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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11


The Rotterdam steamship p. Caland,
which arrived at New York not long
since, brought Captain Larsen and elev-
en- men, the crew of the Norwegian
bark Columbia, which was sunk Sep
tember 4th on the voyage from London
to Quebec in the following remarkable
circumstances The bark was sailing
at the rate of shout six miles an hour
before light northeast wind under a
clear sky. The time was II A. NJ, Sep
tember 4, the place latitude Al longitude
43, which is Off the Grand Banks of
Newfoundland. Suddenly the ship was
stopped as If she had struck a rock and
the crew were thrown off their feet.
Captain Larsen says he thought at first
that the Columbia had run into sunk
EN- vessel or heavy piece of floating
timber, but on looking over the guards
he discovered about sixty feet of white
belly of some sort of sea monster lying
almost motionless by the ships side,
while the surrounding water was deeply
tinged with blood. He could not see
CnOukn vi buO CIthLuIc W uldhG OuO
whether it was an immense sword fish,
a whale, the legendary sea-serpent or
some other unheard of terror of the
deep. A minute examination of the
creature was prevented by the cry raised
by some of the crew that the ship was
rapidly filling. The captain hurried
below and found that the blow had been
received tend on" the entire bow of the
ship had been stove in and that founder
. ing was inevitable. The crew had barely
time to launch the two long boats and
get away with stock of provisions and
short supply of water when the
Columbia went down head foremost.
About 2 p. M. of the same day the crew
were picked up by the p. Caland. The
Columbia was an. old ship, but about
two years ago was put on the stocks and
thoroughly replanked Her bow was
made of solid Al inch oak planking.
The captain said to the reporter that
the only case of ships collision with a
sea monster he had previously heard of
was legend of the early Dutch voya-
gers to the East Indies. One of these
Dutch ships struck violently on an
object one day in the open sea not far
from the island of st. Helena, and the
crew saw the water around the ship
covered with blood. The ship, however,
did not sink, and after her return from
India it was lound in overhauling her
that a piece of horny substance, proba-
bly, sword -fish's sword, was sticking
into her bow. "This, however," added
the captain, L have always before this
regarded as a myth"
1t will be remembered that in the fall
of 1876 the Cunarder Scythia just after
leaving the harbor of Queenstown was
disabled by breaking her propeller on a
whale.
1t will be remembered also that the
half-sunken schooner Waldoboro has
been drifting for the last eight months
towards the Great Banks. If it were
not for the blood of the sea monster and
his white belly, the Waldoboro might
be reckoned rs an agent in this last
mishap.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11

PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
ARRANGEMENT OF AssENeERTRArNs.
OCTOBER 9th, 1879.
Trains Leave Harrisburg as Follows


Trains Leave Harrisburg as Follows
For New York via Allentown, at $40, 500 a. M
For NJ New I; 'ct York via Bound Brook Route, $50
For Philadelphia, at $40. sO5 s.55 a. M, Las and
For Reading, at 52O,s.O5, 9.t5 a. M. 1.45, ,4Oo,and
For Pottsville. at $40, sos a. IN. and 400 p. M,
and via Schuylklll and Susquehanna Branch at
2.40 d. m. For Auburn, $50 q. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, $50, sos a. m. and
For r Allentown, at $40, sos, o.55 a. M, as and
The The 80. sos a. m. and Las p. m. trains have
through cars for New York
The $40 train has through cars Tor Phlladel'
The 500 s.o5 a. M and Las p. m. make close
connection at Reading with Main Line trains
having through cars for New YORK, via "Bound
Brook Route"
SUNDAYS.
For New York. at $50 a. m.
For Allentown and Way stations At h2Q q. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia, and Way stations
at LAS p. m.
Trains Leave for Harrisburg as Follows {:
Leave New York via Allentown, As a. M, 100
Leave New York via "Bound Brook Route F" : As
a, m, 13O and 4.lOp. M, arriving at Harrisburg
$50, S2Op. M, 10 IS midnight
Leave Lancaster, 805 IN. and $50 p. m.
Leave Columbia, T.55 a. IN. and 3.4O p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, at 9.45 a. M, 400 and 745
Leave BOttSVllle, b.UU, Wv n. m. ana A4U p. III
Leave Reading, at AGO. 7.S5, 1L50 a. M, l3O 615
and 1875 p. m.
Leave Pottsville via Schuylklll and Susquehanna
Branch, S.25 a. IN. Leave Auburn via Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Branch, l1.50a. m.
Leave Allentown at 500, 9,O5 a. m, 1910, 4.3O,
and 9.05 p. m.
SUNDAYS:
Leave New York, at s 80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7.45 pm.
Leave Reading, at 7.35 a. m. and 10. 35 p. IN.
Leave Allentown. at 9.05 p. m,
j. e. WOOTTEN, Gen. Manager.
@. G.. HANCOCK, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
Feeble Ladies'.

