Iowa K. Whiteside. Dea&<wo{pdy William Colville, Duluth* Mmiu James, Creely, Redwood Falls, Minn. &L Adams, Spokane Falls, Wash Indian Abstract of the Proceedings otthe Familiar Na Md.: to a a & re Anderson, agents: J. D. Jenkins of Iowa, Sisseton Senate and House. Once Knew—Scientis The Speaker Finally Announces the La. B*ynei^^-|ra^dTO?lM Spoftaer, O S Agency, Dak. R. D. Gwydir of Kentuckey, Fuch, N Y.: Thomas, Ky. Soldiers, Poets and Committees in. the* House ot Col viile Agency, Wash. The Election ot President and Vice President— SENATE. Etfrneulroue, Efc Cram. Tex.: Peel. Ark. Cnmfcnngs. The necrologjrof the yitk '*7,*w, Representatives/ ,^** Ifyon the assembling of the senate alter N. Y.:Ti&gan, La. Lawler,la.ceothran, HOUSE. found to include-unusually pH. he holiday recess. Senator Sherman S. Rowland. N. B-iker. HL Osborne, Pa. The soeaker announced} the- standing Brown, Ohio: Baker, N :JIean, N. T. a a speech mora carefully prepared names in every (Jepartm'enfcofcMe. ahe latter are to continue tMe^ committees of the house. Eleventh Censns—Cox, N. Y^ Blonnt. Ga.: "than is his custom, every word of it havina until the supreme court o£ The president sent to congress a communication Holman.Ind.:-Clardv, Ma:.Seney, Ohio: Taulbee, year 1887 has been peculiarly sad in Th& Wort* of the%peaker Being: Considered, beer .reduced to writing. I is to be Ky.: Perrv, S. C. Newton, La.: McKennas from the secretary of the interior tory has passed upon thft^lle^ ••considered in many raspects as the platform the loss of strong men in literature as a General 'Ihingr, CaL J. D. Taylor. Ohio Hopkins. Vsw Maffett, submitting the draft of a bill to provide the local option law. Bdfcfe^. of apresidental candidate. He was followed Pa. Sherman, N. Y. and the sciences. The list follows: Quite Satisfactory. for the protection of the Hound Valley Indian by Senators Voorhees and Teller. Indian Depredation Claims—Whitthora, Tenn have agreed tcnabide by theL^Hon. reservation" in California.. Dunn. Ark. Howard, Ind. Allen, Miss. Smviey, Several re-cess nominations were seno to January 2. Bishop Horatio Potter. Ind.: Hare. Tex.: Biggs, Cah Buchanan. Following is a comparative showing-of M. L^McCormack, one off the senate, including those ol the interstate N J. Svmes, Colo.: Bunn, Pa. Btown, Va. Janu&ry 8, Brev. Brig. Gen^ Thomas the way Minnesota fared in the present Commissioners a.nd Eugene Semple as governor elegates at large to present th« me Hopkins. N. Y* Williams. Ohio. congress compared with the Forty-ninth: Following is the full list of committees, the Duncan., of Washington Territory. Ventilation and Acoustics Eacdes, Ind.: orial for the statehood to* eon: Fiftieth Congress—Rice, appropriations first-named member of each being chairman: Compton, MH: Davidson, Ala. Vance, Conn. Senator Davis offered in the senate a January 9. William Ballentine*. En* will leave with other members a& and expenditures in the war department White, Ind. Haugen, Wis Williams, Ohio. memorial from he St. Paul chamber of Ways and Means—Mills, Tex.: McMillan, lish jurist. Alcoholic^ Liquor Traffic J. E CampbelL McDonald, merchant marine and fisheries the 10th. He- will be accompanies! commerce, praying for the establishment Tenn.: Brecfcenndge, Ark.: Breckenndee, KY.: January IXk John Roach. Ohio Bland. Mo.: Mernam, N. Y.^McRae. Ark. and public lands, Wilson, commerce and Turner, Ga. Wilson, W. VA Scott, Pa. Bvunm, of more collection districts for the Stat of Anderson,HL McClammy. N Hunter,Ky. his wife and daughter, who\fill January 11 Lord Iddesleighx coinage, weights and measures, Land, postoffices Ind. Kelley, Pa. Browne, Ind. Reed, Me. McKfnley, Minnesota and various other memorials Cheadle, lad. Moffett, N. Y. Yos^ Va. O. Barrows, Micb. the winter at the capital. Nelson, Indian affairs. January 14. Henry B. Stanton. &nd petitions. Appropriations—Randall. Pa. Forney. Ala.: Forty-ninth Congress—Strait, public January li@. Gen. "W. B. Hazen.— Barnes. Mo.: FiOran. O.: Savers,Tex.: Clements. Washington Special: Btaegatsr lands and education: White, agriculture Military Legislators. 