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, 1874-09-04

Tint snfc-I1mrGlnry-sGuI Of tho
King ThlovcS-.FStO Nucrot Horvice.
8iecfal DlspaGch 70 Tho Ch{caoo T+4bun.

Tint snfo.nmrRlnFy-sgaI Of tho
Ring Th,ovcs-Fiio sucrot Service.
49, a,sefa! Dtpasoh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
paeo as mado to.oy IN ti'o plaon
~ ~ .eo eo"y al t.'o o.'oota'oa darfing-
~, ~ sA,o,purglary caao' It ia nut nnothor exam.
Wo ot sno olo adago "Ihat whom tho odB
ono Of tho b,,rr]ara. waa tn bo tr,od To-day on,1
tho niur tfioyoa on nn,a -, tl,o lrc,or ~ nv
oraat s,,a sosss e ana a's o. 1no puTg'ar pas on
t,st nasse no" " sa1'ao, tnoy gave IL cut oola'y
Harrington at lnto hour on Saturday night,
Aug, "a. on straw ho;1 wo,,d ho r~oo,.t
and ready for tr;aa1 "'A :in7oo Ptusuns iT,,,,,s
Pnfoys Pnf Hon.oa eponoa nod ,l hts ooast 4 noen
@. Il. Camnhn11 NJ kow yorI 80 W W agnou ny r.
tng that Donto, WA unlnr a nrnfoasona a.us, a.no
in New York, and that he w was suiTerin@ from pn.o
ho would bo sufficiently rocoynrn5 n atan1 troi
Half Of tue words In tho oart1aoa+o nnr sln'
roctly spoiled. wio cnve riac to ',o hnot ..
tho piyelcian was ignorant O Of The the 'trt aps
his patient had. and that '"4o tlo tsin'a mitJn
thing was but anottor to, ~ .uu any,u "4nio 41a
rasoslity OF tho Hing ''0 M !" o,o ousos haro sao
sooma to caro- much w1,oti,cr .nn,,,or nau ae[o r.
prnannutnd or mt hmt 1hor H.. i.,t.,,1 tt ID
tlln0 consprntnra who biro lin ~ ~ ~, tnas sno
shall II, that ia In tho mower nf hIr Is,io si,H
roproaontg tLo Gnvornmont ~ thia caao 1na M1io
rington who viii in all probability ha inaiotai
as ono OF Tie conspirators wra rr"aont; 10y
made apacoh nfonIin~ H. "nPinn T.. t,,. l.n
straw bail. II WIS A' t]jsaayorod II ''tni tha;
bail waY ta1,cn ~ hrt 'oor ~ o1ou 'rIat m'
aovon indictments nontlInr nra,nat @ T. nono ono
ton, and tho Cnmrt femti,nSE;yod nsJa,o oott.
iasuo bonch warrants aoainat lin II, ti,o nti,ore
Benton will thoroforo Gnnhfloas 1,o nrros..I T.,
Now York II found Tiara in tho =, r. ~ ~
is really aiok, On opportunity viii bn givco him
to gyo bail Ia oach Of tho caaoa whic mao ia tn
amount $4,000, which may l,old lin 1o Tho Tio
Grand jury viii contin,o tLoir nvns,,rntia, ~. o
tho aafp-burQlary conRnIraov m MnTfin,. .xI,n,
Gus Zciruth tic Nowark sslnon.konncr VIZ TnI T.
was reprcsonted had oscancd to Fnrn,,a' !" scw
weols aeo. viii In nrnnant ani lt;,,o - at,s' ~"
donco. As DO wis tic frat noreon
eont horo to errauuo lin bnrrgiarv
Nottloslp and several District o1Inials III oyiL'
donco ID al~imnortant Without doubt The hot-
&o.~
, 1874-09-04

As IN illustration Of tho uncertainty OF TIM
grain trado. no cito tranaaotion which, o]oaca
a day or two ago. merchant hero purchased
In Nebraska lot Of wheat, paying 90 oou,a n
hualv. 11o SOLD It horo ut 03h conta Dor bunlol
tho freight, storage, and otl,or o}larooa for
handling amounting to AK conta por bushel,
leaving him % contB per bus}el tor what cost
MN W oonts. Tho cost Of transportation was 90
conts per buahol.
, 1874-09-04
Vhe Grand Lodge OF tho 1. o. OF u. n.
OF Illinois.

