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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-05-29


"What a great thing the in
vention of the steam engine is,
exclaimed a Frenchman. slipping
his coffee in one of the Paris re-
staurants. "Why SOP" inquired
a friend sitting next to him.
Because it Is to that great IN
yention that | owe my fortune.
Ny aunt, who was killed last
month by railroad accident,
left me 100,000f. A month ago
to-day was hard at work try
ing to earn a living; to-day ! am
a gentleman. What a great in
yention the steam engine IS
Never speak in hurry. The
hospita@le Jones-"Yes, we're
in the same place, where you
dine9 with us last year. BY
the by, old man, | wish you and
your wife would co nc up and
take pot-luck with us again on
the"
The impnlsive Brown Gin the
eagerncss Of his determination
never again to take pot-Iuck
with the Joneses)--"My dear
fellow! so sorry! But we're en-
gagged on the-oa-a-on the-a-on
th-th-that EVENING""
Poor Jones (pathetiealIy9
old man, You might
have given me time just to name
the day."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-05-29

The position Of judge is a
trying one.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20
November 9th, 1879.
Aiani,s Mo,InlIlnIll,,Ilasnlt.

EI,nRA, November 4--The idea or
erecting C monument to Adam In this
city is no joke A subscription paper
with the following heading Is. now being
circulated: p, -. s|s s3' e '3s
@We, the subscribers, agEss 10 ;;s;s.7. sa.Is
sums set opposite cur respective snarnes,
for the purpose of erecting monument
10 Adam. Said fIi5fiufncflk shalt fje
erected within q mile of the btssent CIV.
on O spot collected by q committees az
three, who shall be elected by the eIlb,
scriberB Of O majority In amount sof tho
whole emonnt subacribsd for thie ptir-
pose. All subscriptions shall shai Ilayt.i
bls to the sreasnfef on demand. TftA
amount OF money necessary "a puF3faSe
the ate for this monument and .euelose
it with q suitable fence, and proyide life
membership tisketss shall be; considefed
Q part Of the cost Of this monument.
Each subscriber shall la entitled 10 4
life member g ticket Of admission to the
rnnnnmant af.rravad on cobnaY. for.
hir1self or friends, for each S:nk WliIch
he nay snbscriba.n .iI,s !. IS, q;
Frank @. Hall, tho great American
| traveller and banker; il treasurer of the
fund. Like 1IarlS Twain, he has went
ct tho tomb of Adam. Theidea og efect-
ing monument TO Adam IN ilSl.diHa
originated with the Rev. Thomas *
Beecher ina Discourse in; which IL vss
held that IL Elmira was not the ksaiSisn
Of Eden, 1t should hive been Marx
Twain, whose eppIine et fesid esics Is Nee.
and whosa Wits ia q native al, the citv.
at once ;sNin with the Rev. AEr. Bsees..,
or. Iney ,iropoes TO raise %, ,UUU fcr the
purpose of erecting the NOR nnnnent, Ok
Mayer Arsicts ID. O, Robinson the Coy
ernofs son |; the Hon. SeyIno Dexter,
Mark twain, ~ Z Beechsr, OhaFles Il.
Lanrdols Mark. Twain,s bfot thef.fnls /:
pr, feggFaff5 SPesker lTAzNire and
other prnss;:lent residents have eabs
scrihed to the, fund. a niakhla n16niiies
mont seyetty-fiye feat high 81 t5 fs
raised. It Is To haye ati inscri iol, wriI !.
ten by lIsrk Twain. 7t IS exps ctea rs
pc an position for urVeiii6g hr neai
spring -. SIN, Mar. s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20

DaSius patfin ofs Roahestsr Sfan
iesseti7 s $Sa9, Geo Nogsh ii property to ssis
nephew 60 ~ KS IL n & liil tiesa eitisr-
geiissg, lIia ii1l7 wants t. set ft bits
I the nephew announccs lsia iutaEti6n alS
Keeping #.
The great demand for 81 riner III ii
ReriDifnge is solely duo 70 =
yalue. Thousands psa' it To-day in pro
ference 10 any dtlicrs aud say 6ht 1t
tkogs and expels sgognsa otsAlY
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20
HAYEs ANp caANnLEn.

