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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

frrm . fars i~stsf.
A story j. going the rounds about
ll-known ,nu.ic,an which J, too good a.
h. lot. ! ought 10 premise that this
mnsieian. whose name J viii mol give fee
variou. reasons. u not a man 81 real rans
ia the professIon. On The contrary. quite
the r.ser.s He 70 BOisy and explosive
performer. who has made himself rery Oh
noriou. ~ his .hrillness and general I'M
t.ortuni,y. fatsly he sstsf.d-sp the
.tory run.-tbe wArerooms 81 obe ~ the
principal piano maker. he wasted 10 try
. dot with Trend Who accompanied
him. and. a. musicians can get any thing
they want u piano Manufacturer. gernai.-
ION xa- gladly given. The ,~o sea; then.
.@ivs. a; dis-frn, pssnos. The Jisoord J.
borrlble. People rush from The fpoda "A
dcsterz.ion until Bat one man rstnzips.
and ne !. d~Af Bot 'hs tao fnsBds t,ssfs'i
away nth tl.1 utmost a@iighi. thy hnssh.
and fall On szeh oshsrs teek tfsry go os,
arm in zrra suSsssi ~ifh srtistse p,~zsars
The deaf nan. - sdIe curiosity assoss q;
the music -hich tb~y have b-st i-siad
them. Thy base i-sn pIayias d'ssr-n'
pieces. II our u.asse<l p-,rfsFrs@f EYER
r~.s nd ~ tbs, ssosJ. u cal h, h~cssss b.
IA snors fortunate fhzn aszxJ us1Te Ssfis-
sui.besi rB-n have trrn ~ ss<:Gnx I'd a
sl~ssr ard naalbcsoas narratives.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

in Kansas where our people are at least sober
and temperate are found IN any of the
States in the west the money spent annually
for intoxicating liquors ~onld defray the en-
tire expenses Of the State government Inolud-
ing the care and maintenance of all it charita-
BILE institutions. Agricultural college. Normal
school State university and penifentiary-snd
al for something that. instead Of making man
kind nobler. purer and better. ha. not only lefi
Its dark trail of misery, poverty and crirne. bat
its direct effects, .ho~n by the o1,cial report
has supplied oar State prison with one hundred
and i've Of its present inmate>-
Could bot dry up this one great
evil that consumes annually - much wealth
and destroy. the physical. moral and mental
usefulnes. Of it, victims would hardly need
prisons. poor houses. 90 police
fully realize that il j. easier ;o talk stsut
the evils dowing from the Of Intoxicating
liquors ~ . beverage than IL Is IN provide .
remedy for them II 1t coGid b. fully Accom-
pli.hed. am clearly Of the opinion tina; no
greater blessing cyeid he Conferred by yoa
upon the people Of this Seafe than On stscluse-
" and forever prohibit the manufacture. i'm
portstion and sale Of Intoxicating bqaSrs as q
S-~rsgs- Bat many people insist that . pro-
hibitory las could not .; least ~ould not.
be enforced. and that any las that casnos b..
~ Is not enforced. 10 uo<~e than DO lac II all
have ton much faith in the people of kan-
- 10 believe thas any isu intended tc-
and the eject Of which would be In pro
mote the moral physscai and mental co..
dIsisn of mankind- uoad noc b< rix,dly en-
fnrr~si- Yes- desiring the pa>asr IL m $50 IN
relasson tp sbe snforcemenf Of vhseh thsre
coaId be soy doahs. And with . vsss % fhr
Adoption Of sarh MEASURES only n sa1 -
hscked mp ADD enforcet by The znnfA senfi-
neut Of cor people. re>Perffuily call yosy a.
senfsoa n the erSs sectsoa ef stsss y ss,z nna-
~ k1osn - The dransasp ses- s.srh rcsds -
folsos,;
-B<fore . drzn.hsp license. tavern bc.ns>. I
&c sTucery hoen<e shali b. x-ans~d - scy p~s-
500 sppiyiay for sh< Sane. sueh psr~cn- II sp- /
plying frx Q scvnskxo heesse. skaa TrSse.s - 4
TIE sxibsna, r.saeeAs svssay eesses. -
oese % svss0De14se3so sess1 - . 0af41sy /
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

