'l H E SENTI NEL.
SOYTH thll\\‘Al.K. MARVH ti.
An eminent German (K‘ulist. Dr. H.
(‘ohin thinks that reading and writing
are much more likely to produu- short
nightislness and otlleu‘isc impair the
night than watchmakin; :illd olllcl‘ min
ute industries.
*
Diamonds are found in Virginia. North
Carolina. South Carolina and t‘aliforuia.
1hr lust State furnishing the finest speci-
mens. Five hundred dollars hiisbcs-n
paid for u (‘alifornia stone in the rough.
and tl good many have sold for truth.
Thu! the roller-skating nianiu is run
him: out is shown by the great decline in
the price of lnIk\\ooil. of which the skate—
Wllrrls aI‘c Inudr. Lust year this wood
commanded from $2“! to $40 a hill. but
now it i ll‘l be had for 3%“. and is likclv
to go lower. -
m
The is made
varied Illlfl hitter) of tircat
operated by steam pour-r.
statement that :ill the
Britain. now
is capable ol
performing mm work. and hence of cre—
Iting mute products llltlll'u-nfld be pro.
(llfi‘fl‘i by lltc labor ofsltltl.tlllal.t|01l able~
liodir-diucn. a greater number than al‘
tlit‘ abic bodied turn on lllt‘ iarllt.» V
'I'lii~:car‘r- no“ twenty four chaplains
r3“
The. "preacher" is the. latest swindling '
dodge being worked in Control lot“. He
v allsron his way distributing Bibles. and.
uften presents the family with ii hand-
some book. llc then asks for dinner or
other and takes a receipt for
l“'t*tll.\'rl'l\‘i‘ cents paid for it. A few l
months later the Iii-iuhborin: bunk culls E Asserting his Right in Remove Ofli'
for the pa) Ilt‘lll of n note for $150.25. cials Without Giving Masons.
A SPECIAL USAGE
President‘s Reply to the Son-
ate‘s Request for Papers.
{The
tin-iii.
“\landoiins are the latest critic.“ said
a dealer in music to a New York Sun re«
porter. “They were brought to public
)ll‘lll t si-H‘rul years ago by the travelingr
company of Spanish studcltts. but they
did iibt l'f‘x‘tlnlt‘ptl‘lllllll‘ until this winter.
Pianos are neglected
President Cleveland sent. to the Senate the
following special message respecting its to
qutst for papers regarding appointments and
removals:
To Mic Senate of Mir I'iii'h'd States:
Ever since the begrimiin of the pres-m ses
iion of the Senate. the di rent heads of the
_ departments uttachul to the executive branch
of the government have been plied with yarn-
Otis rei piests and demands from the communism
of the Senate {nun membersof such connuih
tees and at last from the Senate itwlt‘. rerpur»
iris: the transmission of reasons for the suspen-
sion of certain otlicinls duriu the recivssot‘ that
body. or for the papers tour ring on lllr‘ eou~
duct of such otticiuls. or for all papers and
and banjos are
tosscd aside. and young ladies now wear
out their ringers oii these shrill noted
guitars. They are more like guitars than
anything else I know of. The body 3.
llmdr of wood. and is the shape of a
. . . ‘ t‘lln'llllll‘llb‘ relating to such Bus tensions. HI
pumpkin cut In half. It has four , for nll documents and I‘ll?" 1..“ in such
strings. and has frets like u L'fllllzlt‘. 'l‘hc dt'l‘fll‘u'h‘ule‘ l“ “‘lall‘m l“ the monument-tit
rind conduct of the otllrvs held by suspended
ollicinls.
Tho different terms from time to time
adopted in making these requests and dc-
fret-board is short. .\ mandolin is played
.witli a thumb pirt‘l‘. and is a romantic
and really ““l‘l‘i” instrument. ““ “r“ mantis. the order in which the)” sucweded
having: a big sale of them. It is casv to ““h 0‘11“!“ and uk‘ “It“ “R“ “‘llt‘u "W1“ l')‘
.. ‘ the Senate the resolution for that impu-
wus passed in evecutive scsdon. hrislcd to a
——.—_—-—— , presumption. the correctness of which will.
Sllltlh-N'. be candidly admitted. that from
first to last. the inforumtn-n thus sought.
letter from one of its fair readers uncut. ‘ “l". NW" thus . ‘l“'““““.“‘l “""“'
p ‘ _ ~ . ‘ desirid loi‘ use by the Nuiateiui-l Its commit-
an unfair discrimination which custom . tees in mnsitleriug the imprietv ot‘ the sns»
has (it Met-d against married women and ‘ “mwm’ "“er l“: ”“45" ‘ “"5“ “NW“
_ ~ ‘ . . sums are my executive nets. bea‘d “pint cott-
lll hour of their husbands. She asks siilerations addressed to me alone. and for
very prrtiiiently why. when it woman
lcarr: to play on llll‘lll
A London paper prints a very witty
0"
1.
l
——; 7
d "1’0 which game-Mun! “Will!“
0 w ‘ m mt. an
.030 ject of the ”$23.". .
They consist of letters and .. tia-
W150 the Executive or Jute-dad for
his inspection. Theimre voluntarily
written and nmd y vats citiizeru.
who are no, in the east. instigated
thereto by an ofileial invitation. or at all sub-
ject to the oflieinl control. “'hile some
of them are entitled to executive considera-
tion. runny of them amen irrelevant. or. in
the light of other facts, no worthless. that
they have not been given the least. weight in
determining the question to which they are
supposed to relate.
Are all these. Slluply because they are pre-
served. to be I‘Ollsldered official dvx‘utneuts and
subject to the inspection of the Senate! If not.
who is to determine which be‘ong to this
class! Are the motives and imposes of the
Senate. HS tliev are (lav by i try develo sl.
such as would be satisfied with Iny selection?
Am I to submit to them. at risk of being‘
charged with makin a suspension from
ofilcc upon evidence we ich was not even coir
siili-wd.‘ Are the papers to be wgnrded as
official las‘nlis‘e they have not only ll‘k ti pun
sentul. but pwservwl in the public offices!
Their nature and character routnius' the
same. whether they are kept in tlic execu-
tive mansion or deposited in the departments.
there is no mysterious power of ttaiisfiuiita-
tion in detrirtnieutal custo ly. nor is their
Iriaizic in the undefined and sacred .soleiiinity
of department tiles. lfthepreseuceof tlicsepn-
iers in the public Qilfivels‘ is a stumbling lilo ~l;
In the “ uy bt‘ the performance of senatorial
duty. it can ll‘casily removed. The papers
and documents which have ll‘.‘llilt‘\'\‘rll|t‘il d-L
rive no official character frmu on v corrstitir
tiolial.stntzttory or other to: uircmeiit Iiirikin:
tli ‘III iiis‘essnr‘y to the per ot‘tnaiice of the
official dut v of the executive.
It will not be denied. I suppose. that. the
President may suspend a public officer in the
entire alhenn‘ of any papers or dis-unicuts to
aid his utlicial judgment and disewtion. and
I am prepared to nvow that the ”fins are not
low in which Sllspflilhg (1“ office “hare'
dflu‘ndcsl more upon oral l“pn'~'¢lltntiotli
which lulu wholly responsible. l lune had
' ‘ no invitation [mm the Senate to state the Inn»
Iriarrics. she should be compelled to pub» sitioii which I have felt isins‘triunisl tonssuuic
lii-ly i \liibit the badge of servitude
known as “Mrs." larik. while her hits
lti this condition of affairs 1 lltl\ e forborue l
in tln-l uited States navy. 'I‘hv-ir salarv
during; thi- tirst ll\l‘ years tillrr Ilicir up
.\l‘tcr tlic '
is
l
p-iintmi-ntis $2.500 “ltcti :rt si-a mull
$3.000 \\ licu on sliorn- duty.
expiration of the the salary
.2.Sllll“liilc on and $2.3m
nliilc on shore ditty. They are appointed
—by the“ Prvsiib-Irt o-ri recommend itioti.