How fI,o AraIah,s PTas,., srt =,
FORMED INTO 8 etaIwart zaef, cIa,,a Ie,ss
espise Rrassnfs,s IsiIrriInare ed Isecs,,,,s.
cd by EinscIE.
gis IS f
Easlis;qtcn CdyTt dsliee W y. Graphic
AZ o,a of i, II. Il, u ~, ~ Il,
Rebuflics, !, fsaSe,., ltas. ss az .s.
b;ii ,ss MI .i si.e
as.of,isbe6 everIsSds - s;
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fae stafi,,,s =
on,e csS, ,.. - sais kllas sie M
nnt ]. 81. y I'M. snat ne is
Jant " 4 y ol 81 t9s
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SYiiIcn
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ler 90 pgs
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sgo,iS f;n saasu tliss ne
49,. n.n is cef.
tha AtsiIrri Seai ,,tay,
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sisy sssyl II sIld involved
- ny L
t,ss y Y. !Eese
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syelo honorabIs M lsaisisis Il ayas,. lucy y,
s;Ia snS sSoIlo ,e I; nave neen y92luatar on
lu: % sile un.u L.syn. svnea THESE con-
d.t.iis ;.I. sls
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rssaaS ~ ~ ~. =, safseS months
III 80 fis.i.e - ,S
sa.,,;ae. 49,. 80
isrttS ~ fe-
asae y Wy y
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sayr;sd o,t 81 =
! peguh. Mr: Cnanaier felt zig very
tiea ksis,y 4 ;avs naye saD neaEq y L, Inn sel story
49,, 49,, = iIavo leAEg ninl name tfle msn
tsasos e,i = ?E Se inoat
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sinsssn .sien alu ne syas IN fislis
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sins,Se :. - ~ ms ~
ifs The President yyoI,l;, ,,5t /, ia !, /;
VIZ y. ntter
yfAttl WI t, tttlliBf}SLTlLl0uss3 ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20

- Young Seward placed d pistol at his
head, in the presence of the gifI who had
Tejected his suit, at Houston Mimi, and
said he was going. to commit Hnicide.
BE counted, Conc, two az i.I,Sf 40 4,
covered her eyes with her hands. Look
ct me,R he said she ob5yed three, =,
and into his h5ain went tho fatal bullet.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20

i frTrt q --iss - = = = 81
Y. nps evesss I one ygil0 2aLga himself this
qneSt OH because, sfya en0ltg It 5es Z
/ tho belief of most pe o1a d t theif lives
viii Be- exceptionally lengthy. Hot1cv.
Slt4 Atto tA3uk 1lslu C0Al ylltilt1 sal1 Ay34tf k
Ilu C4CAu11u3 tsettl lSu eSdStt Oh csc WHOSG9
-ftc9 .ASS tae1kcy aAel tttssS IN 9teIsJEe
complied :n1rsefc,is sasles ot azg fi;sFcy
ne ,or thsIr y cyn arc
s.afestl 1sleEge6s 9 20 6eEo .a
y gsaIl is ne toll oie Of
.is.ssa tapIsa ~ slsel aisoIss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20
THE RAILROAD CoNvrCTs.

The Defence OF the Greenpood and Au-
gusta Rsiiroad Dirrctors-How the Con-
yicts Have Been cared For-The True
Inwerdness OF the Penitentiary InvesA.
cation.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20
COTTON, COTTON.
High OF Low, all the same when you can buy Goods SO
Cheap at the new Firm of n
SULLIVAN 6 VAATTlSONl.
AT the Benson House Place, next to Simpson, Reid
s. Co.'s Drug Store.
A SELECT STOCK OF

A SELECT STOCK OF
general Merchandise,
EVERYTH1NG BRAND NEW at Hard Time PRICES
Boots, Eoots, Shoes, Shoes, ALL AGH GhARhe rhiary
In Boots and Shoes
Hats Jeans Cassmeres Clothing Prints Dress Goods &C.
OF these we have select line the prices
BAGGING and TIES. By all try ont
this line will keep the
orally than bats All what
purchaser personal examination sand
PASK4NG
WE BUY COTTON COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of all tho noted To
Engine the best machinery for
farming that
u "A FyeeSShow to All. The Wonder Of alI Wonders!
s f the way Tay Of oan trade sEEqI ARTICLES At
Hardware Soaps Combs Perfume
AWAY Don't fail our live Cent? : - - ~
the undersigned constituting the above respectfully
ction 10 ALL - NNN0o '0-' w N"A e'o
JAS.
G. S. 1MATTISONt
IL. -At
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-20

