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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

A DISPATCH from Cabul says the
population OF Cabul Is quiet, but il
ia sullen calm. There car be no
doubt that beneath is hid deep
dread or British domination. ghe
Cabuls are kept down simply by
tear, and would rise if they saw
chance of success.
In the Lord Mayors court at the
Mansion House, yesterday, at the
conclusion of case wherein a book
seller was summoned for exposing
the phologra of semi nude Zulus
the summons having been dis
missed. Alderman Notlege, who is
director of the Condor Stcoreoscos
pic and Photographic Co., which
printed the photographs, arose and
said
"on last Thursday, whom | was
not here
The Lord Mayor interrupted him
and said:
81 cannot allow you 10 address
the court" IGrics of shame &C
companied by Kisses and uproar.
Alderman NotIege-"I insist up
On my right as magistrate to be
heard here's Loud applause
The Lord Mayor-"Oficers, do
your duty" Misses.
Alderman Notlege-"I repeat, 1
insist upon my right to be heard in
reply to observations you made be-
hind my back last Thursday" Zap.
plause, and voice, "Speak TO the
reporters"
At this point the Lord Mayor left
the court, amidst loud groans, isses
and cries Of s'shame.n
Alderman Notlege--"The Lord
Mayor has been pleased to say that
be would scorn TO take profit out Of
such indecent stuff"
The Lord Mayor, returning. or
dered the court to be cleared. A
scene of wild confusion and tumult
with groans and cheers ensued,
Alderman NotIege-"Should you
decline TO hear me--and you are
supposed to be dispensing justice
from that seat impeach you 10
he name of the citizens of London,
with having brought discredit or
your ONCE and with having violated
the duty which belongs TO that an
cient chair"
The court was then cleared
amidst groans, cheers, Kisses, cries
Of shame and great uproar and
excitement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

The Population Center of the Coun.
try.

The exact center now cannot be
designated. and we must wait until
another census is taken before il
cat be determined. The center of
population has, however, always
followed very closely the 39th par.
allel of north latitude. In 1890 il
was due east of Baltimore in the
Chesapeake; in 1900 it was west of
Baltimore on the meridian Wash.
ington; 10 1910 it was rear the
junction of the Potomac and Shen-
andoah rigerf; In 1920 il had moved
to the boundary limo between Vir.
ginia and West Virginia; in 1880
1t was just south ot the 39th paral.
lei, anu southwest from Moorfield
in le40 it was almost exactly on
the 39th parallel, and duo south OF
Clarksburg, w. Va, in 1850 it had
passed west to the point where the
kanawha crosses the 39th parallel
10 1869 IL was on the parallel south
OF Chlll'cothe, o., and in 1870 IL
moved TO the north at point just
an ut midway between Cincinnati
and Chilicothe. Ii is probable that
the center is now very nearly at
Cincinnati, although the immense
immigration to the southwest dur.
ing the last decade may possibly
carry it south of the Ohio river.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13
Cleopatra Needle.
Eoeneral Lorng, of the Egyptian Army, in st. Paul
Pioneer Press October 90
ILL. - = i. l.

;
Pioneer Press. October %
"How is that obelisk regarded in
Egypt r
1t is the oily object of great
historical Interest left in Alexan.
dria, and it won's be there long.
II is the first oljeot you see in ap
proaohing the city from The sea
fhe otellsk that went to England
had been buried for hundred
years in The sand some thirty feet
frem the one standing. Both were
brought from Heliopolis by Cleo
pstra aud placed in front of the pal
ace to the Caesars. The New York
obelisk Is mucn better preserved
than the English trophy, and the
writing on it Is more distinct. 1t
is one of the oldest obelisks in the
world, and was constructed during
ehas splendid era of art OF the
twelfth dynasty. a thousand years
before joseph. Not a man in Egypt
could realize that the Khedive had
given IL away. They were all
wonder struck When England was
moving her obelisk there was gen
eral rejoicing in Egypt when the
rumor came back that it was lost
ia the sea-"
What is the color OF the New
Yoik obelisk 2n
at is the color of brown.stone
front on Fifth avenue. 1t came
from the famous quarry 600 miles
above Cairo. [ think it Is about
seventy feet high. The granite,
fresh from the quarry, sparkles like
jewels. The grandest of all obelisks
is still sacred in the Temple of Kar-
max II is hundr d feet high and
is the most beautifully cut and en-
graved of all known obelisks. The
one in Paris was in this temple and
is the second in height in the world.
There ia one in the quarry like the
one at KarnAk. The New FORK OBJ.
elisk is thousand years oder than
either OF the others. TIE most in
ieresting one, historically, is still at
Heliopoiis. 1t was cut 3, 064 years
b. c.. and preserves all the style
and grandeur of the finest sculpture
OF that brilliant epoch of Egyptian
art. Lis the only object left of the
splendid city Of On 1t stood in |
front of tue Temple OF the Sun, of
which Jaseph's father was the |
priest, where Moses learned his
Egyl tian wisdom and where Plato,
) Ion and Py;hagoras learned their |
philosophy"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

