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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

THERE was a charming little episode in
the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections yesterday. Mr. MERRICR, SPoF-
FoRp's counsel, took occasion to make q
spiteldl remark in relation to the witness,
DE Lacy, who had not testified as he had
promised and is under arrest for perjury,
giving the information TO the committee
that he had rendered his services to the Dis
trict-Attorney to prosecute the case, thus
implying the incapacity of that officer to
discharge his duties properly. Mr.. HoAR
took occasion to remark that this was an ex-
traordinary proceeding, and further, that
while any cause was pending criminal pro-
cess was never used rs a means of coercion
of a witness, and that when such witness
was arrested to decline further prosecution
out of which tho ollense arose was con-
cluded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

The usual matinee will bo given this afternoon.
The bill is very strong aud the entertainment has
many Attractive features. Jake Budd appears in "A
Messenger from Alexandria"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

THEIR elongated ears flap about their
assinine heads and they bray out as loudly
as they can the stubborn assertion, we
have not backed down." But the people
are not to be deceived. 1t is true they
have attempted practical notification, and
may succeed in that attempt temporarily
Yet they have not accomplished what they
started out to do, nor have they the power
to accomplish it so long as the President re-
mains firm and true.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

JEFF DAVIS last speech, at the meeting
of the Mississippi Editors Association, at
Pascagoula in that State, contained one re-
mmkably truthful statement. 1t was, in
effect, that lie had never seen a Southern
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13
EXCURSIONS.

The f,vorlte steamer MARY WASHINGTON Cap
tain j. j. NeweD VIII make TWO DAILY EXCUR.
SIONS to Mount Vernon Springs ana MARSHALL Hall
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and
SATURDAY, leaving her wharf at 0:3O a. NJ and 6;3)
p. m. SUNDAYS to the same points ut y. M, re-
turning at p. IN. sharp.
grand concert by the Continental Quartete and
Orchestra on each trip.
IiOund trip, 2j cents. les
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

SYMPATHY Is best shown when practical in It's ap-
plcation. Therefore when you sympathze with
DR.. Bulls Baby syrup, and thus cule your child
Price, 2j cents,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

II this extraordinary session of Congress
adjourns on the 18th inst, as is now indi-
Gated in the House, it will have lasted ex-
actly three months, or a quarter of year,
during which period more mischief has been
done to the country by the consequent con-
tinued disturbance of the political equanim-
ity of the people than can be compensated
for by years Of discreet and pacific legsla-
ton. In fact, the only benefit that has been
derived from it has been the disclosure of
the persistent and sedtious adherence of
the BOurbons to the alleged principles of
the lost cause. This has had the effect TO
unity the loyal North as against the solid
disloyal South. The result is q foregOne
conclusion, and will be realized in complete
Republican restoration in every branch of
the Government within the coming two
wears
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FOR RENT.

eNOR kENT-LOW-AN EIGHT-ROOM BRICK
HOUSE, No, i02 street northwest gas aud
water. Apply 1T Splcer'S butter store, Ninth and 10
streets northwest. Jeltf
EOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
A property for rent JOHN SIIERMAN ~ CO..
jyH-ly st, Cloud Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

TosAY that We are not in favor of troops
Mt the polls to keep the peace in case the
violators of law and right are an overmatch
for the civil authorities, and law and order
pre ruthlessly trampled under foot, is to
surrender the right of the Government to
enforce its own laws and preserve its own
authority. That would be to give our Gov
eminent away and surrender it into the
hands of its enemies. We cannot consent
TO this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

DO THE people really understand the full
meaning and purport Of the present Demo-
cratic attitude? DO they know that the
Democratic majority in Congress has prac-
tically asserted the dogma Of Modification
MS the ruling spirit Of the hour? Here we
have laws upon the statute book, to exc
cute which the President and his subordi-
mates are required under the obligations of
their oaths of Office, and which the majority
party in Congress have failed to repeal, but
which are rendered nugatory by the brutally
arbitrary dictum of Bourbon Confederate
caucus
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

