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CONGRESSIONAL

AsHINGToN, Jan. b.
HOUSE.
Mr. Lovejoy, of Illinois, said if the process of
Capitalization shall go as it has done few years
past, the Executive say with truth, al am the
Executive.
The passage of the bill from the Committee on
Ways and Means is not urged on the ground
of right and necessity, but simply because the
President has recommended the appropriation.
He wished TO know from the Chairman of the
Committee on Ways and Means, whether tho re-
port that unless Congress raised the tariff to suit
the views Of the President there would be an ex>
ira session held at his sanction, was true.
Mr.. Phelps of Mo-, said he was not responsible
for newspaper remarks, but he would say that IN
less Congress provide the means for carrying Cd
the Government for the next fiscal year, either by
a loan or re issue Of treasury notes or by modifi-
cation of the tariff, by all these means there will
be the necessity for an extra session during the
ensuing summer.
Mr.. LOvejOy wished TO know whether that re-
mark had the sanction Of the Executive
Mr. Phelps responded that when the President
desired to have organ here he would select some
other person, and when the President cOmmuni-
Gates bis opinions officially they will be read from
the Clerks desk.
Mr.. Lovejoy resumed, and stated his objections
TO the bill one fourth Of the amount proposed to
be appropriated being under the head Of miscelIa-
neOus-
| Mr.. Phelps replied, defending the items which
| Mr.. LOveioy sought to strike out
Mr. Bryan, of Texas, advocated the appropria-
ton for additional agents and interpreters and for
buying presents for the Indians of Texas; he ar
gued that the people of that State were entitled
10 protection, and incidentally said they were fast
/ being aenated from the Union owing to neglect
/ of the Government.
Mr. Giddngs, of Ohio, suggested that the gen.
tlemen introduce resolution repeating the annexa-
ton of Texas.
Mr. Bryan replied that the annexation of Texas
was in the nature of treaty in force.
Mr. Giddings said they had in the Mo. Compromise
of 1854 an illusrions example for the repeal Of the
resolutions for the annexation of Texas.
Mr. Bryan. Repeal the annexation resolutions
and then we will know what to do. He did not
| know but what it would be vastly to the interest
of Texas if the resolutions had never been passed,
and she never admitted into the Union. If pro-
lection was not given TO the people Of Texas, they
will all think so as great many Of them now do,
and will be willing for the repeal taking the initia
tive themselves.
Mr.. Granger, cfN Y, wanted to know if Texas
was not able to protect herself against few rag
ged Indians and said if the affections of the peO-
DIE of Texas were to be alienated from the Union,
| there would not be much love lost.
Mr.. Bryan, referring to Mr. Granger, ! would
say with such we are willing to part. The people
| Of Texas have received nothing but what YVES its
due When this Government viii say it will not
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PoRTLANp. Ne. Jan. 6.

The Legislature organized at Augusta to-day by
the choiee of Mr.. c. W. GODDARD, of Danyille, as
President of the Senate, and Wm. T. johnson, of
Augusta, as Speaker OF the House. The Clerk and
Secretary are the same as last year. Many mem
bers were detained by the storn-no ears having
reached Augusta since yesterday morning.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
II Ptiu aul Ornamental Printing of every description
lone he PrinIm Establishment of the Lender Office
helars' imprvrJ AID rad steam presses in the best
style on shorl notice, and nable Particular
attention paid blank Every description Of Bind
ug done, especially Blank B.kS, Ledgers Journals,
Sales Books, Receiving Books, e, &C.
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DR.. A. Page-Electropathy-Bus Notice.
MelodeOn-Old Folks Concert.
H D. Kendall S Co.-FoT Sale.
Irgham Brasg-BOOks. kc.-Ingham & Bragg's Col
una.
c. c. &C R r. Co-Dividsnd.
Rstiberg 4 Hausa ann-New Goods
H s. Olmsiod News DspJt-Business Notice
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oFFIcK, wARING's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGTeN, Jan. 6.


HOUSE.
Mr.. Craig, of No, asked but failed to obtain
leave to introduce bill granting lands to Kansas
and Nebraska for the construction of Railroads.
Mr. Colfax, of Ind introduced bill for the pro-
viding for Territorial Government of Colona.-
Referred TO the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Hopkins, of Va, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs reported joint resolution author.
iZing Mr.. Townsend Harris, Consul to Japan, and
his Interpreter, Mr.. Erskene, to accept presents
from the Queen of England; also a bill authorizing
the payment of salaries to the ministers resident at
the Augustine Confederation, Costa Rica and Hon
duras
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, and proceeded to
the consideration of the special order, the bill for
the codifcation of the revenue laws and for other
purposes.
Mr.. John COchrane, of New York. said the bill
was very voluminous, covering two hundred aud
eighty-nine pages. 1t in no wise affected the col
lection districts or revenue, or the ports of entry
or delivery, 1t was pure collection of the sever
al laws which are now scattered through so many
State books, and have been so amended from time
to time that it is now difficult to search out and
determine what is law.
SENATE.
ESMr. Seward presented the Constitution adopted
by the late Constitutional Convention held at
LeavenwOrth, Kansas, which was referred to the
Committee on Territories
On motion of Mr.. Crittenden, the French spo-
liation bill was then taken up by vote of "a
against 49,
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Jan. 6.
Adam Carrel was discharged from custody yes
terday, no proof existing duplicating him for
murder On board the ship Junior.
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MRs RoRINsoNS cERTIFICATE

