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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-26
THE FAIRS.

Lnese burning stars what are tl4eys have dreanfe
Ltea9 trey were blossoms oQ the tree of life,
Or glory, fling back from the outspread wings
VI Gods aichangels-or that yon blue sky,
With all its gOr geous blaZonry of gems,
Were but banner, waving DER the earth
From the far wall of heaven and have sat
md drank their gushing glory till felt
Ideir fash electric trembling with deep
4 nd strong vibration down the living wire
VI chalnless passion-and my every pulse
Was beating high as if spring were there
10 Dluy ME up where might ever roam
Mid the unfathomed vastness of the sky
AID dwell with those high stars ard see their Ixbk
Poured down upon the blessed earth like dew
from the bright urns of naiads. Beautiful stars
bat are ye2 There is, in my heart of hearts
Falnt, that heaves beneath you like the deep
BeTFeafh the glories of the midnight moon!
And list--ytnr Eden tones floating now
Around me, like an Element-so low
And wildly beautiful. almost deem
That ye are the living harp of God
Oer which the insense- winds Of Eden stray
And wake such tones of mystic minstreIsy
As wen might wander down Co this dim world
20 fashion dreams of heaven. Peal on peal on
NateTe's high anthem for my life has caught
portion OF your purity aud power
ana seems bat as a sweet and glorious tone
u wild starmusicl Blessed, blessed thingsi
1e are IN heaven, and on earth--my soul
Even with the whiriwind's rush. can wander off
10 your Immortal realms; but it must fall
Like your ancient Pleiad, from it's height
10 dim Its new caught giories in the dust
Ems earth Is Very beautiful! Hive
It's wilderness of spring flowers its bright clouds
Inc majesty OF mountains, and the dread
nagul1cence of oceans-fJr they come
Like visions on my heart but when look
On your unfadng loyeiiness feel
Like lost infant gazing on it's home
Ahd weep to die and come where We repose
Upon yo1 boundless heaven like departed sonls
oA an eternity OF blessedness!
--rGeo n propt;ca
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-26

Corner Main aud Eighth SITS, Boise City.
TNHIS POPULAR HOTEL HAS RECENTLY
/ been thoroughly reitted and improved by
the present proprietors, who fatter themselves
that they can entertains the travelling public in
manner not to be surpassed in this Territory.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS.
We have made large additions 20 the sleeping
Best Beds in the Territory.
~ We solicit share of pnblic patronage. -En
At this House may be found the General Stage
Office of.the Overland, Walla Walla. Umatilla, Sah
Lake. Owyhee, Idaho City, and South Boise lines.
n5I ELLSWORTH Il CRAM, Proprietor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-26

INDIAN WAs.-Messrs. Beard 4 Miller, team
sters from Chico with freight for Owyhee and
Idaho City, lost over 100 head of cattle near
Camp Lyon by. the depredations of the In
dians. They followed the Indians into the
mountains where they found the remains of
most of the stolen cattle. They saved only
80 head out of 460.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-05-26

How. e. D. HoLBRoeK, in late letter, says
his bill. locating Branch Mint at Boise
City, has passed the House. Mr.. HolbroOk
is also very sanguine of success in obtaining
. Land Office in this Territory.
, 1866-03-30
LEGAL Notice.
TNERRTToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
/ WALLA WALLA-SS

TNERRTTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS
In the Ditritt Court Of tie First Judicial District
To II. WAY:
"Yoaare 1reby notified that j. C. Smith has filed
complaint against you IN said Co1rt, which Will
come on n be heard at the first term of the Court
which 81 Ill commence moro han two months afe-
the 9th,day Of February, 1866, and unless you ap-
pear II sa'd term and answer, the same will be ta-
ken as cor 'essed, and tire prayer thereof granted
The Oh Get, ard prayer Cf sail complaint, is to re-
cover IRON you the sum'cf seyen Handled and nine
yfve doers as damages due plaintiff for failure to
comply with the contract set out IL the complaint
aud 70 iorcelose the mortgage executed BY You on
the 27th day of February, 1867 to said Plaintiff to
secure the peri of said contract Oh that Ger
tain lot of land in Gains addition o. tie City Of
Wala Wala, W. T., commencing on Main street at
the corner Of I. T. Pages lot and runnifg eust on
the liue of said street the corner Of the lot owned
by c. s. Bush; thence at right angles along the line
of said lot to the centre of Mill Creek TO the line of
T. = Pages lot thence at right angles along the line
of said lot to the place of beginning.
JAS. D. Mix,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Walla Walia, February sth, 1866. S-2m
, 1866-03-30