6a. Felix Campbell. N Gay, La. Rice, Prof. Edward Olney, mathematician. and mines and mining Nelson, Indian Mian. Cannons, 111. Rvan, Kan. Butterworth, tord, who has suffered eensidsra Mi January 18. Prof. E. L. Youmans. Among Minnesota private bills introduced O. Long, Mass. McComas, Md.: B% Henderson, affairs Gilhlan, patents and revision of The- Sdngressional Dineetory makes from disease of the eyes/ res«B£b in the house were the following: January 23. Cardinal Caxenat of la. the laws, Wakefield, postonices. more interesting reading- when studied By Mr. Rice, granting a pension to Mary Judiciary-Cnlbertson, Tex.:* Collins, Mass. Lyons.—Sir Joseph Whitwoeth, inventor. cataract, has had an operatioo All the Minnesotians seemed satisfied Monti to P. W Travis, lor services rendered la Seney, O.: Oates, Ala. Rodeers, Arfc Glover, with some care thani would be supposed. over the appointments, and spoke aa the **ar with the Florida Indiana to Frederick Mo.: Henderson, N. Buckalew, Pa. Stewart, formed, ani has been obliged "tj It contains soaae- facts as to though they had gotten all at they Eichler to Albert Achlev: $12 per month to L. Ga.: B. B. Tavlor, O.: Parker, N. Y. Stewart, January 24. Gen. Charles-P. Stone. up evening work altogether, W. Hacklin, for services in the Sioux outbreak could expect. Vt. Caswell. Wis. Adams, 111 Fuller. la. the birth-place^ age* history and January 28. Commodore- P. C. as gas lSislii he is forced to refcin to Ell St C^r: to Thomas Weekly: to remove Banking and Currencv—Wilkms, 0. Snvder, Bot Houses adjourned for several days achievements of,members of Congress Johnsonk the chare-e of desertion against the name of A. Vf. Yd.: Howard, Ind.: Dorgan, S. C. Hutton, is mending rapidly and hop^t^ to allow the committees to get in working H. Tobey a bill for the relief ol Minnesota Mo. Bacon, N. Y. Landes, III McKpnnev, N. February 8. which must be true as they are furnished Charles WeMe, corn- order. his eyes-ia ajpormal aond*4* mounted rangers. H. Dinglev, Me. Brumm, Pa. Woodburn, Nev poser. by the honourable gentlemen Whiting, Mass. Wilbur, N. Y. few daysv JS The latter bill provides that all persons February 9 Mrs. Hanry Wood. Coinage. Weights and Measures—Bland, Mo. themselves. The first edition of the At Ease in Oratory. who served a full time of year or more shall Norwood, Ga. Hemphill, S. C. Tracev, N. Y. February 13 "Proteau," the oldast settle Bishop Wm. Mercer directory of the Fiftieth Congress, but receive $100 those who served six months Wilson, Minn.: Wilkinson, La. Martin, Tex. "To be an orator is a thing not Greens of Mississippi. kota and one of the best knownfc Hall, Tex.: Hall, P*. Payson, HI Kean, N Y.: or any time less than a year, $66, and those secently published, contains autobiographical half so difficult to master as some Vandever, Gal. Belden,N. Y. Wickham. Ohio Febsruary 14. Philip Bourke Marston, acters ©n the Missouri slepe£.* who served less than six months $3 3 33. sketches of the members. Toole, Mont. people think it is," said Hon. B. poet. He also introduced a bill to allow Charles frozej^to death near*Pierre- '"& Commerce—Clardey, Mo. Crisp, Ga.: Tarsney, As military gloiy seems to have always Bruce. "Of course I don't mean to February 28. Cardinal Jacobini. Mich.: Raynor, Md. A R. Anderson, Iowa: Logan, A. Ruffee, late agent at White Earth agency, be&n that to which ambitious &ay," he continued, "that everybody La. Wilson, Minn. Brvce, N. Y.: Phel.m, The Sioux Falls fas works, w® March 4. Mother Asgelia of the Sisters $1,330, being the difteienee between the Tenn. O'Neill, Pa. Dunham. 111.: Davis, Mass. men chiefly aspired, and when won can become a Gladstone, a Cicero or a of the Holy Cross.—Ex-Senator were partially destroyed by an expsion pay as agqnt of the Wnite Eaith agency J. Anderson, Kan. Davenport, N. Y. Browne, Demosthenes—those men are phenomenal. that which ke most piided himself upon, alone and asren* of consolidated Laech Lake, Va. James Mackin iia October and which had To speak in public is something Rlveis and Harbors—Blanchard, La.: Jones„ Bed Lake a White Earth agencies. The the brief sketches in the directory March 5. Charles* J. Peterson, author. rebuslt and enlarged, was the scenes Ala.: Stewart, Tex.: Cafcchmes, Mo.: Wise, Va. which a great number of people egencn consolidated March 2 1 1879, and do not fail to record the part Congressmen Snyder, W. Va.: Gibson. Md.: Fisher, Mieh. another disastrous explosion. AJarj imagine to be one of the hardest Buftee served from that tune to Sept. 30, Thompson, CaL Henderson, HI. Balne. Pa.f took in the late war. These March 8. Henry Ward Beecher.