THE ART OF READING. By EESEsT LEGoUvE,
OF the French AcadOmy. Translated and Illus.
tratcd, with cOpiOuS notes. mainly biographical,
by Edward Roth. Philadelphia ClaXton Rem.
sen & llaaellngcr. Washington, ID. c.: f. D.
MOhuu.
The art of reading woll is q perfection to
which but few attain hence any work that iu
structs and qualities in that direction is of real
vaue This volume is to that intent, and who
ever gives it an attentive perusal will be
proGted thereby.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13
BOARDING.,

17E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
" west.-Frst.class Board. with large. airy
day baths and gas MRS. o. a. HOWARD.
No connection Dih Gin HoiOdId House
inS ly
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Gas Cooking Stoves

WISHfNGTON GdS-LIGHT OFFICE,
my2i ali and 113 Tenth street.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-S5 900, VALUE OF NEW. OLD, AND
" RARE BOOKS, especially SCHOOL BOOKS.
House HOPKINS K Sons, No. III PennsyivaHit
avenue. iciJ3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

LASsOMMOIR. novel. BY EMILE ZOIA, All.
thor of 1.-THE Abbes Temptation or La Faute dc
Liable Mourct." Helene; or, Une Page
DAmour." Philadelphia: T. b. Peterson "
Brothers,
The publication in English of this greatest
novel of the greatest French realistic novelist
is said to be, in all senses, an experiment but
one that cannot fail to secure the fullest sue.
cess to the enterprise. The book, to say the
least of it, is curiosity that will richly repay
pcrusal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

Mr.. KNOTS long-expected and much
talked-of reply to the Presidents yetoes has
been made public at last, but it falls fiat rs
Il very stupid production only enlivened
by its impertinent quotations from such
good Republican authority as Secretary
McCRARY TO show that the presence of
troops at the polls is in violation ofthe spirit
Of our institutions. The minority Of the
House Judiciary Committee win have very
little difficulty in preparing complete an
swer to this latest Bourbon diatribe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

Orders By mail promptly fHed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

CLARE AND BEBE. \ novel. By the author of
His Hearts Desire" Philadelphia: J. b. Lip
pincott & Co. Washington, d. c.. L. NJ. Whit.
akor " Son
This volume presents to the reader of fiction
a tale Of two sisters, the scene of which is laid
in that romantic Babel the city of New York,
The sisters, ofcourse in tastes, form, and char
acters are as sisters usually aro-quite unlike I;
but that detracts nothing from the interest of
the tale.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

A MERE ADVENTURER. A novel. by ELIZA HAY,
author of"A Family Secret" Philadelphia: J.
b. Lippincott IL Co.
The author of this most agreeable and enter
tanning piece of romance promises well, and in
this effort she has added largely to her devel
oping popularity as an author Her concep-
tion of character, her powers of description,
and her reasoning qualities are above those of
the average novelist of the period.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

THE Democrats are beginning to pave the
way for an explanation of the defeat they
are certain to receive in the coming Ohio
election They are claiming that Messrs
SHERMAN and FOSTER are engaged in buy
ing up $1,000 or 10000 voters in that State
for the use Of the Republican party. Of
course there is no truth in this charge; but
the Democrats must have some excuse for
their expected defeat, even if it is manulac-
tured at the expense Of insulting the ntelli-
gencc and integrity Of large number of
respectable citizens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13

A SELECTION OF FSPIRITUAL SONGS with music,
for use in social meetings. Selected and arranged
by Rev. CHARLES ). RODISsOS. ID. d. New York:
Scrbncr x Co.
The title Of this work expresses It's charac-
ter quite as emphatically as would an cx.
tended notice from the pen of the critic. Suf
fee 1t to say that 1t is volume Of some 2i0
pages of Spiritual songs set to appropriate
music, excolleutly arranged and printed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13
3 "A N IT, s T
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
a property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN a. CO. st,
Cloud Buidng. Real estate and loans jy3l.iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-13
SPECIAL MOTLCE0.

