SENIIE^ISBPEESIDEOT. New Ulm Beview, the chair of Etmrmh literattrre in the Uni-1 PROCEEDmCS OF COMRJESS. General News Condensed. BEHAXE.Mr.'Edmunds, from the judiciary eommittee.presented resolutions and versity of Glasgow, has been arrested in Naples for carrying a sword-afick without a report on the relations of-the senate and SratMEAresolutionwas adoptedeallrBg having procured the necessary licenses. the,president-m the matter of the suspension-of ontheeeeretary of the interior for information JJestt. of John B. Gougn., Report of r. Edmunds Presented in JOa BOBLETEB,$abJishr. The penalty for the offense is three months' officials. After the report and resolutions concerning the work of special -agents the Senate with ResolutionsMaintenance John B. Gough, the eloquent temperance inprisonment. The British consul at were ead, Mr. Pagb, from -the appointed to investigate land frauds. Mr. lecturer, died.at 440 o'clock.Thursdayafternoon of the Right of Senators to NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. Naples intervened, and'through his influence committee said: "As to the report just Hawley*introduced a bill relating to the the 18th inst., at the residence of Bapers togarding Suspensions Prof.*Nichol~was sent,to Home. made, I desire-to state that the minority taxation of railroad lands, and in a speech Dr. R. Bruce Burns, in Frankford, Pa*, jg from Office, of the judiciary committee knew said the Northern Pacific company had The large nail works at'Crescent, Pa., where he was taken on Monday night when If the resolution abolishing the poll noticing of the contents of the reporttuntil paid the survey fees upon only a small portion were burned recently. Loss over $40,00*0. stricken with paralysis, while lecturing at it was read to the committee tax in Massachusetts as a prerequisite df its land grant. The bill granting The property WAS owned by William the Frankford Presbyterian church. His WAsamow, Feb. 18.-Senator Edmunds this morning. The minority desire to prepare the franking privilege to the widow of Gen. Weightman of Philadelphia, and operated wife was at hie bedside when hedied. There of voting is passed by the senate, it a report, in which they will present to-day reported the following resolutions Grant .passed. Mr. Morgan concluded his by the Standard Nail Company of Williamsport. were also preeent Mrs. Pidgee, his sister, will have to be brought up again at the their -views and *o enable them to do SQ, speech against the educational bilL from the senate committee on the judiciary, Zrfrs. Burns and two neices, Misses Fanny theyihave until Monday"weekwithin which A letter was received from Secretary Lamar accompaniedsby along report: next legislature and agreed to and and Mary Whitcomb, John Wanamaker, Taxpayers of East Galena, HI., were to prepare the report, and it is understood in answer to a request. Lamar said* Besolved, That the foregoing report of the Rev. Thomas Murphy and Mrs. Jacob Wagner. swindled out of over .$5,000 by the late jpf then it will have to be ratified, by the that the majority report, and the resolutions I am directed by the president to committee en the judiciary be agreed to and It was recalled that the last words collector, Jerry Leehan. Leehan has scuttled. accompanying it, will net be called say that .if the object of the resolution W people. spoken by Mr.Gough were, "Young man, *fc 3*J JUL Resolved. That the senate hereby expresses np for consideration until we sget leave to is to inquire into the reasons for the suspension make your record clear." The body was attorneysojf7 The president sent the foil owing nominations its condemnation of the refusal of the file the minority report. The time given of Ward, these papers are not to j| 'The Cleveland Leader thinks that embalmed, and alter services at the house general, under whatever influence, to send to of postmasters tothesenate Thomas us to do so is not to extend beyond next be considered as constituting all the evidence was taken to hishomein Worcester county, the senate copies of papers called for by Its with oil at seventy-five cents a barrel Coon, at Kiibourn Cish, Wis John McAusland, Monday week." transmitted to him in relation thereto. Mass., for interment. resolution ol the 25th of January, and set forth at Miles City, Mont, James Bentoaa, I am also directed by the president to and the market weak, there is no immediate So the minority report and discussion in the reports o* the committee onthe judiciary, John B. Gough, unquestionably the* ablest at Colfax, Wash. as in violation of Ms offioial duty and subversive say that he does not consider it consistent will probably be "postponed uniil the 1st temperance lecturer in the world, was danger that people living out of the fundamental principles of the government, &* The brother oT the late Vice President with the ..public interests to transmit of March. born at Sandgate, Kent, England, Aug. 22, and of. a good administration thereof of reach of gas and the electric light Wilson is very ill and entiely destitu te in copies of unofficial papers from private Among theipetitions presented inthe senate 1817. His father, who received a small Resolved, That it is, under