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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

CoRREcrfoN.-Ah Blu, one of the par
ties implicated in the murder of Ah
Toy last week, we gave as All Du in
the last issue Of the World. All Blu,
aud not All Du, is the name Of the Chi
naman wanted by the officers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

The Hudson river tunnel company
who have been delayed more than q
year by injunction, has again resumed
operations at the shaft in Jersey city
The roadway under the river will be
5,40o feet long and twenty-five wide.
the outlet to be at Washington Square,
New York. The estimated cost is SIS,
100000 and upwards Of $40, 900, 900 in
stock has already been subscribed. the
principal parties to the enterprise
being Californians. 1t is intended to
complete the work in two years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

REMEMBER, children, all Of you are
invited to assemble at the school-house
at eleven o'clock this morning. Par.
ents, do not fail to get your children
ready at the hour designated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

OvEALAND BY Ox.TEAx, 81 PonY 81
PRESS AND By RAIL. This experiment
of fast travelling across the continent
has demonstrated, as much as any
thing, the excellent condition Of the
railroads and their rolling stock. Ia
ferior rails, road-bcds and rolling
stock would have been fatal to it.
What change has taken place in the
means of transit across the continent
since the early days Of California's ex-
istence! 1t took greater number OF
days to travel in the days Of OK teams
from St. Joseph to that State than it
has taken hours for this lightning ex-
press to cross the continent. Ninety
days by OK team was fast travel. The
mails which came by steamer occupied
twenty-five days in transit. The pony
express, creation Of the fertile brain
of Ben Holiday, cut the time down to
from twelve to fourteen days. But
that line only extended from St. Jo-
seph, Missouri, to Sacramento. The
distance travcrscd was nineteen hun
dred miles, nearly all the way through
a trackless wilderness. Seventy-fve
horses were rode each way; each made
twenty-five miles in heat; the aver
age speed day and night, including
stoppages, was seven miles an hour.
which was increased to ten or twelve
miles an hour on good ground; and
postage on all letters beyond Salt
Lake city was charged at the rate of
S. per half an ounce. The first pony
left St. Joseph, Missouri, at $50 p. m.
on April 3, 1860; reached Salt Lake
city on April 9th, at $50 p. M; passed
through Carson on April 18th, at 2:30
p. m.; through Placerville, April 18th,
at 2 p. m, and reached Sacramento ON
April 18th, at S p. m. Two mails were
dispatched each way per week. The
arrival of the first pony express rider
at Sacramento and San Francisco was
a day of jubilee. Bells were pealed.
bon6res were lighted, bands of music
paraded; songs, cheers and congratu-
lations rent the air; the whole fire de-
partment turned out, torchlight pro-
cession filed through all the principal
streets, and general rejoicing ensued.
The pony express gave way to the tel
egraph and the railroad.
The numbering stage coaches were
a vast improvement ON the OK teams.
Yet it took them an average of twenty
eight days to come through with their
passengers. The opening of the rail-
roads shortened the time consumed in
the transit of mails from IA to I days.
The lightning express of jarrett &
Palmer has demonstrated the feasibili-
ty Of cutting the ordinary mail train
time down one.half. It is not proba-
BILE that such revolution will be spec
dily introduced; but to assert that the
feat which has just been accomplished
will not be outdone, would be to pre-
sune that the acme of perfection in
had been attained.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

lS this luxurious age vast sums are
expended on luxurics. The Southern
Presbyterian. evidently bent upon re.
form, draws up the following list of
unneccssaries. with the money annu-
ally spent upon each Of them in this
country:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

81 to $40 Pc. per sss,s sss s' s. a'%s; 'a:. s'''
STISsoS 4 CO.. Portland. Maine.

- for Pamphlet Of loo pages. containing lists of
300 newspapers. and estimates showing costs OF
advertising.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

REV. VAN ANDA preached again last
Sunday. He and his family will most
likely remain here until next week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04
1DAEI9 CITY, TUESDAY, JULY4, 1876
ALMOST everybody has gone to the
celebration across the Basin.