Those languid, tiresome sensations.
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its elastici-
ty; driving the bloom from your cheeks;
that continual strain upon your vital
forces, rendering you irritable and ffet-
full, can easily be removed by the use Of
that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters.-
Irregularities and distractions of your
system are relieved at once, while the
special cause Of periodical pain is per-
manently removed. Win you heed
this F! 46
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11

sT How perverse are our passions.
They often impel us to say the un-
kindest things to those who are dearest
to us.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
NEW WAGON SHOP.
THE undersigned having opened
WHEELWRIGHT SHOP,
NEW BLOOMFIELD,

are now prepared to do any kind of work in their
line in any style, at prices which cannot fail to
give satisfaction. Carriages Of all styles built
and all work will be warranted.
STOUFFER & CRIST.
New Bloomfield April %, 1879.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
THE MANSION HOUSE,
New Bloomfield, Penn'a.,

GEO. F. ENSMINGER, Proprietor.
HAVING leased this property and furnished 1t
in a comfortable manner, ask a share of the
public patronage, and assure my friends who stop
with me that every exertion will be made to
render their stay pleasant
ss- careful hostler always In attendance
April 9, 1878. tt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The restaurant, cafe and lunch room attacheds
service Rooms so cents, 81 per day, SO to $40 per
week. Convenient to all ferries and city railroads.
NEW FURNITURE. NEW MANAGEMENT. Ally
, 1879-05-24

turned towards thu Wcst Indies. Tint inter
ytow took place "Wednesday, a.ul ia thus 'tc-
scrlbcd by AFr. Fast: VI '"as roneerned
10 knov wtolhcr there was pruspcct
Of Tho emigration which Inns teen going on from
tho Southern to the Western States tnklt1E
direction townrd tllu West iudia Islands, espe.
ctal1y .1ntnatcu. The President met tho p"nt OF
my fnqurY at once, ant gave ns l'ts opinion t'lat
tho emigration I. not of 70 formidable cllarae"
ter a. aono sccnl to suppose; t'Mt 1t II mainly
conaeauent upor, the desire of tim negro to seek
better treatment elsewhere ttan l,e as been re-
cctyinE in hin old location; tint It ID likely to
teach .saiutarT lessons to tho mastnr oi tile
oiaen t5pc; that w,,at 10 now. therefore, fell to
be On ovsl will provo corrective and tiscfi,, m,
that in dur time, llle prescnt exodus, s.sa'lc'I'
will ceasc, a thing. will retus1, TO isels nor. ,
addition to our West lntlia population from tic
Unttgf1 HtatCs,f
, 1879-05-24

Facts Showing that Ito Was about as 'Toit
uual,i!od to 1tan tho ssatn rsaaaury Of
fenrrIo IN yyas ruftpulerger tu 1tuu n
,.m.s,, wu.t.,
1''o'oAa t.. ,,..u,,, J., ~. r.,,,r.
xr. so'i:a' ~" 'S's Wav oror !. ~ ] scssr,1 Years
most troublesome ease, involving Sa50,0 ,0oo, haa
h,cu lcforo tl.u Qcurgta Courts. It is suit Of
t,r M stnto noaIust i,s late Treasurer, "Iiouest
1"o Inn.a ), al t,ia s,,rp,to,. I,risly. t1o story
duck aones a''u h'' eotut'os' u'ts",' NV ss's
ID as follows: llenry Glewa, ot new iosk' a.
agent for tic State Of ucorgla redeemed sa7a,oo
Of anto-bc]lutn bopds; shortly afterwards, having
t..,,i, Vii, Tin MAJ. mil c1atn,ur ho,n,,se.
tfoap'e WIN Wv ssa.' ~ ',a.1s "s -. - an,,ns
he so'A theso feaee"'ea eonaa vi - uo''',"s
price aHd caused them to bo presented. 70 ZIG
'rrrnsuey Of Georgia, ,ylIcsc, through careless
~ cr,1,,aton, INV wera nna,n pa}1.-l. G.. With
-. a. .'". aNa",.,on - s7s mn whiri, Ind h,cn
the e4'epuon ~ e.o,os "".s" A4aa ~. ~. ssIn ~
tlu n,nrket again. These bonds. when sold by
t.lcws at nucttou. wcrc patd for witt, cheek on
, 1879-05-24
CASUALTIES.
UNDER It'll: WHEELS.
Epecfdi pispdfth to The Trtbuh4

