Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 December 1888 — Page 4

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-TlMi'Wwk sf ,tau. Xaa, OWe (WMklacM OK C.) 'ultmm.1-" '' Sww&bj Va igins hi tiMil nl6?! tho wl at tha interior J.wjsslaitl.t by tiring a- cVrteilad acoast tf4cnga rf the ptfblkttasd office, fa total aambar oi men pntMted dorine; year w 8.605,1m, divided as follows: sued oel Bd, Iii,eS; nBrnrt lands, 8t,l-, swamp lands, je.515; iaatraal hnBayveBunt aad . etrtCTttotad , grants to H Bdaedkuwow 86,ft 1a eBiiav Je dtirJBjr the y ear Btuabcr VMSS, amfandnc ll,,la.5S -cms; ntriK, W.4T8, anbrttar 10,965,-KttOl'cr-v. ibwd and state selections WW BJeeovrjf tag 7,790,851.91. Thus, fat 4 u jiawa id wij una entries, ipeciso claims nave teen newly assorted to lfVT7B.5at.fl2 ' iro daring the year. The Hcte froat thdisposfc of public MmnlWl.- . W; iJMa salsa of Udian laafc fSALUS; oaoessity ftr some .odof expediting She wori of the offic On June 80, ai&TS,- . WJ hai ei-ries wan jronding, and the aswiiber of new sjntrtea iiavle daring the 0. 463 mora dam all tba final trfeat dtpovd of dwring tiwnma period. At tl same tinM there were pending 8iS0,88 original mtrim, of which 217,740 weto bem-stcads, 2d,439',e67 acres of anadjietod nuasoad adectioB nador warop-lmri fWM. Ml 1,850,000 ttata auctions lor (5fMl aniatBtaaimprOT4Bair 'pnaii. Tbo report says: "Toe eommiBaooer rccommand an ta. CfaaMof Uu force of hisoffico a tsataral agsestion. But, alflmiga I Teatars it with djiSdeace becaaoaof Unlimited opporto&itr aaorftxt metorataciy of te snbjee itb iayopaica tbat atftoraogtt and radi. WgBaizatiaoof the land office should b t& CraTctep tskaa, anmvanied by a ptoTufoaof .4oaiteroBftBbIe to the pertorm- : ca eC tbe work. Kaitkar an increase C tbo lettwror aTeorgaolsattoiot thebanaA can be made with mnoh mcreaB of e0clia-y-.. clerks, tract bcoka, reooinfe, and Twmnin?a papers are huddled anderowiled. in taa msstistactiorj- apartment now oecv- ' ' rlw passage by Consceai of tha Bpaaa oS lojealing the laws proridioff tor prmpznnz, tbnher-caltare entriea, poblie -aw prinusaies.aniinw eommotxtooa of aawwtaiig .tnas by -cash Mat!tni(iesde& Acavneasaiwof adjniBfenV teTe. taaef it woaid ba of asset volae, whOa w iMitw aw rarnisneaau taa oportuBr faretiier to obtain afrieaUaral land? w'-h-ta-paarr far the nut -mk lim.t 116 repeat of Uki deaat-huKt law b reeontven.e. .. . Tb total number of aero of lead restored totbepvblfe denain daring the year and opened taoeywaa tW,lJ,9OT, asfoUowsuB ugranieii rauroaj timita reetored. -j1bs417 acres; ferfeitone of railroad under act cf Congreoi, 28,263,547 acres; railroad iadeeanitT lanla mtmd Sl,5t,C( aerea; private land claims, 73,eBsnea gnoer pie eiuption ana laws. etc.. canceled. SO.TM area; inralid tttaSe selections, 8!n acres, ia iddla, the reeorory and reetontan oi thusRK acres has been recoraeatfe;!, ox which 9654,983 ae.as.ars railroaagtantc report ears. -The llffge estimate embraced ander the B orbJsno9.bmCoiiKrefor rail j7i iuuct can, hoc, pernans, OS real taarHoniorthm be within the Hmits of mate hi aid Of aailraads whiiA hnn Kna mlmhl and toe prhKipal grooad for actian is that ihe read was not bnflfc withm the time origlaaily IhaUBd. The farfeitore nrighthaTO been declared had Congress telen ttoely 5 u"t acuoo no aaTng ceea taou, a is a qntation of doobt whether it be now Binpeteut fat at w for the grantor, althoesh aorrereign proogirwLto decree ttatoonr gjfflim Ihe sjondamssJuM been actnperfbrmed without interrantion on its ffuru and, it be legafly pormhaihbL a m. wsnntr a sacs actaaaaoWr, jodraui frqea she Datt to wicr m nw way, Therapat says great progress has been. - aiail in the deliverance of the Indiam - rroiit the Ideas and baotts of tho past; tfaey now anmilest leas prejudice againat

w aapsaaoe- or taa Bants at ctriUzed V, ai aura readiry and willmgr adapt fmtM&Tt t the meastires designed tor their improvetaaaB. This has been done by eslceniBg the obstcaetha inflnenoe of . chiefs and head men and by extendingtthe Jotiadictioa of eoorts to Indiaa caaea A larrji porta of this gala b asnrlbed to the . . - ha eased honesty ot the Indian agents, and tho Secretary reKaranends that the best . posilb: ability aboalA be ssenrad in the person; theagaota, and thataainrmaeoJ ciaasshold be paid. The extsa- '. Sfimi of edocattonai adrantages is abo urged t wns to embrace all tha Indian youth of the .jjeajibryof teachable age. "Let bat the : 'p nt gecention of Indian yooOi b.vmV '. wvrm tj isstracted aecordmg to their ci :pT and the Indian dnesUon is settM

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"Zha IniiiaihV ocCTpyfag-tteieaui ruUma whwo tso workof aUotinglandeismVro. gre are, and haTe beea for some time fest, as fuBy prepared to take this irnport-..ast-stw ibrtbadTanceineatincrrilbiaaH tawy woafct, ander tha existing b : fiajittai, Hkely ja;fer some years to ?o(&Lr.- Seano other tribes er bands are as ; w-U fittej and qnalifled and are wOung to tike eBetraea-ii and soma of these are - jaW -of the tribes and bands

