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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
See advertisement in this raper.-Com.
MANY people, particularly childre,

MANY people, particularly children,
suffer with the Car tic: and Tor the benefit OF
such We give sure but simple remedy. Pit
in two Or three drops OF Johnson's Anodyne
Laninenf stop the car with undrcsscd wool,
battle the feet IN warm wafer briorc going to
bed, and keep the head warm at night.
CAPT. CHARLES EAGER, who keeps suporb
stock OF livery horses in Portland, Me-. in
formed ns recently hat he uses Sicridans
Cavalry Condition Pordcrs regularly in his
stables, and that the expense is more than
Offset by the diminished amount Of grain nee
cssary to keep his horses always IN sood or
der. Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
Or. J. r. MlllER'3
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM,

1t cures ~ IL By MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and al pain. and 10
therefore very properly termed Magnetic
Balm" 1t is purely = vegetable preparation. It
has no equal as a remedy for
terry, Collie and all Bowel Complaints.
Its timely use will cure Colds, Group. Diph-.
iberia. Quinsy, and all Throat affections
when properly used. Fever and Ague.
southern climates. are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain Sick Headache, and Rheu-
matism arc cured by this medicine when all others
blains and Bruises are relieved at once by ito use
The genuine has ID. ransom kC0.sD
private Revenue Stamp on the outside, and Dr..
]. r. Miller's Magnetic Balm blown in the bottle.
uine.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Is cents per
oottle.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
Christmas Roses in Enc land.

The London Garden mentions that
the unprecedentedly mild season which
England experienced last month has
brought Christmas roses out in pro-
fusion: Helleborus niger maximus, in
several localities, was in one mass of
flowers, and several kinds of cyclamen
were Towering most abundantly in
the neighborh0od of TOttenham.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

Patient" Doctor, 1 have terrible
cough, and my choIdren are all down sick will
coughs. sore threats and colds. What sha!l We
do?" Doctor" Iakc DIR. Ransom's Hive Sy.
rup and Tolc, or Honey Syrup. This will very
soon relieve and cure you and all the children.
It is an excellent family medicine. Full direc.
tons ore on the bottles. You can get it at any
drug store for thirty-tive ccnts.''
Cor THE SICK HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA ?
take Or. Mil!er's Magnetic Balm and get welt.
1t will cure as if by magic. Only 2, cts. por
bottle. f~
See advertisement in this raper.-t,om.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

Col. d. MCDANIEL, the we'll known
turtle, and part owner OF Harry Bas-
sett, Joe Daniels, Hubbard and other
famous horses, is slowly reco vering
from his recent severe illness at Prince
ton, n. J.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

A FRESHMAN Boarding Club at Am
herst College, numbering twenty-five,
has been formed, its platform being
abstinence from cake, pastry and ali
other kindred delicacies.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

MISS LENA CLARK is cashier ut a bank
Mt Newton, iowa. Last week she
missed a train, and, determined! 10 fill
an appointment, waited seven miles
when the mercury WAS thirty degrees
below zero,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

How now !" the light-toed, whitewashed pill
grim broke
" fou lazy lubber."
<'Confound it - cried tho other SITS no joke
My feet. once hard as rock, are soft o.
biubber.
Excuse me, Holy Mary that swear,
As for Loretto, shall not get there;
No! to the bad my sinful soul must go,
For hang me it ha'n't lost every toe!
; But, brother sinner, do explain
How tits that you are not in pain.
What power hath worked wonder for you,
toes,
Whilst I, just like snail, am crawling,
Now swearing,-now on saints devoutiy bawl
ing,
And neither prayers nor swears can ease my
WOeaq
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

HE purest aud sweetest COP LIVER
U1L ~ Haz''d Cas">:i:', In K on the sen
SHORE, from fresh, :"'vrt",t l;vr,s e; tho
God only, Ivy CAswTI1.. HAZARD 4 Co. Now
York. 1t is absolutely 1tre aux street. In.
tlen's who have once taken it prc.,r /, to all
othcrs. Phys'clai's lave 81 cnci it superior
to NIL other oils in Market Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

ONE GOLD AFTER ANOTHER, will, with many con
situtions, securely establish the seeds Of Consump.
ton IN the system. Those In need of q remedy will
mo nr: Jaynse Expsetorant always prompt, thor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

The watering troughs in San Fran
cisco were recently covered with thin
coating of ice, and next day all the
Leading papers contained long sensa-
lonal articles on the horrors of winter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
CHILDREN'S CORNER.
BLOCK Houses; or Johnny's Philosophy.


