Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 18, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 May 1878 — Page 6
WEEILYjOOURIER. JASPER, - - INDIAXA. CURRENT NEWS. A signileaat puMIeatloH appears la the Jiew York orU, betag apparently authoritative report ef several reseat interviews with Seaater Cenkling regarding the FrinHtafH pottey. The Senator openly exfHHN his opinion that the President's eerse te the result- of a seeret bargain 4e between him aad Governor Xleholls, grewiaf out at the Presidential eoinplleatkw, aad thinks the fsets will all oonae out sooner or later, when, He says, Um wheto eesaetry will be appalled fey tho dleheaer of the Adnisietratioa." The report stakes six eohjaws la the World, and is as severe lu it ensure of the President as it well eea he Soaator Coakllnf, while not denying that the alleged "interview" with him published hy the New York World fairly give the suhetaaee of ntteh that he may have said at various times, says that he has aet had as interview with aay newspaper correspondent ia several months, aad that the perse who furnished It to the press abused his aespitality by worklBg up into a sensational aewspaper article fragments of confidential eeaversatioa held ia the prlvaoy of the home ekele. He further claims that in some cases a very different meaning k conveyed by the language as quoted from the sense ia which it was uttered. . The nomination of Gen. John McNeil, of St. Louis, to be Indian Inspector, was con4rmed by the Senate after a somewhat acrimonious debate, by a vote of SI to 36. The Democrats generally opposed him, on the ground of his alleged Inhumanity during the war, in hanging ten guerrillas at Palmyra, Me., in retaliation, as was claimed, for the killing of some of his own men. Senator Armstrong wae the only Democrat! Senator who voted for his oonlrmatlon. Several Xepubllean Senators opposed him, as is un
derstood, for the reason of their dislike te a eertain Cablnetonleer who was strongly pressing Gen. McNeil for the position. A meeting of the Ilepubliean Congressional Committee wan held on the 19th, nearly all the members being present. Kepreeentative Hale wan chosen temporary Chairman, and Representative Phillips Secretary. It was resolved that vacancies from States not represented in Congress by any Republicans be not tilled at present. Those Sstntesare Kentucky, Xaryland, Delaware, Texas, and Georgia. An executive committee was appohited.consisting of Representative Hale, Senator Allison, Representatives Joyce, niteoek, Page, Fester, Campbell, Hubbell, Senator Dorsey and Senator liruee. The Department of State baa reeeived Information from Minister Foster that he has ecially recognized the Diaz Government, aeeording to the dUeretionary powers given him previous to his departure from Washington. A private letter says the recognition was received with delight by the citizens of Mexico. The Senate has Anally confirmed the nomination of Justin E. Colburn as ConsulGeneral to the City of Xexleo. Hon. George C. Gorham, of California, has been selected as Secretary of the Republican Congressional Committee. WW AND SOUTHWHST. A sickening scandal concerning the venerable Episcopal Bishop McCoskrey of Michigan has found its way into print, and the sudden resignation of the Bishop and his eentemplated departure for Europe are announced. His most intimate friends admit that he has been guilty of certain indiscretions, but intimate that his mind is affected. The lady in the ease was a kind of protegee of the Ilishop's, is young and pretty, Mil was recently married to a young nan of Detroit. The Bishop is 71 years of age. A number of highly amorous and suggestive letters written by him to the girl previous to Her marriage are the most troublesome evidence in this sorry affair. A triple lynching affair occurred at HunlsvHle, Ala., on the 17th. A few days preylHly George Shoesberger, a well known aad respected citizen, was waylaid and killed by two negroes, Ben. Evans and Eph. Hall, instigated, as it was proven, by a worthless white ruHanYnamed Mike White. All three were arrested aad lodged in Jail. On the day named a large erowd,eompriing, R is said, many of the best citizens of the ettnty, assembled at the Jail, and forcing a entrance led out the three victims, who were speedily swung off from the limb of a ree. The negroes confessed to the murder, but White protested his innocence to the last. None of the lynchers were masked, aad thousands stood by and witnessed the whole proceeding. Joseph Y. Cain, Clerk of the Circuit and Commen Pleas Court of Louisville, Ky., has keen removed on account of bis refusal or Inability to produce the Money of which he was the cmtedlan, S,000. It has also just been discovered that Mr. Cain, while Cashier of the Leuktvllle Gas Company, from 1600 to 1888, embezzled some ft,000 from that concern. Why the abstraction of so large a sum of .
