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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10

Sn Der 8sriammluns am Nadmitta!
ifatteten bic psridisbsnen gomites ibre Be
ri9te ab unb es %entipann ii9 bann ein'
LANCE Debate, namentli9 iiber bas Der
bdltniB pom WitsIiebern, wel9e ibr 0omi
all perIesen, bstreffs Re9te' unb gfi9ter
Der WitsIisosr unb 9ereine i'm sesenisitt'
gen gerbdItntB. Die anseIssenbeit wurb'
mad ldnserer Debate gu aqieitiser 3ufrts'
bsnbeit erIebist. au9 iber bas &e9t bee
Central ereins, einseInen WitslieSsrn
cine &opfiteuer auf3uerlesen, erbob ft5
cine ldnsere Debate, unb purbe bic Sra9e
nod idlieBIi5 ben SeIesatsn CUR Sorlase
an ibre Sereine unb our 8eri9terltattun9
i'm nd9ffen Sabre iberwieien.
Die 5srren Riefsr pom harrisburg nno
DaIben uon YbiIaoelpbiu, beibe Sertretsr
Der Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, be-
ri9tsten, bae ibre Organization ben Buni9
ausssipro1en babe, saB fe ii6 benz Gems
trail Ssrein in. ioueit ani9IieBen Tonne,
bab fe ibre nd9ife Convention 3ar sleiten
i3eit unb in berielben Stabt, iebo4 IN ans
oerer 6aIe, nit benz gentrals8 erein ab:
baIten Tonne, namentIi9 uurbe Der Wuni9
ausseipro9en, baB bas tn Der nd1iten Sers
iammIuns in 1880, Bel 9sIssenbsit Der
iilbernsn So9Seit bes Central 8sreins,
pel9e wabri9einli9 in ct. Souls sefeiert
perben pirb, idon ber Sau iein Tonne.
9ieie Ra9ridt durbe nit auberorbsntIi.
dem Seifau aufsenommen.
0em 81. 9atsr wurbe elm @eident Don
1000 Srancs p%otirt, nebt @litpunId,
abreie unb 8ttte I'M ben pdpitliden sc
gen fur bic Serbanblunsen hes Central
Sereins. gtun erfoIste 8%srtasuns bi!
Wittpo9 friib 8 llbr.
Mittwo9.
Die Notwithstanding trat wie Be
ittmmt 5uiammen, erlebiste peri3ieSen
9ei6dfte, bic mir, penn nDtbiq, na6irao
LID beriaten uub idritt bann sar @abl be
Seamten. IS puroen erpdbIt gum BrG
fbenten: Serr $. s. Spaunborit pom 81
Souls. Gum Sice 9rdiibenten: SEER {
S4meI5 pon Rewort. Gum 9rototoa
renoen Setretdr: Der bo6p. Sat-
S4wenniser BON 0ep Yort. Gum Corr
iponrtrenoen Setretar: Serr 5dfner. gu,
Stnan5 Setretar: SEER &arI Solsbau
BON Milwautee. Gum S9asmeiits,
Serr 5. W. Siet pon Nspport. .
0eIesaten Der Sriib SatboIiiaen rnit
i4lusen bann Dor, baB lire @eneraIps
iammluns une bic bes Oeuti9en &6miid
Ratbolil9en Central :8eretns tiinftisbin
Der ndmli9en Staot sebaIten werben iolI
Oteie propoiitiou puroe on bas CIRCUITS
Gomie uerpieien. Gum Srte Der nd5l
labrisen Convention purbe st. 9pui
erwabIt. ...... ..
9ierauf usrtaste ii9 bic @eueraIpe
iammluns sine die. Die Sisunsen wu
ben nit einem Sautstte ssfdIoGsx.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
&atbpIifher Rirhen , 9alenber.
a6tuns ibr &atboItfen
Die stimme Ses pcrf. gius TX

