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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

0om Iieoerrbein, "a. Suli. Die Rogs
a~enernte lit bel ben Gag fir Gag eintretens
Sen beitigen unb bur6brinsenOen @ewits
terresen i'm 9aufe Der lesten Gage nur lpe>
nia aei0roert woroen. &aum mebr ais Die
i6dlite ber 6elber lit a6semdbt uno nur iebr
rpenis fonnte e%insel6euert weroen, oa es
nur on srpei Sage leibli6 troden blieb.
Na3 ben beim Mdbal sena6ten Grfabruns
gen miro Die 6ru9t quantitatiu ni6t 10 be-
beuteno iein, ais man uor a6t Sagen err
boiit. 3uDem iino Die 6orner BON Wals
ier9olien bermaBen bur6orungel, oaB Die
Sualit1t audi ni6t befriepigen wiro. Der
Wei,eni6nitt lpiro, wenn IS n!r eintge
Gage troden uno warm wirb, Dem Gog9en
aui benz Su6e folsen, 10 baB Die 9lrbeitss
frdite iber Die WiaBen III 9lnipru6 senons
men weroen. Der 0aier bat iein i6OneS
Nnieben bebalten, ieoo9 bat li9 an pielert
Stelen Die gu iippig emporsewa6iene 6ru6t
bur6 Die beitisen Gesensiiie gele9t. Die
Seuernte bat ii6 bur6 Die anbaltenoe Ndiie
binii1tli6 Der Sualitdt Su elmer Der i6leds
ielten ieit uielen Sabren 9eltaItet. Sas in
Der lebten i3eit 9emabte uno taurh troten
einseiu9rcne 9eu lit gum 6utter nur NIT
Gorli9t gu gebrau6en. 2userne &leeben
bat 1000 BIO. Grasbeu aber nnr 1000
Yfo. per Morsen segeben. Oas Filiiten
oes 6la9ieS %tonnte, Oa Die aeder pielfa6
inter Walier lteben, nnr sur 0dlfte beens
blot weroen. NaS Die Sartofieln b%etrifft,
10 bat ii9 ais notbwenbise 6Olse Der an.
baltenben Ndiie iOwobl an Der 6ribs als
Spdtiorte Die &rantbeit einseiteat, 10 oab,
wsnn nidt ebeltens Elm llmi6las Der @its
teruns s%intritt, S6Iimmes gu befiir6ten
itebt. Die S%eiieruns I'M 6ru6tsel6dite
madte i'm 9alfe Der @o6e, mas gSeiSen
unO &ossen betriiit, beoeutenoe, nod tilrss
lid faum seabnte 6orti9ritte. Der Be
JUDI Der MGrtte mar tart, uno biel.en li9
Serfaufer i'm ansebot suriitbalteno. Sei
@ei,en namentli9 ma Die Stimmuns iebr
aufssrest, uno sinsen bic 6oroerunsen ses
gen bic lette Notiruns pole 2 10. bOber,
wosu flott gebanoelt wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
Vraufret6.

Der sroBs Gei6 bes Soulosner @eb0l.
ses 81 Baris, sewObnIi9 lie grand lac"
(Oer srpBe See) senannt, ipurSe bisber pom
20 Guperbooten uno einem Segeli6iiie
bsiabren. @esenwdrtis wiro auf oemiels
ben Elm Sampfboot einseridtet. Sasielbe
lit IL SUB lang, bat bret Yferosfraite uno
fam Is Eerionen al 0oro nebmen. SIS
bat cine S6raube nad neler grt, beren
Griinoer, Serr Sleuret, bpfit, ben Ser
6rau6 oes SrennmaterialS II n plinosltens
Gin Siertel bes semObnli6cn SeOarieS bers
ab;uminoern. Die Wtai6ine wiegt 1872
uuo Der SumpifelisI 740 Ffuno. Der
Sampier miro SponSig WIinuten 9ebrau'
den nm ben grand lac" 81 umfabren, mn
iol9li6 ale babe Stunos cine 6abrt ma
den tOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
g (eiteu.

