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WASHINGTON.

WAsuENarOS, February 1.-The House
Committee OIL Appropriations has agreed
to appropriate S3OOO,OOO for the judi
ciary, and on Monday to hear u repro
sCntation Of the bank note companies and
Of the Treasury Department. on the sub
jCGt Of government printing.
The Ways aud Means Committee, nt The
conclusion Of long session to-day oil
the taxation and revenue question, had
M open session, when VIM. G. Tenney
was further examined regarding the Ger.
tiIicatcs OF deposit issued by Jay Cooke
4 Go. in favor OF John l.. Schumacher
NOthingnGw was ELECTED.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has
appointed Alex. II. Burley as receiver
OF the Cook County National Bank, Chi.
cagO.
TARIFF BILL IN THE COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Ways and Means
considered the tariff question today and
took various notes, which developed the
fact That ten and coffee will not be taxed
as nnindependent proposition, but will be
II some Of the other articles now free arc
included with them. So such n tax OIL
ten and coffee is conditional. A minority
Of the committee opposed to any new
tariITbill, but there seems TO DO no doubj
that bill will he reported probably by
Monday next. The Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue will to-day or tomorrow
appear before the committee to explaiI
~ to what additional taxes may bG i'm
posed on articles connected with his bu
rGnu.
There are At least 1000 people in and
Immediately surrounding the Hall o.
tho House and the lObbiCs running around
the galleries are crowded with porson'
Gndeavoring to obtain admission, which
is nttcrly,impossible. The attendance Il
the largest this winter Perfect order
prevails. Tho floor Of the House present'
pretty much the usual appearance. a
number Of It's clerks, ex.membcra, anC
others entitled to the floor, are In tht
outer circle OF seats, among whom nr'
lseverdy johnson and Vice President
Wilson.
TIC House Committee on Naval Affair
has decided that while the testimony
shows that Or. Deattic paid State Senator
Graham Of Virginia Sl,70O to procure
the appointment Of II cadet to tho Nava
Academy, II fails to sustain the ChargC
that Representative Stewart received nny
portion Of the money.
The Senate Committee on Territories
to-day agreed to report md recommend
the passage Of billto create the terrific
rs Of pcmbina out Of the northern hal
Of Dakota.
Tho House Committee on Appropria
tions expect TO report early next week
bill making an appropriation for The
Snndry civil expenses Of the Government
The aggregate amount will be about $22,
00O,0OO.
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THE MUT1LATEp BANK NoTE SENsA.
T1oN.-Ths Controller Of currency has re.
ceiyed specimens OF tho fragments Of mu.
tilated national bank currency, a great
quantity of which was recently found in
a rag shop in west S9th street, New York
city. The Fragments consist Of the por.
tiOns Of the bills bearing the signatures,
and upon examinations; have been
found, without exception, to be portions
Of tho circulating notes Of tho National
spraker Bank Of Canaioharie, N. Y, The
controller Is certain that the fragments
should not have been obtained from his
office, The rules Of the Office require that
all notes sent Tor destruction shall be
cancelled before they are received, and it
Is supposed that the National spraker
Bank cut out the signatures in con.
iormity with these regulations, aud sub
sequently sold the fragments with other
waste paper,
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Personal.