VERNoF, Trumbull Co, May Isl 1883
This eertifes that have been in very health
ye aud found little reefafter employing number
OF Physicians. My disease Pr0laDSs UteTi. had
been reduced by that and FOuOr Abus until bad become
liberated considerable extent By the advice Dr
Bushnell procured and took six bottles Of AlTshals
Uterine tathOcOn which enabled to to nv hus-
band his last sickness until he died which about
year since have taken three bottles since hs DE- afh
which made able labor and support family sf
three children The CathOcou has nearly
health. 1t the only thing that has mt afed my suffer
ing tor which feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON
The CATHOLIcON is for sale By City Druggists an
Medicine dealers generally. jVll2
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FIRE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday afternoon at
o'clock arose from small building on Michigan
street, in the rear of Stckney & Bakers, The
damage was sGght-some furniture, bed clothes,
&c, being burned. One hundred dollars would
more than cover the damage
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, JAN 6.
Gov. Banks Message will be delivered to the
Legislature tomorrow.
Rev. Thos. Dodge, of Chatham, was to-day cho--
sen Chaplain to the House
The Senate assigned Tuesday next for the choi ce
of U. S. Senators
The MelodeOn estate adjoining the Boston The.
atre, sold at auction to day and brought early
$4,000. Hon. Chas. Francis Adams was the pur-
chaser,
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LosT.-Yesterday morning, on Or near the Pub
lie Square Sermon, wrapped in brown piece Ol
paper The finder will be rewarded by leaving il
at this Office d-2l2.
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John TOD & YATES

Arc prepared to deliver pure urtcle OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY unl LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
e expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filled at their Yard, on the Canal
near the foot of Vineyard street Cleveland, o.
rouHJ rOO orlQ J6m 926s " N YATES.
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FROM NEW YORK. .

NEW oRK, Jan. b.
A colored man named Herman Currau, was mur-
dered in his own house on Sullivan street this
morning by his sOn-in-law, Felix Lancheo, a Span
lard. Curran was stabbed in the heart with
sword cane. Lancheo also in 1icted mortal wound
on his wife, and attempted to kill his mother-in-
law and sister-in-law. Jealousy was the cause
The murderer escaped.
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.VeaU Works.

The Power PRAYER developed in the meetings OSInss g
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Do you want Green's Grammars. go to $1,000,
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK,

New YoRK, Jan. 6.
The Illinois, for Aspinwal took out to-day 400
passengers for California, among whom was Lieut..
POindI xter, who goes out to join the flag ship
Roanoke.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To The LADIES OF TIE UNITED STATES:
IL has been my good to restore to health many
Thousands Of my country-wOmen
Nv success has excited the malice OF the enviOus and
sous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
nave fallen upon pathway from the fair sufferers nom
have relieved ooRg 1 am held in aectionaie and
hanku remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill on afford despse the efforts of
nd slAnderers
NV friends nave repeatedly urged place my med
inc for prduclng mensTuafion within the reach Of he
Ladies OF the United sates indspOstOn to enter
field so occupied by quacks with their peieous nostrums
and a fear that uaprucpled couneeiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations. have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atas yield the enreaties Of patients and friends
aud offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered ne somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regari to the efficacy OF the AAIIE DE FEMME"
need only say that liquid FORM and is exactly such
as have used in practicein France years and
that 1t has never failed to secure satisfactory result
The Amie de Femme and menstruatiOn stand in the
laton of cause effect 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual how where has existed and to
restore it where has been from suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper OF drec
hons on each bottle OF the Amie de Femme" will bear my
Ertten signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. ,,o,-
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the PrOprietor's prices.
auIO dkwiy6
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SENATE.
ELECTION.
New York, Jan. {

