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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-09-03

Mrs. Scott, mother OF C. w. Scott Of Malta
wan, and one OF the earliest settlers OF De-
catur township, died at Mattawan, on Tuesday.
August 21st, at the age Of eighty-four years.
In an other column will be found an abstract
Of the Premium List, Rules snd Regulations,
and other information OF interest to visitors
and exhibitors at the approaching State Fair.
The following persons have been engaged to
teach the Bangor school the coming year,
Principal. Prof. Martin Assistants, Mrs.
Martin and Miss Theresa Martin. Tbs school
opens next Monday.
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adopt this mode OF advertising my business
instead OF employing agents. My object is to
reduce the expense OF the business as much as
possible, so by purchasing Of me you pay no
agent fees You can also save the expense of
delivering the work II you choose besides Won
can select the Marble yourself. and see the sytle
~ It As il will be. SO there is no possible chance
for being deceived or being disappointed.
BY taking this course, there IL a saving of
from twenty to thirty per cent-according To
how far the purchaser comes.
You can readily see that the money I save by
not keepins agents goes to the purchaser in
stead OF the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish WORK
cheaper. That cannot be done, unless done by
Apprentices. L furnish no work of that class
as employ no Apprentices.
NV work aud material cannot be questioned.
go pstronizs home, II YOU can and sava
ruons- ~ 40 doing ara
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Business Notices.
To Grand Rapids and Back
Again,
FREE OF CHARGE

Extraordinary announcement.
II you will buy twenty dollars or more al our
store at any time, We will pay your Fare from
Kalamazoo to Grand Rapids and back. On show
ing us your ticket, which must be trip ticket,
we will return you the cost OF it-S2.50- cash.
AS we have no branch Store in Kalamazoo, we
make this offer to induce every body to come
and buy their clothing OF us in Grand Rapids.
AS we have strictly one price to all, aud have
the largest stock and lowest prices in the state,
you will buy OF us much lower than in Kalama-
zoo and besides Il costs you nothing to come
to Grand Rapids and go back again. Don't
miss this great chance, and as no other store
makes this Offer be careful you come direct to
our Double Store, 104S
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE
3s. 40 d AZ Canal st.. Grand Rapids. Mich
90 TO Comstock Paige X COS for Collars,
Cuffs and Ties.
L. q. GOODRICH. HOMEPATHlC PHYSI-
Il. CLAN, Bloomingdae, Michigan. lO6dmOF
Comstock. Page & Co. sell the Wells cele-
brated custom made Kip and Calf Boots.
For your School Books go to Miss Rhoda
Munger's. All kinds always on hand
A fresh supply OF Ladies French Kid Button
Boots at Comstock Paige Il Compauys.
For Sale.
Two secondhand Parlor Stoves, but little
used and IN good order. A bargain to any per
son wanting good Stove cheap.
I. w. MELcHoR.
Paw Paw, August, 1875. 1865
Buy your childrens Boots and Shoes of
Comstock, Paige q Co.
All accounts. due Us, must be paid by the
25th OF September without fail.
Rooms Il ROUSSEAU.
DOIJ.A RI Lock- those Dollar Goods
II you want bargains III Boots and Shoes.
call at the new store OF Comstock, Paige IL Co.
II you want TO buy Sewing Machine, call
on John W. Emery, Jr. at his rooms, in the
Lyle Block, opposite the LIST National Bank,
and he will show you just the incest, best and
most convenient Machine ever made, and at a
lower price than ever before asked for first
class Machine. 1903
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AUCTIOMEERING +!
FACTS WORTH KNOWING
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!

Every man ought to have business
That business he ought to understand
The merchant, mechanic or the farmer
may employ an assistant or laborer,
and can readily ascertain whether he
has the rieht man in the right place. -
Auctioneerins is business in which
there are few engaged, consequently it
is difiicult.for the public to tell who is
not proficient in the calling. The un
dersigned, who has been engaged in
the business for twenty years offers his
services to the citizens OF Berkeley
county and those within the corporation
of Martinsburg, and claims that he can
sell goods for those who may engage
his services, for Is to 20 per cent. better
prices thar any auctioneer engaged in
the county. Reference can be given to
the best business men in the county and
if they do not corroborate this assertion,
he does not ask to be employed. Will
attend all the courts, and can be en-
ployed to sell all kinds of property of
tered at auction. Prices moderate. -
Post-ofice address. Little Georgetown,
Berkeley Co., w. Va.
l.. S. HOWARD.
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NOEXCUSE FOR BEING SICK