By MES. A. NJ. WELLS.
Said Lottie, "Once bull, with cards.
What fimsy things thew wero:
NY Christmas box of hardwood blocks
quite to cards prefer.
There's not breath Of wind that blows
Through window or through door,
But house or yard l built with card
Was blown about the floor.
Such easy work with blocks to build,
but little pains tsko.
Come. johnny, You and Baby too,
Shall SOC what can make.'
The work hcgins.-bloc!1 after block,
Higher aud higher il grows;
She piles and piles, and Johnny smiles,
And baby laughs and crows.
"Tis done - cries Lotto with delight,
IT'S nl''1 to see. as plain, can be,
Block houses do not fall"
The baby's in an ecstasy;
lie shakes his curly locks;
On tiptuc stands with outstretched hands,
And snatch.s ut tho blocks.
With fists and toes he strikes good blows
Who ever know such tun7
To lett and right with all his might
lie sc:ttcrs every one.
Snow there's smash |" says sober John,
The little wisc-head brother
But never mind guess You'll find
That We can build another"
Again the busy fingers work
Again the tower upstands.
1T is we'll done" says sober John,
And Lotto Gaps her hands.
"Ho'd baby fast!" He kicks, no screams,
Was ever such rout!
Mamma comes in: why, what's the din ~
And whats it all about p
She takes the baby in her arms,
And round with him she walks,
Now here. now there Mamma, take care,
Don't : ONE to near the blocks.1
All! not at all she hecds the call,
SO loudly baby cries;
Along she dirts her trailing skirts
The tower in ruin lies
Encouraged yet by little John,
Once more will lottie try.
This time" says he, I think that we
May build up strong and high"
But past disaster chAls her hope:
The tears dim lottie's sight
Hor fingers shake ;eshe 8cares IN make
Ono block to stand Alright I :.
leaning tower, and all awry,
Too loosely piled tho walls
lis scarcely more THAI raised, before
1t tottcrs, shakes, and falls.
o Johnny! we no more will build
It does not last a minute"
bhe wipes her eyes. but Johnny tries
10 find some reason in il.
His elbows rest upon his knees =
Both hands support both cheeks;
HIS eye he cocks upon the blocks,
And thus his MUD no speaks:
To build block houses blocks were made
That to my mind is plain
But many ono esteems it fun
To knock them down again.
Block house to build by fingers skilled
a first-rate play is reckoned;
But If ono burst not smash the first,
Ho could not build the second.
There's many . slip 'twixt cup and lip;'
I've heard old folks declare it:
And ups and downs all labor crowns:
Wen laugh, and learn to bear it,"
Our Young F0lks..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
The Wheat Field Of America
Healthful Climate, Free Homes,
Good Markets,

THE NOR FHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
offers for sale Lands in Central and Western
Minnesota. embracing: l. Tho host OF wheat
Land: z Excellent Timber for tho Mil, the Farm
and the Fire; Rich Prairie Pastuzass and Natural
Meadow, watered BY cloar Lakes and running
strcamsin healthful Climate. Asre Fsrsr sad Ass1
xskno,en
(srniu can be shipped hence BY lake to market q
cheap}y as from Eastern Iowa OF Central Minoia
Cars now through these lands from Lake S0pofos
to Dakota Price Of lard close to trask $40 to
Per acre; further away S2to to &4oe! Eeye1 Ye9Is,
Ronds, now selling at received for lasd Ct olo
No other unocupied lands present such adva1fagol
to settlerr.
SOLDIERS under tie New Law (Mazch, lszs) ev(
l6o acres FREE. near the railroad. BY oae and to-
years. residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East "a
purchasers of Railroad Lands, and to Gsetlss, q
Government Homesteads. Purchases, their wiv:s
and children carried free over the Mosthse.
Pacific Road. Now IL the time foe Sstalsgs and Cole
mics to get Railroad Lands and 0ovsennsat Hous'
steads close to the track.
send for Pamphlet containing full infornatioa,
map and copy Of Now Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL. MIMI,
OR IS FIFTH AVENUE cor nh st., NEW YORK.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

NEGLECTED CoUG11s AND C21,Ds.-Fc:y
arc aware Of the impoit nee OF c., >,g y
Cough Or "Common Co:,l.'i i, it. first stage :
that whi;l' in the begun in: N;.u'L yi"ld IT,
BnowN's BRONCHIAL Tr@rnrs.' il ,:rsIr,t>A,
often works upon the l.,ln"S C>u'.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
Tho 6 Peas.ful" PILGRIMS.