AN. pA. HOSTEITER'S STOMACH BITTERS-The
IN. Of ths Paatable remedy upon the stomach,
exeretory organs is sngul rly soothing and
ltreguIates, recruits and purifes them.
IN al It's forms yields to its control and in-
mS,ho"'s. properties, and it is recommended to
iry .ntce5ed BY the cares and duties of matern.
n. . .ue safest and best tonic they can probably
al the crisis of female life it will be found
m11b m11by mH useful, and elderly persons will derive
SSS.s-Sod -. by all Druggists and dealers every
III aud by He DGE & CALEF, Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
, 1866-03-30

! Il. IhE rebel Gen. Price, of Missouri, is at
: G ~eau OF the Confederate States" colony
Inn SsUrgOVa, Mexico. He has preempted six
, Injured .n and forty acres of land and started
II" ''Sn WI which he calls "Carlota," in honor of
A. Nn neSican Empress. In letter to DR.. j.
T. ts,m nuld Of Washington, he speaks in high
aIs ,"i OF the natural resources Of the country,
- : sangulne of the success of his scheme.
, 1866-03-30

WHoIs TO BLANE Our attention is called
,,tbe fact that packages of mail matter depos-
lied in the Portland Post Office fail to come
,b,ourh IN due time. There is a screw loose
somewhere between Wd!la Walla and the '' en-
D,,iun, ani.we direct attention to the fact to
the en,t that Postal Ageh: Brooks may investi-
rate tic natter and remove al cause for com
.rl,'rt
, 1866-03-30

CRY ELECTION.-The election for city
cHcers comes off on Tuesday next, ard at
tracts more than usual attention. The
names Of the various persons who are willing
to serve the "dear people" will be found in
,ur Advertising columns, and from the array
there presented it will be strange indeed if
the reader cannot suit himsel
, 1866-03-30
Walla Walla, March "a. 1860.

' PORTLAND MARErT.-The HercId cf the lIth
has tAo following quotations:
=. wheat, new, milling. per bushel, csc to / 90 +;
~. s', per oq'hel, 65 to 7Oci corn meal, Per 100
tos' .; -four, country brands, G 10 -four, ex
Na, IS ground feed, per ton, $40 bran, SEQ :;
nIddlings, $50 to 335 apples, per box, Is to
W; apples, dried, 10 to lie; peaches, per ID.
40, ioc' bacon 2Oc hams, l9c shoulders, lie ;
So "a IN tins 22c in kegs, 10 to zoe butter, per
~, % 10 i2c onions, per 100 lbs, so to 3 so ;
SsAos per 100 lbs, ) 80 to 90 baled hay, per
'oI, go; loose, do, S24; straw, $40; hides,
"''ea' per 10, 4! to sc; hides, dry, 9 to lOc.
, 1866-03-30

NuoR GENERAL SrEEL.-We have it on rela-
81. authority that Major General Steel, the dis
tngushed officer now in command of the De-
'yartment of Columbia, may be expected to visit
Walla Walla at early day. We trust that
arrangements will be made to give him a recep
lion that will il measure indicate the high re-
gVrd n which he Is held by our people. Iu the
war for the Union General Steel bore a conspic-
nous part, ,sand in bonoring him we shall honor
one Of our country most heroic defenders.
, 1866-03-30
Legal Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA, IS.
l.. TIM VS.. T. J. DEMARIS
In the District Court in and for tie First judicial
District AprH Term A. D. 1866.
To 7. J. DEMARIS:
You are hereby notified that L. Tim has filed
complaint against you in said Court which will come
on to be heard at the first term of the Court (which
shall commence more than two months after tAs sec
ond day Of February, A. 1865, and unless you ap-
pear at said term and answer, the same win be taken
confessed, and the prayer thereof granted The
object and prayer of said complaint is to recover
from you the of seventeen hundred and thirteen
97-O0 dollars (Sl7l3.97 and costs of suit the same
being upon account of goods wares and merchandise
sold to you by plaintiff .... -."
Complaint filed February I'd, 1866. j.
MIX g. FARGO,
.'.-.. Attorneys for Plaintiff
WaIla Walla, February q 1866 7-2m
, 1866-03-30