NTO PERSON CAN USE BOSCHEES
IN German Syrup without getting re.
lief and cure. We have the first case of
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet to
hear from that has not been cured. We
have distributed every year for three year
over ESQ, 900 sample bottles by Druggists
in all parts of the United States. No other
Manufacturer or Medicine ever gave their
Preparations such test as this. Go to
Your Druggist, j. L. w. Baker, and get
bottle for rs cents and try it.; two Jose
will relieve you Sample bottles 10 cent
each. Nov. l4-eiS
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In the matter OF
]. A. ISAN0GLE, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
Bankrupt

At Martinsburg, in the said District, on
the 18th of January, A. D. 1875;
DIsTRIcT OF WEST VA, S. S.
SIRs Take notice, that petition has
been filed in said court by j. A. Isanogle
in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the act Of Congress CT March I'd, '67,
for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and claims, provable
under said act, and that the 18th day of
February, at 10 o'clock a. m, is assigned
for the hearing of the same, at the Office
of Blackburn, Lamon & Flick, in Martins
burg, Berkeley county, W. Va, when and
where you may attend and show cause, if
any you have, why the prayer Of said pc
titioner should not be granted.
JASPER Y. MOORE,
Clerk Of the District Court.
H. II. BLACKBURN, Register.
Jan. 30 752tw
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BALTIMORk aIAi.ELTS.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 28.-Flour-
Howard Street Super 4.OO(d4.5O
Howard Street Extra A 62C05 90;
Howard Street Choice 5 1905 20;
Howard Street Family 8 25(a9 %;
Wheat-White 10 (Gl25 cents,
Redl.l0. @120.
Corn--White rs ar cents:
Yellow 77@S0 cents.
Cats.-Southern $50 70 cents ;
Western 00(d66 cents.
Rye.-100G los cents.
Provisions. SHOULDERS S3(aO
Clear rib sidea l101I2. Hams IA
C1141 cents. Lard 14(014I.
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Flour and bacon at ID M Shaffer
d. Bro. cheap. jan. 30 3tdaw.
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Heavy reduction on dress goods
since Jan. 1st, at ID. M. Shatfer q
Brother. jan ~ 3tdaW.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market,

PHILADELPHIA, January %.
-Beeves were less active
this week, but prices are steady;
extra Pennsylvania and Western
Steers at 81 rs; fair to good at $6 30
and common at 81 00a$600 per 100
lbs Sheep were in fair demand !:
sales at 5sa71 cents per Id gross.
Stock Sheep 2a$3 so per head.
Hogs in fair demand and firmer :
sales at 8 00a$10 Is per 100 lbs.
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New Orleans HMolasses at d Nj
Shaffer & Bro. jan 90 3tdaw.
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Saturday, Feb. 6, rs

LDe following re al tSthtt.
PARCEL ONE.-Known on the
plat Of Martinsburg part Of said town
known as Buena Vista as lots Nos. 81
to Green Hill Gene tery.
PARCEL TWO.-A certain other
parcel and appurtenances, from ing on
Flaggs mill, 40 feet, and running back
one hundred feet. For full descrip-
ton thereof, reference is hereby made
to a deed of Michael Hughes and wife
to Henry Long, dated February 10,
1865.
PARCEL THREE.-Known on the
plot of said Buena Vista as lots SO and
80, being the lots known as the beer
vault and beer house lots. For more
full description. reference is made to a
deed thereof from q. l.. Stopff and
wife to Henry Long. dated May, 2, 65.
PARCEL FOUR.-Is lot adJoin-
ing tn e above lots, and adjoining the
land OF Ezra Herring, and extends from
what is called Rheims lot 40 feet, to
Longs corner, thence 1927 with Longs
to Herring's line, or with Herring's
land; thence with Herring's land 10
feet; thence 145 feet to the beginning
by straight line. For full descrip-
ton reference is hereby made to deed
ofArthur M. Bratt and wife to Henry
Long, dated June "a, 1865, all of which
deeds aforesaid are duly recorded in
the proper office of Berkeley county.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash
on day of sale, the balance in two equal
payments in six and twelve MOI his,
with interest until paid. Upon confr-
nation of sale deed or deeds will be
made to the purchaser or purchasers,
with covenants of special warranty, re-
serving therein a ken to secure the de-
ferred payments,
III. III. BLACKBURN.
Special Commissioner.
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Jobe's Linsey Fiannels and yarn
white and colored for sale cheap at
nEATRICKS.
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lfyou want a good pair of kid
gloves go TO ID NJ Shaffer & Bro.
ian 20 3tdaw.
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A large lot Oh domestic ory goods
consisting Of all GOOD GOODS, whiti is
be sold as cheap as any house 10 tow
at Fl n DIETRICH
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NEW AD VER1iSE.MENTS
--~~-~--~--s-y-~,--~-~-,~-c~
COMMISSIONER S SALE
OF
Valuable Realty !.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, Special Com
l. missioner of the Circuit Court of ger-
kelley county, West Virginia, in the chan
Gerry cause of Henry Long, ct al, vs. H. ii.
Blackburn as Trustee of Henry Long ,et al,
by virtue of a decree in said court rem
dered at the November term, 1874, will
Court House in Martinsburg at o'clock
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We would advise all persons to ca,l
ia aud see the best assortment of Boots
and Shoes, Mems Boys Ladies and Chill
drens direct from the manufacture at
lowest prices in town, at
DEATRICK.
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Hard Times! Hard Times