money, even irom me oeners of a gas company, eonld remain Undiscovered for so long a time, is a mystery not explained. The Oregon Republicans have nominated , C C. Beekman for Governor and II. K "MsAm for Congress. The Convention adoptee hard-money platform and a moderate uderseiBeat of the XaUeual AdmiaistraUnderwood, Jaeksoa aad Sam Bats, formerly operators on the Unlee PaeiHeRoad, have been recognized as members of the Deatea County gg ef Texae-PaeHk train Cel. Alexander Phipf, edHer e the Meheriy (Me.) AfonWor, a well knew Journal -let, died e the 17th. At kiehmsnd, Isd., en the lets, two hretaeri Mated Mme shot teemfeHy
wounded their brother-ia-law, Charles
Maule, for the alleged seduction of a young sister of his wife under peculiarly aggravateed circumstances. Maule firmly denied the charge. At Troy, Geauga County, O., on the night of the 18th, L. B. Stroud killed his wife by plunging a large butcher-knife several times in her abdomen, and then cut his own throat
from ear to ear. Stroud was a very bad character, had abused his wife shamefully, and was infuriated because the neighbors had taken her part and intimated to him that he had better leave the country or he
would be summarily punished for some of
his misdeeds. Stroud had recently been indicted by the Grand Jury for poisoning horses and cattle, and burning a barn belonging to a neighbor. Two oJHeers from Texas arrested the notorious T. McKinney and his comrade at Oteark, Ark., aad while passing through the Indian Territory, en route to Texas, the prisoners tried to eitape, and both were shot aad Instantly killed. The severest storm ever experienced in the Blaek Hills commenced on the 18th and continued for five days. Heavy snow, rain aad hail fell in succession, doing mush damage to mines and rendering the roads utterly impassable. The Belle Fourche River, usually fordable, was swollen to a great depth ana was three miles wide. A severe storm of wind, rain and hall, passed over Central aad Northern Iowa on the 21st, doing great damage. At Pomeroy, Storm Lake, Rlppey, Wall Lake, and other places along the line of the Illinois Central Railroad, many buildings were blown down and the inmates killed or injured. The force of the storm was terrific, destroying fences, uprooting trees, overturning corncribs, etc. Horses and cattle were picked up and carried a considerable dlstaiice. The track of the storm was half a mile to a mile and a half wide. Three negro murderers, Jackson Edwards, Alexander Brown and Wesley Turner, were hanged In the town of Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana, on the 22d, In the presence of 0,000 people, mostly colored. Capt Fortley, a planter, two brothers named Moran, and another man, name un
known, were drowned in Bolivar County, Miss., on the 18th, while employed in repairing a levee. A nephew of Bishop McCoskrey, with an attorney, have arrived nt Detroit from New York City, and demand an Investigation of the great scandal. A Court of Inquiry, consisting of Bishops Gillespie, McLaren, Itedell and Talbot, has been called. Information received at San Antonio, thought to be reliable, is to the effect that the insurrection against the Diaz Government Is steadily but surely ripening. It is thought that Lerdo's party are arming the , Mexican Indians, and instigating them to