— retort in the new works exploded, Grosvenor, Ohio: Nuttinp, N Y. Stephenson^ 1 8 8 1 at the old salary. tasks to accomplish, and yet iti3 very Capt. James B. Eads. sketches show that eighty-fo»r members Wis.: Cogswell, Mass. easy. All it requires is a little bit of taily demolishing- the new works^ March 10. William R. Travers. Merchant Marine and Fisheries—Dunn, Arfc of the present Congress served In PEESEKTKD BY MB. NELSON. nerve. Now just let me tell you my BL portion of the eld. Loss estimi McMillan. Tenn.: Morse. Mass. Sprinper, IIL March 15. Eb#a Pillsbury, Maine 3y Mr. Nelsonremove the Union army in one capacity or Hatch. Mo.: Breckenrldge, Ky. Cumniiogs,, N. experience as an example. politician. at $15,000, ands no one injured. the charge of desertion from the MaoDonald, Mian.: Dingtey, Me. Hopkins, another, and that eighty served in the of AlvinMilHgan: granting a pension to 111. Felton, Cal.: Farquhar, N. Clarke, Wis. March 24. ElizaWetheraby, actress. field for the Southern States, while Rev. Melanchton Hoyt, a pioneer." '^hnson granting increase of pension to Agriculture Hatch. Mo Davidson, Ala. It was a good many year3 after I March 29. Dr. Ray Palmer, poet Stahlnecker, N. Y.: Morgan, Miss. Glass, Tenn. •owe granting a pension to Joseph three more—Senators Vest and Reagan the Episcopal ministry in,, this HE had become some kind of a politician Burnett, Mass. McClammy. N. C. Biggs, Cal and cler&ymaa» to J^oob Neibela: to Morgan Johnson and Pugh served the South in civil Whiting, Mich.: Funston, Kan. Hires, N. J. West, and for- a number of years pf •the claim of B. H. Beaulieu to the court before I could muster up sufficient March 31. John G. Saxe, poet. Laird, Neb. Conger, la. Pugnley, O. Patton, for the relief of citizens engaged in rapacity. Mr. Vest in the Senate, courage to step to the rostrum April 4. Catherine L. Wolfe. tor of the Yaoton church and-deajB Pa. Dubois, Idaho. tx Indian war in 1862 for the relief of Mr. Pugh in the House of Representatives, and speak before a congregation April 6. Gen. Thomas W. Conway. lunsberrv granting a pension to the Foreign Affairs—Belmont, N. Y. McCreary, Dakota, died at Scotland!^ -^rlfeu ad children of Abner St. Cyr for the reart KT. Norweod, Ga.: C. E Hooker, Miss.: Russell, of people. I often thought and Mr. Regan in the Cabinet as April 12. Bishop Albert Lee ot Delaw He was over eighty years old, butpfuj Mass,: Raynor, Md.: Chipman, Mich. Cathran, well Silver. the matter over, and I also felt that I Postmaster-General. Of the Senators are. S. 0.: Ketcham, N. Y. Phelps. N. J. Hitt, 111 been quite vigorous, and his last ^c ilson also introduced his bill placing had an ambitious vein in that direction, Rockwell, Mass. Morrow. Cal. April 19. Earl of Longford.—ExCongressman twenty-two, all democrats except Mr. coal and bugar on the free list his ness was only of a few days. The Military Aflaiis—Townshend, IIL Tillman, but I was afraid. I sometimes Archibald J. Weaver.— Riddleberger, were in the Confederate at session tor the improvement of the a C. Hooker. Miss.: Maish, Pa.: Spinola, KY. mains were brought to Yanktonfor was asked to make a speech, bat I President Alexander Mitchell of the C. Ford, Mioh. Robertson, La.: Yoder. O Steele, army. They are Messrs. Morgan, on of the Red Lake Indians for a terment. A "f?-5T* blushingly told everybody that I Ind Laird, Neb Cutcheoa, Mich. Gear, la.: M. & St. P. R. R. building and term of court at Duluth, Jones, of Arkansas, Berry, Pasco, 9 Fitch, N. Y. Carev, Wvo. The eveat in social circles a&^8w$ couldn't do it. That excuse carried April 20. Lieut. John W.. Danenhower, railroad bills which have already Naval Affairs—Herbert, Ala.: Wise, Va. McAd«o Colquitt, Blackburn, Gibson, Eustis, me through for a long time. At last, explorer. of the winter was the marjt9*»«^,v''| ,N. J. Whitthorne. Tenn. Rusk, Md. mnentioneo Mr Lmd introduced a bill George, Walthall, Cockrell, Ransom, Cookran, N. Y. Elliott, S. Abbott, Tex.: however, I was tackled for good. May 5. W. C. De Pauw, philanthropist. I. N. Wear and Miss .icing books and