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SUI'TH Ni lll\\'Al.K. Fl-Ill.
'iue amount of capital invvsted in pot
ta-r'nvi in this rouutry is now $b.tlllt|.lltlll. ‘
and the value of lost year‘s pro luet was
about the same. The growth of the iii-
dvistry has been materially llu reas d by
the manufacture of jars and pots for
decoration by youth"~ women with the
art crate.
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Speaking of the of
w.
tlst‘
and kindred (list-uses rho Hrmxh .lluh'm.’ '
Journal says: “The superstitious value ;
nttuehed to alcohol in the treatment of '
disease is fast Illsapll‘al‘lll: _fruiii enr
lightened medical circles. tiiid the “H of
alcoholics in the great London hospitals I
is largely diminishing. vvith
.siilts.“
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good re- .
lt illustrates the ‘t ntiuient by ‘
referring to the evperienee of the ‘l.(\ll- i
don teiupe‘anee hospital. where alcohol
has been given in only three out of three ‘
thousand inpatient with an
average animal mortality of tiv e per cent. ‘
during twelve years.
eases.
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The Noihvagian~ in Minnesoiu have in
trodtteed their peculiar snow shoes there.
The shoes are made of strips of hard ‘
vvood. about leii feet long: and six iin hes
\\ ide. slightly turned up in front. They
are fastened to the font at about the mid
die of the shoe. The wearer slides over l
the snow. not trying to lift the \llt|l'\.illltl
earries a pole with whieh to he 'p his b.il
llllt't‘
.\t'tet' the hi;r snows of the past .
winter these shoes were almost the only
means of lm-oinntiuii in [ledge nuaniy.
it was not unusual to see Hittlt‘lllill: like
half a tttl‘ll ot \ill‘l\ piled in from of a
store. within vvliiah llltil vvi.iii:‘s vvei’I'
shopping;
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livery minute of the day seventy li::iii:iii i
beings are brought into i \istenu- "ll“
sivtyrsv'v‘eti are I‘e‘tnt‘i‘tl. says a prior .
The population of the world is \llilrlli) ‘
iiieri using at the rah ot thri r IN :' minute. ‘
of 4.3?“ per day. lit-'il‘t than l..'nii|.tiiiii
.ltist thltih «ll. ‘llii‘ yearly ltl
Hit! 11
per year.
crease of being t‘ulltll to the entire
population of the >t.ite of lawn, \\ heie
do they all go.’ The home of the hiiainn
rate. so tar as \\e are able to learn. \\.is
in Asia. and from there all the
have eome.
nations ’
The rapid increase (it popu
the l niie=l Suites sliovvs the
tendency of the no r to seatti: and s- t i.
new tields.
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“.l‘iii‘ lil'liels‘ liest”
latiuii in
is the name et a
house that stands in lllt' wilderness of
Sao Paulo. the must suiitlinn ml the
Brazilian proviiiw s. and “llllill a few
miles of the house a i
plantations held by nn Yt_v-tit'i' i'iti/eth of
the l‘iiitid Stab ._ These l‘l‘lt'llibl‘ \\- nt
thither :it the i ulldpse of lll‘ l‘i-inli \lrt’
ney. i
are scene or s.» ..f
The) Inn“ number ale-lit uoo pei
sons. and they still keep up tin ii .\nio ri
illlll
vi the
vv h-i
ran manners
'I‘lii- ll‘JIit
Burton. ,
eeiitiy savv Redford .‘laekey. the
ioiuim rt i.il
little
1'i\ll I ltgltn
‘1s‘l"!ll‘_
linlu rt
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band.
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l liilt‘ll
silllt'sv'v‘ll‘lli ill llio lilfllttlt‘ d» Nil. aid
of the «if
planters. who. liuvvever. often \visii ill-y
\vete in North Amerii .i again. ‘
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assured him prosperity :'.e
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“'illiarl litiytv-i was a lirakeiniii on i
the Evansville and 'l‘erie Ilaitte railway.
There was a inllisiun iii “'lllvll lie
badly injured.
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lint reiiiemlveiiug that a
Inissenger train \\‘.l\ the soon. It" managed
to extricate himself from the wreck. and.
m nigh-d and bleeding. seized a red the;
and staggerel up the track. 'I‘wiee he
fell from e\h:iustiuii. but phielvily got up
and went on and [lagged the train 50"
éfiFIN’ from the place (of danger. Then
in- fainted and remained \ltii‘oiir
seinus for two day s.
lt‘VIly
\\’1ien he recovered
He sent the .
doetor‘s hill to the railroad company and
payment was refused. Then be sued for ‘
$10,000. and a jury has just :l\\'tll‘tlt d him
$5.083 damages .al'ter four years of liti
gation.
llt W.s a eripple for life.
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Articles of incorporation has beeni
sued at Springfield. “L. to the Trans.
continental Aerial Navigation ,eompuny i
at Chicago to establish tll‘l'llll transporta~
‘tion line-s. the capital stock being {150.-
000 and the incorporntors Dr. Arthur De
Bausntt. Eugene Maripierut, and Jules
Lung. “L De Bausatt has. lived in ('hi-
eugo for several years. and has made a
study of aerial navigation for over twcn»
ty-two years. His ideal is to build an
airship, the length of which will be 174
feet. Itswidtb is tube. twenty-four toot
3nd its height twentydwo feet. It is
expected to prove by the vacuum theory
that it is pinssible to ‘ navigate the air by
the laws of gravitation. by overcoming
the pressure of the ntnios‘pfifiwithont
the use of hydrogen or any other gis.
The doctor is in receipt of a very flutter-
ing letter from the Smithsonian institute '
convening his invention.
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At the recent convention of the No-
tionnl Agricultural and Dairy associa-
tion in New York. a paper was read by
8. Soto. of Japan. on "The Past and;
the-sent of the Agrarian System in Jae
P“ Mr. Sam described the land ten-
tils and agriculture under the old feudal
uvstom‘nud said that lands were now held
chiefly in fecsimple. by peusnnt proprie-
tax. The average of farms in Japan
was one acre. as against 134 acres in the
United titutcs. The method of farming
“no work 3 small piece at ground
rmfully nnd nlwuys up to itii fullest eii~
willy. The law of diminishing returns
but apprently not been curried out. The
lune plot had yielded the nine crop
of rim for many years. Lately stock
hill been introduced, but only n few of
the “W clout-cl no desk to any ex-
tent. The former! lived on the «will:
and twin. ot the 37,000,000 inhabi-
mta 15,000,000 wen waged in agri~
culture.
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preparations in the treatment of eliolera
. is in the «nth e trade.
‘ eotIee beans of airold sine
' ti revolving t‘_\ll11llt‘l‘ with
_ oil thus
. lllatvir
_ “that our fatln rs and :i':iii«.lf;itliei\
’ and it‘ he an
. ently at four' is a not tin. .-minnn
I lag.
I rors of
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with a sharp stick. it may be of interest
. to know that. there arc in all I‘JJiStJWll
. Poles. of whom 7.000.000 live in Russia.
:zl.;‘:ltl.000 iii Austria and 2. Mmoo in
il‘russia.
‘ There are only four st .ideiits this year
.in the seliool of tigrienlture and horti-
» eiilture eoiiiieeted with Harvard college.
:II‘llt‘ instructors tlrt‘ numerous thnt
' there is one for every pupil. and a few
left over even then. The instruetioii
' given by lectures ziiid reeit.itioiis and by
St!
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ipraetieal evereises in‘the greenhouses.
tields and lalmratories.
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ILH’I‘x Journal of ”drill: calls attention
to the fuel that this is the for
pneumonin. Anything that lowers the
vitality of the system is conducive to the
disease. and should be carefully avoided.
Uvervv'ork, either physical or mental. has
much todo.witli it. and this evplaim
vv by so many business men and brain
workers fall victims to it. Sudden
changes of the weather and drauglits of
all kinds are to he guarded against. In
\t‘th “I
it word. live teiiiperntely. dress \v'urnil)‘.
avoid tlll imprudenees. and pneumonia
will keep away from you.
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New methods of imposing upon the
trade tll‘t‘ continually being discovered.
