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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09
IRONTON, OHIO.
For Selling Tobacco without Lii
eeusP.

IRoNroN, January 7.-Iie"rgc Ratliit
MAS arrested about three miles back at
this city, Yesterday, BY United states
Deputy Marshall FL. 4. Merrill, and
brought before Commissioner shaw,
Who bound him over To the United
states Court in the sum of 500 tor sell
ing lrAi tobacco without license. lie
was committed To jail and will hc
taken to cincinnati as soon as naNiui-
ton opens.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

New IuRK, January S.--Beeycs he
ceipts, mainly by the Pennsylvania road,
| 100 head. Market active AMI firm AT
fraction further advance. The cattle
show an average grade, but scarcely
fair; poor Ia common 6ltf1 &C.; ordinary
to prime 7t(d 9tc; extra l0ta l0lc. sales
include five carloads; hVe Colorado hall
bred, l,3l2 pounds, ~ O. Exporters
used 200 head at ~ 10. Shipments lis
head Of live and 30 quarters.
sheep Receipts for two days 800
head. Market tirmer at Aajlc ior
sheep; Na6c for lamps. One carload oi
extra weathers from Ohio, l53 pounds,
taken by exporters AT - ~! per 100
pounds.
Hogs Receipts inr i1o days $50
head. Market strong yesterday With
sales OF live at ~ 1Jn3 ~ per 100
gounds, hut weakened to-day and closed
rather dull at ~ 5Otd36O.
Chicago.
CmICAGo, January S.-rhe DtOrcrs
Journal reports hog receipts a, 900 head
shipments 3, 40 head. Demand fair and
market firm, choice heavy 81 s0a3 on;
light - GOo2 20; mixed packing ~ III
a2 ~.
Receipts 5000 heal; ship.
ments 800 head. shipping active ami
- ONd5 On; stOckcrs - 35ta2 ~; cOas
~ OOta3 %; butchers steady; steers
81 7Ga,3 10
Shccp-Rcccipts 80 heal; ship
mcnts 1870 head. Prices lower at - ~
IA 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, January S.--Cattlc--
Receipts to-day 3Dl heal nl through ia and
732 head ui lo.al, total ior the two day
| ,33g head Oi through and ,Uk3 heal oi
local. No prime On the market. Govl,
1900 To |, 400 lbs, II iagd 1 10; common,
l,OO0to 100 lbs., ~ JVa4 o.
Hogs -Rccripts to-day 1,lD head;
total Tor the two days l0,2u hea'.
Workers - O0la3 IL; Philadclplias
- l5d3 ~.
Receipts to-day 800 head;
total lor the two days 800 head. Mar
ket fair; selling at - .Jta 4 ~,
Cincinnati
CINCINNlTI, January s.-Ii0gs Ac-
tive, firm and higher; heavy common
81 25Cd . III: light - 7Va2 10: packing
~ s5(d3 ~: butchers s. 0Sa3 10 Re
ceipts : ,3,j head; shipments |, ,S75 head.
baltimore Live Stock.
BALTIMORE, January, !.
By the concerted action of butchcrs
and cattle dealers here, On and after the
second Thursday in January, 1870, the
market will he held on Thursday Ol each
week.
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MAINE.
Inauguration of Gov. GarcelOn.

.tUGrsrA, January SIN convention
Of both branches oi the legislature,
Alonzo Garcrlun, Ciovernor-elect, at
tended by Ex-Governor Connor and his
council, took the oath oi office to-day.
The Governor in his message, con-
graduates the nation un the return to
resumption, expressing the hope that it
may never again be led into 50 plain a
violation Of the constitution as the pass
agr ui the legal tender act.
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Mexican Exoursionists.

NEW ORLEASs, January S.-The Chica-
20 eNrurSiOnistS, or the American
industrial deputalion o. Mexico, at a
meeting this afternoon, returned thank
Ia the Governor, Legislature, Mayor,
Cotton ENchangr, New Orleans Cnh
and to various places Of amusement fpr
the marked courtesy shown them dur
ing their stay in this city. They leave
tomorrow, by the steamer City of Mex
icu. Tor Vera Cruz.
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CAMBRIDGE, q.
Seriously Burned.

