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Surveyor.
Auctioneer.
WIN. NJ. KNOTT,

4 CITfONEER viii attend promptly
~ to selling all kinds Of property at Auc-
tiOn, In any part of Cedar county. list Of
his sales win always be found at the TIPTON
services can X the dav for their sale with.
ont seeing him. ~
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j. ID. WALKER,

A TT0ENEY AfLAW and Notary Public
n Wilton Iowa VIII practice in all he
Courts of t'e i,r e ,unty. Particular nftan-
ton gi zen 10 Prsiftte hustn-Ss. v2ln9
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A TroRSEY AT Law and General Collec-
~ tion Agent! VIII give prompt atten-
lion to all business entrusted TO lim.
iarence, Iowa. So
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las. l.. ROWELL.

TEWELEH. Dealer IN Clocks, Watches.
81 Jewelry, silver and Plated Ware, Rocks
and Stationery. Also News Depot. All the
leading Magazines and Datlies kept con.
stsutly on hand. store ON Cedar street, one
ioor sosth ~ Ctts Hall. Ttptnn. lows. 1e-aa
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CT. CnAMRERs. I'M. D.,
e. n. INGRAuAM. N. D..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
III GEON. Once and residence In Durhil
property, at north east corner of Monumen
square. Upton, lowa. ikF
, 1875-05-05
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(FrOm The European Mail.)

The members for Toulouse recently waited
upon M. Buffet, and urged upon MIN the neoes-
sity of making changes among the Projects
M. Buffet said, however, that it would be I'M
possible to do so without disturbing the coun-
try. He thought that the majority of the
Projects might be retained, and that it would
be sufficient to give them clear and precise in
structions as to the course they were to follow
It has been stated that the Duo de Montpen-
sier recently asked for a passport to enable him
TO return to Spain. The Marquis de Molins,
Spanish Ambassador in Paris, to whom he ap-
piled, refused the request. BE said that if a
passport were granted to the Duke, Queen
Isabella might also claim one, and the
Government did not think it opportune for her
to go back to Spain just now. 1t is a pleasing
sign of the times that M. de Meaux, Minister
Of Commerce, is OF opinion that the time has
arrived to deal with the question of a revision
Of the tariffs, and it is hoped he will effect a
change, in the bounty system as applied to
! sugar. With regard to the political situation,
NJ, de .lMeaux, thinks that the Assembly has
established q more clearly-de6ned form of gov
eminent, endowed with more regular organs,
, 1875-05-05
SCRAPS.

OHLoRoFoRM in a state of purity, unmlxed
With alcohol, does not burn, and if mixed with
infammable liquors, destroys their power of
combustion. Thus it ExTINGUIsHEs PRTRo-
LEUM. henoo, why a supply of chloroform Is re-
commended to be kept ready wherever petro-
leum may be stored.
The SECRET and stenographio TELEGRAM
DICTIONARY of N. GaUeau, is rapidly be-
coming the basis of telegraphio communioa-
tion. 1t consists of 1856 combinations of
three letters eaoh-called ternares-of the
French alphabet. 1t saves an economy Of 10
per cent as compared with the transmission Of
ordinary wOrds-fve letters reckoning as a
word, each letter being itself a word. The
ternaires being rigorouslyclassifed in alphabet
cal order, nothing is easier to find than the
word and the key. Then two correspondents
by changing the position of any one Of the three
letters of the terna're, can have a means Of
secret communication, that may defy discovery.
, 1875-05-05

in place of the Government which preceded it.
He was not among the supporters of that reso
luton, but now that the law imposes respect
upon all, because it respected all sincere con-
%victions. and did not close the door upon the
future. all Conservatives should support Mar
shall MacMahon, and thus uphold the cause
of order and liberty. France does not appear
to be much alarmed by the rambling" arti-
Gle in the Berlin Post, and contents herself
with rejecting that Prince Bismarck's paid
writer's always fall into the error of too
much zeal.
, 1875-05-05

