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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March 2

WASHINGTON. " March 20.
The folloYipg is the text of the message
sent to the Senate this afternoon. vetoing the
bill entitled s'An Act to amend the Judiciary
Act, passed 18th Sept, 1888:
The President says, the FIRST section of the
bill meets my appreciation, as for the purpose
OF. protecting the rights of property from ers
roneous decisions Of inferior judicial tribu-
mails. 1t provides mearp for obtaining mi.
forHity by an appeal to the Supreme Court
Of the United States In cases which have now
htccpa numerous ard Of public interest, and
in which remedy is not now allowed.
Section second, however, takes away the
right of appeal to that Court, in cases which
involves the life and liberty Of citizen, and
leaves him mexposed to the Judgments Of nu-
nfereus inferior tribanAls. itriss apparent
that | cannot give my consent to allow q
measure which proposes TO deprive any per-
son restrained Of his liberty, Ia violation Of
the Constitution or Of any treatyor Law OF the
United States from the right Of appeal 10 the
highest Judicial authority knogn to our GOV
ernment. The bill not only peohihitva jaris
diction Of The Supreme Court of cases In
which appeals may hereafter be taken, but IN
terdicts its Jurisdiction on xppesls which have
already been made to that high Judicial body.
Therefore il it become . law, IL will, by its
retroactive operation wrest from citizens the
remedy which be enioyed at the time Of hiA
appeal Il will thus Opefats most harsAiy on
those who believe insiice has be4a denied
thsa tha inferior courts S. S..s s, r.s
Tie lsSislasioa propessd il ~ sscsnd -
tom 4 sssml 70 ne, y not ID AAEnony With
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9faH gEoo1 KBpkUK, IOWA: THURsDAY T. MAkCf q

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the special Intention Of the Constitution. II
cannot but affect injuriously the just equipoise
of our system of government, for it estAb-
lshss precedent which, If followed, may
eventually sweep away every check on arbi>
trary and unconstitutional legislation. Any
act which may be construed into or mistake en-
for an attempt to prevent or evade the deeis>
ions OF the Supreme Court, on question
which affects the liberty of the citizen, agi
tatee the Country, and cannot fail to be af-
tended with unproptious consequences. 1t
will be Justly held by a large portions of the
people as an admission OF the nnconstitution.
aIity Of the acts on which its judgments may
be forbidden or forestalled, and may interfere
with that acquiescenee in its provisions which
isreressary for the harmonious and efficient
execution Of any Law. 9ss.a. ~
For these reasons, thus briefly and i'm
perfectly stated, and for others wlaehsrnto{
time forbids enumerH,ing, Ideemft my ddty
to withhold my assent TO this hill,s and return
il for the consideration OF Congress.
Signed ANDREW JoHssos.
Tie President to-day sent communication
to the House ipclosng brief report from
the Secretary of State, stating that, in bis
opinion, It Is not compatible with the public
interests at this time 10 comply with the reso
enee, negotiations aud treaties had or made
with any Of the German States since the Grs,
of January last, relating TO the rights of nat
urazedoitizens. tt*8A
Mr. Irumbnll. in his remarks in the Senate
on ihe veto. said he did not sttach the isnpor-
tance to the bill which some others did. In
his view the bill did not take from the Su-
preme Court the Jurisdiction OF any case now
before il. Il simply repealed SO much of the
Act Of February 9th, 1867, Is al
lowed appeals from Circuit Courts to the Sn-
preme Court, in habess corpas cases arising
under il. and not in eases arising under the
act Of 1889, as in the McArdIe case.
About fifty Germans. Of both sexes, from
Bremen, pafssd through here yesterday for
Virginia. Ii is said these are the pioneers OF
over 10, o0U sneh emisrants that are 10 be
brought to Baltimore during this year, and
thence sent to new homes in the South.
The Secretary OF Wsr to-day transnittcds
to the House Communication from Lieuten-
ant Geueral Sherman, enclosing one from the
President Of he Union Pacific Railroad Co..
Eastern Division, asking aid from Congress
in extending that road to Fort Lyon.
Brigadier General Humphreys, Chief Engi-
neer oflhe Bureau, has, through The Seere,a-
ry of War, sent TO the House revised esti-
mates for river and harbor improvements for
the year ending June, 1869. They amount
TO $40, 500, 500 He says they are as low as
is deemed prudent.
Another decentralization from the War De
partmnns s4yk that on the ssh Of December
there were FIVE officers and City eight men on
the Island of San Juan, the territory in dispute
between the Il ni.ed States aud Great Britain,
now held bd itint occrra,ion
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