raids across the Rio Graude, In order to stir up further trouble with our Government. Particulars regarding the recent MexicanIndian raid across the Rio Graude, received at San Antonio, show that a large number of ranches were raided, all the bornea run off, and a number of persons killed and wounded, variously stated at from 10 to 40. The raiders recrossed the river Into Mexico and were being pursued by a large force of soldiers and citizens. It is said that two American boys, George and DIek Taylor, aged 12 and 7, were carried off by the raiders from their home near Fort Mcintosh. Melntyre, the defaulting President of the Lake City Bank, Colorado, has been arrested in New York City and taken home to confront his creditors. He stoutly denies all charges of irregularity. EAST AND SOUTHEAST. John Lyons, a wholesale liquor dealer of Boston objected to bis daughter keeping company with a young man named Charles II. Lauman. On returning from a walk ; with the girl on the night of the 17th, Lau 1 man was taken to task by the father, and an altercation ensued which resulted In Lyons I
being fatally shot by his daughter's lover. Charlotte Harris, a colored woman who was recently hanged by a mob in Virginia for Instigating the burning of a barn, is now shown conclusively to have been Innocent of the charge. The International Sunday-mhoo! Convention assembled at Atlanta, Ga., on the 17th. About 400 delegates were present, repre
senting all the States, Indian Territory andt
Canadian provinces. At Providence, R. I., on the 18th, Corporal Hassan Sulih, Turkish Arms Inspector, stabbed his mistress repeatedly with a dirk and then Jumped from a third-ktory win. dow. Both were seriously Injured, but probably will recover. Another fatal case of hydrophobia occurred in New York City oti the 18th, the victim being a little boy named Schweitzer. He was bitten by a Spitz dog. Robert MeKvoy was hanged at Aiken, S. C., on the 11Kb, for the murder of Major James J. Gregg in April, 1S76. Sam Steenburgh, colored, was hanged at Fonda, N. Y., on thelW.li, for tho murder of Parker in November last. A few days before his execution Stepnburgh confessed to having killed 11 men In his lifetime, betides having committed numerous minor crimes. Bishop McCoskrey lias published the following card: Xw Yokk, April SO, 1878-To the Associated Vrmni I give iny umiunltMed denial to tho ar.
uchm wnten nave appeared in different pa pew against me. SAM'h A.McCoKHKr, Bishop of .Michigan. Col. W. L. Salisbury, of Columbus, G., banker, Mayor pro tern., and owner of the
Mnqntrer'Snn, was fatally shot In the back
while entering a train at Scale, Ala., on the 30th, hy Dr. Jt. M. Palmer. The latter had sued Salisbury for $10,000 damages to character by alleged libelous publications, and the Jury awarded him one cent. Salisbury died and Palmer fled. The rst metallment of emigrants sent to Liberia by the Llbcriea Exedus Association, sailed from Charleston on the 21st in the bark Azor. The colony eessleted of ahewt at persons, comprising both eld and ywing. There were only fear white men e beard, three ef them being tke ship's ef.
