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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

SIN Der ,5eimatb fit aIte 6erren" in
Baltimore lit AM NbenD oeS IS. 9toDentber
I'M Glitter bon 8 9 Sabren unO 103
Monaten Der Sberit Sobann Srieori0
BON 8e RS er geit0rben. lleber Das Geben
oes merflpiiroigen Wtanne5 emtneDlnen mir
Dem BaItimorer v@orrelpbt." f%oIgenpeS:
,Gon alien 0eutlGen III Baltimore tuar
ct ni6t nur Der Gltelte, lonoern aud Der,
pel6er an Meiiteu 8eieben unb Die merit
piiroigiten S0idiaIe erlebt bate. Sin
Sffisier unb be9eiiterter @nbdn9er bes err
item gtapoIepn, faltnte er ale berlbmten
@enerGle beS getualtigen 6orlen peri0ltltb;
er mar Der SGwiegerlo6n oes 8eitbers Der
@lbambra in Spanien, Der @efGbrte 0es
Goro 8Dron in @riebenIanb, @efan9euer
bes 8cD5 bon SuniS rl1o in bic Gerban<
nung g~etpan6erter Acknowledgment, Der
in Nmerifa pGbreno oer IeBten 80 Sabre
Ginber uno @ntel, iein 9anses Gel6leht
tpegiterben iah, unb benz lhlieBli1 ytt6tS
tpetter 9eblieben mar,
ais bic Chr
uno Elm alternoes Saupt.
SIM Mdrs 5. S. fam er, 6etIung
bon eiuem QugenleiDen iu@enb,
in Oh. &euItng's 9ugen : &linif.
Oils ct aus bieier Nnitalt entlaiien tpuroe,
itano ct gdnSli6 mtttelos 6a, uno Npos
tbefer Or. 6afieneamp's Bemiibungen BET
%etnt9eh oeuti6en Wte1l6enfreu1oen gelang
es, Dem. alien 9errn cine Sreiitatte III Der
W@retlenbetmatb" 81 Derihaffen.
SberIt Sobann Trteori6 BON @erber
tpuroe am 1. Sanlar 1880 auf einem @ute
ieiner Gltern i'm 0ar3 geboren uno trat
i'm 16. Sabre in oas preuBii6e 9rer, nelz
dent er bts i'll benz un9lldstage Don Sena
ltnb NuerItdDt I'M IA. Sftober 1906 angez
b0rte. Sn bieier 0oppell1Ia6t tpuroe Die
preubilbe Qlrmee befanntlth rerni6tet,
unb 0err bon @erber fanb es ntbt meDr
geratben, benz bamaLtgel perfebrten preuz
6ti6en SDitente gu otenen.
9. Mer0er's Shipeiter tpar liberties
nit etnem napolepnii6en @inltIinge, benz
@elteraL @rafen o'Oulin, perbetratbet, uno
ais oieier gum Gomnla1barten bon Berlin
ernannt ipuroe, elite b. @eroer oort9in.
Setn S6pG9er iteute tbn Dem Sieger
Dor nno bieier ernannte i'm sum 6uiarenz
Sberlten unb i6idte i'm lta1 Spanien.
Oort ma6te er ben SeI63Ig ge9en Die @ngz
lGrtoer nit, bann mar er in benz SeIosuee
9e9en Seitret6 (1809). Qu6 fpobnte er ais
NOiutant bes &0nigs 0furat Der 8ermdb=
lung 9lapDlepn's nit Otarta Souiie BON
Oeitret1 bel. 9arauf 5og er nit Nas
poleort ta6 GuBlanb, mar III ben S6lad>
ten BET Borootno ut1o an Der Wfosftpa, mo-
er etnen Sti6 nit elmer &oiadenIanse lit
ben SUB erbielt, tpeIhe @unbe i9m INNER
nod 5u i1affen ma6te, 10 6aB tie Or. 1tet>
ling ertt nod neull@ GBen muBte. st iab
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