We have for safe tue ceieorated Car
Isle Sho for Ladies Misses and Children
Cal. and get pair and try them by
Fl. N. DEATRICK
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JUST RECEIVED, another lot of 10
doz. 3-button kid gloves, all sizes,
at 81. per pair, the best and cheap
est glove in town, at
III. n. DEATRIoK's
Oct 21tf.
, 1875-12-07

GENERAL NOTICES.,
NOfTIC-Hj.

The Registered Construction nonis OF The Chicago
dta Light stl'l c'ko Con,pany, btandtag on tho books
T. III asse as nhany, Asz hiMss nsesn j. T.
5sAn i l'sosn. iesher: :: hason IA. /. Has.
l,askcz, Iaahslia nsorn, g. s. brown and ottrs +.
9iack,nan, +. Dringau!st. Jane =. towu. 9. =. il,
Cus.c, Denj. c4tscTt 9. u. Carhar: +. u Cooley. d.
G.Idws ertsse ot y. J. usner. j. G: Daw.cn, i. r.
piehoy. 9. D: piskoy; J. T. Dannam: Tno'. 8: Dixon,
1ns T. q Dskosit g., Y. II. 0rahan,. @. A. Green.
way.. y. I!uh,el = Hoffman, T. Munnewo!!, Trns.
Keen, i. b. Keen, g. ii. Ktcn, H. D. Keen, Guardian,
7. IL kest!ey, H. j. kellogg. J. y. I.nshort II. \.
j. .soe e. i l. ;s' it. s1Iso sas ,fE f. T. sss q
Mitchell. II. Il, sreEic, Merchants' saynRs Loan, and
dso1so dsons Sac: 6 + fSss fSssxos = Nsvpssr
4. ii. Quanti~le q J. l.usre', Georeo snsith Co..
Israel shrldo II. chAbar. 8. A. smith, i. staunton,
r.! + shicas. George +: Stone !. y. s,arr; v.
Mo.s. Taylor, y: yndoFMoG 4. i; vsn Ns.t, 5aiis
Wei:!sr T. 5. WI Wt:oa. ID r ".o T. %i.en, "S asera:
%s"an, 3%yssIa %a!tatsf, wsthIus' %ie'h1op'
Hurry J.: Young. and bearing tho following numbers,
tow!t: NOV, o4, aal. lo7 1,9 g. lSla, 90 1901. -.
IT, IT, Is ces es ia 81 is s. g. :a ~ i is
9S3. u; g. 2sJ 193 1.5o* 49, 4s9 y. 9. aol 100.
!3 3s '5s III ;t's III IS 81; Sa s 2 & 49, i III ' ;3 tx q,
i;:S: sa Is; 81 s! 5 is1. # -: !as, q. ,ss
I.io III. id. III, In s43 s55 l.3sl ISL 6M H. Gss
tls. ~ ~ o5a ~. ps7 .lB7 l3oe. l,s9a te2 "a,
7s, 7ss ~ 1st. l,Js3 10 OIL. 10, i02s, 142l 37,
1.2il lle, bea III l0o, 33s, t.3, a3l. O. 90, 17,
1.2H, IA 8. ao2 39a Ga, i,o 1,s:l. l.2as. 2o3 3od
eo7 1o9 2io 4l III. 4o3 2l3, ~ gre, by resolution
to 10 called in and raid and lilo same will be 70.
deemed At Tho Office of tho Company md after tho
1.t any Of January, A. D. 1a7B Tho hodera OF nail
bc,,da hereby notified thereof, md that on and
aft thn sid lat day Of JanuaEy, H. D. lBlB, tho saIl
b0nEs Will ccase to lear Interest.
By order Of tile Hoard of Directors.
4. L. WATK1Ns, President.
JAMES 4. BuETIS. aocretagy,
Chtcngo, ILL.,, Nov, ~. 1919,
, 1875-12-07
THE RECORD.
SENATE.