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r6 the taking of any steps for- applying . prwisions totbeat, many others are as wo l fcted now to mahe the effort to min- ' "it '-A tflBsaisas 'by fliair own labor apott a;.;:SseBarate estate as tbey. will probably othar"":iiiiloaie at aery than in the near fntore. iUisbcald Jbataiurhtthatthey should prepocy or iner Jaw ant anaer it proruions pses-trom tha audition, of wardatothat of dttewoftbe UaitsdStatav" - Tbe amoant paid for pnwttfisiii darmg'

: mJfW ws Cvio,ooi.wb, an tnereate . orar the prerioos year of fi,808,2o.23,- . taa ditferen between the actual naraieiiBi

aail tbe annual veins harisg heea oecasioiied by first paymeats hsvotviSg arrears. Thi then were paid to 64389 penatoaers, mceivthg first paymaia durinz the year- the sum of f23,0R ana ineiw,. 4jreiiamea m n hana of pensSear agents f,574 caaa of this kind uapKd on the MHhof June, ansa which were due r3,465,72i. The. cost t.endfag ha diibqisemeut of this money, etabracmg iha'payof theolncers and employee of the bareapy its agents, sor-

2'-' i,f?,kinthe' total expenditure jSSajWir '. ''r "U parposas. by the baraaa; during the

year fW,(H,385J, being 811 par cent of the fetal r indome of tho United States Unr that time, and aeVrly 81 per cent of the toad ezpanditam ct e government i or .the; fiscal: year. ' This entire bosiDess was transacted without defalcation or financial foejrabu-itjy tavaMag thegoremmenti aad there was some aeraJioitof tborapidr of payment." ' : The Proper Th. - , Potor Whoaro tow? AvioBtit lea 4 Wintt. Urod ia a eare air nay life to rendar .ajyaelf ,y of place here. J ' 9 jP. Whll, fo nd get yonraeUl:

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CoxataTCSOB (OB Sis. tenth rtfit)-rXoOa-srM, hoir mafey icoris tialea do yoti want m to calli with this litlia- neoonnt? Bili Oreiiiuo Wly, maar I don'l care if yow - BfTar nwi,agBm. fc!frytB (Mirntan,