ALTOONA, Pa, Nov. IA freight
train on the Pennsylvania road broke
in two early this morning while com
ing down the mountain about eight
miles west of Altoona. The de-
tatched portion of the train gained
great speed, running down the bill
at the rate OF mile minute, until at
Kittaning it overlook and ran into
the first part Twenty.foar cars
we're completely wrecked and the
freight scattered in all directions.
James A Mcdowell, brakeman, was
killed and the body terribly multi.
ated. ]. G. Cook, another brake
mar, was seriously injured and is not
expected to recover.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

Tue public debt was reduced
more than ten and a quarter million
dollars during the month of Octo.
Der. The receipts from customs du.
ties reached over fifteen and a half
millions The Importation of for
eign gold since the first of July 10
over fifty millions. The increase Of
the National bank note circulation
was over three million last month
alone. There never was more MON
ey IN the country, nor more abundant
evidence of present and increasing
prosperity. 1t is not a prosperous
time for financial philosophers to
propagate their visionary theories Of
Irredeemable money.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

The official figures at the Treas.
ury Department at Washington
show that during the month of Sep.
terbef the excess ofexports over i'm
ports of merchandise amounted 70
s2o, 62o,087, and for the twelve
months ending September 80, s25s-
845,277. This is exclusive of gold
and silver coin and bullion, the i'm.
ports of which for September ex-
ceeded the exports by S27, 1s0,5s7,
and for the year s27,l64, s2l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

The grave of Rob Roy in The lone
ly churchyard at Balgnhider, Scot
land. is marked by fiat stone al out
a century old, on which is carved a
FIR tree crossed By sword and sup.
porting a crown, but without any
name. 1t is proposed to erect let
ter memorial of the old chieftain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

The last, best fruit which comes
to late pert ction even 10 the kind
Hest -oal, is tenderness towards the
hard forbearance towards the unfor.
bearing warmth of heart towards
the coli, philanthropy towards the
missnthopic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

In circus at Paris, ILL.,, sudden.
ly crazed young lady ran into the
ring, embraced the clown, and de-
clared that be must become her hus-
band. The audience said that it
was the first original joke that they
had heard in circus for more than
twenty-five years. -Norristown Her.
II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

WHEN General Grant was on
board the r edmond Consul asked
him whether the firing of the guns
disturbed him. Said be, "Not bali
30 much as piano does"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

THE diamond fallen into the dirt
is not the less precious, and the dust
raised by high winds to heaven is
not the less vile.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

THE yong girl giggles tea-he,
and her future would indeed be
blank without one or the other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

,o,nsI advertisements payable quarterly; same
,..st ausrtsriy without extra charge.
Advertjsemepts set TO double column 70 per cent
cards lines or less IS per annum; each
ertfa inet1. S..-,A.s a. sn
Tor wesks; each additional animal described In
$50 notices and business notices in news type
ID eeet. por line fret inssrtioni cents per line
s.ch .nbse1uent insertion; a....
~. -, ysstssioners, Notices, Attachment Notices
~ g.trsy Notices (of animals taken upJ.
tI kit1s Of Job Printing promptly ana neatly
@..ted Terms Cash on delivery OF work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

The second day after the depart
ure of the gipsies from Sanford Hill,
As the rich old ex-army officers place
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13
M Platform

The making Of Wagons, Buggies, Vehicles OF all
names and Farm Machinery, still goes on a. the old
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

tlqN ZONES, PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY
j via Notary Public and Convsyanoer, G.nerai
Cal r,ion agent. Also special Treasury Agent for
s,.teof Wisconsin,, to whom Hawkers and Peddlers
sboridspely for State License. SS-loiS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
RrSTyEsS DIRECTORY,
gents.