WAsH1xaToy, d. c., Dec. G.-The Senate was
called to ordur promptly II 12 o'clock by tho
lion. T. ". Ferry. Of Michigan, ths prcs1ou.
pro teu,.
The Rey. DR.. Sunderland. the Chaplain, o1er-
cd \ prayer, In which 10 invoked tho Divine
blessing on tho President Of the United Htatea
and Congress-, and upon tho wllolo nation, aud
reforla1 10 tho deatls occurring since tho last
sesalon.
TENNESSEE SENATOR.
Mr. Cooper, of Tonnessoe presented ths ere
dentlaIe VI David u. Key, Who mas AppolnteI
United states Senator ia place Of AudEow Johu-
eou, deceased, and 10 was sAoru in.
THE tsuAL NOTIFICATIONS.
Nr. Anthony submitted resolution providing
for the appointment Of \ Committee OF two beu-
ators to join such oomnt.se ~ may ba ap-
pointed ~ tho l4ou1e OF Representatives. to it,
form tub President tlat : quorum OF tho two
Houses had assembled, and Congress- was roady
to receive any communication he NAV DO p!eaae'l
t. make. Agreed to, aud the Chair appotnted
Messls. Anthony 1ud Thurman ~ such Con-
mlttee.
TUE LATE vIcE-PREatDESr.
On reaaseub1ing, Dir. Dontwel! announced tho
doath OF Vice-f1esident Wilson. and sa1d that u
IN early dAv resolutions rotating TO his life,
character and public sarylcea would ba o4aIed.
ADJOURNMENT.
III. Anthony said It maa nat psobahls that
, 1875-12-07

6pee4ul Dispatch " Ths ca.eaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 8.-There s tho best
authority fur tho stasolnent that The President
has received tho resignation ot Gen. hurt az
Postmaster Of Boston, and that the uAms OF hir.
Z. H. TobeY. ~ his successor, will 10 sent to tue
Souate in = few days. This doubtless explains
tho reaaon why BIZ. Tobey did nor desire to TO-
couo coalulssloner Of Indiau Affairs.
Ito Eh4 AssoeL1tsl PreAs..
THE hENQC1ATtU NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
HAsMlS1toN, D. G., Dso G.-An nfus11al in-
tcrchanke Vt opinion Of tbs mcmueEa vt tho S*-
tiun4l Executive Democratic Gun.uIittee took
place today. Thoro wsru Prcsslt Augustus
sclell Chairman joln e.. Thompson, Of OHIO;
Senator ltando'ph. Of SeY JerseY; Senator No.
Donald, OF lnd,ana; e1-Represcnsattyo Nc
neutJ. OF Kontuc1y; WlIllam DaEnual,
OF Connecticut William 4. otooro. Of a!ichl9ah;
James 7. Barr. OF ristshusg, and As. Eaton Of
Secretary, alr. Scllel', tho Chairman Of tho
usmocratiu Cosnntteo was authorized ta uhe
hls discretion III calling The latter Commitses to:
getheE WITH view OF designating tue time and
rlAoe for holding the next National Democratic
Convention for the nomination Of candidates for
presldont and Fice.p1osideat Of the United
States
, 1875-12-07

Eioctions Committee. Tllo evidence ngainat
Ernco sota fursh that ho paid kl4,009 to Hccuro
hin election. The caso against Spencer will
como up through formal arraignmout by
tho Alabama Legislature. Tho Democrats
propoho to try to secure tho e1-
pnleon ot these thrcs Senators. Ity
Hacl n schctoe they horo to reduce tho nepub-
licsn ajD:ity. Tho Democrats ai.enay count
upon their succession. This scheme figures tho
Schatc an foI!nSs: Tho cstlhtou nf tho three Sem
ato.s named and rojec,,ou u pinchhack vonld
mako tho Honate stand: fteputtra1ls, 35; OPP
position. 81. Democrats nuuld 10 returned
from thu four States named. which would g.yo
the Republicans \ majority Of tno. counting
hlcorI. Of u AliFsiEhlrp aud Hamilton, Of 1czar,
neither Of whom lB regarded as strong IN TIN
1lspuh1lcan fa,th, In H,ict an eyeut the tlefcc-
tion Of oisller AIcorn or Hamilton would make
tho aenato d tic. 14e Republican Senators vii!
hold cAucus tomorrow. It ia not expected
That any attompt III be mRdo 10 remoso Ferry
for the Presidency pro ten.
, 1875-12-07
THE MESSAGE.
BONE or THE SUBJECTS TnEATi.n.