the circumstances, Washington. records held in my custody from him, aad appropriately referred was one by will be forced to depend upon tallow pension for services xn the Peninsular war, the duty of the senate to refuse its advice and which relate exclusively to the suspension Mr Hoar from "Citizens of the United A bill will be reported to the house providing consent to proposed removals of officers, the died at the age of ninety years. The family candles. of the incumbent. documents and papers In reference to the supposed States"citizens whose names, Mr. Hoar that lands shall not be conveyed to were poor and penniless. In 1829 Gough official or personal misconduct of whom Mr. Hanley said in his speech on the said, seemed ifco indicate they were foreign the Pacific companies until the cosi.oj surveying parted with his mother and sister and came f.t arewithheld by tie executive srany head of a Northern Pacific. "An exceedingly large birthpraying for the submission congress has been paid. $ to the United States with a Sandgate family, Ig^WeMrs. Sarah Althea Hill Terry's vigorou department, when deemed necessary by the senate, quantity of land, perhaps 60,000 square to the several states of a proposed the arrangements being that they The body of Eev. Jesse B- Braly Nortonville, or called for in considering the matter. efforts have suddenly B&bsided, miles, has been granted to the Northern constitutional amendment abolishing the were to receive ten guineas, and, in Resolved, That the provision ef section 1754 Ky., was found encased in ice in Pacific Railroad company, but it was provided presidency. $*^ owing to a decision of Judge Coffee in return, care for him during the of the Revised Statutes, declaring "that persons the river below St. Louis. He had committed by an amendatory act of congress honorably discharged from the military ornaval A bill was introduced to provide a new voyage, teach him a. trade after his suicide from fear of the result of an t\l San Francisco that she has so interest service by reason of disability resulting from that no patents-should be issued for the basis for national bank circulation. A bill arrival in the New world, and provide for investigation then going on in relation to wounds or sickness incurred in the line of duty, land until after payment by the company in the will of the late William him until he became of age. After two granting right of way through the Indian his private affairs. shall be preferred for appointment to. civil offices,provided of all fees, relating to surveys, etc The fee years' experience at farming in Oneida Territory to the St. Louis and San Francisco [m-^l Sharon, which decision closed the they are fonnd topossess the business The Renfrew Manufacturing Company of was only about three cents an acre. The cotinty. N. Y., he w*nt to New York city, Railroad company passed. case and the will was admitted tc capacity necessary for the proper discharge Adams, Mass., which is one of the largest fr "I railroad had paid .the fees upon only about obtained a situation in a publishing house, The senate in executive session confirmed of the duties of such office, ought to be manufacturers of ginghams and table eighty thousand acres of its immense grant. and began to learn the book-binders trade, faithfully and fully put in execution and that 'the following nominations. James B. probate. cloths in the country, have raised #he It had, nevertheless, proceeded to give to to remove, or to propose to remove, any such receiving for his services $l*per week. Groome of Maryland, to be collector of wages of their operatives 10 per cent, to soldier, whose faithfulness, competency and settlers warranty deeds for many millions Here his mother and sister joined him. In customs forthe district of Baltimore Lewis date from March 1. The men had not character are above reproach, and to give place upon millions of acres of land. The company Th farewell sermon in Cincinnati ol 1833, through depression in trade, John E. McArthur of Oregon, attorney of the to another who has not rendered such service, is asked for more pay. had ingeniously got property enough lost his situation, and then followed deprivation United States, district of Oregon David R. Mr. Jones, the great southern revivalist, a violation of the spirit of th law and of the to try to locate the \iHages and cities upon States and want. His mother died in The strike of hosiery operatives at Leicester Waters, United States marshal. Western ractical gratitude the people of the United who has gone to Chicago, was attended its own selected sections." July, 1834. Removed from the restraining has ended in a compromise. The and government owe to the defenders of district of Michigan, William F. Howland, influence of his mother, he began a course the constitutional liberty and the integrity of Sunderland ship builders threaten to open by over 8,000 people, and besides collector of customs for the district of HOUSEBills were introduced to terminate the government. of dissipation. He frequented the street their works to unemployed workmen unless Beaufort, N. C. (Howland was first nominated this the front of the hall was AH of which is respectfully