A1TD POST1I. "Wisataristt Jndloott and PieMnsou Saw ' jSMt TKelr AMRcalltiiceris BtUinates fw Ultt:ryTToeUai--VariVB Branches e CWsshington (P. fa.) dtrpatch. Heeretary JSadioott hs made c repor of taa: Wa Departmettt duriiwr th,fiscal yen ended Juno 30 Hat. Thetbta" expenditure were fll,17i5a7; the appro nriataoaa for tho currant fitoal year m ou to t5,79,0SP asd the estimates for til. fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, aggregti f44,ea3,37, as follows; Salaries and con tingsat oxpensee, $1,938,890; mUitary estnbliah merit, support of the army, and m'tU tary academy, v3,S98,37'S; pubBc worfa including river ssd harbor irapro foment) t3,dca,a31; jafelliwiapns objacta, ,ST& (XXX ' : ' TWftstrtisry give a brief review of th trouble with the Cftiriaeahu Apache -Indiana, who te sow otinfinedat Mount Veraon barracks, Alabama,, and discusses plan, lortiieir disposition. The Secretrry saysiIs very desirable to secure some place wher the climate is suitable or opportunity mnv ba had to inatract and employ them in agri fulture, Msirtidni -front : tha army continue ii large Bumbers,.aa fat previous yean,' bn" from investigations recently made it ab pears that fed par cent of tue desertions occur before the expiration of the second yeai of service.. In discussing; tha various plani' cngga ed to : prevent desertiomv, the taoratarytoys "! y.'J " '- ' ' ' "It Is worthy of esBBtderatiou whstber the oSoere in comraanil of. troop at military posts, or the captains of companies, ahouW not be authorised to impose panisu men! for mipor olteusea. But in granting, such aittltoiity it ttfll be necessary to specifjthe extent andcharacter of the pnhishmen'. for eacltoffeaae, otberwiEe there wonldsbno uniform rule, nor would it b wise t( impose so large a discretion onoji av singlt officer., ; "' ' " Tha Scnthry says that all the States aud Territories now have an active miiitii, Birtficient under tiie rogolations to entitle Um to roceive ordnance and uarter masteCs' stores Irom tba Ouited States, ox wpting thefitatsof Arkansas and tho Xirritories of Arizona, Idaho, and Utah. Itihoped thai very ' boob practical instruoaor in. ssacoast dclenses 'aha the hand ing o heavy artillery mayibe given to Uu mlUfla aad the officers of the army may be relie; upon to give a jcealens and cordial assist itooev The report continttee: "By a generous supply oil ammunitto) for target j)ractice to wllee where armj olEcers are 9erviog as instructors it iipossi ble that competitive contt3 in rifle shoot tng might, m time, become as popular witl: some of the inland, colleges as.btnt raolaj: is now at the , uoiveisities at oar sea board." ... x .. '. ' , U attentioa of Congress is again invito ; to the defenseless condition of tiia seacoas ; and lake frontiers, and liberal and Imme diate actios is rwommended looking to tfi; effective detente of our principal soaports The Secretary adds j ' . "It would appear now mora importan' than ever that such action should be tak: 'at the second session, df the present 3or gress m view of the fact that the las ; sesskm ga-v appropriations for the too sts action of' heavy;" ordnance. Withou heavy platfornnstrongarmored protocttou , and other pefin&neat emplacements tbe, guns and mortars when finished will be .' c comparatively littlefsse. '' "The buUdingof modern gun and nlorta. batteries- -equires kniger periods of : ifa.: than the contraction of. the aruUKnent I would appear the part of wisdora that thpreparation of these two important compt -rente of a -walheqitipped defansa ahoiil;.' proceed shnnltaneoosly. Forthebenntn ait the coustructioo of such defenses an ap propnauoa o B3,40,ut w is asked for. " Two Sundred thou-and dollars is a&e i for Qie repair and. ptwervation, of exiatin, . works, for' the ptitrojtast of torpedoes - an i submarine mines, hnd tho necessary nppl, ascea for opuratfi5 -them; for e.xpejrinwn" ing to astwtain tbobest of th maw tor pedo hnwijas, and for the continuing r -.' tb construction of the necessary c jsi niatec, cable gaBeries, etc., for working tt uDmanw mine and torpsdo- syatanv fl,39c;0w Is recommended. --.. . "it at tuinaMlBi Hit abm -acHon shoulu; be tatasHCoeaveaT9 ' enf or i.-e-the right u of the TTnitect States is; navigable streair ; within the BBuWof State, and thus gtv 1 Sect tb the duty resting upon goven inent to protect navigation t&neoa. - t. iAjcusstasitiM) operations or the ordnam-1 department, the report says that dorini tl: L .nn m , . ... . - . necai year u,xou nueeaua caroines wei J manufsktuied . at the national armorv. ai 1 that aivestigatieBS have been completed t determine the hnrge and pro-jecalo fur: arm' of smaller oaMoer than the nraset' .i sVvfce piecex It is the intention to, u-.j coinpresied and jerfesmted cartridges, V3 yet taa powder-taakers have not sd - oeeoM ht prodciiig a satisfactory powder, tke dwtred velocity being .aowmpaohid' t -too great a pressnre. ''" H comotadea his reporte by coning atten tion to the great need of an assistant Secr iary of War, 'and says that such an offio is imperativelT needed for the proper ax 1 elU4ftt administratipm of tha war depai --. sway, : '.. v Aav Katlmatact iDitfieiennr tier the Sat . Viscal Tear f 4,lBO,. Postmaster-General Dickinson's Jav r nasi report shows a remarkable e:,. passion oCAusmessuiHif a large increase -1 expenditure. The groes. revenue for tii, year was f-ISlTo. The total -e pendituree. laclmiveof liahuivfes for tiia year unaid and cmbraciuB the ataount f r transportation of mails on racifio railroati for which Ke governmect receives erejd i, waa5t..885.403L The estimated doflcleu r Hob total estimated gron receipts for: t ' e year ending June 30, vm, are S',8S2,876. Tha amount appropriab d for t, jt service of the year Is $6O,860,a. - The total number of postofuces iii 57,3?'!, i morease over 1885 of G, 124. The nui iber of postmasters Appointed durinr't o year was 12,288, of which 6,931 were up.n resignafiOBX am conunifflious expin- l, 1,14 upon removals, flOU to fill vacant as by deatb, -and 8,flJ4 on establishment )f : new postofBces. Oue thousand six fanndi4 and forty-flva postoflices were discontiuttd during the year, and the names and mtes if 1,41 offices cbangedi retaining the inooi tbenta. The adjostmant or July 1, 1888, ttiblished ninety-SBven offices in the S at cless,1 497 in the second class, and 1,908 in maicmg a total of. lTesid atUloiacee at the date last named ot 2:313. The gross receipts which accrued at oha presklen'jal oSees for the four awtrturs endad March 81, 18-33, amounted to 5 -J,w,voi, anmcreasaw o,oao,030 as cc-n-pared with -the adjuitmcnt of July 1, M it. There has been an. increase of $923,500 in amotmfc required for the sa-'orics of nresideotiat pogtmactors over vxt amo nt required for Tho total volomo ot tmsmeet hi the money-order division for 119 year is upwards of $148,000,000, andsh vs a net profit' to the government of b.;nt' (90,060. The report recommends a revision of the law regulating the compensation ot foana. elaes postmasters so as to provide for a adjustmect in harmony with the redacns In postage rate; a readjnstmont m '.b classtUcatjon and salaries of derku ui 'lie largar postoaices, and the repeal of the uw fixing the minimum rest for tliird-c iss otaceratfHUO, with an allowance of boo for fnel and lights. The best interestii of oho service, the report says, reqnin) that she hut mentioned items should be left, dis tionary vith tho department. The Postma3ter-Uoneral calls attontioi to the abuses ot the fro airing privileRO und rscoBxmands a revbfon of the law -vtith. peoaltlM for its vic.Iation. . V JHdulght Mysteries. f aterlamfliaa fsteralv) Seems tt ma yon are "becoming quite in teres tot! ia iaMr..GoodleBow. 7 Iatigktoi(aemarcly) Why,ipa,lji)i homely enough to stop a clonk, : "Ahl Thmk, ihen, way acccmnt for the fact that when he is bote in he ereoiBir vou rover know whit tin; it fa. WMtoipftla Beeori. A MW donble-pointed nail is th inS yentfon of; an uigeniona woman. 'She pointo inm in opposite direetions, mi loo nmis are epeewiiy nseipt ioi la