! al ranyeV4uCer Bloomington WIS. AlLtOrih'os
IA nsrfected Collections promptly attend
AZ references gwen when desired
b.LAUaHLIN, LAW COLLECTION AND IN
| "ass ofars onpostte First National Bank,
.c,b4i. wis viii attend promptlyto buSiaessen.
trn3ted to hiscare Slt'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-11-13

SNALLEY HOUSE, JOHN 8 .sMALIEY. pRo.
.os, Snseods, Wis. Near the Depot, Express or
~ aae LTery = sbleattaehed Meals At sI;hours.
tut tshed pl-46
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
Clarke County ktGfslS.

A fire occurred 1t the steam sew mill, cm.
poyed BIZ J. W. Mccormick rear vi 10 Pest,
q few nights sltc2, and destroyed s,ma two
thousand t!Gt Of lumbcr
Er. John Il. Cas:lcmao recently purchased
OF Mrs. Dorsey one hundred acres Il lsnd, adj
joining his farm, ut $35 PER tee. This sale,
together with others OF recent date, Indicates
that the pTico Of land 10 this c1uu:y h.a taken
an upward tendency.
Tho proprialo: of "urocnway G;u-."-ihc
tcrmcr residence OF Lord Fairfsx-has kindly
presented 10 tho Episcopal Church at White
Po:t. tho boil belonging 10 aud used By i.is
lordshIp as plantation b:lI Is wcight il
some fifty pounds, tnno very sweet, brought
from Eo2lsad. aud ia stamped with Tho year
1850.
Thomas Coekcy and Af,cl CrotL have batn
10 this county somc iinI eugRacd in ridGipg
barns and collars Of ratp. They have killed az
highs hundred at onc place. They are prc-
Vlded With lcrrcts. llDG AID slender arit;lal
able 20 creep lntO any hGl, mad, by rats The
'elrttS Which are a terror To rats, dive his
RODENTS from thu: nesp, aod ia lh,lr tiTnria to
escape from tho building thc9 ara shot
(L1JL, rGlr;rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
F:.sSIig-T .1-Ef;-T

Lend danons1a;,a. il lr,ari Arc to IT, ia.
tcl,ilct,,i.
I.n.oI prLo - lItoi;,. e r,vrt !,
soncvbni sri .nsfv H.
rho er,,; i ,,Lo,nh. o,,,;,,.,i lo l;.,r,.
si,n q, ,hn mni>n
~, - '"'; :, ,,''','' va
nc hiSHlah "'i3e hh'o oi { ;F'r1u Hnal"ef
'1'"' IiiH'ihs tS'a"''S'!"c"' N On r'u'Soait'
ltohi "E'ch :eali'"n' Wiit' W.T. Being rife"-
'","' -,
A"knoh Nhah = bhiiGt treasure fcc'n,N IT,
covered st Cahu', "as Gil ID kuSS'aa goo, anu
some Ct the A'Rhnn regulars we're tr-SSsu Ia
hn-1,an u.loFh's' "hicn in mary cases mad
INC l'"S'ian eagle III nc p"ti'aE'
Tho 81. jrr1 o! the EalgI2ss Of lsiasii abroad
ia cot 30 beneficial 10 her hcaiih &c SGs expected
ih2 chE0hl% arclrn Of her right iung Is unlm'
proved, hni Is 4; 2.Ir:>ft aggravated by an
attack cl pltufry.
F.nrcrtr Frll c.s Jol?n,., III 4, address to
tho Delegates, Yesterday, ioiccs that Austria
is ut pcacc with tho world, and that the con-
tIuu0u5 cytciion Of tho treaty Of Berlin will
secure p:titot r2ace s9u;h CT the Danube.
Intelligence ha9 been r;c!iv;d from kiclT,
ltu9.i,, tat tw;ntY sixth pta,Gns have been
trieC l0r ioroIhIy otc lpying lard not belonging
to them, fourteen OF wham were sn:onCed 10
ten years imprisonment az hard llhCr, i3uf 10
four year, and lie res; 10 yslious terms OF in.
lri!o5man'.
Atr,at dcno, a.ra,;o, il favor IF ir,, trad,
was lGe,in at Il. cllaIr, EapIaoL. last ,ieht
Mcssr., Jghn E,ivht an: ibomas R1ylov Pa
fer ytru rrrecn;. \ rcsolut;1n YEA n,sscd
thsrkicg Air Potter i:,r his Efforts. and those
Of The fec Traders IN tho United S,,tc. n ;,,c.
motc tho tra.io with America.
M. Jai2cs MsclI2ar. Il The ) Iint R)!!CX' 8
Gioon~,r nus tniciaeu tno
peri,nenss siuce 1855 lie has snca:cded in CHI
rainiug c,stal,Z.d forms Ct carbon. vh'c,
Proics:or Tyudali and Smith ard Mr. Maske,
lyme OF the B!i,;ah Mrsium, 10 70. icubt arc
den uds.
The la;c victory Lv Tie CLiIi,ns mar III, p,,.
ruvians was doa,iy bousE;, tho loss If iho
Chilians bcre vlry heavy. tbs allied forces
were dr!cen back ard their clinp wss taken, in
which thr!ccn CaDG0n Wcrn lcual Many
| Houndcd officers. ino!u!rg the Bolivian Cen
eEal Fi!Irels, wIro taken priSonc!s ard another
Of the allied generals WAS killed.
ID, tails OF tho Gcbticr =, Gain! shov shat tho
noop!c Of tho civ raA tho VILLAGERS ricj win
each other 10 murl.r;ay and mriila.inm s,,aa-
clcrs ,,d ,r,u,InA ,,,r .r ,Lo n.;i;,I "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