CHICAGO, March %.
An informal meeting Of iheex-members OF
the srh Illinois Cavalry was held at the
Briggs House last evening and Twas decidedto
hold grsna re uu:on Of the regiment at
Quincy next fall, during the continuance Of
ihe State Fair. Colonel Mack Cotaurg, Ma
ior sbaddock, Major McManus and lieuten-
AMI Davenport, were constituted committee
10 maize arrangements for the Festival.
Captain Buck, o prominent harasare ner-
chant Of Paw Paw, Michigan. was recently
arrested for rohbing the safe of the First Ma
,iiona.. l.k p@,.k Of that city Of $4,000. He
made q fall confession .. .ae G--'n'A- lhe
robbery was CON tniited in March, 1861. Mr..
DucH has necn followed By detectives every
here. The safe vas in BACK . store 81 tae
time, the bank building having been de-
stroyed By IRE.
MONTREAL, March a.
sargeant Fairfield. of the Royal Artillery,
committed saicide to-dsy.
The Pos; Office authorities have intercept
cd large number Of copies OF New ! ork
ueekly journal, on the charge Of ohseeniiy.
PRo,iaEScE, r. T., March p.
The Second National bank gas robbed last
night of s25, 600 in bills and bonds. Inc
Cashier was taken from his bed, in another
house, by four man, carried to the bank and
compelled to open the vault for the robeers,
who esccped. The capital of the bank IL
sf5G, 600
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FROM THE SOUTH.

MssfpHrs. March 25.
Private kilograms fsom Radical sources
claim that Arkansas has gone for the Con-
s,itusion, but The 4Araianehe's Little Rock
speciai of to-day says j, is estimated that the
Constitution will be defeated by not less than
5000. The election passed off qnieily
throughout the State.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, March 25.-In the Corps Legisla-
Tiff the bill concerning the right of public
meetings passed.
The Corps LegislatiG to-day adjourned to
the 9Th of April.
BERLIN, March 25.- Wurtemberg has just
chosen delegates to Congress, who are op-
posed to the policy of Prussia.
IospoS, March 25.-The House Of Com
mons last night passed the bill abolshing
church rates.
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FiRH.

La Caossg, Wis, March 25.
A FIRE this morning burned all the builds
irgs er Main street, between I'd and 81.
The sufferers are II. II ill:ams, A. A. Stevens
r. Bradley and Thomas A. May. Total loss
S11G. G.0O0.
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BOOK-BIHDER.
I N pearco son - Gate City B1i'g, Main %
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BOOTS q sHOEs-WHOLEsA
Iambieton i Huiskamp. s3 Main street.
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Roots 4 sHoEs-RErAIL.

David q Lowry SECOND street
II W Westcott Main street-near Fourth
Id Carter....... a...... Sc Maiu street
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VOL. xv.
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
Rumored Again that the President
Intends to Resign.
Anay and his Counsel DONE like tho
Replication Of the Impeachment
Managers.
THEY DENoUNCE IT AS A GROSS
INSULT TO THEM.
Friends Of ths President have Abandoned
all hope Of his Aequittai.
Veto Message Of the President.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Robbery of National Bark at Pfovi-
denee, Rhode Island.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT La CROSSE,
WISCONSIN.
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Fine BIOosied Stock.
Fine parlor Furniture,
Splendid Pianos.
IL hitting Machines.
Sewing Machines,
sN-e s%yp kAp
DC. de-. ac.,

Ranging IN value rom sIoo 10 $1,000.
The usma of ssra eksh5l3eF his post office addres ~
sud number his ticket tathfnlly kept at the
erai ofRc Main street, Qainey Ill., door wes OF
Fourth street, north side
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L. ". Dean cor Third Main streets.
HuisGamp d Matless Main street.
Huiskamp Bro.....M Main street bet 4th 4 18th.
Hart, l3S Main street.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEwELRY.
Sam Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House.
T. r. J. Ayres Sons .........6T Main street
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1885,
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage Co.........cor Ninth 4 Johnson.
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Bridges ...............No Nos 4 Estes House
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CLOTHlEHs,

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
Iohn Copelin....... ...... - .5s Main stree
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CRocKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey 4 LIE Faivre Main street--bet sth 9th
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BONNET BLEAcHERY.
c Emerson. ................cor Fourth / Blondeau
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$4,000.

And other aae tracts, vairei at from s25o {
$4,000. The rs akiuIag Piizss e1Isisi Of
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VencilI. Jones Co,..-..cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern Il Co.......eor Second & Main streets
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Gold, Silver and ivory Mounted canes
6 q Rr;ayee Sosl Estes House.
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Gold Pens, Pencils. Packet Books.
q Rr;dges ,CosI 4 2 Estes House
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Il S-nrs-ns 4R Gnuth L.,
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watches, Watches, Watches.
& Bridges. ............Nosl I , Rstss House.
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5ss q STEAM FITTINGS.

FURsITI1E
uouet 8 ryler ..... ...5e Main street.
Dunean. Earle Co.....140 142 Main street.
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~ Doors open At T. Concert to commence at ocioci
Tickets, soc. Reserved seats, 75c
f. .hYE II
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Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S q Bird Nos / l. 2 Estes House
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DRY-GoODs-RETAIL.
Engraving, Brands, & Seals.

RGGs & HUTTER.
MI 4 NTH -.
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Travelling Gases, Travelling Bags.
8. @ Bridges Nos 1 Estes House
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