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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-13

-1fyou want good custom made boot
Or shoe. try Henderson. He has also q
good assortment Of al styles Of boots and
shoes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-13
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AND GOOD
Farm for Little Money!,

SO"" N. WRIGHT.
A T T O r N EY At LAW
Ooses n BslPs B9eek, 81. G~~sis S1ss,
tsT. CLOUD, Mn nh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
sSnlanOifdle Ran0fdlau.

Die Nrbeiterbewesuns IN
9tc,p 2Jcrf unr anrsren srpben Siacten
1T nod teinesipe9s su Gnpe, beFncet ii6
aber III cinrm 3uitanre unii6eren
Sbpanfens. 9Sdbrenp einselne neue
glusltlnpe unternpmmen rurpen, pie /.
y. opn ren Sarbieren spn 1900 Bar
bierltuten in 9tep g)rrf, cen 9pbntutl6ern
9pn Srppflyn &C, 10 baben rrb IN Der
srbberen sln;abl spn SIllru rie 9lrbeiter
nahgsgcten unp ibre 9lrbeit nah rem
3ebnltuncen Syltem pieper aufsenpms
men ;Aip alle pianps sslrbeiter, rie 0rpts
IhmieSe une Haoema6er, Elm Sbeil Ger
Metallarbeiter in 9iap gJorf, bic Seifsnz
arbeitsr IN Serirr City, Die 3immerleute
in Srcpflyn, rie &unlttii6ler in pbilas
celpbia &C. Webrere 9lrbeiiseber baben
pen Sprrsrunssn Der slrbeiter na6seses
ben; Der srSbte SbeiI cerIelbsn bdlt les
BOD feit i'm &irertance sesen cieielben.
DaS GsntralsGrecutip Committee Ger
Organization Der grbsitseber libt Graft
tate llnter pie slrbeiter Sertbeilen, wprin
ibnen rie Situation auSeinanceraeieBt
ipirr, nm ibm llnsufriepenbeit III be-
Ihmihtisen. Ginselne weiterc 0e,palts
tbaten linp in 9tcp gJprf une Series City
pprsefpmmen. - Son 9ie,p 9crf nad
9beiter ga, abseiancte slsenten mel6e
Die pprtisen 800 S6iHsbauer gum Snifs
fen seranlailen ipllten, baben Nibts aus
asri6tet -llnO in Baltimore bsldlpb Ger
Ierein Der Saflteinleser in &aflidt auf
Die SbatIabe, cap eie llnternebmer im
sluSfiibren ppn Gpnraftrn tssri1en inn.
rpelbe, lrenn cur6 Srites, seltSrt cieiele
ben IN srp6en Ssrlut brinsen wilrren,
I'M laufenpen Sabre in 8etrefT cer abts
ituncenz Srase 9fidts III tbuu.
Die SerabieBung Der 9lrbeits;eit srn
10 auf s Stunren mtcr Scibebaltuns
rcS iriiberen 1pbnsS", iast Gle Gincins
natter ,.Wasette" Ypm 5. D., ,trreutct
weiter 9tihts, ais rir Geructipn Der
slrteitsprrcucte peS SanpeS ur, 20 prp,
sent UNI pie GrkSbuns pes 1pbnes fir
riele 9lrteit um 25 prpsent. Die Aais
latpren fir riele Ssmssuns iasen, raf
rie slrbeitseber Ten spbnaufl6las curd
cinrn sntipre6enem sufI6las i'm YreilC
Ger prcoucirten SSaarcn auSSlei6en FOL.
len. 81 alien slrteitern bic Grreibuuo
cieIes 3ieles selunsen, eann werrsn at,
| sSaarenprei'e I'M % prpsent iteissn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
Gnropiifbr 1ieberiidJt.