.\| U"
sczi duty
——
.\ report on the progress of tlu- leper
fl‘ttlcm lit at \Iolnkai, one of fit“ Sand-
~iflll‘lrtllrls. slat-s that thc scttlvmcnt
.pcnul in .lii :iiiry. ls‘iiil. with in]
as. Ml “Loin lHL: urrv- males and
I‘lL’llf l'p
:idtuitt --l
whom Llei wire
it p.
thirty-
to \in l'nllltl'
l. “H
mules
l‘ciiialcs. las'
llirrv' ucrc lcpi-ts. of
l. l hi iv
The largest'umstcr roll fin ill the
.‘Ulliltld'llvll of tin-
Aiqus. :‘h'l. :It whirli‘riau- it stood u'.
bl]. twiipr'isilb: 7il‘.’ iv
mains. 'I‘licrcis a biennial appropriation
of iflmlfiml for tho~ rnaintcnain u,- and car.-
of tin sullen-Is.
and
“tales
si'l l li'lIIi'lzl
was in
limbs and 1‘.“
-——_————.
Sonic inlr‘l’rslltlg facts wcrr di-Vcloprd
hi llIc lt‘I't‘lll rlt‘t‘ll'in'ul i <>ll\t‘llli\ill in Hal
timurc. .\lllitll£ these \\as tho- inforitm
tit-II that tlrcrc are about .‘iJnm :irc lights
in Si“ York. and :lllfilil :Hmo in Host-III.
In cr fifty towns in the l llilml States
have each ovi-r loo 1 .inps. Tour-r light
in: Incrts with great fan-r in sonic parts
of the “rat. :is at llr-truil. \lir liig:iti,2iltil
Elgiu. Illinois.
i lr-ntricity
[limit-s!“ lighting by
has not .ulvzitii I ll llllll‘ll so far
of Llic
favor in
'l‘lu-rv usr in lllt‘
l'iritid Matt‘s WNW” air lights and 330.-
we incandcvcnt lights. and the runner
invi stul ‘
on llt't‘t‘lilll
with mon-
A lticrlt .t,
c\pcusc. :iud inn-ts
in Europe
than
an no“ in
in the t'lttlllt' light industrv
l
allludlllslil*:1l_tltitl‘lii|u_ l
t —-__—
What may be tlic scent of ll‘.:|ltl ins:
‘A~—- ... . ' p ;\
m...” \t\ .s nrv-r bcm: lit-aril of ~,
gini: in ‘lic follow in» S our \\ i-“ks ago.
li-ll‘_.lillt‘ till"). lllt‘
. itilllt r ob
in latitule 7H of».
captain of a tr.iii~;ir‘..mtir
servul indication» of shoal watt-r. and.
upon sounding. frond sixty fathmtis. the
lead bring"; up t‘ragiiicnts of slicils and
sand. After running Iiiiictwn mill-s an.
_._, ,____. w...— .-
otlIo-r sounding was taken. but no bot
tom found at it” fathnms.
her Iss3.
luthoms \\ as
UII Scptcni-
3. fl svuliiditig showing 1.7!”.
tirade b_\ the slcrinrrl‘ Alba-
truss in latitthlc ll.ll‘.‘.:lo_ which is wests
southwest tlrre- ipiaiti rs “ch and barely
five miles from the spot mentioned. The
plasilioti ol lln- shoal is directly in the
{path of Int-isritlairiiir’str arm-rs during part
:f the year.
-w
_. n-” u..—...,....... .._.
d . . . . '
'lhe city til .“cvlro. for a number of
months past. has been afflicted with a
scourge of lllosqlllltltts 'l'hcsc illsl't'ls‘
prevailed to such an extent that they
have been a constant theme of discussion.
and have. in a number of
cunsed and. it is said. even
death. by their poisonous bites. tlll‘icial
bulletins have been issued by thedirector
of statistics. Dr. l‘eiiatiel. as to their
habits. natural history. etc. Singularly.
hays Science. the special. which is :i hrgc
one. has not been known. or has not at-
instances.
sir knr-s‘s.
mud attention lisfurc the past. year: ‘
and fears are entertained that the post is
of recent introduction. The varying
nhundauce of different kinds of insects
during diflerent years renders such ii
View improbable: yet it is significant that
the present species is new to science.
never having been dcscribul by entoiinr
logists.
”
Quite a valuable industry is now ‘zll‘
tied a in France. in the utilization of
the various kinds of feathers formerly
traded as worthless. esiu-cially those oli~
mined in plucking ducks. chickens, turo
kayo. had those of wild fowl: and other
birds killed as game. The plan pursued
W in trimming these. particularly
[be larger ones. oi the stump. which may
be thrown away. the plume- heing then
undo use of in the manufacture of a
W cloth or blanket which Wages
“caudal quality of being exceeding-
ly light and nt the same time very warm.
The plum which are separated twin
the stalk are placed in a bag. clowd
“hay, and then subjected to rubbing
m the haldl. u iii rushing clothes.
ha few minute. the tlben hm by this
uten- lap-rated from each other. and
In. a perfectly homogeneous ind very
tilt don. ' it! the“ W
doatothepulecfieaof quitenvq-lety
den-ll.- and uh. household ohjeeta.
d a nan-IN- cell.
-_......_.____ ._.__._. ......_.__._ _...,v
llII~ scllll'l’~ ll.|\v‘ in Illul‘I‘ ltliltlt‘} bite is
in relation to the same. or interpret for my I
sell my acts and motives in the pn-Iiiises.
lurid is zillo\\cd t i an small free as sillitflu
"\lr .“\\itlii.ut an.
addressing the Senate upon the subject lest l 1
might be accused of thrusting myself unbivl- .
den upon the attention of that b sly. but the l
report of th‘ «sunmittee on judiciary of the '
Senate. lately presented and publislie-l. ;
\\‘hicliceus1ircs the ntt ~riirv‘ueiteral of lllrl
uttward and distin-
guishing mark of his new. and of course.
improved condition. “If it is necessary."
. . . .. . . ~ . _ . . l‘nitul States. for his refusal to trans-a
\lll ‘.l}\.. that tlu “lrt should bi lalul mit t‘vl'tttlll I‘ll?” ”mm“: M M" l
rd ‘Sold. \\ by should not the husband pension . from ottiw. and _ which'
also bear the red ticket 3" The title of MN" n l “unwind ""r'lmq‘ '
crimes a Irusappn-licusroii ot the position of '
the eus‘utne ii ion the question of so ‘ll sus~
pensiMIs. will. i hope. justih‘ this conimuni I
i cation. This report is predicated upon a !
resolution of the Senate directed to the at tor- t
trey-general and his reply I - the same. This
“‘11:“
There is no dangcrsignal in it to catch
the cyc of thc unwary. and a young' mar-
tio-d man can do :i great dcal of mischief
is entirely too compri-hcnsivc.
.. _ n-solution was adopted in nu F‘t‘s‘llthr‘l
Ii lp- llt' storm-hum]. N‘\\i“ll dc\uh-d entirely to business cou-
llN‘h-d with the consideration of norm»
[tutu-Its tor oflicc. lt twinned the nttoruci-
gem-ml In ~transmit to the Sa-unte i'utiit“
of all duvriiricnts :unl iviiwrs that lune luwu
tiled III the downtown! of justice since the -_
lit\l day of January. l‘\‘-. lll relation to tho
ll.
who went to'l.ibr-ri:i si\ months :igot'rom
.\Itdcrsr H Jones. a colorcd
lllilll.
\lissoiiii. \\ rites home from llrcwcru illv.