Wosfau bremen unb NOR Bel benz benfz
tpiirbigen lleber9unge iiber Die 8ereiina.
Jta6 Nufl0iuug Der napoIeoniiden Nrz
NEE l0IoB er it6 Dem @rufen Norf an
uno madte ben oeutideu 8efreiungs=
frieg gegen geapoteon nit; 1914 ftanb
ct nit ben 9uIiirten Dor 8aris. 9tah=
benz enolib Napoleon bel Materlpo belieat
mar, febrte ct na6Sanie Suritd II. belbloB,
Dor allen 9ingen itb cine Dobere 8iloung
an5ueignen; er besog besbalb bic ltniperiis
tGt 9eipSig. Qlber ihon 1919 400 er uber>
mails Guf Nbenteuer aus uno be9ab Iih
na6 @rienenlanb, mo er Nbiltant ullo
Stabs6ef Ypiilantt's muroe. @r lernte
bort ben 2pro 8Dron fenneI uno lnter=
nabm nit bemleIbeu Segelfabrten. 9tab
0eutl6lanb 5urii6gefebrt, Observation-Disclosures
er letne Otter, l6rlft1telerte unb lebte lei=
ner Salntlte, bis i'm Der Sturm Der Gierz
Si9er SABRE erfaBte uno i'm nit elmer Strait
NM le6s &inoern mad Mmerifa trieb. st
MAI rs uno letne iilng1te To6ter 16 Sabre
alt, ais CT Dor 81 Sabren in Baltimore
lanbete, begab fib na6 Dem 8elten, lebte
in st. Souls nno Stem Orleans ais QrAt
nn0 TAM baln Dor einem Sabre auein
na6 Walblngton, inoem er leiue Ginoer
uno Gnfel iGnmtlid begraben bat."
90 Deit Der 8altimorer v@orreiponz
bent" DAB man IN Baltimore ettpas fir
ben uraLten Wann getban bat, lit lebr
lDbltd. Qlbcr bicler QSerber par bod nur
cine 2nnoStne6tSe Natur; iouit b1tte er
nab bet S6Iaht bel Scna nt6t aus Dem
Dienite ictnes ungIiidlihen 8atcrlanoes
in ben be5 8eorGngers bcsielben iibertreten
f0nnen. Sn ibnt mar nibt ein ein3iger
Sunfen pom @cilte 8Ii6er's unb Der ans
oeren groBen Wfduner, Die oas oamaItge
preuBiide SDitcm aud perobibeuten,
aber, itatt 0aS 8aterlanb su ptrratben,
ibre gauge &raft einieBteu, I'M basielbe
ipGter az retten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Semti6e unS enalif@c I~tmertfaner,
(aus benz g~Dilabelpbio 0emOtrat.)

NN"" WV IRN"|N SNHtNNNHtJ
,8snn jeoe STAGE fir ii6 bleibeu tpia,
Srldnoer bel ben Srlanoern unb Nmeri>
taner BET Nmerifanern, iparum iolen ba
nid)t Die 9eutihen BET ben 0eutibeu bIetz
ben 2" fragt Der %JteuengIanD v4nSe;ger".
@r mill bamit Die Berebti9ung oeutlher
&eform>S ereine begriinoen. @S lGBt ii9
Nt6ts oage9en iagen, nur ioute ntGt
@lneritai1er nlo 0eutlher als @egenldB
gebrau6t iperben. Ser beige 9eutide
lit bod moDl cbenio gut ein Nmerifauer,
tpte Der @ngliI6s Jteoenoe. nno geraDe 6az
rin liegt iein Gcbt, ein Mort mttSuiprcz
den, 9leidpieL OBJ er es 9eutl6 ODER @n9z
lid tbut. Ser @egen aB / It Mot
entertainer nnb 0eutid ct, ion=
bern englt d reDenoer uno
benti6rebenoer Nmertfaner.
Wtan wirb mp6l tbun, itreng bel bieier
Seseidnuug uMieren englii6reoenbeu
Treunoen alt6 @egnern eeseniber sn bleiz
ben, oarnit iis IT'D edn8li9 absetpobnen,
nit Der 8eaet9nun9 9entl1 ettpas 6rsnl7
oes 3u perDiloen. Slider iino bic 9tbz
f0mmli1ge, Der be1tti1cn Ginpanberer
ooer 8iontere SenniDluaniens, bic leit
200 Sabren in's Qano itromten, mebr
Nmeritaner i'm natipiltii6en Sinn bes
@ortes, ais Die Der frii6 eingetpanoerten
S6otten uto gngLGmber. 9aB oteielben
BEL Der beuti6en Spra6e geblieben itno,
lit Elm 8etpets Der alien @inbirgerllng,
Der Wiadt nno 8eredtigun9 berieIben.
Mtan muB biele Grrungeni6aft beuti6en
@eieWs int 2anbe nidt immer lorglos psrz
tpil6en, inoent man bon 0euti6en i'm
@egeniab su q IN erifanernr ebet uno
i6reibt. Der Geeenia5 1T: 0eWtide
unb Gn9Iti6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