f1ARL SARAUW, Justitsraad, Under
"a dommer og Skriver i Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction paa Den st. Croix Ameri-
ka' gj0r vitterligt, at efter Begjering af
Overretsprokurator Axel Hei6erg som
Sagforer for Christiansteds Skifteret, der
behandIer H. c, Ratclife's Opbudsbo, OF
for executor testament i a%fgangne George
Walkers Bo Major VIM. Moore indstavnes
herved Medt0r af allerh0ieste Bevilliug
at Gle d. NJ. den eller dem, som MATTE
have ih8nde eller matte formene at have
nogen Ret ellor Adkomst til efternevpte
Obligationer, nemlig:
/, Obligation dateret eide December
1882, tingl@st 7de Mai 1888,
fra Patrick Ferrall til Thomas
Wilson for l46,9I6 pieces of eight,
5 bits, 2 Styver med Pant i Plan,
tagerne EnfeIds Green enfield
Green) beliggende i Prindsens Kvar-
ter og Nicholases (Nicholas) b~cliggen-
de iNordside Kvarter paa St. Croix-
med alt Tilbeh6r. hvilken Obliga-
ton we'd Overretsdom af 14de Sep
TENDER 1912 blew mortifceret, for
saavidt den oversteg ct Belob af
10000 pieces of eight skyldig til
Rebecca FerraIl, og
2, Obligation dateret 4de jun, ting
l@st 8de JUL 1910 fra Robert Fer
rail- til Christiansteds Skifteret som
behandlende afgangue Brandmaior
Robert Smiths Bo for henholdsvis
42,022 Rdlr. dansk-vestindisk Cour-
ant, l Real, 3 Styver og $685.
Rdlr. dansk v~estindisk-C ourant, S
Realer, 2 Styver med Pant i Plan
tagen Enfield Green med alt Til
beh0r,-
hvilke Obligationer like have kunnet
udslettes at Panteb6gerne,-til at mode
we'd Frederiksteds ordinaire Byting
den forste ordinaire Retsdag i Okto-
Der 1876, Formiddag ri. 10, ell
Ter til det Klokkeslet Retten da maatte
holdes, for med bemeldte Obligationer
at fremkomme og lovlig Adkomst til
samme at bevisliggiore, da Citanterns
i modsat Fald vile paastaae de nmvnts
Obligationer we'd Dom mortifcerede.
~Foreleggelse og Lavdag er, havet we'd
FIR. 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Hand og EosPedssgL
Frederiksteds observation-disclosures den
1sde April 1876. lid $50
C. sARAUW.
COS io(L. So
, 1875-05-05
Total $44S, 500 IS

Balance OF deposits &50.O4l. 80
6 new deposit accounts vizs
Various.
20 Withdrawals amounting to 1904 81
Rece'uers for Saturday, 6th May 1875.
IN CHRIsTIANSTED
W. Mac. Evoy, Esq, Trustee.
Capt. j. Golden, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
Lawyer A. Heiberg, Trustee.
S. Wescott, Esq, Member.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG.
President.
St. Croix, 4th May 1875.
, 1875-04-21

pay, is his own attorney, and makes musco.
vado 90 the usual method. w do not cite
this statement from any agreement in its
respondent view, but to shew the opinion ex-
pressed by prominent planters on the spot.
Ell Socorro is turning our 13 hhd>. Of Concrete
a day firm its three new concretors. Fuel is
its only difficulty. They have to use some Of
the mcgass green, and must add coal. The
Concrete is as handsome, we are told by a
gentl mn who went up to the works this
morning, as average muscovado, and of course
drier. M'ny planters refuse to believe in this
pew t'lng-or in anything new. 'There is
only one door for u.s. they say (open pan
muse 'vado). Others say il prices are to remain
permanently low, Estates must he WORKED on
a grand'r scale, by great Companies, who can
afford to wait over bad years for the average
pr fits of a term Of years got from the oeca-
slonli good ones Til, is also said by parties
who contemplate sugsr-mqking only by the
present antiqpatgd method method which,
if per>cyered in, as we are glad to think it
will not be, would sacrifis e these colonies to the
beet workcrs-who never stand sti / are never
sati. fled till they have reached perfection.
, 1875-04-21

eight or ten days after a cut is planted, ali
the canes come up not a gap to be seen and
if one isfound out it is Immediately replaced,
not a blade OF grass is allowed to grow, and |
Lavenever Seensuch clean and regularwoIk.
forgot to mention, that care is taken
to lay each bebet SO that the eyes will be
on each see, and the row is watered,
The HoIlanders do just what they please
with water, and make levees that stand
pressure and don't break.
, 1875-04-21
C o MA l..
T r A D +.
From the Chronicle.

