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MINNESOTA.
9ftctflf FNSthffc 3kS IL I'M TfdhHna

dpkcial INSp.itcaEs IL 3h3 Tribune.
RosEMoAr, Dakata Co., Mas aa.-aprtng
whent THU. Late rains will help the crop. Oats
and hurley injured some. Prospects now for d
fulr crop.
LAKErowH, CaEsas Co., May s-The lato
hcayy satns hnvo made qulte change Tor tho
butter. EARLY sown oats are damaged by frost
MouHts, Stevens Co., Nav 2A-suftlcent
raius TO give wheat good start Outs aud bar
Icy lolax we'll. spstug wheat not Injured by
Ills usuuQht.
WtspoM, Cottonwood County, May 2ea.-Havs
had pleuty Of ruiu NOW Tor teu days. Crops do
nut LUX ~ we'll ~ last yesr. 8pFiRx wheat lu-
, 1879-05-23

4 collision that resulted in considerable dam
ago to two Ycsscls occurred of thu Murinu Hoe
pltal late Wednesday night. Tho barge Windsor
was lying at anclof, aud the weather being very
talek the schE Montauk. bound IN, ran Into hct.
The Windsor lost hor mni1naat, and thu Aon-
tauk's Itbhuon and bowsprtt weru carried away.
'flolnrsncr was towc4 to Mowuti'a e'1ip.yaFd to
recsva new spar, mud the latter will uEso hare
aolno new spars tut III IN ptare ut ihoso lust.
This Windsor Is said to have had her lights In
placn ut tho time, out tbs atmosphere WAS so
lhIrk tilat tls Atontauk skippur did not sos ncs
fl, tine to prevent q collision. 4 report
wsa current tllat the Captain of thu
sehoouer WAS responsible Tor the damage b.
eAuee ho did uut taka proper precautions u,
avoid such IN accueut, mud II was also said that
the Windsor tad her ltGhts GU tie caulA instead
Ut tn thu rigging.
, 1879-05-23

Special JtxpatcAts to 7at Tribune.
I4AaE, Frunkliu Co., May 22.-Wlnter wheat
nut ID gouI Us WA expected two wcuks ago.
Heading out too low, and will he shurt. Cora
up, an! goo.! sta,ld. atostly plowed uncc.
RocKr Hill, Lincoln TO-, staY M.-Winter
wheat will u,ake about one.tilirl Ut CROP
Corn Is Just bc!ng planted. Acreage increased
Is pef cent.
HIGHLAND, Donephon TO-, atay 9.-sprtng
what not half crop. Oats below an average.
Corn gou,! stand, md largest acreage ever
planted III this county. Prospects not as good
os lust ypar.
sHAWsEg, Wyandotte Co., hiay 2,-Wlnter
what hcaling Out Low. Heads abort on ac-
cuuMt Of &iyy weather. Good stand Ut corn, aud
lurEo acreage planted. Prospects for cTops not
| As good u lust year.
IA CyoNn, Lnn Co., May 22a.--Oats arc need
tng rain. Very got4 sta,l Of corn. Winter
| wheat short, but quits lair.
| CGkTRALIA, Mcu,ala CO., Mny 22aa.-Oata and
barley Injured ~ PCT cent BY drought. Corn
tilNAltp, Crawford Co., siny s3.-0ratn ID
shorter a.ld thinner for The dry weatt.cr, Wan-
ter wheat ilradlng out. Outlook now 10 tor Iesa
crop than 1878. Corn up auu cultivated ouce,
, 1879-05-23