6raco OF sinners, for thoir souls salvation.
,,, Were sent IN penance to Loretto's shrine'
" ne footsoro pilgrims from every nation
f1ockod wcariiy to appease the wrath di.
f'lty long miles had these sad rogues te
With something In their shoes much xors,
than gravel: "'">
The had "rde s poss into S .oc.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

CUTLER's Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam doubtless tho best Cough Medicine in
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
THE weekly
WISCONSIN, +!
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Only One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per Year.
LARGE EIGHT PACE PAPER.
nest, Cheapest and Elu ndsomest
Weekly Paper In the we.t.
Address
CRAMER, AlKENS & CRAMER.
MILWAUKEE,

DR.. Cox's Hive Group eyfep has
been known and used by the medical profession
over 100 years, and as a remedy for Colds and
Coughs las M older and better reputation than
any other Cough medicine ever offered TO the
Squills. and formula may bc found in every
medical dispcnsatory.
DR.. GSansol1's Hive syrup and
live Syrup. contains Balsam 81 Tolu, decoctiono Of
Skunk Cabbage Root and L0belia, . combination
that must commend it to every one ~ . superior
Asthma, Brenchitis, CoSxss nd
Colds, indeed for NIL affections Of the Throat
and Lungs where Cough Medicine ie necessary.
This Syrup IL Carefully PREPARED
under the personal direction Of regular Phyd-
clan OF over twenty years practice, whose sigma
turc is attached to the directions ON the bottle.
Hts taste II very pleasant and children
like 1t.
Every family should keep 1t % . ready
remedy for Group, Colds, etc.. among the
d. RANSOM, So' & Co.. Propr's, Buffalo, N. r.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

IHE Elmwood Collar is decidedly the
pest over worn. Every one that tries 1t likes
II and will wear no other.-Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

TIC Quickest Tf0MS'AtIantic VOyage.
The New York agent of the "White
Star Line " of steamers claims that the
steamer Baltic, of his line, on her last
voyage out to England, made the
quickest trip Oh record across the At.
lantic. Her time between Sandy Hook
and Queenstown was Z days, 20 hours
and minutes. Previously the short.
est voyage was one made by the City
Of Brussels, of the Inman Line, in De.
cember, 1869, in Z days, 20 hours and
10 minutes. The difference is Just one
minute in favor of the Baltic, but as
the chances are that this may as likely
be difference in watches rs in speed,
the two vessels seem quite equally
matched.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
One Of the Holiday Amusements of Lon.
don.

The holiday amusements of London
are peculiar. On Christmas day there
was swimming match in the Serpen.
tine, for which there were twenty-one
entries. The~distance was 100 Yards.
The race throughout was an exceeding
ly good one, although several of the
good swimmers we're unable to 20 the
distance, owing to the numbing effects
OF the cold water. One veteran bather
who was prcsent-a hale old gentle
man, eighty years of age-has been in
the habit of bathing every morning,
winter and summer, since the com
mencement of the present century.
After the race was over the competitors
assembled round one of the seats on the
banks and drank rum and milk. The
s. Health of the Queen" and other loyal
tOastS were given.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

Llszr has refused to help the project
OF raising in Vienna q monument to
Beethoven.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

A LADY writes: 81 never knew any
ono to speak disparaginSly of" The Queens
Toilet tor the Complexion, who had given it
fair trial. Everybody likes it, Com.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

&7D ~ EACH wEEK-AGENTS WANT
~ IsVV ED. business legitimate. Partic1
drs free J, WORTH, st. Louis. no. Box st9,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
REWARD

Any ESTATE IN GEUNI,NY
j. F. FRUEAUFF,
Attorney at LAW. Cnlumhia IannasAos IN ID.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06
A NEW CARPET.