. ‘ . _ . iiizuirigclncut and conduct of the Hub e of dis 5
:i \illim- llllt‘t'll Iiiilcs from “murmur. trictiittoruev oI‘Ihc l'mtcd Stzit-s of the!
ohm“- “m". account "1' ”n. “mu“... llc Southerndistrict ct \lubiitriu." The locum-j
"‘ ‘ ‘ bent of tho otli con the lst day ul .lmur Q
says that thcrc are no horses, no mules “FF. ixsfi. nn‘d lltllll the lith of July ;
and no t.\cii in tlic \\hul.- \t'lllt‘llll‘lll. .\ll ""‘um": “5” "WW" 3" h“““" “h"
on the dnv last Iii-~iit.o'i~-~l was suspended
by “It cuswttuc ordcr. and John ll liiriictt l
designated to perform the duties of said ol- i
lice .\t the time or the lulsxflgu it] tho “Ni- ‘
lntionalmvc referred to. the tintiulmlioiiof ‘
lluruclt for stud oilice was pending bclorc v
tlicSciititc. and all the [nits-rsreinttiig to said
nouriuutiou were before that b uly for Its III .
spa-tron and irit'oi'inatr ~u. ‘
‘ lti reply totlns resolution the attorum
llu- sctt :ctIictIl gent-nil. utter ri-tn-rrrii; to the fact that the
~, - - rapt rs relating tothc lltlllllllulltlll of Burnett l
t all!” ls l _ . .
ind already been sent [it the Senatc. slut. d T
tpat he was dircctcl by the President to my i
l rat:
the larmwnrk is done with tlic line. the
l‘;il-.i' :tIIIl llli' llc
b-‘i-n :ill met the scttlcmi-nt. and l found
the largest number of pcoplc in a slider-
:i\c. su_\.~': “I have
llIL' rendition for soup-thing Io t‘Ill and
fill‘ t'llllllt" In 'l‘llt‘l't‘
doctor In this sv llll'llll‘lll
\\t':ll‘. isn‘t any
is (or; prior to support our.
zucnty rtch tints pcr yard. .\ common
, - .
l: b ir ‘l'. ‘ll l; -¢::I »- ‘ \\ i .. .
.l ' " “ l“ . l ‘54 l ““3 "' l‘ F‘ do. “the papers and.liwumcntsuhich are m--u l
i. pan twenty tt\'c cents a day. l‘Ir'klr-d tinned lll said resolution and still I‘eriiatiiui; l
- . in th-~ custodv of this departiiieut hm lll" l
‘ . . \ . _. . . ~ . _ . a
l "rl‘ h u“ m} h l H m‘ l” r Plum“ ‘ exclusive retcren-e to the susiwusiori bv the l
sllnllltlt‘l‘ Iui-at twcntvbvc cents per President of George ‘.\l llusLIu. the late in E
‘ . _ i .. mind-cut of the office of disti‘iv t attorucv lot i
pound. “H n" “m“ "m1 m' “l "‘“l h‘ r‘ the Southern District of Alabama. It is not 1
l
is impo:tr-d from England and Aim-rich. consider“! that the public interests will b.-
proiuoted by n i'ollipllattru with sud resulu
lion and the transmission of the papers and
diwuiiieuts therein mentioned to the Senate
iIi I‘Xm'lllu'c‘ session.“
lipon this resolution and the answer
“ill . thereto the issue is tttus statel by the-nu.
takc :\ newt oim-r like myself from five to iiill‘iifi‘. “u ”"- "u‘h‘ u“) “I m“ "mu“ "l u"
l‘heiuiportmit llllt“ll““. their. is \\ bother it -
is within the constitutional colupclclicc of 3
either house of thinness to bin e acts-ss to thr-
ullb‘ltll papers airl do ~uuicnts iu the various
nublicotlices oi the bud «l Stub-s created by
nws‘enucted bv llh'iuN'lx cs. -
I do not suppose that "the public otliccs of 3
- the buried Slut are regulated ul‘v‘ullll‘nlbsl ,
in their Ivlatinrrs to eith .,~ House of ( ‘oiigrcss
by the fact that tlicv were "\‘h'nl d b\ huh ‘
enacted by themselves“ it runs! be that.
these iiistrumentnliiics wei‘v~ created for thr
benefit of the [I‘Uldt'Jlllll to answer the general ’
. purisvscs of government under the constitir ‘
tion and Ili~ ln\\\ and that they are unui
cumberrsl by any lien in favor of either
branch of Fungus» growing out of their e in-
struction. rind IIIIeniluiri‘iLsscsl by any oblign
11“" to the Senate :Is‘ the privv of their crcu
(loll.
Tbs complaint of the eoimuittee. that a...
cess to otlicial papers in the pulilt.‘ ottlm-s is
deiiirsl the Senate. is met by the statement
that at no time has it been the disposition or i
the intention of the President or any depart
~ iucnt of th - executive branch of the govern l
merit to withhold from the Sennte official
documents or papers filed in any of lht‘llu‘llb'
('oru meal is tcii cents per ipturt.
Iuou flour is $l7i a barn-l.
( our
The only way
by raising and st‘lllll‘: tillrl‘t‘. It
si\ )1 an to gct a coll-cc farm in trim for
.nllcc. The public si‘liools are
poor. 'l'lio-rc is a class of pcoplc o\cr lict‘c
who do not want llrc true condition ol
things written but k home.“
‘Ilillltf
by“
The Astor Estate.
.\ Xv“ \‘ork lcltct‘ltitlle lillt‘il "no“
says: John Jun-ll .\stot‘ left the bulk of
his property to William in trust for his
two sons. \\ illiaut and John Jacob. this
bring as e\.tcndcd :in cutail as our la ’s
permit. William was a \cry faithful
trustee. but in addition he accumulated
a half do/ru millions of his own. This .
he bequeathed to his sons iii trust f-r
tlicir children. thus repeating his father‘s
Nari. Uri \Villiam‘s death the two sons
made it division of their grandfather's cs~
talc. this lll‘lll: the most into iortiuit act
of partition that ever occurred in .\Incr~
iczi. The most curious featureof this :if- “flue “vim“: Nth." “3’ "WW3 “““ml‘l‘li‘:
~. . __ .- -. - . ..tiut «3 Oman ins ic rigi
tair l> tln suruy \\llll whuh it was 'in any (”a m ”View “w a“! m. "w
done. It was an immense task to divide
_ . Executive in removing or suspending ii pub»
such it His! and varied estate Into two
be other upon otticial il~.s‘uiiients or other
initial parts: but it was pfi‘ected wise. it is urnsideixsbltilia: ldip-uiiients and pic
‘ . . ' \ . . . pers‘ot‘ that nature .‘ on ‘, ieeause they are
"I ll ll‘lJlllltf“. that .lllll t liayi been official be h Fly “awn“ “nu” Sena”
mutually satisfactory. h 1‘ "ll" ,tipon its demand. trusting the use of the
posed that the property \\'=I~‘ \‘tll‘rfllll_\‘ lll- ‘ same. for we ier and legitimate purposes. to
veritoricd bv the clerks and then them-:1 ait i ot lthat high}; .ynd thong}?
. ' ' ~ ‘ .. . . : - .‘ uosuc paperor iu-unien s ieen spci .
M painted Into two portions as upiilly as ”my demanded in any of the numerous
possible and then theihoice drawn by requests and doumnds made upon “‘8
lot. .\t any rate the Astor house fell to
departments. yet as often as they Iver-p
John Jacob. who is generally thought to "mud iu the public ottlces theybave been tur~
have the best slice. Tllt‘ brothers always
pished inhuirswer to such applications. The
. . . etter of e tt ir re '— one . ‘ .' ‘
mm: and m an- «inset» new; :..:§.....?:.:3..“;i::?::.::
‘l‘m "Wk place lb"): ”“in adjoining case mentioned iii the commituv‘s mpoeriu
offices in 'l‘weuty~sixtli street. John ‘
Jacob soon afterward placed all his
. written at. my suggestion and by niv dire.u
l tion. The letter was intended. by its descrip<
property in the hands of Waldorf. who
is now the richest man for his age lll
l tion of the pets rind documents remaining
; in the custa y of the department. to coiivev
America. The ud\ anee on the valuation
may be given as follows: John Jacob
‘ the idea that they were not 08bit“; and it
' was mounted that the resolution called for
information. papers and documents of the
died worth $20.1Itmfitm. When William mFmrl‘mY:$:£fl“lml ‘1‘}; 9“”
died thcnty~\e\‘l‘u years afterward) the 5 lug thathadmbeeriwnthaprdonet‘inwf
estate was worth at least thrice that; sum. l ~
and its increase since then will make each i it the
of the brothers worth 350.000.0011. This i 3‘
may be considered certainly Well to do gnghfimli in mwmngtg:
h l h A ‘ tli trait ‘ of h d
ave adjoining otlices is foum in t e ‘ - gainst e sinissiuri sue papers an
_ _ < . . . docuuwnts l have interposed my advice nnd
«omnion ownership of fill dicds. maps . ‘ . . .