sptctnt Msnaiches 10 The TrihuHs.
Psnu, Ncmahn Co.. Mny 22.-Hayo had
very hcayy rain. Ground thoroughly soaked.
WIN do acolculnble good to oil our crops. APP
pcarel to bo goneral over nil tho river counties
Camo Just inst enough to 70 into tho ground
anl not wash our fields.
Ero11T Mite GHovE, Caas Co., Afny 29.-This
part of the country las Just been blessed With
good ratu. VIII priug all the corn up. Wheat,
oats, md barley now looking reasonably well.
Old wheat going forward at 85 cents, corn at IL
cents, hops at $3.50. lleayy Immigration.
MArLrvlLLE, Dodea Co., May M.-iseccnt
light showers hive helped wheat, but NO need
more, Corn nearly all planted. No bugs, no
'l1oppers, hut plenty ot nEents!
WATEAylI1E. Huulla Co., May 93.--Wheat Is
THU, because Ut tho louG continued drought,
Corn acreage doubled, Not all planted got'
~; WAco, CO.. York Co.. May aa-wheat backward,
but guod stand Wlnterwheat ull' plowcu uD
u,,L PLANTED to corn. "Crop prospects not as
good rs last year, on account Of drought. some
gbiuckl,bjIrs. Plenty OF rata nov.
sEwAHp, scwnrl Co., siav 4.-spring wtcat
on sod needs raiu. Winter wheat thin. Half
lie corn planted. We need 2 gond raln.
TsKAMAH, Burt Co., siay a22-snr!ng wheat IL
Meayy rains lately iallon l'as saved the crop.
noLnntNsEY, bnlEne Co., NaY 23.-Good
| stand OF spring wheat. Oats and barley lolng
finely, Corn mostly planted and solnn up.
" Cron prospects, good:
OnLsANs, IIarlnn Cp.. May 23.--No drought up
| to thIs tntr iii tho Republican Valley. Spring
wheat, 0ats, Ind barley now cover the ground.
Curn ali planted, but no. enough up to aster.
mine tic stn,!d. Our rains hayo Kept the ground
| III .uo condition.
rArtt1IoN, sarpy Co.. May 22,--llaye had
heayy rains: sprng wheat prosps%ets are good,
mostly plunsetl. Stnnd better thnn lust year.
WAvERLY, Lancaster Co., MuY 23.-DrodEht
has seriously injured the small grains. Pasture
RED ULouD, Webster Co., May .2aa.-lIase had
plenty OF rain. S,nall grain Is doing we'll. Lool
ttow for full crop. Corn ali pla!itsd. Stand
good. Early be!Hg cultivated: Thu aereagt
Inst Larger nt,ollnt Ut pEatr!e will be broket
til!s ycur than Tor my previous year.
, 1879-05-23
Kinds Proposed Iiquor-selling Enact
meut Neatly Lat in the Lnroh
BY It's Enemies.
Snigg Finally Secures tho Passage OF a
Bill to Hire Competent
Printers.
Another List Giving IN Idea Of How q
! Session Ii Fought Out on
This Line,
REMARKS.
TI1H MILITIA BILL

srR1naPlELp, ILL.,, May 23.-The otscussfon OF
the Militia bill IN the senate, this afternoon,
was tho feature Of the dny in tho Legislature
1t being we'll understood TINT the bill was to
create aome talk, q large nunhnr OF people con-
rrcaatcd In the galleries and lobues to hear a1,tl
see what was going on. The struggle seemed
to be as to whether or not tic bill should he
amended 50 as to Elvo 1arge suni Tor armr prr-
poses and for the rank md file. The bill Will
create fund Of about S101,g30, two-thifds
Of which will, as amended, 60 70
the regiments AMI batsaltons direct. Thls Will
give from, 1000 to $50. 100 more for tint pur-
pose tlan the appropriation Of two ycars aRo.
The Bit,
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY rAss To-NoREoW,
as amended, q largo uumber OF Democratic Sen
ators being fnr 1t now. Jostyn, who lnadc tic
b.tturess speech OF the season on the an'ena-
ment, now aays he will vote for IT, In his rc-
marlsa this afternoon lie edcnouncetl ".hc Spring
field ring of treasury-robbcrs," with Cullom a.
their head, In the saost scatnsug lanEuage.
Ua rcad from tho Auditors report
and mnde the balr 1iy in n most
appalling munncr. The atmosphere rot 30 tor
rid during this blaze Of tnvcetfyc tint Cnllosn,
who had come Into the Chamber to enjoy him.
ae1l little, quietly took lts hat and walked tut
Of tic Chamber, aud whs sccn around there no
more. Tic bill will be sent back 10 the House
for concurrence In the amendment at once, ind
wilt undoubtedly be signed BY the Govesnor
this week. All the Cook County Senators voted
for rccommtttal In this matter
- THE DEMOCRACY,
with more than usual shrcwdness. managed to
steaE all the political thunder out OF the bill
there WAS iu 1t. They pretended To be hostile
to the bill unless 1t could bo anendcd 50 as to
,. = ri &I,- DO r+F
, 1879-05-23