ITOMEA um VOHKax. i TUX eOJOtlSSION MAKJS AN KLAHOK- WORK OF THE SKNATB AMI HOUSE

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Coi'taUi LesUlatiim tJrged to 3orreotBxlsUuff Kvits lolip and Short Haul Casqs Snbmitte and Achjd Uion. IWmsliington (p. C.I spooiiJ.1 TSio Tnter-stata Commaroe Commission estimates thorniU-oad miloago ot the countiy ou Juno SO, 1S88, at 163,711 miles, of which x,nV4 wore completed wltiim the precoduig six months. Tha number of cor porations represented in the mileage 1,351, bat by reason of lenses, etc, many corporations operate roads owmd by other . corporations, mid the '-whole number making repoi-ei of opertiWKi was oes. t?f Tlio 10! uaais submitted to the com mission. 60 tiave been decided, 88 with drawn or settle:!, 10 Suspended by 1-eqawfc, ajid M are sttu pending The i-eport says there have beiat few awes under the long aod short haul clause in the torrltory oast of tao Mississippi and north of the Ohio. Lost July, however, the Chi cago, at, faul & Kansas Qity railroad, op erating a line irora Chicago to St Paul and Jaiimeapoiis, announced its purpose to reduce very largely its rates between the termini of itsr.-ia i without red icing Inter mediate rates, and laid -4own two proposi tions as justifying its notion: Fii-st, its rates to mwrraoQiata stiiions wore perfectly lust and reasonaiile, and therefore t bero was no injustice in maintainnig them: end, second. tiie ratos between its. terminal poults were lorcM down by the unfair competition of another line. Tho report says: ine reasoning seamed strong and was certainly plausihlo, but this was a state of things Hint mfght be made to exist at any point of raili'ouill ixnuieotion in tha country, aod if the greiitor charge on tho shorter nam win samissitno m this case the rule of the fourth section would be of no practical value Whatever, any railroad company might by its actian absolve a competitor irom its obligation and be itself absolved in return, rue legnuature aid not intend, as the commission believed, that the carriers snbject to the law should at pleasure thus make the rale of the statute in effect. The carrkji -ander investigation conformed to this conclusion and graded its ratra accordingly, and the objectionable rates mode by the carrier complained of wore also soon discontinued." With some exceptions, resulting from ooeoa -competition, the nilo of the shortcaul jirovlsion of too law has been put 111 force upon ho transcontinental roads, where its operations and effect can lie observe under what now -appear to bo favorable conditions. In the Southern and Southwestern States the commission bus had reason to think tho carriers were moving more slowly in bringing their tariffs into conformity with flu general statutory law than in other sections. An investigation has been, ordered on Dec. 18. . The report then taken up the subject oi the effect of the Inter-State Commt rte law upon common carriers, and says that although some railroad mnnaeors havo de clared it to have hod a damaging eifoct the commission is possessed of no evidence showing that the general re-uit has heem otherwise than beneficial. Bailroad busi ness has suffered in the past year not because of the Inter -Stato Commerce act, but; owing to striRes, new parallel lines, and rate wars, with reference to the rate war;, in the Forth wept and among the trunk lines during the year the repc-rt fay: As is commonly the case in rate wars. the trunk lines' difficulties resulted from, suspicions on tha pat of carriers respectively that their competitors were cutting' the open rates, and reductions were mode to ra -over freight which parties to tho agreement claimed was their due, but which they were not totting- because of tho secret catting by others. Efforts of thu commission to obtain evidence of the prac tices suspected have been wholly ineffectual. and the war of rates proceeds without pos sibility of external authority interposing to bring it to an end. The legal right of tho carriers to reduce their general scale 01! rates to any extent under the law as it now stands is believed to be unquestionable; they have done so, and whether with any ultimate benefit to themselves is at leastvery questionable. The making of unreasonably low rates. we report estimates, is oiren :or stock-job -bing purposes, or to compel, tho pnrchaso of tho road by competing lines. i'ersoan bavins; control of railroads mav deliberate. ly stake insufficient rates in the expectation of profits to be indirectly and improperly derived therefrom. Every case of ratn war may be regarded as one of this character. Present profits are sacrificed on n calculation that by crippling a rival ait forging 1 an agreement or compromise ou some matter of contention the loss will in time be more than made up. In the majority of such cases the losses exceed tins gains... The report says that the tendency among railroads seems likely to be in the direction of consolidation as the only monns to prevent rate wa:-, now ttt pcoling is forbidden, and adds: "Bat anything equivalent to ihe creation of what is now technically dominated as a, trust could hardly be supposed possible, even if the parties wore at liberty to form it at pleasure. If the parties could come into harmony on, the subject of an arrangement of the sort would be so powerful in its control over tho business of the country, and so susceptible to uses for nvschievous purposes, that public policy could not for a moment sanction it, at least unless by statutu it were held to clo$ legal rostrainfcj and under public control:'- liike arrangements to other lines of business are 3UlHciently threatening to the public intorsfit, and the most ardent advocate of the con centration of railroad authority cannot reasonably expect that anything of tbe sort to control the transportation of the, country will be provided for by legislation. Lacking concentration of authority, railroads can do much toward better relations with the public, and "do better service, by first .establishing better relations among them wives." , While the commission is not at this time prepared to recommoud general legislation toward the establishment and promotion of relations between the carriers that shall bols ter subserve the public interest than there which are now common it must, nevertbolesr, look forward to the possibility of something f that nature becoming at some time imperative unless a great improvement in the existing condltione'is voluntarily inaugurated.' The report next considers the subject of the effect of the law upon cities, sUnving that tho act has income cases lonefitUd consuming interior" cities and injudiciously affected distributing points formerly favored in rates. The commission believo uniformity in classification, as fast as possible, ' without serious mischief, is desirable. The requirement of annual returns from carriers by water has not been overlooked, and the commission renews recommendations made to its preceding report The commission believes notice of intention to reduce any rato ought to be published not less than three days before tho reduction, and that the penal provisions against fii'e billing, wrong classification, etc, should embrace also the owner of tho property or any party acting for the ownor or consignor of propurty who shall be p$P to any such unlawful conduct The comsiiission suggests that tha question thus raised be settled by express provision. Tho commission favors joint tariffs and through rates and recommends that the carriers engaged independently in interstate trafita on the rivers, lakes, and other navigable waters of the country 1.0 put in respect to the making, publishing, an maintaining rates upon tho same footing with inter-State carriers by rail, so that tho excuses now made by carriers by rail for great disparities for rates for corres ponding transportations as between point which aro not affected by water competition would thereby to a large extent be taken away. A New "Sowcbe has invented a metnoa ot wving norses iu case of nre, The device is to be worked by either ' method of saving horses iu case of fire. eltricily or hand. When the temper- j ature rises to a certain point a lieu rings. At the same moment the stable I doors fly open, and tha horses are auto J Mittioally unhitched, while two streams of water spurt from the wall at the. right height to strike tho lior.V hi the fttoo. To escape this he backs out of the stull and perceives the road to safety thi-ough the open doors. rposnaEH ranks debts, aud dobts utnk pjominos.