MENpoTA, III. May aa3--Allcllacl Sullivan,
aupd q, a furn,er rcsld!t,g at Arlington, wl,lc
trying to gel on freight train >ast night,
slipped, and twelve cars passed over tie upper
part Of his Ghost. The inquest to-lay before
Deputy Coroner u. Y. I4nnd found d verdict
exoncratug tho Chicugo, Burlington Il Quincy
Company from anY b'anr. The untorta-
t,uto man boro an excellent character.
uo cane 10 MENDOZA to exchange q
Int that he had purchased few
days bolorc, md was perfectly subet ut the t!uac
Of lie accident. Tits nlalcs tile third Or f1nrtl!
pcrson from Arlington who las been killed
hero wbilu trYng to bohrd freight trains III int
lion. MD It is tllno people SHOULD profit by SC
llru y leBsou. .
, 1879-05-24

DosToN, May CA nhmber Of cafes OF tra-
sanity caused BY religious excltensut have bssn
found In Portsmouth,, N.,li.s and two mea hare
beon tsken u asyluma. aDna ot t1em, Charles
uoodwln, vory fespeetable middleaaed man,
who wss eoaycrted a. tha revival led by Elder
Waite, has been rushing About tha streets for
several daya, shouting N1th crazy rsltxious fer
vor. Hs ln.'.ted that,,}4s Lord commanded ;.
him To Initiate Frecmah by sacrificing hEs chill
dren, and bsagcd ,hstsathey tntghs be taken
away from hio, b&toxs ht committed The daea.
, 1879-05-24

,ynnt vrr w1ttnnt dettmI. n1ul tle Senate tuok.
IN ,i,,t Observation-Disclosures bIll,
Mr: Morgan 'no'Td r o'nena so ..sa s.,ss .ne "ss
yeara from fta ras.N4c., This leEiaaAtos ~as ex-
uer.mun,nl. mil should mt talse The form OF
es,a1I,t,i,,,, .-,sror, .va,om which II mIrht
ta'ntlts"i1'S pe''ns"9.s - s.N .t
DO tali'lcn't 70 ret fla 81 il " P'osea a"ss'''@
fMt,ry. 4 lnr.cd. :, .-.--.
Mr. 1eucs fFta.) n,oycd 10 substitute the
wnrtl, nony merchant ehtp or ycssrln for tile
"oh's ANY seaso' eneaxcu ~. ~ 'i,e
t'Mt OF goot!s or pcrsahs." nc desnttos! e'a'
ploymcnt Of some vcssrs trading with Florida
,,orts c,,Il her.ltv ho rA11c) tho TRANSPORTATION
=, nsaa. ~ ,,.,sa,, A1ontcd.
u soo1s a W sIa -. .,s,.o o,,, ~. c,,r.c
Furnishing tho violation of tie rulca ot State
tlm1s. Ifo coula not s,,puort q bili allowing
.,,,,. ...na,n,to,,. =, ,n,un cr,rnfnn, laws
s".h "s,'e'a'"o >. - v''HAo '", -.'' -n,s,, ,.,,
Mf. liaFfls novca an an'cno'heht WHICH Hou.tA
substitute tlo Hrnics,antl regulations nlSde IN
pursuance Of this act for tic ''ritcs and reou-
| iatt,us If pnnitury sasoc[a,tons.h Adopted.
| III. Wnyto tI,rreupon Quilted rctorence to
thl, ,l,os[Ificd It WIS rejected.
Mr. Iierrs n,oycd ID tn Il, rcGace tic penalty nsned
| IN tl1c I'LL from, $ftn0 tu $f,NJ. 1fo thought
tl,at line arge ci,oug,, 10 elect Tho dcsrel Oh
| ieyt, Adopted
4 mottnl by lr..'rellcr to strike out tho
r,]en rcteetei. i""' '''e Ips ~ ''S'' @'' S''''
Mr, Elmunds opposed tho bill on coustt.u-
i t!onal grounds. a,l thought tic Senators On
Tic other aldo who supported it wcrc fncons!st.
| cnt In nrr,tittH ]ntcIy Id favor Of keeping Fed.
, 1879-05-24