IS HoThe weather is oil that the planter can
red desire, and he never had a richer crop to
.sapL gather, But instead Of this g eat crop making
up for the late short years we hear some say
"a ing-we hope they are only constitutional
croakers-that the more sugar they make at
N1a'f present london prices, the greater viii be their
pna loss. mpne Of the most successful creole resi-
-as1 dent Planters said, a few days ago, that he
r0i1a had lost $4,000 by his sugar estates in the
tnepd 9aap twn wears in snite Of eyerv ecopomv. and
SCI that ouuless prices rallied he, would loose again
afoh9 fns'H75.s No one would make "a penny, he
yia'aosssid whose sugar stood him in 9l0 a hid. It
was scarcely possible to make it below that
eaTt Prices and Ieyeryrhhd which costs more would
.eS sink hmoney for its makers at current rates for
o4sd bugaEduE ais, gentleman hadno commission to
-ano Laa aaoiarraei r.er.I4 -. =
, 1875-04-21
IR RIGATION IN JAVA
THE DUTCH MAKE LEVEES TO
STAND ANY PRESSURE.
Cnrrnsnnnannnn of the Hama -Inrrn.1
Correspondence of the Home Journal


IN Java thirty or tnlrty-IlVe years ago.
the p anterS were all ruined Inc Govern
meHt had TO Intervene preventing tneh
from planting more IMAM one crop OF PAM
every tIIrd year on Ile same ground, MAKE
theIl CULTIVATE no falCoonS' ana ABANDON the
IaAd 10 the natives TWO years /" Succession
TO cuIrI'ate rice ana o'.ler crops oVeIlIo"-
!"6 INC anu 10 Ieue" ~ anu P'eEGi' '"li'
i"e' WHICH SNORT cIoP VI 'loG Woulu CAUSE
lfflSate all Ihe arabic ana by means %
calaiS' lleSe measures nave Hl"ue
IL 'he ficneSV cotooy ~ tae "oI'''
nlaN'n8 oOoo POUNDS OF sugar pei acre
tney cultivate very 5I't'e cane anu 10 =
better IMAM you can imagine anu nave az
grown We"'ny'
llle nfsC tAil9 laey 40 IS 10 prepare an
me Janus Tor pIa"I,nS ;ne can? a'1ea = mas
- CO - - '',"'o : - 49,,
pieces nIIeel OF lWenlI acres %lu "G2"S
Two o0'0S o''P' S''Iou"''u 10y 4" Yep "'.gn
ooI'''','5 = 'o'"' q'1'1Iy ~ ''4"!'3
"'.I' - = ~ ''''"' oHo1lV G'o'o = ~
o o;I ,I' 'o"o f"'.''o. lI'G 49, "'o
,L'ou ~ aoo 90. = ~? g'o ,Et
" "Io"t G". ' f'nt ' u" "'r ang Wy ;" "' tLn
"oou a,. 'Ju' = '1eP, ,'"''"5 'I,o lra -
;"' nov" o%3a ",''"' r h", ont Is ",' sa, - rl@r"
e ,a"'' n J",4s - I H. ~ 10, S' Gat ,oT'
= I"''' P'""Io" ~ wv ~
%.'4 -. W. "1UP' '".' = - '. ~ &C., -
4" Oo''5 ''' C = g ; In .i -
LOVE- u9gu ",'ol - ~ ~ 'ah nn1.n0
G''''e o7l"0FI GaG,, .ou' Ip9a ".,'i' IGn3.",
u'''1.'y u pa'aiIei way" .'o rows, ""Iol "'0
4,"u0 '2,.I ea'O 70 "I''' 80 3o ,,%S ,oeIJ H51
!"g',y e.S"l 'oFS ~ "0ou1 ~ I09.' ""lGl
Is nearly an average eq'"' 70 our ola
pan q P'an'i s ''0 cLPo'" cane my
years ago. when generally 3ao9 @'oQo
Po"'"S sugar per a'Pel': vac SIa%Ie
PAM ''e'y 'aFee lee'' "l'i maze 'nEeo
'I,'lgS more canes nan me present pan
Oh pidllillE TWO Or JllfCc (OlIcO) managed
, 1875-04-21