Ftlt'llt‘itlllh‘ strength are given to mine
things bytlie addition of strongr ueid:
low grades are being mived with built
grades. and imitations of popular names i
c . .
are very common. llie late uevv dodge
liv‘t-ry buyer likes
to have a glossy bean. but of iourse :is
the beans grow old a part ofthis ~_:l~~s~i
. iii-“disappears, and the purchaser «an
‘ tell that \v hat is
shown him has been
gathered fora Iona.r time. \loderii inge
at fault. The
R are plaeed in
unity cannot thus be put
a few drop» of
cotton N'vtl oil. and the cylinder is then
set in inoti'on.. The siiiall quantity of
itilimltit'i d tliv‘ v‘I‘lTI -‘
to itsoriginzii appearaiiee. and the maid)-
l't‘stut‘i \‘
e.iii sell his I'Hl|\l‘;11lllt‘lli for :i
‘ eeut more it pound than he did the div
ltt lore. 'l‘lll‘ fraud I‘:ll| lu‘ lll‘lt‘t'lVll l|_\
putting; a llllltlll -r of the beans into a eot
lii
few minutes there will be a ’tiliu nt oil on
fi‘e‘i‘tip and till in; it vv itli water. .i
the \llrfllt't'_
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“it is undoubtedly the opinion of most
lwv'llle.” say“ the New York f5: .1’ I‘M'.
were
nun h more deliberate in their whole
of life descendants
that they {began their evliti‘atiI-tt later.
that they ripened more slnvvly. that they
reached li‘iil this tarreiit
opinion is a delusion. \\Illl li is totally at
variain e vv ith the fuels. ' The truth
that the average .\iiierh an of the eigh-
the first of the
nineteenth t‘v‘l:lllt‘_\' harried his alphabet
mode than iii: iv
a :11 at age.
is
teeiith eentiiry or part
earlier. started upon his «art-er younger.
not live faster. eertainly
died sooner. ill!“ the
of to il;i_\'. Vv-tliitt: llivil’v'
foriilily in 1";Iillllgllli‘ biographies of
av erage American
sti ll\I‘\ one
Since Bismarck is after the poor Poles .
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A Summary of Its t‘ouditton
Throughout the West.
The Outlook Considered Favorabli
in Most Sections.
The followingenvpsiimniary appeals in lll‘
lust. Chicago Fueniers’ Review: 1"“
returns than the Winter fields ni‘.‘ alums.
uniformly gool. They present an outlook
very nearly as favorable us those sent in ear
ly in 1‘\'\. when the prospect wigs exception
idly geol torn large yield. The snow has en
tirely «lis‘iplwuivsl troni the fields. emu-hie.
u very clear iiiideistuinling us to the eouvll
tioii of the plant. and from nourly every
county in Ohio. liidinua. Michigan. Illinois,
Missouri. Keiitneky and Kansas it
ported as ltnvllltl): strain: and healthy.
utter ilisiipiwu‘nnw ot' tho snow covering
is the only wrions inennm- now llIlV‘ttt
enin ' the growing grain. and with
«not “‘1‘ general t‘tillof snuvv tlieoutlook eould
hardly be better tluin is pivseiited in the n-
ports of the hil'l‘t‘spullilt‘llls. .\ pruluug‘ui
«sun of seveie l‘vllil weather. with the Iii-lib
still uiiiii‘oteetwl would. undoubtislly. enlist
damage vvbieli might completely I‘llttll;t‘ the
tenor of the reports.
The ltllrst iv‘ports from l‘ulit‘oi‘inn. tin-gun
and \\‘ashiie,:ton T‘v‘l‘l‘llnt‘)‘ iiiv- geiierzillv
more favorable than at the same time last
year. tint of twenty eouutim ot‘ Knnxu
eighteen ieport the chip in gvnnl condition.
vvhile uiit'avonible returns are made
from Uttnvvn and \\‘._yuu-lott \ v‘vtllltlIt-s,
where the plant shows iniury tmni rl‘tnvlli;
while unproteetml. \Vitli the exeo itiou oi
Howard and Hendricks eouiuies. in uduuin.
the outlook is wported to be \erv' tavorable
The reports from Ohio are unitorinly lav ul-
able. ln Southern Illllttlls‘l\\ui‘uu|itii~s ““1“”
a poor outlook. but the I\‘lllflllllll\,: enuiities
make it very umsl show ing. l-‘rom
llllllilis the returns at» unitornily :1 “l. 't‘h.
returns from Kentucky niid Missouri nie _-eu
ei‘nlly of a glowing elmiaeter. and iii the
runner Stntetiieouths-k is l otisidered bright. l
turn "nod crop than bet-vie in many leans
'l‘he Slli‘lll"llll reports do not lll‘ll‘lllt‘tul)
iargv'ryieliitlnvii last year. but the rein”.
are generally lav itl‘llllll‘ lii ‘l‘eiiiiess u- u. .
reports iii-lii‘itte an .‘l\t‘ll|:t' outlook \\'lnl.~
it is not yet pvssihle to give anything lzlte
insular-data the .‘t\v l:l‘_‘l‘ iii till the States
with the sissihle e\ex-pti-»ii of .‘Il~‘l1\;£itl. u lll
‘llu\\ a tn llti: oil‘ u-inpnivwl \\|Ill lust
\t‘.‘II~
The evports ltiillx ate that lllt‘sllu‘l.‘ or unl
wheat in Dakota. Kansas. Missenii. Kr"
lttv‘h)‘. Teeth-sum. and llll'lt‘l‘ :ii‘i‘ pi‘u-tt\ vvn-li
eXliniistwl. “litheI‘-~tlslvl~‘t:tlilv- when: I\ ‘1.“
held in t‘ai'iiiers hands 11! Minnesota. Iona
iind Miehignii.
SENATE AND EXECUTIVE.
Is 1““
its
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then who lived anywhere from til‘ty to
itilatitili‘ Ll“t‘ :il
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Fe
1.30 y. aw :i:-\ than the
vv Ill! b they vv . re lll '-|lll‘:i'_.‘='-l. if not
ly ‘lle was
able to iead the liilvle . one. tly and the
slit.
v‘llll! ii. In l‘Ulilllll‘lll'l'
slate
nieiit about the siibieet of surh a work?
'Started thus early on the road of learning
the boy “as never afterward allowed to
If his purents planned for him a
at Yale Harvard. he seareely
needed to reaeh his teens to a
It is simply iiiiIKissible at
this day to conceive of a President’s rais~
l‘UllTil‘ l-l'
llt‘t'l |lllt‘
Freshman.
in: a la\\_\et‘ to the highest judicial tl’l
biiiial in the hind :it tliii‘iyrtwo: yet Wil-
liam Johnson. of. South t‘aroliiia. had
only reached that
judge ol‘the supreme enlirl ‘by Jefferson
in INN. and Joseph Nury. of Massaeliie
setts. when as\oei:ited with Johnson by
Madison 1811. lliit eaeh of these
awe
a
in
T men had been in public life a numberof
l .
‘ years when he received
his pioinotioii.
Each was graduated Johnson at Prince-
ton and Story at Harvard before (will
picture; his nineteenth year: each was ad:
inittcd to the bar by the time he was old
enough to vote. :iiid each was elei‘ted
speaker of the legislature before he “as
' twentysix.
WOR “S OF “1500!.
The soul is not poisoned by mere er»
the head. but by evils of the
If you would not cease to love inali-
kind. you must not. cease to do them
To things which you bear with iin»
patience you should accustom yourself.
and by habit you will bear them well.
It‘s them that takes advantage that
gets advantage in this wotld I think;
folks have to wait long enough before it“
brought to ‘ein.
(‘outeinplute thy l)U\\'rl‘Sl contemplate
thy wants and thy eonucxions- so shalt
thou disenver the duties of life. and be
directed in ttll thy ways.
There are hours in life. when the mos-t
trifling cross takes the form of a calmn-
ity. Our tempers are like tlll o mm
glass. which makes the object smut or
great. according to the end you look
through. .
The some objects seen from three dif<
fer-out iuts of \‘leW~—lllt‘ post. the im-
ent on the future—r- often exhibit differ-
ent faces to us. like. those sign boards
over shop doors which represent the face
of ii lion us we approach. of a lull“ when
we are in front. and of an ass when we
have passed.
