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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-21
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Chicago WartthsriGt.
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tn Dubuque Co., 70 nabe Is Obne Offsiele
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

and a citizen of loyal State could not lave the
same rights under our laws a ConfedHrat who
had borne arms AGAINST the Government Of the
United States. q" If the claim" said he, " was
brought by a Confederate General. it would have
been allowed"
Senators Mcmillan and Hoar took the ground that
a cOUtraband trade carried on between Mitchell
and Coniedcrates N arms against the Government
of itself sufficient 10 bar the claim but further
than that, Mitchell had given aid and comfort 70 the
enemy by procuring supplies for them. In this he
was a traitor and deserved death by the rules of
war. Mr.. Hoa: SAID that if a Southern rebel had
come into the North as Mitchell went into the
South, and had. after trahicBlng with our army,
gone again into lis own country. he would have
been hanged within twcnty-four hours after his re-
turn.
While the debate was going on Mr. Window asked
that the bill might bc laid aside for an appropra-
ton bill ; but Mr. Edmund> hoped the discussion
might go on, as II was very instructive ana lntcr-
eSting. " II - entirely too good, lac sald, To be
laid aside
Tie hill representa- n vcritable Southern claim Of
the class most Objectionable perhaps, of all, and IT,
treatment by the Senate VIII have peculiar value
showing the temper of that body with respect 10
such LEGISLATION. he discussion VIII be resumed
tomorrow unless the Ilerds the bill arc induced
70 wit ldTaW IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsnI~GroN, Thursday. Jan %. 1879.
The subscriptions to lie 4 per cent loan to-day
amounted To- $90-9,G0O.
D.. Luderman, Director Of Tie Mint, is danger
oi,l, Ill., and LIS physicians have no hopes Of his
coyery.
the Joint Commission on the transfer Of the Indian
Bureau which vas 20 have met today postponed il
session on account OF the absence OF senator Osc-hy
and thr illness ~ Judge Boone. Who hl- attack OF
rheumatism. \ meeting viii De- held on saturday.
William " Leeds. chief Clerk OF the Indian Ofice.
whose resignation was rendered and accepted to-day
leaves the office with an honorable record. The differ
tuce~ or opinion which induced BIS resignation in no
manner affects the respect and confidence to which his
character eutite him.
The Senate committee appointed last session on mo-
ton OF senator Matthew's 10 investigate allegations con-
ccrun- H. participation in Louisiana aiiai,-, has not
vet been supplied with TIE copy ~ Jane. L. Anderson
testimony before tine Potter Committee, which the
House asked for No meeting "i!I be called until
this Testimony l. received
Tho Secretary # the Treasury has addressed a COM
m.uieatlon 20 the Committee on Commerce 81 the Scu
atr and the Committee ou Was an Means OF the
i.usr requesting shat The pcju1u ~ \. stewart ~
Co.. o. tvNo,k. that an Investigation he made iuto
tr aid glove cases. hr granted, and that the uNc-tis
ton he made q, soon 80 practicable.
An argument vii be- heard ucSt week before NJ
French Assistant secretary ~ the Treasury upon tie
application ~ Sargent Gr,cucaf and the Yale Lock
M3nura,tuiu. Company .ol ;Ar removal Of the Holmes
fii14-lock from %" silver vault IN NrNNort t'v
and for q rronptou OF me u-o ~ 'our 81 the same
IacL. which wore recently purchased heinz >cut 10 the
United Se'.- NM a San Francisco for u-r targr The
',,lrt I'M. .Irltlon Is That The Holmes tmcock
D. an iuIrlu cement %. sargent invention
E4ptr.,.ati.r Finley. r. O10, has submitted TO the
House Committee on Public Expenditures l1s report
With reference 10 90. Government Printing Onicc Atter
cAr.iug general cztrIyIrtucr. Mr.. Fucv r-commrnd-
lie PRINTING. te O. ,vennrn lee let ON by contract %
tie lowest bidder The report proposes that only The
iug0u. It's Understood that there are ou one two
mcmhcr- If lhe committee who VIII give the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
FEDERAL AID TO EDUCATION.
INCIDENT. or TIE DEBA1L II ZEE EoJ-E-A
CoIoEID Nt>;EfE NAMES roiNT WHICH IS
not EFII~HID.