ny" CANPETs
CT ahx GHMAS W%oSDER.Ihe New England Carrot
Ing cxpe ,ded much time. talent and moneS TO- may ro
dnee stylish anu durable carpet At low Srico, a.
naSo bT'9shs out carpet which thcy have named
u.t W. t,t W KNOWN a. German Tnses ~, being
soS s q SDeen IN order 70
receipt q T. gents Or dinereat patterns 50 cents
~. NFX EMILIA NJ CAkpET TO-.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-02-06

ample room for milk sack; the udder
we'll forward under the abdomen; the
belly straight, and the brisket not
dropping; the whole form such that the
COW lying down is about US straight as
when standing up. To own q herd of
twenty such COWS is better than going
to the Legislature.
DISEASES OF DAIRY COWS
DIR. w. Horne, V. S., of GAINESVILLE.
read paper on diseases of dairy COWS,
their causes, prevention and treatment.
For animals to be healthy they must
have plenty of fresh air and sun. Their
abodes when housed should be clean.
we'll ventilated and warm, but not too
warm in cold weather. Plenty of good
food and pure water are also essential.
Having spoken generally of matters
pertaining to health, lie proceeded to
speak OF the diseases of the COW.
Abortion was first discussed. The
bull was often and enormously blamed
for this disease. It was contagious.
If one cow aborted, others of the herd
were pretty sure to follow. The caus-
es were any disturbance of the cows
tranquility. bad smells arising from
oil;,l or dead carcases, want of light
and fresh air in the cow-house, allow.
ing bulls to be at large and tease herds;
dogs cause abortion by driving and
Worrying tho COWS impure water is q
fruitful cause of it. Disease of the
udder is very common. Administer,
fora large COW, one and !. quarter pounds
Epson salts, two ounces of jamaica
ginger in pint and half of warm wa
ter. Battle the parts with any cooling
lotion three or four times q
day. Abstract all of tho milk
with milk tube, simple instru-
, 1873-12-10

L0u1BTii.LE 4 PORTLAND CANAL.
WASHINGTON. j. t.. Dec, 0.-rl!u Secretary Of
tho THasury to-tlny scut III il.e 5ena!u tcpy to
q former resolution Ut that busy uulloorIling tllo
Louisyi!lo Il rortanl Catsal Az the oaho now
stnn.s, tho lloa1d of Directors are authorized by
tho Legislature Of kontueky, aud ntarl' ready to
u!l!scs, oto.. to tho Unl!od statas. upo' pay
nont lY tao lattor or about 81 ,2.b, ,lC0 for
tho bonds, n:oekH, aud onrront dobts. Illu scc.
setary of tllo Ttfaslry. unlor tho legislation of
Congress-, IL authorized to racoiyo, tranbfor nlld
mako Payments, but that officer having cortain
discretion allnWotl linn, N rosoct to both tino
a,l manner of carrYing out tho provisions OF tho
Inv, lositatoa to aut in Wow OF tho large eum Ut
oeiyoa information Of certain suits at inv lnsti-
tuted by claimants lAeirp Ut daYlHoop) Which ill.,
, 1873-12-10
volvo the tile to tho rory land through which
tho canal rims.

LAND OFFICE REMOVAL.
Tho Land Office ct Tltchfold, Mlna.. las bonn
removed to Lac-qui-parle in that Htato.
PRESIDENT or TIE hENATE rho TEN.
Tho Republican Honhtors hold cnrouH after
tho nd 1ournnent Of the Honhto, continuing all
to,,r aud n half. Aftor general Interchange Of
vlowa, Henntor Carpenter waY doHiEnntnd for
President pro ten. Mr.. Carpunter did not nt-
tend the onucus, but ron,ainod al his soat in tho
Bcnato. Aftor luis aelcctsor, two Of lis friends
separately canle to him md Informed him Of tho
result wlteronpon ho put OIL Ills hat mud coat
and loft tllo chamber.
TILE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
The Democratic Senators held d oaucu8 tlta
afternoon, mud resolved to support Allen G.
Thurman for rrosidcnt Of tho Ho'lhto pro tenn.
It III said tlct Gov. Burbank has aont In lin
resignation aB Executive vi Dakota.
MATRIMONIAL.
Secretary Dofknap will bo married. to Mrs. A..
r. Bowen, Of Cincinnati, at uarolsburg, Ky., On
Thursday, tile It'll inst.
JUDGE nELAHAY nES1uNED.
1lnrk W. Denllay, tile United statch Judge Of
Kausas, hnB tonlored his resignation. Oihcial
charges hnd boon preferred against him that llc
Is a common druukard. Orozler, the present
pro tetnporo Senator from Kansas is illdotHcd to
I'LL thu vacancy.
CoLoNED MEH'H CONVENTION.
4 National Convention Of Cololcd Cisizens aB-
eombled In tho 11al1 of tho House OF Delegates
to-day. Between 200 mud 010 dolcgateH were
plo3eut. Tho call for tho Convention aaks Of
OongresR a Civil Rights bill. II. 3. Elliott was
elcctosi temporary Chairman. and Committee
Oh Credentials waa appointed. Tho Convention
then took rocoAa.
, 1873-12-10

