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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
Last Nights Report.
XxXyIh CON, SESSION
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.

XNXVIh CONGlREss---FIRsT SESSION
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 10.
MOUSSE.
Mr.. Grow continued Whenever gentlemen
talk about hssoying the Onion, they touch tho
preat heart of this nation There could never
be any necessity for discussing the question in
the absence of propriety ans feasibility Of such
a measure. lie presented the views Of Pink
ney, of South Carolina, Patrick Henry, Jack
son and others, against tue assumed right OF
State to secede from the Union, which being
an act OF the whole people, could not be dis.
membered except by their explicit act lie
looked upon this doctrine of secession as an
assertion of higher law doctrine. Extreme
views came from the extreme North and South,
while the central portion Of this country were
conservative Indiana wss one OF the most
conservative States Of the Union, and as shown
in all h,rpast history, and sho would never con-
vent that the Ohio River which washes her
4, ,uthern border, should be the boundary line
he 'weon two c0niederaces. lie closed with a
plo\ wing euogium on the Union
MIR Cochran next addressed the House. lie
denied that Union Meetings were Of no az
count As had been asserted. They prepare the
public minL' for action. lie declared that tho
Union WIS ia no danger, but strongly censured
the iniammat ory course oil inc AboUtlohlst'
aud Republican, in endeavOrlng to bring about
such an event. IIe asserted that the Uniol
was in no danger long as the Democracy o
the North stand frn' on the principles Of th'
Constitution Whatb yer are the feelings o
the South, the North WI protect and supper
il in every right No criAis can approach tina
will paralyze the arm Of the Democracy -
They will stand, and always have stood firm
by their fellow Democrats all over the Union,
After call of the House, tho l4th ballo
wns taken:
Whole number of votes, 22s, necessary to
choice, ia; Sherman, III; McClernand, 81
I Boteler, 80; Barksdale, l5i scattering, "a
18th Ballot-Whole number of votes, 22t
zee, sary to a choice, Ia Sherman, II
r. oteler 40; McCernand, 20; Barkldale, 10
sc altering "a, 90.
TCih I{ah ot--Whole number of votes, 22S
necessary TO choice liz; Sherman, lOs
Boteler; 3s; lIcOlernand, .2Si remaining seo'
tering.
Adjourned.
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THE OPERA LAST NIGHT.-The Opera Troupe
presented III Troyatore" last night to fair house.
1t is strange that with such attractions as this
company present, they should be compelled to play
to halEflled houses There are few finer and
sweeter singers in the country than the charming
Miss Annie Miner, while Miss Payne and Messrs.
Cook, Rudolphseu and Bowler are all admirable,
Their acting is good wcllas their singing, while
the orchestra, under direction Of Mr.. Cooper, is
just what ii should be- Go 10 night and hear
them in "SOmnambula."
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 90
despatoh fom Washington states that Mr.
Conway Congressman elect from Kansas, had
arrived there with the official copy OF the Kansas
Wyandott Consultation, and will ask for the
immediate admission Of that Terrisory into the
Union. -
pol'ce sergeant named Abraham Brown, fell
dead last night while ascending the steps Of the
Academy % Music.
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PROM NEW York.

The building Nos % and So Broad street, occu.
pId by MesWs Kent a Lonber, Grooera, and heavily
loaded with llonr. ETC., fell this evening with ter
rible erash There bad been q slight IRE In the
bnildlnR which was promptly eXtnguished, but
The 0ranen aud police had idly time 10 emerge
from the building when the walls fell. -Four OF
ave persons were buried In the ruins. A police
man aud laboToT were shOokingly mRngled, Sew
erai were taken out badly woouded. The hfemen
other Vietima
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DoDoE's CoNcERT.-Buy your tickets in time,
for Dodge's Concert at Chapin's Hall tomorrow
night. When Dodge was giving concerts in New
England, his audiences always left the hall in such
capital good humor that poor persons who stood
at the door as they passed out, reaped harvess of
quarters and dimes. This thing however will not
be allowed here
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TMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
VHE COMBINATION OF MGR 8.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TNHE COMBINATION OF MGR 6
II DIENTs In these Pills sre the result Of long and
extensive pncue. They mild in their operation, and
certain in correct oil Irregularities Painful Mensrua-
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otherwise, headache pin The 81 papitatun Of the
heart whites all affections, Mysteries, fatigue
pa la the back and limbs, Sc', disturbed sleep which
arlse from interruption OF nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the nceuent Of ia The treatment Of
those egu ures and obsuc ions which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and The be-
loved TO a Premature Crave No omaIe enjoy good
health unless she is regular aud whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the eectuat remedy eter known for all COM
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are known thousan Is who havo used tlon at different
periods throughout tho country having the sanction Of some
Of the eminent PHYSICIANS Ane1ca Eyplcii dTec-
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each Box-he Ptce One Dollar each bor, containing %
Ply
valuable pamrh Ct be had ree Of The Agents Pills
eat bB mall promptly, by enclosing puca To the Gencrl
agent Sold b, DruggiNs generally
X. b. HUICHlNGS General Agent
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Sold Ia Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Galord \ liam
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CHURCH festival This evening, Dec. 2lst,
the Twenty-hfth Anniversary of the COngrega
tioual Church, West Side, will lt celebrated by a
Festival Rev Mr.. Thome, his congregation aud
numerous freuds, will be sure to enjoy 0 very
pleasant social reunion.
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Books in Sets.