/UrrER CoLJ JrR'A BoAT.-Mr. Briggs, Purser
oftde Steamboat as" on the Upper Columbia,
passed through this city on his way ur a few
DAYS ago. He informed US that the boat would,
ia all probability start for the new mines above,
On or before the lCth of April. The ice, he had
no doubt would be out of the Lakes by that
date sufficient to admit the passage of the steam
therefore govern themselves in starting
cOdngiv.
, 1866-03-30
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VNHE co-PARTN ERsHIP heretofore existing be.
i tween the undersigned, under the arm name Of
KOHLHAUFF & -GUIGHARD, is hereby dissolved
bV mutual consent. All debts due said Arm may be
raid to either party. Ie. W. KOHLHAUFR,
r. - - ; .gR. GVICHARD. fg
walla walis, March Is, 1866. ~. l4'Iw
, 1866-03-30

Tie WEATHER. With occasional inter-
Tals, the weather in this valley continues
cold and amp. Occasionally we have a
glimpse of the sun, but this is the except>
hon, and for the most part we have weather
that would do credit 10 the wcb,fsot coun>
try, or any other inhospitable climate. With
hePeople of this valley it is virtually "Win-
ter lingering in the lap CT Spring"
, 1866-03-30

1r,tLA WALLA LITERARY AND LIBRARY AssocI-
.,,,v.-A meeting of this Association will be
,.gst the saes-room of ]. D. Cook, on'Satur-
5,v evening, April 7th, at o'clock, P. \, for
y. purrose of eiecting Treasurer and three
D,s,tors. general attendance of the mem
, 1866-03-30

OLD gentleman, (afectiOnately,) HMy son,
why do you chew that filthy tobacco2" Pre-
cociOus youth, (stifiy,) "rO get the Juice out
Of it. old eodgerp
, 1866-03-30
CONFERENCE.-THE.

TNHE undersigned. having Atted up shop at the
Massain 81 wagon shop, wishes 60 inform the public
that he Is now prepared 70 do all kinds Of work in
the line Of OARPE PENTERIN0 and UNDERTAKING,
and hopes by astrct attention to business to merit
a liberal share ofpatronage. Jobbing and Repairing
promptly attended to. W.B: KELLY.
, 1866-03-30
pTCoRDER's COURT.

"a STATESMAN: Il transmit to you, for
bfDD',,ioo bDnyi true and correct statement of all
Pa'iL'.".m mbich has come before me during the
ba'lnss, bas,r from April, 1865 to March, 1896;
, 1866-03-30

In. SrATEsNAY:-Ailow me to state through
your columns, that ! respectfully decline the.
nomination for yayOr Of this City. for which my
friends had the kindness to place my name upon
Ihe Citizens Ticket without consulting me.
APpleciating the consideration SC kindly man.
Tested mustyet say, that ny bnsiness at pres-
ent would not permit me to take npon myself
'he responsibilities of that important Office.
Very truly yours, &c, -.
, 1866-03-30

A PRoMIssoRY NOTE drawn by Ferp usoD &
"A Co at Pinkney City, Spokane Co., in my favor,
dated August. 1855, for $7S6, and payable in Port.
land, Oregon, Jan l. 1885, Said note is not endorsed
and all persons are cautioned against receiving
or negotiating for the same.
Q3-wll Ir-H.P. IsAAcS,
, 1866-03-30

a Ii PERSONS in ws'Iaswalls County owing
assessnents Of U. s. Int. Rev enue, are respect7
fully notified that the Collectors office has been re-
moved to the Court House. Itis desired to cancel
ali outstanding accounts soon possible. 70 &C.
1n-tf) J. M.GALE, Dept Col ector.
, 1866-03-30
NOTICB.'
NOTICE.
NOTICE 70 TAX.PAYERS.

YiIHE DELINQUENT TAX BOOK. has 'bes3
i placed in my hands. All persons wishing to
save further eSpeusesc viii pleasecali at my ofiS
at the Court HopseYin the City Of Weila WalLay W.
T., and pay their taxes. A. SEITEL.-1'
i5Iif1 : t1,1 Sheriff of Wala Walla County, w. T
, 1866-03-30
NOTICE.

