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CRIME.
COSTLY DISSIPATION,


S|Sr1al }Hsp1fch 10 TIE thfclt1p 7tl2HHt.
Sr. LOUIS. Nav. 1t.-ln May Lat. Lieut.. Hin.
ke. Ut tho United Status nrn,y, ut that Tins
ncCtcd with thu Qnartesmasiet's ncI'sslm. Mt ut
Furt Lcasettw0fth, canlo 10 st. t0uts. aud during
ht4 stay ttcatnc enAnoFcd Of tho chsrnls Ut Sr!llt
su1ridgc sl1c Keeper Of t.aso" lie jet< 1t Eleventh
and IT. Charles Streets licts Il secu.. h. n,ade
hts temporary AcadqNartcrs. Having thus sqauH-
arrc.l In lchanccry what ready casI he had with
which continued until hls bill had axsllnbrI ruc
formidable pfolortlous that the tfar inau,ora.a
brtn.c clrl tho subject OF = settlement. The young
officer urcw draft for tho amount Claimed, $50,
G5tt having axct sAu Enforcement uf Cart. iuyt 10
thu raEHr. which waa drawn upon tho United Sta,es
su.Trcaauty. This draft the next day va. pre-.
seNtel u tho SAb.r5casnEy for paslHtHE, When it
was Fri'utl,aLa ~ worthless. Subsequently,. ulus
cuuptans of the Government Officials a. lae Tsra.-
ury, Lieut. llinste "aa atseaied. and Inv bccH cun-
AneA in !ail cscr slncc. pcris'd VI AraTly s,x
Months. This morning he ~us arraL:llc1 III Inv
United htalts EuAEs for "rniture. tEc Wa1
lAt tuurt III ilis favlr. aud a*kp! that hts l!lur
would r1rrclkr suHnu lcnfrsry In thu case. in lI!c
tr-t pxce lHeaIBe OF The uniform stIOd character
the prisoner had hcretuipsc s'tnc: anl. ttcnnlly.
in view VI The fact that lle had already 4ctrssl
term fully CpnlueusuEalu with hs h.Icuse. which
was euu,.Elltsl nnt With tit ntttBt to ctrauh ite
GHsera,ar1t, hut was .url II aeM' insane !tvak.
Dr hid trs1,ns ,ndebtcd through the influence ~
strui.y drink. 1lss uttntncv prctruteh 10 The
Guur& srSeIal letters frv lhc c0lllp nns u'ticvs
Ut Lieut.. Il!Hklc. E1sln! lin III f!crruaeatlr cII.
actet fut honesty. 'saltauttf. anIi EHos 'hcared. .
ucs.. Judge Treat per4scl thc .teltctt. And sa,l
That In slew VI what the I'rtuntE la,l aEraly suf.
fGrsi. aud u thu eAceent reputation siseu tM l'Y
s:s T., M.1 p. JON ss is u
kente.ts him to tlFrs H,oNtls upttsuunls0i IN thv
County Jasl, and dnr Ut s..
, 1877-11-15
COMPILING.
THE uENALr ASD TIMES HAVE At THE HON.