ebenio gut pie Der in ct. Augufttne un6
in 6ampton int &leinen augciteute Terz
iu6, bann lit tpirfli6 Nusiidt uorbauoen,
alh aus einigen Ser sablreihitem Snoia=
nerltdmme geiittete Mfeniden gu MAIDEN,
pie Dies in 8e5ug auf eint9e tletnere
StGmme bereits friiber erreidt puroe.
, 1879-04-29

improved by Harrison, nnd the payment,
amounting 10 several hundred dollars, was
mndc. Tllr records Of tic Committee appear to
iusstfy Folks recital Of the facts. The letter
charges that ,his action OF Harrison, in defiance
OF tin vote OF thu Committee, vas
an trrcgularlsy and IN Improper uso
OF public Enonuy. for which an Indictment
will lle H1rrson'a friends 1lnYc claimed, how
ever, That eycn a'ltntting every statement that
Folk has madc, there was no irreenlatitY, rs,
under the law md ,lsagcs Of the House, ti,c M.
proving Of vouchers Is function Of the CHAIR
man OF tho Committee alone, md he only sub-
mita tho question To the Committee
THROUGH COURTESY.
Moreover. there ls no dispute as to The fact
lint the witnesses had teastGej, un lad rendered.
sotnc service.
Polk to'day told tho story, with wl,at effect
Upon the Jury cantIot be stated. Tile clerk ot
tlarrteon's Committee, utl Botnc other PERSONS
whose names l,ayc been mentioned In tlle INIT
ter by Po!k, are Il, be summoned, ntnl viii bu
cxatnue1 later III The week. It Is the general
Impression outside OF thu jury-roo,n tint M IT.
ticsmcnt will ba found and that tho jt,ry viii
det!de tat The charges are tnatle through Apite
hn!y. 1t remains to bo seen whether thr Jury
Will take that view.
, 1879-04-29
CUTlCUMA, ,CUrlUUIRAI IkE:sOLvI3Nr
From tho Hon. VIM. TAYLOR, Btato Som
ator Of Massachusetts.


MHaans. WgEKs h porrrn- gtn,ieneu. IN snv
tlmt nm uratofni ia only puut cxurraslun uf nv
feelings hut /. il tho Iest ward cnn nsr. fnr
feel Ii In evory senno Of tho w0rit, i,nwn hecu
Erent sufferer with skin IscaseH r tfe innt twuiye
{11> ycura. nv hpnt and fnco bnirt ct,ycfrd viii,
surce, could moi test WITH tha buTnng hcat anI
Itching OF tho rar,a infested, aEd was confined 10 nv
ho,se for wecks at y t1r, StY i1iFcnsu liae Nrui,
cacd Eczema, OF a must aggravated tvpr. bY many
pI'yscIanr. but doubt tt ever fully nntcrstoo IN
hi,y Of thu,,,. It yus mora like continuation Df
several skin l,ufr,urs hayo sucnt lnucil iupucy
rceking euro, anil In 1A87 went to Europe, nIit
cnnnultetf tonlc ot tho heat n1lyslc,ans ia London
received temporary rrlicf only for in tic sri,,Q il
w"nld break nit aRaln nv bad III over. WIenI came
back TO 1nstD1it wns tu1d by many frtcfta lint
DR.. - (whosu reputation fol thr cure uf thosr
al4cescs was Of the highest ordcrl ct,lld cure nlc
followed hts alyice fos ai1 months, md Gun .nfe1y
ny. wit'ont any i,nproyetncnt. tsei otl,rs phv.
and Dr -, OF cIiy psUper, hut a1l 10 TO pntt'sr
Thcy did me no good t,tlr remedies wu,e su Inrf
fectua TINT at l0 time did feel thnt cnro wnnit
te.ult iron, them. ''' "''' = >"'' ''a0
l1nye swallowed five hundred arscnc rtllr. 6.oo
, 1879-04-29
I'VE CENTS.