lRVISG's LITE OF wAsInNGTON-Iu -Iu6veH
WIZ dSThR WORKS Hound iu fu!l calf, vols.
II JMES HIST yRY OF ENCLAND-Can, q vols
SPECTATOR-Culf Gysls.
BANCROFTS HISTORY UNITED STATES vols.
COoPEks NoVELs-In ttYos binding, 81 vols.
IRVING COMPLEIE Notwithstanding Life Of
Washington" 4" II vols.
MARRIATr'S wORKS-TInlfcalfu antique
AUDUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA-IInI Russiubnd
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CYCLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITE RATURE-In
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CYcLoPRDA OF ENGLISH LTERATURE-n =
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~ The Fancy Authors are ow put in fancy
binding, and this is as it should be- We do not
object to putting Willis in gilt edge and full calf
and covering him with the most elaborate orna-
ments, but what wonld the spirits of Cowper.
Goldsmith, John Bunyan, Shakespeare and Milton
say if they should look into Cobb & Cos and see
their own works In the modern styles of binding
If poetry is the decline, it is quite certain that
the art Of binding is not,
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Coon TEMPLARs IN NEwBuRGH.-On Monday
evening Temple Of tho shove Order was institu-
ted in Newburgh-the eleventh in the county,
1t promises to be large society, snd to be means
Of good In behalf Of temperance in that commuui
ty. The Temple elected L. c. Pratt as their W.
8. T.; Perses Bloumlng, W. V. T., and M. L. Will
der Secretary.
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HOLLOwAx's Puts AND OlNTMENT.-Falling
Of the Womb During the early stages Of CESSATION, many
young married females subject to sinking Of the
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1t entirely dspenses with the necessity for pe'sdes or
mechanical agencies The pills W brace the eufeohled
organs sengthen the system and the invalid from
futurs relapse These medicines are valuable in all
complaints Incidental TO the femsle
C Sold by all Druggists, at Dc &c and 81 per box OF
pot
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J. i. CoBB & Co have a ine assortment Of
Prayer Books and Bibles in Velvet aud Turkey
Morocco binding, aud the largest collection OF
standard authors in elegant binding We bave ever
aeon
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~ great amount OF money can be saved BY
having old furs altered into new fashions, Instead
Of paying bigh prices for new fuu, Y. Rnhanl ,lT5
Superior st., understands from hia long experience
TO make old furs most as good ~ new al small ex
Peuse. His stock Of espes, nuns, cuffs, SC, Is a.
good aa any IN the city, all Of his own manuiae
tpre, VI lower prices than anywhere else and al
about half the price as the fnrs sold at auction
Remember l75 Superior Sl, . doors above Bank.
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To Fine Silver Tea sotts, Forks, Spoons Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, 40, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGG, ENswORTH a Cos,
octl Cor Superior and Seneca sts
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" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desoriuon
done the Printing Establishment Of the LtADRR Office
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
best style short notice, and reasonable rates Par
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Binding DONE especially blank Books Ledgers Journals
sales Books, Receiving Books sc &C
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ER- Now is the time to get your likenesses
taken. II you wish one Of rare excellence 90
to Bisbee's Gallery, 2ll Superior 81.
Photographs, AmbrOtyPes, StereOscopes and
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nor EouragR, Fits, 81. yiIu's Dance, Paraly-
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that no one At all oonversmt with It's history will question
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY This Society
holds its Festival and Ball tonight at Chapin's
Hail The objects Of She Society are good and
worthy the attention of our citizens.
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II The Committee on Supper at the New En-
gland Festival on Thursday evening, would call the
attention of the many friends of Ossan e Dodge,
who have rendered him a complimentary benefit
on the same evening, to the fact that the two en-
tertamments will not conflict in the least-as the
concert will close in ample season for the audience
to adjourn TO the Angler House before the supper
is served. Ossiau, himself true-hearied Son Of
New England, will be on hand at the Festival.
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WHALING ScENEs-The Panorama Of a South
Sea Whaling Voyage, now on exhibition at the
Melodeon, is fine work of art, aud apparently a
good representation of the scenes il portrays
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FoR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--Call at Green's for
one Of his gems of Art, viz Plain or Coored Photo.
graphs, equal to the best ever exhibited IN this
vicinity. FOREsT CRY GALLERY,
nOVl7.203 243 Superior Street
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FROM MAsmINGTON.