THE uEAALu ASu TIMEs HAVE At THE HON.
utAnLE sEEATOIt.
SprcfHi UfsWstch tn The tIhicsyo TfftMnr.
. New foRK, Noy. 1{,--lscspondnR to Senator
Conkling's pcrsoual explanation In The Senate
IN regard to the Herald Interview, that paper
agrees with the Senator that It was not what Is
generally termed M Interview, hut sayh It was
written from ncrnury after conversation witt,
the Senator. Mr. Cunkl!n. docs mt recollcct
all that The Reporter nscrlbed 10 him, but the
reporter ailirn,s that Ills memory is better ln
that particular than Coukllng's. As Conkliav
does not eclcct any particular statement for Dc.
uia1, Il Is ncedlcss 10 say more until lie chuoscs
to he specific.
Tic Times, OIL the same subject, says there Is
a story told Of a man who shot at Al, nntnsal in
the undcrbrush 10 ns to lit It II ittwcre deer,
and miss 1t IT 1t wcrc- Il cow. CDnk-
ling nIissed fire, mud suys II was Il
cuw. As Ills so-rlllcd Interview
has raised hrceze, he ltls not held III fntcr-
vicw for qualifications Tor months. Possibly II
tho interview llAi been well rGeelvsl h. would
have said uf IL as e said of Ills Rochester ],cr-
ftr,natlec, TINT be had nothing tU tnke buck,
lluthEng to he sUsry fur. lhc Times suggests
but onc way out oi Conktillg's dilemma, and
TINT Is for him to publish nn cdittoi. Ut thu
conversation, revised aud currrrtcd by himself
II specifically suggests tho inquiry whctilrr lls
denies Returning to lfttlu Eyarts aud Little
Roberts,
, 1877-11-15
IN THE SENATE.

- 6peaal DssDatcA to 1Ae catca5o Tyso3a&.
HAsulsa1oa. D. C., Nor. II. -lu ttn Senate
so'A AFTERNOON the bloody shirt w4s vigorously
*afcd' aud aceount4 Of robbery, raids. outrsxcs,
aaa nuEdsfs VERY narrated with gtaphlc ctearuess
me victims however, wcfp wA:se citizens at Tc1-
A. aod their atsa!lauts were Noxicana. So no OBJ
.set'oas rero u&ds whrn Senators Ma1ey and
eose saecessEsIy told their stories Of the border
auasss Committed oR tha Tsxns bank VI the RIO
otahos. 10th Senators reported that the Govern.
nehf of Mexico hare been fur u4oy yea.. utterly
ps"sstsss, ant that tho thitcd e,alea uuss have
~ power along tic t1oaue<. y4s ea1y ps.ssstibls
, 1877-11-15

- SIfcl4! 1h@tt47t1 n JAs GK7ca2o fF15uHf.
MADISON, Nov. ia ,nau named 4. y.
juhusou, catsle-drovrr, pussea through tAls
t!:y On hl. why home to Black Earth, III this
county, last evening, from trip in Yrs.npaleau
County. On reaching Biaek Earth, in lhc mid.
dls Of tue usaht, he started to walk 10 h4 home,
mile from tho station. On reael.tng hts gate,
and laYtug hands OH 1t, hc was confronted by
two fool-pads Xhu placed Two ErsolYcrs Ut his
bead. detnspdsas hts mouey Or Ills life. slr.
johnson psotessed that he Lal uo money. hut
the robbers, doubtless knowing &hesr .nas, ner-
Xsate4 in thelr demands, und Mr. Johuson Was
compelled to give up 3..Q0u whIeil hc received
trola tho aalc Of stkk, when tho Epal agr,ll4
lc> aniptl. No truce has hern had ut tl.ein. Mr.
johnson Offers reward Ut xt,uN for their
capture. liz ean give no description of the
rubbcrs. be tcsug 80 dzxesl. snd It being ~
dark. that hc took no particular no1ks VI them.
, 1877-11-15