The following arc the arrivals aud nctua! sa(:
,. ~ iii, ,,ort tnr t1,o t,ratv. fo,,r or-. ,DI
,es =. s'l's pule W NV y" sn'f'Aoas Hoats eaa'
lug ut u O'CLOCK 'ast ntRht;
nN"' i,nvtnn i; oniney. '.'0s'' ~"'''k'' LUZ
schr q. 81. case Chaflotse, conl, Sixteenth stre..
pra,, H. Mcs.c,,ver Rentnn itnrnnr srnd,r. yt..
'''p aars1I*S'' src"t 'n'' 4'"' 'o' 'A'''e'' 0'A"
pron siaaka: nuHn,f. srni]rtc,. Clark ,trcrt
itop .trsof - @'''' 7""1's'' '|4'SS'F4
pr,, tsnvot,c Map,a+cc aun3rIae stn&son auo
f,ton 1cantn. Grcom iny. sunarles. Tusi slrset.
psou i,nYai 'fo7a suns,"s tat s,esai
t,-u;, Va H. Tr%"I tfavnr tnvtMr itnsh s,r.rt
II, t,an ;Innsnn van,siac ,'r 'SIu M.tse
Schr q. b, ponsvnn,, Fotd lltrcr, luu.oer, Market
schr rhnntx. LndtnRton. lumber, Market,
Sclr ". StMtRes, Ludi0Gton, Market.
schE Annie Tomlnt, sauxatuck, lumber, Folk
schs F; Crawford. Mnskoaon lumber, Markell
ssSf sshF Ss ). Meo!ea F aeae1loa. % .at. NJ csis:
Schr @. III. Filler. lnainEtou, lnnsbcr Market
schs Mary May, Maskcson, iumner M,Esgt
Schr CITY q. liayun; Mnskeg0n, lutnbet. Ass1s
Slip,
schr =. 4. IEtsh,< Muske2on. lumber. Dr!dgspoft
bchr Transfer, MaskeK0n, aumuer, Ma.oa sla
Schr G. f. Allen, Nuakcgon. lumber. sIeiaen Slip.
Bchr ucpIne. Grand basrn, lumber. satket
Schr Japan, Grand Haven. lnn,bur, Market
| Schr u. A. Wells, Sac Lay. lumber, Alatxrt.
| Schr sau Jnclnto. GfecM bay. lumoes. Aa1@et
s@ehr @ cosssck, C "a chariotto, eoai. siadison stee.
Scnr T. Paine. MuskeEon, lumbgr Chicago tTtnaet
Sete Mnry Amanda, Msskegon. lntnbsf, MasUl ssh
9chr Andrew Jnck.on, MusIcgon lumber. Aiiset+
ocGat0 Gresn s5 apeef lss kl
| schr Mercury. Huntington. lunoer. Arnold Sltp'
Sclir Mary lioicr, Wii,to Lake.. tses e.. .: ~
Sour Mystc Star 0swryg coal. hoas , s'sesI m ans.,
, 1879-05-23
PORT CO1.DOpNr