A HIGH old time will be had at Pla.
cerville to-day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

REV. STRONG has gone to Payette
valley. He will return the latter part
Of the week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

A LARGE party left for Placerville
last evening. The remainder will
start early this morning.
, 1876-10-28
A LADY F~REEMASON.
From tie E@ropcan Hail.

There is an old Masonic tradition or
story to the effect that the only lady who
was ever made o Freemason was an inQui-
sjtive damsel who, ANXIOUS to become
acquainted with the mystic rites and cere-
monies of the " Ancient Craft" concealed
herself in the body Of an old-fashioned
clock in the lodge room, from Which she
Obtained an excellent view of what went
on during the initiation OF a candidate.
A few PARTICLES of dust, however, offended
her delicate ~nostrils, and caused her to
sneeza, upon which she was dragged from
her hjding-place by the indignant brethren,
and, as she could not be allowed to leave
the lodge free to divulgo what she had
seen, was compelled to herself submit to
the Of initiation, and thus
became the first lady Precursor ever
known. We question the authenticity OF
this story but we have now the authority
of eFreemas0n itself for stating that the
ranks of that ilIustrious Order now con-
tain the name of one of the gentler sex, in
the person of q Countess Halich, who has
been received as a Freemason in an Hun
garian lodge under the Grand Orient of
Hungary. Tn countess we are told, Is
a highly educated lady, and, having studied
and become well versed in Masonic litera-
ture, she was regularly proposed and
seconded in open lodge, balloted for, and
in due course was duly initiated, The
Grand Orient of Hungary, however, declare
the initiation 10 be null and void 90 the
ground that a woman is disqualified from
being a F~reemason, and the curious ques-
ton now arises whether, as the countess
was actually initiated, she can be refused
admission to her lodge. How this delicate
point will be settled by the Masonic elders
it is impossible to say; but if the Grand
Orient can destroy by any edict of their
W the value of the old adage, "Once a
Mason. always a Mason," they will have
performed a feat that appears to be quite
al difficult o performance as it would be
for a camel to pass through the eye7 OF
q needle.
, 1876-10-28

New YoRK, Oct. 00th.-Flour, per barrel, St.
Lawrence brand, in New York, So IS to 6 As,
Meal, per barrel, Ssh.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, $l7.
cuu SCrystals, per pound, 81 to l08o.
"usai Fair to good refining, per Id, g to 9ko.
English Islands Molasses, per gallon, 80 to SOC.
Premium on Gold 100 to :.
Exchange, New York and London 4.834.
LONDON, Oct goth.
(Dem Crystals, per cwt. 26I duty free.
Sugar Muscovado, do. 23l do.
delayed Havana. No. II, 256 aAoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon II9 in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt. 70.
Consols 93j to "a.
Bank Of England Rate of Discount geo
Rents 60 $50.
Cotton 81.
, 1876-10-28
PROJECTED CENTRAL SUGAR FAC
TORY IN THE DANISH WESR
INDIES.
Iron the Sugar Cans

A prospectus has been issued OF a
joint stock company in Saint Croix, for the
Manufacture of sugar on the central factory
system, which has been found to work
81 satisfactorily in Martinique and other
West Indian Islands. The Danish Gov
eminent, with the concurrence of the Diet,
is to advance upon a loan, for the further
once of the scheme, an amount equal
to what may be raised by private meaus-
not exceeding two million crowns. A
considerable portion of the shares has al
ready been privately taken Up in Denmark,
Further information may 0e obtained
from Mcssrs. J. f. J. Ti,loy and Co of
s.. Thomls; or, William Wilson and Sous,
6,TAlbot court, Eastcheap, LQpdO6..
, 1876-10-28