pamphlets on the free list Banner, Pa. Thomas, HL Goff, W.Va. Boutelle. Vance, Butler, Hampton, Harris, There was some kind of afairgomg on Me. Hayden, Mass. and a bill to amend the interstate commerce the popular daughter of Co». Bate, Coke. Riddleberger, Daniel, May 6. down in Mississippi. The Governor Posfcoffices and Post Roads—Blount, Ga. Dockery. James Grant, novelist. law. His amendment to the fourth section There were many prominen Mo.: Merriman, N. Y. Ermentront, Pa. Kenna, and Faulkner. The Senators was expected in our town, and several May 9. provides: Samuel Cousins* R. A., en- Enloe, Tenn.: Anderson, HI.: Anderson, Miss. from abroad. who served the Union cause in a military graver. It shall also be unlawful for any common carrier, other notables were to be there. My Montgomery, Kv Rowland, N. Bingham, subject to the provisions of this act, to Pa. Guenther.Wis. Peters, Kan. Allen, Mass. usual excuse wouldn't work this time. capacity are Messrs. Bowen, May 14 Justice W. R\ Woods. Gov. Church has received charge or receive anv greater compensation per White, N. Lind, Minn. Caine, Utah. May 22 About a week before the time arrived Hawley, Davis, Manderson, Blair, Col. Richard West, Ken- ton per mile for the contemporaneous transportation specifications from the ne. Public Lands—Holman. Ind. Laffoon. Ky. of the same cl iss of freight for a shorter I had it made up and worded in a tucky horseman. Stone, Mo. McRae, Ark. Wheeler, Ala. Washington, Quay, Spooner, and Plumb. Ot the than for a longer distance over the same line in asylum board, George Brot Tenn. Stockdale, Miss.: Payson, 11 most beautiful style. Then I began May 24. Dr. Thomas F. Roochester, the same general direction or from the origin Senators who were in the Southern Jackson, Pa. Herman, Ore. McKenna, Cal tect, from Sioux City. It point of or to the same point of arrival: but this to learn it by heart. It was a terrible Buffalo. Eiastus J. Turner, Kan. Voorhees, Wash. J. L. army Messrs. Morgan, Colquitt, Walthall, mall not be construed j.s authorizing anv comaaon the plans will be approved. Macdonald, Minn. thing. But energy, perseverance, and Mav 26. Lewis B. Lent, showman. carrioi, subject to the provisions of this Cockrell, Ransom, Butler, Hampton, Indian Affairs—Peele. Ark. Allen, Miss. May 29. act, to charge a higher rite per ton per mile for a perhaps a little pride as well as fear, Ben: Perley Poore. At Huron, Rubel & Adler, fi Shively, Ind. Perry, S. Hudd. Wis.: McSnane. -and Bate were generals, though longer than a shorter distance. accomplished a great deal. As soon June 1. Neb Cobb, Ala Hare, Tex. Perkins, Thomas Spencer Baynes, dealers, failed. Liabilities, $1, in their contributions to the directory Kan. Nelson, Minn. Lafollette, Wis. Dailington, logician. WISCONSIN AJ.D IOWA BILLS as 1 had succeeded with that I started assets, sufficient to cover indi Pa. Allen, Mich. Gilford, Dak. Senator Cockrell omits all reference Senator Spoouer presented the petition of to teach myself gestures. I stood tor June 4. Ex-Vice President Wm. A. Territories—Springer, IIL: Barnes. Ga. Cox, ness. Thomas M. Hood held 1/ the board of supervisors of S Croix county, to the War, and Senator Hampton N. Y. Elliott, S. Haves, Iowa Kileore, Tex Wheeler. hours and hours before a large looking-glass gage for $1,000 which the)? Mansur. Mo Ford, Mich Strnble, Iowa "Baiter, praying certain legislation defining and construing gives no rank, merely stating that June 6. and began bo practice. Ex-Chief Justice Mercer, N. Y. Dor&ev, Neb. Byrnes, Colo. Warner, couldn't pay. The creditor? to the granting and indemnity clauses he served in the Confederate army "At last the day arrived. Inwardly Mo Joseph, N. Mex. Pennsylvania. ly Chicago parties. of the act of May 5, 1864, gi anting land to muttering my speech, I walked Railways and Canals—Davidson, Fla.: McRae. during the war. But as both were June 8. Prof. Hermann, prestidigitator. Tisconsin to aid in the construction of lail)ads. Ark. Stone, Ky Pidcock. N. J.: Hayes. la. L( around. If anybody began to talk to conspicuous officers their rank is well At Bismarck, "Boy Cl Bryce. N. Cobb, Ala. Carlton, Ga.: Plumb, Mr Spoouer inti oduced a bill to-day me and ask me questions I nearly always 111,: Wilber, N. Y. McCormick, Pa. Gaines, Va. June 9. Major John H. Ewing, uncle known. Senators Gibson, Eustis, Harris, Indian boy, serving a oviding for the establishment of a port of Russell, Conn. had to check myself to avoid of James G. Blaine.