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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-30
S1EALEDg PROPOSALS s4 t2a5s
NJ .1Gi5 s,.cs:s ll- 9 " -ss
For the Use Of. Coal Scales,

-. ,-~'fss Orr, CLIRK's .oRFIoI,a I
~. WaEIII,o. W: VA, Dec: y, 1873,
u ssGltd Proposals. win be received At the Once
Or the City Clerk until Friday, January .. 1874,
at fo'clock =. II for tho use OF the Coal Scales
In the First, Fourth and Fifth Wards Of The
city. The Scales that proposals. Will DO recely.
ed for In the above named wards arc 40 fol.
lows: TO 1rpJ
First Ward Scales, near corner Market and 18th
Fourth Ward Scale (oae), near corner Kofr and
l7th streets. And one at the east end OF old
Fith Ward scale at south end Of Market
sQuAre, Centre Wheeling. .t -sH
: An bids to keep said scalss inRood order and
Bids for the Fourth Ward Scales will be re-
eeiyedfo one or both eeales.
dee80 f sF. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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General Notices.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. .

the underhgned having been appointed Ad.
Administrator Of The estate Of William Rxley. de-
said estate to settle without delay, and al per,
sons having claims against the same 10 present
them, property authenticated, tor settlements
~. @. WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Admir-,
does f2ii Cmpllne street.
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1 DAIINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

~ sH i fH-sl -N ii't Er :.
The undersigned, having quAliAsA Is Admin.
istrAtor Of the estate Of tho late Henry .Kpttz,
"a 10 AID oitato 10 c1me forward and settle the
Same Wiihout delay, and oil peftonB having
elAims against tho same 70 present them proper.
" verified for settlement
oc1 - GEO. Il. KURTZ, mr..
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OFFICE. as 9 At Fourteenth St,
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TUESDAY, DEC. 80, 1873.
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New Advertisements.
HOLIDAY PRE8ENT8.

HOLIDAY Fh80BMu
"a few more OF the same eeEt len, y a. ~
Market street, below McLuro House, the plAeS,
for elegant Holiday Presents, n ne 1nape o.
solid Silver Spoons, Silver. Plated WGFo, Gold;
hIsa Hail Hair 5swelry made to osdss tcs lI..sats,
deer oXf0BY q DUkHIkLD.
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DIR. J0HNBroN

Member OF the Royal College Of SURGEON, -.
don, graduate nom ona Of the moet a5rj ~
S S e N tas United States. and The Rrstl,
81 London, PaEtS, Philadelphia, and elscfhss,a.'
has effected some. OF the most AstofIshInS eN.s,
ever known. Many troubled with dnRSpo ' T.
the head and ears whom asleep, great neryor y
nesg, being alarmed Of sudden sound, hS.SS.i
meas, with frequent blushlng, attended SOM,
times with arrangement Of mind, wore cufSd
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that sound mind and body are the mos,
necessary requisites 70 promote eonnubIAl hap
through Life becomes q weary pilgrimage tbs
prospect hourly dArkens 70 the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Oiled win
the melancholy reelection that the hAppInes. Of
another becomes bliphted with our own.
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Who have injured themselves by certain pr.r.
tee INDUCED In When alone, Q habit FREQUENTLY
learned from evil companions or at school, IL
effects Of which are nightly felt even when Gsleep
and II not cured renders marriage immpOssble
and destroys both mind and body, should 1ppiy
Immediately.
Whata pity that young man, the hope Of bio
snAtehed nom all prospects anA epjoymenu d
life by the consequences Of deyiAtInR from liz
path Of nature and indnlging In certain seeIe,
habit. such persons must, before contemplating
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KNDORbBMANTS OF THE PRESS.
q Tho many thousands cured ct this esAbiiL
ment within the last twenty Year,, and the nun
erous important Surgical Operations performed
Ry Dr.. Johnston, witneesed BY the Reporters o.
which appeared ugiln and again before the pub
Lie, besides his standing % gentleman Of char,
aeter and responsibility. is SUFFICIENT guAfAnJ
10 the AFFLICTED. .grI.'-
Skin diseases speedily cured. jani1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-20
DaI,as iTigh school.

