davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-18

\ IATELY.rsSvEp report OF the Govern
mcnt Inspectors of Factories in England
speaks rs follows of the employment of
women in the nail and chain district of
the Black country: '"Thc women are in
many cases absolute slaves TO their hu>-
bands and il is a common thing for idle,
lazy young lads 10 look out for skilled. in
duS:rinus wives in order to obtain an easy
Lille. The toll is hard and uuicminin6,
and the so-callcd husband cares neither
for wife nor children SO long as he can
get money wherewith to crafty his own
degraded tastes The feminine feeling on
This subject was we'll expressed by one
woman, who approached the sub Inspector
with the words; say, master, | wish
Won would make my man do d little more
work, and me less TWAS her fate To keep
her husband, ana mud him money to
drink"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

>uos 9u finSei1 gum @oG5eit9clNenfe on,
wenn 0u 9cner Beid0rten @inlui0i9uu9
10 Ieitbt ols Die mcjnige crbdltlt." Scr
9idubsr uerIuDts einen G0liiNsl nutD
oenl on5crn> feiner l9loB. Ct luoro I'M
gcouloig> bic Boronin >por es nod >teit
mc6r. v@ieb ber," Ipra6 lie, ~iN bolfe
11neller Oamit fertig 5l& wcroen. - o
nun begreife i6 mobl luorum cS mis-
lang. @er;eibt, wcnn Die unerluortctc
Trcuoe iiber Gurcn 8elud) MIDI ein I've
mig ouberTaliung 9ebrodt fat. SD ho6e
oie foll6en @6liilel ergrlffcn; 5wei sri
nuteo @ebulo unO ocrTebler It lueoer gut
ocmo6t." sic lief bie Sreppe binduf uno
ebe sic s'uci M}inuten poraci worer> fam
lie 1t3on wieocr> ood3 9ng lic on9lom,
9leiblom otbemlos BON oaju 9robcrG!le.
"@ciunoen> 9cfunOen !" rici le i6on DON
fern.
SIC mar jckt un9e{d9r nod oreiS0ritte
BON Scr 66il0>paUc am Gingon9e ocs
&elcrs, ols lie nit einem Gprun9c ouf
bielen G(enoe'> Ser lib e1er bcs Ginltur=
5es 0es @immels ols cincs lol1en s(n=
griifs per1cben batte, loslprans un0 i'm
nit eincm Stobc aus often &r0ften Sic
5reppe binobluori. Sn mlelbcn 9u9cn=
blide lblu9 lie oic..Talltbir sl, 1bob ben
9}iegcl por uno Bic 9an5c Yanbc mar in
Dem &ellcr geian9elt. Nlit YliktSl0nellc
elite lie ouf Den 56lOb6pf uno siin=
oete eincu einlum ltebenocn 5tol1 an.
Ser gSd1tcr I'M nobcn Gorfe trblidte
Die lobcrn0e Tlamme uno mabte 2drm.
Sinncn lpenigen 9iinutcn uor 9lllcs >uo6
uno eine Mcn9c Souern cilten Ger 8rano=
1tdtte su. Nn Der 9oit9ijr ocs @dloles
erlpurtctc lic oie$Sarouin ~llm sl l0=
16en oOcr su ucr0iiteu, bab oas 6cuer
nidt lucitcr greife>" 1o9ts lie, ~lino Meni=
&c BON Gu0 9enug. Nber 1e6nt jebt ST.
lpcbre, bic SIR in neines @en1aDls 9il1t=
tonlmer fin6en Ueroet> beIctt Die 3u9<
l01cr 0cs S?ellerS uno lab st tcinen BON ben
cingelpcrrten 9(dubcrn entfieben." Wtan
9cbnr1te un0 cs entfom feinar Der &C.
tdulNtcn Yoroe lciuer perbicntcn Strofe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
SluS Scr Gb1pci;.

21n91t lApu >uur0s bic S6mci5 ol5 Gr=
6o&un0slono Gllrnpos bctrodtet, unb Oes=
bolb ,uoren bic @otb0Ie aQjdbrliN >udb~
.reno Der Commemorate . nit @dlttn
ongcfiillt, boB 9}eilcnbe, >uelde nidt I'M
Yorous 3immer beltclltcn, '@efobr liefen,
feline @erbe9e 5u finOen. 9as 1T abet
| jcbt gan; anocrs acluorocu> bcnn sic Nrr=
fol9ung beg &otbnlifcn luelcbe Die &C.