MANSION iIoUsE-Townsh.nl Dav1, Va; q
w Ghanon!oF. do; Col L II Dnlany, Llndnnc
Capt lsobt Carter, Dc; Col W II Einncy, Va;
Geo Snckar. Baltic; ' b Notth,m, WcSinnr =
land; Alex Gfuuot, Norfolk; e NJ t'rccnwool,
dc; NJ l. Greenwood, d, e Wcsl ; p.irr, d..
lrnt, Mich.
ToNr1NE-J fl I;nn, Va; ESQ SPEAKER, E.llt:
Z Johnston, Altoona, Pa; ii llocomb, Dallas,
Ttxas; j buchanan. VS.; j ii 'ruherlakc, it.,
tuIptnar Cc; ir9f Crap, New York; d.. lie
trick Henry. d.: Monpr Young, WssLiuptG7.
ID {: ChsH A Read, Washington, Va: j i
Armstrong, Broad Ran Station; q j"rnaon.
Va; j A Nothing, Md; W Nr~tog, Cuuaiy;
L Is Robertson, ir, Fauqhier; +, Witiehor,
lIaymarket, Va; DIR NJ \ ish, Prime, William
county, Va; John L Bond. FArqncr; Samuel /,
Smith, Orange; AK Bright, Texas, :'homua
Baker, Mo; James Coleman, P,iuco vii liam
c'untY, Va; Samuel Davis, Stafford, 90, We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
.-Eik~a il2 TIE E.E ..

": rio' eaEaEc o'.G i; v ,s''ns'on 'S''i
cay ID ln' ''''' sT''
- oInts'! 'i"o ~ ~" ~
h2santTii2' l'i1 " 'tnH OH!''''"'' :.
An clio msn tanau y M oone WIS intIo
murdered 10 hia pcu III h'"aicS'uFs' lnr''
yesterday Gelii9t'
Ggn. C.sat spcat RES If ytsteidey III Phil.
ada!phia 10 akirg over tho Nicaragua CanSi
schtme Win Adn:T@! ATmel'
The S:nstc IN cz5tu We se:sion 5cstttdsy
confirmed the nomination cf janis 3. aaler,
Of Eirgjli', IL b. diff justice OF Wyoming
Triilury.
Tao total cSootta q rc;roieum ard ratFo
leun pfouu,ts from mo T.; >. curing Ottoetf'
1917, we've 3V,uo3.S39 eaiith'' Va!ueu Be 80
O1I III.
The B.Uk OF iireiril, EirGlnia City, NCv.,
has suspended payment. III, susporsiao. is
due TO The great tct:ilc III The value Il ml1l2H
stocks.
Two bug5ios wtr, precipitetcd ever narrow
bridge, near DIS Moinas, recently and two OF
the occupants kll!2d ard onc CT Two c'Ecr5
seriously figured
The resolution Ct Mr.. VOORHEES, to i0Vistl'
gate the negro exodus from North Carolina TO
Indiana, p.sstd tho Senate yesterday By vote
Ct - to u.
Tfrec men we've drowned oG Thursday Eight
hy the III s,ttiog Ct q small n;t bottomod boat
in which thcy hsi undertaken to crcsI The
Kentucky river a. Gratz,.
a large cotton Gin st Weldon, n. G., belong
ing 10 Thtm!s il. ETory, Was destroyed by
fro ycs!t rjay, with fifteen bales and "a quar-
thy OF Loose cotton. L.sl s.. 600; 40 Insurance,
IN, Gi,;.l!, .rr;yc,c.rv n iho fcundnp nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SN-OwDEEQs
FRIDAY EyEN'G.. DECEMBER 10. 1873