n1SFn EARLY CLOSING. No.-MERcHANTs AND
s0 clerks In the Dry and Fancy Goods business
nre respectfully invited TO attend meeting on FRI
DAY JUNE 1S, at 0 y, M. ut BEIIRENDS COM
mpvem nj IN favor Of closing early BY order Chair
, 1879-02-25

paris. INDIGNATION meetings were held, in whct,
tlc lead of DuConchcl was fnetaphorfcn1ty de-
voted to the Cniilos!nc. Its ial'trnsache resem-
blancc 'vas thrown upon tic rtage, nmong
hears, of flowers md bouquets, ut The
trne0t of the Iady; wig even ven.
tured to send ronod Invitations 10 tic
funeral Of tho unfortunate manager. n.
!ih!anzicr las been spared s'sc ohnoxnus mani
trNtnttpnR. But tlr Paris pnprr* lave gcncrnIlY
granted h!ul what Is calted ncross tl,r Channel
III cntcrrG7llrnt tfe prngierr casse. The great
rat,.e of hia u,lpnpnarity was tint tlc chosc IN
make Inoney with The Paris opcra,--nn unwar-
rantabc sin to tn c," ofotr 1ar1san ,lllcttanti.
N. llalanzler retirca, after management of
ecven yrnts, On something like 4r301, ,0OO mt
pro1, md play -g,crs calculate. mt unnatrally,
lint It wonld have BEEN mitch better to spend
'Ms amount III presenting to them tirst-rata
sn.rrs. 1Ic Academic Sa'onn!c ic AtasIqnc
WI consequently, for .hc tftI, or sixth ttn,n IN
it, history, rctutu tn State management. 11Icn,
IL snftlu trt nr twcivH years, tt,w!fl he found
a1n!n thai IL is q tnnst rybenstya luxury, ntut
another, cnterprisng manager will turn ,ii who
viii t,akc \ fortuue out III what proved heavy
burden tD tic State.
, 1879-02-25

- HdfffitFd LuuftH{.
Some thirty Years REo tho New York IL SgW
llAvGh llAllr0ad tiad lust BEGUN running IN Il
hlnglu truck. 0no afternoon u e.,unlry boy Of
about ID Wis atA,H!lng near tlle track ut rrt'as-
Tuad halfway between Stamford ulul DArICu. llo
heard Il trolli cnninG from The lattor STALLION Just
III u New York t"aln cnl,lp tn sight tr0in thu
opposite direction. lie rnn to tho travk, md,
waving Ills hut, caugllt thu attention Of tl!e ell-
gincur, na ny hls carpest lsapncr lul I'M puint-
i!E IN the opposite etlUn, CONVINCED iln that
u tralD was coming round thu bend. lis IN
stantiy upplcl tilr brakes aIt stopped lts tran
just III tl'iu tn cscaEe disastrous cull[sOn Tic
ltatlrpad Company expressed Its grNtitulo ut
the t.Iir BY thu prestnt OF ! yu!uablo silver cnp
nlul life 4lss tlyer Ills roat. year uF two snirr
the buy was tnltcn into tlle elployn! the Company
allu INSTRUCTED IN mechanical engineering, for
which l,e exhibited marked ability. liz wa an
INDUSTRIOUS worker. honest, Intelligent, aNl
ambitious, Hisl rose to responsible uI,l 1uCra-
two position with the Company. tic settled In
New Haven, where his wnrtl was rcr1snixcdt
ul,ta ie VIA cl1nspn tu u nun,bur Ut h,tiuru0to
Offices, alt u which l,e tllled With the sane -
esty u,ui efficiency. Isrday lu Ia Dlrcetnr
nttl GENERAL Superintendent Ut Manufacture
i,ig establishment, IL Il Director nf the falo
Natlunul Hunk Ut New lIAyen, IL interested II!
half 0 tlozeu or more pru!itaho nanulartorics,
ulld is ono III The most nrt,IllngHt ut respected,
~ au la Une Of The best, ct!zens u tho Ellu
City unA IT the State, IIe represents tbs city
at present In the General Assembly, his name
bclng ,Iuhn llarris Leeds, uni Ills native mos'-
rbtY will probably cause him tn object to this
brlvf sketch, which Is written BECAUSE the lesson
1t touches Ii i valuable ute.
, 1879-02-25
JUDGE LYNCH IN IOWA.