9icrungcn bon Ycrn uno @enf in Gccne
ietten> bot alle reblid) Dcnfenoc7l-Yro=
teltouten >uie &otbplfen-uit Sn6i9no=
tion criiillt uno in loI0em MoEe> ooB
oiele insgelommt pom Yro9omnr ibrer
G6pcisertouren jcne @e9cnbcn ltrei9en,
in benen sic fatboll6c &ir1e unterNriitt
uno mib6anoelt miro. Wobl Datte man
elm lol6es &e1ultat nibt cr,uartct .bcun
,p6rc bos olte @priiGport point d'ar
gent, point de Suisse" nD6 beo6tet
iporoen, 10 bGtte man audi Die Sntcrcl=
fen ocr QlltfatDolifen ueni9cr beriid li1=
ti9t, beIDnoers >psnn 6ei btren uuteri itii=
bung Die 9tegierungen DON 8crn uno@enf
es poraus9e1eDen, bab i1rc 8Drlcn bo=
0urG @9aoen littcn.
Nor pier5ebn Sa9en t0ar ib in G'cnf.
9as @rfe, mas ib auF Bent We9e pom
Sobnbpf erblicfte, ,uar fheinbor einboll=
fen 5erbrp0cnerM6bel, 0e al1f Der du BERN
ScrraIje BON 9lotre= 9ome oltr6elnanocr
:a0en. @s luaren bic lriill1mer OcrYei6t=
1tublc> >pelde cini9c Sage porbcr ouf Se=
fc6l Der SeDDroen uus Der SSir6e 9eluor=
fen lparen. @eniigt Elm lo(bcr 9(nblif
ni0t> bob ciu totbolil6er &eilel1ocr iiN
ni0t l0ngcr IN elmer StoOt> no lplde lln=
9erc6tigteiten begon9cn werocl1 ouf0dlt>
als ct gcroOe muB 2! 0ie1es @siiibl muB
lid ou6 in oie 9}roris iiberiebt bobcn> oa
bon ben pielenOmnibu1ic1-2O bis so,
Die olf 9en3n9 worteten> 2nur mit3 oeer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

Sic GiuiadDcit bcr Sitten nod om Nn=
fanac ocs oori9en SoDrDunocrtS Sci9t fol9cnpc
Gcid)id)c.
am Sabre 1928 hiclt Der Martarof bon s(nS>
bub I'M bic prcubiid)c AoniAStod)tcr Tricoeritc
%ouiie an. Eadocm cine 3cit lang untcr-
Donbtlt isorocn uno bic Frinseiin oem
Aoni0e ibre Mci9uug 9eltanbcr bate oob iie
lid nit Dem @forf9rofcn su rcrlnablen niinid)cr
iuAtc bielcr su i6r: u9Soblon Gott gcbc Dir
@liit uno Se9en! slbcr borc, Houiie mir mol<
I'm Slluor ercn Contract nit cunnocr,nad)cu.
Sgr Dabt IN SnSb01 id6ncs McDl ober teinc
10 9uten Sd)intcn uno 9Silritc T. oud nibt III
Der M(cnAc ais bier SIT yonoc. Sd) clIe abcr germ.
quite Foitctcn. 0u iol(it mir aio bon elmer Belt
Sid Oa9c9cn nit s@mfen nno 0eraudertcn
Miirlten bereDcn."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
Obio @aiienfrenu0.

1 Mci1tpoeu al lHg1st 0ic 9rpb:n Gjo it.
b6{e ltonoen bcina!c AcFr oos Concert in
cngilt0cu G5ortcn, e;nesn 0icblinNsplot,
bclu6teu uiclc Genfer, cbcr nur McniNs,
Sic su en9|i|Ncn, fronsG}il1tn uno omc-
ritu11;l l@cn3 ouriltcu SG6ltcn, in otnSt:o=
Ben Der Stubt ptnig Ht6tn nNe @eltcr=
fclt
Gic 9ltic4cu Ncmtrtun9cn 9eItcn BON
Scrn. $oier muD iN nod einc onberc Sn=
lutte 9e9eniiber ocn &atbOliten crw0Dnen.