fNosrrCT or AN IMPROVED EEDrNeTANnlNH
nErwEEy THE PRESIDENT AND THE nErub-
LICAN SENATOR'S.
Sp<etai Di.nnsth to ne Caicaoo Tribnn-.
wAsusoroS, u. e.. Nov. II. "a CUtuni,tcc Ut
seyen Senators, representing tho Republican ca,,-
Gus, hna called upen the President In accordance
with tho decision Of the caucus. The Committee
eov.I.ted Of Etlmpnds, q! Vermont, Chairman:
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; t!aml!n. OF Maine;
E!rkwool Of Iown I'rurc Of MiFssssipp! tcolurcd)
Chrrltaney. of Michigan; md 1towc,o Wisconsin.
Thu Con,M,ittcc tlau al interview OF Two hours as
t,at with Tho rrcsiacut. The chIcr topic constd-
cred WEI thai Of tho appointment Of Democrats To
Office IN The sauth. scnatuEz l1nnlin and llhwc
manifested The strongest opposition 10 th|a policy
1!arsl'n was the most extreme, mil *aid TINT c did
lot believe In atpa!ntfn1 any iMan who had ever
sscn Democrat TO Office. Senators EAfisstancy,
kiEkwood, ind Drucc, OH the 0thcr hand, exhibited
very lcrnl vicwr mi. were disposed tn thoroughly
ind cordially co-o,,trato With tho President Cam.
eror, Of rcnrsylsanl1, cautrary 10 expectation,
..1ieA shat. In his judgment, IL was tho Wsscyt
party policy to stand by tho President. 1le htatcd
that he felt compelled to do this as nattct Ut
party Wisdom.
THE MAIN POINT or THE DISCUSSION,
60 stated. was the appointment uf UcGtocrats TO
Office In ths South. They wcre agreed that, III
thc event al Tho appointment Of such
persont, uuno sl,oril 10 appointed except thoec
whn gisc must unqualified nssurnucc faithfully to
execute thc Reconstruction lawt. Tho Presidents
Npfy 10 this WA tllLt he always had and always
sIo1 make trotis that tliero silnufl bu full
o,edience 70 ait laws growing out Of reconstfuc--
ton, aud that a. ,nattcr of e1urse hu never ip.
ss nS sS;a', sSi4. su5 1"d II, tst '
A. to tho rcynlt with tho po4sibin exception
of Howe nnd flann, Il is said that lilo coninllt-
tes tsil the lteaidpnt rnt'afled that there was
SGr THE lkHuNn FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
That They hail lkcu It'd to Aut Nutd existed, Tho
, 1877-11-15
IN THE HOUSE.
TIE AUTHORIZATIONS NtI.f..

"p.H" .",r" =, ., 70 n .as '''e"gr tt'oaaf.
"A".s".on .,, " ~ Hof' tt'-~lne 4!oaso Ilad
sacrchca wero for tho most part devoid Of interest.
With ore Or two execution. ,hcv ,yrrc ,,,do hv
s,,,,,s. e Ia. '.s, sf""S ,Aey WY t1a"s "
oo"'"cEsi 'h!l4t'ahlsus "ha showed khenSelyca
tl'oFpagh denlagogurs. Golnc Ut them openly ue.
c1rtd for Iut4lliatjuu ntIu Judci t1e1r unnoncpts
10 trans tho tnlqu.,y Of tAo propo.jton. utrscut.
ss, w" eu''shasn sleeeh o. Sssofaay was NOT tor'
fo"eh' !la ald not c.capa without being called
rsnce of shyIocks. A. Ehlt;cnsru moved oyc. to
tae Democratic side 10 f,rur nora ,1f.tfur,lv nno
og tlu sn,thcro I"ro,,r,,t.,. a;.,, to 49,. III
:, ooa'"ea lnha''on.'1s' postlas " NM 4aa'
:, ine1e esaHas tho wsecEer Ready u profit ~ lho
disaster that ~ lulpundng." rhls WA received
With luru upptauaa un thp ilctuncratIe st,c Chit.
lcntcn ,yun M, ,r r,rutv, III. "hnso
@" ~ .>'...'- ~ .es'o ."'a apu'o
WITHOUT NEsENT1Hu IT.
Inter IN the slay he declared That tho speech Of ha
ascuscr contained moru fallactcs nnu nonsense
iIn,.a ' sAa ossa nea'" oe,o'o on tae noos o. tho
-A'pp' ~ sefese IN accusation a. could ba
maac.
uu,,s, ,,,,,,,s,,,,.,.,
, 1877-11-15
THE CHICAGO TR1DUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER H. 1877.
len years for gratrl lart cny. III. mother lives