and lenses belonging to the estate which imam“ This he ml" been don“ “ u m‘
:generaloranyotborbeadot a p
the antiquarian. as showing how New i“‘5‘h‘3°'.‘m‘ 0‘ “l? MN!“ “‘1 l3 ‘9
York was laid out in the olden time. A ‘ am
of the Senate from the Waning used to
all letters and papers of a private all: unofl'le
theobjeena of
in the world. the with ii view to air «insider-tier: n
One reason why the Asmr brothers . the question of suspension
. Mint-he committee‘s report. u the
'cunnot be divided. These form a libinr." assmnption on my part that the $2M)“
in themselves and are very interesting to t.
still greater curiosity is the .little four—
wheelod wooden wagon which is used
inbringingtheold books intuthe'ot‘lite for grind ‘0 rue. 0" “W for
reference. It is made in the rudest and i my “:0?“ m- mixer-omen! mgr“
. . _ . ed in when emotion . v-
eheapest inanm r. the wheels being new _ , lithium” the Immune a . duty
out of a board. but it has served this 'ucluiivelyinine. M in no
purpose for more than half a century. mmuupontlnnluot any depart~
and old John Jacob loved his “book uncut, butudeposiudthemfor my maven
"you“ more a... i... mu. m. m» * W “firm in"...
. and Senators of the l‘nited States than rip-n
. the right
' are in any new ot the sulijru‘l utliv-ml, I an:
, bv the l"t-Ilstlltll;<IIl. “llh‘lllll cypress tcr-os
~ latne duties the right to advise and moron.»
Z S‘llletlt tor v
zany pretended
« In“ Which thus found If‘ \\:\\ to our statute
made to "to by citizens of km our
good repute. and by iiicuib ~i.\
of illt‘ "oils“ of Representiith cs
any letters and dm~iIIiieiits pisscul-sl for my
examination. lhnve never felt justified Ill
suslw‘tin: the veracity. and intvgrity. :iud
lk‘ttl‘iuli’siu of Senators. or ignoring their
h‘t‘f‘iN‘llltlllHHS. bis-arise thev new not in
party titliliiitiou with the Iriujority of their
ussm-intes; nnd I recall a few s‘llsp‘llslnlls
which bear the approval of individual Inenr
bets identified politically with the unjuritv
in the Senate
\\’liile. tlicieto'c. l mu tullls‘ll‘fllllt‘d t x denv
of the Sennh-to the tarpon and
documents dcscrzb'd. so far as the right to
thesntne is based upon the clnitti tlint tlicv
also led llllr‘-[lll\‘iu‘:ill_\' to dispute th . right of
the Scuttle. b\ the :iid of any llrr‘llllls‘lil"
whatever. or in aviv \vav sive through the
judicial yin-'1‘?“ of trial on iiupcacl-uicut. to
review or I‘|‘\‘r‘l‘si the :I-‘t of the Executive in
the suspension during tlicrvs‘ecs of the Senate
of Federal Ul“:'l:!lts.
I believe tin-power t-i rcIIIo\e or suspend
such otlicials is \ estul tn the l‘rcstdi-n: :iionc
pruvtdcs that the cveniitivo power sllrlll l-\
vested in a l‘rcstd ~Iit of tho l'iiittsl Stat -s of
America. and that b - shall take care that the
laws l-c fiiitlifiillv cv-w‘utcd.
The Scliut~~ belongs luthc legisliithcbrauch
of tlic :ou-rniuen? \\'Ii~*n the t‘iiltstitttll ill
by o-vpr‘cs. pi'uv Isi-«Ii stun-ruddwl to its l. a‘l‘.
bi :Iptu-ititIu-uits to titlice and to sit it:
it court r-t iiriis-uchmerrt. It ‘imrit‘c sl
upon that bodv all the control and r ,i
lotion of I“t‘~‘llll\t‘ tli‘llull supposotl to [n- n.-.~.
essnrv for the \'|ll‘l\' of lllr‘ ll‘nplt'.
and this e\press and special grant ol such t \.
trunnlinsiry powersnot. in iinv War win’ml
f.‘ or growing out of general senator-ml
dutv. and in llsi‘lf ii deprrturo from [:lt‘ nvn
crul plan of our .L-nerumetit. slioull b--
held llllvlrl'u faint! .i: Iniuirii of i‘ullslt'll
lbilllni'Mltlil“ i‘ht‘i Ullr-r‘ right of ruler
tcrenve with ckutivc functions In
the tii'stt‘uugress \\'ll:u'll assembled after
thc adoption of the t‘onstittitiuu. com
prising iimiiv wh- :Iblwl Ill its prepiirm
lion. 3 legislatuc construvtion “as gneti
tothal Iiisti‘utin-nt, in \\lI|-‘ll the indcpen
dence of the Eus-utrve l!) the matter of re-
Iiiuvulslroui oilin- “as fully sustained. I
think ll “Ill be lv'Hllll that in tli ‘ \lllI‘Nlllt‘lll
discussiousuf lllt question there was gener»
ally. if not at. all times. a proposition pend-
in; to in wow “:iv I urtnil this powur
of the President- \j legislation. whi ‘lt
furnishes evidenne hat to limit such
p over it was supposul to be necessary to sup
plemcut the l'oustitutz u bi such legislation.
The first enactment of this dcscii vti-In was
passed under it stres‘s of ls‘ll‘tls‘llslllp and po—
rticul bittc tress “hi it vultuinnbsl lll the
l‘r-ssideiit‘s impeach-v ~~nt This law tinL
\ltli‘sl that "to Fe l‘lrli ulllr‘r'l‘i ll “lll'll ll
appliedcouldonlv bc~ .slw'tttll‘d during tli- rc~
“qvldon'e and Mann. in 0803. se- l
to the p.” “we. instead of fin
‘w afar-ward posed“ unimpeded.
distinctly tits suspension: by the Pro-l-
dent. “in E discretion“ nnd carefully”
the requirement. that “evidence had
reasons for his action In the case”
shall be reported to the Selim
The in waste and demands which. by the
score. have for nmrly three months been
presentelti the different departments of
the government. whatever may be their
form. have but. one complexion: the)" as-
sume the right of the Senate to sit; in judge
merit upon the exercise of my exclusive
discretion to executive function for
which I am solely resin. nsible to the
lxsiple. from whom l have so lately received
the sacred trust of office. My oath to sup-
port and defend the Constitution. my duty to
the people who have chosen me to execute
the powers of their mat, office and not. to
relinquish them: and Iiiv duty to the chief
iiragistracy. which I must preserve Iiniin~
paired in all its dignity and vigor.
compel me to refuse to coinva with
these demands. To the end that the ser-
vice may be improved. the Senate is invit sl
to the fullest scrutinv of the p usnns submit-
ted to them for public office. In re ‘oniitinn
of thecotrstitutionnl \owerof that bodyman—
\'i~e and consent. to their ap‘niiitnieut. [Shall
Pflllllllllt‘. as l have thus fart one.t I furiusli‘at
the request- of the continuing body. all the In~
formation I possess touching the fitness of‘tho
nomiires placed before them for their action.
both when they are proposed to till \‘flf‘tlll-‘les
and to take. the place of suspende l ofli ~Ials
Upon a refusal to confirm I shall notassurne
the right to ask the reasons (or the action or
the Senate. nor question its determina-
tion. I cannot think that. anythin:
more is required to secure worthy iucmn
lrnts in public ollice than a careful and in
dcpcndeut dischar:c of our n-spective duties
within their well dctliiul lini.t 4. Though the
pn-pt‘ietv of suspensions might b- b-ttcr
assured if the action of the l‘rcsideu‘ \\'is
subject. to review by the Senate. yet if the
'(‘oiistitntioii and the laws have placed this
Mpttll‘lllllll y upon the executive branch
of the government. it should not be
divided nor the discretion which it.