Nie Die breslauer Sldtier beridten, lit
ieit einisen Sasen auf BEN StraBen Der ges
nannten Staot uno in beren uG6iter llms
sebuns cine eisentbimlide Gri6einuna be-
merfbar. Gs iiub ndmli6 iiberau cine
Dirt GROCER, i9warSer Imeiicn, NIT %aufials
leno itarfem !Sinterf6rper, iidtbar, Die
tbeils uerein,elt, tbeils in sausen Srupps,
auf Den 6abrwegen, BEN Srottoirs uno
Tldten Ser Stapt umberlauisu. So9ar
in ben Sduiern unb @obnltuben MAIDEN
ii6 biele Sniecten bemerfbar. SIM GU
iammenbans nit Der sei6iIoerten Gri9eis
nuns itano oas plosli6e Seruortreten feuds
ter Eunfte, wie uon groBen Ge9entropfeu
berriibreno, bic ii9 auf Dem SrottOir uno
Dem Strabenpfiaiter seisten. Sa lid Saus
ienoe jener sroBen ameiien uuf Der Gros
nieoer9elaiien batten, 10 fonnte man faum
einen S6ritt tbun, obne etlide bieier Sn'
iecten gu sertreteu. 9to6 am ipdten abeno,
ais Die Sniecteu wisSer peri6wunoen ma:
rem, Seisten ii9 Die 6leden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
StaIten.

&om, 26. Suli. Na6 Ser GlBeren
Sberfld6e su beurtbeilen, miiBte ii6 unlere
Golitif in Der poafommeniten &ube befins
ben.' Miin9betti, Bisconti uno Hicotti iino
in Mailano mitten unter ibreu @etreuer
unb planen bereits Die Champagne fir Die
nd6ite Sieunssperiooe Der &ammer. Gor
allem brau6t Mtingbetti inter alien llm>
itdnoen @eIo, uiel @elo, iebr uiel @elo,
benn bas seraubte, auf ;,pet Miliaroen see
idGbte &ir6engut bat nur 500 OtiQionen
eingebradt uno eS lit tein Genteiimo bapon
ii6rig! OeSbalb seoentt man nun Die 9lns
nerion Der miloen (Vaiens) Stiftungsn si
uollsieben, wosesen ii6 aber namentli6 in
Noroitalieu uno swar in specie su Ntat=
Lamb cine ~beoeutenbe Sppoiition erbeben
wirb, Die I'M Seine III uerni6ten, Der 3ruef
Ser 9teiie Minsbettis uno isiner Golegen
bortbin lit. Sieie miIoen Stiftun9en
(glinbenbduier Soipitdler, @aiiens uuo
NrmenbGuier ,c.) belieen elm grunbperz
mOgen pom spolfbunoert Miuionsn; Bass
ieIbe ioa nun p%ertauft uno Die srpropriirten
Stifmngen NIT Gentenbriefen Der v~conios
THIRTEEN &ente" entl6doi9t perben. @enn
man nun aber, wie man Der Gesierung
i9on seratben, has S6ulbbu6 bes y9e:
eisnsten" Stalien" pernidtet, ober ii6 Ser
italienii6e Staate bancroft ertlGrt? Soer
wenn man aud mir bic 6ente pom 5 aui
3 Yrocent reoucirt? $50 bleibt hann bas
@elo Der Mittwen uno @aiien? Sas
9lQeS wiro frei!i6 bas fauti9utartise @e>
piiien unierer Minilter penis ir%ritiren:
apres nous lie delugel Sas 6auptquartisr
Der Sppoiition lit iett in Sicilien uno
etablirt cine Gnquete fiir ii9 sum Sdrefen
auer Senatoren, Oh Der Su erlpartenoen Gnts
biaunsen; uno Elm fu6sfeuerrotbeS sci,
niiterium nit garibaloi, als Brdiipeuten
miro uiellei6t balo ni6t mebr gu Ben I'm
wabrl6einli6teiten 9eboren. Iu6 Treu.
zen, Dem Die 3ulammenfunft in Seneoi9
spii6en Tictor emmanuel uno Srans So:
iepb wenig bebagt, lit nidt untbdtis, Jon:
bern namentli9 in Sicilien uno Galabrien
on Der arbeit; Serr .. &euoel reiit bon
Gom mad glneona, pon ba mad Bari, oanr
na9 Neapel II. /. 10. unb lit fortpdbrenr
unteruegs, pdbreno ale feline anoeren Sol:
legien Terien balten. @ottes 3ulaiIunl
f6nnte uns wobl nod cine gaian; Yis:
marf. @ambettas @aribalbi suienDen I'm
nod einmal lie gu l%traien, Die aus ben
Sabre 1870 9ti6ts lernen pouten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