INCIDENTS OF TIE DEBATE u iit I'' u A
ColoErD Nt>;BrE Nt>ls rotNT WHICH IS
not ETII>HID.
iGY TELEGRAPH To- rHE 1GIByNEI
NA,uI<G1oN. Jan. 23.-Thc House. in Commit
Zee of the Whole spent most Of the afternoon dis
cu,,inc Nj Goodies bin 10 educate the people by
giving the net proceeds OF the sales of the public
lands 10 the several states for educational purposes,
the money To he appoTtJncd for the first ten years
on the basis of liIteracy Mr. GooGc explained the
provisions Of the bill and made brief speech IL Its
favor. quoting with approval part Of a recent adj
dress hy the Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher new de-
parture for a southern statesman, and SAVING that
he had adopted the sentiment. ot Martin Luther as
10 what constitutes a state.
Mr.. Duuncn. Of Minnesota, made a strong speech
i'm oppo>lrion 10 tie bill on the ground that while
the fund realized would amount 70 very little, the
MASSAGE of the bill would probable prevent IL" ell
actncnt of any legislation repeating the rroem9-
+,on law and rescryIlg the remainder of the public
domain for actual settlers under the homestead and
tr.,-.lture laws. lie said that not more than Ole
twentieth OF The public land remaining is III Tor
cutivation and ne showed that the amount sold for
cash last year was only about One-nnlh oI the
whole amount disposed Of
Mr.. Patterson Of Colorado, and Mr. MaeinHIs, OF
Montana, opposed the bill an act of injustice TO
The new states and Territories.
Mr. Townsend, of Ncw-York, said that the bill
vyasouc for the benefit of the south and he had
heard of nothing else IN the House for week OK
cent pronositons of one kind and another to benefit
that section Pr his part, he believed the common
schools TO be purely a state institution, with which
fine General Government has nothing to do, and
,h,t each state has an nalienabIe hight TO be
as ignorant as it plcascs.
Mr.. Loling and Mr.. Monroe advocated the passage
Of the bill the latter saving that he for one !, IA
favor of voting 50, OOO. 900 year from the United
states Treasury oa;d education IN the states.
Mr. Wright. OF Penn. iyAnia, said he should OBJ
iect 70 voting aid for any purpose until the distress
OF the tollIng millions is relieved. He created gen
cral merriment by the ,Oiemnity Of ms assertion
that Pennsylvania las to-day 1000 people III Lei
lunatIc arylum-.
one OF the cOlOred members, Nr. Cain, Of south
Carolina. III some observations on what Had brru
said by Mr.. Monroe aud others respecting the Hit
eracv Of the c0lored people, held the attention o
the House for some time and created considerable
amusement By reading statistics showing That Ia
numbcr Of the Southern States the number OF hitter
ate whites greatly exceeds that OF the illitcfaie
negroes He was not permitted To hnlsh his It.
marks ,-, Al
bill was then reported the House. but no vote was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
pnII1Irs EHANlF-

CoNrTUlE AMNESTY, FREEDOM OF IHi PRES. AND
THE RIGHT OF PUBLIC MILLING - Dr. URGED
By TIE RADICALS.
YHRs.rtus. Thursday. Jan % $50.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day, VI.
Laroscnc Iouhert proposed hat The Chamber meet IN
Paris nnit the weather becomes mirr. The question
y. n undecided It's asserted thar " envy. Pres-
dent az the Chamber favor %: roe Proposition.
NJ cav presented the budget for l>e0 b. tue Chamber
OF Deputies this afternoon.
PARIS. Thursday, Jar. -. 1872.
II is asserted that the Radicals Will .Atruduco morns
in FAVOR u complete amnesty tomorrow ana VIII io-
d bill, relative % freedom ~ the press and INC Tght
OF public meetings IN a short umn.
The pr,.,cltion Of the LGHter,e radical ueNsp3lcr
FOR ib-ing "iiclalr ha- begun.
Krnrrs rose in pr.ce 0ddy upon = rumcr that e"
t,rucla ION would be- addressed 10 VI Lr'u so. Minister
o FnAucc III he Chamber OF Drputlc>. regard to the
,rsou ~ the per cent rcit-s dt tat b, Would
ruv that he console gpd suc conversion i"ppor'uur IN
rur prrs,ut circumstances and lupUss. i0g "a ous
ID ID Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
CRIMES C4>CILIIhS-Br 1ELEGR4PA