The every-tiny cures and duties. which
men cull drudgery. are the weights and
muniterixiises ut‘ the clock of time, giving
its pendulum a tr. vibintion. and its
hands a regular luntlou: nod when they;
cone to lurifimnpon the wheels the- pen-
duiuni no get swing-a, the Mutts no
longer more, the clock stand: still. '
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From tents made by Dr. Fischer. tho
German 0min. it a that in ordi-
v
my «am not more than twenty per
cent. of the fuel manned is utilized in
warning the mail.
‘ vvin;tlie
4 put to llii
' _ui~liei:ir\ ewniuiitee on the letter of theat-
‘l‘he Senate‘s Iiighl In I‘itlu‘t‘s Front
the President .\sserti-vt.
Seiintoi Eliiiiiti-lsniithe l‘th Hindi-n
l mlel States Senate trozu the
1‘!‘_
torn. \ ;-‘u~ val ale ’lllllll: to transmit to the
Seiiati-ei-pies n! ottivial i‘evoi‘dv niid lullv‘1\
.oin'ei'iiiti; tin :i-liiiiiiisti‘ati-ili of the-oilin-
wt ll;\:i'r‘l ltllill'ttvv tor the Southern district
of .\l.‘|ls‘\1||:tltuttlvlilllllllt‘) l. l\\‘-. («-.laiizinry
’33. l\“- llli‘
.liilv by order of [be
l‘resi-leiit. .\l llui‘kin from the
otliee ot disti'ivt atlui‘iirv of that distriet. the
lliii
iiett tv- per oim the duties ol the suspended
oilieer. ain the
on lleiriuhei H.
The report i’vs‘itns
1:, l\\‘-,
.d tin‘»nl‘;_:t‘
suspension
iitl
Ill'sl;ll:lllull --ii the sniiie dav of John l|
iiuiuiiiatn-u to the Senate
l\\'-. or the shine .lullll ll
lliitiiett to the said “iii-e, \vlneh nomina
t ion vv us in due in oils» referred Xv I
the eniiiuiittm- on the jllillt‘lfil‘) The
iv-poit their Ilr‘t lures that it ll‘ls been the uni
form pi act in- of the ju-lienirv committee.
siiiee the lttt\\‘|gv- of the tenure ul utli-w- a 't.
to rail upon the heads ~n' degmit iu-uts for all
“lapeis and int'ui‘iiintioii‘ lli the iltw‘s\l~~1l
ut the 'ltflk‘ll‘llll'fltl tuu ~liiii; tli - eon hie! :uil
administration of the otlieer lll\\[lNVI tolu-
removul and the elinrneter and eonduer 01
the ll‘t‘sntl prop-ms] to he uppointul. In no
Ilistutzm- until this time bus the eominittee
met with any delav or denial iii hwpeet to
Ilit'lltslitli‘; siieh papers and int-urination. vv it u
a \‘ll;!\‘ v‘\\‘t‘[|ltvltl. and iii vvliieh eyei-ptiuti
thc .L-nr. anatomy-shat denial lustel only tor
turn r-t‘ lii‘fi‘v Il:l_\ s
The to nit
It ;s or! .
oi either l‘evilsv‘ oi
aisl- .ii~. its-(s the l'll-'\ll\lll
the \H“s7ltu'.l-‘Ilill tut-“'1‘
”Mgr-Rs to h {in
:lv 0- » tn
the otheuil papers and .i.~ uiiieats in the \a
iii-us 'vltllll" nrlixus :itel l-v theiiwelv. . II"
this point ll \‘l\\ "that luv at th - v- r» n::iie‘e
--t the puvveis intrusted bv Illi‘ - o'isiitutioa m
the i no lluuv's of t'oiigien i: is ;i he v‘ssu' 7v
int-ill. nt tint either House must haven! all
_ times the right tokiiow all that um. iallv o-\
x ists or takes place in am ot the \lepartiiients
of (lw government.” and thev have the
power “to obtain in one toi‘tii or :llltllllt“.
euuip‘ete iiit‘oinmtion its to ev ei'v paper and
transaction in any ot the executive depart-
ments, even tli nigh sii ~li pap ‘I‘\ might relate
to what isut‘illllul'lh :iu eveaitive lllni’llnlt.
if that tiiiietiou infringed upon any dutv or
turn tion of the representative bodies " i
\ table is submitted Sll-I\\|ll_i{ that out ut’
about l.<1\’i iiniiiiiintions sent ttrtlie Senate
up to January Calif: were nominations of
pet suits totnke the places of oflicci.‘ suspended
- and pron-«ed to be Pull! in il
when appointed l
The committee in couehisioii report for
raundpqition and adoption th~~ follow iiig res-
ollitiuiis:
its condemnation of the retusnl of the utter
Iir‘)<gi‘llr‘ml. under vvluitever lltl‘tlt‘ttt‘t‘_ to
send to the x-nnte copies of wipers eallisl tor
by its resolution of the filth of January. and
set forth in the reports ot the committee on
the judieiarv. as in violation of his ottieiul
duty and s‘iibversiveot the'tituilauientnl iriil-
eiplesof the ov'erniiient and of n gooi ad-
ministration t iereot'.
Resolved. That it is under those t‘ll“l1ll|
stances the duty of the Senate to refuse its
advice and i1mseiit to proposed removals of
otlieeis. the documents and papers in refer-
ence to the supposed otlleinl or poisons! mis—
conduct of whom are withheld by the exoeth
live or any head of a department when
deemed necessary by the Senate nnd called
for in eonsideri the matter.
Kindred. the provision of section
1.754 of the “*le statutes declaring:
"That ptflfltlli honombly dischargodfmm the
military or naval service by reason of disk
bility resulting from wounds or Sit‘lith iu<
curred in the line of duty. shall be pivet'en‘od.
for appointiimnts to civil ottlim provided
they are found to yum-is the busim capaci»
tv necessary for the proper diselnrgo of
tho duties of that. olico“ ought.
to be faithfully and fully put. in
execution. and that- to nunovo or pro-
pose to remove any such soldier who» fnitb~
tuition. millimetre); and choral-tor are above
repnniebaud to give blues to another who.
has not rendered such aarvice. is a violation
of the s rit ur‘ the law and of the practical
gratitu e the [maple and government of the
l‘nited States owe to the defender of con-
stitutionallilmrty and the integrity of the
government. »
Mr. Pugh. of Alabama. from the minority
of the committing. said:
“I desire to state that the minority know
nothiugnf the contents of the report until
mod to the committee this morning. The nits
uority vtmll‘l to prepare a report. in which
they will prawn their views, and to enable
them to do so they have until Monday
week within which. to plum" the
report: and it is understood that
the majority report and the lWlttt-lOlS aw
«wiipuiyiu; it Will not be called up for core
s'iderntion until we get law» to tilt: the
minority rerun-t. The time given us to do so
is not to extend beyond next Honda“ Vnok.“
Tho «insider-rim of the remit woe role
lmvdinorder that tho homoerotic mom a
of tho committee might. have on oppoflnnit-y
to prop-ran minority report.
W“.
“Tun mod devout man in Sl'llt (mm the
gala-inset thoflousa or Mutants."
toys tho St. Louis (Itch-Democrat “bi Hr.
liendoraond Nortblhroltnn.“ Roisamootb
shun. of clerical optimum stands with
angst! the. sad «you shut. bi; bonds palm
in
in front of him. “sum -er
“It. Heavily!“ witlinrby innit
mom port: mung-Inuit!
W in. to on wou-
would
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brings tboni
0m“: Kim“ drips ondat ate (t‘fidioll‘t:
v was. nova ' ‘ ~
in ‘ Who"; in m writ-“vial
anonyotlw emotion. he: on n win
bio-d. mind in Honour. which the queen is
matted to use only hue-tus- in not mu.
ovoeion Mt. ‘
t ‘eiit ral '
. livatioii ...\lr Laird «Seb ~ s‘L-nkn iu tavur -
i of and Mr Kellev l‘eiiii . Ziulitlrl the Fit:
- John l‘oi‘tct‘ hill. . . . Mr. Jones. "T ’l‘eva‘.