ragss have recommended on the Rio Grande.
Z "A post-ofice has been plundered and burnt
I and several farms ravaged. The United States
troops were not in sufficient force to be able
to prevent these outrages, but the Washington
Government has now ordered immediate steps
to be taken to chastise the raiders.
GERMANY.
March 80.
BERLlN.-Dr. Henry Forester, Prince Bi>h"p
of BresIau. has been summoned to resign his
b~ishopric because he promulgated the PapaI
encyclical against the ecclesiastical laws.
The conference of the Roman Catholic
Bishops at FuIda is held with closed doors. The
object of the meeting is to discuss and issue a
pastoral letter con 5rrning the bill before the
Prussian Diet Withdrawing the State grants
from the church.
THE DUTCH WAR IN SUMATRA.
THE RAeuE-A Government despatch re-
ceived from Atchin to-day announces that
Pedawa Brs1, on The northeast coast, has
boosted the Dutch flag.
Cholera among the troops is on the decrease
THE UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA The monthly statement Of
the Secret4ty to the Treasury show that the
amount of the National Debt on The first Of
April was $2,133 634.77S being a decrease Of
T $3,66l,2l0 during the month Of March.
SWITZERLAND.
April /.
BERNE.-In pursuance OF a report presented
by the Government relating to the appeal Of
the priests against their expulsion from the
Jura, the Grand Council Of Berne has approved
the conduct of the Government in the matter
by 1853 votes against 20.
S. LAIN.
April 2.
The Gazette of Cologne says that Spain
demanded in virtue Of the extradiliun treaty
with Prussia, the arrest of Don Alfonso, bro
Their to Don Carlos. 1t is said that, in con-
sequence, the authorities have received in
structious to arrest him should he 90 to
Prussia, and to detain him until the reasons
upon which Spain POUNDS her demand are
heard.
April 5.
According to news received by the Post, the
probabilities of peace between tine beli5erert
parties increase, daily, no less than $50 Cav
list Officers having recognised The Govern
ment of Alfonso XII.
April 5.
244 Carlist Officers, amongst them 9 gen
erals, have crossed the French frontier, and
many others have surrendered to the troops Of
= His Majesty Alfonso XII.
The CarllStS have not invaded the province
of Santander, and during the last days over
a hundred surrendered at the above men
toned place.
General Mcconnell has made known his adj
hesiOn 10 The Government of Don Alfonso.
ROME The Ambassador nom His Holt
Eess the tOpe is entrusted with requesting
the Spa"ish Clergy to do their utmost to es-
tabIsh peace under the Government of Don
Alfonso.
Anril Z.
LONDON The German GOVERN ent has adj
dressed a note to Belgium r. mplaining of he
pastorals issued by the shops of that countr,
as they are consld, red unfavourable to Ger
mauy.
The ne says that it is almost impossible
that y G Belgian laws cannot put a stop = inc
{ nduct of the clergy, which may ol,er the
relations with the neighbour : states, and
t at it th ose laws are il,uioient others are
Ee, essary.
The Belgian Government answered, refu-
ting he G man claims, and added that the
laws are sufficient to repress actual ofeuses
but not offenses of intention.
stfHa He1 e1t
E~
, 1875-04-21
Total s447,996 SO