We desire to draw attention to the
announcement, on another page, in
reference to this institution.
1t is a matter of congratulation that
our public-spirited mon have set on
foot, and Virtually insured the success
Of this enterprise. Every community
needs schools of this grade, so that
parents may educate their children at
home, keep an oversight over their
morals and asso CATIONS, and give to
theirsons and daughters an education
more practical, and better suited to
their modes of life than can usually be
obtained at college during an irregular,
and often ill-digested course, of one or
two yeals. s'
Professor Aidcnof Is an etiticatoflof
over thirty years experience; he comes
from East Tennessee, and il extensive
ly and favorably known TO hundreds
Of people IN tile part sfthe State,
We hope and anticipate that our cit
liens will give him that hearty and
cordialk support, dwithout which mo
teac her. can labor efficiently for the
improvement q Tho pupils under By
Wss71sIEas , " x
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DALLAS, July 10, 1879.

Pursuant TO call by the Chairman Of
the Democratic Executive Committee
OF Dallas County, Texas, the Democ-
racy OF Precinct No. |, Of said county,
met In the Courthouse in the city OF
Dallas, at 10 o'clock A. N.
On motion Rev. a. ii, Stegall was
chosen Chairman, and J. II. Downs,
Secretary.
The house was then called TO order
by the Chairman, and the object Of the
meeting explained.
On motion the house proceeded to
election by ballot of ten delegates to
represent Precinct No. in the County
Convention, to be held in the city of
Dallas, on Saturday, July 20, 1873,
when the following gentlemen were
elected; G. A. Knight, W. G. Holland,
.. Wellborn, w. III. CASTOR, ]. Il. Ault,
&. Il, NORRIS, G. b. Holland, Jules
Schneider, w. G. Sterett, j. l.. Leon
ard.
In order that Precinct No. shall be
fully represented in the ensuing county
convention, il was decared,on motion,
that any Of said delegates falling to at
tend said contention are authorized
and empowered to appoint parties to
represent them, provided, however,
said appointment shall be in writing.
On motion, the Secretary was in
structed to furnish coph of the min
utes of this meeting to THE DALLAS
HERALD and Dallas News for publ
cation.
On motion house adjourned sine die.
A. II. STEGALL, Chairman.
]. 7. Downs, Sec'y.
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FOREIGN.
Tux ELEC7ey on A NEW MINISTRY ~ SPAIN

PARIS, July 19.-The Cure OF Santa
Cruz has escaped to France. TheSpan-
ish government applies for his extra
d.tlon; as a common criminal Mac
MnEon refuses.
MADRID, July 19.-Thenew Ministry
ar . instituted as follows: N. Saline
rom President; Fernando Gonzales,
Minister ofState and Finance; Bergis,
Minister of Justice; Moisonire, Min
lister of the Interior; Gonzales, Min
lister of War, and Divides, of Marine.
In the Cortes the vote for Pres
ident of the Council administers, stood
ll9 for Salmeron, and SO for Puymor-
gall. During the debate on the Minis
try, great excitement and alarm was
0ccasioncd in the Cortes by an eXplo-
sion Of torpedo at the door, Who
perpetrated the outrage or what the
object was, is not known.
LONDON, July l9.--The daily News
announces that n large Carlist force
was defeated at Tgnolado, in the prov
ince ofBarcelona, after eighteen hours
of battle, during which the ground was
frequently taken, and lost by the OPP
posing forces. The numter of dead
and wounded left ON the field was so
large that all the vehicles in the town
were used for their removal.
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Rice, Barley, Griis, Italian Macoorini, Yer
micclii, etc. Choice Louisiana Brown and
white Clarified Sugars; crushed cut, sranu-
lated ru,J powdered Sugars, the choicest
Louisiana Golden Syrup and Molasses, Go
shefi butter Cream Holland and English
Cheddcr Cheese Family Leaf Lard, In kegs
mud tirrces; the best brands OF susaI-cuitsl
Hams aud Breakfast Bacon; Imperial, Gum
pom teas; S''odless and london Layer haia-
ins, tlitrons Currants, stunned spanish aMa
seville Oranges, ground and whole spices,
ana the choicest variety OF Pickles In this
market The finest Brandies, Whisktes,
ShertIes and Port Wines, Champagne, Spsyis-
ling Hook and Sparkling Moselle. 10
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TlrIltR.