A. II, PERSONS having claims against the under-
a signed are requested to present them in1medi-
Itely As il is my intention to leave the Territory in
few days fl2-wl] MARTIN AUTTER.
, 1866-03-30

Wall. walla, March 2S, &c. City Recorder.
, 1866-03-30
NOTICE.

NURING MY ABSENCE PROM WALLA wALLA
Mr. W.KOHLHAUFF will be my duly author
jzed Agent, 10 receive oil monies due me and receipt
for the same. [I42tl CHAs, BEssERER.
, 1866-03-30

r ATEST Spring and Summer Styles Just re-
/ Jceiyed and for sale at very Law prices at :
-7sjI { ~ " BROWN, BROS ep co.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
DIE D..

cARPENTER-on suni,y. April -. 1851, Mr. sam1s! H. Ca'
in The s,h yea o. hi, age; ,,,, NJ, =, 4,
O'clock rom the of his Joseph Carpenter No.
l,82t Pines., Phiistephis
FINCH-At Peskski Sunday April - DEBORAH H. wioro
Reuben r. Finch aged - years ,y.
The friends invited attend the sasl oa We'd
nesdsy. Maya. ste p m, from her l,is residence
HILLMAN-On Sunday morning April 20 Of e9aseI.on o. tns
brain. Rowsgd son Of slmue'I hiAnan' fseu| Sea''
Ts relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend tbs 10
neral from secondays wednesday noFnn; sy "S
10 O'Clock M. -
KEYson Sunday morning April e. David Keys Ia th' 's
nj. funeral viii take place the Eshteen,h,, Methodist Er'cecs
Church. on Wednesday, May a. IL O'Clock hoA''3 sss
friends are invited tos!tend without further notice
OAKLEY-On Monday. April 80 a. Cleveland Liehned ,oy
child of e. Benedict and EIi1aoe'h leu EyAe o'~"' 's
The relative. ,nd friends Of the family respectful, invited
attend the funeral "wednesday afternoon, Aay g. q.
O'Clock. from No lll Second
sTAGGAt Pstsrson n j. SUNDAY April =. o %
OF oad iNe s 'ssy.' Ssy Sa ''H'' ' ''''' '''" ''''
The friend. are invited to from tn. rs.acs q
morning. April O. 81 II O'Clock.
sMITH-At West Monday morning April 30 sfsr
TIE relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend The a.
neral G9 wsGs.dsy Nay b e. y 9s0h Ismon % s,u s% q
meet the train leaving Twshiy'1lhs' Harlem haHf'ad "s"
800.
s Sp % Tqa $ %oas HD & !, .e q s
Notice Of the funers in tomorrow Psp-is
sTONEIn Brooklyn Sunday April 49, afer long ard hsfss
illness Ellbeth wife Of William stone in the 0td yeAf o. hss
TLs rss,ive, family respectfully eyisats
the United Presbyterian church tins
Rev D. j. PeOn Of Atlantic and Bond's. On ra'S
Ta3RSE@M cs..sil on Fhd,y April a7, Mu Elizabeth H.
n Y T. AApri % 1906 o the New Yort Free Ac.ts
my aged month"; days leaving about c'' ''n" we
wITTE-Aner .hOr illness. White. Of Miles White.
Funeral services at Amsse. church. Forty sixshs pe~
Fah Tussdny May az & precisely in f.m.;s.
vi,ed to atead, without further notice
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
The TrinI Of I.ham Henderson to be Proceeded
with.

LOUISVILLE Nv. Monday April % 1850 .
The trial of fshGm Henderson viii be continued today
At Nashville the President having approved Of the pro-
ceciings of Gen Thomas and directed Henderson TO be-
tricd BY Court-Maral.
SAsHvuiE Monday April %. isG6.
The Cour-Mlrtial ease Oi Hmncr has been postponed
till May !.
The case Of Isham Henderson resumed Col. Chas.
IT. Irving testified 10 buying large number OF mules Of
Henderson in 1861 also, purchased Of bis agents small
quantities Of forage The accused pasured large lot 81
Government stock for witness IN the Summer OF 1854
The witness purchased the mules of the accused they
were brought in. after passing inspection The witness
supposed until recently that good title foT the animals
was on file in his Office lie has since learned It
was never filed The witness bad ne contract with
Henderson, and verbal agreement different from that
with other parties The receipts FOR the mules hed
ont on pruicd blanks signed H. Brumer by the Clerk OF
the Corra Afcr the presentation of these receipts III
voucher they were cancelled and destroyed 20 prevent
being used again After important testimony, re-
ve 10 the accuracy Of the accounts kept at the Cora
and the modes asceranue incorrect entries the Court
adjourned till tomorrow. The original book 81 entry at
the Corral has been found and viii facilitate Tie progress
o; the case
There has been a heavy riin all day.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