Miss LDA GREELEY and her sister, Miss
Gabrielle, are going to Europe in the
spring, accompanied by Miss Cleveland
TIE last heard Of James Gordon Ben
nett was that he was at Paris en- route Tor
Nice. OF course he was going to be mar
ricd. .--... ..---.-...---.-
DR. IIUdH j GLENN, Of Cal0sa County,
Cal. raised on his farm last year 100000
bushels Of wheat, which amount isstiIlin
his warehouses awaiting shipment This
would load eighteen ships Of 10000 tons,
or 800 cAnal.boatS.
Mus LovlT, Of Springfield, Mass has
forced her husband and three grOwn.up
sons to take board ut nCighbOr's, ia she
finds II impossible to spare time for house
work while the Tiltun.lieecher trial Is
going on. She is slow reader, and gets
up at daylight.
A PENNSYLVANIA tombstone reads
"Joln L., Wilson's wife, Took sick OIL
the 10 Of November with chill her sick.
ness had been tlropsy and lung fever OF
the consumption Died June 4.ls79 her
age is II year . mos & days her youngest
brother had to HANDLE her for ! mos
&24 days and nights"
DoSALDsoN, the Aeronaut, is construct.
ing new balloon, with which he will
make an ascension from brooklyn on
Washington's birthday. II istu be thirty.
six feet In diameter, with II capacity Of
twenty.iour thousand cubic feet, and i'
intended to carry three persons.
TIE vinegary Nilsson insisted on hav.
ing Faure play Faust with her, instead Of
GNilhatd, whoplOyctl itwltl Patti, broke
several chairs, some valuable porcelain
stubbed her pretty plcbian Toe, slapped
the managers face, and finally got her
wish by going to the Minister Of the In
terror and cuaxihg him to issue all official
order to that effect.
EVERY now and then We have rumors
oithe approaching marriage Of DisrnCli.
II has now been two years since Hughen'
den Manor has been without mistress;
but the wife its owner lost can never be
replaced. She WA older than her hns.
band, but he alone can tell how much her
counsel and advice were to him. John
Stewart Mill denied God and worshppcd
his wife, and acknowledged his indebted
ness to her in terms weakly extrnvOgOnt
and iulsomc. The debt DisrOCli owed to
the wealthy widow Of his friend and col
league, Windham Lewis, the world will
never know. The marriage gave him
pecuniNry independence and settled posi-
tiOn; and one Of his latest novels he de-
dicates to her na "The Perfect wife. "lIe
was then just entering parliamentary
life. He was yonng, rash, ambitious;
admired by half London, aud laughed at
by the other half, Though ali success or
failure, he had such home as few men to
their happiness and mcasureless content
possess. Disraeli IL now sixty, and to
marry again would spoil all the romance
and poetry Of his career,
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sr. LOUIS, February 4.-Late advices
Fort Sill, Indian Territory, are that q
band OF Cheynne Indians recently at.
tackled u Mexican supply train OH The
border Of Now Mexico, killed all tho
train men, numbering ten or fifteen aud
got away with the train, from which it i
supposed they obtained arms, ammuni.
ton and supplies for protraCted raid
Other bands have been stealing horses
from Texas aud II Is believed they have
succeeded in re.crossing the Red river
with three or four hundred animals
The bands under lIowling Wolf Yellow
Horse and the Maumio, are raidinq
arOnnd, and at last accounts were moving
toward the head Of the river. General
Miles has left the Cheyenne agency in pur.
Ruit Of them,
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SALT LAKE Cry, February 4.-Gcorgc
=. Norton was to-day sentenced to one
years imprisonment for shooting DR..
Bredmyer, at Bingham, Utah.
There was n shooting aflray at Sandy
to-day, q brakeman on the Little Cotton.
wood railroad firing three shots at the
conductor without effect.
The Union Pacific train from the Fast
was five hours late to-day.
The Utah Southern trains are running
to RaySon, Utah.
The weather Is pleasant aud large
quantities Of ore are coming down from
the canons. No snow slides have Oc-
CURED recently.
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Democratic side Of the House; and now,
said he, rather than have the resolution
fail, Withdraw it and call for the previous
question on the resolution offered by the
gentleman from New York (Hale),
The previous question was seconded,
Mr., Eldridge asked to have the word
"prevaFicaiOnP stricken out Of the reso.
luton, and the word "eyasion," as used
by the Speaker, substituted for II, but
there were objections made to it by,many
Of the Republican members.
Mr., Cox moved TO lay the resolution
on tho table. Negatived: yeas 50, nays
1877. ..i
HThe resolution offered by Mr., Hale
was then adopted; yeas lGl; nays ~.
Mr., Butler, Of Massachusetts,, who
had sat quietly throughout the whole
proceedings, now rose and asked
leave to make personal explanation.
Unanimous consent was given, and he
proceeded The courtesies and proprieties
Of the occasion seemed to call upon me
to make no observation, although the gen.
tlemen Of the minority were engaged in
hunting up and bringing to the attention
Of the country the various supposed short
Comings and wrong doings Of mine,
under circumstances which prevented
my replying to them, In the language Of
. gentleman Of the minority whom I very
much respect, It did not take very much
courage to do that, ! have been here
now eight years, and have engaged
In debate, perhaps, good deal more
than | ought to have done, and now
call upon all gentlemen who have served
with me during the present Congress and
any who have served with me during any
Of tho eight years have been here, to say
whether In all that time have ever COM
menced u personal attack on any man in
this House, or whether | Ihaye ever stepped
out OF my way 10 say an unkind word
Of single gentleman, unless first attack.
cd. Let him speak, whom have offend
cd. Let this thing be settled Rt once and
for all, have cndeaVored, with studied
courtesy, never to attack, and have also
endCavOred when l have been attacked
never to leave tho man until he was sorry
he did II. Laughter and applause.
Mr.. Speaker blowing to the Chair), 1
have no moro to say.
The Speaker then directed the reading
Of tho resolution, and It having been
read, the SCrgGant.at.Arms escorted
Brown to the area in front OF the Speak
er, all the Democrats being on their feet
and exhibiting great feeling on the OCCa-
sion, while many Of the Republicans were
also standing, and the crowds in the gal.
lcries were Straining their eyes and ears
to witness the unusual incident. Brown
remained standing, with one hand In his
breast and the other, behind his buck,
while the Speaker, In dignilied and SC.
we're tone, administered the censurc Of the
House in the following terms:
Mr., John Young Browns You are or.
raigned at the bar ofthc House, under It's
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Ghe4ntelIiaetreer
Ile Defeat OF MIR. Carpenter.