Sn uniern Guseu ideint Die 8Orfebnne
Der tutbOlii@en Srefe cine ~beiOnoere Iii'
ffsn ssseben gu baben. Gn tbr 1T es, biz
@~runbidse Der SrSnuns unb bes 9lau'
Sens bort, NO bieielben berri5en, gu bsuab'
ren unb fe ba su perbretten, mo 9ottlos
Fsteit unb cine taIte 9IetdsiIti9teit btes
felbeu in 9~ersefenbeit 9eratben lieBen. -
SSius TX. in einem S3reiben pon 1851.
@ir eriu6en sic initanbisit allen benen
s1it current suten @ilen unb surer @unit
Ssisuifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt unb NIT
g~enhgenber SsnntniB alsseriite ii9 an
Ste 4rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
yen our @ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns Der
satboIii9en 9ebre per0fentli9en. - gncps
e!ica Bius TX.
&ast Ri6ts unperiu6t, pobur9 uniere
&titige &sIision unb tbre beiIiame Sebre in
Sen 8~srsiai8ten Staaten peiter perbreitet
uerben f6rnen, bamit p~ertrrte Waneerer
ntf ben re6teu 8fub suriitseIeitet perben
z6sen.-S6reibsn Ytus X. an bic 8is
{95fe Der 9. Ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-10
YilDer aus Berlin.

Die tir4li6e Ototb Der Rei5sbaupt:
iia6t, bsIeu6tst bur5 SiIber aus Der Ser:
liner Stabtmiiion", 10 Iautete bas Sbemu
bss 8ortrases, ben Brebiser Soffmann aus
Berlin i'm Saale bes euanssIii5en Der
eiusbauies au 2iesnis belt. Die fir6li3e
Wotb 8erlins: 500, 900 epan3elii5s BE:
pobnsr unb 40 feffanseitelte @elftli3e
fur bieielben, in II 8ortaotparo9ien 500, :
900 @~uanseIii5e unb ls &ir9en. Wiro
in 2onbon elm neuer Stabttbsil sebaut, 10
piro BON porrsberein bic fir1e fir ben'
islben mirin ben Ylan aufsenommsn in
Berlin bentt baran Der Rasiitrat, Der 8a'
iron, ni9t, babel r%aiIonniren mir absr ibsr
ben &rGmerseif Der @usldnber. Gauienbe
baben in Berlin cine Stride ME seieben unb
wiiien feline Stdtte Der gotiespienili1.n
3uiammsntunft, 10 baB man i6on an ben
2itfaBidulen iolde betannt sema9t Fat
nnb bod, mas bic 2unss fir bex Seen:
i9en, bas Jet serabe fir bas sroBftdbtii9e
2sben bas @ottesbaus, unentbebrli9 gum
Ginatbmen bimmIiidsr 2sbensIuft in lie:
mem ssrissenbsn unb s.rfabreneu baupt:
iidbtii9en Greibsn. Sn ct. Tbomas
los 600 SssIsn un6 bret @sifIi1e, in
ct. Martus 10000 Sselsn unb Swei
@eitIi1e, unb babel tein 9slb, bic Sir.
denbeamteu 3u beSablsn. ct. 8artboIo'
mdus 1T baufdais, 70 baB bic goIisst ben
8eiud Der &ir9e gu u~ntsriaseu brobt, unb
ni4t sinmal 10 pieI In Der &afe, bas Gas
fir MISUNDERSTANDING 3u bs3ablen, msldss
pom Der Sass erwaltuns bsrsits abse:
i1nittsn 1T. $4,000 gbeidlisBunsen i'm
Sabre, bauon nur 5000 tir9Ii9 sstraut,
elm Yaitor bat i'm lesten Sabre msbrereS ib'
netermine 9ebalten (l600, ais Chen einses
~iesnet). Gin @eiifltSsr babe bunberte pon
gonirmanben, pieIe bauon fdmen Elm
MaI, bann ME wieber bis our gonfirmas
ton, Der Yaftor Tonne ibnen ni4t na9se'
ben BEL Der Mense iOnitiser arbeit unb bel
benz itetea Wubnunssue9iel Der @ltsrn.
SO, 1000 ieien In ben @~efdnsnifen, barun:
ter IL, 900 Srsuen; absr nur elm Drittsl
Der @sfansenen ieien eisentIi9e 9srIinsr,
Suei Drittel ieisn aus Der 3abl bsrsr, bic
aus ben Prouinsen susepanbert iinb. Oa.
bel offene Prebist bss 9eioentbumss, isi
es, baB elm Woit bas Bolt gum 4ustritt
aus Der &ir3e OffentIid aufforbsre, isi ss,
bab bic &ebatteure Der BerIinsr 8situussn
suiammentommen unb babel cine Status
bes apollo aufiteuen unb cine Der angeies
beniten Der 8erIiner 3eitunssn bariber
i9rsibt: es iei u 3eit, baB bisisr frsunb'
Ii9e @ott bes 3i9tes wieber 3ur @sItuns
tdme. 9ie 2sctire bes VsrIinsr YoIilei:
beri5ts wirb o Gag gu Gag truurissr.
Selten finb wobl 70 piel SeIbitmorbs su
per3ei9nen sewsien, aIs in bieiem Sabre.
Saft sepinnt ss ben Nni1sin, ais iolte bic
tasIide Ourdidnittssifer Der in Berlin
psribten SeIbitmorbe 2 ~bstrasen. 8si
dIteren gerionen birfts bas Mtptip msiit In
i9ls9tsn materieaeu gsrbdItnihen gu ius
den fem. a%uffaaenb 1T aber bic sroBe
3abl Der iunsen 9eute, bic fi4 freiwiais
ben Cob ssben, reip. gu seben ueriu4ea.
9isr i9eint man elmer alsemeinen 3eits
trantbsit ssssniber au iteben, bic f@ al
Ierbinss aus Der isst Wobe seworbensn
materiaIiitii9en 2ebenspbiIoiopbie unb fitts
Ii6en electromagnetic our 9enase children
IieBe.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17
s@ngerbund Hail.