Special Dispatca Ia 7as Tyts,n.
ToHr CoLnonNH, Ont, MAY 3,-1n,,.
gan rcoort--Passed Up-scl,rs l,cllc WS. .aea'
OsweRo to Cl,Icago, coal: AIyosotIs o,wss.t e"s.lt
Milwaukee, coa'; utcnfiicr, Kingston MY W =" 70
waukee, light; barge 1rlmsbY, Klnp.,,r" "..' u
Milwaukee, light; stcam- m-basRo Clioton r,u 70
hton to Milwaukee, light; prop Pruss,a' HMias' Mass
trent to Chicago, general rarao, '4oi-
Down-sehr shan,lon, Lul.ugtou to Elne.
Wind-NurtAwcst, light.
, 1879-05-23
LOGGING.
5p4cfaf pj4patch 10 JAt 1tsst.ne.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Chippewa Co. Wis, hay
sa.-~AB abuudaure nj ra!u has rataed tha
streatna, uni the logs that hayo been 1yfug oack
for tho past two yeass ore all coulng doWa.
, 1879-05-23
tho paw OF the State, "a had been charged by

to The Committee on Military for amendment by
ii yotc NJ 20 yeas to 10 t,a,s. >,
Leu tnnved Tint the Military C1mtnlttee 20
Instructed to strike out " "anu-ha1fn aud fnsert
"two.tli!rls when division Of the fund t.
made between the pay Of Officers ard armory"
rent md ttat Ut prtvatcs, aild report thc samc
baSk TO- TIC senate Tomorrow PROV, A. y o., oelesK. ss
tee met at onee ntlt! reported tho Amondnents' |
which were adopted.
requiring bnhka, bankers. etc., to make quarterly
statements, was passed, az was also the GcncraI |
Appropriation bill.
HOUSE.
Tic House began Its business this morning
by taking up Senate Bill oss, At thu reqncst Of
Peters, and putting II on It's passage. This Ia
tho bill for an act to old Industrial schools for
gisls This bill WAS Introduced on bcplf Of
the school ,frcaily established At South Ev.
anston, In Cook County. The bill will hago to
be returned TO the Senate for Its concurrence In
d ir.lltrv amendment before it becomes Inv.
English called up scuato Bill 90, concerning
HEDGES,
which was defeated tic other day, for another
trial. Tile bill wna again lcfcated.
LlTrLR JOKER,
The rules wero suspended nnl Senate Bill 8ts
was taken up. Ths bill relates to municipal In
tlebtclness, md provides for the payment Of
cuupops upon county or city bonls BY County
Coicctors instead OF by tho State Treasurer, at
n1y tin,r nr;or to the settlement between tho
County Collector and The State Treasurer, mud
elInws municipalities 10 sell their bu1,t1s Of not
iess thnn oar without tho intervention OF The
State Auditor. Th,s ts practically House Dsll
III wlicl, was killed In thu scpnte, anu which
has been fully discussed IN the nowsnapcFs Of
the State. the impression be'nE TINT IT. VIZ CON-
pei Tie holders Q. oonas 10 u.spoae " imc'. XII ~
REDUCED fntes. 6neIuIAH aenaHneet' Alc Jul
T.
fav"r ~ H.
III t,,e snoasnro of tnis b,Il Afr. Hhcrman said
h., co,iI ~ t,nruft thia mrns,,re Ia mss with.
1 nvt ontari,mt his rar,,ost nrntcst. Willis the
hiiI. ns # oripna,lv missed. gos o good b], ,b7
mn nm eminent In The House, lltluse Bill 10 Ind
been injected into II. House I'LL III was unns-
takably, irrcdcomnblY bad. 1t WIS
| IN CONFIRMATION or EvERr suuND PRINCIPLE
or FlHANCE
md stntcstnanshfn. It vas reputation pro
tnnto, 1t would depgcss tho bonds Of oir stnto
III the markets Of Tic world. 1t was p!tiablc
violation OF the good faith Of the State,
and would tend to bring disgrace upon
the people. The prcss Of the statG bad since
l In ~ e. 4T-ttk h
, 1879-05-23