leers and tbeetkeranewspapereerreependmt. Gserge T. Hathaway, Treasurer ef the Befdea City aad Saginaw Mllla, of Fall River, Ma., Is a defaulter to a large amount, lie is a cousin of Chaee, the defaulting Treasurer of the Union Mills, and Is supposed to have loaned the latter large sums in cash and securities. Hon. William Orton, President of the Western Union Telegraph Company, died suddenly of apoplexy, at his home in New York City, on the 23d, aged ft'2 years. Mr. Theodore Tilton denies the report that Mrs. TiltonN eenfeetiion was prepared with hie knowledge and that there are or have been any negotiations between thorn looking to a reunion. It is reported from Jacksonville, Florida, that McLIn, formerly Republican Secretary of State and L. G. Dennis, both of whom igursd prominently in the election aud eaavam of votes in that State, at the lat Presidential eleotien, have made Important statements la writing regarding certain irregularities ia the returns, whloh have been forwarded to Washington and will soon be made public. GKNKKAI. The planet Mercury will pass between the earth and the sun on Monday, May 8. The phenomenon, which is called a transit of Mercury, will begin about 9:24 a. m., and end at about 4:57 p. m., Chicago time. The un and planet will, therefore, be above our horizon during the whole time of the transit, ana the phenomenon will be visible from the whole American Continentweather permitting. It will not bo perceivable by
tne unaided eye, but a glass of very low power will suffice to give a distinct view of the apparent passage of Mercury across the solar disc. FORKIGK. A great strike of cotton operatives has begun in England, owing to a deduction of wages. At Blackburn, Darwin, Burnley, Lower House, PiuUliham, Accrlngton Church, Oswald whistle, IrUhtown, Groat Harwood and Burondon tho strike is gene
ral. It is estimated that tho strike Involves
equivalent to it rotation. The House, however, by h vote of lw to iatt, rsfiiMHl to or- , and pending tlUetHndoH ol the Mulutioii the Hon adjourned. In the SenaU, on the 18tb, the Senate bill supplementary to the aot of March .1, 177, in relation to the Hot MprtngM reoervatloii, parsed. Tho bill authorises tho Prmritkuit to hjpotnt three t'ommisslonoiti, to hold their of. nee for one year, to have tlio satuo powur as the Oommtiwlonors luithtirlstHl by the act of
MHroii a, iB7(,iouHieniiiHoi!iomuiiifswm od under that act, which ta continued hi force, and appropriate the unexpended balance of $,wo to t'ontintio the work of the Commission. Tho tiousH bill to prevent the xprtiad of contHirtOHS diMOHScs, and the Ktmate bill HuthoriaiiiK cltlsons of Colorado, Xevadaand the Territories to fell and remove Miubcr on public lend for domestic )tirnettH hIwi pnes oti. Adjourned to Mouday In tlui Houmi, the Conference Cowmlttco on the Mil niuklug an appropriation for the appointment of temporary clerks In the TieaHury Department and for other purposes reported that they were unnblu to HKree. Mr. Foster, one of the conferee!, stated that the points of disagreement won the tienate amendments appropriating JtO.eoo for the salaries or Collectors of Internal Uevonue, and JiO.oeofor railway postal-clerks. The report of the committee wan HKVW'lto, and a new con ference with the Senate Hikad for. Tim Hpeaker then announced that the regular order was the Senate adjournment resolution, and that tho pending question was the motion to reconsider the vote by which the House yesterday refused to refer the resolution to tho Committee on Ways and Means. The Houhh refused to lay the motion to reconsider on tlietahlo yeaa JM.naya l'Jft. Ponding further RctlonMr. Kills called up the resolution in regard to the death of Iteprc scntattvo Leonard of Louisiana, and fuveral members delivered eulogies on the ueconHed. The Senate was not In session on the 19th. ... .In the House, tho Speaker announced that the first business In order was the motion to reconsider the voto by which tho House refused last Wednesday to refer the adjournment resolution to the Committee on Wuya and Means. Agreed to ISfi to lt. Mr. Wood then withdrew the motion to rofcr tho resolution, aud moved to postpoue considera
tion of the proposition until Mav 13. The motion to postpone wae carried yens 120 iiH.vs.ir., a party vote, with the exception of Mr. Itatney, who voted with the Democrats in the Hfllnuntivu, and Messrs. Cutter, Luttroll, Ulymer, Wright and Bridges, who voted with the KepubllPHtis In the neKHtlve. Mr.
Waul), ironi tho uouimitteo on invalid reunions, reported hack the Senate bill increasing tho pension of Uen. James Shield from $90 to $.M) per month. Mr. Willis, of Texas, moved to amend by lnoroaslnp tho pension to $100. Axrueil to mid the bill whs panned. An evening session win held for tho consideration of District of Columbia alt'alrs.