The biennial report OF the regents OF the
State Normal school. accompanied by . supple
mental report is transmitted herewith Il
presents a full statement of the success. en-
harraksmenfs reverses. and misfoftune-. that
have attended this institution since their last
report and from il vii lie eeen that on the
night of the 26th of u-tctser. 1873. the Normal
school buildinSs. with all their contents, were
by fire. The practical question nos
SO be determined is. What ahail be done Ia re-
e>:s Of the States
By an at Of the legislature, approved March
5, 1861. this institution was established and
located 1t the city Of Empvria.
upon condition that . txaes Of iand, not lee.
tksp svsAsy s9se, ssjassns - Ne scvn u Ess-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

VIII he noticed IL: comparing the re<pec-
tive reports of the auditor and treasurer. that
there Is an apparent discrepancy between the
balance reported as being in the treasury ut the
close OF the fiscal wear ending June s0th. 1878.
amounting e. sss1.se. This is the amount of
deneiency of ex-Trcasurer Lappin. and i.
properly included in the balance as reported
os tne auditor, he having no authority TO omit
II; but the amount SO included bv the
auditor not being money in the treasury, i.
properly excluded by the treasurer in his re-
ported cash halsnce.
The total bonded debt of the State lime
Sotn, ISIS. was sl,1sl 975, of which amour,
soo.stS Is held by the permanent school fund.
sH.2I5 by the sinking fund. $500 by the
STATE University. and LOO by the State Nor
nal School The remainder. being &46s. SIS. is
S'Nprivate individuals and corporafionsL
From this aggregate amount of bonded debt
may De deducted bonds Of our state. s?S.275:
United States bonds, S22600; cash in the trea.-
ury. JUNE sOth. 1878. s5.s5l.73 all belonging to
the SINKING fund-ieaving the real balance of
our bonded debt only sl.059 22S2S
On January LIST. 1877. $4,000 of the bonded
aebt of our state matured and was promptly
pad; and II Is a fact Of which every Kansan
may veil h. proud, that every clsss Of ma
s1rcd irdehsecr-.. NJ che sesss which he's
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
rxrcE RAID cIAxS

The report Of the h.sard organized IN pursa-
ance IT the provisions Of the .ets If February
Ilfh- ls6S. and February 2ssh. ls6s. to aastlf
tho claims Of citizens fox .errics. rendered.
material and supplies furnished trAn-r-sTta;sOn
lost and damages sustained from the Price rad
and in the Indian sxpeniiti.n under General
Curtis. IN 1854. heing unsatisfactory. the legis-
iasars- by acs Of February 3ssh- 1851, prvvi8ed
fW nsW huard, 70 fs-ssanirs seess s1as9s.
~ sAss - n - vesvtAs4 skss ~ eDss
, 1879-03-05

a hIan Oeta Pnra,yxctl hy tho Greed or a Cor
porattoll, nntl Cots PatI far 1t, Too.
St,eciat Dtspatch 10 Tia Tribune
BosToN, March IA Jury IN The United 2tatcs
Circuit Court to.tlay awarded DR.. Charles ".
uackott, Of Maplowood;' s30,5O0 tor Injuries sus-
latsied on the Eustcrn tlallroad, probably tho
heaviest damages ugulnst railroad company
over awarded In this country, lie sued for
$40,U00. Tho injury couBsatod IN his being thrown
against tho stove willie the train was rounding q
curve near Boston, In October last, SO that ho
was puralyzcl from the whist down. Ilo was
standng at tile tlulc, tllcro being no sesss
vacant 'n my cur unlocked Just boioro
thu train started, although 1t was shown
that an Utmost empty car was attached to the
train, but tho doors wore locked until the start
was actually made. Tho Court declined 10 rulo,
as matter ol law, that the plaintifr must c-
ther find seut Or leave the train, and left 1t
Tor tin Jury to Say whether to know, 0r by sca.
Bonah!c caro- or diligence might layt known,
appeared IN evidence that the conductor Ind
taken tickets, uni tho Court declined
to rule, as nialter OF law, u,at the
p!aIuttR was bounu to ask tho conductor for q
scat, or that tho conductor was bound to tell
lliu1 TINT there was u seat In the rear car. It
was also Taft to tho Jury to lind genernln'
whethcr tic p1anttd was carctvss, other III
staulIng or III tho tnole Of statIlug Az 10 tho
Injury received BY tho pulntlff, tho evidence o{
physicians on bott, sides wns TINT ho would prob
ably usysr rccoyer tho usu Of his ltnbs fully.
though those on the slda Of the railroad hoped
tl!At io might itapruyc, but tlioso on tho side ot
tlt plaintiff thought tln Aeycr would improve,
ahu TINT l1e might ltyc twenty years.
, 1879-03-05