CONDEMNS THE GLAD.
After Cox, followed Judge Lawrence, Of Ohio,
WHO is MI old 1nclnbcr, but who was not men,
her of tho last Congress. Lawrence, In a dull,
proBy, wEltton speech, dwelt upon tho enorEnity
Of the olfenHo Of taking baclt-pay, md OF taking
pay at the Increased rao. lie dill take pay at
tho increased rate from March lust up to
and including August, when it was published in
the newspapers that other Congressman lad re-
fused 1t, wheu, MI idea seeming to strike him,
ho reformed, covering tho excess over tho old
ratio into tho Treasury.
, 1873-12-10
THE AMERICAN NAVY.
6ptelda Disuateh to THs CAlcaao Tribune.

0Ieet1G 0itHa&cH ~ lH6 tHlc1Hh IFtpHnt+
AN APPROXIMATION ny CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, o. G., Dec. 9.-The House Ap.
prop1iation COMMITTEE agreol to-day to report
Tomorrow, IT opportunity offers, tho bill max
ing tue appropriation Of 55,oo0,000. which has
boon asked for by Secretary lobosop. It will
doubtless pass without material opposition.
ACTIVITY III THE NAVY DEPARTMENT..
Notwithstanding tho opinion ol The President,
Which was sout you tonight, the Navy Depart
mcut 10 still busily engaged in preparing for war,
Imperative orders hayo been issued to roudez.
vous our entire available navy At key
West ut otce, and to haston work in
tllo navy-yar;.s Many vessels not entirey
relittel but in tnr b!iapo for service, have bcon
ordered to hey West without further delay. The
t'anuntlalgia, which llus bcen retttiug ut League
lalaul, wuu ordered Of to-day, although hel TO-
pairs aro by no means complete. The Kcarsalgo.
which haa boen out Ut commission fur yoaH ut
Mare Island, waa put in commission to-tlay.
[I0 tho 4tssocf"ied 11tts.1
TIE rnWuA AEn MANHATTAN.
LEWIS, Dol., Dec. 9.-T4o Uniled 6tntes
steamer lowl.aruu, with tue monitor Manhattan
In tow, WoMt to aoI this morning.
THE KEAll5AIuE,
WAsn1soToN, D. g., Lee. ia telegram from
Sun Frnuclhgu inforlnB tho 6ecrotary Of thk
Nary tint tho Kear6argo wont into commission
ut alaro Ibll,Il yesterday.
, 1873-12-10
THE FAMINE IN IOWA.

Contributions for tho Relief OF tho
Osceolit County Sufferers Taken UP
la davenport.
Special i,tsuateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DAyENponr, H., Dec. "a ,nootlng to take
action to ail tho Buiferng lomeBtoadors in
Oseoola County, Iowa. wRs held in this city laEt
night. a committee waB appointed. who will
hayo IN chnrgo the work Of gathering and for
wartihg supplies. Hcws conlos uyory 1ay Of Ito
grcat suffering among tho settlers Of Oscs.la
laantity W ot supplios vii b Forwarded DIR from I'll. Ills
city. hlany contributions weao received to-
, 1873-12-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. a-stea'aships Maine ard
Calodollia, from New York, hsyu arliYel Out.
New Yong, Dec. .-Arriyed-ScnIlEhip Wy
outiug a1,u ,iaulluttan. from Liverpool.
Albo, bteancr CITY Ut uruB8os, from LIVER
pool
Moyl11.r, Dec. 0.-SscnnlsAip Australia, from
Now Yurk, l,,ln arrived.
NEw YoAn Dec. D,-Ayriyod, steamship huc-
slA, from Liverpool.
, 1873-12-10