- An old farmer, the first time he ate
aE oyster ziew, 'Wss asked how he liked
Il, "NY4ll,3 = he answered, sI liked the
soup Neii SnoT gh, bat wish they'd left
ont th On PoiiyhogS.''
, 1879-05-21

BERLIN, olay 20.-1n Parliament, to.day, tho
Vicc-lresIdent read letter from Won Forckeu-
heck, announcing his resignation Of tile prcsl.
1oucy OF tho I1ouso on tho ground OF il1-l,calth,
mud tho anta9ontsm between hts own views and
those OF majority Of the Koichssut,, he fore
shadowcd at tho dlunor Of tilB Free-Tradc
representatives on the 18th iustant.
orp1CHns or TIE RglcnsTAd.
DEnl1R, May 20.-'Tlle election af n successor
to lterr ,Von Forckenbcck as President Of ll.u
Reicftstag IL fired for Wednesday. The Nation-
al Liberals have resolved to abstaIn from voting.
1t is thought Tint Herr Leylowltz, Conferya-
tive, nil hc elected
1t Ia stated that Herr Won stanfreMbcrg Inns
snnounccd Ills intention Of fcatgatug tho Vico-
Presidency Of tile Kclcl,stag.
SILVER COiNAaE.
BERLIN, May 20..-Tlm uorlnan Government
Inns resolved 10 restrict the sales Of silver tenn
soFariiy, a1d mny possibly suapcud sl,cm nltn-
gethcr. II Is beloved this Indicates a dsposl-
tlon to inrrcasc silver coinuco.
NlxMANCK AHEAD.
Lo1ros, MAY 20..-A Bcriin dispatch sara
iierr Won Forckeubcck's resignation OF the
Presidency Of The RoIchstag shows that the
Liberals hnve been tcnten Oh all illnils hy tho
Conservatives ana CIorlcals. blsnarck's star
Ia In tue ascendant.
1t IL ru.nored tint q proclamation of clcmencY
relative to the enforcement Of tho Fall; Inv
will be isaucd on tho orcnsion Of tic E1nparor'a
goldcu WEDDING.
, 1879-05-21
COTTON.

A speculative sqnaexe, nn.t What Resulted,
New YoRg, Aiuy 20,-Salcs Of cation for fu-
tHrc to1ny md yusterilny reached the enormous
total ot 25 0c0 lea, at an a.isasleo of ~ to lc
peF noun!, which In tl.u cotton trado Is very
luree rIse. 1''srEo has nut bexul 80 excited
serns On the Cotton Exchange fog long while
Us whs wltuuSsetl iWtt Jcsierttay atmt to-day,
whcn adYtccs uf Il strong uIarkct lu Liverpool
nml ths putting OH VI the screws by "buIls :"
ruttlrlled the "Hhorta " tu rush In a1,t coyar
Oh teulr Contracts.
N!llinlns, btrnfa u TO-, cotton brokurt, *
DoAYcr slrrut, stnt a nntteu to thu CutLon En-
rIn.ngu to.,!ar Ut their Inability to 1ncst THUR
engagements. tircat excitement prevailed
INNING thu cuttta merchants, M tliu faituru was
umluukeA for, tbs IIr,u hu!,sg one Of tho most
prominent III ilm trn,ls. 1t in acknowledged
ieai t1iu irIn wus "ss'Urt "ahnut HJ,Ut0 bulra.
Or. casIltatcd In 1uonuy, $}l5,O0o. Williams IL
@ rmis.. T. 10 puy Sts 1 sreS.ors e In 2u 6as i !. Is
atuted tt1s tlssn Will hc dissolved.
, 1879-05-21
THE COLURED RACE,