submitted. certain treaty stipulations between the corners, the saloons and taverns, where his the hands in the strike accept the terms offered to succeed Alexander C. Davis, suspended. (Signed.) GEOBGE F. EDIOTNDS, United States and China to grant a pension remarkable powers of mimicry, his gift of them. Messrs. Morgan, the bankers, packed with people vainly trying tc Davis' term having subsequently JOHN J. ING AIXS. of $5,000 a year to the widow of Gen. Haneoek speech and song, made him a popular have donated 500 to the Mansion House expired the nomination was withdrawn a J. MCMILULN, enter and the streets for three squares for the free coinage of silver to revive favorite. He fell lower and lower, and relief fund. The fund now amounts to and sent in again), to succeed Alexander C. GEOBGE F. HOAB, the grade of general in the army, and a finally became a confirmed drunkard. In were filled by a solid mass. It is esti 52,000. JAMES F. WILSON. Davis, whose term of office has expired by resolution for the investigation of the telephone 1840, being persuaded to attend a temperance] WILLIAM M. EVAKTS. limitation. mated that 30,000 wanted to get in. The examination into the death of Mr. scandal in all its phases. The Fitz The report recites the fact and circumstances meeting, he signed the pledge and Bartlett, a merchant of Pimly, England, of the removal of Dustin and the John Porter bill was debated. thenceforward lived a sober life. He lectured HOUSE.A bill amending the Pacific railroad to whom it is alleged cloroform was administered appointment of his successor, asUnited States on temperance throughout the acts, compelling the roads to pay to Mr. Morrison's tariff bill was introduced attorney Ibr the Southern district of Alabama, by his wife, so that she would be it is officially estimated that the United States and England. Afterwards the government the amounts for surveying in the house. Mr. Morrison says that the It declares: able to marry Rev. Mr. Dyson, a Wesleyan he added other topics, and lands, was reported. bill will effect an estimated reduction of milling capital of Kansas is $8,000,- minister, with whom she had been intimate, It has been the uniform practice of the Judiciary from 1845 to 1875 he was one qf the most in twenty milliondollars in the revenues from The Fitz John Porter bill was passed by 000, with an annual product valued has been finished, and Mrs. Bartlett committee, since the passage of the popular lecturers in the United States. He customs based on the revenues from last the house the vote standing Ayes 173, tennre-of-office act, to call upon the heads of departments and Mr. Dyson were both committed for at $8,889,000. In 1874 the milling made many tours through this country and year. The greatest reduction on any one nays 113. The debate was closed by Gen. for all "papers and information" in trial on the charge of murdering Mr. Bartlett. two or three through England. Mr. Gough article is in the case of sugar, where the Bragg.in a speech of considerable force, the possession of the department touching the capital was but $2,000,000. It is continued to lecture until four or five years conduct and administration of the officer proposed new duty will result in a decrease of ten in which he showed great familiarity to be removed, and the character and conduct further estimated that the total daily ago, when ill health compelled himto^retire million dollars in the receipts. The additions P. E. Sarrazin & Co., cigar and tobacco with the movements of the troops on tae of the person proposed to be appointed. from the rostrum. It is stated that he to the free list will involve a loss manufacturers, of New Orleans, have Bull Run battle field, having been an active capacity is 32,670 barrels. At fivt This has been done with the unanimous approval amassed several foi tunes, but gavs so much of five and a half millions, and the reductions brought suit against their creditors, praying participant and in command of a brigade of all the members. Although the composition bushels of grain to the barrel of pro for charitable objects that he was always made by the bill on other articles for a respite of six, twelve and eighteen on the Union side upon that occasion. He of the committee has been, during the poor. about five millions. Added to the free list months. Their assets are $158,000, and denounced Pope and McDowell. period, sometimes of one political character and duct, with running of mills 300 days sometimes of another, in no Instance until this are lumber, timber, wood (unmanufactured), their liabilities $120,000. Phelps of New Jersey, Curtin of Pennsylvania in the year, the millingcapacity would time has the committee met with any delay or lath, shingles, salt, hemo, jute, iron, and Bragg of Wisconsin were the Mrs. Hendricks, of Indianapolis,has been denial in respect to furnishing such papers and sulphur, lead and copper ores and coal. equal 48,005,000 bushels per annum principal speakers, all of them advocating information, with a single exception, and in annoyed by spiritualists, who send her letters Dangerous Counterfeit Silver Dollars Besides these there are many articles of the passage of the bill. which