Die ii 1873 iertig9elteDte Serbres
6eritatiltit entbdlt mieoerum ie6r beber,is
0enSwertbe Aufi6liiiie. Seit uier;ebn Sab
reu lit 1872 oaS iru6tbarlte al Serbre6en
9eweien, unb 1878 bat ibm ni6tS na6gce
0e6en. Son 4069 Gn9etlagten wuroen 20
Eroceut irei9eipro9en, uno elm Se9ltel
perielbsn gsborte Dem Ssinepepartement al
Na9 oielem folgen llnterleines, Gbonemiins
pungens, GlrOhoes uno Jboneoeparment,
allo genau oieienigen, welde al Der Spite
Ser mooernen Civilization uno 9luftldrun9
ltebeu. Oas Hbousoepartement sdblt
,wan;is anseflaste auf loo, 900, pdbreno
Die Separtsments Der Sbers uno Iieoerpps
renGen nur 10 auf l00, 900 aufweilen.
Oaiiir limb lie audi Sanptiiee Ses ibrets
li6lten llltramontaniSmuS, uno belisen
sablrsibe @aIiabrtsortsr. Die itabtii9e
SspSlferuns itelt % Serbreber aui 100, :
900, Die lGnoli6e uur 10. 9Sie INNER, 10
maren audi 1878 bic msiiten ~freiseipro9enen
Serbre6er ioI6e, bic iid sesen 9erIomen
perSan9en batten. Sir Serbre6en 9eSen
pas GiSentbum base9en seiscu ii6 Die
S6wnrseri6te slei6 unerbittll9. Oielel'
ben gel9wornen, wel6e eben elmer 6ral
unS oeren 9ie6baber, wel9e nit fGlteltel
llebsrle9ung ben Gbmann Der ~erlteren er'
mOroet, milssrnOe llmltdnoe sugcbiuigt, I'M
10 oieism iauberen Gnare baS yeben 81
retteu, lpra6cn obne Saucem baS poll'
S1uloi9 iiber ben beoaueruswilroi9lten Del
Oiebe aus. 0aS lie9t nun einmal in DC,
yliberalen" Wioral. Neutrality-suspicious.
9e9en &iuoer fdmen 1873 7sS uno 1877.
$50 nor; Die Sermebuans 1T l3redeaerre
geno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

Der Yrins uon SoinpilIe bate
oieier Gage beinabe bas Sdidlal ieines
dltelten Srubers, oes Sersoss pom Srlss
ans, sebabt. Gta9 Der Sisuus Der Natirs
matchmaking bate er einen Slater ses
nommen, UNI mad Dem gabnbofe gu fab
rem. Sn Der Gue on Geieruoire brad bic
Oei9iel beielben unb bas eri9redte Yfero
sins our6. Sin llnslid eri6ien unpsrs
meioli6, als auf Dem SouIeuarb be Ia &eine
elm arbeiter oas Yfero am &opf ersrifi u.
es gum Steben bra6te. Der Bring, Der
feline &aItbliitisteit ni6t uerIor, ities rubis
aug benz @asen unb besab ii9 gu SUB
mad benz Giienbabnbofe, nabbem er ieis
mem Setter cine geIobnuns in Die 9ano
9eoriidt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
2tNe,t.