Sn Der biiblhtn Nr@e, lueld)e aenSotbo=
llfcn npn Tc0t3>ue9cn 9cD0rt> abcr oen=
]cl6cn nit @cualt 9cuDrlmen puroc, 1T
an ben gSGnocu npb imnlcrbln Der 9(uf=
ruf onNel lAla9er1 >uclAcn Der rDmilN fo@
tDoli16 Yiorrcr All bic &ir6cnbtludcr
nm ycitrd9c ri1tct, Den Ghmuf ocs Dei=
ligen @eb1uocS sll pDllenGcn.
Oos &eruer O6erlano, 10 onSieDcub e5
ou0 fix 5elrilten it, fiib't Die COME
quenSen Ser gpuucrncn,entclen 9{iG9riilc.
9esbalb licben Die Gju it9oIbcliEcr por
WoDen 0ie 9lnfiinoi9unN cf9cben, ooE
fir rDmi1 1=fatbolil6eu Grttcsaicnlt Ac<
lorgt lei> mas o6cr bel Der 9anolunN5=
peile Der Ge9icrung luic @pbn tlin9t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
i6tpo6 bemcrfbor, 1pgar ouf

aud hur l6po6 bcmcrtbor> lpsar ouf
1eineih &opfe."
Du fam It, licber 9eier, wenn 0u Sir
~te W1cn1 19ent0pfe eiumal 9enaucr an
1icbit> Den an9efiibrte Yeilpiclen mod
'leiht onoere bin5ufii9en. Nicllci6t
brau@f 9u gar ni@t einlllol mcit SIT
9cbcn. G@ou einmol ou fmcrflom in
Sen @piegd binein, pb Sir nitbt gar
idpn eine lol@c Guriolitdt cnt9c9cn=
>pinft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

-Gine 6recflide 5ituo
tipn. 9ln Der. .Yop bon Silrri ON mcri=
falti50en G;olie mobnt 9err Glucn N.
Ylad>pcll Der Elm entldlolIener 9)}ann
lctuAmuby wie aus Tol9tnoem 9crpor9ebt:
Bor einigcn So9en bobeten lid) DOR lri=
ncm 6ou]e> bos bi0t an, Gtltuoe Ser
Bay liegt, 5>osi itiner &inoer Wldo0cn,
i'm 9lltcr bon 7 uno 2 Sa6ren in Dem
oprt uur Ii! Tub tief fen QEallcr. YlDt-
lib patfte Gin 9llligoiOr boS jiinScre9)(0b.
6en uno lOpamm bomit Dem tcicrcn
Mo5cr su. Oos 6ltere M(0obcn lticG
eiucn 6Nrci oes @9rerfen5 aus, Der Den
Hoter bes 5inocs lofou SIT Ser 5tel(c
broDte. 9er1elbc iber1ab ip9leid) Die
Sage Der 9iu9e unO obne id) lang> Su
be lnncn lprong CT in oos SSallcr uno
iol9te benz 9(lligotor n1itNui ibictun9 ollrr.
ieinc &rditc. 8is 81 einem Yunttc 50
0oros pom lllcr 1T ooS NSulltr nur l
bis 3 SUP ti,f, crrci6t bonn oui einmoI
eineSicfc pon 10 bis 50Tub.. Gs tam ollp
oorau an, bcnsllli9o SIT errciNcn, nob
e0e CT al Die tieic Stcllt fam. 9iclcr9lui=
go6e cntlcoi9te liN Der bclor9tc Gotcr in
elmer gSeilc> Die lcincr gSillcnsfroft olle
G0re mo6t Ob9lciO er biz on Den Sir
icl our6 ben SDlomn watcn ubtr, &C.
lang es linn 10 9@rittc pom tieieu 9So1~
lsr entfernt> ien SSiuo> bos Der 9Qi9ntor
am Tub 9cpaft battc> on19(rm 81 crfollcn
uno Der Ycitie, Die ouf ibrc eigsne 9tct=
tlng bcoo6t mar, oalIcl6c 81 entreipcn.