New YORK, Jan. 8.
Hon. Thomas J. Barr was yesterday elected to
Congress to fill the unexpired portion of the term
of Hon. John Kelly, resigned, by maj. of 2059
on a total of 1891 votes.
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n For late City News. see tiird page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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WIGS -! WIGS I! WIGS! |!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, lgL easy and dur1ble
Fitting to a charm-n, ming up behinl-RO shrinking
on ehead; indeed, thisIs tie only Establishment where
these things are properly unders' q, d aud made.
233 Broadway, rw York.
nov3.d W W FISKE. cleveland Ohio Agent.
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Cleveland, Jan. d, 1899 u u 0lZ
All those that read the News should go
To HARRY 0LMsTED's News Depot,
For there the latest News will be,
Both monthly, weekly and.d daily.
Opposite the New Post Office is the place
Where you will find welcome face,
And with a Happy New Year to all
Come one and all, give us a call. Sd
E37 E Ruffini is manufacturing the finest assort-
ment of Furs ever offered for sale in Cleveland
He has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen
use at less than twO-thirds what dealers do who
buy in New York Call and see if this is not so.
Superior Street, three doors above Bank.
~ Dr. Lyons Office is removed from
IS Water street to No 81 St. Clair street.
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NEw Music HALL.-We learn that Mr.. William
Case contemplates the erection of large block
upon Superior street, adjoining the new Custom
House, the upper portion of which will be fitted up
for music and lecture hall, larger than any now
in the city, and surpassed by none in the West
Our city feels much the need of an extensive hall
capable of containing two or three thousand peo-
pie, and when the proposed hall is built it will be
found room at once spacious, elegant and SER
viceable. The Hall will be worthy of its builder.
and of our famed Forest City.
In connection with the above we may say that
while in the Office of C W Heard, Architect, we
saw strikiDgly original plan for an extensive
block, drawn by Mr.. Walter Blythe, which viii
provide for stores below, and give suitable rooms
above for lectures and musical entertainments also
for rooms for the Library and Young Mems Chris
tisn Association; also for Odd Fellows, and Mason
ic Halls, &c, &C. This design is in many respects
original and seems to US one of the most practical
and beautiful we have ever seen. The addition Of
such block to the list of our noticeable buildings
would be "a aconsummation devoutly TO be wished
We respectfully commend Mr.. Blythe's plan to the
consideration of Mr.. Case as one that would proba
bly, meet with his appreciation and adoption in his
proposed building.
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To THE LOVERS OF Go5D HAN.-We determined
this season to spare neither pains or expense in
producing an article of Sugar Cured Hams that are
equal to any made in Cincinnati or any other place,
and we think we have succeeded. And we now
selling Hams that we have no doubt will give en-
tire satisfaction TO the most fastidious. And be
eving it to be to the interest of our customers as
well as ourselves, we have put the price to the low
and uniform rate of ten cents per h. in large guam
titles or by the single Ham.
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Hlaubinists &f.
n. KO MIG SLO "

Manufacturer of all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY
EfIs aperior street American Buildings, Cleyelard
Opposite she Weddsll House. ; Gug2s la
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. ,, 1889
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
ARRIVALS
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTURES,

C Citizens eislng conveyance to either of the above
Trains Boats viii called for by the Coaches Stevens
Omnibu Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
See 81 Suprri.r street. door ne0ttO Weddel House.
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DRESCOTT'S PHILLIP THE Sec
Il ond 81 volume price 81 Is.
Arabian Days Entertainments; price 81 IS.
Parley's First Book Of History,
First Lessons in History Of United States,
WtnslOw's Intellectual Philosophy.
.3ecls EkGsS INGHAM BRAGG.
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n 0T0 sM0KERs g CHEWERs,

No gentleman should mlnss IN the society Of ladies' with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one OF Ili-
efectual dentri6ces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mpars the breath, oeL
offensive. an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYING.-Is rich laiher penetraes and sOftens
the beard, prevents irritation the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C FoNTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
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Me1irinEs.
TIE CHEAT WONDER
NTNETEENTH CENTuRY