Blush, Amol q 60 Cohn& Nughtuit, Ham
derby n NJ Srgeuck & ", Me Ms Cunningham
n Wright; W Thomrom
Persons calling for the above letters win
please say "advtftised,'
WM. JONES, y. VI.
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A YOUNG lady whose "pa struck ilen
few years ago, and who has since
been ut boarding school, recently re-
turned, and party was given for her
benefit Upon the bottom Of the inyi-
tation cards she caused TO be inscribed,
az. 5. " Po and one was sent to an,
illiterate fellow, who has also made
his money by boring. He did not
come, but sent a card with the letters,
"D. S. c. C.n Meeting him ON the
street, she asked him what the letters
meant. "rell me first what yours
meant.n ooh, mine was French for
Respond If you can not accept "
"Well, mine was English for Damn
sorry can't come - Critusville
Herald
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NEW YORK.
TIN TRANSMISSION Of TUE INDEMNITY
CONFERENCE N TUE lNyERESrOP CUBA 70 Di IELD

NEW YORK, Julyl9.-Inthetransm
sion of the Alabama indemnity Of 3d.
GOOOO TO the United States, the En-
cllsh government has availed itself OF
three American banking houses in
London. J. S. Morgan q Co., Morton
Rose and Jay Cooke. Bankers decline
IN transmit more than about one half
through the ordinary channels OF OK
change, and accordingly, Morgan n Co.
drew bills for about eight million dol
lars on London houses and sold them,
that amount being placed to England's
credit on this side. The balance will
he sent over in ilve-twenty bonds.
General Quesada, brother-in-law Of
Cespedes, who has been appointed con-
hdential agent of the Cuban Republic,
arrived here yesterday, bearing dis
patches, to the Columbian ministry at
Washington, concerning Cuban inde-
pendence. lie states that fifteen hum
bred troops have been promised from
Mexico, and that Peru will probably
soon render assistance, and arrange
ments are being made for holding at
Washington conference ofrepresent-
atives from all the South American Re-
publics, to promote Cuban indepen-
dence. #&
The weather is cold and rainy; wind
east. go 4
1t is stated that the personal accounts
of +. s. Mills, President of the Brook
Ign Trust Company, who was drowned
at Coney Island, are ovcrdrawn over
one hundred thousand dollars, and that
he allowed the loaning Of over $50, 900,
funds of that institution, upon securi-
ties.
A Vienna special states that Hiram
Garretson, of cleveland, has been APP
pointed Chief American Commissioner
in place of Jackson Schultz, resigned.
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We take this occasion 10 thank eur
friends for past iavors, una respect
fully call thrir attention 10 eur i'm
mensc stock. which we are Just rceciy-
inv direct from the principal pnaat,.
Mcturers OF the North ana West, par
ehashitg direct from first hands for
cash on the spot, ana awaiting onr-
selves of every advantage by shipping
In ems loads under special contract,
and by our own Tabor. almost freeing
ourselves from store en- pcnScs. we feel
confident In our ability 10 offer 20 oar
friends aau 10 tic public generally our
immense Stoeh M better rates und
mere uniformly low figures than haa
ever before been offered la Tina interior
OF Texas.
Al ~ basis aud foundation Of ear
business, we guarantee every article 90
be as Represented, or money refunded
at oHr OK pense Of transporfatisn.
Our success in business depends en-
tircIy upon establishing n Wholesale
trade Ina Northern Texas, and we emily
ASIA fair md impartial trial, an,l ~
close comparison oil uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans witch freights added,
and we chccrfuIiy abide nv the deei-
sion or the same.
GARLINGT0H, MAusALIs q CO.
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Henry Lively, William Cochran,
Henderson Caldwell, J. d. Stratton,
w. Armstrong J. l.. Hansel, w. Har-
rit, DR.. Gilbert, J. Il. Jackson, j. I.
CorcOran.
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THIRD PRECINCT,

VIM. Schults, 0. V. Leadbetter, J. p.
Cole, Charles Barker, DR.. Stevens, Col.
Sharp, Fayette Gracey, George w.
Neeley, George Wilson, ID. II. Cam
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The Election Yesterday.

The following are the delegates elect
ed yesterday, in precincts three and
fniir.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postoiice at Dallas, Texas,
On Saturday, July 10, 1873, which, If not taken
out in one month from that date, will be sent
TO the Dead Letter Office, Washington, ID. c.:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14

rapidly increasing influence both among
Englishmen and natives.
The Pennsylvania tavern keepers threaten
TO raise the price of lodging and feed for
man and beast if their licenses for selling
liquor are taken from them.
4 roguish pupil in Bangor, Me-, cut the
scalp Of the schoolmaster with his slate foI
correcting him. Another teacher in the
same town had his thumb bitten off for pun
ishing one of his scholars.
Slaves manufactured in Michigan are
taken to New York and shipped to Spain al
cost of $40 per 1000 In Cadiz they
it staving profit.
At indianapolis not long ago prominent
merchant suspecting hiSboOk-keeper charged
him with embezzlement and discharged hin
from duty. The embezzlement could not b;
proved. and now the book-keeper is suing
for only $4,000 damages.
4 san Francisco genius Is building fly
ing machine, to be sustained by gas and pro-
PEELED by electricity.
An Iowa man can make sugar from corn
for ioar cents pound.
\ thief stole a horse in New York and
drove il leo miles in twelve hours.
The approximate value of the wool wheat
and gold produced in California last year
was S62 100000.
The Mayor Of sandwich, H., has a sala-
~ ot s.. and the Aldermen receive 81 each
per year.
There are 269, 600 slaves in Cuba.
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Geaeral HaSle,. Of conneeilenr.