ncss qualifications to take charge Of q Dcpast-
ment Gun tell clearly what he understands thor
! would hardly admit Of such uhseemly wranele,
The enlightened scnse of fdecency anl dignity on
tie. part Of Secretaries and members would ef-
iectlvcly preTenttt. The. decorum which las
Houses should dlspcl sticll npprchenAlons, and
Il Secretaries or members shoud onro forget
themselves, t!lc 1ast public nd'gnaton would
proven prevent repetition: i the Secretary should
impeachment would suffice to punish hi II, even
IL It could not cocrcc obedience, "a in alt other
cascs Of official delinquency. iIarc not cllosen
70 bring tn my aid shc authority Of great names.
Mr.. Clay secuted the idea tint thu Departments
we're d part of Tic Constitutional Executive.
fie declared they wcro tbs creatures OF Con-
grcssfona' enactment, and therefore wero abso-
iutcly bound to obey its provisions. Prof.
cattiot he 1na1c 1icads Ut Departments yet that
hcads Of Departments can DO admitted to tlle
aoor with ii.e right Of debate. Judge Story,
With tlas fullucss Of learninE and copfous elo-
taincd III" cons'lsutlonaltty and tho expectancy
Of law st'cl, liz I propose. "Aping British
WAYS" gee Il tomctitnes written Mo- It Is
not, not bTitsil ~ way; 4 Is the way Of tls doycrn.
wh!ct, has Legislature nnti Executive. except
otr own. The Republics OF France, anu 3wjtzcr-
lnns. and Mexico, and Central and South
NIT! hraztl, l,ase established It. Tic stern tn-
pcrlaltsnt Of Germany and Auetrfa have nd
tnittctf It. It Is the reasonable, Intelligent,
progressive way; the wny OF improved lcgisia-
tion. No nation has ever abandoned It for the
old way, n,urc thRtl tho fart.er Inns given Up the
meTcr anu reaper for the HcYtho and tie aIckto.
MK. MORit1LL
said tlle departments wcrc not tho creatures of
Congress, t. be extended at will, but were Great
c.l by the Constitution. The trainers OF tic
Consultation were particular In providing nga1ss
ningltsg tho Executiru with tho Legislative
functions; a,tt those who passed thu Inv or
rar'izlnT The Treasury Department we're Jealous
In guarding agunst such result.
Mr.. Morrill, then argued tint It would be In
e1pcdlcnt to pass tll{s tl, SAVING
among other things, that American
legislators were not 30 dull md uuumbltjous
sllut they coull nut initiate anu pnas
measures without calling upon MD usking ull
Of thu reads of the Executive Dopartlnents II
was no argument In favor Of the 6iIl TINT for
cign Governments admitted their Cabinet oi-
GERS to their dclibcrattve assemblies. We shoul1
adlcte TO tic ,nethtIs known to a frcu Coy
crnnlontt n1ltl not adopt tiloso observed iu mou-
nrch!Gs. Ono Of the must serious taagcrs to be,
apprchcndcd from slch Legislation as was nuw
proposed was new and 1nce u,ctilol ot
changing. the principle Of our Government by
Change Of rule.
Mr. pculieton moved that Ills bill 10 ibid On
the table, 10 bc called up hereafter. Agreed to.
, 1879-04-29