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
pR0F. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
Il TIVE Says the st. Louis MOL Democrat Below
publish Dr. Wood Of this city. from gen
Is ~ ~ b % aS e5 es5cs St Sl 's bsSs Re- %
l.et when coming from s1he m source u csTtlheaIss
rl''''' i'''' '''' BATH, Maine. ism 20 1855.
lio' called " months since 70 The mghy beneficial
eHeGis - your halT Restorative Sas induced to make
quite graz probably third white; wits ers
bottle OF your Hair Restorative and used l. / soon
fund tfat II was TrOSIng Whit hsd wshec used Il
about twice week have since procured another bot
Tie Of ich have used some can certify to the
m on nav head aud IA e. my hair resumed lis
nstnra color and believe soft and glossy than has
Cd good wife Il the age of fft~o has used it Wh
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever viii rightly use IT,
directions, ~ not have occasion TO contradict my
statements . citizen Of this city, and have been
resi- lent here for the last fifteen years and known to
make Of the above with my name attached is at your SER
vice wish to serve the beauties Of naare in others
''''' an truly yours, A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January q, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
EPEoF WooD-Dear Sir: Having mad the misfortune to
lose the best Gortion Of my hair from the effect Of the yel
low fever New Orleans IN 1884, induced to make
trial of your pIepaation and fouad II 10 answer the
very tns nteded Aly hlT s now th5ek ahI glossy snd
words obligations y yo1 IN irving to the
The undersigned Rev ] K Bragg is minister in regu-
lar st4ning pastor Of the Orthodox Church Brook
field. Mass He 4 gentleman Of great influence. and
universally beloved: WI DYER.
BRoOKFIELD, January Il. 1859
PROP wOOD-Delr Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure 10 that its effect has
bcep excellent removing Inflammation. danlruf and
const,nt tendency itching. with which been
troubled from childhood; vnd hiss alsO Ofe hair
which beconns gray, isOriglnal coin have used
other article with anything like the 81 pleasure
profit Yours truly. X BRAGG
The Resiora is put in Rtlilrs three sizes
I.rrse medium and small The small holds half pint
reails for dollar per Ottle mcdium holds
least twenty per cent proportion than the SMALL
ails for dollars Gote-the large holds quart
tiny per prapOrtunl and reiails for three
dollars bottle
o. J. WOOD CO, Proprietors 3l2 broadway, New
York Tin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment and ia Market st Louis Mo sold by
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers ucl6
WHY Is The DEMAND so GREAT FOR
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BLACK SILKS
VERY LOW PRICES
Together with large assortment Of other
DRESS GOODS,
All cr which will he sold at Low PRICES
ALSO

Irish Linens at 3 shillings, cheap at so cents.
Best Table Napkins in the City at S so doz.
The best Linen Handkerchiefs for Ladies' at
l2 l-2 cents each
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs at only ls "a cts.
each.
Table Cloths, from rs cents to the best made
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6periaI Notices.
a For Gas FIztrres GRd Fittiag-ApDly
Fogg EHsoOrfh & Co., los and lOT Superior strest.


FEVER AND AGUE This trying and provOk-
ing disease which fixes its relentless grasp the body of
man, reducing him to mere shadow IN a short space Of
time and rendering him physically and mentally useless,
can be deeated and driven the body by of Dr.
J. HOSTETTER'S RENOWND BTTTERs. The great
has met with, the benefceut results follow
ing use have established it permanent nsttu-
tiO4 Wewoud advise readers to procure this Vsua-
bic ecfc and If absent friend is afflicted with the
Fever md Ague any other nervous disease to hasten
and procure favored and greatly desired article
trial is all that needed to prove its many excellent
qualities.
For by Druggists and dealers generally eyeryWhe,e
HoLLowAY's OINTMENr.-Bums, scalds, and
conuons arising from explosions unforeseen caastr
phes are soothed immedise agony rapidly healed
10y the application Of this ungueut No family should neg
lect having hand for timely use, and should be
important cOncomitant of the miner the machinst
the pick or the file.
Sold at the manufac ory, No. 80 Maiden Lane New
York. and by all Druggists at 25c &c. and 81 per PCT
bor 2h5
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A c. RAYMOND
BALT1NoRE, January Q, ls5s


EPROF. WOOD-Dcar Sir: Having had the misfortune to
lose the Of my hair from the eectz Of the vel
low fever IN New Orleans 1884 i was induced make
trial of your pres cation and fouad It 10 as the
very thing needed My hlr thick and glossy
express nv obligations % you giving to the
afflicted such a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
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The undersigned Rev K. Bragg, minister in regu-
lar stsnng and pastor OF the Orthodox Church Brook
field. Mass He gentleman Of great influence and
universally beloved: WI DYER
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T7le prics or MARSH4LL'S Uterine cATBOLE

| q
WEST BEDFORD CoShoctOn Co, hiay "a, 1871
Mr. H ID. Kingsley, SRI have been selling The ir-
n Of the CracubeTg Ompany for the len wears and
have invariably found them 10 good satisfaction anI
the Mills have sold To great families regularly
rs heirtea and coffee, and with my IA have bee me-
apear ole. hIaTslals Uterine Caiholron Is Il IneJI
rine tina. done great amount Of good female
e. One lady sod It 10 toll me she had received more
bene from bottle than she did rm long
medical treatment by the most skillful physicians
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
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THE DRESDEN GALLERY.
50Osteel pates antique; 90
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LINEN GOODS

Which the people Of Cleveland are satisfied sell at
Low RATES.
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ROSE & BR.

ROSE x BROTHER,
No l42 & LA Ontario street.
Cleveland Jan. 6, 1859 2t d 5l2