n The lFfsffrn As3btfafsd FRA.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Thc Senate IN cxecu-
tive scsaon resumed tho consideration Of tile
subject at army promotions, tho pending ques-
.on being Oh tho adoption Of the resolution re.
ported from The judiciary Committee several
wceks a0o rs amended by tho action Of the ma.
jority Ut tic Sclato last Monday. That amend
tnent transferred tho con,ln,ttce's 'osolu-
ton into declaration that tho prohlb!tory
not now tn force. md tiat therefore,
tic pendtug nominations for appointment
md promotions IN tnp army aboyc tl,s runlk of
CAPTAIN tnny ho legally confirmed. Tic Fraol't"
.l,er discussion by vote y! ycas, @Ai naya, Il.
Unless this Ack[oil ba reversed or auspel'ded on
motion tn reconsider (which may 10 Inatle t at
either Of tho noxt two executive sesstons), !twll
nunurots nominations thnt haye been held back
ii, tue Military Committee to await tho Senate'1
decision Of thu leGal question involved 4, all of
them. They uunsber between 30o ahd 4oo.
TAT os LErrzR-cAAaiHRs.
The House Committee on Appropriations TO-
rcport 10 10 mado to tlsa 1louac OIL Representa-
tvs Caunou's bill making additional appropfio-
| tluns for tho pay OF letter.carracrs.
wEsr POINT ytBIroAs.'
Tho following gentlemen wll constitute the
Hoard Ut Visitors Ut tao Wast r9ilt Military
Conneeticut; den. G. u. buckingham. Illinois
lsey. William X. isa'!, New York; 4. u. Andss,
sou, Uoorgta, GeorIe ". Junes, Ohio; D. D
Eutou, Now York; aud dsn. IL. L. Abbott, u
i. A.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate coolEnea Frederick ", Prince, Q
New York, UuIted States Couaul At Belteyttlee
| cauada: 6ulou,on 8taEre, Postmaster at sDcatl
wou.. DIX; 1oasph ". Parish, q Missouri
%.Msot.et % - at..as n"Ts,as - +hn fnnT tltiir
, 1879-05-24
A Sharp Criticism by the Londor
Times on the California
Constitution.
The Anglo Afghan Peace Ncgo'
tintions Progressing Sat
lyfalct0rfly.
Entire Suspension Of Silver Speculation in
tho british Capital.
A Russian City Panio-Stricken
by Threats OF 1ncef1~
charles.
GREAT BRITAIN.