WASHINGTON, d. c., April 28.-Tlle following
sunsemc Court decision was announced to-day:
No. 13I. GcorEo burt, plaintiff In error, "a.
Maria n. Popjoud. In error to the Circuit Court
o3 tic United Stntcs for the Northern District
ot Florida. This wns uu nctfDn Of cicetment
brought to rGcoyeF possession OF two lots Of
Iand tn st. Julih's County, Florida, which de-
fcnaailt tn error claims under cettnn deeds of
conveyance, ahla by sirtuo Of alleged prior pos
Be8ston. Among the errors nssigncl wns tho
ruling Of the lover Court TO tho effect that 3
certain Henry Holmes, called to be Juror IN
tlifs ease, Was not obliged to nnswet any aues.
tsons touching his qualifications as Juror uudcs
Soc 8e0 Of the Revised Statutes. Under this
ruling i!olmca lcclucd to say whether lie did
or did not participate III tho Rebellion. 1Io was
chalenged On the ground that he WINS dlsuualt-
It'd under the aforesaid section Of the Revised
htatttcs, niu t!se Court oteTrulrd TIC challenge.
utuh this point stH Court holds that Juror
Is no u1uec obliged than Il witucss t0 i'scoso on
oath ttat he Is guilty Of any crle or Of auy net
which would render MIN Infamous In order to
te:i lis qualifications Us juror. The questions
asked hM, II answered iu The u!llrnatfyc, wonll
have convicted lin Of the
CRIME or TnEAspN,
whether partloncd by general amnesty Or nat.
'lllc csnc was ono which, III The opluIon VI ttls
G1urt. e., he could not be required to disclose In
tlls fnanucr. II lic Wcrc guilty, tho challenger
bud the right TO provo It by other competent
testimony. Az ho ul not Offer u do th!a, und
ns Tue Jurors ineonpetency was not proven, tho
Court was not bound to exclude l,nt. As to the
ownership of tllu lots, this Court holds that
thcrc Ia sufficient cyIdence OF defendants In cr-
ror OF otior possession, und tat slsa IL entitlrd
to them boill.
Justice Miller delivered tho opinion.
Ju3TlCR FIELD
delivered separate concurrIng onjn[on with ra-
tn, fin nfnaf n ,sFnt.f
, 1879-04-29

3VH3IkaxAsTEa.tIkRkKAI's Urrls;tx
Eslled nro,,M: y :sHiSGTox. u, G., March Nj IE7o
aa tffip;sstS y, " hereby ayitsd for
!o1sd FL sy rgnlsstles ~ ptayida i: II tsate
t!thet; lb7u, ol which ths ton%fnn1E 1E w.
sss ss,sSfst.fy q W. .ushoseo
IT, ~ y y, lie Gntsa ssss!
,afla Manu.. f1llaHp. ar EliY Eetnet trrI IN Gh
y larri:st n hy ths9 = llsrs is7
scstSs tSaano. .'t. e . f4raished stsa 4 H..
f*alt crn H. Or War Rnd tAllk fOrtns ~ t.
Iaa asEwsRFp x yRpsat!on IL Psisoa st.er
,eaersisn ,1IsnSlettes, I washing On, D. >" e"s'2o
tsa ths th e headatolts to ha fuep!s{1ed can In
Is.t ~ a,D os BY good md sulc,ca.
ats.lnpi Harbs. OF grades named In tS9 spsri ~
isaot.sa hsoud 10 !ncle.ea In se.ea enxco,<, ,,
y f9r and sdaiesse41 1aa 9a
's HffSts.ss q bddsII on Aoaday. Jun1 ID n
G.E Y ,tnp secretary Vi Var'
HaAfttstutSles' 'uepetAl u, T. L.
, 1879-04-29
THE HON. RUSII CLARK.
SUDDEN DEATH or THIS IOWA nErnssEHrA-
TIVE