f"n years tt,r rrarl lart cny. Ills mother lives
at St, .t',l1ns y, II.
WtI'fnm ilnryrs, 1!vcars MD, bright mnlattn,
five fret TN In hes cyra anti hair htatk, srnt
ttotH ". Lts.is ier grand !arcrrv str ten ytxrs,
from thu May term. ls7f. Mother lives in
Alabama
,lphn .folte., white. - years old, five fret SIX
intlfs high. auburn hair nnsl falr complexion;
srnt In from Iron t.a,nty for two years from
November, 1877, fur larCci,y. scar on hIck ri
wrist, left ti,fn. anil left ,uuttcr-b!ahc- Parents
rcsttlc In Springfield, Mn,
Edward WiIson. - ycars old, i've feet high.
lark hair and eyes: sent froul Randolph cntln-
y In July, tssf. for grand larccn. fer two ycars.
scar on right atie nt forehead anil oil breast.
inches ',tgh, hazel eyes, from Vernon t:ounty; ;
Acnt up trun the November term, 1871, fof
Erautl lareny for inns srAr..
Ottlters are IN the trall and It /. belEevcdth
all VI TIC lUnytets will be recaptured.
, 1877-11-15
TIE RECORD.
bKNATK.

sRaATR.
ue .u'l'.eu ~ ua 'au'au ~; Haa,'s' Ispustea, WI"
sns sea'S ~ o - ea1s tho naans
on the calcndas.
Air. Conoyer intro,pcetl l,ll IN Grant adl,tIona,
hon'rssruas to settlers upon public lands In tho
rlorida.
-. ~, W '.'o sonl,.'vs ., VI i"''s l.aaa'
~. ~. se"e'u,'o" VI ..e t1us"'"A aoa1, Ar'
Maay called w tse resolution Submitted br HIM
lew lays 49, tHaruCtny thG Committee 0h Military
Affairs to INQUIRE Into tho cxprtl,cucy Of conxt,uct
,rn , sv.,. ~ ,,,tt, ,,.t 49,, H., ,,t S,.,
irsn',er u The u'i,rd states, and .Iokr :. sus,h
~ Iesasu ~ taat from Me1co lMto 're1as ahd Tic
necessity 5:t. I1r .hsh defensive Wotss.
NtHtafy AnalsS. -,
W. Wlnao,''. from the Committee nh ttpptopti;;
aSnr apraatps isr tss .put % opss "f @ ,ha
nrMy, nnd 1t WIS pliecd on The calendar.
Tie bill lsaIcndel BY thu entire oulssIon ef The
clauhe tssclca " TIC linuse; winch provided ttat
toMr @ cavalry fesimsnts thoul4 be 5gefl1ea u M
" .he Texas frontier, but pFu.ldes thai ihr
tota3 hnhoee OF Hen on Tue fMy-ral!"
IL Committee recommend the in,ertiau, il
usc OF troops iu Texas, IL tI.c following cllusv:
'Envnlry sss'ments 'nay 10 recruited IT, 10y men
10 each company AMI kcni a. neIr as practicable
shlai ht employed Ia th: tctes!tc 1f fhe SrxIc
ahd Indian tfoAtiet oi IeSas.' TUG Committee
du nut tec"i!llcna my inGrnase in thu amounts
voted by ti,c ll"iirc. but, nE tbs contrary. pr,usu
rtlucsi1n u S'o, tN0 in tle tten. fur tho c0n.cr
sion " smoutl!.bbre guns " tllr cahtlon; 3U. O0
In tue unsonnt fns lstMpta!s. aud E;AJ III tlr NJ.
pEopsI4tion iHr tl!c ok!co q Gomsnan!iHs Gcnetal
Tho tise' tfesarnt said oesoEs ile eenAte eun.
VI this SECRETARY Of GtAte In reply tu lhe Ecuats
resolution of tha 18th inst, IN regard to ti,e scsec
VI Islsnhers " IN armed benA frunn Mexico from
tllr jail III SiAfE County, TEXTS, fn August lasl.
Refereed.
Mr. W!Adoua nkkel unanimous conrcnt 10 pro-
eeSd VIII n, i'e consideration u t' A'my Appso'
Mr. Cuckrrlf said he wonli not object to The bill
being takrn up now. With thu understanding That
itn consideration b. deferred Until tomorrow. 1t
lad Just t~en prhtea With tho amendments, aud
scnaae.. bad nut lIaA tuse to cxamLneit Il.
Mr. WtntIun, acceHtcA thu propt.sitlun Of Mr.
tbs understanding that II should cope up a. TIL
Hnirhttl hutiHc-s tU- morrow.
Fkutn
, 1877-11-15