CNuBmnuE, January Another
very serious accident occurred at scott ;
coal mines, near here, this afternoon.
\ little FIVE year-old cOlored girl named
McPhersOn was left in a house alone,
when by Some means her clothes
caught fire, and, before rescued, her
head, back and arms We're burned in u
rightlul manner.
\ little child ui John Harris, ol West
Cambridge, lcll into a CRATE fire to-day,
and was severely burned about the
head and arms.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHrNGruN, January 81 A. n
For Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, north
eriy winds With snow, backing to west
erly with colder. clearing weather, fall
ing, followed by rising barometer.
For the lakes northeTiy winds. cooler
partly cloudy weather, and stationary
or rising barometer.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, January \.
Death of Representative Hartridge.
The otficicial notice OF the death OF
Representative lIartridge Was taken up,
and Messrs. Cook, Frye, Cox, Cabell,
Stone, Davidson and Hanna, were ap-
pointed committee to accompany the
remains 10 Georgia.
Alinnrnrl
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Railroad Aoeident.

CINcINNAFI, January S-The lassen-
ger train east on the Cleveland, Gmrm-
natl, Columbus aud Indianapolis rail-
briige near Springfield, O., yesteniay
throwing of lOur wOrkmen. William
Ferren, living in Cleveland, iell thirty
feet into the stream His shoulder
blade was badly hroken and his hea.i
cut. Another man, name unknown,
MAS Also hadly injured.
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Pre- m B.lttmora

BILTIHORE, January "a large live
story warehouse, No. 347 and 30
Baltimore street, burned tonight The
CHIEF losers are Louis Ash a Son,
eloshieFs Leonard Passane, clothier; ID.
y. Haynes 4 Co, queensvare stry-
bling 4 Todd. book printers. and Chann-
cey Brooks, owner Of the building Loss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

Oar CIR, January s-AArket opened
active and finn, with sl 0lCsl o3t bal;
adyancal with OCCASIONAL reactions 10
81 GA, then ieIl and closed ai 81 0si.
Shipments 1900 bArrels. transactions
2en-OOO tarreIs-
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Arizona I,sxislature

SAN FRAN,ISoo, January S.-A Pres
cutt spectral SAYS; The Arizona LcgiSla-
tuee met Monday and organized yester-
day, The Council consists ot five Re
puhliCans and iour Democrats, ami the
House oi ten Democrats and eight Re
s,a,l.h.an-
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nom Oameron A Nominated.

llARRIsBURd, January S.-The Repub-
lican caucus nomiifated J. Donald Cam
eron inr [ nited States Senator. Eighteen
Greenbackers held a caucus and agrecd
To vote for Judge Aguew.
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F.,.,Acc,5snt toa Ralloonis,

IATTLE RoGG, January S-PrOiessor
Henry burke, in attem pting a balloon
ascension at JOnesbOro, CTaighead
county, iew days ago, iell nom the
traIeTe, distance II I 100 ieet, and Was
instantly killed
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at "a to 4 per cent-GOssrn-
ments Actiye-FIOur in Buyers fa-
yor-Wheat in Moderate
0emand-HOgs Dull,
FIHANCE.

New York, January S.-MoSEY-Easy
at 2i@4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4(a5 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills strong at 4S2i; sight ex-
change on New York 4S7t.
SILvER-At London ACID; here, silver
bars l0sl; subsidiary silver coin lola
per cent discount.
GoVRRNMENTs-Active.
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Yenow Fsrer Commission.

NEw ORLEANS, January S.-The Vel
low Fever canmissi0n concluded its
lalors here to-day. MeSsrs. lamar,
ellison and Hooker and the members Of
the .Baarl OF ENperts, left Tor Washing
ton this afternoon. -.
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A Iol. ha. !, Klnea Hlm.

MIDpLErovN, o., January s.-Yester-
day, a colored tramp sleeping in the
engine room Of the paper works, was
snifocated by the fumes fr0m choral,
potash and nitric acid, q kettle coatain-
ing the mixture having beeu placed near
him as pnstical Joke. 44
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more active than ii was last week, there
being an improved feeling among sell
ers. We quote Sia4ic, with choice lots
at IS l5a5 25 per 100 pounds.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NYw YoRK, January s.-Dry Goods
Guinness continues quiet with commits
sion houses. Cotton goods generally in
little demand, but fine bleached shirt
ings more active at reduced prices.
Mems wear woolens moving slowly.
Foreign goods dull.
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Ayers Hair visor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
VITALITY ASD COLOR

.LfBss- ,srs aissp
I-sisfasnt szst h-fs
dttsFI kEtsils,<Si
is0i. all turn NE
bsiIEr.y ADD silissf
Ofthsn lnfllns u -
sissi l,sesasisuly
AIefs Haif Nisfa.
W i0ax and erss1
hsi u 90. G. III
isx ~ NE ksls IN
ssedisifiy. Oftsn -
psss the GfOsu
aaa.1 alaaaa aIIr.lE
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MaaAms Andar.on,s Tramu.