exception the delay and suggested denial purporting to have been addressed to The returns, however, would indicate La Crosse Special Teller Hankerson, Jess confeeauence to the revenue, such as lasted onlv for two or three days. Many of the points made by Bragg were her from the spirit land by her husband. only a little over 14,500,000 bushels of the La Crosse National bank, discovered THE JURISDICTION OP CONGEESS. applauded on the Democratic side, and One person in New York wrote inclosing a potatoes, nay, corn, bristles, beeswax, dye Thejurisdiction of the two houses of congress a counterfeit silver dollar that is pronounced like demonstration was made on the Republican actually ground. letter from Mr. Hendricks, claiming that it woods, unmanufactured earths, undressed to legislate, and the power to advise or withhold by all bank people in the city side when Steele or Cutcheon succeeded was genuine and written in his own peculiar advice concerning treaties and appointments, stone for building purposes, acorns and absolutely the most dangerous bogus that in injecting some pointed question style. There was an undoubted resemblance, necessarily involves the jurisdiction to officially dandelions. any of them here ever saw. It is a standard know every step and action of the officers of the or remark into Bragg's sppech. but Mrs. Hendricks characterized After perusing Mr. Lowell's address dollar of the coinage of 1881. law, and all the facts touching their conduct In it as only a clever piece of imitation, remarking the possession of any department, or even in the The outside is silver, and the die is at the opening of the Chelsea (Mass.) that she could easily detect the SCNATE.Mr. Cullom reported a substitute possession of the prestdent himself. There was in every substantial particular as clear SENATE.Mr. Manderson introduced a difference. for the bill to regulate commerce recently Public Library the London Telegraph no need to express such a power, for it was as the original. It stands all microscopical resolution directing the secretaries of state submitted by the committee on necessarily an Inherent incident to the exercise is moved to declarethat "To read Mr, At Salt Lake City, Thomas Birmingham tests, having the secret "M" on each and war to investigate and report upon of the power granted. It will be observed that interstate commerce, and gave notice that and James Bowen, convicted of unlawful side, the only variation being that under a in this instance the call for papers covered a the killing of Capt. Crawford by Mexican he would soon ask the senate to set a day Lowell's cultured and ornate phrases period for more than six months, during which cohabitation, were sentenced in the district powerful microscope the "l" in "EPluribus soldiers. The Blair education bill was debated, for its consideration. The important sections the regular incumbent of the office had been discharging jsin itself what Sir Richard Steele court to six months' imprisonment and to ITnum" is little misshaped, being laiger at several Southern senators being of the bill have been revised ani its duties, and also the further period pay fines of $300 each. Abram Cannon the top than the bottom. The only possible among those who spoke against it. somewhat modified by the committee. As called 'a liberal education and the of more than six months during which the person took the witness stand when his case means of discovery is by weight, it being Mr. Edmunds, from the committee on the bill now stands its provisions apply to designated te discharge these duties on the speech reminds us, not for the first was called. Upon beingasked whether two exactly forty-seven grains short of the suspension of the officer had been acting, and the judiciary, reported favorably, bills to the transportation of passengers and freight wamen were his wives and whether he had that person is the one now proposed to be appointed standard. and about forty-three remove the political disabilities of Alexander by railroad, or partly by railroad and time, that in comprehensive knowl to the place. It will also be observed lived with them, he replied, "They are, grains short of the average. The P. Stewart of Mississippi, Thomas L. partly by water when both are used for that the president has not undertaken to remove edge of the literature of all countries thank God. I have lhed with them as lack of weight is not sufficient to Rosser of Virginia and Edward G. W. Butler continuous carriage between the states and the incumbent of the office, but has only, charged." He was convicted. Henry Dinmoody be noticeable by any one except an expert. of Missouri. The bills were at once passed, the Minister lately accredited by the between the United States and foreign inexpressed and stated pursuance of the statutes pleaded guilty. He promised obedience The bank gave notice to all other banks Mr. Edmunds remarking that one of on the subject, suspended that officer, and countries. The sections prohibiting unjust United States to the court of St. to the law, and sentence was suspended. that the same statutes expressly provide that the parties was an old gentleman and desired, it the cityt discrimination and