r7nrt bF.z1t rt,ntF
:. D"pnt. n" arm. F,s,r. s,... N W., wn'e
,,f,,h, ,,,,,., h.,, H., w.. ,rd ,,h;.h t,i.
tor...., 1s.,,,~ 49,. ..,...o.. c...,o. ,,n,, ~,
NJ. >.' p'"-' "f'"
mn. ,,vv,,,,
, "'S
~. ".'sn"eu =, sNo 'e1',s ."m"',.ee on nprfp.
vts,.,',I9 '."..,.. ~. ~ 80
=, t'"'.. t.",' W." ,."ss -, o"r r. m "" "" ~.
~ useep'as "''s.a .a ~ w. .aa"tn n
M "po!' . .ns s.n1 , ny, ~
~. 'n w ~, :" ~ W..
"" M ~, rnat -, % .t.tan
hnwoynr: IA mndc Tar krrnno = mi foFr" m thc
Kto t3randc.
TIE NoCsx HLENDEH.
t., the schalt appropriations tomm!ttee inserted
VIII M H. ;c..n, III :. t In " ,c,, ~ a,
stationed al any designated poiDt thus leaving tho
command Of The army where. unicr The Ennetitn-
Ion. be!0ngs, Win Inc ftr.idcnt ~
- Snnsnr. Emnna" "etuust M''.s,.t
ihe btll An reportcl frot, lie comm(ttcc 10 70.
cure IT. paskase, md when Il II returned to the
Nnnrs The rexas delcgatlon arc sxpeets'a 10 nnltc
not rc,mrc lrlnw IL" nnri,rr ~ III rN1 r,cn ,;rt
xi,s 49, i.x T ."s a.. t . ~ r. H. Il, 9'.t,n. ~
nrniset liz lin irsns. hardcr H'''' '"' ~
r, s,u,,a GEssnn ,,,.,;s an,., ~. asp.aS ,.a:
% TI'v III, .a .nn :. @ "as nHsesn ~ :" IT, t..
nott n't nfosld.n9 mat aay indlans who NAY da-
'''~ ~-' "'@ - - '''9 "'sN- N'~@'
-. ....-...,
TIE SILVER QUESTION.
TIE PRESIDENT AND .., snchs1AHt SHERMAN WIS.,
.....-.. 'Tkb' .....' Id.
WA*ntsuTox. y. C., nor. 14.-Dclcgntons ot
New Yurk and rhf,adclphia bankers, brokers, and
urrr,nutu ,,i,n arr a,nu.rd 10 rho ttn,,,c stive.
-, ~ ~ ,n'os. - ss!a,'..I
Wi', No" behulhR IN tne oehate' fAa an INTERVIEW
THIS morning with the Pfceidrns. There wcfe
also present Secretaries Shcsmnn, Es-
arts and Schurx, Mcsars. Babcock.
iii. ytc,xor+ nnI 1rv ,e Nns
,f @f ' 's"ut anu A'", .. Nv"
,ots' eesetal'Y addreeseh tne ffeaidcntr
tlriE remarks being t0 The effect that
thurc would tc ,,curcciu,top Of the n,lEc credit
n .t,~nr -. ,u.o , lrrrI nnl H., ,tion,,
, 1877-11-15