—Editor C. D. and Faulkuer were staff officers ifcry at Superior, Wis .ar. Gear of Iowa tointroduced years in the penitentiary Pacific Railroads—Outbaite. 0.: Crain, Tex answering with a passage of my oration. Keep of the Wall Street News. the following bills in the Richardson, Tenn. Barnes. Ga. Collins, Mass.: Senators Jones, Pasco, and Kenna ed rape, while at work wit Whenlwalkeduptotheplatform Caruth, Kv. Tracy, N. Granger, Conn. June 11. Bishop Stevens of Pen nsylvania. use: were privates George was a colonel, Weber, N. Y. Holmes. la. Damsell, Pa. Hovey, convict, escaped the eye of I felt rather shaky, but, knowing that authorizing the construction of a railroad, Ind Mason, IIL as was Vance, until elected governor of and strolled out in the cot there was no getting over it, I manfully June 15. Tou and toot bridge aero ihe Missippi river Sinclair Tousey, publish- Levees and Improvements of the Mississippi North Carolina Messrs. Coke, RiddleBerger, or near Buihnaton, Iowa: appropriating River—Catchings, Miss. Glass, Tenn. Tarsley, pulled myself together. When I er. was overtaken about thi t.49 for completing that work of improving Mich Lawler, IIL: Montgomery, Ky. Walker. mm and Blackburn were captains looked around the crowd June 16. President Hitchcock and said he was after jacis 1 of Des Moines rapids in *ie Mississippi, and I a Mo Robertson, La.: Hall, Pa. Whiting, Mass. Mr. Berry was a lieutenant and Mr. ,250 for completing thi dry dock at- Des forgot the beginning of my address, Union theological seminary. He does not seem to realize Morrill, Kan Grant, Vt.: Soull, Pa. nes rapids the Mississippi, and that the Education—Candler. Ga. MahoUev, N. Y. Daniel does not give his rank. On the But, feeling that it either meant to June 17. Mark Hopkins. penitentiary is for and likes tb ,0OO appropriated for th» completion of a Cram, Tex Caruth, Ky. Buckalew, Pa.: Lane, Union side Senators Bowen, Hawley, die or to speak, I stared off. I forget July 2. Judge Luke P. Poland of but objects to close confinemin .• at the outer wall of the Des Moines rapids 111. Cobb, Ala. Pennington, Del.: O'Donnell, lal mav be used to coLstru a floating boom now, exactly how, Dot after I had Mich.: D. Tavlor, Ohio Russell, Conn. Belden, and Manderson were generals Vermont. At Pierre, Fred Laplant, one meeting the wall with the upper draw rest ot N. White, Ind spoken for about two minutes the Quay, colonel Blair and Plumb lieutenant-colonels July 4. Ex-Governor Anson P. bridge of Keokuk. Labor—O'Neill, Mo.: Tarsnev, Mich. Felix, family accused of kilhng fourtta language came to me as readily and Morrill of Maine. Campbell, N Davidson, Ala.: Corapton. Md.: Spooner, major and DAKOTA. flowmgly, it seemed, as if I were inspired. Candler, Ga.: French, Conn Burnett. Mass July 5. Edward Lamb, comedian, gle on the Sioux reservation, Davis, first lieutenant. Buchanan, N. J, Bound. Pa. Plumb, HL ^elesiate Gifford of Dakot a introduced I spoke for an hour and ten i). Per rival, tb.. Chicago Herait July 14. Herr Alfred Krupp, gun Nichols, N. C. Houghen, Wis. A bills for the admission of North and minutes, but not a thought of the Pensions—Bliss, N. Y. Hutton. Mo. Dougherty, founder, respoudea^, arho traxtealanteKelley ON THE ROLL. OF THE HOUSE outh Dakuta, already printed in the FroNEEK Fla. Henderson, N. Barrv, Miss. Bankhead, speech that had cost me so much labor human slaughter pe» July 15. Vice President, A. C. Hill, Ala. Carlton, Ga. Russell, Mass.: Struble, TBESS bills allowing the Duluth & did I uttei\ When I returned there* are fifty-eight ex-Confederates. dian Territory to Dakota, la Butler, Tenn. Findley, Ky. ScuLl, Pen©. New York stock exchange. famtoba road right of way through the Fort home I put it quietly in the fire, and Delano, N Y. Virginia and Texas send eight eacti, him a severe chastisement.