Sn Salaeitina iino li3 sur sbpe6sluns
Die Snoen einmal sesenieitis in Die (9aare
setommen. Sin ruiii9er Suoe, Der in
Amerifa oas Siirserre9t uno einises Ser
mOsen erporbeu bate, lie" ii3 in liberia
am See gieneSaretb uieoer, UNI .paielbIt
SanSwirtbi@aft gu treiben unb feline it6 III
eincm elcnpen i3ultanoe beiinOli6en @lau'
benS9enoilen aus ibrer electromagnetic III
bebeu. slniansS i6ien iein Streben einis
gen Griol9 su baben. is nabm aber feline
LANCE 3eit ID 9lnipru@, 10 betten Die 9iab.
biner aue Suoen Se9en i'm aui uno ltedten
ben Neaerer 5 Gage in elm God, miBbaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

beIten i'm uno iasten i'm aug Der StaSt
binaus. Gnoli3 nabm ii6 Der amerifanis
Idle Goniul Der Sa9e at unS lieB bic tirs
tii6e &esieruns auf iein anorinsen BEN
&abbiner iammt neIn 9auptidulbissn ses
fangen nebmen, mas gu einem arsen Suz
multe unter Der seiammten Subenidaft BON
Stberias. @nlaB CAB. Oas tiirtiide @ss
fdnsniB wuroe seitiirmt uno bie s~efansenen
Suben befreit. Die tirfii9en @eridte
tonnten oasesen nidt einidreiten, ba tire
9erinseS oliSeisM annidaft faum binreidte,
oas ameritanii1e Goniulats : gebduSe Dor
einem Qusriffe bes Y0bels gu i9ieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
0ro6tritannten.

Der ensliide Gapitdn @ebb, pelder
ben Canal i9wimmene ~freu,en mill, bat
sur Brobe cine sIei6e Strede I'M Neer,
aberin Der gfdbe Der Riiite, ourdi6wonmmsn.
Gr le9te bic 3wan;is Mteilen ~betrasenbe
entfernuns BON Oouer mad Nepsate in
a6t Stunoen uno iinfunouierSig Dtinuteu
suriid. Oes i6ledten &etter ,uesen miss
lano bic Grobe im Canal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

lle6er Sic i6meren @ewitter, pon mel
den in ben iiinSiten SGgen wieoernm weite
StrcGen 6eim9eiu1t wuroeu, laufen pon
alert Seiteu Ntittbeiiunsen Gin. Nie aus
0odielO 9ei@rieben miro, wnroe bort an
Sreitag, II. b., Gin iun9er Wtann pom
Bills eri6la9eu, ebenIo in Subbol; ein
a6liG6rigcr &na6e, wel6er i'm Nobnsims
ner ,wii@en ieirer Ntutter uno elmer Na6s
b%arsirau itOno Die beioen 6rauen blieben
unusriebrt. gu Wtiinoelbeim wrrpe Die
alte S9ule IN gl6e 9ele9t.-Sei Sobens
Yuoberg wuroe ebenials ein Snabe pom
ylis eridlasen. -Sn Sudinsen wuroe Elm
iun9er Wteni6 in einem Heubau, worin CT
ais 9anplaser bei6aftiSt mar, Don 9lis
eetroiieu, unN blieb auf Der Stele toot /;
Elm anSerer erbielt nur cine Terletung am
Nrm, wSbreSo Elm britter bepeutenper AM
Sopf bsiddoiSt wuroe. Sn einem auoeren
Sauie belt ein Mutter ibr fleines Sino aui
Dem S6ooB; elm fiir6terIi6sr Slieltrabl
idleuSerts ba5 &leine toot weitab pom
slrme, wGbreno Die Dor S1refen itarre
Muttsr obne gerletuns toot bIisb.-
Isle aus 9fenB gemeloet miro, MURDER,
auf ben Seiebofen swei Ginoer pom
Slite setruiien, sliidli3eupeiie III uner:
bebti6 uerlett. lleber Giien entlloen lid
ebenIaliS ;ur ielben .Seit inter beitiser
&~esen9dhcn itarte @ewitter. Der 0te9sr
bat laut Der vGii. 5ts." beionSerS aui oer
6elbem ar0e Serbeeun9en anscriGtet unS
lieot bQs 0etreioe OIL pieleu Stellen Qan,
bamic6er. Ser Slib trai IN Der @eSenS
Don 6etnpi9 einen mann, wel6er unite,
einem Saume iibenS feline Gieiie rnu6te II
iofort 9ct6otet wuroe. SIN Mteneiea wur
De cine S@eune entSiinbet, wel1e gGnSlid
nieoerbramte. = 9Sir erpGbnteu bereits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
Shwcis. q