Der &f 9r9en 9pm", 1T jeBt cas
6elr9ei1rei cer SHiciSien. uaampf ses
aer Nom" Sa, sas lit iest cas Sclps
stIdrei. nit ipeldem .rie 0tribsre9ies
rung rie jiinste Sf6pfuns Gurspas sez
gen pic dlterein pen &ries fiibrt" sSir
wilien nunmrbr moran ipir linr; bic
Wtaefe 1T 9cfallen, pie Setbeurz
ruug pa6 rielsr prer iener Shritt sessn
pieien pper jenen firhliden 9Sircentrls
8er, sesen ricies peer jcnrs natiirli6s
Hnp prfaN nSSnilbige Neht Der 8atbps
litsn nid,t se9en ole fatbpliihe STRIDE sss
min;t lei - cine Setbeueruna rie mir
nod tdsli6 bsiislid Ger Sertannuns
Der Wtit9lieper peS SeiuitencrrenS unp
,rrr nit eisIem Srcen seripaneten 9pnz
orsaatipnen" Uerncbnlen mueten - ciele
Setheuerun9 III nunmebr serihtet. Der
Aampf sesen &cm lit rer &f sesen
Die ia tbplii de S IT dc; penn eS
sie6t feline fattolii6e STRIDE pbne
yRpm". Die slera rer Serfrl9uns bat
bescnnen. g9ir seben erniten Sasen
sntsesen; mas bisber sesen Die Stride
untsrnommen wurps, wirp cine &leiniss
fett Icin ae9en ra5, mas nod fpmnen
wtrc. 2Iber trpBccm unp lllepem nidt
peBdSt loncsrn mannbaTt 9eitritten 0aS
Sreu, pirc legen iitsr zen mprernen
.nllbmrnp
IN Saiern it Gin ueuer Wiiniiters
prillrent, nod nibt geTunpen, unp es
lbcint ilh Die GrnennunS rinss Nahfols
eer5 res Grafen Seanenbsr9S nph lans
aer binsieten ~ ppllen, ais ieine eisene
Gynennuns Oemse9eniiber bat ras
0eIfrei in ,,literalrn" SlGttern, raB cine
fSrmlihe WtiulterfriiIS ein9etrten ici
eiRer sspilien 9tube lpierer plaB ses
mddt. nit Der man rir fernen "lhaten"
rer SeeIe pcS topapien Miniiteriums ,u
envarten lIh auiditt. Staatsrath Ypn
= arenberoer leitrt ir1brene reS
YOrauSllhtlih lanaen prppilpriums rie
Oelddfte Der Strcit ;piihen l0erm y.
Pug unr Gem Senat rer Wiiinhener
llnioerlItlt in Setreif res befannten &ame
mercpmprpmiIes hat nah rem leBten
Isls8ramm curh rie SeruIuns rep De-
fSrperuns rn Serrrn SilternaNeL unp
S@ess lsin Gnre sefunpen. gSie neus
ercinSs beriAtft wirr, liest rie llriahe
peS Streitrs nibt carin, cap eer Wiinis
fer rrm Scnate perlpnalppriblaae Yers
augt babe 'Oncem es III ppn Seitel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10

s labella unternabm cine Sarereile,
bic jegt i6pn fat pier Sabre cauert.
Cine Sascpartie Sictpr Gmmanuels
fbnnte ppbl aud, penn ni6t ciesmal, 70
bod elm anperes Mal lansere 3sit teans
ipruden ais YOrseiebsn mar, unc Der
Sdser bel Der @elesenbeiten gum @eias<
ten werren.
Spanien ftebt Yprcer GntIdeicuna.
Don slmapeo bat ii6 ni6t ancers III BEL
fen Sewubt ais rae er ben Hapicalen
Gorilla, Der i6 in ben S6mrllwinfel
;uriidssoaen bate, nit eem Wiinilterz
pprtefeuille aus cemlelten miscer berspre
lcdte. Gr nil Die sefdbrli6e partei
Ipelde rem neuen Winiiterprafcenten aes
brr6t cur6 rieien ielblt in S6ad ball
ten. Oas mS6te sielleidt selinaen,
penn es in Spanien nur cine sefibrlibe
partei sdbe. 9lber iobals cine Ger Sers
l6ieeenen pplitil6en StrSmunsen Die lei
tenee Nidtuns an;eisen mill, lteben Die
8 ancern lpfprt III elmer srpBen Coalition
Sulammen unc Die llh ltauenpen 9ewGIs
ler rauiden wilp seseneinanrer. Gin
tii6tiSer Steuermann fSnnte ii6 am en-
re curd ben aufgeresten Strucel bin
rurharbeiten, absr ieitpem prim cen
Sn9cln ieiner WSrrer erleseu 1T, bat fi6
nod 9ftemanc Se;ei9t Der slei6 linn ben
Ihpierisen Oienit Ysrlt1npe. 9ln Beirut
drn einen Senfer Der GeIhife pes
Staates su fnpen, bat es fiinpdbr nidt
Scfeblt. 9lmdrep bat ii6 nit alien parz
teien eia9elai1en natiirlib nit alien, Gle
ii6 iiberbaupt nit ibm einlahen fpnnten,
pbne inrellen nur cinen gSes III fncen,
auf wel6em rie i,nere pplitit leirli6
weiter su fiibren lei. ,SeBt probirt er es
nit Der Gapicalen, penn auBer zen 8ars
liiten it, unc sumal in Der Sauptltart,
nit rem petroleum su re6nen. @ir ball
ten rafiir, cab pieS Grperiment eaS leBte
it, mas iiberbaupt mod ;u MAIDEN mar
unc cae Die 2lmapeiitiite Staatsfunit
nit ibrer ySeisbeit numnebr III Gnpe 1T.
Der SerscS spn slpita Bat IT'D rie l1nolte
3eit Spni9 spn Spanien iiennen lalieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10