Balance of deposits SAG, el4. 90
4 new deposit accounts VIZ,
Various.
II Withdrawals amounting to .s627 81
Rece'rersI for Satarday, 24h Apr1 1876.
.M CHRIsTIANSrED
7. f Wondes Esq Trustee,
Counsellor s.. w. vAN Brake Member.
IN F&GDERIKsTED:
Counsellor L. Faber, Trustee.
R. J. Robinson, Esq, Member.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG.
President.
st. Croix, Goth April 1875.
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Yrofitabte BettcIei. Ginem
SettcIiun9en iuurfcn ncLIid i'll einen
Soarolngbauis ;u Bun 10 bon mrbrcrcn
Sanen eie Saiilen buraiudt. n"o es
~fcn0sn Ii6 Oariu in To-, D uno l+Gent.
tifcr II 0oQ 81 @ents, Ole er III e.
ncm Sage ~;uiumnnel gebrddlt Bate. Der
Sunge mar ctlpa neuh Sabre alt uuo cine
Iisbenldhrige Sdmclter btNlsitste i'm.
Sic paren ic5r lumpig INN ibmub a unC
ibre ganse Gribeinung sei8te an, 1HB iie
icbr arm ieiu miiBcn. Die &inoer wris
9ertcn iid bartndfll, ibrsu Namen ooer
ibren @rbnort on;uaebtn, NO man obne
3meiiel iibsrrnihsnoe Gnt9cdungcn in
&'tlcH O'r @elOinmme, ois oicie camille
ourd ibr @ettcIipitcm Suiammen Gebraat
gsmodt tQ;tc.
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WsI: 8 IannrItaum," sc.
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slber Iicbcr 9err S6cppcnitirier, Sic
iino ia ihon 10 cOsr bctrunfcn.
SD b%ctrunfcn? @orauS idlieBen Sic
6ns. Siebltcr?
Sic fonnen il gar nidt Ncrabc te6cn.
3, ipcnn IS Oo5 1T, 8eIter, bas fummr
bobcr, SoB i'd in ser Iinfcn Sai9e Den
@ansi6Iunel unO in ser rchten fem 0clr
mebr babe, boburh 1T bas G~lci9gcwiAt
gcitoyt.
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Ser crSIirnt: 8attc 3u ieincr SirtIids
crcn Gbcbdlfte
y@cit, i6 ,dwcr' bel Gott @cnn
Cu mcr ia Stub 0cbit, 10 ioa i'd mi!
fammt Dir gIiidli6 lebcn, ib MGR SelbIt
merhcr !"
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uNbcr Maria", rief firSIi6 cine
8erIiner 9auSfrau lbrcm QicnitmdO0cn
81, nOie 8oIOfi6c babrR ia nod fem
friihcS MaNer betOmmcn p nMo,
mo;u Bonn oob !" meintc Wtnric, yiic
.habcn ia res nod mid NAL ousgeioffen !"
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@Obofat (eincn 0ieb in iciner @ob'
nun9 ouf Ger Shot crwiidcno,D yNSa te
@oauntc, 0a5 SriminnI miro Dir SHORES
lrbren."
G,eb ,.SSiiien sic mas, 9err Gofe
tor, %ubernebmen Sic 9Iei6 meme Ser=
tbeiOl9un9, neil ib GRAB bel Sbnen
bia".
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Ginprobote8 Mittct. Monn:
t,Srou, oicfe Nadt Gob' i'd obcr f0itIid
gcfdIaien i
Srou: nSif 9cpjb rcdt miiOe gene
fen !"
Monn: v9fcin, baS it's nidt. Sd
bab' bie 3eitung bcinbIt, Die tb loon
Gin Sabr iduloil mar. OaS mars !"
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felt bci eiter' 9Iten Olla S19fTp eT.)
WrI: g lannrutnum," &c.
Mmeritn, mic raat Gn Dir
Teil 0r06c5 Seer bon Wlnicn
Sod idlimmsr nod ols cieie, iiuo
Sie frcmmen S~emperQn;cu.
Sbr llriprun0 lit pnm 6roihgci6Ie6t,
9rum m6n'rig ihr @eblrne,
llno w0N'rig talt ibr @lut uno 9sr&
@todnttnlcCr bie Stlrnc.
Drum bsbcn lie bas 98aiIcy bod
Sod iiber olIt Sbroncu,
Oils Soft mo 9eim Ser Yolitif
lluo i6re Gts~Iigioucu.
Sod menn Srnu S0r0b nidt b0bcim,
Sebt Sob c8 fint ;urilfe,
lluo Ioufet i'd fononenoOQ
On ernem 9lu9eublife.
lln6 febrt Srau Sorob pie6cr Ecinl,
sort dngitIih Sob lie tloNen:
% Garden, wel6 civ grjmmCrS hmtrS
@iiblt mir III 8auh .uuO Magcn !"
9rauf Snrab ipri6t yN9 liebr Sob,
BUR Npotbet' ncidUin6e!
ga lit Die bette Wttoi;ju
Sir Mugeui6nlcr5 uno @jnoe !"
Oa madelt Sob sur Npotbet',
Gid eiuen nod 8u fnufen,