Special Dispatch to Ihe CAicaao TribHns.
BLooMlNoroN, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-Iho Grand Lodge
Of tho I. 0. Of g. 4. Of Illinois will bo hold in
Phoenix Hall, in this city. noxt week. Union
Lodge, Of this city, will glvo public reception
to tho oillcora and members Of the Grand Lodge
on Tuesday evening at Phoenix Hall. Tho Rev.
M. Il: Pogson will n,ake tho reception Hpooch,
and Grand Worthy Chiof Tomplar Urlah Copp,
Jr., will roply. AldroAsos will also DO delivorod
by tho RoY. J. Nuuaoll, tho Hon. John $. e.
booski, tho Roy. Joseph Long, from England,
and Mr. j. ". Cummings,
, 1874-09-04

Alarming NJ the Increase OF crlmo aoemB to be
IN thta country, no may conBldor ouraclyeh aa we'll
OF In comnarison with England. The Liverpool
Albton Of Aug. Is contains tho following rocorl
Of crimes which lad happened in that city and
vicinity for tho resk ellding on tho above date I
"Riot, 8; assault, AZ; forgery. 0 highway rob-
bory, 2; murder, 2l' garroting, / burglary, /;
abduction, Il theft, 10; b!ga1lly, 81 cruelty to
auimala. it awindllng, II seduction. II fraud.
, 1874-09-04
CROPS,


CoTFrspoNdtNef o} Tie CK1cdao 1Tit0As.
LAsa1Na, Mich. Sept. 1.-ltho drought, though
not soyero, is affecting tho fruit, potato, and
corn crops in Clinton County. Apples domon-
strata Nowton's philosophy by dropping from tho
trees. Potatoes will be small, but aI abundant
yoar:; they haye boen selling for rs to 80 centa
per b'1Hhol. Farmers aro now cutting corn,
which Ia oarlor tllau usual. WhoNt III townearly
all threshold, and llaa excootlod tho expectations
OF tho most hopeful Granger. But litslo IL 1nar-
kotcd. Mt 81 to Isl 25
, 1874-09-04

4, araon, 1, slnndor Huits. In In addition to
those tl,o Same paper reports broaol-of-pr
oases, and Q auicideg. Buoh record M this la
simply appalling. Twonty-aoyon murdor, IL, one
wooK In ono city Is n wave Of orfmo oompnrol
with which our waves aro moro ripplog.
, 1874-09-04
TIE NEW MICHIGAN CAPITOL.

C6rresroNaellca " IAo Chicago TF71RNe.
1lASs1Na l1lull., Sept. 1.-The ashlar oouFso
Of tho first Rtory OF tho now Capitol will bo con-
pletod by Thursday, aud tho brick work nearly
as far advanced. bixty-ilvo thousand brick arc
being ilelivorod md $4,000 laid por lay. Tho
ornamental carving III confined to tho leyatones
corner oolumns. This story il 30 foot In height,
and will oontaiu Offices md private apartments
for tho various etato ollloora aud bureaus. Up
on tits door is main corridor, extending aosoas
, 1874-09-04
THE new GOLD-FlELD.
Roturn Of Col. Forsyth from The
Black Hills Expedition.
An Interview with Him---His I1n-
preasiona Of the Country.
Order by Gen. Sheridan Relative TO
~ Trespasses on the Sioux
Reservation,