policy, nn,i tothla 10 bring tho clcmt,ts Of cnr-
r,,,slon Into rotitteal ethots OF action, to send
ecn1-of1lctal l,artisans Ut largo political In
nt,rncp On ono side or the otl1cs.y or tMth,
Into Statcs for the purpose Qf. controlling
OF advising either III regard to how
Its Electors shall votc, ot to advfso as to tic
manner In which tievvptcs Of statcs shall 10
returned md counted; tlIAt the cotnting-in Of
1inycs was obtnlnct by series OF gross md ttt,-
insti1nblu Irregularities nsAl frauds, which ca''-
mt be tuo strongly condemned nl,st rcprobated. !.
TINT, II any title to The 1ovGrnprastp Of Louls'
ana resulted from the late clertlun In that State
to auy onr.
IT WAS TO GOV, rAcTAnp,
wIo vaa legally elected, 'luly qualified mil In
atguratcd, and hatl the right to the support ot
the uencral Government against tlotnestfc
violence and ,1n,urreetlon, by which the stats
and ln,sclf wcru equally deprived Of their Just
political rights; that tic net of lfaycs, ms frcs-
dent Of the United siuacs, In appoioting n.Hl
sendtng the hIncVcagh Commission down
to Louisiana for tho purpose, anil tho
instruction to net under which It was
scnt was nj, act wholly unauthorized by tho
Constitution, md not within tho power Or SCOPE
uf the Executive, attt especially repruhonstblc,
us its purtluhr mil motive was tu cnrry otlt 4
tnrrnpt political arrangement. ngrecmcnt, nl!l
compact on Ills rart madc hy Ills friends, With
his knuwlctigc. and acquiascncc ulhl conseut. the
fruits NJ wltcit llG ts still cn1oynG without right
aud agalnst inv; tl.ns ttlcro neither Is nor
executive Office which, cannot lie reacAct!, IT.
examined, an.l decided by proper proceedings
authorized by Congress to bG takcH anl hraru
ultimately bcfure tic Supreme Judicial cousl.
, 1879-03-05

$50 9pct cent hnnls Of shs rnlsca sla,es arc
covered hy fubstrtpttonA 10 per cent tontol*. The
latter viii Lc waldrawn from sale upn,l !hc terms
proposed, hy The Dspsttnlcnt clrcnlar Ut tnn \
,3HSh Ind hnDn Tho ttf,ns etntcd In the cnntrnct
with tho fsnthschtits md others Ut ian. ~ lti'.
The hn,oun. Of 5.gn Il per cent lnnd~ nHt.!anftnv
and omhrncc IN calls to thls snte ts sss nv slt:
the cxlstlns ctrcutnr contract fHr All further rnlca
Of psr cent consUs 10 proyitlo for rcfundnE ITO
:, Il per cent bonls viii be mndG 1tpon terms which
will nsppablY he less favorable To purchasers hna
III accordance with tho new pr0Ihthfs an1 contracts.
Thth notttu IL given 80 thai nl rnritcs WISHING 70
cseuar md contract ,ay have MI opportunity 10 do
10 until thc t,...u t0ntis arc called.
,tuliN SHERMAN, Secretary.
SubserIptIons to the per cent t0vcrnmcnt
loan since yesterdays report aggregate ssssas,-
UOU,
, 1879-03-05
BUTLER's CONCLUSIONS.
AH DRAWN FIsUN THE FKSTlNIUNf UEFUHE TIE
POTTER COMMITTEE.