Sic cntl6loliene Tcrfolgun9 botte ben
Naigator jcoenfalls olber Sollung 9e=
bro6t, ionit luiiroe CT wn6l feline 9cute
uertbeioi9t uno Oiclel6c ni6t los9claNcn
boben. 0ie Treuoe Der N}utter l6Bt lid)
nid6t belhreibcn, ols Der Gotcr oas &C.
rettete tSino in i9re 9lrmcn legtc. Nubcr
einigcn Mfcrfmolen, wcld)e Die 3d6ne bcs
MQi9otors an Den 8eincn Der &lcincu
binterlalien> war oiclel6e unuerlebt ge=
bliebcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
GeifeS0e9euipart.

oes gDeib BON sluon5ig .Sabren, luar lud6=
reno elmer @e1AGftsreiie i1res @cmobls
oui Dem @6loNe zines 2onogutes suriid~
oeblieben. Gs lag Elm Paor bunoert
@6ritte bon Dem 9orfe uno BON Der
soeeritra6e entfernt, in elmer @egen0, bie
nod ME BON Gdubern uni liber gema1t
,poroen mar.
9(ls 1ie Den slpciten W6eno na6 0er9(6e
rei1e ibres @emabls Ii6 ebea sur 9}u6e
begeben ,pollte, entltano in oemyteben5im=
mcr Gin 1dred(i9es @et6le @ie rief Die
manb ant,uortete i6r; Ser 2drm !uuroe
INNER ltdrter, uno um li@ BON Der llrz
@o1e oe1lelben 5u unterri6ten, porf lie
Elm lei@tes @e,pono nm uno 0ffnete Die
S6iir. 9(6er wel6 eine i'bauoererre9enoc
@cene bot l9 ibr bar! 3pei iDrer Be-
eienten lagen in ibrcm Dilute in Der Mitte
oes poll fremoer >pilo ousleDrnoer Mdn=
ner eefillten 3immers, por oeren einem
Der 8aronin &ammer frau fniete uno ltatt
ser erbeteneu @naos in Dem Mu9enblidt,
ols 1ie Die Sbiire Difnete, ocn Sooestob
empfing.
v@ei6 S6r oa 2" riei lie nit Dem pers
fellten Some Der 9r0bten Treuoe ben
3lueens sent9escn, Die logleiD oui lte los=
itiir5ten. u@eio SIR ba :? 2eute wie Gu@,
babe i6 mir ldnglt sewiinibt !" - &C.
apiinldt?" briillte bsfrem9et elmer non
xbieIen M0roern, vlpie mcint SIR oas 2"
- 61on iAluang CT riidli@tslos ben
5dbel, als i'm lein &ameroo oufbiclt.
.6alt nod einen Nu9enblid 8ruser,
{]o9t Die 1er, vlaB uns ;erlt 96ren, mas lie
7ipiQ." vNi1ts s(noeres," fiel bic 8aronin
elm, vols wos SIR ,po(lt. S6on lan9e
do6 iO NIT un9eoulo cielem Mugenblide
ent9e9en, uno es miro peoer midi nod
@u1 gereuen, wenn Sbr mid nur slpei
Weinuten onb6ren tuollt.
u&coet," l9rie bic sonSe &otte, Die in=
oe5jcn bcrsu9e 9etommen mar, ~nno faBtGu6
t,lrs" lebtc Ser Siir6tcrliblte unter i6nen
binau, u9laubt ober nid)t et,ua> uns cine
@dlinge legen ooer uns nit umltdnoli<
Observation-Disclosures su betrli9en t0nnen,
oennGuer @ereoe tpirbgu6 bod ni6t piel
belfen."- ."-rDas boffe id oo@," entgeg-
nete lie> v>uenn SIR mir nur ausjureoen
erloubt."
SD bin Die Trau 0es reldlten @oel=
names i'm 2anoe> aber au9 5uglei6 oos
ACCOMMODATIONS @eib. W}etn damn lit
Der abi6euli9ite, eiferiii4ti9ite Sil5. ben
ie Die Groe trug. Sd baile i'm unaus=
lpreAli9; pon linn (os5utommen uno
midi sualei6 an inn gu RIDDEN, nor }@on
lQno1f mein @unI9. M6er es mar unm69=
lid, linn at enttpilGen, oenn ale Seoien-
ten waren feline &unoi i&after, uno pab
reno leiner Mb,ue 1enbeit bat lie oerSDrann
5ooor ols Wd@ter iiber midi geiebt; Der
BORT nit Der 5erihmetterten @irnl@ale
mar oer drelte bon @Qen. SD bin 5lpan:
si9 Sabre, uno menn mein Sple9el MIDI
ni6t triist, aud nidt bdBli9 ; wo0te g.
ner BON @u@ MIDI nit li9 ne9men. i9
folote ibm, tpohin es lpdre. SIS lou Sud-
Mue ni6t sereuen, mir oas 2eben &C.