Drs, ,tntvp.. In Hi, ., -.Tw.,tr.pyo ,.o.rs
,... ...,.,.. 49, ' w. ,,' Nv 'e"''
u2o' WIZ" 'uc po'u'a'"'' tl tehtFal Iowa was
spnrsc, nsnl the Inv WIS scarcely enforced, tie
Stnte waB oyGtruu With thieves Hlml uutaws
Tile nfnt,rrr srttjrrx stn,trrrtl thfn1v nvrr .I,.
.,,,r, r.,,,,s. ,,,,i,, ;. a,t,,s ,....,a,..s
.",''t ",osS .'s '' "e"'t' s"'H'e''a y, "p,'ce'
cntt'e a1h 1stHs, we're Erea1ly ah'loyed ny t!iest
rowing yagubuls, wl!u Hio1o iluir atock. To
pursur Mud recover them wus usc1css atteunt
bv nuv trva, nrupss, fdr, ,,eforc III. ,n.rhIn.ry
- ~, ,.. ,.s. ~ ...',,t,.'. 49,. '',
.. '"e ~" "us III "o.'o'' ''e thieves at'u 'helf
pltindtr were bey"ud rcacl. 1tie apolatton
VIVA bornc until 1t ct,ul1 bc endured no
loucrr. Il VITA n question whether or mt
,ttrk.ra,tinQ sl,au,d rrase. or I'm. nsnnfo
become law unto themselves. self I1rotcc-
tto!, ine law q uatHfc' !cu ~ lhe organization
OF Vlel!aEce eoc'ctlcs n!l oseT the tliiei.tt!Irt
section; Mhti INC frequent evidences ot Their
WORK, tlanClin9 rum branches OF trees, soon
struck terror lfoisi tHe eastern p9f1ioh OF lit.
stale tlronet, this county 10 Sn,tthwcstcrn
Iowa hnd tht sitssollrt State Inc. tft atoeklng
ot MISSOURI with Iowa AoTses and cattle GFatl-
uaiiy ceased; nhta, when Goh1 nstler 1sRa!n pre-
vuIctl, vigilance SOCIETIES satAshet,, ahi Their
nlehbela beeane sotu a1u 4tllet cstlzens.
Apont tlat iltnn notoflous tloTec';tihi.eatLle'
tlel "as lolo"cu from rama GnlhtY 10 ttlS
rity, wfero l'o nld amohE h's 'gnne. cnI"
elstnE nt u tana'sy l1VlnE 4 short DIS
lance lrona the city. lhc fe!tlers 10
this county, VINO Iiad !ost 1nuch STOCK,
were ot course; rendy 10 aid IN ',e arrest of tle
thieves. lhcy tau thue 1ar bceh iorgcu through
HIGHLY cantureo ~ tue tlnI rillaRc, anu started
, 1879-02-25

writing. machine. Tic writer, IN London, moves
bis pet, and simultaneously at Brighton another
pen Is moved ns though by q phantom haud. ir,
writes in London, tue INK marks IN Brighton.
Thosc wllo hare sccn tho macilne work, say It
fig marvel quito aa startling as. those Of lilo
&clcphonc.pcr Mt receiving, Mnd has all the np-
apparatus IA shortly to 10 1,nde public before
M. Society Of Telegraph Engineers. A fno
s'fnllc Of thc writing produced BY this tce-
graphic writ!ng-naehtnc ahnwA that tho words
are formed without any Hitting Of the pou, .aud
nerfcetjr lcCiblp.
, 1879-02-25
ABOLISH TREATING.
Tho Now Temperance Scheme Sprfng1ns
Into F0rulnflty-An Eclectic Plan OF llcE
UrtnaGfun.