COUNTY TEFA~rELH'S DEFICIT
TROY y. y. Jan. 25.-lhe final examination Of
tie I.rnlt- ITra,rrr Wright % ~dId0gA County, shows
a deficiency u :-i.pJu.
BANK OFFICER ARRESTED.
S.HtroGA. Jan. 25.-Jlcob II. Harrington. a
director thr Frt Nalnl! Bans e-tcC tu} !uI
violating thc NatIotal banking Jaw.
KILLED ia a DRUMMER SOLDIER
Fort MtkI>NIN. Jan. 2S.-Puvat" Ringer, foIn-
nan, IT, oh Infantry shot audi Al't By drunken soldier
of The sane CON r2uy Oh The lJth instant
bIrGItEY ~ Az IN-I RANCE OFFICE.
Nn\rur A. Jan. 23.-lhr office 81 the sun lu-uG-
s Company hv burglars last night The -Aie
,., uaf open cash a'A. SOC stolen
SENTENCED 10 TWEN -. FIVE YEARS IMPHI son
MINT
MA<,HFSIFR, v H., Jan. 23-ln the supreme
court mi. afternoon IiuaId M,N4D Wa sentenced %"
~t4c Prison tNcatJ I've years for In assault upon bis
NItrs d-ILAt r.
II-HONE-T CITY EMPLOYEES
PUI tuILPUIA. Jan. 2j.-t,roTgc Beck and George
Eart,, ~ clerks tie Water urut, charged Will
.lt have entered pleas Oi guilty 10 three bills If
.I-i, tl. 90 Zach.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Dt,BWoau. y. i. Jan. -3.-Niliam Rafferty,.
n.-.nr,ri ,le rnur -ul i",k HI Treasure coach u
rr.plls pi-io tIe Nr-.ttdi5 dropped u, and
fi, hammer -.sau- the brake block discharged TIE
weapon. killing him INSTANTLY
A BEOEIR tHAItGED WITH FRAUD.
MoNTRFAI. Jan. 23.-Allau kItchle, broker. has
been arrested charge 81 Ilt-ng mOury "n false Wf
lngse receipts aim ty iIhuIn g. Mon wafrh" e.
man sad, have suffered 10 cohsliADir ra
tent The Atl tug iOuay ~ investigate the
warehouse receipts GeDos.ie d N4th tLein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
POLICY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

IsVINII IIIT-II'tI IlIII 80 -.
In the Senate to-day the Minister of W0r-
ship IN the course OF debate sad slUcc tho
OF Pope Leo who spoke IN calm, elevated language. Ger
tain concession. became easier. 1he Government would
pursue policy Of moderation, ANA eut'a'or t0 smooth
;iic difficulties relative 10 The appointments %
sees IN tn Royal patronage while UNFOLDING the rights
OF the Crown. The Vatican Nll ,ucrtt take steps ID
r..tah!.sA relations win rhe McNiraA Government.
-.,.uId urg3tittIous Un-dCst-- M tAr wants
OFT e NrNlcan Churcn NIL b." -uppled 300 the nst man
ncr possible without the Intervention oi the Cow
eminent
The question OF the possibility amt cNpec"ncy OF rem
tcr,uy tne tatuouc Church ma Iu.' ui directly de-
anI.tr up0u the Pope, instead 90 u"up ft. toayrcga-
t,In Propas anda Eide, j. sim under examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
HEAVY SHIPS IN LAKE COMMERCE.
CANAL. II ORDER TO PERMIT THE PASSAGE OF
LARGE VESSELS.