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Onr Xational XAW-Malrer and vl at They Are Dolus for tne Good of th Conn try Various Keasures Proposed, and Acted On. Iscussed Cangreta Thb seeona session of the Flftietl: eonvm4 on Monday, Deo. 3. Ati t thirty Senators ana 286 Representatives Wia proseat. Tho auI Dommittees vrete api otnlM by oaoh boa to iufarm tlw other brtuioJU thai it was ruady to proceed to tusiimn osvl tv iufoitn the President that I ongresa -Pfks ready to receive any eommunictttiana;'" be desired tn- ra&ko, ittitt which both h uses took a rdoosa. At the couoiusion of the recos tlw ITsaMsnt mesaage was roroivel a'i4 read in ea.ili houas, Ha dullvvry ooauprlug tui hour ami tituu.y mimitos. In the fcwmifl' the jiortioss ol it vrbk-h discuss tlw euoa.ion jt taiitf tuvisi. n, treasury surplus, 1 sbory ti'obifiB und ibe West inuldeat viot-o listened to-With v.ry c ose atloniiou mid apparent Interest in the Bean that portion 01 the messassiin which th President Wwits of the tariff oues.ion was Lateucd to attehttvely bylniouibers on both sides of tbe Houso. Now ana Uu u a smile, more of triumph than ot doriaStn. would apcoar upon tte fou of some enthusiastic Hepv.blicivfl.ijut tha silenoe was not brokeu until tha olorlc read, is a clear voico : "Ths Sauaa tot which tha battle is waged Is comprised wlihm lines clearly and distuiotly dohiied. Jt should never Da eompnuuisod it is tbe peoituya causa. Then tha Pemoorats eould no ionso rescrain tbttir feallngs and broke into a luuiid of iippbvuss, whlob was ana wared by tba Kopul-liciuis with laughter. Tbe reauing of the nfesattgi' in uituer iiuuso veuig UHimni wts, nix; inoiion, property referred aud ordand prlnbxl. Tne Bond decorations at bi.th halls of (.'ouflrcas ware unaaiiHUy vlsbomte. and especially e,u hr-i.d-some sua fragrant bouquets to be fcestmipou the desks oi members who bad beon wcirsteii in the law e.eetioa. una mina cnuuiain. 111 his iirafer. thauled God tbat since tba iaat ses'sioii not a memorr or me liouae naa Been -caliatyho no by death," whereat sod smile was neai to pass over ihe foea ol some of the suwesm u nho nave been called borne by tbslr constituents, Tlio Eftllerios were well lined by nronuuent r i,r 1 jt ,.. . . -T a.x 00. vnm.uu wuuji;iiig n VUMf f UUUUS A bill forth establishment in thsv.Iateriar Depattm nt of a Bureau of Health, to bo uu ier the dlraolion of a Commissioner, who shall raeolvo on ouna-'l salary o( f5,0 i , wan intra lueed iu the Sena to the 4th iust., by benstr nibson. It bus a lanjs nambar ot provisions, turee Bunators .Messrs. i'lumb. Berry unci 1 olph ui.a ilresantatlvo Mcltae introduced bh s sbnilaxiu tbotr proviatuns, to allow persons who have been forced by drought, etc , to abaudoo or re linquish their bourns, ead entrieti. to moke uioth r entry. A similar bill was pasted by wiax ijuubcu mqt year just uesore iriovtoaoorvUe u -ssloa and faded oicooma a lav only fo;t rrasan that it did not roach tbe President ia timuior ms signature naioro ' oni.rosa adKii.rn. ad. 1 11 tbe House Macdonald .Mine.) nresauted a petition of cfti ens of Noitb VakOin. tor the inimedia.e admission into tbe Uni au of toutU i'mlow ana juom.ti.ua, ana ior vimsiHTUrioiiai Conventions in North Dakota. Wn-ibiiiflMo. and Now Mexico. Referred to tba Comimilfo on lomtorios. jHapnisantauve bto c (hy.j Introdaoad a ioint resolution in the House iiroposlug an amendment to tha C ou.-,M tut Ion proviains tnac ma i resioant and loo I'reaIdent shall be chosen every fourth yen by tbe direct votes ot the prople. Tlio revolution provides tbat tba board anworlzed by t us luws 01 eoon atata 10 couus me voias lor Mtua omcers sball also count tha vote ot the i t its for Pre idant and b e Pros dunl, tertl y tha roauit under oath, and transmit tbe Mime o i ho ptoiier omoars 01 the tovemment beio-s tho s.cocd Monday m I'eoember next succaad ng the elaotion. Apaagrapbof tbe joint i-i solution forbWs tha holdlue of any local or Stnto oiittlon. exoapt for m-jmbors of Congress, ou tho day set apa-t for the elootioa ot President and, YiiS fresiasnt. ? Wbek tbe tariff bill was taken tip in tbs Senatepn the Sth ins i., Mr. Harris moved to lay tba Senate aubstfta; for tba Mills bill on tba table. Tbe motion was t ef eated by a strict party vote yeas, ID: nays. aii. An anuiudmuit ut tba .oba oo seociou. offered bv air. VancA re ducing tha limit ot c .aim fur reliata from ill) to 5, was re.coud, as were aavoroi others; one omen iment. howevar which was aarea to witnout division utovides that when the baoilb or Ufn of a pdsouor nnuer uia misrsiu rtvvnae laws is i nitnijere i bv olose conunamunt ba iudi:a rnav issua a o.der nrovidins or such iirisouar'a rvasouab comiort and weJ-beiug. A vote was titben wi u uwuga maaa oy a.r. aicxnart,ou w sirtao out ah iha sevtionj as to alcouol ustd Iu ui - Uuiaotuiea and i. wai roiectod yeas. i7i nuts. ! J. Alter disposing of thirty pugos ot the bill aud reaching t e aud of s.bcdulj A tba fcouaio prooeodv. to executive buaineas aud ton uftt ad.ou aod. 