, truiii the v‘oiiiiiiitten nu push-iiiw-s and
p. est roads. ivported a bill granting.
the trunking p: 1\ tie; ~ to John 1|
Iil‘atll. .\Ir. Warner. of l li.lva. eallel up and
. snub-IX h-strietedta
SUM ll .l lll’ ill: CONGRESS.
Senate mums.
‘t‘uiurv - sisrn Dun—Mr. Roar intro-
duced a bill providing for tbtv erectionot‘ u
suitnbtainoiiuineut. in “'ll‘lllllllflull to tien~
ernl l‘lysws S Grant. The bill uppmprintes
sinus». and provides for a commission or
three Seiuitois and three nioiubois of the
House to eoutmet t'u‘ the monument. .~\t
tliesuugestion of Mr. Logan and by unani—
mous eonwnt. Mr. Hoar ineiwuivsl tho unount
to SL‘JUlll. fluid the bill “‘tls referred to tho
eonnnitteo on the library. . . .‘l‘lio education
bill was further discussed and umendod.
i-‘oiei‘inriill.\v.—.\lr. l-Zihiiunds )muitod
the jinlieinry eoinniittae report. on
Attornev-tleiieral Garlands refusal to fur—
iiisli i in Senate «vi-tutu informa-
tion. The report. and accompany~
mi: t‘t‘flllullvuh‘ were ordered priiibsl....
My, lbvwep introduced a bill to provide a
new basis for a national bunk circulation.
which. at his Mumt. “RS laid on the table
. . . .The bill to grant right of way for a rail~
road tliivuigli the Indian 'llerrimvy was taken
up and dismissed till 2‘ o‘clock. When the edit-
eutioiuil bill was taken up and further t‘t“
bated without action.
lt‘irRT\‘~l‘leT luv.- .‘Il‘. Mundeiuvn ot~
ferivlumvlution.\v-hieh \vns referred. iti-
iv~etin: tho secretaries of state and war to
inquire into the murder of (‘nptiliu l‘ruwt'ord
by Mexicans last month. and tau report what
steps hint bum token to punish the
numlcrem . . . . llr. l‘iilllllllltlS introdnwd
a. bill wintin v to the eight-
liour law. He sail the bill i'elatod to letter
currieis. wlivsseboms of labor wore beyond
liviiimu enduraticts llet'erhsl. . A resolu-
tioii by Mr. Allison was adopted inquiring of
the seeictai‘y of tho treasury wlintnniuunt of
t'nited Status notes had been redeemed under
the redemption act, from July 1. 1‘29. to .que
ll". |\\'~.....\Ir. l-iiisti's called up his n-sohi-
tioii of inquiry as to the iv‘t‘usnl ot‘ the sub-
trv-osnrer at bevel )rleuus to weeive silverdot-
tars An nunuulnnvnt by Mr. Teller. exteinh
in ' the inquiry so its to euvee an alleged III“
In entioii in the some otl‘m- vv as ngimsl to and
the resolution passed” .. Mr. thiwes‘ hill to
allot lands in severaltv to Ilttllltlls was Ilh
eiissisl. .. The ulneutzoiml bill eniiie up. and
Mr. Evarts took the llthvl' in its favor
Spfi‘t‘lb s “'i‘l‘!‘ tllVI l‘tttl‘lt‘ li\ .‘lessr‘.
livgnlls. Morgan. Wilson and
Mr. l'idiiiiiiids. tioiu the «hum-lbw on the
Jiidix itit‘y . rep-u tel favorably bids to remove s
the politienl ilis‘ihilities or r l‘
The bills were at once ‘bhlxual.
roitrv‘ \‘lji ovii llvv‘. Mr. Mars-n inten
dumsl tI ion; preamble and res-lute us v‘ill
cerium: the attoriiev general. and prop-ism;
an lllilltlt‘\ whether 11‘t1llllt orb-recs :illezvsl
asiiiist tin-alto: iie.v general \voiililw all lot his :
'l‘he ivs vliitioiis were laid on 5
impea- hiiieiil.
the trillle. . . .‘l‘lii
l'vit‘ Illt‘ o‘t'i‘v'ltnti Hr
(innit iii \\':vshiii_~tniv “as pass»! . .Nlr.
tlray s wke Ill “pl-Islllv‘ll to the l‘Z-liivaiinn
bill Sir l‘liisah this» \v‘vluhfil the hill The
debut-- “as eniiiiiiii-sl hv “usst‘ l‘all. Moi"
gulp Blair and Ina-rgu Ens-tithe session
hill nppi’I-piia'in;
tt
$3
House Sessions
Foinv riiiiin l~.\v.~'l‘hi- Hulls» pass»!
tliebill to ltl‘v-l-‘v'l horn-stead settlers within ;
t‘tlll\\‘tt_\ limits. it pix-v ides tl at
ca than one hundred
and sixty uei‘es. who make an lttlvllll‘lltll
eiitrv under the :i-‘ts ut \lai‘eh uiid Jul) . l‘I‘.‘
shall he eiititlel to have the lands wuerul lv\
the additional eutrv pateiitul. without .‘lll‘\
further ei-st of proof of settleiiieiii and - iil
all six. li
th- lluttV‘ reissnl lll' hill i-slueiugtruiu --i;:lrt
to ti\ e eeuts the eharn- toi' money oiders n -t
: evewsliii; tin delliu\
gent leiiieii
Fourv vui mu l‘vv‘ » The Speakei :iu
iiwuiiwed the .i.lis~ii\tiiii-iit wt )Ir Fin-123v
-.\hl as a in» :ii5~c ut the l~: lllvlllg. :ui-l \ hi"
rein-v ( "it‘ll”: vite t‘urtzn “xi“..sl ..
\lr ("risp Ha ieported n hz‘l toaiiiend tl
l'aritii l‘nllt‘vn i a- ts ~-»;is to. um --i the run-ls
to in) fur tb- surv. v .-t the and (hints
Hand in lloiivraien ‘ar....'l‘l.e lluuv their
i‘esntiinl eniiszdvi‘ntii-ii of the lull turn I)";
the .\tl;i::t.e iivl l‘n l'ie hyi-l :l’ttt‘i~
commune ut the vvhvle .\lr l-lh‘litw ..\' .1 «
:eivis'nt-nl the lill for the :‘t‘lle ot lien
"’al thl .lehti l'oiu-r .\li line”; i\\l~‘
also .‘I-lvis'utesl the ineasuiv. aiil zitt 3 an
unlimited ml debate botvvm-ii him and
Mr. Mel‘iitebenu .Mieli -. dorm; vvbieh both
advmiee-i exeitmilv ll‘l‘*l‘i‘ llir
Syn-aliens chair. \vlnletbe lit-use vv:is innit
uproar. the bill was put to a vote an! passed
by tit yeast » il‘: ll.i\~ _\ll the
hi
pres-tit and \lklti‘liVlieplll‘lit‘ntls voted to: the
ill.
Fourvrii-‘rit va
called up the joint
thanks et' 1 ‘~Iii;i‘ex~t - wig-h Fran is. as th‘
inventor of lite m\ttl‘.. a. pli-ine s. and an
tlinriliri}; the l‘ees‘detit to present but: a 3-H
iinslal. l‘assni , l‘liv House V\\t‘lll into
committee of the u hole on the private eaten
dar. .\lr. llateh ill» izi the eliaii. t In th-
tiist hill on the irileishir. '2: war i'lftltll. Mr.
Scott ll’t‘lllllofls‘t‘i‘l a verbal nieendnuiit.
and pron-«led to make a speeeli fax arm- \ll
-.\lr Hewitt rX \"
BN-lutiuii ten-luring
ver suspension and wgulvl stun-lard. He “as
follow“! by“ \li tteddes‘ .0 I ltl a
speech favoring silver divulge. . . .Sburtly
after the unvelusion of Mr. Gerbils spee-h.
the committee rm:- ivud the House passed a
dozen private bills” ...\t the night session
the House pissed t‘ortv»foiii‘ [W on bills. and
atlhfitl 1‘. 5t. adjoin iied.
lt‘onrv -. v 1'" luv 7 Mr Weber, or Se“
\oik. report-fl a bill to the llotisa-furthe
permanent impi‘ev -ui-~nt of the Erie and
. (Is\\v-_|:u etiiinls. a' d lu «nun- the fi‘is-zluiii
.u... , r—w
:ot the \‘tllit‘ to the t‘tl‘lillli‘l‘tV‘ of tln
. l‘iiittsl Stems. Mr Ellsberry. or
l Uhio. re ni'tel a bill grantm; pen
I. I ', .n it Q ‘ l ‘ i sioiis toal iiivz'lid soldiers or their uninw.
NW“ "0’: . intt e. :‘lm.e iet'e iyevpn-suv.
or ehildreii who we dependent on their daily
labor for suppn‘t Mr. Buchanan. or New
.lersev. wportui a bill for the relief of tin
\urv ii iit‘s‘ of the ex; l-vri'ig steiiuiqz‘ Jennuettv
and the widows and eli‘.‘ .‘eii of lIltlu‘ vvlie
verished. . . .'l‘lie bzll forfeiting the unearned
lnnd grant of the Atlantic and Paeitii
iatlroavl company “astnkenupandpnss-sl. ..