Mere Tkwn , Wertk ef UH It OfteMcMdCkHNk. Thursday afternoon, April 1, snj-8 the Helena (Mont.) Herald, all preparations lmvimr been previously nitule, tho largeat gold bar of whloh there is any reuord whs oast at th away ofllue of Molitor Ilros. in this oity, the process of melting, whioh commenced before mid-day, ooneumed several hours, and not until
past .1 o'clock was the accumulated mags of retort crowded beneath the ltd of tho No. 1Q0 crucible and reduced to its molten state, Tho Messrs. Molitor, utiperintondinj? the work, wore assisted by F. Hohm, Messrs. John ami Henj. AVilHams and Mr. L. C. Trent, all of thorn practical aseayers and experts, Tho crucible, fed with 600 or more ounces at intervals of SO minutes, received tho last ohunk of retort, which speedily fused and became a part of tho golden liquid. , The moment finally arrival when tho melted treasure, skimmed of tho borax slag covering its surface, was ready to pour. The heavy tongs were ad lusted to tho crucible, the pulley-tackle securely hitched on, and at the signal given the seething mass was raised from the furnace and rested upon tho iron table. The spectators were all manifestly excitod, and the assayers and assistants evinced anxiety. At tho word the tackle was unhitched, and four men, with hands and arms mulflod in padded mits, grasped tongs and leverage, and tipped the crucible. Tho liquid metal poured in a golden rivulet Into the great iron mold, tho oil from which shot up a dense, smothering smoke, fol-
lowed by brilliant flames. In tho midst of tho pouring the mold cracked with a loud report, but tho workmen, unmoved by this accident, held steadily to the businoss in hand, and kept up tho "pour." Tho molton mass was drained and in tho mold lay the red-hot solidifying monster bar. Xho labor was over tho baby born A1 . r.V..t ..1 ! ... 1 A I
The Senate was not in session on the 20th. ' F.ie ,uoK iuc ....t.ii..ii.M fi. n,..,i.w. rejoicing crowd present. A few minutes
the stoppage of 200,000 looms and 0,000,000 1 and Means renortinl a bill amendatorv nt , intervened, when the bar was disclmrii-
spindles, and makes idle no less than 120,000 the Hevenue bill. It levies a tax of IB cents ' d from the mold and lifted into the workpeople. Mier jwumd on tobacco, per thouwnd on cooling tank. Its temperature reduced A telegram from Home makes the slgnlfi- IKeoine tax o to handling touch, it was taken from the cant announcement that Father Curci, who ovorfa.ooo. inferred to Committee on Ways , water and a muscular man put to work was compelled to leave the Society of Jesus, firMYirthor wmK scouring. This labor ended, tho bar towards the end of the Pontificate of Pius the WholS. r r " of WR8 hlged to tho counter of the front IX. because he recommended a compromise i in the Senate, on tho 22d, Mr. Voorhces ' otnco tuo doors thrown open and tho between Italy and the Papacy, has b en submitted an amendment" to the substitute Public admitted. In the course of a summoned tothe Vatican and been assured for tho House blh to repeal the Specie Jtt- couple of hours hundreds of eager peoby Cardinal Franchl th:it the Popo wishes sumption net, reported by the Committee on plo hurried to the oilico to inspect this him to continue to give the Church the aid , Snor tin oxtraord.'nry. gdon specimen, ef his teachings. i time Wn be re? The dimensions, weight, fineness and
A Manchester (Eng.) telegram of the 23d , cemngier import, ami to road i that from value oi tne oar are as follows : .. . - ? , ttm! niter tilt! tmRi?' nf Mils Met I7nl!ec! SfHfe 1 t i. fins 1
Top broadth, 7 inches. Bottom broadth, G incitesDepth, S inches.
woight, 3,i.'oy.vo ounces.