tine DeAeut VI var NNepcAAcF'
On Wednesday OF this week, the Wis
consin Legislature elected Mr.. Angus
Cameron, Democrat, to succeed MIR.
Matt. II. Carpenter, Republican, in the
U. S. Senate for six years from the 4lh OF
March next The result was brought
about by coalition oi the Democrats
with the boiling Republicans, The defeat
Of Mr.. Carpenter cannot be attributed to
his lack Of mental ability, either on the
hustiDgs or in the Senate Chamber. Few
members Of that body are his equals in
intellectual strength and brilliancy. Ho
is iorcible and eloquent in debate. 1t
was not for incapacity that the recalCi-
trant Republicans Of Wisconsin pledged
certain Of their Legislative candidates hot
to vote for Mr.. Carpenter in ease OF cleo
ton. His defeat is solely attributable to
the fact that his morals have been under
suspicion for three or four years Past,
The people OF thiscountry still believe in
morality, and they are not willing tosanc-
ton the public record OF brilliant man
who dCscends to questionable acts in ques'
tionablo company. Young men who
aspire to bO statesmen may learn whole
some lesson from tho defeat Of Mr.. Car
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Kansas Legislature.

TOPEKA, February 4.-A concurrent
resolution was introduced into the Sem
ute to-day insttuCtihg Senators and re-
Quosting Representatives in Congress to
secure from Congress 10 the AtchiSOn, To-
pcka 4 Santa Fe Railway the right Of
way in the indian Territory to construct a
railroad from the southwestern corner Of
Sumner county down the Arkansas river,
by wny Of MuskUgee, to Fort Smith, Ark.
ttnr 4 100000 for the relief Of settlers in
districts devastated by the drought and
grnsshoppers. The chiefclCrk announced
that Mrs. Bickendyke had thirty car
loads Of provisions In transit to Kansas,
and requested members to report to her
at the Gordon House the amount Of des.
titution In their districts. The announce.
mCnt was received with cheers for Mrs.
llickendyke.
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tntense t,oltl in ilte west.

.ATcntsox, KAN, February 4.-The cold
for the past three days has been intense,
and II i5 feared that much suffering will
be Occasioned throughout the frontier
States. Twenty men we're frozen 10 death
and many others had their limbs frozen
during the severe cold weather in Jan.
nary and the present cold spell IA almost
AZ severe as then. The mean temperature
during the month ofJanuafy was fourteen
degrees, eight degrees colder than the
mean for eleven years previous.
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The Capital Question Passed to
Its Third Reading.