DECEMBER 10th.
The proposition from Mayor Hartley. who is
well known 10 connection with the manufacture OF
fire arms at Richmond, aud which has hcen recon-
mendtd to The Legislature by Gov. WISE meets
with the approval of lh' citizens of Virginia, The
en-. erprise sto be under q auspices oiA company
a, IN !, million dollars capital
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City Council.
TUESDAY EYENINn. Dec.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 90 1895.
Present-Messrs. Marshall Thayer, Chris
tain, Detmer, Hopkinson, Thompson, Wins
low, Rider, Russell, Worswiok, Mclean,
Crawford, Hayward, BansOm, Masters, and
Sargent.
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BSly@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. Matson's and Olmsted's news depOts
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels and
at Quinlans, It's Ontario Street.
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bSB- Who first introduced and advertised
S Sqauldings Prepared Gluei Foeo, ENswoRTH 4
Co. 1t
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
xxXVIth CONGREss--PIRsT SESSION
WuHINeroN, Dec. 20.


nousE.
Mr. Taylor stated that his colleague, Mr.. Ian
drum, was still confined to his room. He could
be brought here, but perhaps at the risk Of his
health lie asked that some gentleman on the
other side would pair of with his colleague
Mr.. Grow said they had heard that appeal
every day Was IL fair TO ask any gentleman
present to pair OF with himl Pai;s were usually
made by individuals themselves and in cases
where both parties had to be absent
Mr. Taylor said the question resolved itself
into one Of courtesy and the circumstances sta
ted, il was proper to make apar. II his appeal
was not responded to he suggested TO gentles
men on the Democratic side that they have re
course to those familiar methods which would
Lave the effect Of preventing vote.
Mr.. Grow thought il was bad practice for one
side coming into the House and asking the
other to Offset their absontees.
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IzS'' Something new in the line Of scarrs we no.
ticed at H. d. Kendall i Co.'S yesterday morning
Just opened, very choice goods II
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~ We know of no article of apparel more
priced by the ladies than of those pretty hoods
found at Kendall 4 Co.'S. 1t
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~ We advise all our readers in search of a
beautiful gift for the holidays 10 call at H. D. Ken
dali & Co.'S Il
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~ II. D Kendall a Co. have everything in the
Dry Goods line from which TO select a beautiful
present for the approaching holidays. II
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DsS@ No humbug, but really useful. MCnds
every thing-waranted TO ftick--only % cents,
with a brush at Fogg Ellsworth a Co. 1t
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SzSI- Mrs. Rose OMala the victim of,he Irish,
town Tragedy, is to be buried tomorrow afternoon.
Herald, last eUening.
On Saturday the Herald announced that Mrs.
OMAHA was dead. Not having faith in the auihor-
ity, We visited tho house on Sunday and found
shO was living. Yesterday the above appeared 10
the same cnterpri'ing sheet, but as faithloss as
before, we visited the woman last evening and
found she was still living and as likely to live for
a week as she has boen at any time since the as.
sault. She is iDsOnsble and stupid, but clings to
life with astonishing tcnacty, The Herald will
probably kill her again to day, with disregard Of
fact equal to what It has shown in the above.
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DoDoE.--The Peoples vocalist, ossian Z Dodge,
is to crafty our citizens by giving a Concert at
Chapins Hall On Thursday evening, this week.
Tho Concert will bo closed at so early an hour as
not to interfere with the New England Festival at
the Angler the same evening, Dodge has been on
tour through some Of tho interior counties, and
the Iron Valley Times thus dlscourses upon "The
Concert"
ossian z Dodge gave one Of biz nimltablG Cons
eerts in this place on Monday evening the 18th inst
IL was dec dcdly the best entertainment OF the kind
we ever had the pleasure OF hearing But II Is not
necessary that we should say anything in praise Of
MI. DJdge's Concerts. lie has established a rep
utiOn Tor eomical. ohaste aud sentimental singing
unequaled by that ofany other 10 the United States,
tie has shown tho people that i Is possible TO
laugh without laughing atyulgahtes, and that gen
uine fun Is not incompatible with strict deeOrum
and good morals His Is a noble instance Of the
triumph Of genius and untiring Industry. Long
may he live to entertain the dear people with his
health promoting fun.
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IzB- Cambria and Swiss Collars, Cambria ard
Swiss Sets aud Undersleeves, in oil prices aud
qualities at Kendall & Co.'S. It
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEo n 1898.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.


~ Citizens wishing conveyance either OF the above
trains Boats will be called for ~ the stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address Al the Omnibus OF
hce 81 Superior street door neNtto Weddell House.
Nov "a
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va Kendall q Co. win open, to-morroW
morning, one ease u those handsome Deaines
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NEW AND BEAUTIpUL
j u v e N lie S !
FOR 1860.
Captain Maync Rcld's Books for Childnu.

Our stock Juvenile Books is large aud well 'otetod
a. we give tcul4r utonti9p To thai bnnch Of 40 bus
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" For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 60 TO d g. Detz ~ Superior st.
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w Travellers will bear in mind that Halls Ho.
m@cpathy Is in Cleveland, opposite the wodde,
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DT,rTOF NON. LINN BOYD.
CrNclS'NErT, Dec. 20.

A dispatch TO the oommereial ..vs that tho Hon.
Linn Boyd died at his residence in Rv2taeky, tho
day before yesterday.