Nos. 3O0-3O2 West Fourth strest-has
been renovated and remodled by its
new Prop'r., Mr.! FERDINAND. BIsHor,
and he now informs the public that he
has stocked his bar with the choicest
wines and liquors. Good beer on
draught. The hall can be rented on,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings for
societies or political clubs. Lunch
every evening. =
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17
How TO Be A. osntIeman.I !

~ WE want, q few private words with
the boys says the Parrish Visitor. nj
The truth is, we have q great idea of
boys. We used to thinR men we're
made fboys. We begin TO think now
that those we're oldfashioned notions, i
that they are all out Of date! We look,
around and see q great many persons a
grown up, with mems clothes on, who
are, cllled men, But theyiaet and be- .
have SO that we feel certain thsywere
never made out of boys. II they had
been, they would have known how to9'
behave better. Where they, came from 0
we do, net know. But what we wish to-,
put into the ears Of boys is this-beb
gentlemen. In this county every boy
may grow up to be o gentleman ii he.
will. 1t is not necessary that he should. ],
become rich most boys think it ls-a'
gnncoEb,i s Unnecessary that he shonld be- j!
q come ai1Igreat scholar, NOR that he
should become "a distinguished man.
, But come impatient ones are asking, o.
How can we become genilemen2p How
, OSas 81 ABOUT ,l' msS1ns himself
S nv ao Work ior "a I IN, ne can.
49, a. 20. NO nolh' l " fHne rient
with his eyesand his ears. Reading
books and newspapers is not enough.
ios snad. ~ y. ,eet Y wen sS
= 800 nv N1 Ss,'n.tsn ~ 9uspes no. ne
I,,Si.,s''tsS =. amaal pay gooo many
"a asf,gn, ~ 49, puS wna l'l makes
: s,SHrft 2, - tA'YYe you
TT ApupllAnu Dug loio'nes' but
Is.,s oo ~ pant ana ma Ooots, DO not
and sorSstimss sor,a w III mafe iopp,
fooj .Axh,ls 5nli 49,, FnlaNl'
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17