the giving of unduepreferences and one appeared on the State such officer shall not be removed without the James has no living superior, if, in before leaving this world, to be at peace are not materially changed. bank counter. This warrants the belief advice and consent of the senate, and that with the United States. that somebody is "shoving" the counterfeits The governor of Illinois has offered a reward if that advice and consent be not given leed an equal." Mr. Lowell seem3tc A bill was reported from the finance committee A here. Cashier Burton thinks it possible Mr. Beck said he did not know of any the Incumbent would (unless- his regular of $200 for the arrest of the parties authorizing the treasurer "of the i be more popular in England than in term of office Bhonld have that the coin is pure silver, the iifference smaller business for the judiciary committee who hung Miss Georgia Aldrich at Windsor. United States to appoint an assistant previously expired) at the close of this session in weight yielding a profit of 20 per than to be peddling out leraovals of "his own bis native land." treasurer. It was recommitted to the of the senate be restored to the lawful right to cent, to the manufacturers. disabilities in this way. committee for further consideration. The exercise its duties. The senate then by this L. A. Hopkins absconded from Chnpin & Mr. Edmunds replied: nomination is asked to adviseand consent to the Blair education bill was debated. Gore's wholesale liquor establishment, If* All that the United States asked of any removal of the incumbent, and to the appointment The American public will be likely Chicago, with $3,500. Soon after the firm The chair laid before the senate the resolution Latest News Condensations. of the candidate proposed for his place. In person, before relieving,him of the penalty received a draft for $1,700 from Hopkins to know the truth in regard to the heretofore offered by Mr. Plumb, exercising its duty In respect of these questions, imposed upon hlra by the constitution who is at Montreal. calling on the secretary of the interior for it is plain that the conduct and management of Earl Granville, secretary of the state for Panama Canal within a short time for violating his oath and the incumbent Is a matter absolutely essential information as to the number and the r? the colonies, announced that the government A well known Minneapolis gentleman received deserting the constitution that he to-be known in the senate, in order that it may The New York Chamber of commerce, names of the special agents employed by would not introduce any Irish measures a letter from a friend who is conducting 3\vore to support, and making war determine whether it can rightly advise his removal his department for the purpose of detecting in parliament beforo the first of March. in response to an invitation by Dt an exhibit at New Orleans. The against the United States, -was that he or rightlv leave him to resume the functions fraud in the entries of public lands, etc. Lord Salisbury, commenting on the recent of his office at the end of its session, aa letter states that there are very few visitors 3hould present a respectable petition, Lesseps, recently selected John Bigelow Some amendments suggested by Mr. Cockrell, well as whether the candidate proposed has In announcements in the house of commons in attendance, and that all the exhibitors showing that he was ready to give up extending thescope of the inquiry, having the exercise of the office under his designation and Nathan Appleton to join the and house of lords by Mr. Gladstone are heartily sick of the affair, and fighting the United States and to pay the so conducted himself as to show that ne is. competent been made to the resolution, it was and Lord Granville respectively,complains would be glad to get out of it if they could. debts he owed for moneys received in his former in his tour of inspection at As and faithful. Indeed, it may be stated agreed to. that the government is "treating The managers of the institution are cutting official character. If the senator from with entire accuracy that even the case of a pinwall. These two gentlemen sailed expenses on every side, and the enterprise parliament and a powerful interest with vacancy in an office, and the proposed tilling of Kentucky (Mr. Beck) thought that to be HOUSE.Mr. Bland's bill for the free such vacancy, it is important for the senate is almost a dismal failure. singular levity." Salisbury said he would "peddling out" the remo\al refeired to, he for Aspinwall recently and will accom coinage of silver was reported adversely. to know the previous condition and wait to see what changes six weeks would was entitled-to his opinion. A resolution was adopted instructing the David Shelty, a wealthy farmer living management of the office, the state of pany De Lesseps in his trip over the give to the policy of the government. His Mr. Beck in reply said: committee on judiciary to investigate the its affairs, whether there have been cases of misconduct near Shirley, 111., armed with two shotguns, proposed route of the great waterway remark was greeted with cheers. or abuse of power, the embezzlement