J. 90 the party u the future is % arrive soon
there " I'D have 20 be pretty close search made foi
men worthy O. be its leaders and statesmen. Just
at present tAe crop 90 eligible csnd dates is not
pleut lul. We thlnk we discern one man, however
among few others, VINO promises 10 be available
when the time comes. and his name il Joseph HaW-
icy. % Connecticut. How his character may bear
close acquaI d tauce we know not. but we ke D
general -iy e and way o. doing things. Ills poiit--
cal associations are not the best, hut he has way
~ saving the manly thing on occasion. and is not
ai-ald az any time o. assert the prupriefo7-hip o.
hIs own sou. --B4F4lo C04ri.r.
This is praise indeed, coming a. it does
from Democratic journal Of the most
ultra and uncompr0mising stamp. Bat the
Courier Is not alone in placing high est
mate upon Gen. Hawley's character 9th
erS have for a long time looked upon him as
one Of the coming men His record.
thus far. justifes the brightest anHcipati0ns
for the future. AS q citizen his worth Is
unque- flOuahle; as a soldier his career was
brilliant and honorable. as an editor and
political writer he has but few superiors
as a public speaker he Is terse. logical and
eloquent as a politician he Is true to prin-
cple, progressive, sound in counsel. and
adr0it in management: a a public officer
he has displayed great ability. industry and
tact, and not breath Of suspicion has
sullied his reputation for integrity. In
brief, Gen. Hawley has healthy moral ma
ture. vigorous mind. and an active physi-
cal organization and when such qualities
are united with an honorable ambition and
q reSo.ute spirit, they seldom fail to bear
fruit worthy Of the nohle>t type Of man
hood.-Iroy Times
All of whichis 50.
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Grace Greenwood, in one Of her readable
| Washington letters to the New York Times,
- deyoutly hopes that Mr.. Caldwell will
vindicate his right to his seat. for to have
/ York in his place were more than we could
! bear. Far sooner would we see in the Sen
ate jefferson Davis. or any other traitor
| on n grand scale If his State persists in
! eeyating him 10 any respectable position
we shall forget that she was ever Bleeding
Kansas. We shall think she has not bled
enough The best business for this man TO
20 into would be a partnership with the
Maine temperance spy. who has been trav-
cling about with a lame horse, buying alco-
hol for him at drug-stores, and then prose
cutting druggists for selling liquor without
a license.
The Hartford C0uyanf, speaking Of the
popularity of the Connecticut Republican
ticket. Sly> There Is not paper in the
State which has been working steadily in
harmony with the Republican party for the
past year bat gives an earnest and hearty
support to the nominees Of the convention.
Even non-partisan journals, such a the
Danblry Mars and South Norwalk Sentinel,
are enthusiastic in its commentator.
y Kansas paper gives the following ex-
PLANTATION Of certain member vote at the
late senatorial elecugn IN Topeka IOin-
how did You vote when Pom. was busted -
80 How did | vote? don't know. | can't
remember. | think | was in my seat. |
don't know 1t might have been on the
floor. \ fellow got up and said j ingalls,.
and then another said J'ingalls, and they
kept ON saying J'ingalls, and then they
called my name and | said J'ingalls, too.
The name of ex-senator Henderson, Of
Missouri. j. mentioned for the Office Of Sec
rotary OF Treasury, in the event of the cleo
ton Of Mr Boutwell, to the Senate.
\ popular vote in New York on the
question whether the judges shall be elected.
as low, or appointed by the Governor, viii
De taken in November next.
The Lower House Of the Kansas Legi-la-
ture, on Wednesday, passed a resolution
censuring York for making charges against
members and falling TO sustain them also
one declaring Pomeroy unworthy Of the
confidence and respect of the people Of
Kansas. In the Senate, a resolution eulo-
giving Aork and condemning Pomeroy was
lost ly Vote Of l. to l3
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MASON & HAuLE ORGAN co..

