The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02
TxLEaRAPHIC SUNkARY.
UNITED STATES.

n UNITED STATES.
WAsHINGToN.-Senate.- Judiciary Com
nn.;.:w LILIES was discharged from consideration o
= dent, constitutional acknowledgment OF God
' ana exclusion from Office of persons addicte.
r Hoase.-Mr. Poland moved to suspend tn
Tes T9!es ana pass the Senate bill extending th
. NuAuA oiii fill the end of the next session O
noes 1es Inc motion was rejected yeas 81
as one Dssmocrats against the bill Mr.. Maynart
moSed TO suspend the rules and pass the Sen
metion @ COMPLEMENTARY as Civil Rights bill: Th
Tess than two-thirds in the affirmative. T6i.
, wa was strict party vote. On the 3Oth Mr.. But
T5a Ter rsns%ed bis to the bill,
at any time by the Outrage COMMITTEES iapsed
when any member moved q suspension of the
gnes, inss. Ihis will almost entirely exclude all
vloISht partisan legislation this session. A
gentleman connected with the Execntiva De.
partment and also Senators talk freely amonp
f'. ftmemselves about the treaty of Washington,
;rit, ~. ase not communicative to Others Not
Mlsossanding their caution, it is known from
an an ofhc!al source that the treaty is in peril,
the United States having now placed upon
hreas hr britain the responsibility of its failure
~ aoop!ing the supplemental article declar-
ing against indirect damages, and the Presi-
GENT and Senate being determined to make no
iurtner concessions. The kilograms last re-
eelyed 9. do not give hope of any adjustment, as
it is said that Great Britain requires an IN.
equivocal withdrawal Of our claims Of the in.
@ a.sect damages. Reports to the War Depart
party OF Indians to obstrnct the progress Of
the Northern Pacific railroad on the west aide
4i;,t Of tSe Missouri river. About 1000 members of
operate in mass against the builders of The
road. They are said to be we'll supplied and
d2ixapI ddfiGpped hv Some Son Of the stakes that were
peen pulled up by the savages.
New YORK-Strikes copt;,,o o,5
pecI OF speedy settlement of the trouble be-
tween employers and workingmen, does not
appear go cheerful The workmen of Stein
way q Sons are cooperating with other piano
iorte makers, and success is promised. No adj |
dltional shops are reported as ooncetlipe the |
ha,np Terms proposed pos by the workmen. 1t was said,
ing on the 1st inst, and arrange for a eeneral
acceptance of the workingmen's demands. The
Piano1orte makers, together with the cabinet-
wait on the Governor and ask him to nreVent
excessive interference with committees in
their visits to the workshops. 1t was an
the piano makers and cabinet makers of P;tts.
burg are on o strike, and that the Boston
piano and cabinet makers will strike on Jnne
honrs sS TN ane'r employers do do not concede eight
cooperating with the cabinet makers and pro-
pose to contribute fifty cents q week each to-
wards general fund to support the men in
case OF adverse action in future BY employers
Inc horse shoers will enter on q general move
ment on Monday. strike will he Arranged
Snis taa evening in case of the noncompliance of
Dosses 1t is estimated that the total number
of strikes now amounts to 10000.
PENNsYLvASIA-Tbe Centennial Commis. ,
sion has fixed the time for the opening of the
exposition at the 18th Of April. and closing on
to arrive by the 1st of January to !
'ecnre proper position and classification. The .
nvtntion .i Is to every nation to participate,
~ March 4th, 1874, and the same date ia ixefi s
or applications for space.
OHIo.-The German Tailors' Union, composed \
# l2o boss tailors, who employ 1scO women
md girls, and take work from large clothing
,ouses, struck on the 3oth for IS Der cent
Increase III wages. Twenty more bosses in O
Newport and Covington, KY, employing 400 a
hat the other bosses not in the union will ioin
he strike. o
bAssAcHUsETTs.-The meeting of the Labor a
tetorm Convention. in Boston, is large and :.
Enthusiastic. The New York delegates report :,
ID the eight hour strike in their city almost a II
ompiete success, and urged a strike here "
hat working long days was crushing to the Il
Intelligence of the people, and they thought 6
ocleties, save money aud fight the question. t,
MIssoURI.-Whole farms in the valley of "
prlng river, Centre creek, and other streams N
4 southwestern Missouri, were completely AZ
ravel. Live stock of all kinda were drowned ~
large numbers, and hundreds of yards of "
ne Atlantic and Pacific railroad track were "
wept from it's bed into the adjacent fields. A tt
all of water, five feet high, rolled down to
pring River Valley, leaving only devastation ST
nd ruin behind it. al
GEoRGIA.-A large meeting of the Democrats d.
Union county, held on the Both tit. mani til
ously adopted resolutions favoring an alli- til
nee with any party which which will secure bc
cal seltgovernment, subordination of the w
ilitary to the civil authority, the preserya- w.
on, nnimpaired of the habeas corpus, and the ",
lecking OF the centralizing tendencies of the wv wv
ederal Government. That all other subjects an
political contention are insignificant in com lei
lrison with these, and that no dictate of tn
'inciple or honor forbids an alliance of the as
party with other assailants of the in
mmon enemy, or requires the Democratic m.
Irty to prefer certain defeat to partial VIC wI
ry. This is the first important Democratic WI WI
Getting held in Georgia since the Cincinnati an a
invention, and is regarded as an index of fer
pular opinion in the State. liv
SOUTH CARoL1SA.-Tbe Charleston co,,,. col
'mocratic Convention adopted resolutions tul
dorsing the Cincinnati platform and candi- Sol