Srsrta' fhshalrh to Tie thitnge TrtbuHs.
NJ. tov,s. Nov 1t.--Ama,tu tI,e tuany tioyc1n-
ment on1trrs Indicted here for completely In tho
Whisky Ring, was ylttnr u. t.rnpseY, q store.
keeper. Cror.ey fed ,Hfo'c arrest and dustns tho
pfo1Feer OF thr prosecutions. agasnat Tho rt.pira.
short while ago he returned to it- civ aud plead
rh gutty to the Indictment. fle anpt;c for t,ar.
'ion. but tlr lnit state. fi.:rIei- Attorney lrrc
and the Attorney y.f'eHerai At Washington rrf1,ctl
IN recommend H.. The President raw ~. hoa c,ts.
% inttspo-e Lr Executive elculsncy. and tu-!ay \
tu!l PARDON atr1vcdr making Esupscy 4 free nan.
, 1877-11-15
EscArEN COfvIGTS.

spselat Fasb1ilA u TA& CairhR3a iFtaaN.
St. Locls, Nov. 14.-.Thi4 MufntnR, aloIt An
hour heforc daylight, five prisoners escauc4
from the hospital building et tho Atasouri
Peuitentlasy al Jefferson City, and ase still ut
large. Tho following arc the naIuss aud de-
seription of the escaped men:
Jauea Rlcy, ~ ycsts old, dte feet hish, poek-
marked fsra: kAnt from RanduiuA County tvs
, 1877-11-15

snsctnt Etsbdtch 10 r.. tHi:-.yo Ir,s.t>.
As* Ahann, Mich. Nor. II. --'r.c marriage Of
thr dsughtcr Of Albert D1ds 10 4 farmer named
Wilkinson took pl1ce at fpa.Iuuti last evening.
EAsty thi- morning Il crowd Of fellows gave llem
upon them. hitting ynnng man named tsaac Ia.
sis i'll tAt left Ghcrk and seriously iujurin3 hinl.
DldA HAs nrtcatcd tu.tiny,
, 1877-11-15

ttHnCts. Tho r!cHfarnt. 10 whnrc ears flIesc
rtorics can". Z. re,"'rt" IN hAs aid Hist II trrc
vrnilsn"n .hcy wnuld o well t., frcr thrir minis.
However lrnc tha1 may be. II in cHratn that the
a?p1'ntn"ni "f E''nsha,n Lawrence sl't'wr 'is.t
l7ni~iana Returning i1nrd or nj my ~ Its tae'n-
lh.rs.
coSKllsH's COMMITTEE.
The ernAkrrs who hasr t,rralctch that Scnatnr
Cnkl!ng did otntcnd to cali tLr Commerce t:ona-
.nfftcc. have lost their occn'la:tnn: There VS.
,:o,au',sea m.t nd eoa.iiere,i nnr''er of na"..
t. n,;s, s any aI'i,pae At 'e sm;'s ss9se't e &
pennsy!vana. ap,'csrsa before sut,- committee oi
Tho Senate Foreign ltrsntions Committee, and
seer IL - ~. soo
trncla fnr army NHpplies In his intr,tat during
ti,e ~, yeat e ths War. The statement a1fsatiy
printed IL outline will hn laid bcf9re thu full Conl-
iniltco At ita next mestssty.
NOMINATIONS.
w,. Totat !,fst.rn Ns.s7t,ttd a I,r.p. r
sent thr following nominations 10 the senate to.
,lay: MaGne! uos1a, q Flo1l,!s. Cni'ed sta,e.
"Se" e GScstp'
.fostma.,ers.,Alcx i!eed iTolcdo. O.: James
ham, III. .Dals Wallace. 1'oope,lon, ill.,; Jonn
T.. HarwaFa Hannibal 3t1.
int!al. sagcut.-Shnucl $. Ely, osoc Agency.
brarka: ..loln i: Pylc. navajo Agency. New MEX.
leo; William. II. pantcl.un. Faft lIa:l Agency.
i,lann; Edwin A. Howard, I'nnca Agency. Indian
rerritoty; +. A. Weaver, south Ito Agency.
Colorado.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed No<well H. MheUn, Sur.
vcyDrtcncral Of the Cnltc1 States for tic Terrific.
ry Montana.
pot.ma.sers--Fraucis II. Cassidy, Winterpct,
a.. Lafayette fDu,bs. Bedford Ia. Alber: Par.
kcr. Srta1n. M',. Alst. nit the army promotion.
and hpputntmc u +eht to tho Senate sincc ths :Utt
ult. Except thu appointment Ut Adam Siakrr See
otIl Lieutenant, which has not Jet been reported
| ffun1 llLG Committee.
, 1877-11-15