NEN luRS, January S.--Madame An
derSon, At noon, nlAds 2,l1Ith quarter
mile in 5minuteS and Is seconds.
Vt ten e clock, tonight, Madame An
lerSon completed her 2,2lSJh quarter
mlie, making her last quarter in four
minutes.
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HALLS
vtrIAStE SIctuAN
HAIR
RENEKER,

hi. standard article l. comI.gnioi With the
grcate.i rsw.
10. ch,s't. afs a. sOiidcIinl al,i Satisfactory g.
ever.
"a rsb,f- gray 90 LSiei hail ~ IL Jotitial color
Itnrn,Uyc. all eTTU ptions. " hlug and fandrur
ani th, .aip w 10 dss' tsFfaBss white add eleen.
~ H. TOME pfUI--rils- u festD's- the rapilafy
gland, a. tluif uutmal sigH gr,N sutiLs bsld
ne-s aiti mAk Ina the hair gtOu thirt ard sifOns
~ Adnssing b1thing Las b,sn iOuni ~ -
fstuai of desirable
Br A. 4 Hays, rtab As-4yef ~ AA>eshu.
s.lt.. sa,s oft. Z oJnsid.f Il the bsst pfcJsf.
uOn kf ip intcBds.i Iuu-,-ss T"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

oFFHE. 40. Igl MARKET sTRttT
This Company insun> all descriptions Of pro
,..riy against l,.s or damage hl me iOr long OF
short time on the meet favorable terms Also
will insure tHrg'rs ou the western waicis si
current Tahs
rAlIouagr 81 a., public n-pc fully solicited
BIRb TORS
Mm Is simIs1u Wa q Handlsn,
John l.. IlObbs, John v BOtsiori,
J. X MOI iurtnry q y. Brwp
n 4. hcaic.
OfIlIEE-.
Wg Is -Iur-us. rrsilrut
MC HNNBlNN. Nicr President
RlIIINRD hAkN1i. ~tteiBV.
OSCAR -ANbEO,il Agent Aiid solicitor,
mars
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saOssss q shs ssFEks ., sGnssyills.

ZANEsyIILE, O., January S-The coal
miners sneeeeie.i in getting the advance
asked ior, and are now receiving four
cents per bushel for mining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

Without much variation in che num-
Der Of the receipts from last vspk, Psins
show no chsnxe. quality considered,
there being some ioas OF very choice
Sheep which spld ior extra pHcss- The
martet vas Tenenily dun. but slightly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

tss-sTsss bah The hair aDd Ib bs4afy. fhn
bs.<hy sezk 40 siekly hair t--s@~s A<ng,
yilxsls snd stfensiheBs,i. i~t hair rgfyss vith
sisln.h.sl tiin hair ts.ss ~n.; and isf-1 of gray
hsin rrs1ms her sfixna4l sslOf, Its ot<fslios
/, esrs sisf hxrIait-s u sssrs dxnsiruf. kssh
81 ksssar-. ssd kssJ~ tss -zly God clesa sss
ssf--gHdsr sbih eofsfifiCos, di-'sss al uks
ssalg ere iap<>-i,ds.
Ass dfu..lnx 10 l.ilss' hair. tlss yispf Il pfal.
ed 10 10 Krzt~ini sisi .sfrssth r<ffsns and
yalBed ix the ssh is<s. ss.d .shl.s-s u tSss ii
1at.rts- fryy.f.si ty
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Asthma and Distressing Cough Cured.


Nv mother was great sufferer from
Asthma, cough, could nnt sleep, her
symptoms became very alarming, short
breath, pains and oppression. Dr.
sWayne's Compound Syrup oi Wild
Cherry restop,d her 10 good health. Ii.
Meyer, gruceI, Seventeenth and CaTpen-
ter streets. PhIladelphia-
PHYSICIANS CECoNNEND IT.
Dr. Thomas j. BhnAds, BoyertOwn,
Berks county, Penn, writes: Dr
Swayns's Compound Syrup ct Wild
Cherry esteem very highly; have been
selling and recommending il to NV pa
tients Tor many years, and u always
proves etfioacious in obstinate coughs,
bronchial and asthmaticAl affections. il
has made some remarkable cures in this
section. and consider il the best rem
edy with which | am acquainted. Priee,
trial size, S5 cents a bottle. Large si1e,
81, OF six bottles for s.. Prepared only
by Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
Sold by all ieaaiing druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