Die Ssui6redcnplase lit in Ben letten
Sagen, au6er i'm Sinoener 9anbe, aud ant
Sieler See bei Tinel, auisetreten. Oort
lit man idon tauieno Mtann bod sur @ers
tilsung oes llnseSieicrS ausseriift, ieoo6
obne b%eionoeren Grfols. Oils liberties
Mittel sur Serni6tuns Der Srut wiro bort
MISUNDERSTANDING oes san;en gebiets ans
aerdtbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
Ccjtcrrei@s

Die Observation-Disclosures riinn's BADEN am
%. Suli bic 9lrbeit in mebreren 5abrifen
wisosr auisenommen. NieieIben baben ibre
aWf Nuiltsauns emes 9tormaltariis seri9:
tete 6orperuns a%uiseseben, oasesem iino in
benienisen 6abrifen, in wel6en bisber ses
rinsere gObne sesablt wurosn, anibeiierans
gen gewGbrt poroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

baB in Der Ndbe bes Oorfes ,'Sa9sn (bei
60ln) Der gIit in einen Staa i6lug II. brei
Bferbe tObtete. Der 6ne6t, Der i'm Stals
l9lief, %erlitt, pie es BON anberer Settle 9e>
melOet wiro, ni&t bic sertnsite Bei6dois
suns. i3miiden Neunbof unb Gilt fubr
Der Slis in einen 6ru9ti9ober in lebtsrsm
Orte entuur3elte oerielbe einsn itarfen
Baum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

&Oln, 10. Suli. Sroe Der uielen uno
i6meren @eDitter, wel1e mir i'm 0aufe
oieies Monats i6on su not,ren batten, lit
Die 9uit nod fortwdbreno NIT gleftrisitdt
angeiiQt, Die ii6 balo bier balb bort iiber
Stdote uuo Sluren nit unSepObnli6er
Seftisteit, NIT @oltenbrii6en, Plaeresen
uno Saseli6lag entlaoet. 90 9insen Dor:
aeitern uno bier wieoer mebrere anbaltenoe
@epitter nieber. 9lm Samitas 0tadmit.
taa wursen BEL einem gepitter in Deus
,rpsi 9eute aui Der StraBe uOn eimcm Sliss
ltrabl gu Sooen seltrett, Der oaraus on Ell
ner Sappel in Die SDbe fubr. pon bielcr
mebrere gleite abldlug, 81 elmer anoeren in
Der Ndbe itebenpen Fappel iibsrlprang uno,
nadoem er aid an oiel er leine Spuren gu;
riit0ela6en,' in BEN goosn perl9wano.
Die beioen 0eute tamien 6alo pieoer 81 lid.
I'm Sielelbe .3eit iubr sin elettrii6er 6uute
on Dem Slieableiter Der Sriuitatisfir9e am
%6el,enSraben berab in Die Groe. geltern
am Nbeno sesen s llbr sog bon Seue bers
iiber cine ~tief9ebenoe auis uno nieberwos
senOe Woltenmail lie iiber I'M ere Staet Der,
Die @emiitber uieler %unierer 0titbir9er nit
9lnsit unb S9reden ~erfiasno. Soiort
usrwanoslte ii9 Der Sag in Na6t, welbe
unauibSrli1 pom sreaen Ylisen erleudtet
wurSs. Sin Strabl fubr in Die Sentilas
ton Ses 3iuiltaiinos nieoer, Obne ieSo9
S6aoer an,uridten. Son Seub aus 9es
leben, bot oaS @oltenmeer, mic es in faii
unmerfli6en Snterualen feline blenoenoen
Slibe entianSte, einen muieitatiiben @n'
bIif. Na6 etua elmer balben Stunoc
bate Die berridenSe itarte 9uitirOmuna
oas 0ep0!t ,pieber ouSeinanoer getrieber
unD rur in Der 6erne leudten ab uro 81
nod Die f%eurigen 3id;ate am Dimmel auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

mol Die Sriisli9feit Der en9lii6en 9er=
beiBungen balo unb paro mieoerum oas
Organ Der BON linn erwedten 8Oltsitimme.
Uprtiesuns fclst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
4 Il $ b.
9cmtj6lano.
RbeinIanb unb WeitfaIen,