'I bo Houao passj.t tho bill to iuJot uia tit. a ot stiller on ttu Ucs i.-oinoj Jttfreilonds in iow.i. as pa- se I, i bo bbi providss that any person who, in good fai- h, may bate ooitia 1 or mav horc altar suttlti on oUfi. iniorove i.nr traotofpubllo lands, tha title ol wbi b is boiietea to urn m tno umtca bitites ut ltu time of said eettlaiaent, tor ibo purpo.o ol perls Jtinf bis title uudor any ol tbe btna laws, shall bo iwriiiitt jO - to pload In sopport ot bis t'itlo to auid lacd tinaina; any p irty or parties other tuirn tbo Vnitod Sti.tjs eudniing ths same, the tl lo oi bs TJi-i.od btates as tally ena con.plottly as the same might bo done by tbe Uuit:d btntes Itself. Deiejtata (llfford's bin to amsnd tbaiaw urn. vldwl; for the division ot tbo biota -.- sorVattun In Dakota was prf&enlort to the Bouse, 'llu House ordered the printing of Hi.OiX) oopies of the 1'reaidant's uieaaaga, , Prolonging His Life. ) A Boston merchant who Hvjd and tlietl on Summer strot-t Vos, aeording to the Boston Advertiser, a eunpns instanoe of one who was an invalid from oliildhoad, always extremely hypoohondriocal, who never imagiiiotl m.self illivhenhe was not. nor tx-ig'oratud his actual illness, nor fe.trcd.nuduly, sickness or pain, or death itaeli But it was the business of his life tk take care of his health, and he dp voted himself, to this work with a wonderf al assiduity. He rode just so far each day, when the weather was fair,aud at such an hour. He had a great variety of clothing, which he reAnlated with precision by the thermometer sometimes changing his dress many times in a day, and selected ion hjji over clothes whan he rode oat thfc very garments which the mercury indicated. He had a weathercock put upjon his stahle within fair view from h sbodroom and sitting-room, and that and his thei-momoton and all nossilde an I impossible signs of the weather, lie was watnm constantly, and loubd m these ocotipitiona a very tigreenkj way of employing ail his timj. How far his lung life is to be atiril mted to this execssi .e care it is impossible tp tell, but he outli al every brothef and sister, every urotn srs -mte, eveiy siattii husbaiid, and sis own . W1j an .ijy-one. died in 1837 at the nge of eNorwioB, Conn., has the onlyaiorse in the world that has been up a tree. He is au old Wind horse, and has passed to the stage when it is not 01 muoh consequence to hini where he is or what he does. In hauling ice for tho Korwich Town Woolen Company icehouse, whioh is on tho steep side of the Youths Biver, he backed ofl the twenty-flve-foot embankment and lodged . m the upper boughs of an old elm. He rested there easily, his fora feet danglinc over one limb and his hind lt gs hanging over another, while on hia face was an expression that was interpreted to mean tuat wuerever tie was He was satisfied that his job had become a butter ono than hauling ice up a verticle tackle. It was not easy to tell what to do with him, and twenty men gathered about the trunk of the elm and thought Some one finally hit on an experiment. The man went aloft and fastened a rope to the tree iop, came down, and thirteen mon took hold of the rope at a safe distance from the tree. Then a woodman went to work to fell the tre. The rest of the party waited to sen the horse and tree come down. The chopper out the trunk half through; the weight of the horse bore the top downward, the-descent being graduated by the men at the ropes, and the animal was gracefully and safely lowered to the river ice. The horse was led around the embankment, hitched to the taoklo again, and his job of hauling ice was resumed. Almost Always So, "Anyone fatally injured by a mod horse seldom recovers, " remarks a French paper. It's mast always so, too, with the case of a man who has been drowned. .Oefrot'iirVee Press. "ST&vnj," a bright 4-year-old, had boon told that he must not nek for nnvthino fn whou tho B9ighbo. Boon .- . , . ,ifi. i...i . where he invariably found something to eat, he hung around with a wistfnl sort of look, until finally ho broko out: "Aunt Jane, I'm awful thirsty." "Are you?" Yes, I am so thirsty I oould eat a doatrhnut. "Detroit Free Press. "Spe.vkino about clubs," romarkod Mr. Onmso, who had just been eleoted a mombor, "they are the sign-posts of civilization. Von never hoar of savages forming thomBQlvos iuto.soc.iutios for mutual improvement and pleasure.'1 "Oh, nontensol" replied Mrs. Cumeo. "I'vo heard of Indiaa clubi vet since I oould walk.