Aution Taking by the Convention at Nleis~
lluRlI.
RICHMOND, Va, May 20.-1n t.tc CUlorpd
Convention con,llttco Of three WIS appointed
to 60 10 W1sllnGtOn to consult With loading
Republicans u1,on tllr bust col1rsc to pursue In
efforts TO stcuso thu amclioratom a1l Improve
incnt a the condiilon Of the colorcd rurc.
The Committee I'll Grievances lnadt scpurt,
settling forth at length thr wronga n,nl grley-
at,ccs Of the co!oreA people, and submitting d
eerics Of rcsolutnns Recommending thu rt,snre,l
peopa of tlse Stnto 10 orgautzo soctas!es tor TIN.
pllriN,ho OF pctltionfnH ttle lrEleIatiye u1us
Judicial Departments M tlle Stats tns i full
recognition uf their rjEhta nN cti2ells; uni, II
such rjghts atu uot ll,lly accorded, tacy asr
hdyteed To cMigrato tn ttller Stutea or Tori.
tories where tliero Ia III distinction on
urtuuut VI color; uenylng t!a constitutional
power Of tho State to prohibit marriages un ac-
cutlnt 0f color; expressing sympathy with Ed
nlunu Kinney aud wlte fnoW In t1lr PcHltcni!ary
for iutef~marrinEe) nntl picdgnE every riFurt 10
lave tlle obnoxious ust.l unconstitutional Inv
wiped uuti recommending tIW Thorough uFgan.
lxatfon OF tbs goorad ptuHs f0r hetterlns l.4rIr
political, financial. a,.l commercial condition ;
Ing and oppressed talorc1 brethren at The south
to lpnec lha ttntes ot oppression. r,nl ttnl otlnr
tlune8 whsrs their political OPINIONS md rights
will be respected.
Aflcr At1le Iehate, thu report WIS adopted
With but few negative votes.
An Executive COMMITTEE AtHl . committee to
p1epafe an uddress to tAlH people Ut Virginia
wcre uppuiutod, anu The Convention adjourned
ktue d!t.
, 1879-05-21
LIBEL SUIT.

r,.n ~ r,,.,,.. NJ rr,.,.y. .x,fa.A a,
',,.,ni ,v..s''... =, r,....a, M. @ .''. n''
i''e"' "oF"e", o1 tno un'tea states Navy
6oecfdt nisodscn To 7at 7s4a""t.
RafrfMortE, Nd, May 9o.-'rlp celebrated
cuse Of Prof. Dcrtarl Maurice, formerly 4
tcachcr of Frenrl, Mt I'M. limited stotca Naval
Aoa,,o,,. >. s,,oaa",is t". .,,,irs. .sss,s.t ~
..ea"e"5 ~ .t.ntpo''s' as"''St A'H'lrn' u H.
Woraei, G"1teh States navy, Tor slaMcr, was
hcgnn In tho Common rtcas Court to-day, ard
prx,ccr,letl as far as the examination of onos of
,ht n1uiuttY,. Witnesses, .t'r i,cca,,tlo n vim
,.,.',ur s ..,.... ~, .s 1870. =. s"s
r!a'"t'1'' as gwen III INC ohenn's statement OF
Ills counsel. s that frn!. Maurice, u native Of
France, cnr,u to the Unttcu States In 1851, After
crurtu. us trachcr NJ hia not,yc ]anvuarc IN
.n,nr,i t,.,It,,,t,n. ~ .,,t. .s,..,.... ~
so's't ns.sn.""e u ."'' .ou"'sS, ~
tcfahle attnehca 10 Tue Unltcd States
Naval hraleIny, ani Ut. iohn's College, also ut
Apnnpult,, He resigned in 1Y72, mid went to
nrnp,;lvn NJ Y. Rc,nrrtn, j., sf,r.1,n1 In
tsrz ~, ,.ua;7 ~ IT, 49,. ',I.5 . .,'"! =,
ie'o' "e appnea 'or tl'e Cnatf or french ana
Latln 1T tic h1aryln'1d Agricultural College, but
was unaucecssful. The runsn,l for this be un-
lcrstool to be u certain damaging It,.
tlorsaulent on his resignation Of lie
Naval Academy l'r,fcs.orsilip by Tho Al
ntral, ut that time, Cou,snodofe Wnrden,
who recommended its acceptatlcu IN follows
, 1879-05-21
THE A1EruOD1ST9.