involved relinquishrsl. It. has been
claiiuisl that the pres)!“ Executive. having
pledged himself not to wruove. officials except
tor cause. the fact of theirsuspeusion implies
such llll‘i‘vblltlllt‘l on the part of a suspended
clli -inl its Itiiures his clinrnctnr and N‘lllllflr
lion. an I therefore the Senate should review
the cits ~ for his \ in licatioii. llt:l\ c said that
certain Ullll'ltlls‘ should not. in my opinion be
remov cd during the continuance of the term
tor which they were appointed
solely for the purpose of writing .
in thctr place those in political a liutioti ‘
With the ariisniritiug power. and this do - :irn
tioti was llll'lli‘lizll“|\‘ full iwml bv :i does «rip-
tiori of ollicial teirtisnnshin whi 'h ought not
lul‘llllllr- tli NA‘ in \vbo‘n it was cvhibitel to
consideration. It is not appurcnt how an
iidlicrcnm- to the cour~e thus nun ‘lllll‘r‘l cur-
I'lr‘S‘ With it tli- coris-siiicnccs described it
in uriv degree the sllgg'NiiUll i. worthv of
consideration. it 1‘ to be liopol that there
new be a detour :i::i1iist unjust suspension
III the jvisti c of the vas-iitIvo.
lb crv pl-slge \\ hiclt l have Inn in by \\ lir"l’t
l h:i\c plac-sl it liIiI<t:i'.ton up un llI\' cv-‘r
.ctsc of cvc'utivc power has been faith l
fullv rcdcciiirsl. ill colirsi t‘ic pnL
tensi- is not put forth Iii-i! u- irris- .
lakes have boon c -Iu'nittcl. th' Ii -t n l
sII‘I-clision b is bus-z. lllllilt‘ i-v and It
lll‘lfl‘tll‘t‘l to mv sii'islarticn Ilrit the
public “clfhrc “-vuld b- llll;it‘n\|~.l thvn-bv
M on :ippli ’.lll‘|ll\ for stisp-usrwii lure lm~n
denied. and the ii-llictcti» c t . the rule laid
down to ;-.\ crn my .1 'tion as t I sII ‘h slide-lb .
sinus has in iscd IiI'Ivli irritation :iiil ruini-
ticncc on the part of th m- \vlvi lnxe itisistcl
up In more changes III the offices.
The pledges l have made were Inn-l - to the
people. mil to the“ l n‘u resp-nsil-le for the
Irmnnv-I‘ III \\llll“| they httvc be ‘:l h- lee'tied.
l not not responsibln to the Sen-rte. and l mu
unwrllrn; tosubmrt Inv tt‘llvllls'llllil nitli‘inl
conduct it'llll‘lll for judgment There are no
grounds tor :l‘l nll";tlll\|n that the fear of b.»
In: lwlllbl false t \ my professions iiiflii~
cu ‘cs- m- in d s burn; to submit t i the drL
Ill'lllil‘ of the S -Icitc l have not constantly
refused to suspeii lotli ‘ials. an l thus llll‘llt‘l‘wl
tb-- displc-Lsurc of political frieri ls. an l _\'--t
\\ ill‘ullv broken faith with the lie llllr‘ for the ,
sake of bent: fulsc tu tli ~2Ii Neither the dis- l
r‘on‘cnt of purtv from is. nor the rillurc'n-nits
ro'tststitlv otl’c-wl of contiriintioiis 0‘ up
ts-zntnieuts curililioue-l upon the :\\o\\:\l
that suspensions have bis-1 made
on turtv 't‘oIiIi is alone. Imr "lt‘ throat pnv
tinsel in t I" I'es xlII'i ills Irv-\V lu-t‘n-‘c t'ir- Senate
tlcit no continual: Iris will b~ rim-l- utilcs‘
the demands of that body be ismrpliuzl \vith
iirc su'li ‘Ieiit t-i .li- ~-i ll‘.lr~i‘\ll‘ d t ~:‘ ll\-‘ flil‘ll
full mmnv Ill the way \\‘lIl~'ll l mu convuiccl
lc Ids to better gm t‘l'lllll-“H b-I‘ tlic p «Ipl-a
t: u\ H: «'1 i:\ Pl.\VD.
HX'Rt‘l‘TlYE .\l \Vsiov. \‘asliius in. Mswh l.
\\'|i~-u I‘zic net-bu: ot‘ the I.i--.si:- was
finished Mr. Harris -Tcuu . lll -\cxl Hit? It be
pitritisl and laid upon tli ‘ bllll". Mr H l-
. css of the Serial-z \\ ‘I sltou ii l-\ ~-\ ideu ':~
ti th-- l‘msivlcut to be guiltv
ot lllls ‘i‘nll-llh‘l lll oIl. ~ -~r c! till”. or when lli
ixipub‘u- ..,- dis pui‘otii E' - pen-inn tli 'tl' du
‘ll‘\. turd lli ll \\ illrlir . Au-iitv ill\s all. I‘ [lie
ricvt me Gm; of ti. . >- rate it slio'Il-l be the
duty of the l‘l‘l‘Sblt I.‘ to report to the Son
are such suspension with tho cutlcuce }
and nuts-Ins tor lil\ (iv-u in the case “ ‘
This statute. pass l in lNiI, when
I'Illlgl‘\\\\‘ was m ru‘lielniiu;h and .
bitterly opposed politi milk to the President.
may be l‘\‘,‘,t|t“b‘l:ls :r'i :IilicntII-II that even
then it \vastnsessirv ln' s Futures. deter-
llll!l\\‘ upon the SH‘iltlrztllIU“ of the ems-tr
Iivc to legislative Will to furnish a law for
that purpose Instcad of attempting to read:
the objefit intended it an Invocation of
c institutional right. The
bo d: was plain in Its terms. and its intuit
needed no avowal. ll \ :ihd and now in other
itrou it would justify the present eouN of
the Senate and i‘ulll‘ll’lll-l the obedicna'ot‘,
the exeuttive to it s Il-‘lll‘lll ls.
It may, however. b.- reiuark'el iii pissing.
that under this la“ the President had the
privilen- of pitw'IIYHI: t-i the Indy which
assumed to view his executive acts. his
reasons therefore. itch-ad of being c: duded
from err-Irritation or in feel by print-Is found
in the departments. Two years utter the
law . it is“: \vas pa sseal. and wit hiri
ti ve weeks a! ter the inauguration
of a President in polit icrtl it ‘~
cord with b ith branches of (Xingu-m. ‘ the
sections of the :l -t regulating the suspensions
from otli ~e during: the new of the Senate
were catirelv l‘ttpfifllr'd. and in their place
were substitutsl pun isiom which. insund of
limiting th x causes of suspension to miscon-
duct. crime. disability or lflflllltllfli‘afiflu.fix~
iesslv penuitted such suspensim he the
Prusident. "in his dis motion.“ toinpletely
abandon-st the requirement obliging hint
to repmt to the Senate. "the evis
deuce and reasons“ for his notions. “'ith that
modifications. outwith all branches of the
government in piliti'cnl hiraiony. and in the
absence or partisan llleenl-ive to cautious ob-
structiondhe law as it was left by the mend
nieut. of 18:39 was much lass destructive of ex-
ecutive discretion And yet the gmt general
and patriotic elder-n who on the 4th day of
March. In. animal the duties of chief ex-
ecutive. and for whose truer administration
of his high unite the most hateful restraint:
ofthelawol Isis? were on the @hda at
Aprildtlifl. removed. mindful of his obliga-
tion to defon l and protefl every prerogative
of his great trust. nail apprehensive of the in-
jury thrwnt-flued th ._ pub r: .srrvice in the con-
tinued ( relation of these statutes even in
their Ill! idol form. in his first we“? 10
Congrats. advisoi their repeal and set. nrth
thei‘reunconsfltutimal mi! hurtful
ten my in the follow :
“It. may be well to mention here the our
harassment “mime to arrive from leaving
on the statute books the mullet ‘teuum 9t
tentiou of the tumors of the Cmtution
when providing that appoinunents inad- by
the President should receive the tomato! the
Senate. that the latter should have the pow
io mi in on“ like! it gonna
i ' e damn it
f’luldeut. twlaw ts Wt with a faith-
ful and efficient «habitation of the gov-
ernment. What tnlth ma an execufive put
in cactus (and upon him. nudthoaetnn.