Sod Sarnb iou6it i'm Seller boIo
ySanult sir lebt cinen iaufcn."
Sic 8Odter fenf,t i'm 9~8icgentub!:
yTSas iOQlt bu 0id 10 plagcn
Sen oau;en Sag 10 frcuornIcer,
Nu1 iIbI' i0 Yciu i'm Mta9cn.
sd bab' 4 mcire Npotbet'
Su meinen %ettm1trnten,
Nuh lit ole ih6nc Mcoi3in
0ebrouct ni6t fljr Soken."
Der Sobn in St0ae fiiblt pom 5bec
81 Ioff unO franz I'M Wtogen.
Isl mtG, 0enft cr, i0 mill mid ieBt
&tii in 0cn Seller wNgen !"
0a triTt ole DIANA idIoftuo er
3n ieiner gr0Btcn Srcube,
Drum mdbtt er ii6 pom beittn SUP
SIM Seller idlGfen SetSe.
Die Gc0tcr frddit i'm 9SiegcuItuBl
Sin SOblie0 nui Sooa-M niicr
Der elite fommt mad Mtitte rna6t,
GinItimmcno ais Srummbo0cr.
9m on6ern Morgen poufen lie
Ses &abeniammer8 tuegcn,
lluo snutcn Soft, oab Tie ni0t iuo
@ic- andre S6fcrmd9cn.
Damn tidumpen iic, bcn6r0i6eu 0leid,
@cbcnb'gc @nMcrran;en,
@eil Soft oIIcin lie nussrm1blt
3u beil'gen ScmpcronSCn.
Srouf 1u6eu lie Sen gon,cn Soo
Gem YSbiafp, gSein uno 9uOer,
line iinO fir bid, 9Imeritn,
Sic 0lcr9roBten Slayer.
Srum, Geuftl, tnof balls unircm9anb.
Na' icinc feline gSonSel1,
So6 feline Sr0ide itcf' nIr cin
Sn.beincn 0robcn &unicn.
Y}rin9' .idIcuniQt lie CUR S,0u' 6incin,
Sort l0Ne fril fc 9uplcn,
Sen tlelncn Gcufcin ;un YlGiir
~Sm @cifrof {tatt i'll 8udicn,
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Gu linaen nit @tnratt unc ceutifer 6'smiltbiid.
feit tei rirtm gIteu 0lla Va9srt sr.)
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for their P&MPHLET-BGOK ninety-scventl
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COMMITTEE WORK.
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Epteia1 Dtapateh TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G. Jan. 25-A special meet
ing Of tho Elections Committee waa called to-day
to consider pinclback's credentials but ouing to
. eeauty attandauco tue question waA postponed
The 1'acilio Railroad Committee again post-
popol f}nal action iu the Texas Pacific matter.
Durcharl, OF Illinois, voted nay on the Hennepin
Canal. Uo il determined to stand by tho Town
Of Sterling, which opposes tho measure.
THE OVERLAND RAILROAD SCHEME.
CrebB, OF Illinois, e1-member from the Cairo
District, rnado IN argument before the Senate
Committee ~ I1ailroads ia favor oI tho proposed
doub1e.trac. FROM New York to OMAHA,
THE Buoa yonr swtSDLE.
The House War Claims Committee to-day, In
considering the Sugg Fort sHindlo, refused. By
a majority vote 10 adopt motion to report tho
facts 10 the House in order that that body might
tako actiou with regard to Mr. Iutler, of Ten
tlossee. Thet o1cuse given by thoEe who voted
against tho motion was that tho evidence VAS
a r,le however, Congreesmcu neyor lose AL OPP
portunity to shield each other, sud the action Of
the majority in this instance has numerous prece-
dents. Tho Committee have forwarded copies OF
facts In tho case to tho President aud to the Sen
ato Military Committee who are considering tue
nomination Of Con, Bhiras to la comnissary
Genorat to tho Third Auditor, rutherford, who
passed the claim without examination to tho Bec-
rotary Of lhe Treasury, aud to everybody direct
~ or remotely connected with the affair. 1t ia
tion Of Shiras. and Induce Auditor rutherford to
vacate his ollico.
H1yEn AND nAnBon n1LL.
The House Commerce Committee are rapidly
bringing tho River aud ilarbor bill toeompletion.
1t "ill probably be ready to report by tho 10th
Of February It wll appropriate about 1000, :
least 75o0. 900 by amendment.