special Dispatch to the IntellIgsncurl
CHARLESTON, February A.
Two balISts were taken in joint session
to-day. The frat was the same as yes
tcrday except the Republicans voted
sOlidly for A. w, Campbell.
The last ballot stood Walker 90, Price
Is, Brannon II, Okcy johnson 81, scatter
ing7. A number Of Republicans voted
for johnson.
In the caucus tonight the first ballot
stood; Walker II, Price IS, Brannon 4,
johnson 7, J. d. Hogc s, scattering7.
Second ballot-WalkOr II, Price 10,
Brannon |, Johnson 10, IIoge 0, scatter.
ing u. ...-
Third baIIOt-Walker 20, Price l2,
I'rannon !, Johnson "A, IIoge 8, scatter
ing l3.
Tho Capital bill was ordered to third
reading in the Senate by u vote Of n to 10.
MODOC,
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ChtcAho, February 4.-The Episcopal
Diocesan Convention this evening elected
Rev. DR.. James DeKoven, Bishop Of the
Diocese Of Illinois, by The following vote
Clerical vote, 80 for DeKoven, 81 for
Leeds; Lay vote, 81 for DeK6ven, 90
against, The Bishop elect was born in
Middletown, Connq In 1881. tTO gradnn.
ted at Columbia College in 1851, and the
General Theological Seminary in 1854.
He Is a man Of great Learning, energy and
ability, whose acquaintance with his tleS.
tined work is perfect.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND,

LONDON, February 4.-ThG Directors
Of the Bank Of England made no change
in the discount rate. The bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased 81, $50, 900
during the past week. Tho proportion Of
tho bank reserve to the liability which
last week was so per cent is now 4St per
cent. The bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance to-day was
S4O5,O 600.
AdviCes from Cape Of Good Hopcstate
that FIRE in tho town Of stellenbach
caused the loss of a number Of dwellings
and several lives. #E
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The pipe Zine and Railroad Com.
DnninS.

PITTSBURGH, February 4.--A. Snyder,
Of the Western Pennsylvania Railroad,
yesterday made information before Judge
Stowell charging about forty persons In
the employ Of the Columbia Conduit
Company al Powers Kun with riot. A
warrant was issued and the men were ar.
rested this morning without resistance
and brought to the city. A hearing was
had before Judge Stowcll acting as a Jus.
tice Of the Peace, and resulted In the nc.
cused being held to bail In Sums ranging
from $1,000 10 $4,000 each. The rail-
road men have again removed the pipe
from Powers Run.
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TIE Charleston Is. C.) Nrrso Monday
appears free from. double column adver.
tlsemcnts, display types andcuts and an.
nounces that it will 30 remain. Itsays
thnt this is the system which experience,
in all the great cities, has shown to lie the
iaircst and best. Under its operation the
New York IEond, the Philadelphia
Ledger the Baltimore Sun, and the
Washington Siar have grown to he, by
long odds, the most desirable advertising
mediums in their respective communities
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THERE was uu immense number Of
people in the galleries Of the House OF
Representatives at Washington Yesterday
to listen to the final debate on the Civil
Rights bill. The debate was perhaps the
most exciting that has occurred during
the session, and was marked in some in
stances by much bitterness. John Young
Brown, of Kentucky, denounced Butler,
of MASSACHUSETTS, in language so repre-
hcnsiblc as to call from Mr.. Dawes mo-
tion for his expulsion from the House,
His motion, however, was Withdrawn
and u vote Of censurc prevailing, Mr..
Brown was forthwith arraigncd at the
bar Of the House, and in the presence Of
the vast audience was solcmnly repri-
mandod by tho Speaker Of the House.
After which he nude u proper apology
and returned to his scat.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, February 4.-A Berlin dis.
patch to the Cologne Ga:stte says that
Bismarck IL suffering from nervous ai-
lection. 1t Is rumored that the Prince
intends to retire shortly after his sixtieth
birthday, The GGsCtte does not give en-
tire credit to tho statement.
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WE clip The following from the
Waynesburg Republican,
There is woman in the west end Of
the county who can stand in "a half hush
81 measure and shoulder four bushels Of
wheat in wool sack. She offers to bet
s. that she can throw down any man in
Alcppo township Another woman in
the sane township tackled II two hundred
pound man in church short time since,
in the presence Of u large congregation,
because the man claimed to be uniycr-
salist, and made him beg for mercy,
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SAN FR4ScisCo, February 4. - The
Pacific Mail steamer Costa Rica sailed
to-day at noon for Panama via the Mex.
lean and Central American ports.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
stationary or rising barometer, westerly
winds and warmer, clear weather.
Ex-Governor and Senator Bucking.
ham, Of Connecticut, died at HE home IN
Norwich At midnight.
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CHINA,

SHANGHAI, February 4.-A proclama.
ton has been issued stating that the ques.
tiOn Of tho successor to tho throne is Sot.
tied,
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ITALY.