when ha: for ion-out flow
will such officials he likely to nerve an admire
hadron which they know dose not treat
whether or nottlitu
or the-eta“
%
'.nrid ought out to do
.lish works have llR‘“ tmnslntul into t‘hiucse.
|||1lllil\ z\'t.. In H cd t \ n-ter tli ~ In "\‘lgc l0
thr- conumtt-ve on the [rub ‘iarv. savin : that
i' I‘I‘Illllhlt‘l llllll \ l\l-.ll\‘ of the .seiiinnuicir
ti ins of kin; ('Imrlr-s l. t I tho piii'lzu'ueut
m t 13mg: them “but. in condu‘t—
in: their affairs. th ~\' wizht
ll» nddel that th - mos»
\a;.- was singular and extraordinary .‘lt‘
Ilm‘ris‘ ll‘llilt'll was dol‘ezirsl bv u strict par
tv vote. n-x ~ept tlt-rt .\lr. Rid llc‘ierger .\'n.i
voted i\.t‘i the llaiiivrrats. hill ”1““ Mr Hi
munds‘ motion “as n;rn.ssl to w “it u! divis—
iu in.
NBWSY GEANINGS.
Tutu-Ilean- thirty coloiml students in the
Freshman class at Yale.
ITALv has thins» lvnsimv-tive fact irie: and
Qhr‘ce railway An air shops
.\l \ss \ciu's ‘i‘rs sharpshooteis are to set
up it granite shaft at liettysbum.
So svarce have wild elephants become in
India that they are no“ lil‘ltltx’lt’d'liy law.
As uiaiiv as six hundred standard En}.-
l
In Levi eminty. Florida. strawberries are
ripe. and [mat-hes are as big as hickory
nuts
TH: people of this minntry paid lastfyear
more than $1.01”,th tor imp irtcd prefiuus‘
stones.
Sort“ t‘anous‘a uced last year 409.—
103 tons of phoqihate of lime. vnlued ht
32.0139. lti‘J.
Tn: little town of Searser Maine. brads
of It“ sen captains among its population, or
one to every three voters.
'l‘iir Pillsl ' flooring mills at. Minneapo_
lis. divided 3:11.000 surplus profits among
1.100 employee last veer.
Tutu has been more snow the past winter
in London than for fourteen years, and there
is great distress in consequence.
Pirranriia. (‘ala has two Chinese farmers.-
Ono has 150 acres under cultivation and the
other It“ acres They are very successful
Tunmimtmom tons of «ml waste
piled up in the ”dinette coal mgimwhich.
under a lately discovered prawns. is now
beingutilixcd.
Tn: fossil remained an arehmoptieryxdhe
oldest known bird. which sums to form the
«innocting link between ‘ _ nnd ‘
hnsjust. been sold to the Berlin in ‘eulll for
83.0w. - .
Last your nearly one hundred and fltty
nills were erected in the Southern States.
Kentucky l-ding with thirtym: Tennes-
“twenty—four: Virginia. twenty: Texas.
eighteen; aeventeen. v and North
Mina, tun.
KILLBDOR INJURED.
the Recent Heavy
Storm.
Cornelius Win. a bum while
nhutlngeatsonthe Bostmnnd Iawoll Rail‘
road. near Crficlallnd‘ p. Inn. wublown
anathempotacar innit!» Charla river
nnddrow
Fatalities Din-l
waif
hurt.
ham-clerk at
W.Ie.wublown
cram count! until-adorn“ don
“sombrero“ um
Charles McGlnloy. of - . an
leetion of map- aud learned is of much '13th 1 ., do a “a. entire
value inreal estate searches. but only ii .and tlnwtlttode‘mythemnu
favored few are permitted to examine 01““ mm in m m
“m ———-————- mmwmm WM“... we:
or ' men
In the Parlor. glen. 03mm imam
, are ‘I W ~
‘ ‘Irtr... mu. A hibnpu‘miam
- mW-Iimnom when on lion. or mum ouht
rut. automate aedl-lurthewdueuonot
Exnlution. pant-I. II immediately tulle-ed this state
‘9“: ' It‘lheconunitteo teall uni-ind state.
Oscillation. m a mwhat «mi in:
1 Sign?‘ h the at: this I?“ new"y
“ at?“ www.mr'é Werner“
Gyration. an tutu-Ia:
au. mrxn. W up earl u-
Sensatiou. - *
—-T‘id-Ii‘b.
-nt Martin e. \\l‘ .
‘speetionofhisl‘anama
Guar- am tromtnniine and fever
aid-inane"! ‘ Ian,
NEWS SUMMARY
Buster- nld Mldlle ”I“
J Gomwaunrr “33“" ta are New
em legislatuma -c‘ manage «incarn-
ing all mdecdsicsi': of the supreme court
declaring the railroad tax of 1554 iinisinstitu-
tioiial. He said that the State would not
suffer even if the lcg‘slauire did not pass a
law at this session. and he nmsidered it use
lem to lengthen the session on that account.
He suggestid ii "usage of a bill authorizing
the governor. nouiptroller and treasurer to
dispuw of so much of the State‘s wcurities as 2
may be necessary for the mama-mute of
the government by reason of any deficiency
that oily occur on account of the adverse de~ '
cision of the supreme court. and declared
himself to be firmly opptusl to any direct.“
State tau. ‘
LILIJE asn SI‘SIE LILLv. twin sisters. aged
six ywirs. were caught by their clothing in
the machinery of their father‘s mill at Slin—
mukin Hill. Penn. and mangled to death.
Mus. Taurus Lovuuus. of New York.
attempted toiliniw hear: of vitriol at her
liuslnmd. but in the struggle Ulr' liquid was
sloth-red over her own face. and she was
frightfiilly burned. losing her eyeaight. The
two had been living spun.
A FIRE at Troy. N. \'.. distuiyed six
buildings. causing an angry-gate d‘ . of
about Ninth", Four men were hurt by ear
ing from buildings and by falling walls and
fl numb. r of girls employul in a collar factory l
were injure-l.
Tin-2 heaviest wind storm ever felt in New .
York visitul that city and vicinity on the‘
L'sith. The wind at one time blew with :1 ~
velocity of cightV-fuul‘ miles an hair. and ;
averaged tift y miles an hour during the day. 3
Signs and shutters were torn [nun their
t'ustciiings‘. \flfflflgv.‘ meet.
blown off their tts~t.
have: nearly l
The st -rrn also levehsl ‘
tliespircs of churclnsat “'est field. Mass. and 9
Port Jemis. N. \'.. and disturb-rd the l'qul- ,'
lit-riiim of another in Philadelphia. Houses
were intruded and other damage wasdone
in various localities by the foreeuf the wind.
Tit: publishers of General Grant's memoirs
have ‘ust given his widow a check for fills
tall. t - first installment of h -r profits (ii the
work. It is estimated that the total amount;
she; will nltiinately receive will reach ml.-
lll .
A xo‘rsnur sale of tliun-nizhbn-l hoNs
took place the "tho-r day at l‘iern- laun'llard‘s
stock fiu‘m. .lobstowri. X. J. _\lr. lalrllhll'll
has lun-ly n-ttn-d from the running turf. and
sold at auction twenty seven of his horses.
the prime nss-iv-sl for the lot aggregating
Sl-l‘JJl'wl. or mi average per head or KIJTJJLTL
The highest price pnid was for the thiee~yenr~
old till) lit-“drop —$‘.'.'.WH.