says that from 80,000 to 90,000 operatives notes shali he receivable tn payment for tho . are enRaged In the strike in Lancashire. At 1 P centum bond now authorized by law , Trmtnn ttan itrllrA U mtni1 th ti.innora 1 to ,,e Issued "d for dutlen on Imports." A 1 region tno Itrike is ended, the spinners further amendment rentals immp.ll. 1
ately all that part of the Specie ItofUinntUm net authorizing the
having resolved to goto work on the best terms obtainable. Gen. Grant arrived at Venice, Italy, on the 23d, and was publicly "received by the officials of the city and American residents.
iciuuuiuiii. m rv I hi t ciiiniii iii inu i l-irw 7iil) irnlfl 'vt i rar United States notes. Instead of on October 1. f r ' ' . A , 1, ' ! , i on -t .1S7S. Ordered printed. Mr. lilaine submitted Value, $511,268.80 gold; $9im.32siII a resolution, declHrns; " that miy radical , ver. IchHUKoln our tHriK laws WOUld, tntliejlulK- ThU Id nndnrcfnnrl to tin flm UrtrAst .inentof tho ijeimto, bo Inopportune, would tr unuorstootl to ue tiiQ largest needlessly demure tho btisfneHs interests gold bar ever cast in Montana or elseI ?.f th0 ?""ntr'. H,,a wrlously retard , where. It exceeds bv more than 1.000
TI115 WAR TROUHLKS.
It was made known on the 17th that Eng- that return to prosperity for wliloh all
land had ordered the immediate transfer
Mil I . m
should co-operate : a Uo. that tn the hid- ounces tne great ijoiti bar cast in neie-
ment of tlie Semite, it xhould be thnnxmt 'na bv S. H. UoliBl & Co. in 1870. The
irotn inula to MalU or about 7,ow native , policy of this Government to mo maintain . nroduCt, comas ontiralv from tho Penob troow, and the movement was considered . onr tHritr for revenue at to HiTonl adetitiate prouuci comes entirely irom tno tenon
.t: . i ..... .,. protecuim to American inuur.
wiic ui mo iuiwi, uiumuun m.uii f printed. Mr. Mitoliell called up tlio Sen
Government. Hto bill extending the time to rfliistmct
Ordered scot mine, and is the result of ;x fun
days' workinsr of one arastra, and leas
. . 1 m . i . 1 . ! . r
The Turkish Cabinet has been entirely re- ' "i0.4. 'V.? 2!Hrn '?cl" ftl0,5,,' nu rKI1 l
, but the changes made, as claim- moshw, Mitchell, Windotn and Lamar. The ,,i, iluL.: i,Ea iii.iii.i wa
at Constantinople, ha-e no political sIr- Snnute resolution In reference to the disnp- J "It Z. u- i u tn iZ
Vh,i. X'irn.11 in.uin.li,.l l. "iii timai'nu wio icrnion-oi AncoiiH, , 'ul sviumi uib, aiwi tiiiium 11. ni uu . eiK r-lll'nUl IS SUCH.Ce(ieU Ul I ill r..t,.-IW.M In 1nniiAratln lm V.mllK.r.. I 1 XT . V 1. I ! !-
Paahaas President of the Council and PhcI no tHUroal Co. nnXi": t uw xuik, nuuiu u u-
er uniiomicfii that 1 eu to creaio a sensation ever zreatcr
organized,
ed
nilcance.
Satlvk
Ar!..i,.. T..t- n.i .1.- u. Ill the IIoum.'. the Sncat:
r i 'B tho llr tbiitflnessin outer was the disposition are the other new appointees: Minister of of thcresolutinnsor tlioMHr-lrtHdU'(fit.lituro Foreign Atfalrs, Satvct Pasha; Minister of t reopenlns: the Presidential qnestion, and the
ar, Izzet Pasha; Minister of Marine,
Ibrahim Pasha; Minhterof Finance, Kiani
Pasha.
than we have witnessed in Helena.