CANAL. II ORDER To PERMIT THE PASSAGE OF
LARGE VESSELS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBrNP.I
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Another comprehensive
scheme OF internal improvement Is about to lie
brought 10 the attention OF Congress. The Senate
Commerce Committee will be adore -sed tomorrow
bv n ,legation Of vesscl-owners from the lake
cities headed BY ex-senator Ramsey, of Minnesota,
aad Mr.. George II. Elv Of Cleveland, who Will
favor carrying out by National appropriations the
IDEAS of thc following resolutions which were lately
adopted by the St. Paul Waterway improvement
Convention:
Whereas The rapid settlement and fertile character
OF the .f reg ~ country north and west OF the head
Of Lake superior ani me xhsustlbie mineral and
N1rIhcru wlrar-ay as will 1ye tie largest sized y,s-
srls free and uuiuterTupted navigation thrUG-h tie
c~; ANA direct route aud 10 the consumer the pro-
dact- OF this region at tlc smallest cost and,
is u ITO ~ Mary. River between LAX superior ana
Ike Huron, present condition OF which permits Ir-
so d. ont twelve feet diat 10 pass. ami although tHr
Government has mad" large expenditures h re con
sIciou ot snip anal tor vessel, drt" u- en- irr
until such further improvements are IGIcc 20 lhr river
bcor rs VIII give The required depth 81 wafer ana inns
i(f s'e Of oru Ak VS. IT, ana III annually
~ I.. ~ "a rrn,t ~ fl.. lui,- wealth. therefore
mmrliatc acceptance by the United states 81 the =
a. Michigan Of Apl g. 1850 IT, establishment rs Ace
cull ana the speedy completion OF the lie" ocA ana It's
approaches.
Ecmlr,d That ash " Congress an appropriation for
~. urthtI survey of tIc channels between Lake sup
ran! Lake IGrou. and 50 uE ,or The lWpfON on,ht
ol the present Channel and The It. Car Flats anu DE"
tro.t i.iy.r 81. in the opno OF rne War Department
can Do ifdciuu~y cN cIdcd fhc c"Hn. season
Prg1itsd That further petition Congress Tor an "i-
prupIIou complete the survey Of the nIruor al the
head ef H. kc super pr and ii- earl, improvement, so as
10 meet the present Increasing demands e.! comm rec
Icsoiced ma l. 81 the utmost Importance mat the
necessary naInors tue Northern waters may be suit
ably improved.
Major WGtzcl. Of the Lighthouse Board estimates
that the ultimate cost of the work proposed above
would be about four and quarter millions Of dol
lars. 4 great number Of congressman, whose dis
tricts border the lakes all the way from O>wrgo
" Y. TO Duluth are interested in this project and
tLcy Will make an carne, effort to secure IN alpro-
priation large enough at least 10 make survey Of
the Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
WAR CLAIM IN TIE SENATE.
a DEBATE WHICH Mr. EDMCND- DECLARED TO
.. -.----------.-E .A-u -N--Lu---L.- =
4NNIhl' liN r ANb M hiN4INH'
tEY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSEt

INSTRUCTIVE AND INTERESTING"
.EY TELEGRAPH 10 THE tribune
WASWNoT0N. Jan. 23.-In the Senate this after
noon Senator McCrecry moved TO suspend al prior
orders for the purpose OF taking up the private
claims Of one Warren Mitchell for cotton seized by
Tie United states during the war.
Il appears that Mitchell was native of Kentucky.
lie had wicked partner who lived further South.
While protesting loyalty, and while halling from a
loyal State, Mitchell went into Georgia. staying
three years al the end Of which time he had
anassed Sl2s 500 % worth of cotton. When Sher-
man came through on his march 10 the sea- he cap
turcd tins cotton and sent il 10 Newly ork, and the
proceeds Of the sale were turned into the Treasury
Mr.. Ldmunds objected strcEuou-ly 10 the cousld-
Grafton Of the bill to-day, but Mr. Harris, OF len
lessee, who seemed to have the matter in charge,
PERSISTED and majority decided 10 take IL up. The
case has been before the Court of Claims, where a
decision was made that the claimant could not
recover because a citizen of loyal state be had
been traffcking with persons in rebellion Mr..
Mitchell, while within the Confederate lines
turned penny by supplying portion of the South
ern army with pork. The Supreme Court sustained
The decision Of the lower court. Mr.. Harris thought
1t Wa al exceeding hardship that loyal man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
F4ILrRES IN me LE4THER T&4DE.
ICY TELEGRAPH 10 ruf rRIBrvF.I

II III IT'If'
BOsrov, Jan. 23.-Wlson & Morgan, who
bavl been manufacturing bamorals and brogans II
Milton y H.. AMI have been selling 10 the West, South
and southwest have suspended Their isa No ll9
-lmmcrst Boston. The firm was started N May I-77,
and ba. done FAR business. They owe about $1,000.
hu hayc net prepared statement OF their assets and
liabilities. III. Liabilities are chiefly in Boston.
Henry GIn,t. ~ Richmond. Va, Joh1cr Of boots and
.4ocs has failed owing about S3i 600 he So; 600
for irrrtIu!I-t mos 30 this vicinity, aud 900
oftyi money H. urrIs - cents ou the dollar 70 Dee
r,i m four and -iZ months. TINS j. not ell received,
ana IL viii hot probably ID" accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
urRDER ~ i forRrh G4ED sALooN
HENRY MAIDEN, A SAILOR. FATALLY sHOr By
JoH< SMITH, THE SALOON METER