srtctai Dl.pateh 10 Tss Tribune.
RocKronp. ILL.,, MaY oo.-The Mcthodtas mit,-.
listers ot tho Rockford District met In tho Court
Street II. f. Church, for .ho sotn[-anuunt
session Of their aflnisisrai Association.
It WAS expected Tint Bishop Merrill wond bo
present, but l'e did not arrive, Fortunately,
Dr.. !. H.. Vincent, the vc}i-knuwn Sunday
scl,ool worker, was prcacnt, nnd highly enter
talned and instructed tho audience by discussing
tho question: 'Hor can no develop tutellt-
HGnt and consistent loyalty to the Mothodt.t
Church among our young poopacw lie dis
cusssd the following points: We must not ex-
pect II to DO produced BY natural ab-
sorpt!nn, npr, BY psttTe. INCLINATION, nor
by dsposag!ng nor mfssepressnttnE 9TH
CT Churches. 9pc should tsach tllein
tie distinctive doctrines Of our Church. Wo
s9pe4snee saer We ,heua lse ss sia"iS u
religious life, drawing iino this side 81 all tlic
fostns Of general worldly amusement, such as
cards. danclnE, the theatre, etc. t'u ehonld
iFa' 2s prooatt1srs ~ or e1M.s IT. ;tofy
NC should have oar hoMe'lifu permeated by
sympathetic and loving toyhlly to our Church.
Alter tile address, Of Dr. Vincent desult0ry
dlscussion OF TUG value of elass meetings fo-
lowed. The nftcrnoun session tlien closed.
IN the evening Dr. Vincent gays m excellent
addrcas on "8unday.aclfool Work" full
llonsc greeted the Doctor, who was d former
pastor.
uo thought that true theory or IDEAL was
iTportant ii any Interest. The Sun.!ay-scl,ool
department might be osercsttma,ed, or wrongly
estimated. The fa,nlly and TIN pulpit we're
moro Important tlMn tho Suntay-6cflool. Il
great value OF the SuudnysclIool consists In its
privileges Of queries, qucstIouings, mud conyer-
anttous On the TOPICS suggested bs tic les8un.
Not to supp1ant, but to supplement, the home
nl pulpit, sumo corrections are needed. 1t Ia
liow essentially n chlldren's slccttng. Perhaps
We ought to hnvo q new department for the
older pcrsous Of The church. calling It, saY, tho
Church Assembly, graduating from tlle Sundny-
schools to the Assembly. Tic time now used
oslc ilour-ts tuo brief. Thu Sunday-school
teachers slolhd wisely advise tl,etr scl,o'-
ars respecting secular tastes, roatltng, employ
tucnts, etc. Give tho scho1ars warm, helpful,
CArlsttan tysnpathy. fut knnwIelge III tlcr
wny. Give our young peope who cannot 70 to
college u college students outlook. Tic Doctor
then earnestly urged genernl study in the course
of study OF tic csIatauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle.
, 1879-05-21
TEIEGRAPIiIf. NOTES.

NEw ionK, May ch.-'rhe Court Of Appeals
drcldes sl.at thu Police Commissioners eaI,not
reduce the Aalagy Of members Ut the force u,,dcr
opatston OF the Old rhaslu1 law. Il uroyidu,i
tur llc Feluctlnr Of ~ per rent u,Nu thu ~.
sutuptlu, Ut apecie payuents,
CINclHNATt, t., May 2o.-'Ille bouy Ut Fred.
.erek ". Price, who euIclitl by jumping fron.
the Newport isa!Iroad bsi.l:o tntu tie UhIu lttysr
Inst Saturday morning. was found ti,ia afsr1nuun
shHrt distance beluw thy brl4gu.
tLxyrtAsu, o.. NW 9o,-K.G. Dun 4 Co.'s
Commercial Agency iiuya entered suit against
Will,sm ausl Arcnlbald Mr(iregor, Of Canton,
a.. tropFletora Of tile Sfark Coaaty Leta4cras.
fof &5o,Ut1 ou alleged llbel in puutlal!iIg IN
p1ttcto eetectlnB outtc aZaacy yery severely,
, 1879-05-21
systcm At Chicago. 81. Louis. md intermediate