first vote beliiff taken on a motion to refer 1 Veal Cutlet Jlremhd.Bc&t tip an
feater ThTy" wSrW" then 'referred without ' aml 'P yf 'to It.tllCll into dtvioion.tothfl.rndlolsrj'Oommltt.'e. Attho line bread-cntmbs and fry m hot lard,
i ...ll. , , , expiration oi tne morning hour Mr, iiutier until thorotiehlv done. Take them un It was reported that Kngbnd and Russia called up h motion tosu-owyd the riilec and i li.i . .. V.. , '.:. r It .11 IM
had agreed to a simultaneous withdrawal of I ! V,e 'ul provldlnyfor the issue of trac- . lV u u" ft1 J w" 1 I"'"1 fleet aUaray from the Immediate neigh-, fflX " and11 GaiM,Sh WIlh P,Hr?lcJ;nor borhood of Constantinople, but owing to ? 3e-yca"i , horseradish, and serve very hot. The son disagreement In regard to details, up -t "BfflSJf a'RM? ff The j SS with" ISL'or milk llin with to the 22d affairs remained In statu quo. bill appropriates f7;w,ooo- Mr. Cox N YO " hu or niUK "iau viiiu A Pera correspondent says that a moRt mHd? ,,0,nt of 'rtler tliat ""0 ltt''"H n ' u,r'
formidable and wi.le-spread Insurrection fact, whllot.ie ComHtuViVu of Mussulmans exists, caused by the Intolcr- the power to reflate commerce with forablp nnnnmlnn of the IttnMA.ntilrBrlaTi 'dan nations, and anion the several States, anie oppression or tne Kusee-uuigariar . it wa!( n,)V4.r'Iltcmied to allow Conjrres to
f""'v "J wioauuuuuuuui appropnaie uiuuonH mr incoiiHiuerHiiin riv- iBEEVKS Native Steers $ Turkish wnmn l.vthn linltfirUna Savaral ers and creeks. The Sneaker overruled the Tmrmi ami (Ili'nmlm,
aansrulnarr battlas live been fonit In onn i P0'" order on tlio Rronnd that It was a SnKEP-Unshorn ' sanguinary oaiuew ne oeen xougtii, in one qUntlon to bo determined by the House it. 1 MOGS Live 3 75 m of which the Russians are said to have lost' self, not by tho Speaker. After considerable COTTON Mldaltne "... It
THE MARKETS.
NEW YOKK, April 2i, 187.
S.H0
8.00
500 men.
dlHcux-lon amotion to suspend tho rule and
paj tne um wkh men Hiaeed to yeas WHEAT No. 2 Chlcatro..
CONGRKSSIONAI.. In the Senate, on the 17th, Mr. Ferry,
from the Committee on with several important
House bill to repeal the Specie Resumption aot. Ordered printed anil placed on the calendar. Mr, Windoin, Chairman of the Committee on Appropriations, submitted n concurrent resolution for tho adjournment of both bouses Mtie iHe on tho 10th of June. Agreed to unanimously. After a brief discussion, by a vote of 33 vens
to 17 nays, ir. uumsiuo'a mil to remove all
f FLOCK-Good to Choice.
m, nays l. .So the bill was pa-s- COKN-Steam Mlxel..
eI. On tlio announcement of tho OATS Western Mixed
vote. ir. voi rose um priviieaeu ipiesnim 1 1'OBK Jiew Mess,
mr inu imritiM. no tim.iii iineiiiiinr a urn-
Finance, reported , test aKKliiHt tho parage of tho bill MiRncd by amendments the ' members of tho House. Mr. IteaKan dealmd
uiiiaicBM:riii ruin inu impur uui, bm nuienibracinKH itcHtinnof prillcKo. Tlio Speaker decided that the paper hhould be read, when Mr. Keagau appealed from thedecitton of tho Chair, mid then Mr. Ilutlcr moved that the House adjourn, which was carried. In the Senate, on tho 2d, the bill to extend the time for the completion of the
1.; i M 0.75
ST. LOUIS. COTTON Middling BKEVKS-Choiee to Fancy.. Good to Prime.... Native Cows......