in ben Br Stddn une Sdnaoa tetrd1t 20 GENTS per dtr
ure mus Otm Gmpdussr BEL erer esitcfes stsrts.
idbrlt6 sprausbeSablt persen.
Yap ianr u iesrr 3st auf bic 9ursmburssr @aistts"
sbenrtrsn
3 GinIenpun9en II. 8errez
Iponoen;en, beicnrerS iiber tir6lihe
unp anpere pi6tise SeSebenbeiien, inn
iepersett ptlltpmmen, miiiIen atsr spm
SerfaIer untersei6net Iein.
Sc gsf Office Mrnss orcers Fno Sas siasfs uue
Ttey @iit,al ur ueberieneuua ven See uro rle pr f
"a blbsn line eaia 5ebraubt weree,
gDsnu bic Ndmen ven llntertrei5eyn snsefauet veresn
ca is eeitlib ge6risbea eu une eds gctin,t 9suutp
uns Ssaat 5enau Hae rttn5 anSesesen ptrsen
gBeuH cine 3eitups eoflmt sn aresres ser
itet ueren oa 10 mug tmmcr auh eds pclmt dn9elseen
rerOeu nc eie 3rimns frussr smgfansen wurEe
gDsun 5smauo u 8att ni6t reaelmi6is smpfiuat reer
I'D iu gene cine art 5ehle einlbisiaen c eae Der be
treTuos &Sent icw RE 9erasssbsg icsst ssHdhribts
issroeu.
Die Qsrantrprt6tsit fir Geeieutuusen far Die 3shra
rtreer cig ednn uberuetmer eieebfn per rea
arirr Brief ceer yer peA Sifce WVnse Cer ssi5sbsn
pie ;, ,,SnFem6nrger 6aiette" na6 osnropa
gEg esrrten btreits cine aniat GrsmpareSsr Gazette
mad @Hr0pa une MAIDEN rniere Sesr becneers dufmeam
tas etersneura sss Slates Nerpdnete uae rsHnes
snst's eeS Deans Elm ehr sesisnetes iIel II nn
!brCpenen Ssrtebr NIT etnslbeu unterralten une lie
ube ole 5udnee eees eances ~ uu!trrttsR stt als Is
carb Srisfnetiel ssiteben tpnnte.
8eTrQunssn, Sriffr &C. linr III arre11rsn
,.LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
Sic
gafemburger 6a,ette,
Gin fatboliIheS gSpdenblatt
fit Retht una it'ahrheit,