7 explained to DR.. Donkin my hypothesis and
my intention, and the result has completely
justified my anticipation. As on last Monday.
50 to-day, SIade allowed me to hold the slate
against the table in order to receive the spirit
writing, saying that the spirit would probably
write more distinctly for me than for him.
The slate had been cleaned and was now
declared by Slade to be devoid of writing, but
writing was to appear on it in the usua! way t,
accompanied by the scratching noise of the
pencil. There had been the usual delay and
fumbling on SHADES part when I put out my
hand and Immediately seized the slate away,
saying, You have already written on the
slate. l have watched you doing it each
time.'' And there, sure enough, was the mes
sage already written, as l had anticipated.
My friend, DR.. Donkin, will give you a more
detailed account Of the events which occurred
in his presence.
I am, Sir, faithfully yours,
E. RAY LANCASTER, FRS,
Fellow Of the Exeter College, Oxford, and
Professor of Zoology in University College g.
London,
, 1876-10-28
A M
CORRESPONDENCE Of THE LONDON TIMES.

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, 1876-10-28
AN ORIENTAL PEOPLE IN EUROPE.

CORRESPONDENTS OF H LONDON TINES.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02

- SIN BrIieL er0ffnete am 9ienss
toa ben II. September Der &6nig Der
8elgier bic er1ts @onfsren3 Der DON ibm
eeLaDenen 8 eOgr9pben nnb Mtris
taret1eu0en. Ser SOnte erlduterte
bic auf bic WtitteI aur Befornerung Der
Qualification uno Grf0ri6ung BON Sens
~traLsNfrtfa sert4teten 3pcde Der 3ns
1omnenfunft, mics auf bas tDa6lenoe
Snterefie fur bic GrforI6un9 Nfrttas
bin uuS fIbrte aus, 6aB bic Yerlonlt3s
fetten, mel@e ftd nit bteier SrGge be-
i6Gftigen, felt Ginger 3eit fir bic groBe
NisLi9feit elmer Bereintgung auer Sors
fder tpirten, oeren 3tpeGe Die Bei1[eus
ntgung einiliIatortf6er @inrt6tungen in
Nfrifo pGre. 2tus btelem @ruilbe Duroe
bic 9%eQentDGrttge Beriammlung berufen.
Ser &0nig erfIdrte tpeiter. baB Tim fetn
ebroeistaer @eii6tspnutt leite, menn &c
Belgien tpegen ietuer centralen Sage ols
fir oiele 8eretnigungen ~belOn0ers geetgs
net be3ei9ne. Sooanm beipro9 Der Sos
niq ein3eLne SpeatoIfrGgen mno betonte
bic electromagnetic, al ben 0ren3en Der
unerfori1ten @ebiete 2tfrifGs StGttonet
fir wifeni9aftIi6e 3pede uno aIs Hns
terfuuftsorte 3u begriHoen. Our sorts
fI6runa oteies Werfes 1et ein tnters
nati0naLes Gomtte 3I biIoen.
S6liebIi6 Iub Der R0nig bic Seriamm=
Iuna elm, fi6 su conitituiren. @uf Gins
trag bes Sreiberrn b. 9otmann tDur6e
Der e 0ni q nit Exclamation gum Is a.
ftbenten getpGblt. Wut etnen tnettcs
rem Nntras bes @rafen 3i9p DureeH bic
anpelenoen BrGfioenten Der 0eogrdpDtS
16en @eieqi6aften gu 8iceprdltoenteH
%ernannt. Ser SSnig tbetlt nit. oaB
Srau Seine in 6am6urg 10000 SrcS.
fir Die ;3pede Der Gonfercn3 geIniomet
babe. SoDann fpra6en bic NfrItaz9teI
ienoen gto6ti9oI, S6metnTnrtb .
99ob[fs, lieutenant GHg, Gon1H1ans
beur e a m 0 n MHo Gol0nel Grant,
her gfei6e mad iiber bic GelMlt1te ibrer
TorIdunosrei1en. GommenoatOre@t
1cSfaIien) beridtete Iber Die WttBgel6ide
her itoLienifhen Expedition mad GentrGLs
0Ifrifa, u. Wttniter Baron . om6nH
ouf @runb Der Witteiluneew 6es Sfter=
rei6ii6sungariihen GonluI6 in Gbars
fum iiber @eiiis' uub BtGggIo'S neueite
ReiIen i'm 9ebiete 3uti9en Dem QIberts
uno 8ictoriaz9 eDonta. 9er &0ntg
bra9te bierauf Die Trage Uegen @rri@s
tuna BON Stationen 3u cibili11toril9en
unb pifienihaftIi6en 3tueden i'm Snnern
BON afrita aur Oiscuiiion. On Der
9ebatte betbetLigten IT'D g. oeSemeuoff,
&oblfs, Sir $. &apIinion. IOmiraI
Baron be Ia Ntonciere le Jfourp, Sir
Sotpeus8 nrton, Ra6ttsaI, Sir &utbers
foro>NLcod, Wacs EenuDn uno Sir 8ars
teLz Srere. Sir &utberforb: NIcod beans
tragic ipecieu bic Grrtdtuns elmer ftars
fen Station an Der OffiIte Zanzibar
gegenIber. Die GeriammIuug nobm b0s
Prtncip Der @rri4tuug iOI@er Stattos
men an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
Die sA@ermeTe in Rew Corr.
ga tp 81 {. ~. e