II B B.. q
~ D. THE grandests CHRISTMAS ;, Eve .illu-
' mipation viii pc that OF MEMO Park.
N J,s.Yhich Edidon, is to, light with
electricity, wires ,inpning from house
3 tohpnse- having been put IN eonnec-
, ton with his lsbratory. iridl i"
shGEN. GRANT sails for CSba and
Mexico the Saturday after Christmas.
Dec. ~ con the stsamshipatCity Of
Alexandria" from Philadelphia. This
will he Gen. GRANTS first return to
Mexico the scene of his frsl soldier
service. h11tHaca gai9l y Q .esy7ga
y, y IT is pleasant to fInd,AimeerriicSa fur
nishing material for the Englieh dra-
ma. Mr., BURNE-F's store OF "Haw-
Others" published last year in Serib-
b ner; has been dramatized and as run
ming in the English PROVINCES under
title Of Loved and Lost. n 7ah,ag
IT is quite fashionable in there lat
ter days to present a friend whose
qualities are appreciated, with somt
token of esteem, usually gold head
, ed cane. This is simply a revival of
very old custom, Adam was presented
with a Gain DO Eve very easily in the
history OF the world; thought whether
gold headed or not, historians do not
relate. % n3t -oI l.i' wa h'-11
q The Smith family recently held a
reunion in New jersey. Their prinoi.
pal sentiment was; ''Pooahontas, the
preserver of our raoe."on,la I'm
EfiA IUAey.. F..... rIrufa .
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17

San You tell me lhow- it ,issithat
Wheelersells such a good ,qqality of
Gfoceries at such ilbw pricesf d Why he
is selling App Butter a pounds for
! 2ocents, iandio 0raigs Diapiuuti s. ate
Minde meat at only ten cents apauud,
and all kinds Of goods usually Bept in
q firsttsoiass- store,.at fair prices, and
guarantees satisfaction, with polite at
tendance. Take my word forit, 90 to
Wheeler 104 East Second uStreete and
You will be satlshad. 80 'nr1 9,de y
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17
Toihe Ladies'.

Now is the time to get your, furs rs..l
paired or altered in the latest style.
This is being done cheap every day at
the hat and fur store of W. Alsentzer,
227 Market street. J.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17
Procure Something usefuI.