The bill to riiiuev tho northern or “ um
haiidlo“portienof lilabo to \Vflshltltfi'lnll "1‘
ritory was deluxted....'l'be bill to loan e\~
hibits to the New "rte-ans exposition vvm
laid on tho tabla by . hm vol-v.
....ur. Hem-Ni. from the commit-to“? ‘ue
way» and means. repmto‘l ujoint mlutlun
directing the {grant of the stir-plus inllm
timsnry on t public debt. . r. HeIm
”‘ ‘ -“vg
rowan-i . minority rein-t.
JOHN ii 90mm.
Dean I. of the \\'ell—Known Temper-
ance [mature-a
John B. (tough. the noted temperance ndv‘n—
eate.wlio wnsstricken with npoplexy in 1 Phil—
adelphia church. on the 15th.wbilo delivering
is below. linguist until t-be 18th, whoa be
tossed awn ‘ in presence of his wife and two
idea's. This body W“ sent to In! Into boun-
at “Runs-w, Mass. for interment.
John B. lion b no: born in Snot} f‘lt‘i“
Kent. England“?! very poor porentsfsn st ..
Ila came to America when twelvo years old.
and it was not until N113 that he began his
work as 3 tom vernnec advocate. In the ins
teriiii be bad win-lust asa bookbinder for kl. ‘.'5
per week in Now- York: had sun and acted
in low than": them and in ton; hail
‘s .- buried in the Potter‘s field
iirbeliv‘ 33::I‘32ud bad fallen into the depths
of intanipemnce a don. He was
induced to si the pledge nt n tom anus
meeting in \ muster. Moss. in 181.3. artist
spoke IS a ivt‘onued kind. His speeches
soon drew him lamp oudieut uni- be
leclurtsl suivomt‘ully in book»). bow \orli
ond Phllldelpllia._ In l~ . howentto Eug—
lan-l.'uiid again in 185. 9nd 183K myuiz
cum time \‘mls and minus 1.2“) ' has
in all. He‘ll“ (Nivemt nearly to. .d.
dresses and tuv Wis of so!
mum in the «use of minimum. and “01!
below mom plums than any one mun now
living.
Gunniwnnii EXPIDSION.
‘l‘vveniy Forum! lulu-vii. 't‘bI-ec t-‘n-
tally. in a Country Stun.
A imvvdi-r explosion occurred in Wiuehev-
tor. Kym. tho otluvl' ntternoou. in which n
number or mums were injured. m‘ taut-
iv. 3m * \\' Venting boon um Kl‘tl't‘t‘)‘
{tors as“ mi. ed at the It'lmo by
countsv pm who coma in to at-
tend Monty court. At upon some
party come into the stun to bug." powrter. and
while the em: was with“:
t;
Vllurris. . .. ‘
.\le\iiin ;
Stewart oi’ .‘ll\\l\\llilvl} Thomas 1.. l «or of
\ ll‘;llll=l. and lidvvunl ti. liutlerm . issoui'i. j
~~43va l
ntoiiuiiieiit to Heiieral ;
1)..“ ntlIIs ‘
NEWS sgiMARY
Eastern and Middle Staten.
A CHIN.\MAN w“ found in a “'aterhury
(Conn) laundry summing fivvni leprosy.
Tin: decision of the New Jerwy su memo
court declaring the railroad tax law v PM
unnvnstitutioiiul has thrown the tinnncm of
the Nth!“ illtugl‘t‘ at \‘uufueiou‘udQ-r this It“?
has been "out Stu-Jinn of the thallium of
the State‘s annual revenue. No State tax can
be levied that Will bring any money into the
tnvisnry until next fall. '
Tm: sissnnldnv‘s Minn of the National
Agricultural and Dan-v convention at New
\ork was devoted mainly to the discussion
of oltsvnuirgnrine. biittcrine and invitation but-
tel‘. It was statol that last. war till.“ “UN"
unruds of imitation butter were sold. It was
eeiiled to petition Congress to put the enu-
trol of the manufacture and stile of such kinds
of butter in the hands of the l'niteal States
In! ‘l‘tltll revenue «viiimissiouers. and impose
a tax of not less than ten units a pound.
Tilt-z striking Pennsylvania coke burners
on the 13th refused the offer of the employeh
to pnv the iiieivassl wings deinaudel utter
Mun-h tfi.
Mus “Rum. wife of Professor Leonard
“'aldo. of Yale college. fled than her s.ek
chamber while delirious. and threw herself
from the top of a high iv-ek. killing beiselt‘ ul-
mvvat instantly.
Soul II and West.
RRtsiuTs reeeivvsl indicate that the loss of
cattle in “'Niteru Kansas and Eastern (‘oh
0min by the terribly cold weather “ill
amount to $5.0!!! limit.
- 'l‘nr: body of iv clergvman named Jesse B.
Brady was found “outing with the ice
in the Mississippi. nenr St. Louis. Prom
plums found in his toss. Ssh-ll it was clear
that the deceased had committed suicide.
.\l.l.thet‘liiiieew in Nicolas. (‘nl.. forty~
four in number. were driven out by n crowd
of masked men.
l-Iioii'i‘ sleep herds-is on a ram-b in \‘uleii-
ein county. N. 3.. wow attacked by .\|l§l\'llt‘3
and «fill killed.
't‘niuci: masked bighwav men [‘n‘x‘t‘llllVI
. their wears-us iii the rnilivvail tigent nt Mont-
- \ale. 'l‘evns. anvl compelled him to deliver up
"‘the content . of the safe SNIU
'l'itr prii e ot‘ mitt-iii at New llrlenns on the
19th renehe l the lowest point in thirty *v‘lglil
)i‘tll‘. :
'l‘iii‘. t'liinese I‘Illslll general at San Fl‘tlllr
eisieo has presentnl elainis ngniiist the l'uitul
States iiliwnlv amounting 1.. over sinner-i
for damages iiitle-tnsl upon his uniiitryiiu-u
din tin; the I‘I‘v‘t‘ltl anti t'hiiiese riot; en the
l’ui‘itic v‘veh‘t.
“‘ashiiigton.
'l‘iii: House committee on euiuage. weights
' and inensiuvs. by a vote i-t seven tusiv. has ‘
laid on tln table the bill pi‘ov iding for a sus-
tension ot the manage ot silver.
Ar a can ‘ll‘ of llepablienii Senators it \\‘X|s
ri\nlvul not to n-iitiriii the Presidents Il~|llll
nations unless. when askvsl tor. h-usblt\ tor
\tt>]u*ltsiiitis :It‘i‘ gneit. Nontzuutiuus 3r.- 1..
be rejeetni \vlieii pap-rs nre refused
Till: I‘l‘l‘\‘.il“ltl has sent to the Senate ti..-
i following additional linltilllnlh'll“ l'eudle
t~~ii King. of North t'ni‘nliim. to besnrv-etnrv
1 nt' “relegation oi the l’iutul States at t in;
stiititiiinple: ev SwaturJam-s l; tie-mm". .