&c 10 q 0 y A5' SEPKs
Ote speite baLbidbrIi6e 8a9ermeiie
6es a~merifani16en 8erLeger sSeretns lit
mad piertdeiger Dauer geitern sei4loi=
fen tporoen. 8enn i6r @rtoIg AUD elm
bef1erer sepeien lit, ais Der ibrer 8ors
.eGngerin, 10 bat er bod fanm bic @rs
tuartungea Der unternebmer erfnut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
Die WtpubGifamer in Nebrasea.

NtHCOIH, JtEV.1 70. OIPt.
Die repubIitanti6e Staatsoeriamms
lung, tpeL@e seftern bier tagte, ernannte
gum gi3egoubernour q. 8. Nbbott, BON
Gale County, gum 9taatsiefretdr ben
ieBigen Snbaber bteies MmteS 8runo
S36uf, gum Qubttor S. 9. Welton.
BON Sage County, unb gum Staats7
f6abmeiiters S. 6. WcBrios, Don @oIs
far Nounth.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
len lit Ger5in6uns nit 6er eIeftrif9eu
B1tterie oebrQht,

len it G%erbin6uns nit 6er eIeftrif@eu
Batterie gebra6t.
Dieie 9roBe Batterie mar tnieber eits
getbeilt in II Batterien bon ie 40 3euen,
4 BON ie 36 3elen unb 7 8dtterten bon
ie A 3eIIen. Der berbinosnbe Drabt
mar 100. 900 SuB un0 Der bebinlettsnoe
9rabt 10000 SuS lang. Gin oieien
8rGbten hefanben it9 Die vRrtners",
6eren @rploiton Sur9 Die eIettrti6s
Batterie bemtrft nuroe.
Ntan tann naturLi9 beute nod midi
ioaen, Oh burh 6ieie SprenQung etH
i3tffbarer Gana[ fir O3eonoampfer bers
geiteut lit ooer ni6t, Do 3uerft Die Ioien
SeIsmaien bonn @runo eeboben unO
aus benz Sabrpofier peggeldaft Ders
ben miuien.
Sn Subiou @itp unb SerIep Gitp b6r=
te man beioe SignaIi6Iiie, nertte ies
bod fetn @rbeben. SIN Nenarf fi6lte
man Die @ridItterung, b6rte aber nihts.
SIN 8roofIpn p~erIpIrte man cine ettDG
amet Setun6en onbaItenoe GridItte=
rnng. Su williamsburg uto 9unterS
YoiMt tpur6e 6aS Beben gang Deutlt4
bernomnen.
Na3 Der @rpIoiion 8tneen tpentgitens
SO Sabr3euge iber bic Steue, no Die
Sprengun9 itatt9efunben Bate.
Die Siren nno @ef1n8enen Guf Bla6s
peus SsF1no uurben fura Dor Der Grs
pIofion aus ibren @ebGuben in's Sreie
9efubrt no ie troB bes berri6enoen
Gegens berbIetben muBten, bis bic
Spreugung ppriber mar. 9tep gorter
Boli3ei mar gu ibrer 8epa6uns Oahius
ge16tdt tDor6en.
SEEN gorf, %. Sept.
.Sngenteur TeDton titnotgt an, ooB
bas 9auett 9oint Stiff Douft6ubtg sers
fort 1T. Ote Gauber, tpel6e bteSte4e,