Main,, II. Suli. Sn Jolse zines wOls
f~enbrudartisen Resens in bieier Na6t,
woburd elm Sbetl Der SabnbOi6uns Der
9~ubwissbabn in Der @emarfuns Sberins
selbeim wesseriiien woroen mar, entsleilte
elm @iiterSus NIT 9otomotipe uno bret Was
gen. Der 3usfibrer uno elm @asenmars
ter wurben unbeoeuteno perlett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02
Woodruff BeIIigereut.

Victoria Woodhull has a savage card in
the New York Tribune in reference 10 the as
saults upon her character in the Boecher
trial. She says, in conclusion: Ii the parties
To the defense are really as anxious 10 know
The precise character OF Mr.. Tilton's relations
with me as their diligence in hunting and
pumping all of my old employees would seem
TO Indicate, why do they not inquire of me?
assure them that can give some informa-
ton that they will not be liable to get else
where, not only about Mr.. Tllton, but about
some of the rest of the crowd, IL permitted.
Dare they call me? That is the question. Or
are they afraid of the woman whose name
they toss about with so much freedom. while
the name OF or reference to every other
woman connected in any way with the par
ties TO the case is carefully excluded. Have
both sides agreed not TO call me, SO that they
may make whatever use OF my name and In
troduce any testimony they may elect TO
blacken IL, without fear of being contradicted,
ard without giving me an opportunity for
viEdication? Is this the game they are play
ing? II so, IL will not avail them. The great
public, which is by far the more important
jury in this case, is scrutinizing every act of
the trial, rigidly, and II Is suspected, pretty
widely, that l knew more, and perhaps
would tell more facts than are likely TO be
wrong from any of the witnesses who IL is
now understood are TO be put upon the stand.
Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Tilton underestimate
the radical sentiment of the country when
they imagine that any part of their vindica-
ton can come through the odium that they
oowardly attempt 10 put upon me. They are
entirely welcome TO all the capital they can
make by discriminating me a "free- lover"
since the world is beginning To understand
that the difference between my free love and
their abominable enforced lust, which are
the only two alternatives, is as wide as that
between heaven and hell.
Furthermore, il appears that Gen. Tracy
personally has not very strict regard for
the truth. as instance his assertion that Mrs
Stanton denied ever having communicated
the facts TO me, when he ought 10 have
known that the denial she did make was of
the statement made by other parties that she
had so communicated them.
When Napoleon was about TO lead his vast
army into Russia his horse stumbled on the
bank of the river that separated him from
the coveted territory. That campaign was
not only a failure, but il proved his ruin.
When Gen. Tracy opened this campaign lie
stumbled in the arrangement OF his manu-
script. Let him beware the unlucky omen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02

PARLIAMENTARY TACTICS Run MAD
When the democrats first began their nlibus-
tering fight upon the force bill, then the cor
respondents in the reporters gallery caught
the mad lever OF discussing parliamentary
points. One correspondent, a bright, promls
ing young man, who represents one OF the
most prominent journals in the west, became
temporarily insane on the subject. He SAT-
through the continuous session much more
faithfully than did the average member on
the floor. For twenty-nine hours this fai tn
full correspondent hung over the front desk
of the reporters gallery and studied parlia-
mentary law. Every now and then he would
form center Of circle of excited friends,
and then he could be heard saying. eff mo-
ton to reconsider is entered pending a mo-
ton 10 lay upon the table, and the chair
makes ruling from which there was an
appeal taken, and on this the ayes and noes
are demanded, followed by a motion TO lay
on the table, and a motion to adjourn, how
long would il take TO work back TO the first
notion" His hearers broke from him at
this. But he pursued them. He was as
sleepless as steam engine, and he was for
ever looming up on all possible occasions
with the most heartrending OF conundrums.
He remained without sleep some thirty-six
hours nursing his madness, and came out at
the end as fresh as daisy.-"CF." ga PItS6arg
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1CHDAY.
a0NGRl,NSa0NAL
cene'ssson Of rostcrday'. Prooeed,ns>..