WASHINGTON, January The SeCrc-
Tar, ui the Treasury called the hollow
iuL bonds, datrd July I, 1876, viz: So,
Nu-. lS,UOl tn 23OOO, both inclusive;
500, Nos. 1901 to 24,OOO, both in
elusive. $40, Nos. lb,UOl to -, ,tsiO, both
inclusive. II l.NO Nos. 2UOOl tu 31,OOO,
both inclusive Total coupon bonds
-tuJNUtN
Registered bonds, rc,lccmahle at the
pleasure the njtci States after july
I. lS12. ~ lulluws S0O, Nus. iil "a StO
both inclusive. >lOO, Nu>. I, tOl tu 500
both inclusive. 500. Nos 9.Sbl to $50
both inclusive. II .OOO. Nos. n .OOl o. H.
5Ob buth inclusive; S5,uuO, NuS. &5il
g. 4.&uU. huth inclusive; SlO,OO, Nos
" sol o. $500, both inclusive. Total
registered, StNOOtO. Asgr,gatc, SlO,-
UOOO,O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

With a lair increase in the number of
the receipts over lAsi week. prices show
an advance Oi fully le sino Last week.
though the market Ezs not active nj any
time. The quality a the offerings sss
fully A. god a. xss that of the run lat
week. Quotations izii. common rough
stock selling zt thr iormer figure, most
sales being made at and near 4satl
THE sHEEP HAKKn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

Tns annual nssuns a lbs ssssAseldsn' q ihs
Nan Guy Bsvinx Company tor Ne nsrasnsi
Dissrsss. viB b hss1 ss - Dsvsssy a. lee
~. lsssaD q. IN. bsssso ~ ssss q Ma.
=. ssd3.L ~. C. bA0uL.
ts1saws s<estAU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-09

The arrivals oi cattle during the week
amounted tO ,gfI heal, against 2,0B
last week, and so the corresponding
week oi last year, and the sales during
the week amounted a. |, l,il5 heal,
against ,0J2 last week, aud ,i3l heal
the corresponding week Of last year.
The market has been very heavy this
week, trade commencing very slouly,
and no, improving any in ~ proyre-s,
but rather becoming worse towsrls ti,e
ciO-e. Prioes we're lalc off, quality
ounsileroi-I ON the tops and on the
middIe md common grades The qual-
ity ii the offerings was something hitter
than last week. Quotations 2a5ic.
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PrrrssURSH, January s-Petroleum
--Firm; crude sl = st ParkeTs boz
iuImefiate shipIneas; refined SIC Cor
Philadelphia delivery.
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Mich cow.

The receipts are light and the market
very dull. Quotations, ss5A50 per head.
The SWINE saEKET.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
THE RENO INQUIRY. I.
Lieut.. Varnum and DR.. Porter on the
Stand. but Furnish no Important In.
formation.
LIEUT.. vARNUM.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

Especial Telegram to the Globe1
CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-From the evidence
of Lieut.. Varnum in tho Reno in
quiry to-day, it was gathered that Gen.
Custer must have kept himself informed and
known that Reno's men were standing on the
defensive. It was his idea at the time that
Custer had either been corralled like Reno or
had gone down the river to join Terry, who was
coming up.
DR. R. Il. PORTER,
who was acting assistant surgeon under Custer,
and who was with Renos battalion, was put on
the stand. From his evidence it seems that he
also understood that Custer was expected to
support Reno. The adjutant had told Reno
that Custer was coming along when Benteen
was seen approaching. After Reno got to the
hill the men supposed at first it was Custer
coming to their relief.
Western Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Liet. Varnum was cross
examined this morning regarding the Custer
massacre, and testified that the Gray Horse
cavalry which he had mentioned mu t have
seen that Reno's command was entering into
an engagement with the Indians, and Custer
must also have known they were at bay, and in
witness judgment any careful commander
would have inquired into the situation of the
troops from which he expected support. There
was Misunderstanding between Custer and
Reno previous to this time. The Indians were
probably not less than four or five thousand
strong, and half that force was too great for
half the whole command. He thought Reno
was right in using his own judgmenA in getting
out of the woods.
DR.. H. r. Porter, of Bismarck, acting assist
ant surgeon under Custer, with Reno's batal-
lion, testified he heard the adjutaut deliver to
Reno the command to cross the ford and then
charge the Indians. The adjutant told witness
Custer would support Reno. Reno obeyed the
order, and the fight progressed with the Indians
for while, but finally the Indians made the
charge, and not the troops, a fact which sur
prised witness.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING

GOVERNMENT PRINTING
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Representative Fin
ley has submitted to the committee on public
expenditures his report with reference to the
investigation of the government printing Of
hce. After charging general extravaganza, the
report recommends the abolishment Of the
printing office, and the printing to be let to
only the Congressional Record and bills offered
in either house shall be printed in Washington.
NEW YORK NOMINATIONS.
The Senate committee on commerce had a
long session to-day without disposing of the
New York customs nominations.
FOUR PER CENTS.
Subscriptions to the per cent. loan since
yesterdays report, $9,089,6
APPOINTMENT.
The President nominated Jas. II. Sloss
United States marshal of Alabama.
POST ROUTE BILL.
The Senate committee on postoffices and cost
roads to-day authorized Chairman Ferry to
offer as amendment to the postoffice appro-
priation bill all the past legislation which was
added to the House post route bill by the
Senate last session except the Brazilian sub
sidy clauses. These legislative provisions re-
late to the classification OF mail matter and
compensation of railroads, the franking privi-
leges and several other subjects of less import.
ance. The post route bill above referred to is
still pending on disagreements between the
two houses.
KID GLOVE TRADE.
The secretary of the treasury addressed a
communication to the committee on commerce
of the Senate, and the committee of ways and
means of the House, requesting that the peti-
tion to Congress from New York, that an inves.
tigation be made into the kid glove trade, be
granted, and that the investigation be made
as soon as practicable.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed VIM. G. Thompson.
Iowa, chief justice Of the supreme court OF
Idaho. Postmasters: Ohio, F. s. Goodson
Bellevue. Indiana, Thomas N. Robertson.
Brazil; John q. Eller. Munice; Samuel B.
Webster, Monticello. Illinois, Gollus Rutz,
Jr., Highland; N. 81. Pratt, Kewanee; Isaac M.
Kealy, Duquoin; Andrew Wilson, Sparta; Gill
bert Rosseter Lake Forest; Samuel Buckw ell
National stock yards; j. II. Anderson, Have.
lock; Samuel Linn, Earlville; Seneca D. Chaplin
Whitehall; J. B. Miller. Anna; F. 81. Bates
Bates, Elmhurst. Iowa. VIM. @. Paddock,
Kuoxsville; 8. A. Moore, Bloomfield; J. M.
LIE Mars, Nebraska; @. P. r. Williamson,
Grand Island
Daily globe., 1879-01-24

Alaska, and that it had given to corporation
| That party had given millions to railroad cor
porations, and the Democratic party wanted to
| save few acres lett for the benefit of the
| whole country.
| Mr.. Eden offered as substitute for Reagan 8
amendment an amendment providing that all
public lands which have been granted by Con-
| gress to aid in the construction of railroad and
telegraph lines, which have not been earned.
and which have lapsed by failure to complete
such railroad and telegraph lines within the
time limited. are hereby declared forfeited to
the United States.
MIR. Elan opposed the amendment. There
was good deal Of cry and very little wool about
| these grants to railroads. What would be the
population of the Western States to-day but
for the great railways, and it was not fair the
Southern States should not participate in the
benefits of the railroad system.
Mr.. Cain spckein favor of the bill The
education of his race was very important. A
nation should raise it's citizens above supersti-
tion and crime. he proceeded to quote statis-
tics that the number of illiterate colored per.
sons in the South was much smaller than that
of white persons. Education was necessary all
over the nations especially in Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and South Carolina.
Mr.. Wright opposed the bill.
The committee rose without acting on the
amendment.
ARMY BILL.
nlT' aeWlG6, IrOm Gne COmm1GGee on appfO-
priations, reported the army appropriation
bill, and said hcswould cali it up for conaider-
alton after the postofhce appropriation bill was
disposed of.
CoNFERREEs.
The Speaker then appointed conferrees on the
Indian appropriation bill Messrs. Singleton and
Baker, Indiana.
COMMERCE.
Mr.. Cox, New York, introduced bill to
regulate commerce between the United States
and Canada, and to provide for reciprocal
navigation. Referred to the committee on
ways and means.
NIGHT SESSION.
A session was ordered for tomorrow night
for considerations of reports from the judiciary.
CENSUS.
Mr.. Cox, New York. chairman Of the COM
mittee on census: reported bill for taking the
federal census. Ordered printed and recon-
mitted.
MIR. Ryan, from the same committee, submit
ted the views of the minority. Ordered printed
and recommitted.
The House then took recess until 7:9O, the
evening session to be eon the bill to regulate
postage on third class mail matter.