Tho wonderful atortoB about tho bonutifu
BLACK Hills country aud tho valuable gold dig
gings which 1t contains arc confirmed by Col
forsyth, OF Con. Bhoridan'a stnff, who reaohed
ohcsgo yostorday. He. as will be remembered
was with Con. 'Uuseer's expedition, and, havinf
hoon with his own oyoB, what ho Baya can 10 70
hod on. reporter found him last evening, anc
interviewed him to this ofroct:
hoportor-Aro tho reports about tho Dlao1
Hills truo2
| Col Forsyth-Thero Is no doubt that thero /.
. great doal Of gold thoro.
Roportor-What sort Of a country Is It out thai
way2
Col Forsyth-1t ia q Borios Of littlo valleys,
With plenty Of good spring -wator; Ane grass
and limo growth Of Pine timber. It is about as
tno grazing country as hayo ovcr seon.
| Noportor.-Is it oaaily acoosalblo7
+ Col. Forayth-It will bo when Ito qoyoru.
mont opens it mp.
Roportor-Aro there many wnys to got to 1t ?
Col. Forsyth-1horo aro several. Tho best
way, thinl, would bo to 60 through tho Rod
Cloud Agency; but you cannot 80.
Reportar-1t is said q good many have
startod.
Col Forsytf-It is 1niatako. It would bo
impossible for any party to got through thcro
now except strong military force. No party Of
| do It. ~' 0~>'-'
Roportor-Do tho Sioux aoom determined to
koep people at distance?
ooI. ToFayth-Thoy do. They claim tho coun-
Koportor-Do you know whether tho Govorn-
| mont contomplhtcs moving thom or contracting
the bounds Of their torritorry2 :
a., gol' Forsyth do not; havo not hoard any
nepoEtor-Would 1t pay to do It,?
OoL torsyth-1eB; tho opening OF that couu-
, 1874-09-04

follows; fol- rrcailont. Prof. J. II. Thomnaor =.
s9 a9ao n9e1 e. Neosaa eeos9Seients q; r Y nqso q b"
osEalooaa uoldthwato. Of Dos 1toInoSy y'l9 9,S Of
noynola9 of DoonHboro; Recording soorot.r AIM. III,
y. =: ltodgcra, hIarshatttown; CorroHnoniitn; "in
2ecret1ry W 9. II: droeno, Des AloInos ITesa,rnrr
, 1874-09-04
ksufnahE or n leesfuencc.-Tyvo En,nai
CMtltlr0ax Burned Iin

Special Dtspatch to TAs Chicago 1rto,,,e,
EAsT SAGINAW, Mich. Sept. IA sad affair
occurred near tho Town Of Alabnstor, on tho
wess sido OF Saginaw Bay, yesterday, which
throws quito shadow ovor tho community and
SORROW In hohalf Of m afflicted family. On yos-
tofday afternoon Mrs. Sheldon, who lives about
mtioa from Alabaator, loft homo for town, to
purchase fsw Erocerioa TINT woro needed, loav-
With her tho eldest child, boy 3 years Of oee'
"a hor roturn. about o'clock, slo found
nor honso burned to tho ground. Sho
Immediately I'M madc. her loos known,
discovery to tho burnt aud crisn bof,;es of ti,o
babe and noxt youngest child, ahoy hayIng been
unable to eacapo from tho house. Early thiB
morning tho other two children wore found about
hall mile from thu ruins, in tho woods, badly
matohou n and built fre in tho stove, from Which
tho house took fire.
, 1874-09-04

the building from eaat to weat, through tic ro-
tundn undor Tho domo,. and croaaod at right
from tho north 10 r1lo south entrance. Tho ros
ttlnia will no paved with loxagon blocks of
glass, inchaa In tlinnotor and ~ in tho|snosn,
supported by > franc Of iron, into Which oaol
plooo will DO cloao1y t1ttod.
, 1874-09-04

sptcfal Dtanatch TO 1ha clsteauo Tribune.
EtatH, ILL.,, Sept. 0.-Tho fair was largely
attended to-day. ind tomorrow rush Ia OK
peosod to SEQ tho big trot. Several now md fast
horses arrived to-day to trot for tho $1,000
lied with the attendance. Ns@''0
, 1874-09-04