South and West-
THE schooner lndiariola.
. . engaged in .the i
gull ll‘tylc. t‘aptnin Bloom and ii crew of six l
their on lnnlt‘il. has been gin-n up as lost. l
.\ t UX\'F.\‘1’ZU\' of coal mm.- urn-tutors and l
miner“. at 3 Inc tin: l
lll t‘ohiiiibus. ”bio.
» nuissl upon a scale \" \\ ages to go into effect. 5
May I In tive States. A hard of arbitrntion
. to settle all disputes \\ us rilsoupln-mtwl.
Kronor-r .\ \\'.urr»\‘i:i:. I‘ll} lmxkkmin-rof .
the Nirtiuiiiii Exchange bank. Milwaukee. :
fshot and iiior‘tally wounded dbl-~71 lAiu-
l’t‘lll‘r‘. tln assistant cashier.
licxmi to l-c insiliic.
Tm: Houston
failed
\“ll/IH'ZRV “‘unrvx. n lloiiaudcr. “th
lama-d the other day It liuiisseliier. lud.
“'nnluer is be-
Texas si\iii;s bank has
1 turtlw llllllil- r ot .lolui linger. a farmer.
(Shout-l»; ,\. l'i ET. “manger of 2119- Gullete
(‘uttou “In In -t -i}' at .-\l|‘.tl.*. Lu . “lb srizcd
' by a crowd of tiiziskc l Iucn. tied to :i tns- and
terrIl-lv floggisl. The Frau-ll assigned by the
men for the a 't was that Mr. l'eet had db"
chars-d is number of workmen.
(DV Friday. April‘ri. eight iriurdcr‘ers are
t-- be hanged III the lndiari Territory. -.
ltt’Iusv; th- rust \uiitcr no hus- thiin Ion .
children have l-sixi burii~ l to death in
tttklrflta. Th - Iiiujoritv of them were left
iiloiic ill the- h ~2isc of their parents
(0\ January ‘3‘- .\II.\. Fannie llicii. of (‘ole ‘
blcskrll. x \' . tbsl with Dr H. .s tinle r.»
be \\'-~st. and finally to-~‘-; up rpiurtch at
St. l'nul. Th~~ otli r day her husband at-
rivcd at the ll-‘lcl \\ Iii-ri- they were stoppin-z. ’
and iiftc: n storiizi in: ‘I'\i(‘\\ lli-‘h shot his
\\ it'e dwid and their kill“: hitiisclf.
.-\ NIITHER hem y snow storm in the North—
west has ld-I‘h‘tl the razlrunds and greatly
rctnrile l l tisiiicss. i
“'usliiiigtou. .
TH}. N'lltllc Ill rk-‘i tilnr- N\‘l|i|l has our).
tiriiirsl. rim-rug otlrci\. the follow in; numiiizc
trons. \\ .l. lilnrk. of Delaware, In l-- con.
mi. Nuremberg: D. .l. l‘artello. of lllsltl-T
. . > I ' e l
, of t i'lll‘tilvlll. t -l-- . vtislli. \\ t ss-udortl. Jas l
l
p-r Storm. or the liisrrui or i‘olunibrii. in -
ue consul. Ni \r-uistlc up -u T} rrv. \l'. ll. i
Parker. of llistz'i Q of t‘olrirrr‘ezi. :-- le consul ;
general. t‘on-u; Stephen A. “‘ulki r. allot ‘
llt-\ . s ~uthcrn district or New York.
Tin: I'l\\l|lx’lli has sent the tollowm: noru
motions ,tc tlic Sonati- lchi-lcw in M. Jam
“try to l~~ con-H v‘l‘ wt public rrtotiiis tit Dar-
diicllc. Ark. l'v-stin lslt‘2\. Ferdinand \‘an-
dcnvecr. nt llniiiiitori. t Iliio: Jason R. Wright.
' .lohu ll. Shatter. at
Kntlkuku‘. Ill; Henry P. Grant. at Helena,
Ark.
SHIJi‘ITUR IiEVERAL throne asserts that
the charges utidcrstisvd to have been riled
against him before the St'llflh‘dtldlt‘llry nitu~
iuittee are utterly false. He says he ha i no
i‘ullutX‘llI‘Xl. dinwtlv or indirectly . with any
clvs-troti frauds in Virginia or elsewhere. and
Indignsntly denies that he has ever been
guilty of bribery or other corrupt predicts
A starensxr pi epiiwd by the. l‘nited
States treasurer shows that out of ‘12. 22:0.Iol
standard silver dollars (‘k ined up to Fr :1 nary
‘20. 5t.tl‘.’7.$&‘l were in cin-nlntion on that ;
date.
St‘Rimox-G ESERAL Baurixox. of the
l'nited States marine hispital. says that We
will probably be able to ‘eep America from
cholera this summer. as we did lnst.
Tm: Senate hns continued the nominations
of \Villiani “'ayliind Sutton. of Ohio. to be ,
assistant United States timsun—r at t‘incins 3,
nati: Henri “'. Your: - to be receiver of pub- i
he moxie“: at Intercom-me. Kan. : Benjamin .
H. Gmne' . to be surveyor-general of Muir
tuna; H. P. Ker-norm. naval ofliu-r at New
Orleans : R. P. Hammond. Jr.. surveyor"~
general of L‘ulifoniin.
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Dvruxc. January the number of emigrants
who arrived in the l'niusl States was 5.39.
against rum in 1&5: for the seven months
ended January in, teas, 141%" z 1585, 167,
1M2.
Foreign.
Yoxonaiu. Ja . bus suffered from a
large tire. the \l" hotel and ‘ rung
buildings sueeumbirigmtbe m finite-i
flares Consul (lewd Denny. who menop-
piiig at Yokohama on his way to Conn. m
obliged to jump from a sexind story win—
dow, but received no “names
Tu: Rev. Hugh Stowe“ Brown. theeele—
tinted Baptist. . has died in Eng—
hd. athageol sixtv-thm was. -His
greatest W was as ale-stunt. and every
holiday nth-moat he collected audiences or
2.011) or :Lotlt) artisans. He had lecuii-ed in
this reentry and Canada. .
A torso «unweinl traveler on his bridal
tour ruined himself “the aunt ‘ table of
Monte Cur-lo. and (W med _ .
Grinn- commercial demon 931* of.
Stockholm. Sweden. and numerous failures
ore unmanned.
Tn Dublinhoaldof win he:
dechrlu
Corin- hummus-ion atom-or in‘
canal.
in
poplemilltmm otrood.
Blavra retirees to accept. a. m of
peacedrafhdhy ‘
“anthems-hm
Fury. Canada. hove
beende‘royed by Ito. The lot it about
modern.
Scnt‘nuasx. thei of Patna-3‘:
‘ um».- N we we not. certain of our deu-
tlnation. have Brad! to Patti.
and aho am all no
ha-
Wf. She wank mm but Ida-0t
“mumwmtom‘.
. Tit-'llt‘aY)’ snow drifts caused
E the IiIi-ldleol‘tiwluvk. liisnzpuas I:
unit or iii i513...
Three Successive Accidents to
Trains in llaine.
Fatal Catastrophes Resulting From
Heavy Snow Drifts.
A Portland t.\le.‘~ ilispat *h if the 2d says:
lln lks than
three accidents to snow pl or: this rimming.
involving the dciub of three XIZ‘ ii and 'he in-
juring of four others. The tiaiiicsoi‘ the nu-
fortunate are: S. l‘. MartinJiri-inan James
Smith. laborer; Thorins Sll‘slwl- k. lib :ier;
L. \V. Philbrick. fireman: John Kilpu'ick,
laborer; ~~ Lydon. lab on r. liolie: t Stink-
suneiigiueer. The tlit‘os- first were lilfir’sL
The train known as th- ‘sirou plow \W‘
rial" left. Portland at l "click. "\IlISlelll" of
a sun\\' pin“. tut» Pugh: 's. a S Tap-'1. 'xtld 8
(«inductors \uri. Iii ~-luir;~ it .\ H ll arson.
rend-actor. Til" Irziin was rim to av .t.:.u one
little alvive lrvazit‘s Pond. \vticre a ., i drift
was me! about would feet dis-ii lt '-\--~ “ii-8rd
that it crowdwt tho ploufl. against the water
rail. tho.“ In: it acros- flu: in. . m the
\pl‘t’a an; of tin "‘il?- >3I'L“'ll ’.i-- en-
gui - t~ turnp Iii- inn: :.' o .' 1‘. trot
high turn. dit ‘l, strut i. lI~ s3 r-~ laugh
nee: F. U. Mr:- ln ll ~l‘l"b h.‘ in“ i on? ..2 the
window and ierl l -~t~ a - \‘vlle'h .xpnr
do‘vu. thus es :iprii _ Fir-emu \ D.