The Richmond Di:pa'cl says G2n. Mahooo
doesn't caro- straw for al the abuse the
newspapers heap upon lin, and Il il doubts
whether he reads may Of them or knows wh:t
they say Ct lia We ere glad this is so, i5r
tho General thereby avoids seeing much that
il calculated TO make him kick back, not only
at Lis as5aiIan!s, bat at the conservative party
which they assume to repre:cD'. While Gen.
Mahone organized and led to victory the read
jasc!s' party, std had i, fierce enough over
It tor:ap al tic PISS bic bcpti; to himself ii
Wil capable CT con!ciriag, be cannot. with JUS
tico 30 held accountable tor all lis ac:s, or Tor
suck v1gali,a Is aro icduigcd 10 by some OF the
mole prcmiocc! ruau WHO trained under his
blnucr aud while his State policy is leGiti-
mato SUI i,ct OF criticism. wo repeat, that 20 fer
Gs national l!lAir5 are concerned it would be
better to hear before copdcmtiog him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

ThcrsVa' met Veteran Of Mshous's briv.so
met EeiolGstei; what's good enornb ~
n',a lS Scou esougti Tor mo said NAVY ol tbon,
l do1 uad2rstard Anything about ycur '| "op'
iS S S. h'''' 'p9ke OUT another, l. cnIy know
.naV l soo"ed Mahoae IN many tight nlRrr
anu no always brought Us Gu! OF the b;v a,a ~
tho hosn. and am agoo' 10 kern f,I Hau 0.
him, that's all Such sentiments wero conS,
10 that stc'lon, with the soldiers that ftrmej
his glorious division, on whose banners ~ T Gsu
the old Imperial Guard, victory eIwav ro, nho
ed. asked Gen. Malone but last wset t'i h.-
bis soldiers Woodland be replied that pearIv ~
of his army division went with him. oil
And what Incredible folly it Was TO ruls tbcs,
old true, tried Vireiniaus cut of the democrs,;s,
parly-almost as bad. but not quite, AZ Iho ".
adjuscrS kicking Stonewall JacRsons criminal
soldiers cut Of tho State Capitol. ''""
There is only ono parallel to this biurjer TINT
| can Thick OF. \ half. Wttcd man owned a
dog WHOSE caudal appenlage at the cad became
sore, and the Zone seemed to be rottpe awep
lilo went to his master aad asked hin what be-
| should 20 to cure tho deg. The old scratoh
take that deg ct yours said tho Governor, ]
| have betn worried Dearly to death By that ami
maj; but, stop, 1t you want 10 euro that detes,.
| bic biuse cut tho toll of close behind his oars
Our conservative oommi t,o has ampntatoj
the reaOiusling tail, but The Gog is uea,ly deal
| Tho people should demand that tho old mar.
ty leaders be shelvcd, aud hope by starting The
ball in motion TO sec the de.i:td chi achovaJ
betnro tho winter is o1cr.
| Every victory, whether u waror peaeo b,,rs
10 lis raio hoFdo Of camp followers VITA
scramblo aad frht for the spoiis. The cily !,
| lull OF them, and moro huae1y, rlyeunus GOT
never va, seen. They will hko auy ofioc r. I'M
clerk down to clearer Gu! of the S,natori,l
vault c.oset.
Have you ever srcn drop Of water throush
tho medium q tho astounding hydro oxygen
microscope and shuddered st tho sight of the
tr'ghltu! creatures there made apparent. Well,
| tho wotsh eagerncss of tho rcadjuStcrs nfir
office Is similar. It's q spectacle tta. w,ul
briog tears ct d;ight to any old cynical phiIos
ophcr like Thcrsltes, who cursed and reioioei
alternately over the fots OF human pature,
especially Of political nature. Yes, there is u
roneh crowd watching aud waiting for the
crumbs that fall from tho political tablr, both
black and wht,. As tho eli Irish song has it
There wore ripers and 6ldlers ard ai!cr',
| Aud cobbers and weaVtrs and nailtrs,
And tifers and sogers and sGil>rs
| Assembled Mt BalYburoau.
The Legislature will adjourn tLiswetk. They
| will then mott their constituents iAao to iic,.
lot us hrpa on their return they vii! b, more
| moderate and less run mad than there 81 c now
fiu.sSEuR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19
Suit for Damages.