Marv land. to be n-llw tor Uf.‘tl>h~ltl\ at halti
more. 1. Frm-iuzvn llasiii. of .‘lnrlvuii-l. t» l--
naval ottirer at liiiitiiunrv Frank l. l‘hel :s.
of “‘iseuxisiii. tot-e survey-mot customs at ..-i
t‘iwvsse. \Vis ; .\ltred Ii. Jed-l. nt’ \Viseniisiu.
to he p-iisn-n n,;eut Hi .‘Ill\\:!llkt~“ “‘1‘,
“alliani .‘I, t'nmpbell. a f Minnesota. to la-
; l'nitisl States iiiatslml tor the ltistriet of
.\l iiitie-s- «a, -
TH): sulnviuniittiv of the It‘lllsvl‘uillnlll
» tee on installims. llqutIv" elmrge ot' the p- vstal
telegraph upiesn. m. agreed to rep: -rt :1 iv era-1y
tn the lull euiiiiuittm- ull all prni-nsitiuns tor
tln-biiillingoi- piiivhasr of telegraph liins
by the iz-‘v “l'lllllt‘lil.
Tint eighth-nth animal rmtiuiia‘. eon-
\etition of the National “‘oinnii‘s Saffron-
:issoeintiuii Ive-gnu in “'Asliiiigtniinn the l:lll
‘ Ntfiv‘lll-rtt States and Territories were reg-re
seiitcsi.
Tm: Senate has confirmed the iioininat Io‘i
11' inorg- .\~ Six-urns to ls» l'iiitnsl Stat s at
tot in-y for the tilsll‘h'l of llassn ~hiisctts
Tin: Senate on the l‘th iv-iitiriii-sl the
tullov|ttlg Ilullllllltllllll“ James It. Hr votive.
of Maryland. to be colle tut‘nf i‘l‘ihnu‘ at
Baltimore; Lewis 1.. Stu-Arthur to be attorney
of the l‘iiited States forUYv-_un: David 1:.
“‘nteis. I’iiitnsl States uranium tor the vv.~!~
' erndistriet ot~ Mi. ll‘;.‘tll; \\'iii F. “upland.
‘ eolleetorot customs at lirautort. X. l‘.
lust iunds has tiiiatiiiiiv-i:slv 3"ivw‘vl to 11- htl'l;
:lil\rt\a‘l_\ all bills below it for the Fur» vase
or ixsiistriietion of telegraph llllt‘S by
:_'n\'t‘l‘ulllt‘nl.
Foreign.
Tut: :i'v-at l'isiiliive t“lt\l‘tll at laiekeir two
‘ miles tioiii lirii‘srls. Belgium. has lie-ii de
strayed lwv tire. but the thirty iiiiiis and pi‘.
i
i girls who were seholnts mid lodgeis “VI“ ull ‘
s:|\~sl.
.\I Smov Lock. ii banker of Soleure.
Switzerland. has tailed. vvith linbihtius o!
snot-Io. Hundreds of small depositors Were
ruined by the failure.
a charge ot f mud.
.‘lR. lilAlLs‘hnt: has taken the other of
lord privy seal in addition tuthnt of premier.
Thisis unusual and proves that Mr. Glad-
stone is exls-rieneing diiliculty in securing
suitable vvvllimgvies iii the British carbine}.
MEXIi’av wants to be at peace with the
l‘nitcd Stabs. and therefore will make every
effort to rind out whether the recent killing
of Captain (‘mwfonhof the l'uited States
army. by Mexican soldiers. while in pursuit
. of the Apaches. ers nuinlental or intentional.
and if the inner will punish the oflendt-N.
_———__
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Many Business Houses in \\'illning-
tun. X. (1. Dust to) ed.
The steniiier Riadeti. plying: between “'il—
niiugtou. N. C.. and Faye-moving N. (7.,
eavigbt tin- tlie other afternoon about 4
o‘clock just before nun-hing her wharf at the
f xrnier' city. and ‘ owing to the
inflammable nature of her cargo,
consisting of nniii. spirits of turpentine md
cotton. was immediately enveloput in harm
The pilot. bonded her for the newt Availa-
ble wharf. and the pmaengeis succeeded in
escaping. some by beats from adjoining ves-
sels and others by jumping overboard, when
tbev were quickly ran-nod.
The desertal steamer landed ‘ the
wharf of the New York and ilnungton
Steamship eonipuuy. and the lira was qpickly
communicator! to the sheds rind won mines
thereon. All the wharves and sheds bong sat-
urated with rosin and tn nfine the w
ottboflmwnsropkt.“ 'tetheeflorhof
the tlmnon become 1 di W
tion. Thennrnsngnleof wind m a
the time from the nontbvvod, out soon the
lllht‘ks on the waterfront were burning
furiously. At than! eight o‘clock the tin
was gotten under control. but not until it
bad destmyed a million dolhis‘ worth of
property.
Owing to slur-ks waned by the high wind
numerous private dwellings caught, tire and
were burned to the ground. Inndditioun
block of small tenements. ownin‘ed by cultural
l
"with“ was com newly swo awn ‘, -
though nearly a mile distant tho’muin
the. The gum] ottiees of the Athatic
Const- line worn also destroyed. with numer
on: “IMWM and rounds. The Front
street Me ist church was included in the
list of buildings burned. and is n to“! but
WAR BEGUM.
I‘lio Senate (‘altn t‘vr Futon—Au .\il~
verso Report.
In cxw-utivo union or the Senate on the
and Mr. Edmuuds reported a Nsultition from
the wmuuitteeul’ judiciary autborixiug that
minimum” sand for peisous uud papers
in tho en‘- of John Iloode. Ji‘.. of
Virginia. Solicitor gen nail. Hr. lid.
inundsstutcsl that. tilinnrmul u very serious
elmructei‘ luid been pivt‘erevsl ngaiust Mr.
ttoude “lat-lug to «tedious in \‘ll'xlulfi.
ln‘ft‘il‘e the eoiiuiiittw mulil Npoit on the con.
urination it would be immry said tor
pew and norms ut- Nort‘olk wit oliiewboiv
and «unluvt an inquiry. The mibiuon m
«unviiltwc mi dunno "tilt
the mitt-nation at mm“. n‘ mum-tor of
interns! "main tui- ngrgn: who:
rein-t was nah l at
a: fiumnm the
Tin»? House eonzmuteu on ‘nvslzvflli‘tN and ,
a... i
hock “as urn-stud on ‘
i Tilting lililll
Two Inlay Sailors Take l'oo
win. of a Ship.
1
The State of New Jersey Do-
. prived .of Funds
TheVSupreine Court, Declares the Tax
Law of 1884 Uncanstitutionnl.
ve of; the Crew and Set-
the Vessel.
l‘nptain Ruin-rt K. Clarke. of the ship
Frank N. Myer. on which two Manila sou-
nien iuutiuieil on Jun 2. and after killing
several ot the crew set tire to the vessel,
Killingl‘i.
tmghreto
The de 'isiou of the New Jersey supreme
court ilenluriug the railivuid tax law of he}.
unconstitutional bus thrown the finances oi
the State into great. matador; l‘nder this
law has bis-u mud tantrum of the Sl.‘.'u\,tlll
arrived in New York I. few day-
ot‘ the Statesanuuul revenue. So State tax .3“ and told the ‘10"? “f the mutiny.
can be levied that will bring any money into
the treasury until next. fall.
lieferr'ingto tbedecisiou of the supreme
court declaring the tax law of 18st uncoum-
tntionnl, Atmniey-Geiwral Sun'ktun, of
New Ju'sey. said that. the case would cer-
tainly be taken to the eoim of error: and
appeals. “It is nus-swy.“ be “to
bring the \lt\‘l.\itlu batons the higher court
because it goes a smut dad further than
is necessary to declare the net unconstitu-
tional. without [hinting out any way in
whirh the iailivmd hunt-nines can be taxed.
Its doctriu - makes the whole system of mil-
road tauntiv in since the-adorn ion of the amend-
ments to the coustitutbvu invalid.
Ivts‘ of 1!?“ and 1‘7“. together with
the system of uxnuori under the general rul‘ ~
mad kw and the act toxin nnseellanaous
mum-minus. all unlit-mo e \sitication of
t‘optnin Clarke said that oil went well "u h“
ship until the night of Junta ry :3. The vote
wt was then in the southeast Irate winds.
sailing nloiig rapidly in 1 sum th s01. it “1‘“
a beautiful starlight night. Ind before rt-ur-
in: (‘nptaiii l‘larke bad a ebb! “2th Mr.