v.. t.. ~ r,,o 7F.als IN an editorial |
..o nospos, . s'ts Mr1o .aont,or y, lin California
a!usu' 49, !. .,,ror,so ~ III, world. Il is
,,,o a,,.t ..,onn1,nr ,nstrnmont ever framed
wv Wv .'0es .,..s.a ~ - n,n,r,un,v. n o1t tho
o,,"s ~ NV H. .aforner. ,rho nit forth their
"es t,s tt,o -n,1.ncroIon NJ tfe human race
a., nos,s ~, WINS ,xerc rmholcd In
sa.".s a .,as ,ront,1 mi annror wilder. moro
ass'.I, $500 49, :, s,octrr thon nanv of Tie pro-
aau' ~ ~ To,.ti,,,t,on whtch nor regulates
s.s.os ..a,..a =, .,,ss,,.rs ~ California. Every.
~ ~. .,.,.t.,,,a ,,,1 ro.,rtctn In sotr,a way
20 ~ on,n oro .-t.n, sil Wit, hovo notl,~
49,. s -. ,s." sr,n ro,attur,or. M whole. IA
ro,, =, svtrao,1rorv ,ustr,,tncpt TINT tie pco-
~ ~ ra'sarn,a ,nig,,t vii ho stuneiled when
.,a 1.nsn.,, ,,,ot Koornev had cnrric his po1ut,
W. ~ ~, f.nov t,,ot hia exultatIou viii last
,o,.a tr,,, ,,,t.nbtcf whcn bns been wrought
,ar ,,~e,,,,a = rssatton. nud an effort may he
r,osa ~ -,vi.o n Const,tut1on which mast nrp-
.,,,o., ,.11os ,rootl ru1r.n
e1-S "'~'' ,,r,r,c
ro,,o~ .tov o7-S matcb bctwecn p]alstca
.n1 Ntcbn,.on hns mt vet hccu settled because
anu He"'.'on nas nos ..:,rassr,,,, et,cnt:
le latset paeHu' ~. 20 1,a,h Tt,.o,t mn, Han.
Nn"oAsf.s; .aa a'a5 -. ptn..,n1 ncco,, nanics
!a'' aFe oat 1"iso sIa,, ..a.sr.oa IN conrse
] ,o,,,,, tho orsntor part as o. strokes A minute.
oo'',k .ne atsaeo. ~. -. IT, .o,,,rn ,ourncv frdu
~ uI ~. ase.aon, In A., ~ r., a. nrninat
., ~ r. 49, ahnvs 1oa rard. aueaa at
n,s,s..s n.e snsaM .a., - ..,,,ta5
i'A''''' ""'' aw,w,.,xo,v 1' .rcu.
".,,s. t., a,,,,",lc .ooto,t. I. air
lug iuIsst no's1ss =. -. IT,. s,,,,,ot,, po,t,a
| u"'o "'A', 80 ,fraa, -
usnnas'o @ ',.,, M t,a % sror"s a,no ~ follows;
,,ta,,s, 49,. ,sar, ,cro,a ,hc nr,I,.h Char,-
| e"ut. "out r. - ,v.,,,,.vnrt,, ,pt,o
ne'. u 'n"cs' W ...st -. A.. or,,a ,rd
.'">o @ e 49, .'.ua. ,,o+ .,,rmer. ao m;lea.
,,',' 1,',,s,,, ~ .,,,os ,rl + If rav1or whn
"nno nssS"ssn' ~ ' rin.h,r u. Ncwca,te 81
"2o tllo au'aso'' '1"A4 p'sA''A'p
th''es'
. TIE soop 'ut AIN
AoNpos, Mal 1' s-4,a.s....asss ~ H. ro,,,,.
kosa! nsFcu'susa! eos'sts ,,a,tnnd ro,o,
en were recoul'oen"oo G ~ ,h,,.s sanaso,n nr,,,
| "tse!eteta - 0o ,.-... ....t,,,
, 1879-05-24

:. ,'.I = - 1I4UBHsH'' =" - :"
Mr. Atkins, from tlls Uummfttce on Apprnprf-
ntlons. rrportgt1 buck the benate amendments 10
The Legislative Approximation bill, and stated
aIl os them. It was hardly necessary, he said,
to rive q reasou for that instruction. There
wcro son,e of tho amendments III Which tho com-
niittcc would NOT, under other ciseumsteuccs,
uS the saarlus Of 8ctiatu officials 10 from 20 to
100 per cent mbre than the salaries OF soma pt
thu corresponding employees Of tho lIousc. This
Increase amounted to over si5,000. lie stusep,
IN ruply to Mr. Congrr that tile Hesate tisl tnndu
no amendments III tts.; political fcatures OF the
bill. The amendments Wcro eonturrcd In.
The Speaker called on committees for reports
Of 4 priYltc nature.
, 1879-05-24


BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May ei-At Il o'clock this
eyetllng an unknown person, Willie walking on
tho Chicago T. Alton Track hctwedn this city
nnd Towai,sln, was stFuck by thd Denssr TX
prcss mud instantly killel.' -
j. II. hirllustl, a proMInont jcwclcr at this
city, met With an untorlunat Z accident this
teht arm In tWo plarus.
, 1879-05-24

ATFHAN1STA
THE rKAuB NE0oTfATtONss'
9tx1A, May na-1le negotiations between
staj. Cavaraenari at1ll tic Amcer Of AfGsan'stai
Is proceeding satisfactorily. The luaIn Gaa's Of
the treaty has been settled.
I.oNnoH. Afay a3-Thc Times, IN leading cdl.
toria,. ttatrs thn. ACCORDING to t',u treaty with
Yakoob Khan, Grcat Britain rIil treat kurarn,
SibE, md thc pcsltn Valley ~ assigned, not
annexed territory. a'Ml vii! s,ana The susplas
revenues over to Yakoob Khan, who wll nlso bo
guaranteed subsidy ut 2lao, coo yearly.
, 1879-05-24
The House Is sttll tn session.
THE LEGISLATIVE BILL.