ISrtc.a! Dispatch to J'hs Ch,eaao Ir,bHna
WASHINGTON, u. G., Dec. G.-FIom oil that
can be lear4od OF tho message, 1t will attract un-
usual attention. Dispatches huya been receiyed
from Madrid which make 1t uecsssary to lcuyo
the question Of final Recommendation to Con-
Rrcss In regard to Spain to another mcssagc.
Tho Cuban question ia rrcsontcd at length. but
einco tho Cubans have no port, aud arc wanting
iu nnnY features Of nationality. tho rgosldont
regards 1t as impolltsc and impracticab!o tn
NOW recognize belligcrout rights. 1Io, how
ever, rcyiewn tho rela tiana Of Spain to Cuba
aud tho United stator. and hor ill.trcatment Of
both, And Just conduct to ,arls American cti-
zenu. This language Is such as will be far from
plrasant 10 sia;n.
Senators say that the Preside at troats OF tho
schou question a. soma lougtl, sud iu tho satno
uanneF Ra III Als Ues Moinos speech. oulf more
elaborately.
There ~ d considerable portion devoted to q
reyso" appropriate to the Centennial yeAs.
The Mexican lueatlon occupies considerable
space, and tos lsusaa4o IL tesy st1uug.. TAago
IL also paragraph giving bis ytews On tho sub
jeet Of fIauds on tho Informal lteyonue.
1t will 60 Ia tomorrow.
, 1875-12-07
IN THE HOUSE.
a 0UOb CUM3tLSCENLST.

Sp-ttot tuthatch to 7hs fh,e,ua 1,ibun-.
WA*n.saro:,, y. G., Dec. C.--The scene on the
floer Of tho lIoueo va. thu ono customary OH
sn~I, occ,uiona ,rt,o 1,e,,h,ica,s h... hoan "a
,rroa - 1nt h,,, t,'ar sao., -, ,'a-a nsa,,.L
rs.s1 .n' ~ 'o'' "us |"of 'I'a' ~ nH'o H1u.te I"
lHaloc hheSeHtioh 10 10 a'"aya fos7y. 1hey
WcIo I'll there to-day, aud they showed in tho
courac Of tho heated afternoon wheto tho pas-
IiarnaoLary skill anil not;ticsl acumeu In tin
11o,,so ..a a. 49, ..,I ~ ,,,a g. 49,. ,....s
=. ..'u"o e'o a. tae e'io .. lue 'lf7' wv nouf7
Fernando WOOD the proud aul l4aughtY leader
Of the majority, md Coz, Ills mitator, zero
uorstea In Tho first debate defeated in tho frat
,riz, ~ Lii ond rn,,,na ,, ~, /,
JIM '1"1ot''y'
THE 1aos-cLAD OATH
The nrnhes Of .iloeo nhu were compelled to take
tic 1uoGtcd on.h would fow year. .spo I'm 81 stnr-
. Nv ~ aua ne'e
1he confederate Congress, IN ep'toI1e, can 10
found In tho House OF tho Forty-fourlh Con-
gress. and those who have been 70 long called
Tebc,s in thu North p,,arf III, door From ia.
,,o.r,ur ~. .,,-.. ,,t.,. T., I.1,.ua -, So H..
".o,4'" 'n' "Pi'sa'n.o " 'u0 ne'. ~ tAc ioaao
Of Representatives will be guarded by LafaYc:to
F4tzhuGh, tho old Setgeant-at-Arms OF thu Con-
fetlc,sts Congross Tho prayer, which was
omitted to-day will ae spoken b, 40 Epi.eop.!lan
!'eS'or VINO "as a'ao'o III Tue VAR ds5s to min
iHsor to church in Connecticut because Lo then
rofuaed to remember the President OF tho United
ts,ea IN his public PRAYERS. a. his rubric and ly
t.h,,apa ~. ..s'..I'a. ~ tt ns ,oe NV ~ ua
~ ~, rta.,. ~ nss,r ~ T uauus -. .Hpssn
WV e'""* s'r''.,,7,,u,S uus' "A'o e1a'Seo
a,ccs ,1e,,hc,.on n. H., i.: .,-;h,, ,,t,o,
t,n ,nv t.otrresn tsSa. . =. s.I,,, e.
49, 1" ~ III H. ~ , W s.eA' rna
hun1ra,i ~, o;.hts..;r tn.,r. ~ 'ra.,,,i y" ~
'uo.na . a1u ~ e'snayra eocrs lespooaea 70
.rssT. rrhcrt sf rsnn.y]xsn;n S.annons -, s'1% ~
, 1875-12-07
THE SENATE.
INCIDENTS or THE MEETING,