\ /: In making our iseleetlons-for Christ
Rm9s presents, we should endeavof to
procure, such articles as will prove
useful to those who receive them. AS
arule, we are too much given to pur-
chasing such things as will only for a
while please the eye. In making our
usual rounds, we have been observing
the many beautiful things now onex-
! hibitiOn, butone ofthe most attractive
places we have yet visited ia the Bos.
TON ONE PRIoR UnoFHrNG, HOUSE. Gs
tx Thisimmense establishments stock.
ed to repletion with all manner of
beautiful and useful articles, and the
y crowds that daily thfongI this house,
is an unmistakable evidence, that the
d energy and enterprise of the genial
g proprietor, Mr.. ". e. HOLMES. heartily
appreciated by our citizens y lRlfa
W. To give a detailed account OF. the
many beautiful things now on exiiibi
at this Mammoth Clothing Establish
irients would moro than occupy BUR
entire columns, but suffice it, topsay,
here can be found the most be- A1tifui
= and useful things Suitable for Holiday
! presents. il9h tn ilInu ,Nf1 iGlhilW
were looking through the i'm.
mense stock, admiring everything in
its turn, we could not help but notice
the Immense line Of Cardigan Jalkets,
'lmade IN every possible hesigh,, with
\ prices ranging from 75j cents to "a,
and the thougAt occurred to Us, what
sah excellent present one Of those beau
tiful jackets would be. 1t is useless
tor us TO tell the Wilmington people,
that the Boston Clothing Rouse, is
ahead OF all its competitors, for that
'bas long since been an established
fact. .10ls
The prices here } are INDEED surpri-
singly low, notwithstanding the heavy
advance on all wooden goods. Mr..
Holmes made his PURCHASES before
this advance and hence his customers
are haying the advantages Of his wis
don1 In this respect. Suits Of clothes
ne ls now selling at. Hgnres, that he
cannot replace the for, and so 1t is
/, With his Immense line Of oyercoats,
ulsters, 60. We were shown mems
fell, saits ss low as 20 and SIS, over
e s,sts, f vs. Low es S4.50, children's suits
as low as so. He has also an excellent
hne OF eilk handkerchiefs, in, fact the
J iiugtrInais,hhilpg departments is full ,,of the
most beautiful and useful things. Il
n VAL pay yonIto visitsthis depot Of use
! iulness and see foByourselyes that it
l " the plHce to ma4ej yourr pnrchpses.
|, = Mr. Geo, Mccall is now, with this
house, and would be pleased tosse his
n irnis4iHi 9i iehqs.i9raao7 sG, iogil4l'
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-17

For the Best Havana filled Five and
Ten cent Segar Wholesale or Retail go
TO 1000 Market Street, ~ 400 a,
, 1879-01-09

Tho TArIon will case i1ns nssu1ned now
interest ia tho light Of the decision jnst rem
dcrctl by tho Appellate Court in favor Of tho
aon wlo contested Tic validity OF his fnther's
disposition of at estato valued nt $750, 600.
The father left the son trnct Of land md
$50 Ut)O In casl,, which was to bo invested in
iutercst-bcaring securities for his benefit, the
principal to so to tho sons children in caao
of his death, or 10 charity in case tho son
should die without Issue. The balance Of
tho estate, nfser certain provision for tho
widow, WINS devised 10 trustees, with asashor-
itY to found and entlow m institution In
Chicago, charitable or otherwise, which was
calculated In their judgment to accomplish
the most positive md enduring good, Or, in
caso tho trustees should decide not 10 found
now Institution, then tho remainder Of the
estate wna 10 60 tho Homo for tho Friend
less. II WINS this devise which tho son con-
tasted, nntl tho Homo for tho Friondlass
filed cross-bi1l at tho Fame time to
protect its intorea.s. The Court below
sustained Tho validity Of tho will, but the
Appellate Court has reversed the decree.
Tho ground of tho rayeraal In the indefinite
character of tho tile In regard to tho disrosi-
tion OF tile eBtase aud the discretion vested in
the trustees. 1t Is held that, II the property
lad boon devised exclusively for charitable
,,sca, the will could have been sustained, but
that when t!lo lnto Mr.. TAYLOR left It to the
discretion of The trustees TO use tito cstata
for other than charitable purposes. without
expressly stIpulaling whit sllo','l 10 dono
with it, then tho vagnoncsa Of tho language
was sufficient 10 invaillnte tho will. Tile
Court held also that tho Home for tho
rricnJless Ia likewise excluded from the
conditional b,nctt which It might enjoy in
case tho trnstees decided not to found At,
institution, because ils rights could only
mature by tho exercise Of tho trustocs' dis
oretion, which tho Court denied to ba valid.
Tho caso aa it now stands enables Mr..
TAr1ons Kon to succeed to the ontire estate,
oxcopt that portion which rightfnlly belongs
to his mother, and the only charitable pur-
pose that can be worked out under the will
Of tho deceased Mr. TAYLOR Is the bcstowal
of tho $40, ,ooo1irocily bcqueatl,ol 10 tho son,
which ~ to 90 tho Homo for tho Friendloss
or other charity, III caso tho son shall dio
without children.
, 1879-01-09