no baiieLbe BeitaHben, uuteriu9t babeu,
fan6en our @bbez3eit nirgenos weuigsr
aIs a~tpanaiS SUB @aiier.
Die &cratbun8 Attt Oeu SAotas
1ter11.
GpOtte6 SaiIMgentnr,
%. Sept.
Ser Bertrag nit ben Grieblt6en) Sns
oianern puroe beute Nbeno mad elmer
breiitInbigen Berotbung abgeihIofen.
Gine f@reGltOe &GtafrOpbe.
0emgorf, % Sept.
Gin GeIeeramm bon Geabing, Ba..
beri6tet iiber Elm inredIi6es unglId,
ipel6es %pergangenen Oonnerttag einen
Gbeil Der 8etpObner beg County SOreit,
in ienem Staate, 5etroffen bat. 0ie
@ebirgsbG6e tuaren infolge be5 neua
Ithsn nupetters 10 fart ongefdpousn,
baB ibre8aiier bic blum beiieoeLteH G6Gs
Ter IN Der 0sgeno pon Stallion, elmer
falt 0usi6lieBItd BON 9ol3bodern uIo
ibren SamiIieH bemebnten Orti6oft,
Iberflut6eteH. 3uet pitten, tuelbe DON
ben 5oIabodern 9eorg Sarts uno
Daniel Cooper unb ibren rc1pettinen
Mnseb6rtgen beDObnt Warsn, uno auf
etnem NbDang ft9nOen, muroen f0rt9es
i6pemmt. Die SamiLie Parts aGbIte
iieben RerIonen: bic Glteru un0 finf
Rtuoer; in Der 0nbern 9itte %befanoen
ii9 sur 3eit bas Gooper'ide @6spaar
uno ieine feds Rtnper uno cine Srau
Adams, pie Wutter Der Srau Cooper.
QQe niele Berlonen ertranfen. Sn Der
ytdbe Don Smitbport linb bic 9eiden
BON 3tpei Grtrunfenen gefMH6en Dorbeu.
Su 2ioga @ountp falnen bret Berionen
6ur6 Die Rataitropbs Inn, uno in 8iuss
port bier. SIM @an3en bat OieieIbe, TO-
nieI man ueiB, fGEfunOatpansia 0pfer
geforbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
gamFbru6 ia GaItformtea.

6 0nSranctsco, 2Y. sept.
Die v8oueio Sanings & Commercial
Banf" bat eeitern tntOIge ungLIdli1er
SpetnIationen ibres Prdiiosnten s. ..
Srisbie ibre 3abIun9en einltenen niinen.
9as BonfDerm6een miro auf iiber $780,
600 Dollars anee9eben, Die 8er6tnbIi9s
teiten auf 325, 900 9Ouars. Ran 9Iaubt.
baB bic 3abIungseiniteuuns nuT cine
aeitpeiIige ietn miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02

B., baB sr am 8. bort eintraf nnb bic
Stabt in benem Nufrubr fanb. Der
Staotcommanbant bate nit 3uittms
mun8 ber BeiaBung unb ani6einenb in
uebereinittmmung nit ben 8Inihen Ser
@%tnwobner Der Resisruns ben @ebors
lam setinbtst.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
G6MeApoN.
M { II t o II, 20.