in ben Der Sddtsn uni Ganaoa terdgt 90 Gents atr
une mus psm @mpfdnasr BEL euer ecItpffee sere'
idbrlt6 sprausbeSablt pereen.
gtlp tanu III iescr 3eit auf bic 9urmburssr gasstts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December l2.-The majority
of the Duiuare Commission are pre-
pared to grant Theirs prolongation OF
the Presidency for five years, or such
other term as may be definitely settled,
with a veto power on all measures
coming before the Assembly. They
also propose to concede the ministerial
responsibility claimed by Theirs for the
government. The agitation for the dis.
solution of the Assembly continues.
By consent OF the various parties in the
Assembly, Saturday next has been set
apart for the consideration Of the ques'
ton of dissolution, when the numerous
petitjops received from variona quarters
urging dissolution will be debated
The Right will move that no petitions
asking Tor dissolution be received. NJ;
Gambetta, on behalf OF the Lett, Will
move that the Assembly at once pre-
ceed to the consideration of the proposa
to dissolve The chances Tor q dissolution
being agreed upon are now considered
les favorable 1t is expected that the
Government will oppose the dissolution
until the complete liberation OF the
French territory by Germany. Inc
members OF the Right will be united
against the proposal to dissolve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFlcER'
WIsHISaroS, December lS, A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the north west and on the upper
lakes westerly and southerly Winds
cloudy weather, low pressure high
tenn perature and occasional light snow
will prevail aud extend southwark t"
the Ohio Valley. On the Gulf States and
thence extending over the South Altar
tic States southerly to westerly winds
and partially cloudy weather. with dl-
mipishing pressure and higher ,em,pera-
,ur. On the lower lakes and thence
extending, during the day, to the Md,
die States, southerly winds, warm ana
nsrtiaIIy clear weather, with falling
bsrometer. In New England and the
St Lawrence Valley, lig ht northwest
.riv and southerly winds, falling oa-
rometer fair weather and increasing
,sm.rn,,ure. Warning signals are order,
sd for Duluth, Milwaukee. Chicago and
Hfte, the 18Th inst the display Of OF
warning signals at the lake ports Will
be suspended for the winter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
PHILADELPHIA.
Death Of Edwin Forrest, the Great
TrARedtan

Death Of Edwin Forrest, the Great
TragedtaD.
PHILADELPHIA, December led.
win Forrest, the great trsgediau, was
found dead 10 his bed chamber this
morning, at his residence on Broad
street, by his servant girl, who
Knocked at his door, and mot receiving
an answer, entered and found Mr.. For
rest fully dressed, lying dead on the
floor. He was sixty-six years old and
in declining health. He has recently
given readings from Shakespeare, both
here and in New York. The circum-
stances Of his death are as follows:
Mr.. Forrest expected to leave
this city during the present week,
and in order to make his res
idence more secure, he sent for lock-
smith and ordered him to send work
men TO the house with the desired fast-
ening this afternoon. The man visited
his residence at the southwest corner Of
Broad and Master streets at an early
hour to-day, and upon ringing the door
bell q servant appeared and said Mr..
Forrest had not yet come down stairs
to breakfast. The servant then went
to the room OF Mr.. Forrest and found
the door locked; she knocked and re-
ceived no answer. The door was then
opened by force, and Mr.. Forrest was
found upon the floor dead. He was
entirely dressed, and from surroundings,
it appeared he had just completed his
toilet. Apoplexy is supposed to be
the cause of his death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December l2.-Judge bea-
mond granted an order to the asslgnees
Of Mum, Norton & Co. to sho" cause
why the prayer of the petitioner h'e'
BY J. Hoyt, Of New York, should not u oe
granted. The petitioner alleges tina!
in 1868 be made advances to the firm OF
the sum O. $3.50, 600, taking notes secured
by mortgages on an elevator, property,
oi the firm, on which neither prlncclpal
y, y, in interest has been psid. By virtue
Of the power conferred BY the mort st-
CAGES the property ~as s;f;esa sdys.t''eS f,d% 10,
saie, but upon being eolo'nen an,;, % ,bs
proceeding it was ADJOURNED a"i Mnnn @
both inst The assignees OF MUM
Norton l. Co. claim that the properly
belongs belongs TO two members of that t,a9 firm
and ali the effects have been scheduled
70 Messrs. Lincoln l. Gryson, ass'gnees'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
SUM VI AIRY.