BALTIMORE. Nh, DGc. ly--Suit was
brought yesterday, in the Court of Common
liens by Miss Mary \. Murray, against GcD'I.
H. Is. Tyler, Postmaster OF this city, for SO
600 damages for assault. /. will remembered
that Miss Murray, clerk in the posolfae, was
tho principal lady witness Sgaiast Postmaster
Tyler in tho late Investigation Of the affair IT
the Baltimore Iostcfcc acd Il was uuder.toCa
she testified rs to improper conduct anl pro-
poSals towards hcr5t!l by ucnr,al Tyler N his
private apartments Et tho postCliic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

When all The State Glieca aTO dIposad e..
and the debt Qucs.i1n is settled, s. it mllst nn
ono way or another, The readiu}tcrs will have
GZhausioi their hmmunitoD, and having no!h
ing moro 10 Gnmmon with The republican patty,
tho leaders Il which VIA as much oppoald 10
thom az the corstftaivcs were, will naturally
graVitato back: 10 tho fold irtm which they re.
emily s'raJc1, ieaitd, VI really beitva. By
TIER boil ,5cihcr, General Mahoac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

For col t:f'o1tcry Mr.. Sherman is ctrtalGly
but little behind apy Of The many adopts 10 that
art to DO found among his party. What, fer
insarcr, considering The part he took in the
iranl Of the Louisiana returning board, oculd
excel tho tSsitatc, Ct Tho way 10 which lie
speaks Of tho ,cccnt aston OF the Maine re-
turains beard, asamp!c CT which is as follows
"rhcs, fellows aTc i!iois. They go burning
their owu fingers by ItI move. II the pub
rhr'! reports a:o true az 10 the methods by
wh,oh thy have obtained control Ct the Maine
legislature. Gjv GAfcton and his crowd are
nGwJrlhY ia be The associates Of decent men,
w1uld IS Hiclly form "A intimacy with
houaa breakers 0c sneak :hlc9cs as Wl.h them. !"
[; w5N'l b. har! I,r even Mr.. Eaitc 10 lcat
ii,y
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WASHINGTON, Da: 70. 1872.
SENATE.
Tho reading Of tho lurlal ct y,stsrd1y'a
proceedings occupied iiiteeu miDut,s.
At its conclusion. Elr Thurman ros, ald
Slid that there was evidently NJ quorum pres
cnt, and 10 problbii'y thai oaa would b, oh.
timed. lilo, therefore. moved to ad >uln, hut
withdrew hia motion to allow the f Lowing bu;.
ness to bo transacted
MIR. Ratltr introduced hill TO authorize the
u. 5. to SECURE a title to certain military aud
timber reservations, Wish vas rst,rrrd to the
Committee On Military Affairs.
Mr. Morrill, offered resolution, which w.s
adopted. instruciog tho Committee On Pubic
Bulldogs and Grounds to cuquiro AZ to tbs
necessity ct enlaTGing the siG uu the anut Inside
Of the building fer tho Bureau of E,ers7lng
and Printing aud tho probable cast Thereof
Tie Vice Prcaidebt appointed Alts.rs. Ecor
hhts, Vance, Pendlnton, Window AID Blui az
tho committee TO Investigate the causes Of tho
negro emigration fran Southern to Nnrlhein
States.
Mr.. Thurman renewed his motion to 6joutn;
and. at l2::20 y. NJ, tho Senate nj urGed NJ
ill tn: sday, January 6, 1850.
HOUSE OF RErRES ENTATlyEs.
MIR. Blackburn, Of Ky, from the Committee
on Rules, submitted tho proposed rcyi,ilN 81
tho rulcs and IA report in regard thrrtt \, stating
that it Was q unanimous report Of tho COLI.
mittco.
Astor short discussion as to tho tina i,r
considering III, report If tho Gnmmitteo Oh
Rules, it was ordered to ba printed and rtcom'
milcd, and made n orcea! order for tho 9Th Of
JANUARY and from Jay 20 day thereafter "a thu
cXc!us on Ct every other order.