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. IA disputch from
Fort Worth says there wero 100 Indians this sido
Of Jaolaboro Oh Fritny night Inst. Thoy had
back 10 the reservation.
, 1874-09-04
PERSONAL,

aaakatohawau, roaehod this city, oil route for ills
dlocoHe, after an al,sonco Of aixteen months, In
which lie has ra!sod s200, 900 for tho purpose Of
establishing his dtooasan mission, ana oudow-
mont Of lia plahoprlo
, 1874-09-04
ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

L1rrLE TOOK, Ark, ,Bopt. B;--Tho aGlietlalo fo-
ported in tho Convention to-dny ll*oa tlo oootloh
On tic ConHttAtlon and for o'lio5lH U'!4er ~ TOR
tia 18TH lay Of October. From tho ptesont out
look tho Convention will adjourn IN three days.
, 1874-09-04
At ErcDuville. HFsae

MEMPHIS, Sept. IA private dispatch from
4olona says the entire bueinesg portion oi
atoonTi!le, Miss. was destroyed BY Aro lasl
night. Nc particulars.
, 1874-09-04

BnussEIs, Sept. 3.-Dy tho explosion Of tho
coal"mlno at Dour yesterday sovon lives woro
lost. Fivo minors wore rescued, had1v ;nirrad
, 1874-09-04
SPAIN,

LONDON, Sept. $3.50 =. ma dispatch from
Madrid to tho Times aays tho Cabinet crisis con-
hnuos. sonor Cotonor, President of tho Coun-
Gil, porsists in his resignation,
den. Blanco and other leaders, of the Northern
army have accompanied Con. zabala to Matirid.
, 1874-09-04

ktVcr Steamer Burned.
NEW XonK, Sept 3..-Tho loss by tho burning
'of tue atoanor Rvor Belle, laHt night. is placed
hull. 0~ ~ '@'' LUX
, 1874-09-04

Louisiann people cnll tho most matler-of-fao
encounters terrible tragedies. Just rs though
they did ho1 occur daily. For instance, Bell n
noted horse-thiof, wns observod loahng round
and drinking ut Franklin, In. Nobody
.intorfcrcd with him. Every ono know that In m
tlour or no he would steal horse and DO shot
for It. At night ho Hoizod mulo whose judi
nious ownor oaro1ossy lot fly tho oontonts of .
:shot-gun. wheroupon Mr. Boil bowed aud tried
somothing olse. All would hnve goue we'll but
FOR tho appearance OH tho soano Of hostile
!Bherifr With tlon,tnd for Mr.. Doll. Watson,
tho intruder, scattered descriptions of Mr. Bell
mronnd tito noighborhood, and, armed with q shot
gun md necessary documents, started On a, hunt
for tho horBo-tllief. 1Io found tho object Of his
saarch. aud attempted to convey linn to tho
/. earess Magistrato.. Bell merely assaulted him,
tr, tng to seizo the shotgun. Watson stccoodod
In e. xting him down, and. in tho deliberate lan-
Euago OF tho newspaper chronicle, !" hold lin
tEl 10 9nld open Lis knifo. anu cut tho jugular
eoin, aft. " which he stabbed him in tho heart
and shot /. I'm in tho aido." OF course with hiB
tugular sev xrod q knife thrust In hla heart, and
charge Of Lv,ckehot iu his side, n1r. doll garo
up the contest "a too much for him. Aud this
cool buto hery TT a1r antagonist they cali terri
bic tragedy In L'ouis'ana.
, 1874-09-04