DuFFALo. MaY M.-Clearcd-peops n 70
Blanchard, mlsc, Chicago; Toledo n,asc u,.a. ~.
Bay; WInslow, ndse, uanc,rk; osyo,,. ''Tsa ~
trots; schra Donaldson, 500 tons coal:
Marsllt Marsh, Venus, Chicago; j, 3. Rlchass.
coo tons coal, Cleveland; Slcringo. Esranoha:
Levi Nawsot1, q. JolIcs, Detroit. Cbn,tc,.,t'
=. Richards, 200 tons coal tcnpe to Cleycl mi y.
l5c, coaf thence to Racine, 50c; Chcuey Anal ~
eua! hGnce to Racine. AA's',
, 1879-05-23

HR1p0sroWy, Maj y. Arrived - Dayr,e,
Seneca, 4,oo0 bu corn; Imperial, Hcncca, g,up
bu corn, 8,1v0 lbs seeds; Lily, Seneca, 4,Ocj bn
corn: D. q. Wright, Morris. 1000 bu corn,
Ccarel-E. Walker, stcul'a quarry, 51)Q fl
lunber.
, 1879-05-23

Hpec4a' Dtspa.ch to The 7tibuna
HouanroN, May 2o.-Arrlvcd. tie ptop4 pee,.
less aid Atlantic. Passed up, prop Mani..et
Down, schr s. r. Ely.
, 1879-05-23
There had been no sailing into the measure, a.

1ionAo Bill 500, amending net providing for in-
Of cttcs md villages, was passcti:
II provides mniIner Of levy and collection VI
!axss Tor corpora.e purposes, "% "tsf s,ih an an
amendment offered b. Campbell. at per ccnt
.lron The aggregate valuation Of all property
within such city or village, subject to .a1atoti
therein, aa the sntHe was cquaitzeu LOT statb
md county taxes 0f the preceding sGaF.
MT. CARMEL,
A number Of 1louso amendments to Senate
btljt wera coucl,rrctl tn, among them one re-
duclug Tic appropriation In bel,alf of the NJ.
S.1s ssa, .ls4n ss gsnuty Sos5'iSse s5 d.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The ecuatc then went into executive session
and confirmed the nomination of The Governor
Ut Archibald II. Robinson, Of Chicago. as jus
tire Of the PoRce, and Kobert = wilson az
PUBLIC Administrator for Wabash C1unty,
ment 10 the worth uf Robinson, saying tint no
ana cuuld say aught against hiait aavo that ha |
was Republican.
Upon raising lilo executive session tho follow
" 1iuener's @ ill., providing for licensing of NOR
House bill tt, amending tic law ia relation to
liens.
House Bill 15B, amending tho net providing
for ae neorpofatt!q At o. e!tes, m so & ns 70 prov,ac
as NOW in vogue In tho election Of Aldermen.
House Bill 8f9. concerning continuance nt
towns for park purposes: ........
ssc1lox ]. Lc It cnartcd. That whctea town ex-
ts,tng uncr tawEahln nfganlxnttun and belng AlsD
onc OF two or more towns Tor rark purposes, ana
,ybose Commissioners Ase corporate auth1f!tlcA
ee nents Tor III INK purpose. .hsl. b. tic orcr nd
determination Of the culanty bnnrd. 10 annexed 10
or consolidated with another town or towns as
zatIon, sncli toWn Bha.l, for snch park pNrpDses,
, 1879-05-23

fi'HE a1KW06. 10EEX tAkE: aE:,a W: L; .{issS;tss
iao,ss!. sssfi,, |, Su!naRs TWR sdW1Y, patsssa 1S
, 1879-05-23

bptctol Dfspdteh to 1ne 7tfbunt
M1LwAuEEE. Wts., May 2l.-Not.,Ing VA. don.
ii grain-frstghts today. cleared, eybrs +
Leighton, Clyde, und prop Scotia. -
, 1879-05-23
NAVIGATION NOTES.