16entt gu baben,Sbr ieio in eincm@9loie,
iporin li9 piefe &ei6t9iimer befinoen;
aber es.ilt unm0slidt oabSbr olle@9lupf=
minfeln helielben oufilnoen 1olltet. SD
1ulQ teinen pcrbeblen> uno tpenn @u9 oos
nidt I'M 1e9stauieno Sbaler rei@er
x,a9t, 70 min i'd midi bemIelben @4'd=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
&ammerfralt er;tt,

lulltY tnltlpn1ltH"
Cine 10 uncr>uurtcie Mnrcbt, ocr uH5c=
funoene Son iDrer Gimme, er6Dbt hltr6
oen 3aubsr ibrer gN0n6eit,' mohte Bic
YDlepiNter Tittig. Gic belpro6cn liA
leilc nit chamber, oo6 toAntc lie cil1i9e
Mtale oeutlib bic 99orte vnicocr nit ibr,"
unb uruir mi]lcn, moran mir .1iuo" ucr
nt6men. Gleibwp6l bcbonptctc |le cine
uner]N Nittcrlitbc Ge>uolt ibcr Die in jbrcm
Snnern liA re9enoeG ooesan9lt,bob lrcoer
ibre Micne nod i6reTorbc lih ucrauoertc,
uno lie >puBte nit 9liitfli0cy Terltel:lngS=
funjt elmer, Yertrouen bcud)clnoen, Miene
Elm lol6cs @cprd9e BON gSdDrbcit il. &C.
ben, oob Gincr, pcrmut6lib ocr Ooupts
mann ser 8onbe> sll iDr trat uuo an llc
nit cinem i6arfcn priifcnbcn 3lifc
Die Tro9en tellte ~Gorf i'd 1i0cr Gu-
rem ySorten trouen? un0 leib Sbr snt=
l9Go0en. GuN unlerer Ierbinoung on5u-
ldlieben?" Sic Molhbeit Der Nntmort :
.jo. ju," uno Der lcbcnoi9c frcuoigeSlitf>
lpomit lie be9leitet por9obcn fcinem luel=
tereu 3>ueifcl an ibrer Muirihiigteit
&oum. r9iun, 10 tomlnt nno fii6ret uns.
Ser @entcr traue spar Gr1 gSelbcrn>
oo6 fir oies Nol lppllen >uir's po9en-
Mber r:ilrt, bob. .ou9entlidlt@ Guer 2eben
ucrluirtt 1T, 10 bolo mir Serrotb merfen
ooer mobrncbmen, boB SDr allf eincn
9iinfigen Nusenblif sum Gnifiebeu mar
tet."
vum Gub oen unjlueioeuti9lten Se>ueis
su 9e6en, pie uuenoli6 >uilltommen SIR
mir 1eio, lpiQ iN Gub 1elblt jeoe Mube
erlporen, Gu1 burd lon9es Su1en in
oeu Yelib meiner @@dte 5u bringen."
oier er9riif lie 1AneQ oas na6ite 9i6t
rno fii6rte Den gonjcu 9aufcn our9 alle
@ema6er. sic i6lob jeoen @6ront> jtoe
Sbur, jeoen &olten auf> balf ousleeren
I'M 3 einpoden, lberatc in Dem Dcitcrltcn
Some, iNritt sleih9iiltig iiber bic &Drper
Der @rmorbeten bintpeg, lprab nit je<
Dem ser 96lelpibter, >uie nit eincm al
ten Betonnten, uno bot lelblt sur mllD'
lomjten 9(rbeit lire 9iilfc Bar.