compelled dnring tho coming year Ia aus
pend coin payments The torn VIC ,,4etl In
Tho common term ,lse,l to denote violation
of Tho terms Of the Hank Of England char
Ter. The bank Is authorized to issue fifteen
million pounds in notes on Government
securities; for nil The rest il must
have bullion deposited. In 1877, 1857,
and 1866, the bauk, by nn order in Council,
wns permitted 10 exceed ita limit. In 1851
tho total reserve OF the bank, consisting Of
notes aud gold, amounted Oh tho morning Of
Nov. Ii to about E5so, ,751, BY nh order in
Council It, was permitted to violate its
chnrtcr, which It did by exceeding its issue.
limit nearly a million pounds. This, with
the rato Of discount at tho unprecedented
figure OF 10 por cont. stopped tho panic.
This is suspension In Enelnnd.
CuriousIy enough, the Ntns writor under
takes to show III That resumption will
makc money ctcap here, md 40 wipe ont, ns
, 1879-01-09
WHEN. 09LEsBY WAS aupP0sED 70 BE
SLAIN.

Whom the report reached this city thnt
Gen. Oo1t:sur had boon 1nortntly wounded
at tho battle Of Corintl,, fought Oct. 1, 1862,
and lad expired tho next day, tho late Dr.. G.
II. nAY, then editor of THE CHICAGO Tn1n-
uNE, wrote this touching and well-deaervetl
tribute to the memory Of the fallen chief,
supposed at tho time to DO dead:
tfrom tht Chicago 7>Ibaut. Oh. 4. Heal
Illinois 10 called 10 monrn tls loss Of another
nf her bravcst and most lonosctl soldiers nIain In
Latt!c. Hcn. KteIAnnJ. Oa,Esny, u ut companion
nj tho lamcntel WALLACE, has dlctl Of wounds r..
ceivcd In the .battlu Of Curlnth, yielding
hfs life In tho very hour Of Victory. 4
more intrepid aplrit wsa noyer offcrcd
tip on tho altnr Vi hin country; a moro Rcneruus
heart never ccaEcd to beat. We, who knew flcn.
OnLEssv. nonsn HIN for thase qualities which
commanded the love 0f his fellow. nen othcrs can
only deptoro tho loss Of those sirtuas which e1-
cited admiration and respect.
"ucn. O1LEhRY WIZ. VIC believe, natiye Of
Kentucky, fram which btato TIC migrated 10
Central Illinote In carly youth. lis career ~ =
soIlier began with the Mexican War; in which 10
enlisted M o prtyntc. a1,d waa afterwards pro-
m,otcd for travery and good conduct. liz fought
with conspcnous gataatry at Caro- Gostlo. and lilo
subsequent hattles an tlen. scoTr'a march 10 Tho
tapllnl. Returning nfter tho Wnr 10 hia home ut
decatur. he engaged in hns!Aess pnrsuits with
marked sncccss. and contributed largely by h!a
energy ia tlse growth Of that prosperous town. In
the political campaign OF 1Aa9 lie was tho 1epub-
llenn canddatc for Congress In tho overwhelmingly
Democratic HeycEth District, receiving II, T10
yotea nvatnst I'll, aR3 for j. e. IlontNsns, nrmo-
craL--cutting down the Democratic utalnrfty fully
two-thlrls. In the Presidential campaign 10 was
solicited a. tho Republican candidate for tho Stata
senato tn the Democratic pctatnr District, which
had given aver TOO i.Acpnhltcan majority at tho
, 1879-01-09