PERJURY.
fEw YonE. Nov. 1+.--Esobest l.. Caee. President
Of tho fecurisy Life and Annuity Insurance COM
pany, xxs cuusictrd to-day af perjury in swearing
10 the annual statement for 1biat and rcMandcI
for kGuteuce.
, 1877-11-15

SENATOR BLAINE.
BnsToS, Nov. l4.-An Angnsta dispatch says
Senator ftfnfrc IL rapfdty cbtyatCacINp.
, 1877-11-15
SITUATIONS syAxTEn-1fAI.E.


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, 1877-11-15
WASHINGTON.
The President and tho Senators
Talk Calmly Over Their
Little Differences.
Continued Debate in the
House on the Re"
sumption Bill.
A Considerable Addition to the
Already Large liatch OF
Amendments.
Col, Fiuey Renominated for
Postmaster of st.
Louis. .
effingnam Lawrence Is Given the
Co|lectorship at New
Orleans.
Tho Latter Nomination Said to
Displnce Wells, Arltter.
son ~ Co.
Export Of the Senate Committee on
the Army Appropriation
Bill.
The Mandatory House Clausc Con.
corning Texas Stricken
Out.
N,pnnantG or the Silver E3tl1
Report Of the Senate Committee on
the Army Appropriation
Bill.
The Mandatory House Clauzc Con.
corning Texas Stricken
Out.
Opponents or the Silver Bill
Visit the President and
Secretary Sherman.


fHosrrCT or AN IMPROVED UNDERSTANDING
hE1wEEY THE PRESIDENT AND THE NEruD-
LICAN SENATOR'S.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-12-13
BREVITIE,S.

The purest and best sugars are the
hard and white, or the course granu-
lated. The brown sugars, which many
consider sweeter than white sugar, are
actually less sweet. They seem sweeter;
because they dissolve more readily in
the mouth when tasted. The very fine,
or powdered sugar, is apt to be adulter-
ated with marble dust.
THE Rurdl NeoC Yorker says: We have
wondered, and it seems that somebody
else has wondered too, why cheeses should
always be made round. We have seen
square cheese, one foot long and four
inches high and wide, weighing ten
pounds. This is just the cheese for family
use. 1t weighs just about enough, and
then the consumer can begin at one end
and cut off slice as thick as required.
No fresh surface is exposed except the
end where the cutting has begun, and
this can easily be covered so that flies
cannot get at it, and meanwhile the
cheese will not dry up.
ENGLAND tends to become less and
less land of wheat-growers, and more
and more fruit-bearing country. 1t il
noticed by Mr.. Giffen, in his report tc
the Board of Trade, that in one year the
orchards of Great Britain have increased
to the extent of six thousand acres
whereas the wheat growth in 1877 was
though more than last year, still much
below the ordinary average. The decline
is about eight per cent. The stock OF
horses in the country is increasing, while
horned cattle are decreasing, thanks tc
cattle plague, foot and mouth disease
| and scarcity of fodder, which make:
grazing al exceedingly risky business
and threatens to make it very unpopu
lar one.