^ July 18. M. T. Hunter, confederate lenibma military reservation throwing Manuiaetnres—Bacor. N Breckinridge, that was the only speech lever wrote." Alabama and Mississippi seven each, secretary of stete. acknowledged that he had rt Ark. ilson. W. Va. Bvnum, Ind McKinney, pen to settlement abandoned and useless North Carolina six, South Carolina N. Grimes, Ga Herman, Oie Bunnell, tion for the outrageous t^leg July 19. Mrs. Thomas Scott, Philadelphia nihtary reservations, providing for a comnission five, Arkansas and Georgia four each, Pa.: Hopkjns, N. Croupe, Ohio: Smith, Wis. ine it for a joke. The He Hadn't Sized Him Up society leader. to nesotiate with tl^ Sisseton and Mines and Mining—O'Ferrall, Va. Foran, Kentucky and Tennessee three each, friends saved bloodshed, Yahpeton Sioux Indians for modification Ohio Candler, Ga. Neal, Tenn.: Greenman, N. uly 20. Miss Jennie Collins, working Right. and Missouri, Florida and West Virginia Y. Whiting. Mich. Lynch, Pa. Biggs, Cal. "1 present treaties and agreements granting girls' friend. Woodburn, Nev. McCulloush, Pa,: Gest, Ills. one each. Of The Virginia exConfederates Bismarck Special: Al "I want to see some one about my section 16, near Bapid City, to July 25. President John Taylor, Flood, N. Y. Nichols, N. C. Smith, Aiiz. four are republicans, viz: thirty days have nearly that town granting certain sections pension," said an old soldier as he entered Public Buildings and Grounds—Dibble, S. Mormon. Messrs. Browne, Gaines, Brown and which the governor is to T. D. Johnston, N Sowden, Pa. Neal, Tenn. of land near Giand Forks to the July 28. Frederick Nelson, New the big Pension Office Building. Newton, La. MoShane, Neb. Bankhead, Ala. 1 Bowen. One, Mr. Hopkins—is an independent, lamation required by 1 North Dakota university, and granting York society man. Hogg, W Va. Milliken, Me. Wade, Mo. Lehlback. The mpssenger took him before Chief and three—Lee, Wise and the hew compiled laws the Yankton & Missouri Yalley railroad N. J. Kennedv, Ohio Poet. Ills. July 29. Agostino Depretis, diplomat. O'Ferrall—democrats. There are seventy-six Militia—McAdoo. N. J. Fornev. Ala. Sowden, tight ot way through tae Yankton Indian Clerk Murphy. statutes of the territor Pa. Sanev, Ohio Gibson, Md. Blanchard, La. members of the House who eservation. Giffoid also introduced a bill it has not yet been "This is the gentleman for you bo Stewart, Tex. Spmola. N. Y. Lehlback, N. J. August 9. Henry Hastings, Boston, served in a military capacity in the providing for the opening of the Great Sioux Church says the law Wade, Mo Owen, Ind. Vandever, Cal. McCormick, see," said the messenger, and he bow merchant. Union Army. Ohio sends the largest reservation. It is practically the old Dawes Pa. proclamation is simpl ed himself out of the room. August 10. John M, Clay, son of fl Patents—Weaver, Iowa Tillman, S. C. Cowles, bill with the tribal patent clause stricken delegation of ex-soldiers, fourteen he will not issue one N. C.: Grimes, Ga.: Greenman, N. Y. Lane, HL "Be you the man ttfsee about pensions?" Henry Clay. out. He also offered bills granting the Du'uth, Iowa and New York come next with Martin. Tex Vanca, Conn.: West. N. Y. Obborne, and lawyers have had asked the old soldier. August 18 Pa. Smith, Wis. Thomas, Ky. Arnold, Prof, 0. S. Fowler, Watertou & Pacific road the right to eight each, Pennsylvania, Kansas "I can tell you something, I hone," to examine the work cai R. I phrenologist. •uild a bridge acioss the Missouil nve at and Indiana seven each, Michigan five, Invalid Pensions—Matson, Ind Pidcock, N. replied the official. port to him any errors^ August 19. Alvan1 Clark, telescope irae available pome in Charles Mix county, Illinois four, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Chipman, Mich Yoder, O Lane, 111. matters appearing there! The veteran then spoke of his claims' maker.—Spencer Fullerton Baird, \., to establish two new land districts Lynch, Pa. French, Conn. Walker, Mo.: Missouri, Tennessee, Nebraska Thompson, Cal.: Morrill, Kas,: Sawyer, N. Y. sible that the matter wi. and produced a number of papers. scientist —George Brinsky, Cleveland's the land officers at Pi»ire and Chamlam two each, Colorado, Kentucky, New Gallinger, N. H. Spooner, O. Hunter, Kv The Chief Clerk then rung his electric til the next legislature. 1 contingent upon th^ opening of the substitute. Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Claims—Lanham, Tex Dougherty, Fla bell to summon some subordi^ reat bioux reservation granting a section including the attorney gen Shaw, Md. J. Campbell, N Y.: Taulbee. Ky August 22, and Wisconsin, one each. There were Aaron J. Vanderpoel, Simmons, N. Frencn, Conn. Lynch, Pa.' and to Aurora county, Dak., tor the esishment nates to him in reference to the case. jurist. States district attorney, several who served in the Navy, and Mansur, Mo. Baker, Hi.: McCullough, Pa. of a reform school, and providfor He happened to look down, and on cis, Judge MaConu^1 *T-' August 31. Camp meeting John Allen Cheadle, Ind. Kerr, Iowa Bowden, Va. Laidlaw, they have been included in the number. an inquiry into the losses sustained his knee he spied a crisp, new $20 bill.' N. Y. skeptical, and fear of Maine, agen 92. Of the ex-Union soldiers in the W ar Claims-Stone, Kv. Bli«s, N. Y. Lawler, et* era who had been deprived of their His indigation knew no bounds, and September 2. Bishop Wm. L. Har- tion might cause House Messrs. Ford, Michigan MacDonald, Ills. Stockdale, Miss. Granger, Conn. on the Ciow creek and Winnebago springing up from his chair he exclaimed: O Neall, Ind. Pennington, Del Wilkinson, ris. tions. IQ Minnesota Matson, Indiana ations by the summary closing of the "You scoundrel, what do you La. Hemand, Pa. 'lhomas. Wis. Crouse, O. Weaver, Iowa Yoder, Seney, Campbell September 4. Mrs. J. B. Vincent, vations by order of President Cleve- Games, Va. Brower, N. C. A new paper wv mean? Get out of here instantly." and Foran Ohio, Maish, Pennsylvania actress. Private Land Claims—McCreary, Ky. Weaver, The old soldier, as he reached the1 ot by Marshall MV. la. Glover, Mo. Perrv, S. C.: Severs, Tex. Cummings and Merriaitt, New September 13 Capt. Mike Cregan. Washington, Tenn. Cockran, N. Y. Latham, door, looked back and said: "Excuse Tribune to C. E. York, and McKinney, New Hampshire, Ex-Governor Luke September 14. N Dorsey, Neb Thomas, Wis. Bowen, me, comrade, but I did not size you Tr. Mitchell in the senate called up the Rustler is the nan P. Blackburn, Kentucky Lady Brassey, Va. Wickham, O. Gest. 111. Smith, Ariz. were democrats. Anderson of resolution dnectiug the selection of a up ight, or I would have hit you nal. District of Columbia—Hemphill, S C. J. E. author. Iowa is an independent, and all the for a navy yard on the coast noiKrh of Campbell, 0. Conipton, Md. Heard, Mo. Mahoney, harder. Good-by." And out he skip-* September 17. Col. Joseph Cilley, others are republicans. N. Latham, N. C. Lee, Va. Vance, The Farmers' alh forty-second parallel of north latitude ppd.—Washington Letter in Baltimore New Hampshire, oldest ex-senator. Conn. Roweli, IIL Giout, Vt. Atkinson, Pa. Orpgon, Washington and Alaska. Mr. pointment of J. W. American. Romeis, 0. Brewer. Mich September 21. Gen. Wm. Preston, chell spoke in favor of the resolution. Revision ot the Laws—Oates, Ala. Turner, M. V. Miller on, The Editor's Complaint, Kentucky. Ir. Dolph said- Puget souDd possesses Ga. Townshend, III. Barfles, Mo,: Matson, of the Brookings aa the advantages at can be found for a Ind. Dibble, S. Lanham, Tex Hogg, W. October 3. Cirls Had Dolls in Pharaoh's Mile. Aimee, actress. "Yes," said the editor, as he put his Va.: Fmlev, Kv. Brewer, Mich. Yardley, Pa. -'--class naval station. We cannot and the governor desh\ October 6. Ex-Governor Wm. B. Time. Boothman, Ohio Butler, Tenn. mucilage Drush in the ink bottle and rd to allow foreign conquests and acsitiona farmers, but Hardin war Washburne. Expenditures in ihe State Department—Morse, to be carried to our very doors. tried to paste on a clipping with his Philadelphia Times. Mass. Belmont, N. Y. Stewart, Ga. Lee, Va.: October 8. P/ankmgton. The matt Maurice Strakosch. we shall abdicate the position Atkinson, Pa.: Bower, N. C. Kerr, Iowa. stub pen, "yes, the great fault with October 11 Dolls has amused the girls for ages, Thomes C. Manning, settled. hich our power, influence, wealth amd Expenditures in the Treasurv DepartmentWheeler, contributors is carelessness. Indeed," Ala.: Culberson, Tex.: Simmons, N. United States minister to Mexico.