W a 1bEngtD Il, Y. SepI.
Ser a&t l15r Morgens BON Nepgort
mad Gbicago abgebenoe @tL3ug Der J1etp
gorter @%entraIbGbn ptro fIntti9bt1
bic mad Gbicaso beftimmten eingel9rtes
beuen Brtefe mitnebmeu, 10 bab bic oors
tigen Raufleute BON nun III bteie mebrere
Stunben frilber erbaIten Derben als iett
Dem Gtngeben Der Sdneapolt 3Hge.
Gum MnbGnsen zines Softuagens an
bielen 3us woIIte 8Gnoerbtlt 1t9 nt3t
perltehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
1eS0, Gbto+

NDIeoD, Z9. Sept,
Die sroBe MtIburn1Ge @asenfabrtf
gertetb beute WOreen in Branb uu5
tpurbe betnabe no4ltGnbig etugeGI9ert.
Ser S6abe belduft ft6 auf nobesu 400,z
600 Dollars. bic Gerit9er1n9 auf 1852
600 Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
GcMROOr%

Bafbtn to n, 29. Sept.
&apitGn Simpion BON benz omerif0nis
i6en &riegsbompfer vSma5a" f6retbt
BON 9naDaquil. Gcue6or, Iuter benz 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02

adttdsiee @~erIanseruns Der Maffenrnbe
etn3umtuigen.
@raf Nnbrafib bat ber ierbii6en &e=
sieruns au tpiiien getban, baB Der 6fters
ret6ii9e @onIul BeIgrab b~erlafien tpirb,
wofern Surf 0eiLan ben %&Gntssttttst
auuimmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-10-02
SnS@mertfA.

SECW III WI"
Soeben erbaItene gfa@ri6ten bon 8as
mama melben. baB in einem AM q. Nus
quit BET 9al9auen5, i'm Staate @auca
(Ter. ct. bon @olumbta) suti6en ben
Gebeuen unh ben Regierunestruppen gee
}9lagenen S6lo9t pie Griteren 1000
Sobte unb SerDuubete perloren, mGbz
reno Die 2eBteren 200 Eobte unb 800
8erpunbete 3dblten. 9te it6 gegens
ilber1tebenoen Nrmeeu tDorem besp. $500
uro 1900 Wequn itorf.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-05

tive or municipal body to advance any
private jnieIest, or to assert any private
claim. Not only that, but L have never
known him to advise in such a case, no
matter how privately or indirectly. He
could have made fortune from that class
OF business alone if he had been willing tn
enter lntoit. Finally, 1 say, as one know
ing what he says, that Gov. Tilden has
never. since have known him, been in
teresleG, directly or indirectly, nearly or
reno ely, professionally or privately, in
any job. J. p SrNNoTr
March 80 1876
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Mr.. Robinson procured the investigation OF
certain charges against one of the committee


certain charges against one OF the coinLnAIeeS
clerks.
MONDAY, APRIL 3.
SESArE-Senator Morton introduced a bill
10 supply the place of the enforcement law de-
clared unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court. A bill to amend the bankrupt
laws so as 10 provide that no voluntary as
signment by debtor of all his property here
tofore or hereafter made in good faith for the
benefit OF his creditors ratably or without crea-
ting any preference and valid according to tae
law of the state where made, shall of itself. in
the event OF his being subsequently adjudged
a bankrupt, in proceeding of involuntary
bankruptcy, be a bar to the discharge CT such
doctor, was offered by Senator Thurman and
passed after debate. An unavailing attempt
was made to reconsider the vote by which the
presidents salary was fixed the other day
at SIS, COO The clerk OF the House appeared
and announced to the Senate that the other
branch had adopted articles of impeachment
against Belknap, and appointed manager.
HoUsE-Among large number Of bills and
resolutions presented were some relat-
Ing to the internal revenue, the tariff,
and even to Black Hills rail
road The impeachment articles were
presented ard adopted, and Messrs Lord,
Knott, Lynde, Mcmahon, Jenks, Lapham and
Hoar appointed managers. The pension
bill for the war of 1912 was presented and
passed, the features restoring to the
rolls the names OF those persons struck
out for disloyalty being retained,
but those paying to them the arrearages since
1867 struck out. Mr.. Glover attempted to re-
duce the sumptuous living OF HaIlett Kill
bourne, the recusant witness, to prison fare,
but in vain. Mr.. Randall succeeded in order
ing evening sessions for three days OF the
week. after great deal OF fillibustering on the
part of the Republicans to preventit.