, Tho recipe for preserving tho young by a
:. Mboral application Of the rod ia nowhere 40
Faithfully observed as in public institutions. In
This PARTICULAR at any ratio, Scriptural directions
nro followed Whether fatal Consequences Of
iibo1al whipping may bo e1oused On this ground
lis question which ir7oligious juries determine
lin different ways. Should thoro bo any disposI-
lion to regard tho matter In purely civil point
nf view, tho Superintendent OF the New York
Tivo-roinss Industrial School mny And himself
nncomfortably situated botweon tho law and tho
Gospel It appears that ono Of tho inmates Of the
Atals alslshmont, Joseph Vanduosor, aged yoars.
while suffering pain or disorder brought on by
tito injurious fare allowed tho children, commit-
ted au imi1roprioty for which ho VAS severely
thrashed with rattan and then subjected to 4
bath. Owing to inattontion in providing tho
child with clean clothes, ho was kept standing
naked until he receives chill, from tho ctroots
es which he did not recover. He died. It Is
ntatod by phyHicians TINT tho whipping and
neglect together causod Lis death. jury has
boen callod to investigate, mud tho superintond-
Ont may possibly and his system Of enforcing
impoBsibilitiaB unpppu1Al..
, 1874-09-04

Tho Government Of tile great aud good City OF
Boston is very paternal. 1t has appointed itself
censor Of tho morals of its people by prohibiting
plays which might possibly jar upon tho senRi-
bilItes Of class. Now 1t is going topreyentthe
peanut-poddler from earning his living, because
his pcripatetic molo Of dealing Bayes him tho ex-
penso Of store-rent, and thereby placos tho OLE
CANT retailer at o disadvantage. Tho harmless
oostefmonger has trol on the tooa Of tho dainty
store-keoper i'll tho struggle for life. and thoro-
'oro ho must bo incoutinent]y squelched 1t ap-
y, from testimony takon before tho License
Pea 'ttce of tho Boston Common Council. that
1onl'n. >e1dler bus moro than the ologant store
sho pooFl =. Tho woalthy cornor-stand doalor
Keeper TO fea ~.f,ju othor foo to oust linn, md
naS leagaea VII. ,tuaas Of breeding cholera and
monopohzo tue Ill., startling Agures on infant
eudlng to tue already Vi The combination may
mortality. Tho Bpccess ,,.Daddler from tho
socarc the soul of tho peac. MEANWHILE. his
consequences Of intanticido; ,toyment.
body may coiapBo for luck Of oml
Tho Kalamazoo (Alich.) Agricu1tur- eoupty
having arranged for o baby si,ow at tho t.no
fair, Gov. Dngley was called upon to act Oh "
OF tho judgea. Tho Governor rusl,ea into pri.
with reaaons for not accepting. Ho promises ,
that every parent whoso infant did not got pro
MUM would 10 ha political onomy for ifo, bo.
cause evcry human being deserving of that namo
Ia 30 we'll satisfied that L!H her particular infant
In 80 superior to all othors, that Mr. Ilailidays
angelic announcement would have no offoct
in convincing them 10 tho contrary. Moreover,
Gays tho Governor, no man with any bablos Of
his owu can bo fair Judge Of other peoples
babiea. Uo muHr naturally taka Ills own aa Il
STANDARD and Judge others by thom. Gov. Dag
1eyfg bal}er In tho fnirtlCYH Of iu1gcs In baby
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22


pie art, tuie man jest in Yaris Die
BEL Der 8euolution i'm Sulti5palalt uerfobl.
ten &irdcnreSiiter, Die ia bO9it pidtise
Rotisen iiber @eburt, CHE uno Sooesfdlle
%entbalten, wieber lsierlid gu MAIDEN per=
itebt, lit bO9it intereiant. Man nimmt
Die idpars sefOblten Sanoe bebutiam aus
ibrem Sadie, bann miro Der &iifen ooer
mas oapon nod iibris, abgetrennt, Die san=
sc MuIie Der perfoblten Slatter anseieu9=
tet uno bann Der Sibe ausseiest. Sas
Oerounitenoe @oiier bebt bas erte Slatt
berpor unO auf Der i6warSen Settle er=
i6eineu Die gu9itaben in nod tieferem,
sldnsenoen S@warS, Wie Silberblumen
auf ountlem Sammet. Gilisit miro ab=
i6rift genpmmen, oenn oas nd6ite Slatt
bebt ii6 i6on, uno 10 sebt es fort bis Su
gnoe. Nutiirli9 miro oieier proleb bon
pereioeten Seamten belor5t uno na9ber
ais getreue eOpie bei6eini9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22
3uremburger Gazette.