Special pitpateA 10 The 11'saws'
WASHINGTON, u. e, hay 2'-lhe eena'o
amendments to Tho Legislative Approximation
bill wero eoncurrcd Id IN the Aotso carly LUIS
morning, yet, notwithstanding the lact tint
the clerks privately easd TINT thc enfo'lnont ol
tho oill had hccn fulIy comp'otca Yesterday IL
was not presented to the House ior signature
until after the Senate had ad1oarnfu o'er until
Monday, and Mr. kenun, OF Tue Committee on
Enrolled b'l's' announced TO inc houso g, 9,
couli rot be- enrolled until tomorrow. This
,s,1, ,rovant the b,ll rom rencbfnr tho Prcsl.
"tl p1e'sn~ s"1 u' .st .,aa,n1 49,, .hn,,,
dent. a. tue eatileat. oe'oFo "o"uas' a"o suos'a
tho 1louae decldr not to hold session Monday
the bill could not be- sent to him until Tuesday.
Ti,oxa 49,. sn,rn iudtrotions which mint 10 m
,I.',,a.s s ~, 49,. nant ~ H. nu.,oornt.
tntenuoh on tilo past ot tne 'e"'oelals
70 WITHHOLD THB LEGISLATIVE Dill
from tue President until after tho Silver bill
, 1879-05-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

r. LONDON, May 2A-Arriycd, Australia, from
New York.
Nrw Yo1k, May o3.--Artlysd. Aeckas, from
DreIuGh.
SOUTHAMPTON. May 23-Asrived, stsasburg,
QusrAs!owN, May l-~-AFrtTed' Abysslnta'
Gl naLriaoas. Msy xs.-AssiYed oh.o. from
prauvu.
, 1879-05-24

N1w OnLnANs, May 1.-Ihe State Conva1'-
tton passcd articles prohibiting tho 1eglslasure
from, pa.R!s.a aay !aw gxtng tho price Of @laaual
labor: also prohibiting the appropriation Of
ruonny IN aid OF my Church, sect, denomination
OF religion Or In cid Of any pf!est, preacher, OF
niuister thereof: prohibiting preferences given or
DISCRIMINATION aeaiu.t ant religious creed, and
prohibiting any apnronrlatlon ioF Rt'Ysto chsr.
communities, With tic exception Of public In
slitutiuns uf lie State, hospitals, etc.; alao al
article prohibiting !mprsoumunt for debt
, 1879-05-24
THEY WILL LET THE ARAf sTAHfE.
6nkcfdl Di1pdlch y fsfc 9:11Mne.