points.
:" THE IOWA ELECTION.
The majority. Of thc House Elections Com
ntttcc Is sail to be OF opinion That there was no
legal election in Iowa last ycar. Should this
report ba made, mud be a1optod By tic House,
1t would vaoats every scat In Iowa, Including
those hold by the twu Hrcenhaekers. 4 curious
circumstance is TINT Weaver, onr Of the Hrccn-
hackers, is member Of tho Elections Commit.
tre.
t.1Avornsn CURIOUS APPOINTMENT
on tic Elections Committee ID that of slcn'
mons, Of Arkansas, whose tcnt is contested, anil
who, Of course, has the right, b. virtue Of this
appointment, to Sit a. Judge In Ills own case.
TIE nnfuNptNu uERrtr1CATEs.
eccrctnry Sherman this morning. exprotscd
the coptnlon That tho pcr cent rotumlIng cortiIi'
catea woud al! DC exhausted In ten days
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
The Ways n,rI Means Committee this morn.
Ing considered tho Wool Iina.aljournnlcnt
resolution, AMI dcricd tn take no action upon
It until further Developments. Tho general
tone Of the Committee 10 not tn enter uposl a1Y
the incomu lar, or my similar measure.
The Committee. sitter passing upon two
bills OF rrlratc character all discussing with.
out II result propositions rc,atiye to the di1ty On
Introduced BY Chairman Wood regarding The
adjournment ot tie present session. The Com
mtttee tfcn, after sono discussion, agreed to
the following resolution:
Rtsoirea. That this Committee will not consider
at this session my ells Or toins tcsonttons acct
Ing revenues. and that MI suci measures ahhn be
laid over until the rcgalar aession In December.
a motion 10 reconsider wua laid upon the
table.
AnCu1TRcT HILL.
It was stated nt the Treasury today That
Secretary Sherman, without doubt, would in,tne-
dIntcly restore Supervising Architect Hill to his
position in view OF the fart that tho case nGanst
him In Chicago has failed. Ut. I'LL was only
suspended from his oif'cc pending thu trial.
THE Dtsr1LLElts' nllr~
SENATOR Rush, utl behalf Of tue Committee of
Western Alcohol Dcaltss, madc an argument to-
tIaY bolore tile full Senate Committee In stlpoort
OF tho Leakage bill. The Con,nsttee scesneA
favorobly disposcd towards the bill. Tie 1uca-
natcd. in tic House. The purpose Of
having It considered contcmporaneoussy by
the committees In both Houses IA to have botti
Of tho liouSe WRys md Means Conln1ttco has
not yok reported on the subject To tile full COM
mIttec.
THE GERMAN NATIONAL
Tho report Of Elmer Washturnfn ttcmattcr Of
the German Nationat 0anlt nf Chicago has not yet
Comptroller Knox had rceeIVe,l that It was about
to he sent. Mr. TumeHof Chicago who seems 10
be very much Interested In the document, has
arrived here, and Is very anSlous to asteftain Its
purport
FLASH IN THE pAF,
lttusns out that t!sa Scnate Democrats wanted
;ope day and all their Indignation at Postmaster
General Key for Ills alleged llscourtesy in writ.
!ns to a member Of tue Senate insteaa VI the
Committee on Appropriations As matter Of
tcu on the subject, ad the letter had bcesl lost
after 1t reached It, destination.
, 1879-05-21

MANSON, Wis. May ao.-rha twentieth ses-
sion Of the Wisconsin Sunday School AssocIa-
t!on was continued to-day. Tho Rev. DR.. VIM
cent gayu m excellent address to tcachcrs.
DR.. Stein, ot RAclus, delivered long addrcss
III "C!oap Wosk.n In tho Afternoon, after
desotional exercises, Mr. E. payaon purtet, VI
national, Bunday-srhool Association Of Tie
Country, gays aa atidrass on tho general ssatus
of TIN work In tho unlted States. There are
so5, ,000 teachers In tho various SCHOOLS,
und 85A .0o& pupils enro!itd fn thu schools.
Next year thu s4uuAy.sshuul csutenulal II 10
, 1879-05-21

Nsw YolK. MAY D,-AsrIved. "1sco'''"'
from LlTerpool. . p,,,urd.u,
TorranpAu, May 2a-Arslsea' Ho''0'1
fFpm New York, ..,r,1 f)der. Gpn
New Issk.
, 1879-05-21