Selieben ibrer 9orseiesten; Die usberblelb-
Iel aber fCmen an Die @rmen. 3ulest er=
I6eint Der Ia6tii6, 8die, SUDDEN, Srau-
ben, IiTs, aepfel unb Sirnen. auber
Dem antteile, Den Die Irmen bieroon be-
famen, erbielten ie nod iiberoieB cine
Suppe, Tleii9. 9fefferbriib uno ieoer ei-
men Ye9er @cin.
Sie Sdmaulerei mubie siemli9 bis an
ben Ibeno oauern, neil i'm Stiftunssbriefe
fcines Ibenoeliens fir Die @dite seoa9t
miro, oa binsesen berielbe ausoriidli9
peroronet, oab oas @elinoe abenbs 6leiid
nit elmer Sriibe uno jeoer nod iiberoieB
10 S6ilinse srbalten iollte.
Nad ssenoister WablSeit wuroe elm fei=
erli6es Geridt iiber Die 6rase sebalten,
oh au9 allies mad Dem @illen oes Stif%
ters pcraritaltet 9ewelen lei, no Sober Oas
&e6t bate, ieine anmertunsen Su MAIDEN.
6emeinisli6 abcr famen oerslei6en ni6t
Dor, neil Die SOli9feit Der @dite feline
Wdn9eI serne iiberlab. Wenn Niemano
aufitano, Der etipas 81 riigen bate, ipra9
Der Se9ant ben @bt unO bas Gonpent
our6 Elm ieierli6es urtbeil BON aller &la=
&c los. 0ie no6malise 0orleiuns Der
Stiftunssurfunoe bei6loB bas 6eit. So=
balo, beibt es BARN, ielbise in einem me-
ientli9en Sbeile perlebt wiirbe, iollte lie
go ipso f%aiiirt lein, uno ale oarauf aufse-
p~ielenen Sonbs Dem ieoerseit lebenoen dl=
teiten @rafen BON &alm anbeimfalen. Sie
bierbei ebenfalls ausoriidli6 porsei9riebe-
ne geremonie mar eben 10 ionoerbar, als
Die sanse anitalt. Ser @raf iollte NAM
lid, mem er Tie einsuSieben seoaate, gu
Yferre on Den @urmlinserbers fommen,
li4 in ben Steigbiiseln in Die Sobe ri6=
ten, uno einen Golbsuloen nit aler Ma6t
iiber ben Sburm Der &loiterfir6e binl6leu=
bern.
Sieie ieltiame Stiftung erbielt ii6 bis
sesen Dos Sabr 1880, mo- Die alsemeine
Hepolution in air9enia6en ibr uno an=
bern dbnliden Snitituten elm Gnoe ma9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22

Start arDeifenoe alte MiQionGre.
Man l6reibt aus Dem Yort Commodore
9anberbilt unb u. z. Stepart baden nur
nod 2 Sabre bis S0.-@eor9e Gam 1T iiber
70, arbeitet setreuli6 fur leine 9roBarti=
gen Sntereien, iuel9e Die Srpood Sant
uno Die s. gpe. Gilenbabn einldlieben.
Moies Saplor 1T fait Is uno gilt fir 10
Miaionen Dollars pertb. Wie es beibt,
bat er cine Dillon in Ietien Der YenniDl=
panien &Oblen 8elelidaft an9ele9t, lit al=
10 obne 3weiisl nit llmii6t tbdti9. Sas
ales lit bemerfensuertb, neil jun9e 2eute
oft Qlauben, i'm Ilter brau9e man, mo-
mentli6 penn man reid lei, ni6ts mebr
Su arbeiten. gae eriol9rei6en @el6dits=
leute arbeiten bis an ibr GnOe IleiBis wei=
ter. Wtan6e lino bur6 GrbI6aft reid 9e=
worben uno mOsen ii6 benz @tiibiSany ooer
Der YerI6wenouns binseben, pomit li9
oenn bas Spri6port bewdbrt Ser Narr
miro balo iein @elo los" Gei6e @e=
idditsleute arbeiten, neil es ibnen sur
sweiten Natur seporoen 1T. &ei6e Saul
lenser babsn mir feline, oa iie ibrsn &ei9-
tbum, lpsnn iie i'm belaben, balo perloren.
Sosar Samss &nOr, Der unseiabr 10
Wlilionen srrei6t baben mub, arbeitst tag.
lid nit Sorsfalt fir iein unssbeurss ger-
mSsen uno beien niibli6e @nlase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22