of Twelve years ago the house of representatives state of the law on the question of the government secreted himself in the oat bin of his money, and indeed all the circumstances bearing The French and Italian governments had passed a bill removing all disabilities, bringing suit to test the validity barn. The members of his family discovered and report on their return. The high upon the administration, in order that it and before that time the senate have asked Lord Koseberry, minister of his whereabouts and attempted to of patents (referting to the Bell telephone may judge of the suitableness of appointing character of Messrs. Bigelow and Appleton had done so. It did not happen that both foreign affairs, whether he intended to order take him to the house. He jumped from case.) particular person to take np its duties with reference houses had done it at the same session. renders it certain that theii an Eng}ish attack upon the Greek fleet. his hiding place and fired a number of to the difficulties that may exist in its Mr. Biggs, committee on postoffices and affairs, the stateof accounts and everything concerning He insisted upon characterizing the present shots, inflicting probably fatal wounds upon Lord Roseberry replied that England post roads, a bill compelling all vessels of report when made may be accepted its administration, so as to measure mode as "peddling out," and supposed his brother, Levi Shelty, his wife,sisterin-law, would act only in concert with the other the United States to carry the mails to and the fitness and competency of theparticularcandidate by the public without question. that in the picsent condition of the senate and his son, aged seventeen. He powers. The latest orders dispatched to from foreign ports when offered to them by to meet the emergencies of the case. nothing better could be expected. then set fire to the barn which was entirely Suba bay are to the effect that no active officers of the United States house calendar. A LEADING QUESTION. i consumed. fcMjsjl ^*V?' measures shall be taken by the fleet assembled After an executive session the senate adjourned In committee the vote on reporting A table is presented showing a large number When the death of Gen. Hancock there without the special permission over two days. this bill favorably stood 11 to 3. Messrs. The action of the assistant treasurer of of persons appointed in the place of of all the governments interested. The senate confirmed the following nominations: Blount, Barry, Dockery, Merriman, Jones, was announced the project was immediately New York in refusing to accept deposits of officers suspended, and the query is madeHave Warner, Guenther, Taylor, Wakefield, Charles Billsted, a contractor, who has silver until he is able to count it is in strict broached to erect a suitable these suspended officials any or considerable Marls Taylor of Dakota, surveyor general Ward and Riggs voted in the affirmative, been building an oven at the county infirmary, accordance with instructions issued by the number of them been guilty of misconduct of Dakota .T. Bramble of Dakota, monument to his memory but when and Messrs. Peters, Burrows and Miller in Chicago, was smothered to death at 1W United States treasurer. Similar instructions in office or any personal conduct making them receiver of public moneys, Watertown the negative. the institution. unworthy to be longer trusted with the performance it became known that he died com have been sent to all the assistant Dak. William Campbell of Minnesota. The action of three Republicans in voting of duties imposed by law? If they treasurers, the object being to insure greater It has been found in Louisville, Ey., that paratively poor it was rightly deemed United StateB marshal for Minnesota. nave it would seem to be clear that every consideration in opposition to the Pacific Mail portends protection in the handling of sovernment Smith, a sinking fund commissioner, has of public interest and of pnblic duty defeat in the senate. Mr. Guenther's vote most important that before the monument funds. J^W^ M, HOUSE.A resolution was adopted been for years borrowing the funds at 3 would require that the facts should be made is taken to indicate the position Senators thanking Joseph Francis for his service to known in order that the senate may nndertandinglv per cent and loaning them at the rate of was erected his countrymen The president has nominated Lieut. Col. Sawyer and Spooner will take, and the and promptly advice their removal, humanity in the construction of life saving $250,000 to $300,000 a year to the customers Nelson B. Swcetzer, Eighth cavalry, to be should make it their duty to suitably Pacific Mail people have been thinking and that the most careful scrutiny should,, bo appliances, and authorizing the president of hfs bank, for his own benefit, at colonel Second cavalry First Lieut. Edward had in therespect of selecting their successors a* these were their friends. to have a gold medal prepared for Mr. provide for his bereaved widow. The 7 per cent. E. Wood, Eighth cavalry, to be cap* well as in the respect of providing better meant The Fitz John Porter bill was debated Francis. Mr. Scott spoke in