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, .. i.i ' uy.H'! The Estimate of Geiilns. The opinions of friepds and neighbors to a man's powers are rarely of any value. Sometimes they ridiculously overrate him and push some donkey forward into a conspicuous position, where the length of hi eawi tta denned against the background of the horrisson may be acourately and publicly ascertained. But more ttecv.mUy and especially in the case of a man of real goaius they are inclined to undervalue one whom they have eoine to regard as one of themielvea. That there should suddenly be a great booming of canon and flying of colors in honor of Tompkins, for example, is quite in the ordinary course of nature, because Tompkins is a part of the great unknown outside world from which heroes are constantly emerging. But when your friend Jones, let us say, whom you thought you had fully weighed and measured, and whose mental, tonnage you placed rather below your own when Jones suddenly slips out of the narrow and crowded channels of every-day life into the wide, lovely se of genujs, you are likely to be surprised, you may be event a little displsased. "The advent of genius," says the wise and witty autocrat, of the breakfwitt tttble, "is like what florists style the breaking of a seedling tatip into what wis may call high-caste colors 10,600 dingy flowers, then one with tho divine streak; or, if you prefer it, like the com ing up in old Jacob's garden of that jnoat gentlemanly little fmit, theaeckel poai , which x nave sometimes seen in shop windows. Itia a soxprise; there is n-tthing to acoount for it." LvppincqU's Magazine. The Sage and the lawyer. A Lawyer who had a vtiry Important uaso on nana went to a age and said: "O, great and tose man, tell me how I shall Appeal to the Jury in this Case in Order to Win it." "Have you facta to Support you?" ttskud the Sage. "Ihave, but, alaa! Facts don't go any more." 8 How is the Insanity Dodge f "Played out." " 'Dan't you work in Pathos f "There's been too Much of it in the past, oh, Sage."' "How's Previous Good Character?" "Alas! my Client has none." " And Kleptomania?" " Ah 1 sir, but he broke into a Dwelling at Midnight, and must get a new Dodge or he will be found guilty." "Has the Prosecution any witnesses?" "They have t;he owner of tht house, who swears Positively io my client's identity." ' "Then Prove to the Jury that he has been stone-blind for the past ten years." Monii: The Lawyer Won the Case, and the Prisoner was Apologized to when set at Liberty. -Detroit Free Press. But John Was Kirched. He -had been in the h tbifc of playing truant from school, and he had been moderately lucky in getting out of the sorajic But he was caught one day and brought before the teacher. "You 're late. Where have you been ?" Tve been sick." "You don't look siok." "Well, Pm better, but I've been siok, all the same." "You go right home and Ret a note from your mother, or I'll punish you severely. He went off and was gone about ten minutes. It was pretty quick work, and when he handed the note to the teaehcr she thought that the band writ n.-r did not look altogether like hia mother's. She kept her eves on him as she opened tho note, but be was as bland and as inno cent as the best boy m the world. The note read: Miss : Please excuse John this momin' fur bein' late, cos he broke his leg. Mrs. w- "Graphie,--Yalue of Good Habits. It may take a moment more to lay a tool up carefully after using, but tne time is more than equalized when yon want to use it again ; so if is tune saved. Habits, either good or bad, go along in their influence on men's lives, and it is far better to establish and firmly maintain a good habit, even though that habit has no special bearing on the moral character; yet all have their influence. OU City (Penn.) Blizzard. Reasoning- from a Hkrond Text. Bay tbe doe tors and who nhaU say them nay? a special predisposition sesms requisite to the development ot rhenmatbua. Where there is this tendency, most of us know from observation what a deep bold disease takes when onoe in curred aad neglected tor a short time. Is not this a sound text, then, from which to advocate the early use of Hostat tar's Stomach Bitters in a malady so hard to dislodge as rheumatism? Another thing. It ia wen ascertained that a falling off in vigor, resttltmg from indigestion and mal-nutritlon, increases liability to rheu matism. What, then, is mora likely to aot as a preventive aalda from its remedial aotion than this potent rectifier ol the gastric troublos that inc rosso the rht-umatie tent.enoy. Malaria, const ipa: km. dyap-jpsin, biliousness, sleeplessness, nervousness, nobility and kidney, troublos suocunxb to this genial preventive and remedy. Parisian Centenarians. M. Chevreul, the anions chemist, is nAf .1-1 nnlv A.llflMlllMan in-Dnmn tin i has niueteen rivals, who, according to I all a3wnmts, ara just ai hale and hearty as be is himself. Xi&ese nappy survivors of 100 years comprise four bachelors, one Benedict, and six widowers, while tho lady centenarians are made -op of ono unmarried person, one married ditto; and seven, widows. These are official statistics, compiled for the Perfeotnre of the Seine, and accordingly guaranteed correct. The fact there are so many centenariens in the French Cavital says much for ite salubrity, which has been so often depreciated. It also speaks. volumes for the vigor of M. Chevreul and his equals in age, Vecanna the venerable people, having j withstood the rigorous atrocity of last winter, may De regarded as warranted to ntund anything short of Nova Zembla or Spitzbergen. 2'ifi letter. Eruptlen of the Skin Cured. BoCKVUiE, OKTABIO, CAKAni. I Ooo. a, IS85. f I bftve used Bbandseth's Pili3 for the past fifteen years, aad think them the best cnthartio and anti-bilious remedy ' known. For some five years I suffered with an eruption of the skin that gave me great pain and annoyance. I tried dif ferent blood remedies; but, although gaining strength, the itching was unre- ' iievu. i nnatiy couciuaed to take a thorough course of Uhandheth's Piils. I took $ii each night for four nights, then live, four, three, two, lessoning eaoh time by oao, and then for ono month took one ever night, with the happy result that now my skia is periootly clear, aud has been so ever uinco. 13 Venset. A CTTOI.ONI11 is like ihree sohool-giris wallmg abreast it doesn't turn out for aayt hiog. -lfaterfoo Observer, Tostetl bv Time Pur Bronchial ftffoetl n. Coughs, to,. Brown's Bkonchiaii Tlio args have probed their efficacy by a test of many years. Price 25 ots. Tub guilty wretch who pleads not iullly, hoping to escape goiug to the penitentiary, may find it is not a go-as-you-pleas affair. - Catarrh Cured. A clergyman, after Tears of suffering froir that loathsome disease. Catarrh, and vainly trying evor known remedy, at last found a recipe which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease sending a sotf-ad-drossed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence. 88 Warren stroot. Now York Ulty will reoelvo tlio ro.-ipo froo of charge. Tub man who paints tbe town rod frequently gets some of tho paint on his nose. ttiltiLuy AdvqcaH,