ut.<PY MADrEN. A SAILOR. FATALLY sHOr Bl
J,u< SMITH, HE SALOON kEFpER
The cries OF murder from d saloon called
the sailors Return" at No. - 0Aycr-st., kcpt
by man named john smith, at about
1870 last night, were quickly responded to
by Officers Mcincke cooley and Wright Ine
,o,rs - the saloon were found locked. but officer
Nc,ncke broke through the window. lie discovered
Henry Madden sailor lying on the floor bleeding pro-
rlr from an ugly shot-wouud in ;he neck In the sa-
J.on wore three or tour women and William Green.
md Robert Heating. These two men charged john
uith the keeper, with having fired tho shot smith
vas arrested b. officer helncEe, and with
the othcIs, was taken 10 the Fourth Pre-
cinct station. captain Petty held PIE. mnary exanI
r,t,ou. and then locked the prisoners up for
fine ni.t strctcher vas sent FOR tie wounded man
who had b,cu eft behind but ne found 10 he dead
IN. weapon with which tne man bad been Killed Was q
double barrel sno' :uu IL nt zee '.i orc clar-J III
-ufl made a straghrforw ara statement TO captain
P,tty DID relation 10 me shooting lie sd tHdt he "en'
Toned Nrlv Whituey. IutaNlcatcd, attempt
y" drve lrr upstairs. when keauns and
shoot them. bu, the cartridge fell ou. Then
Sreen 'G Geavy 4e b Tgy' on ar ohcad usns
% ragged wound, ana stunning nam i9r moment rear
TO- liz bedroom and brought down hi' .hnt
-un intending a. he say, - C, t u, u,H FIJI
an .cl.d hun again. and Madden w4o htl hr, Il wing
~ .n flr sofa rose and shouted HI him. smith
fhsu fired the KUN and Maiden fell When told that
Maiden was dead, smith became 'reuzci aud declared
that the .huot. ~ was Vuluicu.lu ntL
WuIi.m Green corroOorated -mit'- to-timony IN the
81, 80 - ,,imlttnd that they had an been drinking
b.fora ernifh came home. After he took rhc
revolver from smith he gave II to the lat
49,. wife. Green aleO stated that Smith
r.J one barrel OF thc gun 10 the DarroGm and another
rom The Jack ward. hut found that only bar
rel had been die nal-ci.
CIptaiu Petty stated that smith had Kept saloon DO
his precinct four year, and be believed him to nc a
Itaccable man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

\ MOTION ADOPTED ~ OPPOSUIO. TO BIsNAICFS
PARLIAMENTARY BLL-IHE ColFENNGNTs IL
NANCIAL POLICY.
Berlin, Thursday. Jan. % 1879.
The Lower House of the PrusSan Diet to-
day discussed motion, introduced by Deputy Here
man. an Ultramontsne. calm. upon the Pl-.In MIN
isiry instruct It's representatives ia the Federal
Council to oppose the Parliamentary Discipline bill
A motion made by tne Conservatives TO pass To the
order OF the day was rejected by Il vote of 43J 10
81 H,rr iccemau'- motion was also rejected hut
OF similar tendency introduce By tnc onal Liberals
and Plo-r,s-s adopted. TO the effect Lal existing
guarantees ~ liberty Of speech and tlc independent
standing Of r-u atiot- relative to Parliamentary bust
ness aud discipline constitute the essential ba,;, OF both
the Prl->ian and Imperial Constitutions, and
that relative to the bin now before
the Federal Council. The protection % con-
itutionaI rights safely be left 10
the Rc,!.tlg Itself Duru, the barr Count >tolbcrg
Weruzerode. tue representative 81 tr I'm eraI Cham
or declared that the Diet was incompetent % inter-
trgr N q matter which Wa before t.r Federal Council.
Thr Government i!cri'lr N''liN'" TO- '"tH 'i ''it
nrnt CONCERNING the contents OF tie b Cr IT, attitude
my tlfc,,lrl 20 a>>lliuC lu l'GarL "a, :t'O.
In Iu iay's .ijtU- II th IlUo,iH .sL-r Committee
tba Tui,taro FIuanre declared IH bis oTh uaIur.
ID a. SQUIRE. revenue from indirect tAIf.u' was g..
rrd Ia Germany, and UE n was H'r"t'ani nat ppt-
tl,n If tuc >ulpus could hc transferred Ia
tI. Individual states. 10 world Zoe useless to
,i,.rrl.. the question of iucaur and class taNrs.
III. rv r.flru of the present -trm cd ttN3uUE would
l lmrp.~ ib,e As -Oou a. tuc iull.cNaior' to3frN-
tiou of prussia - the Emiic d'cr"'ci o' nc I'D 10
IMPOSITION OF imp rit i"Ac- 'r t5 -rflu- ma The
Iuti,lIa. alI-l iroiu = -u;rc~ or income
.' 20 f.a ~l.r o. PfUs "a. the .l a't income li'c~
should be reunited 20 tnat amount .or the y'r 10 qIes