,;,,,os for construction would diminish. and that
for the last ss gears of his employment the com
,e,saion Of The Superintendent would be much less"
We are not informed. however, when these last fen
,.ars will commence. Probably not until we have
,baoge in our City representation at Albany.
When Senator Lent appesed as the apOlogst Tor
this aud similar jobs and opposed all efforts to check
and restrain them he disappointed the expectations Of
hose who elected him, and by his votes, to which we
blinded placed himself before the public as friend
# the coruptionists We, therefore, having done
our best to secure his election by obtaining votes for
hin, as CITY Reform candidate, felt constrained to
tell the public that his course had been very different
from what we had expected, and had led others to
expect.
1t is a common complaint that partisan journals
and speakers are ready enough to expose aud rebuke
he peculstons and misdeeds Of their political adyer
aries but too apt to keep silence with regard to
those Of public men of their own party We have
snieavored not to deserve this reproach We have
not complained Of tho action of Senator Thomas
Murphy, because did not support his election,
lid he receive the City Reform vote. With Mr. Lent,
he case is far otherwise. And Mr. George Brandreth
'or whom We have thrice voted, and whose action on
ne Excise b has now our hearty gratitude, saw fit
o pursue course on our City Tax-Levy which We
,annot forget If he was not paid for t-paid largely
he must have been insane.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

The Daily Neps asSails the recent Legislature of
our State for having made additions to the City and
County TGx-Leyies as they were sent up from the
proper authorities here, and especially for
authorizing. by section eight OF the City TsxLevy the
raising OF revenue bonds bearing interest per cent
aud maturing IN twenty unlimited amount
empug the property holders along the line OF the proposed
New Broadway and saddng enormous debt the amount
0fwoh cannot now be computed the payers Of
this eutre city
This is perfectly fair and just arraignment. The
Legislature persuaded to do with respect to the
proposed New Broadway" wha. it ought not to have
donc-what was wrong and oppressive-and it did
this with its eyes open; for the iniquy of this i'm
position fully and clearly set forth in THs TRI
BUSB several days before it was consummatea
The editor of The Neps is a member of our State
Senate He represents the district which contains
"thc proposed New Broadway" His journal shows
that he understood the matter thoroughly. That did
ie do IN the Senate to erPOse and dge0t this giant ia
iguify2 VIII be tell his readers Dare he! And
what opposition did he make TO the other public rob
berries fo.sted into our City and County Tax-Leyiesi
And what one of all those rascalties-New Broadway
inclaled-was opposed by a majority Of the Demo
crats representing City in the Legislature Let
lis have light let in on this darkness
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

On a former occasion we called attention to the
magnitude of the enterprise contemplated hy the
East l,da Telegraph Company which has for some
time been negotiating with the Chinese Government
for the privilege of connecting the RusSoAmercan
line with Canton. Already partial concession has
been attained. and the Company has appointed DR..
Macgowan rs its Commissioner and Engineer to pro
ceed to China with staff Of teegraphers hit tie Ell
tcrprisc may be entered on without delay. Dr.. Mae
gowanS invention, by which messages can be readily
sent in the Chinese language will render the lines of
this COmpany necessary to Cinnamon as to foreign
ers The receipt Of kilograms by our Government from
Vancouver's Island show how FAR toward Behring's
Strait the electric grde has been extended Its pro-
longation to Asia will take place probably as soou as
the looked-or connection between this continent and
Asia is effected We recognize in the East India
Telegraph Company an agent Of commerce, eviliz =
ton and religion and glad that our city takes the
lead In this international enterprise
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01