Holiness. the mate. whmu be informed tho:
they would not have to put into St Helena,
which his then ounc- ltlt niih~ distnat
About midnight (‘aptmn t‘larkv- heard
some one calling him. He thought that tho
mate Ind ban-l slime onliuarv trouble with
one or two of the “meat-ind arose slowly
. nnd. still in his night dnss. started up the
‘ foiwurvl vs-iurninionway. “'nen m ar the top
be felt a kuite slash n Tu.\\ his fun-bend
_wbile n band seized him by the thunk
Then olwrvul bis assailant,
who be now snw wns one of tb . Manila sen—
mu He struck the mono blow in the time.
Then they grappled and the man gov e him &
. stab in the arm. as stru}. luvr togetbartho
I’l‘."l"§"-‘~ .f“" the . . l‘“?“"“‘ “f urx- ‘ slipped gmduallv down the Romano-nun;
ntlmh “111““ Ch“"“‘““““ the “l‘m‘ The captain tellihh uxsadant‘s knit".- penetrato
tun vlui-Iaer to ho beyond the power bisleft side ant then turn partlv round.
it’ legislature. It also asserts the dew .
Then the captauu slipped in his own blind,
which coveivsd the stairs. and tell back 1mi-
Ion into the cabin. Hisuxsaiixnt hulTR’ll on
evidently bowing given him up tor
dead.
Captain \‘lnrke nw and Wm! tutu the
after cabin He imnnliately lock-d tho
door opening intutbe forward cabin Mrs.
l‘lnrke. who had h «ml the struggle. u is now
on her feet. Ii; tbv dim light of Ll” val-in
she saw berhusbsrid stagger in mung-intelv
rrme tuat other questions beside the consti-
tutionality oi the law will justify tin-court
in declaring a tax law invalid. ‘ peeums
.iry euilnn'raxsinem arising from unopiuion
~o unlook- d for is only a small part of the he
jiirions result of snob n’ division tanVQ‘N‘I.
The nuistitutioiml division of vower in the
State scrim to have b 1'“ lost st; t of by the
‘uurt. The piv sent dist-ion. taken in ooze
neetiui: vvithjiie former rulings of the same
ain't on the iv-nstitutional aiiicudnients. in- %
~ ‘ . 7 _ F euv en-d with blwsl Sin- mn to mm and
vii-1‘s .iie lt'.‘l‘l;|ll\"‘ -l.t|ltllllll‘ in such an exs infirm; her .v-m- arouul l’llfh in!
tent as to uh pi'iv- Lie filate o.‘ the proper ex~ .11“: h. the suta Then slte nl‘ufli m
't‘v‘hl' 1.] Its t]|\l'f~.~lli‘ll It: tha- use of the lltv‘lrl‘tllJflli? punkflu}. Kahlil: 0!!“ ..t lb?
s Arh‘lgll p. M. r .it taxatniuf~
State t‘ntiilvlt‘u it? .\lill\‘l\ ll find that the
irate euuld dist lil‘v’ iiu Ittv-l ev at present l»
slnvts. tore this mix» bandages. with wuieh
she Qttlt‘kl\ tli‘m‘t‘i lii~ wounds. The \31-3aiu
, . .. . ruse. and. Liklll; a remover. won?» the-
“m" “N m“ "N“ “' .‘h‘i'mv' h :“b “l' :aftermniqmmnrwav and callei m; to the
' “in?" . i“ ril‘i‘ ‘- 1‘"? ““11“” hf“: "“5 ‘ man at the “ha-l ti- ell-s- the outside unu—
!ii~-i.t than t h- t‘:ii nui- s “-rnl A q; ice «I un' . . , - -,
-\lltl~ born-“ml and put th » tzv-zisiirv in fiiliids lunhmv.” .n... Tn“ latter- "?"H lib.“
. suiiieoir vva» :ii the “an. and Lbs... :l-‘ «owed
~.. i zs-t ll|\'liiv'lll‘ to be made within the next "m uh“. th‘ ‘ “'2” ~ ‘
my” "l”mh‘ In” '! “'3: PM“ an "n l x“ The «intuit; flu u lv- lied the lower lqu‘ nf
venipts and ne v-ssim iv to disburseun-iits. "w com-cinn- m ‘H ‘ m intent. 4-?“ he
rli' minim-Ail v'lllui't\ oi the State have hit nth heard 8 than. dung”. nu; down the git“; “I
"‘ i“ l" l "“T‘ “ n" "‘1“. "‘ ‘ l“ ‘“ “Xl'i'ill‘a' - the after v‘v'llits‘llifil'llAEV. lie ozveuwi~ the~
.-i vvievl; a run-lute is alren ly prov lv ed i [nor a.“ I“; ere-i {in man “1m hh‘ “fink”.
'nrl-v In“. and. its there is practically no . ‘ ‘
Eu
.
i _ l _ ‘ 1 iii. bide me. ' > at a terrified \'n|:?.
3 "“‘ “1“" [mu then- “n "i n” lunar) -_\r- Th» captain t «I tlYJ»‘h(‘1’\' and
l ‘ l "‘ ' . hwknl the di- r on the mar. who
: “v titers have “a t‘. re~ v1\ ed from sen-nil proved k, be 3 oh: seaman mun-st Urn
l ara- lll~'!i|‘\ vi ii:~tvtii'.:..ns in the State to drieksrli. The 133, , “ts“.bett beard ._ . ”fl“.
burn all the tunds vvaii'ml tor State purl. as;
l but these utters cannot le Invvtu’iv aeeept «l.
l m-r can the lemslature eeriiuly lltlsvllffil‘ullf.
is the mitistztut on prohibits tb.‘ creation of
i St-itedeh’ beyeii-l $ll“.\|l‘ exerpt upon a
, \ntruf the pun, lefv
1 Mr And: i\ ~ii has t“ iiiint- d that the ex-
: pensa-s oftlie t'sea‘i year uniild sui- nut to
$l.‘.;'. U m ~'\I‘lt.~l\i‘ of any appn-prm
\v hieh the I-‘zisl Ittll‘l' might make. If the
*o~..rt of eri‘en sustains ti: i‘e-s-iit de ~isiou it
“ill be ins-mun} tor the lrzhlattu‘e in ph»
the bathroom. \vl; » he lo ‘ke—d himself in
The exhausted eaptain soon hard on» ‘ he
rabin \‘tlltluu's qms’hed in. and lorvkzuz up
he saw the “earlier-ous faces of 'in- two
Manila seamen glaring down vu. '—:.,~t‘._v‘ at
him. He tired two shots. And the 0.1». d2»
appeared.
l 'aptain t‘iarke and his wife we!“ not then
aware that the iv v Manila \‘liit'fi u‘eze tin-
.vuly mounts-rs. Tho-re twomeii. it swung,»
notched Mate Holmes and N: Mud Mate
vis at midnight. when “3-1 latter won.-
.7
.u;
v Me a revenue var the current year. as Well shout to pun“? the wathfi‘ and ,mei the
as to “rl|\ ide "loans to repay the corp-rations two oflivvr-s‘. {killing them “”2““ v' One
in «use the court should onler the tons re~ of them then “H“ and cantat- {u u...
turn-xi. captain. and alter be. us [3-3 min;
inged. bad dispatched the latter rejoined
his comrade on deck. The two manna-N
Lbén burnt-mini {be forecastle door on the
outside. aftsr which they murdered Dirk-my.
tbu sailor at the wbwl;_t‘arpeuter»B-uriz.aud
A Serian. a «mile sailor. all of wig-mi hop
pened to be on (in k Ah Say. the "him-iv
cook. was the only ether nun on deck The
LATER {his
Ill-luster. X. \'.. nui ut'f' the track. and t
' for“ 3rd mach tipped c-\ er
Ind “"041 :i
and \v as burn-
. {on b niul‘iler‘t-rs [“me the ‘ ’uiustnnl
l Eighteen [h‘lN‘lls “I‘l‘v‘ more nr lms *rlt'ih‘ into their s‘erv i r. and turns! hzzn to as"; for
x "1311““ (In-iii. Une miloi-lmd bid-ion buus‘lt aloft.