SENATE.-Aner our report Closed
Inc revenue I'LL Was debated az ercat
,engtn- MI: sherman, chairman OF the Fi-
Mr. johnson, Mr.. Schurz. and Mr. Thurman
also opposed IL. Mr. Scott, Mr.. Frelinghuy-
sen, and Mr. Morton spoke in favor of the
bill. Mr.. Johnson Offered an amendment
providing that tobacco mann factured before
The passage o. the act shall not be subject TO
the increased excise tax. This amendment
fnent proposing duty OF ten cents per pound
on tea and coffee. This was rejected, by a
vote OF 6 yeas To IS nays. The senate then,
and At l2.e5 a. m. I'D SDurned, after a continu-
Gus session OF twelve hours.
HCCSE.-Aftcr our report Closet
MI. GARFIELD (ohiol, from the committee OF
conference on the legislative bill. reported
lhat the conference had been unable u agree
1hey ad al one time supposed that they hal
agreed, oot they failed aeain on the question
OF the salaries OF the clerks OF the House
"A new conference was finally ordered and
Messrs. Parker Mel, Fort ard Randall were
appointed.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the sundry civil bill, Mr.. Hos
kins IN. " in the chair, and pending its CON-
sideration the Secretary OF the Senate APP
peared and announced the death q. Senator
Buckingham. EulogieS were pronounced nv
Messrs. Starkweather, Kellogg. Wilson
tlowal, Potter. and Hawley (Coun.l. and
then, at 40, the House took recess till so
=. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The House. when il reaSsemblei AZ go
O'Clock, met in Committee OF tins Whole. Mr..
Hoskins IN. " in the chair.
The pending amendment 20 the Sundry
civil bill To admit To the government Hospi-
tai for the Insane all persons who may have
become insane since their entry into the mil
itary or naval service OF the United States.
was adopted.
Mr.. Garfield offered an amendment ammo
priating $1,000 for the Immediate relief OF
me suffering poor of the District of Column
bia: Adopted.
Mr.. Fort (Ill.l moved to amend by insert
ing an appropriation of ~, zoo for the dis
charge OF the debt and the completion OF the
hospital building of the Little Sisters OF the
Poor i'm the city of Washington.
The amendment was ruled out on point of
order.
Mr.. Fort gave notice OF an intention 10
move It's adoption by the House under a SuS-
pension of the rules.
On motion OF Mr.. Waddell, IN. c. the an
preparation OF S.IS5. 900 for the signal service
was increased to S4l5 900. So. coo of which is
To be expended ON the Atlantic coast south OF
Cape Hatteras.
Mr. Potter IN. V offered an amendment to
appropriate 5000 to pay the expenses of the
commissioner appointed by the President to
attend the International Prison Congress.
Adopted.
Mr.. Hale (Me) offered an amendment so
amending section twenty-five of the Revised
Statutes as TO provide that the act requiring
elections To be held for Congressman i'm all
the states on the same day shall not apply TO
states where change OF their constitutions
would be required 10 carry out the provisions
OF the act. Adopted.
THE continuation of last nights proceed
ings Will be found on the first page.
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sF'Oh, for those good old days" signs an
Indiana editor, "when this Office received
enough Patent Office reports 10 keep every
stove red hot from November TO March
hTJame Martin, for having six wives ali
in Lancaster county, Penn, has been sent 20
the penitentiary FOR six months-one month
for each wife.
nFAn eminent foreign physician asserts
that the drinkingOf coffee inVigorates and I'M
proves the sight, and renders unnecessary the
use OF spectacles, while he considers the use
OF chocolate injurious 10 the vision.
eFThe thirty-fouT Yale students who
were arrested for stealing signs, were allow
ed 10 pay fine and be discharged without
coming into the police court. Two Others
were less fortunate, and were fined 80 and
costs In open court.
81 Judge Perrin OF Falmouth, Kentucky.
performed marriage ceremony for Clay
A shton and his sweetheart. A week later
the husband called again. 'sOh, / see" said
the Judge. "you have come after the certih-
cate" "Oh, you don't see" was the reply;
Il haven't come after the certificate. What
1 want is a divorce