.-,f T.euH1t So. Boston 81 MON s. llre. SEES
York -I AMI - Adams ST.. Chicago.
Feb I--fIlriu
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Peradventure.


am thinking tonight OF the little child,
That lay on my breast threesummer days,
Then swiftly, silently. dropped from sight
While my soul cried out in sore amaze.
Ii Is ffteea years ago. tonight.
Somewhere. / know be has lived them through,
Perhaps, with never 4 thought OF dream
OF the mother heart he never knew
Is he yet but = babe, Or has he grown
To be Ike his brother, fair and tall,
With clear bright eve, and springing step,
And voice that rings Ike bugle CALI
! loved him. The rose in his waxen hand
Was wet with the dew Of my falling tears
have kept the thought Of my baby's grave
Through all the length OF these changeiul , e'ls
Yet the love gave him was not like that
give to-day 70 the other boys,
Who have grown beside me- and turned 10 me
In all their griefs and in all their joys
Do you think be knows it IWonder much
II the dead are passionless, cold ana dumb
II into the calm OF the deafhless years
No thrill o. human love may come
Perhaps, sometimes from the upper air
He has seen me walk with his brothers three.
Or felt in the tender twilight hour
The breath q the kisses they gave 70 ne.
Over his hirthri sht. lost 50 soon,
Perhans he has 5 ghed as the swim years few:
o child - ny heart you shall find somewhere
The love that on earth You never knew!
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The Montpelier Freeman thus alladeS to
one feature of the Poland report

But, clearly as the true course of action
for public man is set forth, and s,ernly as
the principal offenders are dealt with, the
quality of mercy has received its most
ample modern development, even if 1t has
not been somewhat strained, in dealing
with those simple men who were beguiled
by the willy Ames. The only criticism the
committee saw fit to make on them was
" that they were not sufficiently careful Il
ascertaining what they were getting, and
that in their Judgment the assurance OF
good Investment was all the assurance they
needed" Adam, with the benefit OF sact
a report, would have been still gardening
in Eden
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14

The Esd or 1.-THE Forty--ec0nI Con
greSs expired to-day at noon.
Thank God '-Iroy Imes, Mqr.b 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14

\ Washington correspondent is reminded
by the Credit Mobilier business Of the
Teuton restaurant keeper who had first
class reputation for the excellence of his
hash. 4 customer one day found in his
hash a piece of shirt with a button at
tached, and became highlyiexasperated, and ,
as the Dutchman remarked, turnt ret,
vite unit Green, :" whereupOn the hash yender
accostei his customer as follows " You
tam fool, to you expect to flint whole silk
umprella in a yiideen cent hass?' The sane
Teuton says - Mine vrents dOlt me to
chine Congress, pud ! say not. because /
stock, unit my CREDIT Is more bilious ash be-
fore
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14

IMPORTANT DECISION. - The Supreme
Court of Maine have made an important de-
cision, which Is also of practical import
ance to the people of Vermont 1t will be
remembered that We have law authorizing
towns to exempt from taxation, for a term
Of years, all expenditures made for manu-
featuring purposes, provided that over one
thousand dollars shall be invested. A sim
liar law passed by the Legislature of Maine
and under provision of their constitution
similar to our own. that taxes should be
equally assessed, has been decided invalid.
The court further decides that town can
not aid a manufacturing enterprise. and
that the Legislature cannot authorize towns
to extend such aid. The court further
unanimously held that towns NAV aid rail-
roads. They say that railroads are i'm
proved public ways, and railroad corpora
rs quasi public corporations, while man
uiaei pring companies are private business.
This d, seision settles the right of towns to
aid raih Dads, and overthrows the policy of
towns aic'ing manufacturing enterprises.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14

General Batler's bill for the increase Of
salaries Of members Of Congress and the
chief officers of the government, which. it
will ne remembered, passed the House by 4
vote % 100 to 81. was rejected in the Sen
ate. Saturday night. after a spicy debate.
in which Matt. Carpenter spoke in favor Of
increasing. and said it was a question of
whether poor men should be permitted to
come to Congress. The Hon Mr. Flana-
gan, Of Texas. expressed fear that unless
the salaries of Congressman were increased.
the people would send inferior men 10 Con-
gress, whicls caused much laughter Messrs.
Logan and Howe thought the proposed ad-
dition entirely inadequate to their deserts.
The matter now goes to the Committee of
Conference, ana it IS quite likely that it
may be agreed to raise the salaries of the
President, heads OF departments and su-
preme judges, but no increase Of pay for
members of Congress Is possible this year.