9n Der Sabres= Convention Der 3ei=
tunssberausseber unb &eoatteure BON
alabama bate iid nur Elm &eoafteur einz
s%sfunben, Der li9 nit Stimmeneinbeit gum
prdIioenten fir bas laufenoe Sabr ere
tpdblte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22

Gin amsge,ei6meter @sronom per.
Ii6ert, oab lpsnn MAJ Die 8liitbe Der &ar=
tofieln nod oeren Yolenoun9 uno Dor Der
Yilouns Der Sru9t abnimmt, Die Sartof=
%Ielernts nm Elm Srittel permebrt wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-22
MeneelD's 6lofem

lGtablirt I'm Sabre 1885,
@lsdsn fur Sirasn, aiabsmisn, 5abriisn &c. pd6e In
eitier @lpdsnsiestrtt In srsetri anjabl ssmatt psretn
fne, ale In aden anesrsn bee eanees suiammtu. Sur ale
@lsdsn wlrs 0aranhis %etlsiaet. Sasfrirte Gatalset
.Rerbtn af gDunia psafrsi s~useaptt zen
.5 o. u. ", %. 81. wesneslp,
i3i gpst drep, y. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-27

proceed to the consideration une centennial Dill.
Mr.. SUMNER said several Senators interested IN
Naval bill Would occupy ali day. lie suggested
mat II IL be taken up be land aside IN I'll after the
morning hour tomorrow THIS suggestion was
accepted and the bill was taken up, but lald over
until that time.
THE ALCOHOL TRAFFIC.
me p 10 provide for the appointment OF COM
mlsslon IN regard to the alcoholic liquor traiic
wss ts * M uR the question being on the amend
MT. BAYARD, (dem.) OF Del, opposed the passage
OF the bill ON the ground that the federal govern
ment would be interfering In matters within the
Mr.. FLANAGAN lrep.) OF Texas, favored the bill
and spoke OF the eyil effects OF Intoxicating
liquors the cause OF the late split betwecp the
North and the South.
Pending The discussion Mr.. THURMAN (dcm.,
moved that the Senate proceed to the considera.
ton OF executive business.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
Mr. WEST from the Committee on Appronrta
tons reported the Army Appropriation bill which
was ordered to lie on the table and be printed.
The BIZ, as reported rom the Senate Commit
ations for the regular supplies and incidental
expenses OF the Quartermaster's Department., ana
Of in snndry otn r sems me clause
ten cents per mile is stricken out and the section
transferring to the Southern Claims Commission
Quarternaster's and Commissary departments Is
also omitted rom the Dill as reported.
Mr. SCOTT, from the Finance Committee. re-
ported, without amendment, the House bill author
izIng the Passaic County National Bank OF Patcr-
son to change Its name to the Second National
Bank OF Paterson.
Mr. UAMLIN, from the Committee on Post Oficcs
and Post Roads, reported. without amendment,
the House bill ior the relief OF II. II. Dutton, Post
master at Cavendsh, VT
MIR. THURMAN's motion to proceed to the con-
sideration Of executive business was adopted, ana
the Senate went into executive session., alter
which the doors were reopened and the Senate
adjourned.