Judge Burns, OF Mansfield, Ohio IL
seriously ill with symptoms OF tyPoid
lever.
A young man named Wm. Connor,
OF st. Paul, MINI, while engaged in
feeding some cattle, was attacked bv an
OK and before assistance reached him
he WAS msngled 50 badly that he died
in a lew minutes.
An unknown German was instantly
killed at Pikev,lle, Ohio, Wednesday.
by being kicked by a'horse. He came
in from the country W tn a load "f grain
and WAS getting off his wagon when the
accident occurred
The trial of the Austrian sailor,
Joseph Ersigovitch, for numbering
William Ginnis. last September, by
striking him on the head With pump
brake, resulted IN verdic, OF three
years in the penitentiary.
A disastrous fire occurred at Stewart,
Gulpie Il Co e, Desmoines, Iowa, on
Wednesday, bv which seven Of the
principal buildings were destroyed and
most OF their coLtents Lost. The loss is
$2OO, 900 and the insurance less than
$4,000
Edwin Forrest, the great tragedlan,
was found dead in bed at his residence
on Broad street, Philadelphis, Ps, At g
o'clock Yesterday morning. by servant
who called him. Receiving 70 arswer
the servant entered ard found Forrest
dead. he was 66 years old and n :ail
irg health.
Chas. Cston, manager ofthe Western
Union Telegraph Company, at Lex
ington, KY, was kpecked down on
Main street, Wednesday night, between
9 and 10 o'clock, and robbed OF nesrly
5000 belonging to the com panv ,togethe,
with his watch. The person struck
him upon the back OF the head. neal
where the occi pi;al and psrietal bones
unite upon the left eide and made q
dangerous though not fatal wound. Th.
wound was made with q slung-shot
No clue TO the robber.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
HOUSE,

The House assembled al l2 o'clock.
Mr.. Hill, of New Jersey, introduced
q bill to amend the postal code. Re
ferred to the Postoffice Committee.
Mr.. Dawes, Of Massachusetts, from
the Committee on Ways and Means,
reported a bill to exchange registered
for coupon bonds.
Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana, opposed
the bill as tending to facilitate the &C
QUESTION and ABSORPTION OF the bonds
in Europe.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, saw no OBJ
lection to the bill except that it would
open a new kind OF brokerage.
Mr.. Hoar, o. Massachusetts, re-
marked that he had, las. Monday, in
troduced bill and had it referred to
the Committee on Banking, which he
thought would meet all the objects OF
the funding bill. His proposition wa-
to allow a certain de-ignated number
of national banks in each State to hold
registered bonds in trust for their own
ers aud keep sets OF books in which
such, bonda and the names OF their own
coiIect I &c every six months the intertsSSn "a
the bonds thus held in trust and the
ordinary deposit OF that semi-annual
interest iu the course of business Tor the
time that the owners would naturally
allow it TO remain would he sufficient
compensation to the bank Tor the ,rans
action OF business. 1t was there ore
the policy OF the Government to favor
the registered rather than the
coupon bonds. The coupon bonds gave
facilities to stock operations, but the
others gave more security TO the Gov
ernm ent and 10 the holders.
Mr.. Dawes did not see the slightest
conflict between the means suggested
by Mr. Hoar and the pending measure.
1t seemed 10 him that a law OF that
kind would entirely obviate the ohi.c
ton now complained OF 10 regard TO
the non me gotiability Of the registered
bonds
After an important discussion on
financial matters the House passed
the Dawes bill-yeas. 1876; nays -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
POINTS FOR FARMERS.
How Heavy Meriuo Flseces shril

How Heavy MeriuO FlPeces SHRINK
The St. Louis Democrat 6 ives an ex'
pertinent made by a dealer who took q
Merino fleece, weighing twenty seven
pounds, unrolled it and exposed it to
the action of the sun 'or three days. at
the end of which time it weighed but
nineteen pounds. He then washed 1t
without soap. just as sheep is washed,
and it weighed but twelve pounds
Finally the fleece was picked apart and
secured with soap and soft water, and
when dry the weight oi the fleece was
reduced to nine pounds. At the pres-
ent prices for washed and unwashed
wool, the buyer would have lost just
Sc "a on his purchase.
wArERISG SHEEP.
Many persons are under the impress
sion that it is wholly or quite unneces"
sary 10 water sheepi more than once
day in winter, and not at all in summer,
when on pasture. There could not be
a greater fallacy. 1t is tue that sheep
and also horses will manage to live, and
even to do tolerably well, in dry pas
lures 10 summer, by feeding exclusively
at night. But careful observation will
show that, il allowed. water will always
be taken in small quantilie. and usually
at regular intervals, and this with ad-
vantage to themselves and profit to
their owners. There can be no more
vicious practice than that OF watering
but once a day, as many otherwise
good farmers do. 1t has been
pretty we'll demonstrated that a
large amount OF water taken at any
one time is detrimental to health, and
especially to iattening animals, as pro-
ducing an unnecessary amount OF car
bouic acid. Besides, in winter, sheep
as well as other animals, when they
are watered regularly, will take so
much that it chiIls them, or, il very
cold, will not drink at all. But if al
lowed freedom to drink at will, they
will consume only just enough, and
that at regular intervals. Therefore
free access TO water, both summer and
winter, or watering regularly, not less
than twice day, ought to be regarded
as indispensable by every fockmaster.
II there is shepherd who is not aware
of the difference there will be in the
condition of sheep that have. and of
those that have not been thus watered
during a winter, he has but to try it to
he convinced
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13