Tho scow Sen Bird Was not hurt any 10 her m.
with railroad-bridgo abusmcnt Oh the South
Branch.
During the trcnty-four hours ending Ms
o'clock Inst evening % sail mud 70 steam re-.
sells left this port, and 81 sail anl Is steam
crafts arrived. Tho Wind was light from Tie
Z. N. e. aud The ecn was calm.
The unfor 6tealnbuat Cnmpany'a passenge,
propeller st. Louis was In port yesterday, Ghs
will rtlu regularly elis seasou between tills ctr
mud BufraiD, and 1nakes tlne limo With ths
handsome Nyack.
The now schr Ford River will probably bs
launched at milwaukee, to mutrow, ulnl viii
come to Ullca1o us suuu rs she IL lifted out aud
gcts cargo Of lumber nt tlle port after which
sho Ia named. She will bo sister sh!p to hs
Resumptl0p.
, 1879-05-23

Five hundred million feet will como cut Of tile
Cpewa th,s drys 1a " s 1a;, H., On inc o, iG"sf
, 1879-05-23
MARINE NEWS.
CLEVE ELANDs
8pecfa{ DI&pdtch 10 1he Tribune.


CLEVELAND, O., May 22.-Tle following nn-
nouncencnt will bo made In the Ltadtr to-
morrow: ''Tle Cleveland Board Ut Directors Of
tho VcsseI-Ownczs' Association yesterday
thoroughly eanvasscd the situation ia relation
TO orc and grain freights AdvEccs from Chi
caRo Indicated further reduction In rates for
grain, and shippers seemed to demand corro-t
spending reduction Oh orc rates; and, whllo It
Ia conceded chat no money can be made ut tho
present. rates, owing to the low stage Of water
at tic SMUT. It was thought best to tako some
action; md, in view OF tho unsettled condition
of ernio itoiRhts, tho. Board decided to suspoud
for the present nil ratoa or oro." As to the
recent cut IN ore frcights BY tho steam barge
Nnhnnt, much Indignation was felt towards tiIe
agent who mnde tho charter, nlld Committee
Webb, who Wns reported as having
ntade It. Mi. Webb denied having male
tic rhartct, or that his tirn1 wcro In my
way conuccted with 1t in the way Of commis-
siot.s. II it Is true tl,ut the charter was tnalo
| directly with q shipper by Can't. White, thu
| Board 'has no way to prevent 1t, aB Capt. White
not being member OF the Association In De-
troit, whers hin vessel belongs, Is FREQ to curry
ore from Escanaba Ut 10c per ton II ho chooses.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-18

SMULL's Legislative Handbook swim
House. that virtuous body having finally
decided last week, by a vote of 152 yeas
to nays, that sic thousand copies should
be paid for out of the State treasury and
delivered to the members of the two
Houses. which viii give to each Senator
forty copies. and TO each Representative
trc0iycOpies. The grab went through
without one word of debate except that
an Allegheny patriot named Walker
wanted to increase the steal to eight
thousand copies, but was promptly 81
fenced by Philadelphia statesman
named Leigh, who felt ashamed of the
job, and promptly exclaimed, .''Oh, no
1t is bad enough now An honest man
may stand excused for his vote either in
favor of the riot bill. or the border claims
bill, but no man. not even honest John
Brooks. the member from Cameron
county, can justify his vote in favor of
this Handbook booty any more than he
could the larceny Of pair of boots.-
This bill. or joint resolution. was origi-
UaIly introduced by Mr. Sherwood. of
York, but having been apparently aban-
douei by him il was adopted 10y Mr..
Provins, of Fayette, and tenderly cared
for. These gentlemen are both Demo
Gratis, and we have no doubt were long
and loud in their professions in favor of
legislative rctrcnchment and reform
when they were before the people solicit
ing their votes. They are now redeem
ing their pledges, and doing what they
can to cause it to be accepted as a fact
that Democratic promises in favor Of
reform are delusiou and snare. Il
will be seen from the yeas and nays that
fortg-sir members lacked the courage to
vote. and. like Mahomct's coffin. were
hung up between heaven and earth
The three men who had the courage of
their convictions and voted against the
iufdmy were Nicholson, of Jefferson.
Sherwood. Of Northumberland, both
Democrats. and ThiCks,un, of Crawford.
a Grcenb3ck-Bemocrat
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-18