New YoHx. Dec. 9.-IAo Tribune tu-m,lrov
will publish Il latter from Havana, dated Dec. 1.
iii which it il stated that tho popular opinion
excited by tho Spanish aI7,cos from tho United
Statcs at ono time rcacAnd fever heat, but ia
now hubsiding. On tho strootB and among
tho Volunteers and lowor o1dor OF snaniards
there wore threats Of violeuco, and at one point
g mob hnd actually concluded to destroy tho
TirSinius but wcro 1nhuaded thercifori b7 tlae
nctlou of thoir officers. Thore ia no QucBtion
hut tllet all tho Hpan1ards OH tho island
aud woul1 not do 1t il they wcro not absolutely
co,.1pelicd. BY those who ptefer war to sur.
render Of tho vessel, there arn threats of burn.
Ing or scuttng 1t. 60seruua hnyo those threah
bocn 70 nAricd, that the guard Oh the VirStniu3.
Wllc continues TO lay at tho nayy~yard, has boon
doubled aud other extsa precautions takon.
Tho oiice,B uf tho navy
kEEILY FEEL THEIR HUMILIATION
in tho return Ut .he YrSinius, as,a it las bcep
proclaimed iii the newspapers that II thu yosaaf
III gwen up oil tho oi!icsrs of tho TOR.
rado Will rcsign pll grades, honora,
aud decorations, aud reslro from thu
SERVICE allu that many Of the officers III othot
war Vessels will do tho pamo. Such has been
the tono since tho announcement Of the do.
| 1nauds Of tho Unitoa Sta.cs.
MAr7Ei,H ARE NOW GROWING Qu1ErER,
!! and, Hllo tlo Gogged intention Ut the Span
lards htl exists, asiu tllcro nay bo Bomo tfouDla
| at tho time OF tho surrender, tho Government
wll tako sueh precautions nn 1t cau to ieHBon tho
| danger.
Tie fund for testimonial to tha officers Of
the Tornado has reached ~, ,2OU, and is rccot1iuf
| only yery vlight additions.
, 1873-12-10
Everything In a Fair Way for
AmfcabIe Settlement.
The House Committee Agree
to q Naval Appropria-
tion Of $5,000,000.
Scenes in HAVANA on Recent OF
thu NcWs Of the Protocol,
Notes from the Nayy.Yards.
ADV1CES FROM WASHINGTON.
Sptc.uf Dfspokeh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune,


THE rREslDENT CONFIDENT or rEAcE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 9.-Iho President,
In conrcraa.ion to-day with number Of promi-
ilent gcutomon, Haa at pnina to o1pross lis on
tire confidence In tLa speedy Hottcmont Of the
Virginilu caso in manner which would be on
tlrely satisfactory to our own people and highly
honorable to boil. nations. The tcnor Of his ro~
marks was that rocout adyioca aro such as ia
lead 10 tho opiuion ho had expressed. uo naidt
tlnally quito ctnpllatically, aud III i to bum up:
u Gentlemen, there will hc no wnr."
ITO tdt Assoc;atcd |'resx.1
CAnlNEr MEETlNu.
WAanINdToH. d. t.. Der. 0.-rho Cabinet to-
day ma mol III session moro tliau nj, lt,ue. AL
tho ,nembelB woro present cxcopt tho Secretary
OF Wur. No new features were prosecuted con-
corning our relations With Span. Tonight 1t
~ saiu on high authority, that everything is bo-
ltoved to ha III 1asr way VI Recommendation.
UIIS1oH or SECRETARY AogEsoN.
WAstrIsaToS, Dec. 9.-Thc Secretary Of tia
Nary, waen bcforo tho Committee OIL Appropria.
tions to-day, Baid thai lie did not think ti,ora
would he Il war botwoon tho United States and
Spain, although it was necosAary TO strengthen
tho navy III tho bost 'n,nns OF preserving peace,
aud protect American interests.