9pscfof nisbatch TO Ihe Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Apri, a8.-Rusl, Clark,
Representative In Congress from the Fifth iowa
District, WIS chattlnE aud laughing In the par
for Of flls fotol last night at II O'Clock TAis
aftefnoon At o'clock llc WIS dead When he
rctr6d Inst nlnl,t, shortly before midnight, he
complained to Ills wIfc OF sudden ind severe
rain III the back OF hls neck, nj thu i,asc Of tho
braIr- She wished to have physician cultel
Immediately, but ho objected. lie would seem
for whfiu 10 have fu1lcn Aseup, hut the pafn In
creased III intcnstty, atul little before O'Clock
Ills Hifc had bceana ~ Alarmed that physicians
were summoned. but It NUS too late. Mr. Clark
Mt 3 O'Clock this morning WIS suddenly taken
with conjcstlve chill, md frum tllnt
time until tho hour Of his death, tnclYe hours
lutcr,
WAS NEVER CONSCIOUS
aMs WIS In d stato OF almost uninterrupted
spastns nnil commissions. Ills wife aud family
we're with hitn. lie ilud every possible medical
nttcndancu utter ho Was takrn With llle cot,-
Gcsstve chill. bit IL Sas to III purpose. The
strong medicines wcre without Gffuct upon him.
His colleagues, Representatives Dcerilg, Price,
McCorl, md other members of tlr delegation
llevc hccn with htnrthc entiro doy, ar,l boti, Ut
the Iowa Senators have atso spent much OF itc
time bY ILLS bedside. The PHYSICIANS attribute
IFS death to oycrwork. 1t appears TINT Mr..
Clark Ind Il large correspondence, md that,
owing to tic Interruptions Of Public lIfo at
Wasllugto1, he wus unable during the day
properly tn attend to It. It has accordingly
bcun his custom for long time to remain ut
work
FAN tST0 TIE NIGHT
or to rise as early lib O'Clock In tic morning to
intend to tho duties OF Ills pusttion, The cun-
, 1879-04-29

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ruroozc NJ lin Ftons, ~ pnnra..,,,a a.ra, '"a T.,
n,t,n,, ~. at1tI, .oot,o,, it, w." 49,. III,
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coxucr TIN Rrscurvr
futo The nnnr,va, rf n mcnsprr In wh,ct Il, ,voa
known to bo onposcd. This TIN. President lu,.
l,cycs Ia subyersiyc Of Tic; Coos,i.utInn. u,,,l
not be tolerated for n moment. II wnnld
mukc u,r rIousu of Representatives the us,rncr
of u'l :hc powers OF the Government: for
although tic Army bill taa the approya, ,,f thr
Senate in tile urescnt fnstnnce. n,ul iii, for,
tnakes tin sttuntlmn more tcrtoua. the s,,h,rct
must be dealt with in the light Ut tta hfstorv.
The House of Representatives II, tho las. con.
rrcss mite uptcti to force the Senate md Excr,t.
ttye to orccde to tts wishes, lust ~ the two
Houses now propose to cotrcs Tue EXECUTIVE.
Under other circumstances the powers Of thu
Executive branch OF tho Government
,,,orr no ,,s,,,,nyr
H., a.. 1,. -, p...a..,..",s.a.
~ Liz a1ouno " Hup' eee"sa'seS'
Inc PRESIDENT VIII n!so call attention to tho
threat tint has bcen maslu to withhold supplies
If thts nnlitlenl lcrislntiont II mt arrccd In.
ami sbnws lin ,haur,titv o,,i ,,,.,,,.s. ~
u.'o e'o"8 t"e no7"'u.tt w" "taAness o1
which 1t Ia said thatcongress 1nay refuse to pass
ase III no senso money DlllS III Tic acns8 o1
being ihteuued to impose taxation upon tic
people Congress, In pursuance Of Its right aild
duty under the Constitution,
nAs RsrApLisllEp AN AHMr
and flxc1 BY law it, pay and the cost Of main-
, 1879-04-29
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
What the President VIII Saw
Regarding the Doc
tored Army Bill.
He Believes Such Legislation
to Be Entirely Un-
necessary,
And Exceedingly Unwiso When
Attached 10 an Appro.
printion lsill. ~
He Must Have the Means to
Enforce the Election
Laws,
Which He Will Be Deprived or
II This Measure Suc-
ccods.
In Fact. the Executive Does Not
Seem to Coerce Worth
Cent.
Supreme Court Decision Virtually An
nuiline tho Jurors Test Oath
Act,
Sudden Death Of Representative
Clark, OF Iowa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-07
AssocIatel Xeterans of Mexlco.