AZ DRAWN FROM THE TESTIMONY UEFQHE TIE
POTTER COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.-Gcn. Butler
says In ills report upon tllr Potter tnvesttgn-
tton: !. tsuyc chosen tn examine only the %.
lttical and purity action Of hntt, parties, their
leaders u,t their mauipuIatton o&shc election
II, tho Stats OF Louisiana, wl,ero It would seem
every form Of wrong, misconduct, mud outrage
possiblv to bG done III nn cltvtIon Is alleged To
hare been committed On ono sl.le or the other"
The General concludes TINT In 1876 there was
no full a,ul frro cuctioil by the whole body Of
electors Of the Htato Of I4ouisinnu, mil Tint the
Electoral yotp OF that Stntc ought not thrrc-
fosu to haye been counted In favor uF ciltrr
candidate Tor tho Presidency; 7tl,at1f my legal
election was held In LouEstanh, tllcn The majority
Of the yotos actually cast IN the stato wcro for the
'rIldcn ELECTORS md for Gov. NIrhois; that In
casu tic yotu OF tho State Is col,iltcsl ut oil tue
yntrs cr the stbu|Idoxed parlsl,cs,t' as they
wore called were within tho fair md lust excr-
cfsn nj I'm. 1nri.dr..ou OF tt,u Returning Hoar,
tn he ro,ectcl m the proper exercise of tlcir
Judgment. witt, tie exception of sumo few pult-
in, urcc,nets mi material tu t.e rpaulk: Tint fu
nnrt. of FIN, stute uthcr tbnu said bn]tlozrl
norix,,aa whrrc n fnll ,a,nrav,, wo. .un,ic ,,v
hnti, rn,,ttrol nnrt,rt. t,,r malur;,y Of yotcs
WRITE. t,.s1 pox rAoKAup
for coxrrm,r. md n uortlnn of ,hc li,dcn
T,c.tnra ,"sv,,u, ,wo or mnro lIoyc, E,cctnra
.l"c,m,. ,,v,, snrh A couut uud return wonhl
enva ,,,vo,, full "xnresa,,,n IN III, viii of t,.
no,,n,., In euch nnrt. NJ III, s,atr us wrru mt
af1.,,m, ,,v ro.rc,on md vtnlrne, IN tlvnr .,f
rorI,nra uvd oratuat .wo ar moro of th,. HIVE.
rIertors. whtr woul,, nuy. given t,,o I'ryst.
1snns !, 1y,,,nu n. wn,,,d huvc h,.u ,lu, .ua, II
,i, ,y,,o,s vn,, ri m, Rn,u bat, hcrn ,rcl,.tr,l
hv ,,otl, umscs
- 1t,a ns",.r..tn, hv ,,t,, uo,.e. ~ f,t,,vro.,
a. .,' e,s;'ns s,a.o ~ .,,,Is;.
o,,n ,,,n",t nnt In "1,,,nt A., for nithnr <nn;a,,
s ss"I ,s, s ,o., 49,. ,"s. os,,t,. ro.,,. ~, H.,
n"t,. o ,ooavs" T. uni, tavo .a,,s.
..,a, .,.' o,.a.,-.,,s 's,,s,''.
s',' '.,",' 49,. w.. 1,,,ts',.,o,sa, =.
, 1879-03-05