@jclo, &(eioer, 9((les mar nun sulom=
meuoerafit uno oer9ouptmonn CAB ihon
iuu Mbmarl6c Befebl, ais bic Soronin
i'm bolti9 beim Mrme er9riH. ~So9te id)
Gu6 ni9t," rief lie aus, "oob es Gud)
ni6t oereuen 1oQte, an mir eine Treun-
Din Qefunoen uno meines 2ebens 9eldont
su BADEN? @laubt SIR benn, oaB es IN
56rdnten, Die 10 pol( &oitbarfeiten 1ino,
feline Neutrality-suspicious. sebe 2" @ie oriidte
an elmer perbor9cnen 5eoer i'm @6reibe-
pulte ibrcs Mannes> Elm gebeimes Sad
iprone ouf unb feds &ollen, iebe pow
siueibunoert 9ucaten, tomen sum Sor=
56ein. vgDetter.!" rief Der 9(nfiibrer Der
9lduber aus nun le6e i@, oob S6r Elm
brapes Qgeib 1eio; i6 min GuD audi
6alten wie cine Ser3o9in !" vuno pobl
6e6er no6," fel lie ld@elno eil> "wenn
id Gud) nod etwas, obl6on oos 2egte
BON glQem 1o9e! 9ab SIR &unol6ofter
bottet, Die @u6 meines Peini9ers Mbmc<
len6cit 1edten, be9reife id mob(; obcr
6aben lie Gu6 oenn ni6ts BON Den bier
toulen6 @ulben 9ela9t. oie CT erit por
atpeiSagen einnobm? vNi9t eine @llbe,"
ontportete er; mo ino 1ic?" %, gut
perpabrt> untcr @@lob uno 9fiegel! SIR
bdttet lie uno ben eiicrnen Solten Der
lie einicbliebt, li6er nid)t entoeft, >pcnn
S6r niAt, ols mcine 9etter, an mir cine
I, VI ~. cy...,o;,, ,oSurSen hItfrt SHIFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-07
EVENING STAR.
FoRTY-F0yRTH CONGRESS.
Closing Proceedings Yesterday.

H0CSE.-After our report closed
y deSultory debate ensued on the al omission
contested by William n. Spencer
Mr.. Wood moved that the credentials OF
both contestants be referred TO the Commit
tee on Elections. Both these gentlemen. he
said, held certificates from both W.P.Kellogg
and John McEnery. and he was opposed TO
giving either man a seat until q committee
bad decided the question.
Mr.. Blaine (Maine) said that all the DEPART
ments OF the government had recogni zed Mr..
Kellogg as the true and proper governor of
LOUISIANA. another gentleman from Louis
under certificate signed solely by Governor
kellogg.
Mr.. Wood said there was no contest in that
case.
Mr.. Blaine said he was surprised then that
he was allowed to be sworn in IL kellogg was
no, the governor OF the state. The Clerk had
and Kellogg had both signed certific ates tsit
he would have been justified In throwing the
McEnery papers in the basket as so much
waste paper. He hoped the gentleman would
not inject the Louisiana controversy into the
House at this early day.
Mr.. Wood said all he desired was to ascer-
tain who had the pTifitd fdrie case.
Mr.. Lamar said the only question before
the House was as 10 the llTimu ftois right
He called attention TO the fact that the Clerk
had made DT'i1ld tGcie case when he placed
the name of Mr.. Mercy on the roll. as ne had
right to do, but at the same time he re-
ported The fact that there was a contest.
Mr.. Blaine inquired whether the gentleman
knew of any case where the credentials came
from governor who really had no existence.
he had put on state seal of which he never
bad possession. II was q fabricated seal.
The action of McEnery was impairment
His giving certificate az all was bold,
rresumptive fraud on his part. and he hoped
the dominant party in this House would not
thus inaugurate a measure which would
trample upon states rights.
After further debate INDUCED in by Mr.
Holman, Mr.. Wood, and Others. Mr. WooI's
motion was rejected, and MIR. Morey was
sworn in.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, (Va.,) Mr.. John
Goode. ir, was admitted on his credentials.
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler IN. W Mr.. Nell
son l. Norton was admitted and sworn i'm as
a member from the SD New York district
Mr.. Lamar (Miss.) offered a resolution de-
elaring Messrs. George NJ. Adams, of Ken
lucky, for Clerk; John q. Thompson, for
Sergeant at Arms; Lafayette III. f. Fitz-
hugh, for DoOrkeeper; j. NJ. Stuart, for Post
master, and Rev. l. l.. Townsend, for Chap
lain, elected as officers of the House.