The Veterans held their regular meeting on
Saturday evening, GcneralJ. w. Denver in the
chair and AR. A. NJ. Kenaday secretary. The
amendment offered by Hon. Robert Klotz, of
Pennsylvania, on the 20th of March, was read.
1t proposed TO Ie-enact the law of March Q,
1873, granting pensions to the soldiers, &c,
of the war of 1872, amended so as TO include
in ils provisions the soldiers, &C., of the Mcxi-
can war having tho same scope as the amend
ment of General Shields, which passed the
Senate, and was subsequently rescinded before
tlc adjournment. Colonel Klot rs motion was
ruled out of order, however, on the ground
that il did not rctrcnch the expenditures con-
tcmplated by the army appropriation bill. His
friendly intention elected the gratitude of the
Veterans nevertheless, and the hope was OK
pressed that General Williams, Senator from
kentucky, who introduced last Tuesday the
petition of the national association for a SINH
lar bill, will embrace the first opportunity to
call the subject up Tor consideration of the
Senate again,
Letters were read from members abroad,
evmcng want of faith in the professions of
politicians and complaining of the laws delay
and the unreasonable Obstacles raised against
the settlement Of the small pittanCe due them,
under the act of 1918, by Tie accounting Off
GERS of the Treasury. 1t was stated that the
law OF February 10, 1879, reviving the thrce
months extra pay law of 1sis, was likely to
become dead letter" unless Congress- by
Joint resolution, signifies its intention in such
terms that cannot be misconstrucd by the law
yeIs of the Treasury Department. A member
remarked that it was evidently the intention
of Congress to allow each soldier and sailor
who honoraby served the country in Mexico n
slight token of Uncle Sans regard for their
faithful attention to duty, not as measure OF
mpcnsation, but us free gift, and that in his
opinion the best solution of the pending diff
Guilty would be present to each Of those who
had been neglected heretofore of $50 per
cent. bond, and TO the lawful heirs of those
who died without receiving it, without dis
.inction as 10 rank in the service.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-07
The Dairymen's Association.

The first regular meeting of the Dairymen's
Association was hcl Saturday night at Mount
Vernon Hall, with Mr.. A. L. Harrison in the
chair and Mr.. ]. w. Holland secretary.
Mr.. Harrison stated the last election was null
and void under the constitution and recon-
mended that al election be held.
The recommendation was adopted and the
following were elected to serve the ensuing
year. Captain John G.. Wall, president; w. L.
McGowen, vice-president; John w. Holland,
secretary, and IT, +. Brucngcr, treasurer. The
oath of Office was then administered and the
new officers took charge of the meeting.
A communication was received from Mr.. F. X.
Ward resigning his position as president of the
association. The society, in view of the fact
that Mr. Ward was not legally elected presi-
dent of the association, laid the communication
upon the table.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
TAYLOR, was then unanimously adopted:
That this association deny that we are and anti
Attorney Dairy Association, aud declare that We
are united in on effort to sell only pure milk, and
that many of its members are now selling pure
adcrney milk and will continue to do so.
Messrs L. b. Taylor T. Koi5er and c. Kei.
ser were elected to membership. The meeting
was then adjourned until Saturday night next
at half-past seven o'clock. Captain Wall, the
president of tho association, is n dairy farmer
in Montgomery County, Nd. lie was formerly
Of Essex County, n. Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-07
For French Poles, 80 to Julius Lansburg

The judges of the Supreme Court of this
District held consultation last Saturday, and
agreed upon successor to Mr.. Thomas Hood,
the present auditor of the court. At first it
was suggested to appoint two masters in chan
Gerry to perform this service, but, after discus
sion, the idea was abandoned, and the present
system was permitted to prevail The man.
agemcnt of the office for some time past has
not met the appreciation of the court, and the
present incumbent was requested to resign,
which he did, to take effect upon the appoint
ment Of his successor. For some unexplained
reason the judges declined to make public the
name of the appointee last Saturday, and it
will be announced from the bench this morn
ing. From all the information obtained it is
thought that Mr.. b. G.. LovCjoy is the coming
man. This gentleman is q native of the Dis
trict; has been an examiner in chancery for
years popular with the bench, bar, and pub
lie, aud will make competent auditor. Other
aspirants for the position We're equally as well
qualified, but it was Il case where only one
could be chosen,