WASHINGTON, D. e., May 20,-1n the Senate,
Mr. Mcdonald asked leave to Introduce bill
authorizing tl,s President OF tho United States
TO cnp1oy the militia ami land and naval forces
Of the United States to enforce tho laws w.lcn-
ever their execution Is obatructcd BY comblna-
t!ofs too powerful to DO suppressed by tho judi
clal authorities, etc.. and preventing tbs mill
'tnry from being used as \ posse cofnitatns ex-
ccpt III cases ns authorized by the Constitution
and laws.
Air. EdUunds objected to the Introduction Of
thc hill, on the ground tint previous not!ec hal
not been Ct7cu.
!'tv. McI,ounld then Withdrew tho bill, nn,i
euye uutce tint ITO should ask feaye tu fntro-
duce 1t Tomorrow.
move to reconsider thu Xote oy when ttst. Hues-
Wafhtsetnn City Tost-0tllco WIS postponed ill.,
I'll ncxt Decosnbcr.
On motion Of Mr., Harris. tho aonate took np
. thc contagfnus Diseases bill. Without taxing
'. .an9yaciiop thereon, adjourned until Thursday.
HOUSE.
In the House, tho business OF ihe morning
hour thu consideration oK tilu bill to atlCltl
the 'aWa relating to thn tra,isfcr 0f cnscs from,
S'aia to Federal Courts, and sIr. Urner eo,i-
cluued Ills ArGutllcnt against Il. f1e sud lEnlt
tltrn Eaa hut ono power sovereign lIlI supreme
~ tlsiA broad falt, nlMl that wnH The power of
Tic Government uf tilu United atascs.
Mr.. Frye tnuvpd to lay the bill Oh the tnblc.
Tile motit1; was llcfratcd-ycns, N; nuys, lln.
The vote WIS strictly Enrty one.
, 1879-05-21
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

a slul alarm Of fro ut 2 O'Clock ycsterI1ay
Afternoon to Engine Company No, IS was caused
by tire In frame barn In tic rear OF No. rs
ltalstctl strcot, owned By CIV. Korn, and occp-
ptru bJ s. Aforcr, Damage trtfltnE. The fire
originated amongst somo hay from unknown
clt1scs-
Tile alarm from I3ox 500 ut 7:4o last evening
was caused BY snoke coming cut Of ouo-story
MD basement fsutac honse at Mo. Nl Ferdinand
street, bwned by John Alcl.oughltu, and occu-
pied BY Mrs. Ford. Nodamage.
Tic atarm from box Az at 7:21 last evening
was cau6eI BY tile burning out Ut a chimney III
tLu+wo,story traule building No. 81 Sloan street.
No damage.
Thu alarm from Box B23 at II AS yesterday
morn1ns wis caused by 4 rc III tlln twostury
frame barn In tho rear OF No: 759 South Hal.
stcd street. Owned By Joseph Marskt, aud occu-
pIud by A1oritz .Tausig. Tic fire originated In
some hay from unknown causes. Damage tri-
fling. = . = 80 '''''@@ -. )
The alarm from Box rs at noon yesterday was
cat,sed v fire In tic basement Of No, 90 Jack-
son street, owned anu occupied as u saloon by
Seth Miller. Cause, defective Hue. No
tialnnEc.
, 1879-05-21
IDENTIFIED,

New Yoxx. May .0.-Tlc body found In tho
. North River to-day hss been ldontiiIaA IL that
Of Gul. Gsossteck, vino disappeared soiDe three
weeks since.
Tie remains will be forwardcd 10 Ciuriunati
for lntEFtueut.
, 1879-05-21
SOUTH AMERICA.

TIE FEHU1NU CUEFL1ET.
LONDON, May 2A-reruvlan ntlvlces, Official md
otherwise, contradict the Valparaiso tetcpra5ns
nhout tho progress Of the war, nn.l call attut!-
tion to tic fact that Chill has control Of the
communications. The news, therefore, Is ncc-
cssarIly onc.sI1cd.
, 1879-05-21

MArcu cnusG, pa., May eo.-rhe funeral of
Judge Aaa Packer took plars To-day, I'se cure
',nonss were os the simplest kud All the busl-
Nast,
, 1879-05-21

THE RAsQus PROVINCES.
MADRID, May 20-1s Is stated that the King
has signed decree rc-cstabl!shhg the state OF
s!ege IN the basque Provinces.