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WSuiVWP - . Piffiu "Now what is the use., Sui ah. of our taking several mogossiacs, when we can get the whole thing combined in ono? When we wore over to the Statson'ii, the othor evening, I happoned ft pick up the oilethoy Kike, and after gtan-:ing it. over could ocociunt for your always going to Mrs. Stetson for information, and it was very evident whore sho gets her information from." Babah. "Vcll. P.ml. I amglnd you have oomo to yoar soi sos at Inst! If you -will remember, I have wanted for tens time to tak tho same raafriVKino that tliny do, but you have always put mo off by objecting to my taking a fashion magazine, Tbo fact is, a family magazine that is published to interest ovory niomtiW of tho family, must contain a fashion department; and it is a groat credit to Etrmiireses ifontklu Mngn iae that its fashion deportment. Ifko all its other departments, Is so porioec. But Mr. SteUon is always as anxious for its arrive! as his wife, so ho must find in it just what ho wants, too. I am going to send to the office of tho publication. IS East lih stroot. Hew York, for a upei-iinen copy, for I we ' i thal hoy wad-on for 10 cento, and l vm certainly lofco nothing, for each number oi tho magtir.me contains a "Pottern Order," entitling the holder (free) to any pattern she may seloot. That aiono will bo worth 80 cents to ma." I understand that the publisher, W. yen ning Domorost, 15 East 1-ith street, Now York, will send aspecimon copy for 10 cents. I am going to send for one, for I can certainly lose nothing as ooeh number contains a "Pattern Order" worth SO cents, for it en titles tlio bolder to any pattern she may choose. The magazine is only 2 per year and worth ton times that amount. You can always distinguish the youn lady who rules the household by her marbalait. Interested People. AlverHsiui; a patent medicine in the pecu liar way in which the proprietor ol Komp's Balsam, for urogbs and Colds doos, it is Hideo; wonderfni He authorizes all druggists to give all those who call for it, sample bottle jfVeir, that thoy may try It before purchaabsg. The large Bottles are 50o and L Wo certainly would advise a trial It may ssvo you from consumptios. ISootish is a mail without a collar carrying a gold-headed caao. . New Haven News. - Step that Cough. . Many people ncglott what thoy caH a simple cough, which, il not checked in time, ntity lead to Lung trouble. ttcotCtEmnUioH of Pure Cod Ltver Oil, with HypophosphiUs, will not only stop tbe cough but haul the lu.itsn. juiuonjdu oy luousauds ot I'hysieians. Palatable as milk, "fry it. Sold by ailXlruggists. .. A waif from home the baby in tha basket. Cincinnati Telegram. A KatUeal Cure for pileptle rite. To fte AJdltoiv Fltiaa inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for tho abovi named disease which I vf.irrant to ouro tho worst ca09,. So strong is my faith in the virtues of this medioino tbat I will send free a sample bottle sand valuable treatise to my sufferer who will giro ms his P. ). and Express address. My remedy has cured thousands of hopeless oases. It. Q. Boor, M. C 163 Pearl street. Hew York. A Keniai-l.aWe Paper. The Tooth's foi-TANioN Is a welcomo Visitor weekly in mure tlinn).000f.-tmilies, and has won a place in homo life obtained by no othor publicat ion. It is ntwnv enfe, pure, instructive, ml entortainitift. Tho woniW i bow any family can do without it. Any now subscriber who sen-Is $1,73 now. can uavo ahb comtinios iroe every weok to January 1. 1889, and for a lull year from that dt.to. Bnmplo copies tree. Address Tjus Youth's CoMPaxioy. Boston. Mass. Plennant Jonniev. Pleasant journeys can aiwayroe had via the Wisconsin Central Lino. Tho emntoves are courteous and obliging; the steeping ana amine; cars ana any coaenes arc poors of any in the Nort Invest. The leaving hours at principal terminal points are convenient and the depots ore centrally located. AH torjether it is the most desirable routo in either direction between St. Paul. Minneapolis. Ashland, and Duluth. THY SS AND BH CONVISCEC. 1EMe6ta1I IT CONQUERS PAIN. MILLIONS or Bottles Sold And In JSvevy Ona A cuiti; IlUumatism, tteuralgii, Backache, Headaehi. Teolhsche, Sprains, rulset, e. ' MSrsgftats aashsalai. The diss. A. VogelatCa. SalUauca.Ma, Diamond Vera -Gum FOR OVSPEPSIA. Aim au. stoMacs tkodih&i snon as: XcljUtU, aow.'SUCticft. Eoartisra, pvaiK Oldaln.is, C.aitlralla. I'attivtsi tittr csti3. t Biiisg Is Ui! Uw.ta.n4 ditr:attiH4u ins- Mcrfimia sa4I.)ir.Salrls. At Dtungiitt anil JMtx'tr or ant 6ff staff on rettii iifi'i rtj. (5 Mm St .00) in stoops. SitmyU taU on receipt c2r.' Samp. THE CHARLES aTvoIiELER CO.. BstRmera. Ml C93 tHrwiii s-atf ach!n ?spi u pop!. !OJ t HHCf SSlaPli untie) In fell Darts. KIDS OCT BMMIIIfl, i fwM wber ih Mopl. cua k .them, tt. wlHieoil rt'catoon. 9icrin iu i-.h Im.-tijr.lbtt v.ry MUtUS-BUriMUn I ill. wurlil,wlib nil th. attftdimcnta. ty ivih.iM Mnai'ive. caniptct. in. oi wir roatij. mm ..in.i .rt mnitle.. In retain T auk Ib.l ;ro. .... .hh n Knu, w inc.. wna uay r.l .t J-ucr h.m. ..d fl 3 mmilu 1 iS.il lie.-'Hiii your wa propenr. 1'lit. ftsivl m.-ttln. mute .Iter Ut. BiillaiM f..tllts, wfatcS k.v. run out : Im-i-qt. dihi. L'.aootltwiMJiur.'SVil. witSlh. a.t-la.aM, .nd tioir Mil fdr aanto. Sc.t..miuT.r.mMtuM. iU nucbla. In tiie M-orld. All it 1. tilt c.nit.1 rMuir.it. PkOa. tar. free th. beat wirli;g-raMliln. la Ike world, .nil th. Oitrst linvef n.rkB.riilp'i.rt -i.ra WeMln I. Amcrlea, I-HUE .b CO.. Halt lata). Auauata. liaista. Ely's Cream Balm 'lira I aM.fJI mt, oncv JOT "giC0E. lai UKA, I CUBES 1 - CATARRH. Hot a Liquid or Sauff. Annlv Balm Into aanh -nrwfrll J BI.V B1108.. M Warren St., H.Y. GODEI'S LAM'S BOOK Offer you tho opprtrronlty ot ob-WM-alUH n n sUIa. UllUEKI tVIUlout payinc 61 . l or loll panic uti.rii send 15 c. for canr of X-nws Ko. It 70a ettbtcrtb ftficrwaitl yon can Ufducc ow Yoa -Uojjpca cut pipvr tvntter IfllGK. of anv (litcti found aw trout your uinsi.rii.iwjj. Ihfi Hook. AtldrAis tliislttv tirii S.Hl.OO. Itnv only of Ibamiii'ni.; Rtiicw lUHchinen vltt Voar warrapteo. AJdro.sa, tot oirftil&n, ami ti-nthnoiiiQ'ri, Co-opera tlvKiw:ne' stor-hiiin(!.i llifirl1l.l P. Factory, 919 Qutp. at. w pay tbo freiant. LADIES LOOK! A Norelty JKng Machlno stmt by ior $t. SidinUutiuu Kuar-utteetJ. or UiiiiitiV ttflirulcd. WholttSftl.i tirti'A tvtltuv toAjfout-. NowI'SctjliKtoi iUttc.tiiiiai. viii-ti. iiAt.cwitt. iilo- Jiiwl a book of iHtfcUtUul uolorcd pattcru UukIsuk Mat ro. mm wwnut watuiDu. c. uua E. UO$U A CO.. 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