ROME, February 4.-ThC English and
Americans in Rome gave a banquet to
Garibaldi tonight,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 4.--spccio in the Bank
Of France has increased SS,SsO,000 francs
the past week,
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The Arkansas House passed tho
joint resolution for adjournment dne d,
on tho 10th Of March.
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Dead.

BANGOR, Me, February 4.-Samuel F. |
Hersey, member Of the present Congress
and elected to the next, Is dead.
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The Significance Of the Chignor.

SAYS q writer in WtEYyeJs' Ga5ui: 1.-The REIGN
Of the chignon is over; its glory has departed
. its name is Ichabod. The ladies VIII take
notice accordingly. 1t seems that with this
disappearance romance has come back a
romance before impossible says the writer
The chignon was the open foe Of poetry and
romance, as all artificial things are that have
not III their construction the elements OF
beauty. It was born Of hard era. whore
everything was being re need to the common
place level OF money-naking and the display
of money, al ED tina. Wolld have assured US
that money was 50 omnpotent il could even
purchase the bloom OF beauty ana make it
transferable.
But the long and silky hair itself, in its ns-
tive grace and simplicity, belongs 20 poetry,
is one Of its haunts, indeed, for it loves 20
linger in its pertumed locks and to do homage
to its compelling charm painters have paint
ed it. poets have sung i, the curiou, have
preserved it. till one, locking on . golden
lock of LucreZia Borgia's hair, feels all the
sp!endor the temptation, the luxury, the
crime, OF that Italian age that produced her :;
or, touching sllken lock OF Keats, feels the
sweet nature throbbng with the love and
beauty beyond its power to bear as some
shepherd lad had met the sun-gOd on the
mountain side and died of the glory; or hold
ing dark soft lock Of Eyrons hair, finest
and most lu,trous, sees as if in a vision the
passion and the power that lifted him on
strong wings out OF soil and slime and among
the gods themselves. "OnIya womans hair,
wrote Swift upon a lock OF poor Stella 5, and
the world has ever since reyi ed him Tor a
heartless wretch, never pausiug to think |
whether it was not the very depth of tender
ness and sorrow hooking at Itself As though |
one said. "Only woman's hair nothing |
nothing to you: but once il was all the world |
to me-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- EALED PROPOSALS.
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LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
ONLY 10000 NUMBERs.
LOUISIANA STATE SINGLE NUMREs
LOTTERY
rnpitae Prize. e.o--o-.so-.. $4,000,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
bIncorporated August To lo6oo
CLASS ID.
70 hs DR., Sn in public at New Orleans ss
Saturday March 20 ls1;e
SCHEME.
1860 Tickets Tickets Gully SIC
HALVES QUARTERS AND EIG!iTHs IN PROPORTION.
prize of. .e........e 30 600 is. SO COX
l prize of e-..----.. 10000 is e...-.-... 1ooat
200 prizes of.......--. zoe are..------.-. % coo
200 prizes of--.-------o 90 are.----.---e 10, coo
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten OF the
Der drawing the 10000 prize are S2.10f
approximations of 500 each for the rine
naming units of the ten of the
Der drawing the $40 600 prize 1,eot
$40 Prizes amounting -fT4, 50t
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units of the ten of tn,
numbers drawing the frst2 full prizes will be entitled
to the Il Approximation Prizes For example: Ii
ticket No 1916 draws the $50 600 prize those tickets
numbered 1911, 12i2 1913 Ell l245 1871 1249 1885
and 1850 viii each be entitled $500 If ticket No
81 draws the $4,000 prize those tickets numbered
232 1913 pa, 2}5, - 237 23s. 29 and 240 will each
be entitled to 500
Whole Tickets, 80; Halves, IS, Quarter,
81 so, Ei9hths, 81 l5.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
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Lock box 692 p. @.
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