— territorial location entitle us to maintain and seem to have been well known in Delegate Gifford is C. Hall, Pa. Farquhar, N. Y.: Gallinger. N. he continued, as he dropped the copy George Fordham, English jockev. a the nations of the earth. the days of the Pharaohs for in the ^4rir Bowden, Va. member of the commitl he had been writing into the waste The resolution was referred to the committee October 12. Mrs. Craik (Dinah Maria tombs of ancient JS^ypt, hgures of Expenditures in the War Department—Laffoon, affairs, which will eaat* on naval affairs. Senator Reagan basket and marked'-Editorial" across Ky.: Jones, Ala. Wilkms, Ohio Rice. Mulock), authoress. painted wood#of terra cotta, of ivory a a Bpeech in opposition to the Bla^r Minn.: Warner, Mo Arnold, R. 1 Delano, N. Y. more effective work iot$ the. corner of a poem entitled an "Ode October 22. Ex-Minister Elihu B. and of rags have been found whose Expenditures the Navv Department—Scott, educational bill, which came up in the seni« ervation bill. to Deatn," "contributors are terribly Washburne. Pa.: Herbert, Ala Morgan, Miss.: Roneis.Ohio: limbs were made movable for the delight ate It-was not to the purposes of the h\\\ Sawyer, N. Y. Maffett, Pa. careless. You would be surprised," November 17. Baker Pasha (Col. of children. It is quite probable but to its methods at he was opposedi Expenditures in the Postofflce Department— Valentine Baker), English army. Mr. Plum offered an amendment to thei he said, as he clipped a column of fashion that Pharaohs daughter threw aside Dockery, Mo. Cowles. N. C. Merriman, N. second section, providing at the money) Anderson, Mies. Brown, Ohio Post, HL Moffett. November 19. Miss Emma Lazarus, items and labelled them "Farm a mimic child for the real baby which N. Y. shall be distributed among the states and poetess. she discovered the famous bulrush Notes," "to see the slipshod writing Expenditures in the Interior Department— tin itories in proportion to their population December 5. Lord Lyons, ex-British Hudd, Wis. Bliss. N. Y. O'Neill. Mo. Washington. basket. In the tombs of Etruria—by that comes into the editorial sanctum. according to the census or 1880. No Tenn. Brumm, Pa. West, N. Y. minister to the United States. .the way, where was Etruria?—similar Mispelled, unpunctuated, written action was taken on the bill. Brown, Va. December 18. S. P. Rounds, ex-public H^oya have been discovered. They were Among the nominations sent to the aen•jcently Expenditures in the Department of Justice— on both sides of the sheet, illegible, printer. were the following: Cowles, N. Forney, Ala.: Hutton, Mo, spread the East.andmChina.aswell ungramrnatical stuff. Contributors •i mi?A Greenman, N. Y. Thompson, Ohio Sherman, December 24. Daniel Manning. atmasters T. B. Conn, Kilbourn in India,movable figures were made are terribly careless. They are"—just N. Y,: Hopkins. Va. Wis., N. J. Benson, Torah, Minn. act from time immemorial by hand Expenditures on Public Buildings—T. J. then the office boy came in, and in oma Hall. Preston, Minn. L. Campbell,N. Y. Dougherty, Fla Barry, Miss. fid on strings, or as shadows behind that dictatorial manner he has demanded At Chicago. Orman Rose, the theil chison, Chatfield, Minn. Henry Silkkereer, Walker. Mo.: Milliken. Me. Yaidley, Pa. Yost, curtain. The ancient Greeks were assaulted and fatally injured his Orange City, Iowa A. Winchell, Va. more copy, and the editor mil Accounts—Shaw, Md. Sowden, Pa. Hays, Cingsley, Iowa, L. J. Foulton, Casselon, kperts in the manufacture of puppets, in-law, Mrs. Evans, has been heir handed him the love letter hehad just 4f Iowa.: Grimes, Ga. Lee, Va. O'Donneil. Mich. a 1 4 without bail. Rose was a! Dak. C. E. Dudley, Marysville, Mont. including wax dolls, and several Bound, Pa. Flood, N. Y. Boothman. Ohio. written to his girl, and, as he had forgotten in bonds aggregating $9,000 for bi iegister of land offices: Gilbert \V. Cargton, their poets allude to offerings of Library—Stahlnecker, N. Y.: Davidson, Fla. what he was talking about, had lona been suspected of I Ashland, Wis. Henry Cornelius, Gay, La. O'Neill, Pa. Owen, Ind. alls to Artemic and Aphrodite made leader of a gang of housebreakers, "sha. W W. M. Blanding, St. Croix Enrolled Bills Fisher. Mich. Enloe, 'Tenn. went on with his work.—Yankee I maidens before their marriage. Carlton. Ga. Kihjore, Tex, Holn#?% la. Kenntdy, police could fasten the crime Wis. William Porter Des Moines, Blade. Ohio. .. His wife furnished the evidence.