Mss NELLIE GRANT, writes an un-
imaginative Washington CORE pondent,
has lost come of her beauty and fresh
ness, aud does not give promise of such
grace and loveliness as she did three
years ago. She may he seen on the
avenue almost every day, driving at a
sharp pace q fine horse attached to a
basket phaeton. Her beautiful blonde
beiEkg .essgesdeIQ,. a hogp, and her
ital horse woman and handles the relDs
with consumnate skill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December II.
SENATE.

Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont, introduced
q bill to purchase an additional site fol
the Boston Postoffice. Referred TO the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
Mr.. Ames, of Mississippi, asked to
he excused from further service on the
Military Committee.
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill to
reduce the cfficers and expenses OF the
Internal Revenue Department.
Mr. Sumner thought the number OF
collectors might be greatly reduced
without de,riment to the service.
Mr.. Sherman thought it might be go
in the cities, but that it could not well
be done in regions less thickly popu,
lated
Mr.. Trumbull thought this bill did
not reduce the number Of officeholders
even as much as the law Of June, 1872
Mr.. Morrill, said, when General Grant
came into power there were 2SOO ass ST.
ant assessors; now there were l3OO;
therefore there had been reduction
under the law passed three years ago OF
1900 assistant assessors, be-ides about
thirty assessors Thus the law OF
July last was passed providing Tor a
further reduction and the Senator (Mr.
TrumbulD complained that no action
had been taken under the law.
After some further discussion all the
amendments OF the Finance Committee
were agreed to and the bill was passed.
Mr. Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, called
up the House bill for the relief Of the
sufferers by the Boston fire, which was
opposed as inconsistent by Messrs. Nor
rill and Carpenter, and advocated BY
Mr.. Sumner; after which, without
further action, the Senate went into
executive session and then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13

The monument to the memory OF
Thaddeus Stevens was completed on
Friday morning last. The panel on the
south side contains the words: " / re-
pose in this quiet ard secluded sp t,
not from any natural IRE erence tor
solitude; but ndng other cemeier es
limited as 10 race bv charter rules, |
have chosen this that | might illustrate
in nv death the principles which | ad
vocared through a long lrfe-eqlality
OF man before his Creator"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-13

TIE Rev H. w. RErCHER will not
deny the Wooihull scandal or bring a
libel suit agains, Woodhull, albei! the
Brooklyn Eagle imperatively demands
that he do ether one or the other
Thus we see how lndiff rent the lo',iest
and mot sensitive na'urss may hrcome
20 to the blows o' that msje- ic batter
ing ram. the pnb'ic press -Ncw York
Gam IN krcini IHcfrtisrr
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sirsble that the organization should be
kept intact, in order to carry them
forward. General Grant continues
his military asurpation. The General
Assembly Is as far of az ever. Munici
pal reform 10 needed. Therefore they
resolve to keep the General Commit ee
and the Assembly organizations intact
with view to securing the above re-
form.
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The Boston G'obs Complains that
Livingstone IS bring sscr feed for Stan
ley Wha, gives addi iorai po'gnaucy
TO this fact is The rapid groxing te'ie
that it would have been a good rhiog l.
S anIey had been sacrifi ed for Living
s,one. Nuo York Commercial Ady>r-
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EVERY man who has Ioafed around a
wspaper Office is called journalist.
Even Hals,ead who clips for the Crn.
cinnat Commercial, il sometimes DE-
n fled with the tte.-M LoutS GI95e.
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ENGLAND ID.

LONDON, December l2.-The Bank
OF England has decreased its rate OF
discount TO Eve per cent, being rednc'
,ion of one per cent. THIS causes d
great advance iu consols and American
honda
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NEW ORLEANS.
,...,...s,o. ~ Pisehbsek.

NEW ORLEANS. December l2.-Gov-
.rror Pinch back issued proclamation
to.d.v showing bis recognized author
:..e,;ns chief executive of the State
~ ion;.;.ss aud Of his being 60 recos-
sieed by the Fsdssal sutAoeinss.