defense of and safeguards by legislation for administerinuo-informat In connection with the Ontario and Manitoba tain Second Lieut. John A. Johnston, monument will rise in due time,'but most of the day. *Ktt enaUetnVsenath under the silver policy of the administration, and the laws of the United States. Suc government 107 rainfall observing Eighth cavalry, to be first lieutenant t.on itt would seem, the executive is determined at present, the best tribute that the Mr. Geddes delivered an anti-silver speech. stations have been added to the dominion John Christian Franks, United States il thMOsenate shall not possess, for the alleged An evening session was held for the consideration American people can pay to the patriotism, meteorological service. marshal for California. SENATEBills were introduced for the establishment chpnmstances connected with the of private pension bills. Adjourned wha of an educational fund from ?^S2 John Bell, aged sixty-five, and a member The Canadian Pacific has made an emigrant heroism and unsullied public for two days. faithful execution of laws induced the president the proceeds of public land sales and receipts rate of $12 from the seaboard to St. of a well known upholstery firm of Pittsburg, to exercise the discretion- the statute confers and private character of General Hancock, from railway companies under the Vincent. was decoyed into a bunco room and upon hlmto suspend them and ask the senate "A very effective ornamentation TOT a Thurman apt imposing a duty of 25 pei would be by a prompt and lib, became so pleased with the workings ol to nnite with him in their removal from office. The impression is gaining ground that cent ad valorem on all goods the product small sofa is made by taking a strip of the game he went to a bank, drew $2,000 the present cabinet will prove unworkabl eral provision for his family. The report quotes the passage on the civil 'of countries east of the Cape of Good Hope satin plush, or of velvet, about five and ^returned. He was knocked down, and that it will be impossible to hold it together. service contained in the president's annual except wool, raw cotton and raw silk appropriating and when he recovered he found both inches wide, and nearly the length of The Pall Mall Gazette says- The message, and says: $250,000 for a monument to th cou- money and thieves gone. the sofa itself on this embroider a vine resignation of Joseph Chamberlain, president Gen. Grant in Washington. The bill fox The workingmen of this country are This highly important andt valuable official presencoeeof lea of the local government board, is a in some distinct and quite open work Detroit, Mich., claims*to possess the oldest conimunication8, in the 643 suspenSS^TP punishment of trespassers upon Indian niber ofm th civil officers of JrsS Sometimes discontented at their con-dition ee question of but a few hours. The resignawill man in the world ip,.tbe person of Andrew t0tnl lands (designed especially to cover the pattern. When this is done put a narrow woul fffJ?nM ?52* ?*f deprestion be made ostensibly, because Mr. Lucas, an ex-slave^ who is 127 years during the seasons of cases of the Oklahoma boomers) passed. strip of similar material, but of a Chamberlain cannot bring himself to acquiesce of age and still vigorous. tbeir functionsn or guilty of such thepersonal performancemis The president sent the following nominations different color, around it as a plain sion, but ri the reports from England removedJiad bee so direlect in I in the government's policy of coercion O Samuel Kancher at Yankton has invented to the senate: Ex-Senator James B. border. Line it with a stiff cloth, and towards Greece, but in reality because he are to be credited, all the distress conduct as to put them in the category of unfaithful a wheat huller that cleans the grain ol Groome, to be collector of customs for the apply it to the sofa with unseen and immovable is unwilling to mar what he believes to be public servants, deserving dismissal by its outside covering, leaving the interior among our working people is trivial district of Baltimore, Md. J. Freeman his political fnture by identifying himself the president and the senate, and the condemnation pins. It should not be placed intact. This is thereverse of the roller mill Raisine, naval officer of customs in the of their countrymen. In such a state of just now with the home rule policy decided compared with the privation existing in the center of the seat, but be drawn process. district of Baltimore, Md. Pendleton King, things we think that thie scommon sense, of on by a majority of his colleagues. W Pla that much prized as among the lower classes in Great Britam. forward so that it is just above the puH w"1 North Carolina, sec etary of the legation W2? Marcus Frazier, Manager of the Globe we believe, by the people of the United StateV Gov. Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, has sent of the United States at Constantinople. or band of plush which finishes the Life Insurance company, has been arrested In this country the stoppage ol would require that in some way this IswteSbr his first message to the legislature treating The president Bent the name of William in Des Moines for using the mails for illegal sofa cushion. 