ormnttun.
Ntw fhrk Htrdtd
"Trcatingn constitutes one Of The chief pcrs
attaching to tho custom Ut ltnblb[nE splrltuols
ltquora, and tharc nre few persons who could
not, II free from ita shackles, restrict tho IN.
diligence of their thirst to decent moderation.
4 man meeting group Of Ills friends Just rs
he Is bent on obtaining his afternoon allowance
Vi "shcrry mud l,lttcrs" must, IT ho does not
Violate usage aud II lc wishes to DO what Is cx-
pected Of hin, ask them all to toia him. sup-
poxc tic WEoc party to number soven. Seven
drinks nrc poured down sevcn tproats willing
or unwilling. What Is the immediate rcault #
thls hospitality aix other Individuals feol
themselves m0rtgagcl with an obligation to
equal It. There mny be a little chnt, md then
some ono Ears: sAtt, lct's havo another
t,rnki" Then seven moro drinks arc poured
down scvcu throats. Moro talk Another
happy thought by another member Of tic party.
Seven moro drinks descend the seven thsoats.
Afurc talk. a fourth tnspirntIon by fourth
tn. IN Ssness
ought not to drink any more. Ills objection Il
yutord by the asktnE party, wlio Is already
sttrhtiy stimulated perhaps: "No shlsklnR,
net BY seven performers: Every ono feels tho
nellowlng influences by thls time. aCi,aslcy"
says No. Six asfcct!onatcly to the genius of tl,o
Daf, "NIFh 'hotHerl AL MINUS rouhd!"
Encnre the feat OF sevtn tnen swallowing seven
drinks. No. sevcn's turn tas arrived. The
bappy relief Is ncur. lie happens TO bo the
least experienced of fc party. lie ia already
1nll Of Glis4. Ills words arc few but expressive.
use. 'em up ngain, h!rl" up they 70, and then
down they vo-scren sn0re drinks. Let nH see.
sercn tunes scycn ars forty-ntnc. And all be-
cause ono man iclt like taking little "s4crfJ
and bttcss,"' Perhaps ts Vncs hong to bis din
ner aftcrward. Perhaps he don't. Perhaps he
fails to sec hts Wife mud mothcr-iu-law unit tho
next day. Such is life III n country where "trcat-
Ing" is lhe custom:
There are hundred phases OF the evil. Not
the 1east ludtcrous ia tile plight IN which tip
pier finds himself when t,e meets At tho bar q
number Of acquaintances, aud Is loubly con-
sc!ous that he has not enouGh motley to 70
around and cannot got credit for the rcquislto
number Of drinks.
Remarks something like tho above wero al-
dressed to q {itrd Il reporter by q gentleman who
Is an enthusiast In thu new temperance morc-
nncnt. The reporter afterward paid sisit to
Mr.. ucnry II. lladlcy, n lawyer, whose ofllcc Is
fn t1,n sfnr Hn,tar rrn If thu rI,fcf profnuters
, 1879-02-25

Tho 1;nglls1, papcss tell Of a new Invention Of
a nj arttal ..l.:attcr, which has just bucn made
BY l.. a. t.uw Dtr, the we1l-known Euglsh
ul.vlangal eDyiueur. It u q real lelegtApldc
, 1879-02-25


M"si - '"o s'""'''' "'e''S ~ "'''u p""'"'
il is of ro,1rso mnre ,nis1se of terms to ca1l
this m s.cptfraiy voluntary clnfSratjon i nuI
vct nnuc oti,cr wns ncrIni,s,hie n,,Inr iii. 1h,r
ilnram" Trraty. Our linycrnnct,1 would h,
cisnrv fnstiGrI in tIisrrrar,i,ur iii. srcntv ~,
I'm ein,,n ,r',,,r.i hui H.. f.hmear i;ov"rnm.nf
hal ,,crsr Icsnr'tcIi Ia nrov,.io's' H,tt witl.
nus ea INV rsfercn.a to lint our t;oyornn,s,1t
.,s Wv w., s,',, .,,t,"n .,no,.m. -
fossEssEs THE HILL n',,. ,,. ~ A''"oo"ts fHa
!, :. .,,,doo, ,ot IT, l,,,,,,uurco ia ..,,,,t-
II II auiaaees tnNl ~ e.lnt!"uahto 'l ~ poln!-
ciotla 20 lhe state: !t,!eGn, e1 .ne Ivy peslai.e
propositions N lne SENATE uttered w. no. ~ freaM
70 onr own !ient 10 AofoSh,e t1 ! she tFeats; w
amply as 10 WNctne1 w s!aoula w. ~ ~ 9!as,
lsW py tnc e1ersase " UT Humcs ,' "omi 'lt
!aer a9o 10 tn 1saa f,c " ati,,n,s W. ; ," "o
II ~ january, looot atiet nosit}u eI,Il ,!At
We llaa nude Up our Minus 10 w. ~. yearly
yoaF ny Y !G"t sst.',t. ..' @
~ ulseoenL WIN .ne snoh ~ ,,a,S II"
tnuA clsaFlp gave noI!ce u lAe eIsi1sca "oIiu-
IT uottcu were nccdlil--Jt tho ucssFo md Ill
tcntlDu Of cur pcup!c. III the latu ae-
ttun Of Congress The U1,posIng pr0pusiton-
muyca as q substltuIo f1r thu bill to which
, 1879-02-25
4 BAD LOT.
c,nator BIaine's Argument
7' IN Favor of the
Chinese Bill.
p, Letter Called Ont by y,s tho As.
. Sssu1ts Of William Lloyd
Garrison.
,as mongolian Race Apparent
ly Incapable Of In
provement.
r,e;r Chief Characteristic
an anImpenetrable, Filthy
Exelusiveness.
ut,ta Laborers Should Not Be De-
' graded by Competing with
the Chinese,
c,nuress Is Doing tho Wfsest
Thlnr by Sulnmnrily End
Ing tho Treaty.
MI. Heathen Chinee Becoming
Troublesome In New
Zealand.
Their Chief Characteristic :t7,
an al, lmpenetrable, Filthy
Exclusiveness.
m,,4s 1atorers Should Not Be De-
VIZ GRADED by Competing with
the Chinese,
c,nuress Is Doing tho Wisest
Thlpg by summnrily End
Ing tho Trcaty.
MI. uenthen Chiaee Becoming
" troublesome In New
Zealand.