ST LoUfs Apr Flour moderately active at 81 %
g. Single Extra = JOds9 80 for Double Extra and
SIP 2jdsl3 Choice Wheat stiff at 81 92l for Prime to
strictly Prime and 60 IS for Choice. Corn lower sales at
Gjg6sc Oa,s declined 43df6c. Pork steady at s2s 80
Baconcea sides advanced to 7.c Canvassed sugareured
Hams 22c. Lard firm and unchanged.
WTLNSCToN n C., April 30Neyal Stores-sales OF light
Crude Jurpcntne s 5OdsI a. Spirits 5Jc kosn-sae
OF No. al s70se Tar, sl IS No sales of Cotton The
stocks of ali kinds Of light and money gh
CwcrSTATL April 3o-flour quiet Wheat unchanged
Whisky unchanged 81 % in bond Provisions dui. Mess
Pork offered at s2-. Lard 2Cc. Gold l25s.
BALTIMORE April 0four steady; Western Supcrhne, -
$50 - Wheat firm. Corn active; White 57Gssc; Yellow
doll at sc Oats dull 53c. Provisions quiet but hrm
Sugar du stock fair Whisky dull at 81 % for Western.
CHICAGO April 30--Four steady and unchanged Wheat
6rrn at 5e for No J. and 81 0jd Al o. for No. Corn
active and advanced lc sales at 5065l.c for No aud
asa ai6tc No . Oats dull 03ic. Highwines inac
i've Provisions quic s2s asked Freigb quiet at &C.
corn Buffalo Receipts-7Oo0 bbls. Flour 1900 bushels
Wheat 2Os,OOJ bush. Corn. Shipmcns-370O bbs Flour.
=, 000 BUSH Wheat, u. O0 bush Corn.
MILWAUKEE. April 30 Wheat dull and closed a, 81 62t
81 63 Tor Winter receipts Corn brm az f-c Oats quiet Re
ceptssco bb- Flour 0Do bush Wheat shipment;-ltOO
bbls Flour l59 OOO bush. Wheat
PHILADELPHIA April 3O.-Clover Seed-sales OF good at
s5 5as5 7j Flax Seed e. Goa 81 g. Cotton firm at 3sc.
Middlng Flour quiet ai g. 2Jess for Superine and
G 81 Extras Wheat quiet at e2 40d 80 G oT Red
aud e. 6Dds2 90 for White Cofe dali Sugar steady. Mess
PORK sga.g5 o. Lard at 90aocI WHISKY dull at e. %
= A.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

Many an officer hal I'D brigade. division or a
corps with of commission than such
one a. the gentleman from NevYork held - 10 the
gentlcmans cruel sarcasm Mr.. Blaine cOntinuedI hope
he viii LOT escape his dsdain His lory pomposity
h' grand eloquent swell his majestic Overiowong, his
tuTkeygobber strrtting laughter have been crushing
& myself, and 10 ell members of the House. that know
Il was an act Of the grosscs emeTiy my part en
ture provoking them. Bat knew who was responsible
for n al. knew that f1I the last five weeks an extra
sru ha, seized the gentleman. II is not his fault; it is
tho iut OF another. That gf'ed and sarca man Theo
dOe TltOn Of The Nev FDr IndDspdcnf was over here
spending weeks ard ing home letters in which
among serious things, me pnt some jocoSe things
among the cruees Of which that the mantle Of the
late Winter Davis had fallen upon the member from New
York. lie Conklngl took i, serious. and has since
sruel more than usual. Well the resemblance Is great
AZ striking rs Hyperion 10 a Sltyr. Thersites t.
a singei cot to Bengal tiger whining puppy to roar
ton Of even that jpcose satire
As Mr. Blaine resumed his seat To- SpEAKER stated tnat
The usage IN the House has been whenever the House
grants consent FOR personal explanation, that if men,
Der trlnsgcses the rules OF debate lac shall be called 10
order by member, not By the chair That was the
why th, chair had not checked tho debate. The
House having granted consent for personal remarks wa,
for member not the chair TO rise question oi
order, where the limits OF debate frlnsgrcssed.
Mr. BoGEEs n. j. moved refer the resolution 10 the
Committee Military Affairs, and though Mcssr,.
Scheuck and Blaine asked him withdraw that motion,
he declined to do 20.
Mr.. HENDERSON moved to lay the resolution the
table.
Both motions were voted down and tho resolution
adopted.
Whoreupon ihc House a. 81 O'Clock adjourned.