&pstt4& IHpdth ~ 3Af Ehlea1o jTthAhf.
WAsuIKoroN, D. G., Doc, 6.-The Forty fourth
Congress assembled to-day at noon. In Tie
Senate there wAs no incident beyond tho usual
fuFaal1ties, ssvo the announcement by Senator
Boutwell, Of the doath Of Vice-pseBidant Wilson.
Tho1e uas no other token to show that tho
6susto stood in the shadow OF great death. A
day will soon 10 set apart for the euiogica Oh
Mr. Wilson. Tho Senators woso nearly all
In thsir plAcea. It IL sAtd that there
IL doubt whether they will A!l 1otain
shem. There IL REASON to bolieya that charges
will 10 presented to tho Senate Ut Al
early day touching tho manner in which lsruee,
Of Nidsisslrpi, Dorsey, Of Asksusas. aud Spen-
Ger, of Alabama, secured tletr election to the
HenAte,
DAiBEnI AND CORRUPTION
being alleged ln each case. In the case Of Dor
ser. IL Ia sA!d, evidence Will ba presented
Which uupt send hls Gaze to tho Privileges and
, 1875-12-07

any me'=nge would DO received from tb 9 sso
to-dA'. Or, il 1t all, it would ne ut \ la.a
hour., 1io therefore thought tho Sq: 8 light
~ wc'l ad Iourn. Ia male motion, - : Of
fect, which whA agreed 10. and at i2S 2 Z. Ben-
atc adjourned till Tomorrow. Is s
TIE GALLERIES. -
Tho overflow frutn tho IfouAe a,.., .ntn thu
galleries VI the Senate, and thoy wers well filed
The mourning arranged fer the funeral ccrc-
n'onloa Of tho latn Vice 'I'rctidens Wilson so-
fnasnn IN place, ard hH CHAR. heasilv irapcd
wan laced il, the 1oar of tint occupied by the
pEe5illhx oEicrr,
, 1875-12-07
GERMANY,


Tie Londou Tsmcs's money article has ths
following on tho German budget:
"The items of tho budget Of the Ge.mau
EulpiIe for tho yeag 1916 nEe likely to impseaa
people In this country by their aMallnesa be.
You'd auytblug else. Both receipts aud outlay
aro small compared to what We are accustomed
to iu this count1y, os compared 10 tho figures OF
F.aucc. Tu Botne o1tent tlls La dus to tho faot
that tho Kingdoms aud Electorates which 20 ia
make UP tue herman Empire still posaess thslt
local budgets. aud govern themselves In matters
OF detail. Capitalization iH not nearly oomp!eta
within tho Emp,rs according to tho IDEAL
Of ls founders. aud, therefore, "a tue ox.
peIlHea Of the Empre form ouly Z
p3rtlon Of lle outlay relutod for tht
goyernMent Of tho w4olo county, thol
aee.u insignificant for 10 great Z Htats. Bat,
tlaktu8 al duo allowance Tor that oon ,lioration,
tue Imperial budget figures mist still lnlpresi
.hoao who looA II thnnl 81 indicating remarkable
thrifty. not 10 Hay raralt1ouy. lu tho sSstem ol
administration. The whole lMpcrial revenue Il
only I24. .000, QUO. inous1ye ut the contributions
fren tho various - npcnent anu subnitAty
SEhten AMI rtoyiuo i. ahsea togstheF uIaka
nearly ~ Isl, ,U00, u Which Sl.GuD. 0U0 Is con.
trlbuted by rlussis mud f7G3,0 ,0J0 BY n&y&riA.
Ou the exE EenoItuie siIu the figures &Te equally
moderste. Thu Empuo may. iudeod. bs said
to lAye but Que great expsn. .e.-the army. Thar
Including IN extraordinary ou1ls{ Of fi,e7aosa
absosbs oyer fl7.o0a Rpo Of the sntirs FsTe
nue. After tho a1loys4Ae u EfsAt lntssTaa