ANA6 uNNAh NA4.+kU AHs
WARRINGTON, u. O., hlurch i,--Tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury called the following 520s,
principal and Interest to bo paid On and after
Jnnc noxt;, Coupon houds dated July /,
1857: $50, No. 100,00l 10 M. l03, ,0O0, both tn-
clusivo; el00, No. ls0,00l to No. 1Y5. 900, bot,,
Inclusive; $500, No. lo0,o0l to No. 10a,000, both
Inclusive; $1,000, No. l7o,ooi to No. tS5.0oo.
both inclusive; total coupons, S7,0o0, ,oo0.
Rcetatered bonds, rcdceinab'o ut tho pleasure
Of the United States after July l, 1873: S50.
No. 9,24l to No.3,350, both Inclusive; $'0o, No.
2362l TO No 2S,a50, both Inclusive; SboJ, No.
llb3l to II $50 both tncluatye; sl,00o. M. 4t,-
40l to No. 44,a1O, both lnclusiyti 5000, No.
14,831 10 No. l5l00. both inclusive; e10,0oo
No. 1881 TO No. q, 7;N, both inclusive; t9tal
registered, Is .0o0, 600; aggregate, s1o,00o.oo.
THE Foua FER CENTS.
The secratsrY ot tho Treasury has fsaued the
following circular concerning the tsauo Of 1 pei
cent boGds, cousols Of it07: - 'I'
TAs4svMx nErAKr4EAr, WARRINGTON, D. o..
March 4.-aolies " given that when outstanding
, 1879-03-05
CALLED SESSION.

PROCLAMATION Dr Tlla PRESIDENT.
WAsmlH0roN, D. e., March 4.-Tlse following
ts tho proclamation Of the President eonvantng
Congress IN extra session On the 18th inst:
}y the President Of tho United statos Of Anoft-
ca-A proclamation:
WnEnEAs Tbs hnal Adjournment of tho Forty.
hfth Congress without making THO tsual antl
necessary appropriations for tho euitanfyc, exec.
ul,vc and juacial cxpcnses u The Government for
tho fiscal year cAlln9 june TO- lHHQ, nnh without
making Tho nsnni ami necessary appropriations tut
tho support Of tho nrmy tor tho same Ascnl year.
prcacnta an extraordinary occasion, requiring tho
l'rcsidont 10 cxoecsse tho mower xested III hsm BY
tho Consultation to convenu the Houses Of Con
pruss in anttcipatton OF tho day fixed By Inv for
tllrir next mcetfng:
dent Of tho United states. do. BY vitino Of tho
power to this end sehtcA III mo BY the tunstitlI
ton, cunrcne both linuEeR to assemble ut their 70.
epcctiso Chambers ut y o'clock noon Tuesttav, te
lNth day nf March, t1en aud thera To consider and
determine sncll n,caaurcs ~, In their wisdom.
thc!r duty, and tho welfare Of tho reuplo 1ay src
iG demand.
in witness wharcot. I hare hercunto set my Land
md caused the seal Of tho United States tu 10
liked. Il. u. HAYES.
lly the President:
WtLI,Aa III. EvAnTs, Secretary Of statc.
, 1879-03-05
THE CIpIlERS.


MAJORITY RrroAF Or Tue rolFkR . eo"A'lis
WAsuSo1oN, D. c., March 1.-THE report Of
tile majority OF the Potter Committee Upon the
c,nhcr ,1.snatchc. saya generally the Western
Ste,ar raIo,s.n,,., rnr,,o,,v soo,r ~ harc ,xcr-
UNION 1e'eef"p'' tollpa.'y se'"' - n",n
cfsed due care IN respect to tue pfese7vatloha''!
prtyLcy Of their dispatches, aiul tic theft nnl
nullcntton Of certain dispatches did not secn,to
n, ,,a,r yo,,,t IL tn. .sn,r ,,n,r ,.rr co,,lu mt
~ ~".' -. t,.a.ts,,,.,.1 ,ho r,,,,.
but snspect tsiat oeton' t1es'ue"ts'i luz .o."
pany tslnco deccased), who was an earliest ald
Hcttvo Republican leader, 1or"ofaca thc a!s-
pntclics III the custody Of tic Company 10 the
Republican Committee Of the Senate rather
t1,an to t,e Deuur1,tfr Committee Of the ttp,,sr
~" Ysa n,, .,,o,rr h,o ,,o. ,,v o1tov,nr c,rt,,n
~ .'au .'eo o.'""u ".' ~" ., ~ ~. '',
'ol tlso ulsPatches 10 be W1thata"u. on oa"'i''-
nation OF the Indiana dispatches, III which Mr..
4, Chandler was asked by yfr, Typnr to Hap-
mini ,,ro 1n,1,or Arcrts !, nm e,f31d scc h,,y
po."' H.. at,,aIa,s at,,,,,,,,
Fe't l'a."tutt5 t''I .eits' "p'' "'''e' ''"
haze Jailed to rccognfzo these most improbable
c!pfIcr dispatches
RI, ;sAvr tsy coycRa1rp urAH1Nu.
o...,., ,,,,,,, ra,,,o. =. ,<.r,,,nt ,tsn.,,bos
n"L iveu'ueu .".a4 'u'.,ss 40 .an
tlsat thcy could leca'l tlaeh 80 wei WIS clco't
to the efficiency Of tho Company, AMI suggests
Tint nothing in llc protection OF DISPATCHES ly
to,o,rn Al, ,v,,,, lin ,,,lnod hr tr,nsrrrr,u,r t,at
ses'"p "o",o ~ " ~ =. '.s,''s. ~. -.
BUSINESS ~ tne aov.lnn!tht. ~ wa s,l ais,t tos
lne Co.snttec, noMssGr, ~ bEs.as ".I... II,,at,
@ e W. s ~ ~ tr
tetessulns asu' nes pua.oeu ... -. ~
, 1879-03-05
PERSONAL SATISFACTION.