Texan bteors , HOGS-l'acking SHKKP-Native
LUUK-Clinlce 5.3A
LIS
1.07 ,VS 37
4.75 4.W) 3.(W 2.H0 3.0)
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JVIIEAT-Ued No. S
rostrletfons now exktlns; In regard to tho on- ortliern l'aciflo uuiiroad pawed without dl- COUN'-No. 2 MlxvA........'
listmentoi colored citlxcna in any ami of the viaion. in Hie House, the protest pro- , o ATS No. 2 V. S. Army was indefinite! a- postponed. Mr. sented by Mr. Vox. of .Vow York, against tho UYK-No. 2... ..... ........V.. ltruce presented a tietitfon of citizens of , paxe of the Itiver and Harbor bill, after TIMOTHY UKKI) Prime.... MlHslssippi praying for the refunding of tho 'a stormy debato and an appeal from I TOBACCO Hark Luks tax paid on cotton during the years hots, IW, i the decision of the Ohair, was ordered) Medium Hark Leaf
im, slid iw, and that It be returned to the ( to no read. Jlr. Cox withdrew certain words ' n a Ynimin Tinii. m wi
btAtestn whleh it was collected If not claim. I referring to "a combination of meuibcrn for ' liUTTKK Choice Dairy.....
euwitntu tnree years, neieireu. Tlio en i spoliation nunc Treasury," out declined to tCGGS Frosl (VJtJ
um .-...omuii r'.v,,:'Vinu." iii8-j 'y,""u, !"-i n j i'uk K MKtiuaru Mess.. .... . '.M'-'Kf
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which ihhj- inTiue eoiieKes lor mo ounent ' put vo xuo iinune 'wiioiihu' inn pa of ngrlculturo and mechanical arts, passed. Per In Itself presented a question of .In tlw House, Mr. Hell, from the Com- prtvllenc, and decided in the negative
mmee on jianKiuicanu uurrency, reported a iw. a. motion mat, as a matter of cour
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bill repealing the act autltoruhiK tho coinage itoay to those who Hfgnud tho protest, it bo of Su-rent ullver pieces, l'mwd. Mr, Phlb , entered on tho Journal, was rejected. Tho
now, irom me same committee, reported a
inu prnvming tor tno neoosit oi snvlnirH In
Conference Coinuiitteeon tlie Detlclency bill
for temporHO' clerks in thoTreitsuiy Depart'
the popular loan, and for tho funding! nient reported the commlttoo had agreed by
oi toe national ueot in ionic naner. it nr
vldes that any person may deposit money in any sum notfosn than 35 cents in any postal money-onleroftice, and when such deposits will reach $10, the Postmaster shall Issue to the depositor a postal order on the United HtatfH Treasury, which shall Issue therefor .1.tWi bonds which shall be exempt from all taxation. Referred to Commit tee of the Whole, Several other bills were reported from committee and referred to Committee of the WhoK The Senate resolution providing for adjournment June 18 was reported ia the House, and a determined effort was made to force its passage by the opponents of the Tariff hill, upon the ground that that tneaMire eotikt sot be tilspoeed nt at so early a data. Mr. wood, who hae eharge of tke Tariff Mil, moved to refer
tae aejoarHHmit reeeiHtten to ue ways ana
mwm ueiuuHet, waiea wetua nave
compromising on disputed
report waa agreed to.
points, and tho
The most perfect railroad car in the world, coating $3o,000 was completed last autumn by the Pullman Company, and has since been used in various parts of the country by tourists able to pay for its luxuries. It is sv Preach flat in miniature.
Joseph Jefferson looks like a olerfry man rather than an aotor. He wears plain clothes, is a believer ia Spiritualieea, palate kir picture, and is weal thy.
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