THEY WILL, LET THE ARAf S1AHfA'
sptctds Dispdtch - z:fc T;s3ans ..
WAs,t1yaros, D. t., May 23.-A Democrntlc |
member Of the House Appropriations commitr
tee said this evening that Congress would mako
shott work Of tho session nitcr the President
had vetoed the Legislative bill. awe wf'l en-
body the rcpealtiig clnusea into separate oll''"
said be, "anIl lot him vsto Tint. We Will then
nass the Legislative Augmentation bill III such q
shape that lie will not object to 1t, and ndjotlrt
Or tako recess until, say the middle OF No
yernber ncxt.H
"Bat what abott tho Army bill" was nskcd.
"Ip my ooinlon, 1t will never be reported
from tho COMMITTEES agaiu," was answered.
"Aty own constituents will stand bg rue ns In
torecra Of such uctton, md believe the ua1or-
tty OF the people nre Of opinion TINT there Is
NO NEED or STANDING ARMY.
Congress- has right ut any time to abolish tic
army. and think the time has co'ne tos dong
IT,"
"Bnt will not the Presidential once rcconvanc
Congress In tho syent OF such IN Adjournment
| or rcccss!'f
! "uc might Issue call, but who would bc OBJ
lgca to responds think tho majorlt5 Of tic
present Congress ,Sould In that case stand firm
" by wl,at they consider to be tt.ctr plain duty
/ In tl,c premises. No doubt thero would DO
good tleal OF fun!ng CT the part Of the President
aud Republican partY, but what cau they dol
Nothing, absolutely nothing. Fur o''e,-and |
thluk speak tho sentiments Of mS party,-l
cnu soy fur ono TINT
WILL NOT voTH DOLLAR
for the support Of tho armyuniesn the con"
illtlons affixed to tho bill are acccntet by the
President. 1la lns no power to cocrcc Congress
OF to dictate terms rs to tho manner iu which
the army shall 10 puid. It Is. In short. mona OF
his business whether there Is an army or not.
The fratners Of the Constitution never con-
trtnplate tho establishment Of standing ARMY,
and the provision which iitnits thu nppropT!a-
}.ttons Tor tts malntenn..~a Is the result OF tho
jealousy With which they regarded an !nstltil.
ton 20 little consonant NTH tho central t0ea Of
lice republic. / assure ynu that the Demo
cratic PARTY wilt not hcattutc to lot the army ato
of starvation, md they believe tslat ta SO don!
ttcv are acting from tho best and most patriotic
motives"
KNoTr's nHphr 70 THR vKTo.
Representative Knott Infatuated tot,ay in q
conversation that his report on the veto 0f Tie
bill 10 prevent military Interference at cect!o1sa
, will probably BE- completed fur sltbmtssipn II
. | the Committee on tho Judiciary early nesl
, week.
, 1879-05-24

Bosros, Mans, May !as2-An explosion oc-
CURED today In Wnccrs's woolen mills, salem,
N. H., followed Immediately by thu bursting
out Of fumes In several places. The n,ll was
entirely destroyed. I4oss, $l00, 600; trsutanco
{lU,UU. CauBe Ut tic explosion unknown,
, 1879-05-24

18th of May 4 llro brlgnlu parat,c1 tic Atrca1a
alt night.
lIm IL. leteraburE po1icu have been rethforcel
~ lhu salltcrs,
BFI0T.
LospoN, hiay GA afsratrf, from ncrlln
rays koptlie Won Iierscfeld anu male accolts-
pltec wcra rnnecn1nrd nj kIcff III the lAl, inst.
10 10 shot, for tc|unEI,,E IT. MI illegal st'eiety'
turain9 nasspo.ts, "ml atlcMutltlg to I'LL inett'
bcrs Ut tic police.
, 1879-05-24

8ptcfaI D1fha1ch 70 3Ht 1F1aRHs'
WAsutNroN. D. e., Mny 23.-Ihe House this
noru(ug agreed to tic bitl rcpostca from thc
Committee on Foreign Affairs to pay to the
mother Of gets. ". a. c, isyaa, naw rcatlcut
Ut Chicago, the portion Of shb VirGin!us fund to
whlel, Ryan would be cntttlclit Ills cii!zenslto
Ind been clearly established. Tho difficulty
about the payment Of tic Ryan claim hitherto
las hccn TINT Ills naturalization papcsa haSo not
been found. There IL rocord at tho State Da-
partmcat tl,at thu original papers were takoa
out, and that Ryan was c!tizcu Of tic United
Statna.
, 1879-05-24
RUSSIA.
tr,1H NAVY.

LONDON, May n-tsusa!a Il about TO add =
plumber Of aw!ft cfulsers to her aset.
{H1xkplAnF TtInRArs.
9r, PETERSBURG. 5lay o1-rAers has bson
pauso at sataasa ID consequences oi plaeards N.
nouucln9 that The sown would b. burned On TIC
, 1879-05-24
lATxMs,xw oy L NEST INDIAN WITH TUE pAxsi.
UKHT.

!Spfctat MspatcA 10 11s Tffbbn4.
DALT!noHs. hl., May @-The HOY. y. ].
East, President OF thu Calabar Collrgc, Kings
ton, Jama!ca, arrived In Baltimore FEW days
ago on his return TO England, after an abaenca
In tue Spanish main of two ysars, anJ, the ln-
stituuon under l,ls caro- bo!nR fur tho education
of coIored persous, ho concetTel tho ldsa Of
conferslug witt prealdcot IlsJcs In nh effort TO
asesrtain Il the exodus movement could not 10