Martin. in the «no: jab: “as s” - * in
tutti-
2:1:
and ”the-run :s utillr‘b s uni. 'wl
“'bcn for ‘l :i’ it" :!i lzvc ii'I i 3:061,
tun" h . sii' ?. “l u an! rose . .u f '3 ms
“asap :Ilt.‘ vib .as !.~‘ \..~ ‘ :. ill.
cud. He tlr u s:: . 'l'v-rlh r l as» I: r who!
to die." .\ lit .e line: he .aid. “i am
willing aiii .aiixious to di“. ‘ but
his suffering bwainc So great. :it loss
that he bi grid the dnr‘tcr to
givN hi it soon - to rain :iw.i\‘ his sense-4
.I 'kl'. ”0- ll. nsl until forty
ix
ininut--s pus: ... .-- s. r-ta inn; . « ‘ itd
l-lll‘. to tbw Eas‘ Jiis' Rho“ r21 law lus
:islu-l. ““‘vt‘s rm} ol tln' tans ii :‘ .md
tin-Ii h-niarkriu. “1 “an: I ~ ~v.~ u: i" ‘ ie
pass-d awn}. .7
Fireman l‘ \\' h; 'l r; ‘.. of ct
that was just lt’hlllixh“ -ii,-m-‘ .
\vrnt mcz‘ thr- i-rt.b.-i:‘.ktiiriit. rt“
tL‘X‘ llh mum» thh .._'!i _. ~'
lint \vutc" to ”l" sid- of
lifted in!” . at him Lil-l"? tire v w ‘;. ‘ ‘
he Iiitist brine lawn to. :!' d
tb-si‘rlpllnll ind lb’ r i'izmwl . hi}
brick laud s~ 21'3- “ll 1". .‘l:r"¥ II u':' " :--x to
fél‘i seiisuhss ln ll;\ sidc. 'I be ll vs .» most
intense. and the garments ..f but}. u. r» :vwze
ab 2: to rim ~.- . xii
l'isli l \V't’lr “11!
on Ilwm. l‘lii
car and tliviru- r
ttii. He “as l". H!“ .v _ f -.. - u. .
ur’.ttlt~ttr;l.1,‘\wr l. and A ‘Z l.\e.
The wreck pin“ q, .. .mni pups:
Vest -|\l:i_\ !;-r‘t[;. on“ . . 1., 'ho
lim‘ll. “ill: llii- .\l~ . i. rid
it. Tli- ::.i ll v -:
ul' .
lll~'l‘. J‘llll!“ >IIJYIL. i
:m incl: 2...}! 'lli\'v L. :.
kph-d. .t. 1... K)“,
“as Iniurm‘. zit—-
Th‘dlifl‘ She-int “a
“as llllllit'f‘l iistcriinjv ‘1. "
-,. .\i z:. li-‘i. ti
tin-11v hurt about tr.» li- .
Ail-rtiicl‘ “lute ppm tram on In
Trunk. ill . Mir:- x-t lingtniet' Hal-u
Sill. wasat Pleasant lllu'l‘ ll’l.\ iii-urn:
the engine but the track. S‘imwri .
as he supp-sod the airflow “as ; «.ii
embankment. and was struck b to —~- mud
engine just behind his. He W1» hurry
l and cut. but may prob-.inli 1.: ._
‘v'l :lutl
>‘uil-
v. i.-ru
r- 2'.
2t“
LATER grits.
Tilt 1‘3"- sai ings banks in New \"irk Stat.
had on January N 1.3"- 072 deprsinms. lb
1150th were $3£H.~‘s‘ii.t 3. and rum hauli-
ties S $1.25?
As explosion blew up the Minn; Powder
nulls at Guts station. (thin. and [hr-v men in’
side were turn into fragments.
“'okii has been resumed in the M. 'Conn'ck
{wiper works. Chicago.
.-\ LARGE ehimnev fell dltf‘llt! ‘b- tire at
Nashua. .\'. IL. and siv lh‘rrfll‘.‘ were injured;
twti with probablvlfatul riled. The p ‘ "minty
loss is about SitIUIKl
A “'Isrntv syn li-‘;l‘.€' With 8; ‘ fins!)
capital is statld t.- have s.) '1;“.~ i ~i .I‘. uni-oly
in the ruanufartun- of cotton sssi -.
llrmxo February the nullflw “as
reduced $3.7trltfslsn. This left the total
debt on the 1st at le-‘L‘JNLSX': “s". The
rash in the treasury was MtuAs‘Jyzs'. 32.
l.\' Executive session of the Senate Ik‘
noriiiuations of Pillsbury and Phase. to l
collision of internal revenue at. it start .13
Portland mtxx‘ti\‘ely. went re jr'l"-\i
Mus. 1‘!!an wife of the i'ui'c-i Sum
minister to England. was rewind in privnto
audience by Queen Victoria. d' “'iudsul‘
i‘aflle. ‘
Br 3 thiufl of accidents n: trains :‘nnn
ingtheir way throuzii heavy snow .lrifts tn
Maire-thus! nr-Ii “cn- kill-s! ‘Iil! four iii
jnred. '
l.\' the too it elm-Nous just held t‘.;:‘-v.i'_-liu:tt
Maine. the Republicans were s1: asstul ii;
Lewistrm. Perth. ll-s‘klaml. Saw» in! Port-
land. The Democrats carried i'll.~:\ai'th air
Auburn. andtlie Knights of 14;ai:'_elextul
their ticket in Gardiner.
l‘unsii-zx‘r CLEVELAXD on tha- ;-l sent 2
message to ('i-ugh‘ss‘ on the recruit attack
upon t‘liiniinien in Wyoming Territory.
The Prosideut tak -s the ground :‘znt while
the government is not. bound by treaty or
. statute to make reparation. i' .s morally
bound to right the wrong lfi'aui'. of the at
ter failure of the authorities f“. give the
peaceful aliens the pniteaiou tn Much they
are entitled. He suggests the grxit lugr of II
indemnity to the l‘hinese informs as an act
of genenisity.
Dnrtocrunc t‘ongressrnen have been hold
in: a mums and arranging hr the selectiv-
«ot a Denim-ratio «WVk-nal «amp-i312
commitm.
Annmostnominntaon‘ s by the has“ .
To be mks of die United States.— Henry
Albert Johnna. of the District of Columbia
at \‘m‘ ;Xortinier A. Turner. of Art.“ «I
at. St. Thomas. Grimm Wilham‘ T.
'l‘ruxton. to be a rear admiral in the navy;
Elmer Clark Tracy“! New Yuk. to be an
mm surgeon in the navy.
AN 03er train fell forty feet through a
bridge near Bellvilla Canada Many pen.“
were injured. f our fatally. ,
A Putts dispatch says that l. W
Input to be able to treat dipzithei'ia nod
other disease: sumosfiilly by a method 4mi-
hrto that of his tan-mien. of robin.
PROHINENT PEOPLE.
m neoond votmneotlr. Blaine: ‘a‘Twe-ty
Years in Cm" hn just been ma.
Ration. the hm. pubis and“ win.
tho “but of nu Ohiumtlliuuure. a few
hy! aim. .
Not le— than new: Gm win
can flair M year of entire mit‘
during 1m y
runwaowd General kit. Ann- ini-
‘ her declining years in n
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