The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-29
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Continued from, the Second Edition.
MF SChur5 rising to PEI personal soma explanation called at
vious day charging him with having surreptousy pro
Babcock and the Dominican Secretary Of State ia the San
Domingo investigation He said the first knowledge oh
such paper through General Babcock himself who
The committee called upon the State Department for
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that the protocol and other this list
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answered yes" and it was therefore published These
attacks upon him personally concerned he 5schurz
did not think they such as to compel him to take
in the csurse of the discussion Mr. Chandler replying
al that S sSsS ias sGas
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United States, except spirits, wine and tobacco By
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winter and then the South and would unite to make
and
the amend%ent N Of the Fir Fnsnce
remains as under the present law.
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and finished sa
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thickness ten per foot in addition to the ssoyS
over six iPehes Be SUBJECT to the duty now imposed
S ; 20 n,f
Mr. tb. Spoke Of the b bd9sy of eoeOsng the
the was in its infancy in this country and
SSa nS5 Ss~Ds 1 ''ISss sse1 s',':s
also the m oher
lures OF hair thirty per centum ad yaSrem on anine
oentpm ed valorem buttons and dress ornsments Of
cent. ad vslorem; on silcae Of soda other alkaline
scates. half cent pound sporting wads Of
Cents nickel OXIDE and so1 WITH
@ Sm Sfssdns 20 ss S Ss
limited to countries beyond the not to extend
Continued from. the Third Edition.
Arkansas river at Little Rock Ark
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S ths he asst Ssnn aS Bnk of Fort Smith,
Authorizing the Secretary the Treasury to change
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China Japan Siam Persia and other countries giving
other the ! pHeS nit States those
deceased certain lands in Colorado; certain
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the bin for the relief Of certain ocers of the navy
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Mr.. Churchill, from the Committee on Elections, made
report in the Missouri contested election that
Dyer the sitting member not entitled TO the seat and
notice that he would call it for action Thursday
Mr.. Cessna presented the views of the minority with
Mr. Logan resolution directing the
to retain in service during the recess crippled soldiers
Mr. butler of Massachusetts, from the Reconsruetion
Sf ds@ the
Mr. Dawes reported Joint resolution for the coptipu
terror Department Passed.
ference report on the Currency bill
70 reject the report and have another conference
commttee appointed A., -.ro,. and ..u,.a Aha. ,nds,
the people Of the Wsss were mot going to get s3y reGs
be better to put the bill oil until the next Congress and
then general measure Of redistribution rather
directly tended bring and disaster the country
saSocoS OF sreepbaSRs to be Kept as reserve instead
of the w. OF shrss per esRs &c De S naonS bsn
currency It therefore measure Of epntrsction on
also sFeSsd the conference ference rep
country asserted the adopted the
milens Ferty five millions of greenbacks would have
replace per certificates That Just equal
to the amount of additional national bank currency
to so Put as
greenbacks that the amount locked tup would De
S5sOOUC0 AS TO the gold bank section he regardedt II
the brain 1t would be only adding 90 the
difficulties of the situation They had now eprrency OF
national bank and greenbacks and tAis woulct
in additional kind of shinpaster, members
choose to call 1t So
"A Concord On. H.) paper expresses the
! opinion that the zest with which American in
dependence was celebrated in that city half a.
century since was attributable as much to-
punch as TO patriotism. ,,
! Boston SAYS Mr.. Gilmore's next musical
enterprise will be "a Grand international
Jubilee in which all nations will participate.
We rather like the use of that word ''wil' and
we take it that ''a nations" must have already
put themselves under bonds to be present in the
! Coliseum Maximum.
An Indiana village boasts that the man who
rings its depot-bell was the valedictorian at
| Harvard College few years ago. And yet IL is
very doubtful if he rings it any better than
would thousands of other men who did not
! graduate with the highest honors.
] The Detroit Tribune publishes history oil
/ the eventful career of a consignment OF cheese.
The cheese was made in the interior of Ohio and