sENATOR BLAINE.
NJ, VIEWS ON TIE CHINESE D1Lf.,
S,tcta, Dis,1tch 10 The Tt1oHne
T., Y,mK, Feb. 24.-Tlc following letter
,.nm Senator D!aIno will be published In the
!, bxat tomorrow morning:
w,n,yorou, D. c., Feb. q, 1670.-7o tho
,fs,r AZ III. Netc 1ork 7ribune: Tho rcflec-
,.o, NJ Mr. William Lloyd Garrison upon the
st,,to,, who voted for tho bill restricting Chi
~ immigration are made, think, With 1t thu
Mosougb examination which, he usually brings
uthe DISCUSSION Of public questions. Permit
n. K,Ih plalnness Of speech. und yet with the
,,rrs respect entertain for Mr.. Garrison, to
s,. ,he ground on which l cast my vote for the
rtAufe.
Etu.-There has not been from the outset any
tumIq7a,!on Of Chinese in the Bcuse in whicl,
,-u1rral'on conles to US from Europe. It
n. Ill been "unlcs contractn mud through
,,tud.s, and II not In every rcapcct Of the
too'r tue, tho entire Immigration from China
III t,d Tho worst aud most dcmora1fzed feat
ut, o. Coolylsm. The Bur'fnganc treaty
ysd,],y "reprobatcd any other than nn entirely
sls.lary inmigratlon,' md yet from the frat
Chip,msn that came, In 18i8, to the
ht one TINT landed ut Han Fran-
s,a, Il b safe to soy that not ono
|, ene hundred came In an " "cntire1y volup-
tur" manner. Up 10 Oct. l. 1915, tile records
clhe San Francisco Custon-Houso show that
sAl@ Chinese had arrived In this country, and
th,t 1878 had returned to China. Tic immt-
n,lion Ituce has been quito large, md, allow
tng lot returns and deaths, the best statistics l
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-08-21

THE following is Geo. Peck's offering t.
the Montana pilgrims:
The Chippewa Falls colony that was or
ganized by A. r. Barrows to go to Montana
and get rich, and which went there last
spring, has dissolved partnership, and the
stock has been divided up among the menu
bers, who will 60 it alone. Letters received
from the members of the colony show that
they are about the sickest lot of delegates
that ever LETT the Badger state. They had
rather be dogs In Wisconsin than governors
out there.-Shawano Journal.
This is spreading it on a little too thick,
Mr.. Peck. A number of the most substan-
tial members of the colony have located and
are building homes near Martinsdale, and
the remainder, with the exception of three
or four who got homesick, are at work in
different parts Of the country, and are well
pleased with the country.