Mr.. Wheeler IN. W moved a substitute.
naming the present incumbentS of the posi-
ton. The amendment was rejected, and the
original resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Cox IN. " moved committee of
three 10 wait on the President and announce
the organization of the House. Agreed to-
and the Speaker appointed Messrs. Cox
Knott and Blaine as such committee.
On motion of Mr.. Ciymer. pa the House
ordered that drawing for seats should Ia ke
place at p. IN. tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Holman, Ind.,) the
House, at 4:55 p. M, adjourned.
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- csed with ordnance equipments, and
supplies. and We have on hand q fair supply
OF he best material for the building and re
pair OF ShiTs. The service has heon niara,d
In this state Of efficiency, comparai with
what existed few years ago. By utiliEina
except I'm the case Of the eight sloopS built
under special appropriation. what could be
spared from the current appropriations and
fnem the appropriations made during the
Cuban emergency, and applying these
means practically aud steadily toward put
ing what was worth saving OF the navy. as
IL existed, in aS permanent good condition
as the state OF the ships and the means AZ
command perfaitted. The wisdom OF this
policy Is, think, illustrated by the strength
on our position 10 day. 10 would be well, \
Mlhk III congress would afford the means 90
nlllSn Al once The repairs OF the i've double
turrebd monitors, since when they are I'm
ished, according Co the present design. our
iron ciad neet Will he much more powerftll-
and they are, while undergoing REPAIRS use-
less Tor any present purpose. aud TIE pro-
cess OF repairing them out OF what can bs
spared nom current appropriations. not only
cripples the department In all it's other
operations, but - OF course very slow. With
these added To 40, our iron-clad force would.
Tor purposes OF defense, present a very sub
stantial barrier 10 anything which would
cross the seas and attempt 20 enter our ports.
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ID ED.

DAILY. December &, ISIS, Mrs MARY the be-
loved wife OF Eugene DAILY, IN the 33i year Of her
creD TO mourn her loss.
Der funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, corner OF LIST and L streets north . st on
Thu sday morning, At o'clock: thence 20 ST Alloy
sius church. where high mass will be offered for the
repose 81 her sOul Relatives and friends are cor
dsly invited 20 attend. As
HABLE In Baltimore, at rs O'Clock, Monday
evening, the 9th instant. Mrs. THERESA HARIG.
lmoiher Of s. l.. ana A Hsble) in tue Goth year Of
Ter age.
Friends Of the family invited 60 attend her fu-
neral IN, m a. Watson street, Baltimore. AZ two
O'Clock Medn, sdsy afternoon.
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MASH b. VILLA MS, Auctioneef,
w Successor to Green Williams, Auctisneers,
1901, northwest corner 10th and D streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE NOV USED AZ A WOOD AND COAL
sTH STREET " EST AND SHEET S0RTH.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust; bearing date on
corded in Liber No. 764, folio lss, &C., Of the
land records for Warrington county, b. O., and By
ct public auction, In front OF the premises, on
THURSDAY the 18th day Of December, A. ID. ISIS,
Ut Az O'Clock y. m, all that piece or parcel Of
ground known and described as being the north one
haf OF lot numbered eight 81, in square numbered
four hundred and seventy eisht ts), In the city Of
Washington.
Terms OF sale: One-third In cash (of which SlO0
must be paid at saeD the deferred pay monts to be-
paid In six twelve and eighteen months from day OF
sale, with interest at the rate OF per cent: per
Of the Trustees Terms Of sale 20 be fully complied
With within six days amer day OF sale otherwise the
the risk and cost Of the nrst purchaser, alter one
cost. WM 81. WARD, (Tros&aa.
ROB'T B. WARD: ro'ses.
dec2 eoAds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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+ row Afforded for the proper accommoda-
hVn or ne clerical iofcr. ard for the better
esfre ard preservation of the files anf rpca-.fS
81 ne several bureaus OF the department.
Tie steady Increase In the public business
committed 10 my supervision makes his
want more pressing with each racarrinE
year, anf ~ Is becoming a matter OF absolute
and imperative necessity that some inca
be adopted 10 meet the needs OF the depart
ment IN this respect.