1^1,^ of men should have an opportunity to know th mills and manufactories means serious entirely of the state debt question. The M. Campbell to the senate. No explanation purposes, his death assessments being substance of their allegedmtedoWs.teo^roS position he assumes is expressed in these of the delay is to be had. The confirmation based on imagination. i"i i inconvenience to the employes, that they may either admit their gnilt or deny The Texas Stockman says that the words: "The people of Virginia after along of Campbell is expected to come as it. explain their conduct or showthat the accusations George Cabot Ward of New York who together with considerable loss attending great industries of Americacattle raising, against thfm were^selfish nltimatTolismtesaldwickedM and acrimonious agitation of the debt Boon as the senate can get at his name. &im^'m5nul&k has been suffering for sometime from general capable the removal to.another locality, question, reached in 1881 and 1882 a settlement wool growing, manufacturing, etc., fl: The educational bill was considered and fe8S paresis, was adjudged by a sheriff's jury othsn which has since received the sanction numerous amendments adopted. are so intimately related to each other but in Europe the closing of industrial and three commissioners appointed by the tha iSSih^S^i of both political parties of the state. supreme court to be of unsound mind and worthy might at once receivs the honors and HOUSEThe Hennepin canal bill was reported,favorablyt that no one of them can be crippled establishments is to those employed From the position thus taken the people emoluments of their places, it ifT knowii d. incapable of taking care of himself or his Bills passed making the will not recede." He recommends the appointment without every other one suffering corresponding "5tojtt .astheena^ffnad an awful disaster, for every property. Mr. Ward is a wellknown broker. allowances for clerk hire to first and secondclass to do. both with removals and apDotatanentsjS of a commission to explain the damage This lesson has postmasters cover the cost of clerical other place is as badly crowded as the 'The wife of Prof. Waldo of Yale college PersonewasbeforeKforWwonhwhicn nature of this settlement to the creditors of ""d o1SUf'OT labor in the money order business reducing been learned, and none too soon by wandered away while insane, and was killed appointmente be the state. SiSST*1-at*tiaaJu* against whom any one they leave, and most of the workmen from eight to five cents the charge for by a fall in the presence of a search party 1? those engaged in these industries, and London Special: The London workingmen !??JJSf Z are notable to save enough from money orders not exceeding $5, and to protect ^Ind It is thought that her insanity dates fro/n rt have in -their leaders men of ability, the weljfare of alt of them depends homestead settlers within railroad theasnhstance^concernee 5 Peraon to be the' birth "of her last child, three months year to year to provide for a season th SSSJi? ^5? character andexperience. They trust them, formed of S of th eomnlaint ago'. She waB a native of Philadelphia and limits. The debate on the Fitz John Por largely upon the proper application of of idleness, Or to emigrate from the and are not likely again to be led into h^?f.^d ter bill was resumed. a niece ol Judge Fullerton ofTNew'York this knowledge. 1 rioting, but it is certain that something fumseu.aua it is also known that at this VCTV 4M The bill to protect homestead settlers country. So, although there is com- Emerson C. White of Cincinnati has must be done lor them, and the govern within railv.ay limits, which passed the paratively little consolation to be derived Mi Oli strong backing for' the eppoiritment ol that kmd have occurred- and are daily occuring. |(s ment musjb do it. Hyndinanis a well known house provides: commissioner of education to succeed Mr. All wood is not buoyant in water. A writer a good orator, and a man of excellent from the fact that others are All such settlers restricted to less than Eaton. Educators in Ohio* generally favot PhUadelphia is to have an art club character. Champion is the son of an perfectly dry stick from any one of 160 acres who make an additional entry in a worse situation than ourselves, him. Indian general. He served with distinction modeled precisely some sixteen species of trees growing in upon the Boston saloontAr 'under the acts of March and July, 1879, nondMl lqfuor Marshal Campbell has been confirmed by as a subaltern in'the artillery service we have whatever can arise from that shall be entitled to have the lands covered the southern and southwestern states fiv^ the senate. In Africa, and finally quitted the army in by the additional entry patented without Ottree. will sink. One kind (the Florida ironwood) wfS iisgust after the rebellion of Afabi Pasha. Admiral Jouette has seized a Cuban filibustering any further cost of proof of settlement and is 80 per jamt .heavier than -wa- vessel fitted out at New York. Prof. John Nichols LL. D., who occupied Jt1* cultivation^ ter. t^| m., $*^ I\ _. ?M