plRF7a1 la*o@tF7f ~ s6H 1FVVWHoV
), LINCOLN, Nab.. March 4.-Llcut.-loy, Caracs
had u slrset-tlEht III Saward Inst nlgat with a
merchant nanscA Henry lsulcy. kulcy tnun:cd
Carnqa With presiding over Senate that did
nothing for the peoplc's good. The partica
were at lrat separated, but, meeting second
time, the ctixuus Ut them nght for u wAlIe,
when thoy were again separated. Coz. Naucu
being abacut from tle.state, Ckrnes Ia Acs!n.;
Hoysrnor. uu.l, Notwithstanding his gEea: per.
souat popularity, Ills action Is seyereIy coa.-
tntntcd on.
, 1879-03-05

have tho pancr read. and much amusement was
tauseti by thu efforts OF the inexperienced Ilead
'nE, Clark to get through The paper.
lfG rssulutI.,n was adapted. ..-.
The nilt 10 allow thirty .!nvs' extra pnv 10 tho
Committee CLERKS, pages, md MESSENGERS Of
both Houses, who do tut rcrcigo annual sala-
fles, wnB passed.
Mr.. Gibson, from, tho Committee on Epidemic
Diseases. reported n bill for tho appointment OK
Ifcalth ConlulssIuaers, etc., md s1oved tint the
rules br suspended mil the bill passed.
Thu vote stuud tA} to 8; hut objection was
made Tint there was 10 quorum voting; so tho
Alr. Chandler {at e:3o n. MI made report
from tho Co,ntntttcc. appotntcd to Investigate
tho charga contained in tho LITTER Of 9ureIul-
A1ent Williams nGAlNse tic SncAkcr {A[r. Car
li.In occupying tue CHAIR as spsakcr pro tcru.).
Tllo report, which was read. a.i'rnis TINT every
statement nf wrong made In ltic letter was With
out oven The senblanco Of truth. At no tt,nc
dill 1t lcserva o. receive of1lcln consideration.
Mr.. batsS o!!e5ed resolution ree!t.ng TINT
Agent Of tho Treasury. Department, Showed him
to be unfit fs tho public scrvlee and requesting
llts dismissal.
;. After somo discussion, atr. Butler Withdrew
his resolution, md tho report was ordered prlnt.
The .tlousc then tat 7:10 Il. MI took recess
TIL . o'ciock.
+ The session being resumed, condemned can-
non were voted to The Williams Monument As
ISOLATION, Of Detroit. Mich.
Tic message from Tho President transmitting
the renort Of the Centennial Committee was
laid oil the table.
The snacc u front Of tho Speakers desk wns
mctr,I,ers via ,vtth hlIa IN thcir hnniia ,,r.,
muntlc,i recnrntt,on "'''' u" t"s'' ""'''' "o
Objections, however, wcro made 10 ncnf!y all
the bills among them t1lat making nppropria-
ami ,iui mr. nSovtin" IN ~ treaIv m1,, - WarIcs:
fhn obicssttrn in ihc f,rmrr raae rn,n1nr Srom,
dsarrcrnnnts 10 liz snnot" a,"m1nnnss ~ ~ tnc IN,
Ic~sIattvo Hnnrnnriai", h,ii n,,'l ,i"t ~ nn s,
r"nirreI,cc rnm'niItcc Io ounnintna, "t ~''A: "o"
III. Rs,rr mnrnd tn ennr,,r IL .ho son,to
amem,,ments: @ ts s whcre,non NJ so"s'f !" '"' oclA'o
III. McRemzto nsnrcd io tokc n rcccss
H. acr nwnyr hei,,E uf H., ,h-o
vas m a S. c ta' sneTG
Messrs ~ as m,r, " Fosnr s oon ,roe. @
nolntaI sr,nfcrrcs- '"' ""1 No''et "''' n.y.
mi as insaFe s a.so% known ss the scowa ea1h
Washington 10 estahlsh mia M nuI rcrnosions t
IN rernrtl t., thr nbt. hec1sh nm,t IL ohtni, n1,J
cnmmMnfrai ~, H., la a,',,,oo. ~ l
,om,in ;.casr n,, rnnnrt - - t o ,,ut ~ cp
III annrEs nrved - susn", IN ss,ia. ,s.,i
concur IN the Sonata ~ the Aerc"rs.
o.en..op hil. 1s ,nntfnD wi,icI, H. WA a,s.
fnned lv ~ ov.rwboimin~' r;va vr"n m~a v,sn
ro,,ebt Il 1he,r ~ Stnaar XIII sGcv Mcy,' xoio'
.r";, a,fo S" Wiz o,i e.,so.,a u a,.t u cu ~.
,"es,rn -, nm ~, st,nt ,ro,,ii ~ Eaes H. Nv
IT,. ms t1nr .a ooxh H. psops'
Tic wildcat Eeatjc1l]ations could he eeens hit
moi . word Uttered was heard. Tie ' yeaa ani i
thi ,,,,os III I iii sii1 ,a ~
,!ls rules at pasa use ~! "as agreed to-yeas,
81, ,no00 00U for arrears Of pensions for the next
fiscal year. The nlcEdlnci.ts arc, frat, to allow
pension agents 70 eSnts ct for each payment, md
, 1879-03-05
THE NEW MUSEUM.
IENNys
k4.AAfzf HE.nzSnk Ia dAa nj AAIn 4

Spktfdt Mtpdfch to I0e TffbtNe,
w,er,rorox n a.. Msrch 4-.rt,c so5o. nm
annron.iotcd for n Nationo, Muscum tnsurea
s,,ttah,e bnlalng for tbn 1arcc collections riyen
tn tho limited atntcs ,r ,hc forcIp,, 0oycrnments
after ,1,o t,ontrnn,n,. rtnns haye alreaiy been
nrsnarci he the Officers At thc Smithsonian,
fher havtn, acto1 IN nnt,c1nat.on of what was
rrontn1 hv congrcs.. II "a nroytdcd Tint thu
building sl,nIl he ercctnd In uccbn]anyc with tho
plana now on tlle with lhc '1oirt Committee on
pnhIic 1}ut,d,n,ra onl Gronnas. Tic new build.
tnr. a. nroy1dcJ .for IN these nInuE t,,c Star
aovs e il n .tnr1 tn: fin ca,t of thc'smttl,-
, aontan 1naf,tute. lowing a roai]wnv betwcon fl
n,,, ~. lattnr ~ not lace thar, ans Eeot.
With ita north Iront on 4 l,nc viii tle soutl,
f.co ., the h,,,i,inna 1T I'm A.r,cu,tnro1 la.
nartrncnt and thc smtth,onIni, Institut,on. I.
wI1, In seon nro,n;ncnt,v fran lin ctv 1cnt;n,,