II the debate on the Pittsburgh riot
biII ia the House, it was contended by
the opponents of the measure that to inn
pose the payment of the damages on the
State would be clear violation of the
new constitution. Whether this is so or
not we viii not now stop to inquire
Assuming it. however. to be true. what
explanation of their votes can be given
10y the fort4-screu members who voted
against the riot bill, and on the next day
voted jo Juror of the border counties
claim bill, which imposes a liability on
the State of two millions six hundred
thousand dollars Is the constitution
of such "a loose nature that to-day it dis
allows The payment by the State Of losses
caused by a rioJous mob. and tomorrow
can be made to cover the States respon-
sibility for the destruction Of property
by the rebel invaders of her soil in 1852
Ii the votes of these f0rty-seven gentle
men We're right on the riot bill. they
were manifestIy wrong on the border
claims bill. We are unable to see any
escape from this conclusion. The con-
s.iJuti5n cannot be made to cover the
border claims and refuse to perform the
samc service for the sufferers by the II
OTIS, but must come to the rescue Of both
class of claimants. or ignore both We
never doubted the liability of the gener-
al government for he border claims. for
the reason that the authorities at Wash
ingtol took away from the State the
Pennsylvania Reserves, which were or
ganized FOR her protection and defence.
For this reason there can bc no liability
resting on the State unless il rs imposed
through motives Of sympathy, which
would apply with equal force 30 the
payment of the losses resulting from the
Pittsburgh riots.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-18
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-04-18

TIE present House at Harrisburg
contains fr. members of the well known
Smith lamily-J. T.. from Adams.
Stephen j.. from Berks. John T.. from
LuzDrue. George T.. from Philadelphia
and Carlton A.. from Pike. Our kuowl-
edge pi tire personal merits of these sew
euI Smiths IS. of course. very limited.
hut we incline to the opinion That smith.
Of IUzerua is jue most cuterlris.ur of
the IuJ He s the same Smith who
went si. i..-h-riding, as ha said he would.
uu the day uT the L. s.. Senatorial cIac-
tim. rather than cast his vote either
foror a-aius, thesou of Simon Cameron.
It seems That Shurlock. Chief Clerk of
she House. has the right To appoint Gc-
teen tFe would be enough. pages. or
GRAND boys. who are usually from twelve
70 sixteen years Of age. and who receive
Il salary of two dollars pcrday. Among
the number is one of ShurlocL's oAu
SONS. and also SON ul eN-~peakcr Navcr.
who presided over tine House last wear.
When Smith of I.uzeruc. went To- Har-
T;-hurz. hc took his horses and carriage
with him. as well as his bie. Lurly coach
man, who is about - years OF age. and
having secured from the Chief ClerI, the
right rg name one of Che rage boys. nl-
stead of appointing some bright. iu.eIli-
gent lIi from his district. De selected
the driver Of his carriage, who. at the
e.lI OF Tie session viii thus be enabled ia
stlt down ih- SUN of three hundred dol
lars. / Is said thu smiths c0acHman
is never or tiia. is TO say, hardly ever
-acH 1H Che floor oi tine House. and oh
g. recent occasion when scarcely any ol
the fifteen were On band, Hewitt. OF
Blair. suggested that the deficiency
might DE supplied bg cutting up Smiths
hj3 PAGE ia-" three Of the ordinary size.
Smiths method Is about the last ltse Ga
Wlt.r.. g -a% maEel would thuk of pu.-
.u- rau wi3 hold le ribbons or,l