it had been ascertaiued TINT Republican
majority had bcon elected to the General
Assembly-LoaAs's Literary Dnrean "
opened the Senatorial campaign. It ire-
pared md published in tho newspaper which
had during the who1o summer opposed tho
honest-noney Republican party, nnd ad-
socated the Flint moonahino doctrines,
deliberate and malicious dennnciation Of any
attempt 10 re-elect Gen. OahEsnr, aud de-
msntling the support Of the party to elect
LOGAN In p1ace Of OoLEsnr. This was
promptly followed up by other articles and
communications c!,ampioninB LoosH TOT
oatEsnr'a plnco. All those Bureau "rti.
elea breathed the tltetntorial command OF
LOGAN: "ME or nobody I" "No Republican
In Illinois must stand in hlr why" was tho
tone of them all. Unwilling to recognize
him ~ dictator; unwilling TO staud sllont
while snch an aggresare aud fnsolent war
faro was made upon such long aud taltf-
ful soldier in the Republican party ~
NicuAHp j. ootEsnx, THE Tribune resented
such proceeding, and without mentioning
LooAss natno claimed Tor OoLEsnr the sup"
port OF tho party which he had fairly earned
anh to which he Was entitled ~ regular
usage. 1t was not case OF re-electing
LOGAN, but It WINS q casa OF ropudtatang
ooLEsRr' becauss The TRrnuNE dared to
advocate tho election OF OoLEsi'r to be hts
own Successor, tho imperions, wonld-be tiicta-
tor, who resonts as personal aitront tho
support Of any person but himself. convenetl
hta - Literary Nurenu, md iAs1led bis bills
, 1879-01-09

Tic recent t3cat', Of the flou. CALER CusIt.
ISL Inns revived M anecdoto in regard to him
that had great run In the newspapers at the
tlulc. Miss HANNAH +. Goutp, WHO was one
Of tho most conspicuous writer's Of verse In
this country thirty years ag0, rerpctratcl the
following cp!qrataatlc cpitaph upon CUSHING:
Lay aside, all 10 dead,
Fur In the next bed
Hcp1scA tho body 0g CusHiNo.
lie has crowded his way
Through tho worlh, thoy sayt
And, cvcn though dead. will 10 pushing.
Tts was considered rather ,lcat job br tho
Wits, but Atr. CUSHING turnoi the tables on tho
gifted lady by the following NIFTY response:
Hero lies one whose wit.
Milhnht WGnndtng, could hit.
Aud Nrern grows tho Rrass that's nboya her,
Having sent every benu
TO tho rrgtons below,
She hus 0ono down her*elf for lover,
, 1879-01-09

The Receiver Of the Fidelity Savings Dnnk
Of Chicago will 60 10 Washington in Il fev
days to urge tho passago Of tho bill abalinR,
as to such insolvent concerns, all Govern-
ment taxes which may have beon asaesacd
against them during their solvency and re-
manned uncollec!ed ut tho time OF their fail
urc. 1Io goes armed with petition signed
by several thousand Of tho unfortunate de-
positora, protesting against ths collection
ont Of their scanty remainder Of Govern
ment tux which they do not think they owe,
nltl,ougl, the defuuct corporation mny iavs
done 50. Tho present stat11s OF the bill IL
This: It was prepared mud submitted to
n member OF tho Committee OF Why's aud
Means (slr. BunonARp) eariy in December,
aud, being approved by him, was introduced
in tho House md referred to that Commit
tee. Individual mombers OF the Ways and
A1cnns gavo private assurances Of their In
tontion to support the measure, and ruport
the bill on tho first convenient occasion !;
and other Representatives indicated favor
able intontlons in regard to It when It shall
come 1}oforo the Ho,,sc. This IN we'll as
far as 1t goes, provided other moro pressing
interests aro not allowed to overslaugh ant1
crowd out Of sight this legislation which has
10 look for support only 10 n few thousands
of poor, needy, l1ninauontinl persona.
, 1879-01-09

Pennsylvania. has paid annually something
over 81oo. 600 for the post eight years forthe
suppression Of labor troubles, besides tho
,uany millions lost through tho loss Of wages
to workinRmon and Of profits to capital
through enforced suspension OF operations,
, 1879-01-09

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