‘ ‘ ~ . , - Four 0" the seams-u who wire {unmade-l in
1 Put R men and n be} “0'!“ “new“; llie mp {om-astle had been wounded by ‘H’hur-
l Susquehanna river near Harrisburg. l‘. ivii » dereis. whom the‘ bad at fir“ aw’l‘l'h‘d ‘0
1 when tln-u‘ twat ea
were drowned.
“Avon littvi’lt. et Sew \‘t-rk. twnmsi -.
Baston a few nights azn before an “nun-n»
no hence on “li‘isbim-ii in \ineriea,“
va‘in “‘iisus‘. an ev tir inn of kits.
zislhhl and the four "1 l\§t\l. But neither they nor the >lx aide
bodied men who were ltl‘kt‘l up With them
tan-d to {ill} {o ".b
The murderers remained in oust-«stun of
the vessel ali day Sunday In the “talk
time Captain (‘larka with his devotai wife
and his lltt 1e ebild by his side. la} apparently
at the point “lib-nth. Uzi Mm Loy morning
l
t
i
.
l
burg. l’enir. ilis.u;ira,;¢-il through l“ - tin-captain tel! mi: listroiizo-r, fl.- sv'ent u)
g and lav'k ”( pnxvluyuhq‘t‘ pm...“ i;is vv.'. the infilr'i-ev. he I-itl'r'I He’itdrk‘-
‘ . ,. sen, who said ea was aere un-
* nint‘tall)‘ “""nde‘ hlnN’J‘ (-nlv‘ lllliiillt‘fi‘. The eapzzLu 'i‘t‘ll do
: Hi‘xmtmvs of iiiiv-iiipleved re ii 1‘s : . cal-s] to “mite :1 sub} H.— h a i to ! ~ A .._v ers
? their families are suffering for the rum s~: and 3 h‘“‘-“ l‘ “‘1 H" 9"" 3 3‘ "'“-‘ ’ him
s-lt‘ and gaVetiie pisto‘; to li"!!-li'3'\'9’fl u
be hanilnt the other 11‘\'0l\t‘." to his v: if.-
"lrave two shots in that." In sat-l to me,
“out if I am killed you give one of :iven. to
our child and put the other in yanirseli “
The two murderers. with lung Inks to
which the) had lashed knive" sand ~in via-L
ready to Illusion any one who came up {rs-n:
thetaliin. The rapt-in S1" one At the vil»
kins and tired. w‘oiuidiug 5-1“. The fellow
immediately ran forwanl. (‘apt-un Clarke
ries of life at Ebervale. l‘ezizi.
THE eiliploycrs in the l‘ennsylvaiiia eok
region have finally net-malts! to the \lt‘llkltli.‘
l olthe strikers The strike mallet in t‘a'al
i collisions and “lumen-us arrats. and th-
Huugnrian vvorkmen refused to return to
5 Work unless those of their number in
were RINSE}.
CLARENCEJ. SEARS. of Humwr. 111.. w .
i
Ja . .
_ then burst thl‘ultgh the forward robin
3 eighty years old. had a dispute with his u i: door. and at the same time Lina tlll
' upon religious matters. and becoming: . ”ml m“ m the f“"‘“‘-I" “WK“
through the lw‘rieade. and the. man who had
haul hiding alot'triame on de-k. The I. minded
murderer then gave; wild yell. ant, running
to the side. plunged overboard The vibe
villain jumped down the ventilating hotel};
i raged. killed her with am“:
l PBOs‘Ev‘l‘TlOSs and convictions of Iviur
l moms for polygamy continue in the l'tul;
(shirts
, . . . ~ -\ bile the captain and sever-.11 o: :5
A L nixns: mandarin nitemstal in :v lsv- . “do“. new approaching, this 1 fit‘h
importing firm at Sun Fnlut’i~‘u was reins-e! s-noke began t - run? up from it. The
permixsion to landed and return. 1.. can“; vvn-teli bail tin-d its hemp in the say-go. In
.. . .. a moment he a - rinsl spring": out of the
i T“? sun?!“- L “y 0' ut‘n‘“ ."nel smoke. Then hie! L'lfll‘rd irildly ails ,u; lulu.
. 3" key “ “5“ Plan "1“ other d3.“ "l and giv in; a fiendish yell. mm m the side and
PM 0‘ Lieutenant Elliott}. it‘ll!" plutlutnl "\‘t-I‘lun: r1. ,
the l'uited S! “as steamer Galena. A“ “"“llll’l‘ 1" “1“"u “‘0 flanw l‘T‘W'd l“ '
tile. The fin- was snob in euznplo-teeamtroi of
the T bay er. A <nmll quantity of provisions
were stowed in the hrgest bout. and after
the wounded men had been pix-find in the bot-
tom Mrs. (‘larke .und her child and the
uninjured men go! in. The him. with
its xventeen «mum lay by the burn-
ing ship until the following morn—
ing. Then they stated for St Helmwmcb
the! root-Ind on the follow'ing Sunday. Cap-
tain Clarke says dint t1- cannot cumin for
the mutiny. The Manila scum-n wan- not.
ittrumn any fly by W . nor Mb
1 vto “knowledgot ‘ over v
either of the mines whom they mnrdervd.
Captain (‘hrke left the members of his crew,
wvenl of whom were suflering from wounds,
at St. Helm
There were thirty tilibtistz-rs on haunt the
steamer. It. was the intention to land the tilt»
busters at St. Andi-vows, but the l'nited States
consul nt Punama interfered. and the City of
Mexico was captured by the Galena an
taken to Key West.
CHAIRIAX BLAXD.of the House commit-
tee on coinage. weights and measures. has
prepared nminority report. signed by hiin-~
self-ad two other mombemonthc bill to
provide for the free coinage of silver. which
vvns reported adversely by n majority vote of
tbocomiuittoe. The report strongly favors
thefroe coinage of silver.
Four-“VIII hates nominating twenty
three States of the! Union. app-and before
tbeflouse judiciary committee on wealth.
and active-ed lddretaes. in belnlf of 'vromau's
fish"-
A Hanna 0! socialists in Hyde Park.
Imdon. was amended by 50.0!!! peoplend
4.1!!) policemen. but. than was no din
turbo“
Woniulns have been amniptmg to mover
the bodiesof the twenty—six miners antonibat
alive by a mdden envein of a mine nt Nauti-
cok‘ Penn. some time ago. It [as been
proved almost. beyond doubt that the men
were not. overwhelmed by the can-chin nnd
\noud. but found their way to the higher
workings in the unne‘ . whore tbeymeto
lingering and horrible death bv stan-utim.
Tl: lateJobn B. Gougb’s mi: estimated
at loss than mum.
A nu nt St. Punt. Minn. destroyed a
large dry goods stuns, causing nn estimntsl
loss of Mill).
Yoiouuu. Junta. has snflered from n
lute Mule Windsor W nnd adjoining
numbing to the domes. United
States C(usnl Genera Denny. who win. stop
pi“ at Yokohama on his way to l‘oreo. was
obliged to jump from a Iotsvnd story wi‘ns
(It-W. but remind no injuries
m
‘ AWFUBFREEDOI.
A Prom. heat nor-on Pruo‘ our
Jump- m u Honing Tull.
k-W George 0. Chums!» lot»
not: lender who “a urn-sand in NM and
was beiig brought back toS-lt LnkoCity
by Chitin States Marshal Ireland and thre-
deputiu for promotion under tho na-
inund: law, jumped from the overland
min near Promontory. Cub. outbo tab,
hunmmptto mp0. and was severe
bruised. L‘onnonbndgiv‘en the officers kit’s
wordotbonornottomkeany effort to 5113
any. and. though n [nutty close “If. m
koptmbnmbownsnotmmlosnprm' .
tor-y. when. his ininna.‘ which no not do.-
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coin! of lemons {other-d with tho a!
«telling a glimpse of their War.
the new: or (.‘anuon‘s scan to .-
vcd the» its mi. cum
with-Yd. d %mmuponddowntbem
mm“. m mm“ mar 3'3 :3: mmmqm
to wanting ‘nnd‘ bi- mmwmldnosbelnmuh
m who" Max” < “mutual”. W
coma. know WI “hwy“ «immutabbrmgmhu
‘ tilt-Inna. N‘ mun-it. WW“ .‘
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a mu » mimi- “Ipu 59“:
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