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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
neutrality-suspicious.
@crth Der &pULe.

Ser Wertb Ser aoble i'll 9tderz unb
@artenbau lit nod LANCE nidt 9enug gez
witroigt. Se0e Soble, aus t6ol3 tpie aus
Gorf &C., cntbdlt niht unbe0eutenoe Wtenz
gen fieieliauren Sails unb anoerer Sal5e,
wclde gan5 aeeigrtet iilto, cine SipedmdBi9e
gfan5ennabrung bar3ubieten. Terner
bilbet Die &pble i'm Bpben nidt aIlein
&oDtenldure, ipelde bic 8%flansen bur6
tDre WurSeln a%uflaugen, iDnoern bielelbe
siebt aud getpiiie Sale ait. lpel6e ben
Qflansen notbiDcnOig iinb, unb ie miro
auf btele ggeile Elm !SauptnaDrungsitoff
fir bic lebteren. 90 laugt le insbeionoere
Die amntonifaItid)en Sale aus Der 2nTt,
pie aus BENT 8ooen auf urb fiDrt auf
bieie lSeiie ben Bflan5en ben pidtigen
Sttditoff 5l, tpeI6er SIT Der Bilouug i6rer
@epebe 10 unerldBli6 lit. Sogar itdtbar
duBert itd Die Mtrfuug ber &oble int Boz
ben; in6em iid Die Yflan5en inter ibrem
GtnfuB ilpptger entmifeln, etn bunfleres
@riin lit ben Sldttern uno leb0aftere Sarz
ben lit ben 8littDcn annebmen. Sc feiner
sertbeilt Die Goble angeipenoet miro, tint
10 frGftiger uno i6neler tretet ale bieie
gStrful1get berpDr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
Naeae oes Manpichs.

CUNT guten 0ebei6cn unlerer lGrnmtz
lt6en 6auStbtere lit Die gflege un0 g8arz
tung berletben ebenlo ipi1ttg, ais ibr SUIT
ter. 8etm MaItbie6 i%nsbelonbere madt
ft6 bic aufmertlame 8fleoe am bclten be-
sablt. Ser Sarrner ioute nit peinltder
Strenge letn Wtaitpie6 iiberpa0en uuo
- 10 3t ia9en bas Be6iirfniB zines iez
ben e~tt5elnen Wfaittbieres beDbabten uno
fenner %lernen; unO 3ipar muB ct nidt
auein BITE Tuttermenge, Die 3uialrmenltelz
Iu2g nno Ottl6nng bes SutterS geltau
ilbertDaden, lon0ern au6 auf GtetrIi6teit
BET Der 3ubereitun9 ieben ntb bic eirtntaI
beitintmten Siltterun95ltunben ftreng einz
balten. Terner miillen Die &riippcn unb
@erGtbe mad ieber Mabl3eit lorgfdltig gez
reinigt nno ltnB auf Die Gntfernnltg Der
GIditdnbe gebalten iuer6en, mas belolt0ers
BEL bet acknowledging lebr 81 beriidz
1iGtigen ietn birfte.
Oils gan3 5tpedmdBig 1T aterfnttt iporz
SEN, ipenlt audi OaS MaItDieb nur bret
6auptmabl3eiteit erbdlt; 3tpiiden ie spet
lolder 6auptmabl3etten fam oanlt mod
elm Grant nit &lete uno ettuas Sal3 Ders
abreidt tperben. SIM Nnfang Der Dtait
IoQ baS Sutter oilrnfiilftg, lpGter 1neDr
breiartig ttno bid ietn. Die 6auptfltte=
rung muB in mebreren ein3eIteu @abcn
befteben uno erit, tuenn Die etne oerielben
rein aufgefreien lit, barf cine Stueite fol-
qen. @iro bielelbe icbo6 nidt aufgcfrels
len, 6ann lit es geboten, bas iibrig geblies
bene Suffer Doafommen aus bet &rtppe
beraus 3utperfen nno Durd altbere5 beileres
SHUTTER All erleben. Die 5biere biirfen 3ur
@ufnabm9 oeS Suffers nt6t ~ge3iputt9en
iuerOe1.
I'M iie Aa cine beiOn6ere 9lrt Sutter sn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
@0HerfnrMe1t.

Na6bem bie 6erbitou5iaat befteut tpDr>
ben 1T, feblt nur SIT bdufig nod Gins aul
benz fSeloe unb baS iilto Sic @afierfur6en.
.sSeoer quite Sarmer tpetB, ipie nidtig
oaS 3ieben Der Waiierfurhen lit, tpie piel
1llf tie antolnl1t 1trlo tDel6e nabtbeiLige
Solgen bur6 Die llnterlaHung ober ullz
rtdtlge QltSfibrnng bieler 2lrbeit 1erbei=
gefltbrt tper0en fDnnen. Mand)e 6armer
1tl1b Der 2tnii6t, auf a6bdngenoem 9anbe
Die gSa1erfurden Our1 Die 9lderbeete,
pel6e aus $40 Bflugfurd)en 9ergelteQt
iperoell, Doer Dtelnebr ourb Die Da3Dtz
ldel liegen6en 8eetfur9en erieben 3n
f%Dnle1, obne babel SIT b~ebenfert, baB our6
Die leBteren Die Qderfld1e 3iemli6 ner<
rtngert miro, oaB Die gflansen in Oen
Surben Derfilmmerm unO oaB auf Der
1t0rDlt6en QbonGung Der 8eete bic Mtn>
terlaat let6t ausDintert. Sin tpeiterer
uebelitano 1T AUDI Der, oaB 0as Qniuatseu
unD Nufeggen Der Saaten III unDoufonlz
nlet Dur9gefltbrt tper0en fam.
8et Der bobeu 8eoertul0, ipel6e bic
Waierfur6en ie na6 Der Gage bes 2anbes
bdben, Jet bier auf einige Der tpibtiglten
Yultfte, ipel0e bel bteier Mrbeit SIT beritdz
1t6tt9et itnb, 1ufmerflam gcntaGt.
Set Seloert, auf 0etelt man Die @es
lammtlG0e ni6t iiberieben fann, lit es
lto%tbiDenbig, mittelS !0olsltdb6en ben 2altf
ocr Waiierfur6e 81 be3ei6ncn. StetS
m1B Der ~9luSgang Der IeBteren ms 9uge
gefaBt tper0en 6amit OaS Tur6enipaiier,
no Sertlt6feit uno Gage DieS erlaubeu,
ether 9Siele &c. at @ute fDmmt. 9ie
0nr6 Das Wailer nit fortgei6nemmten
@rotbeile nno 0ungltofie itno BON 10 groz
Ser Strfultg, baB mani Dteles gSaller nit
9te6t vflii1iigeS @oLb" 1teitten BARI ,uno
ocllenigell einen liioerliden Sar1Ier nens
nen fant, ipelder baslelbe nltblos alf
gSege unb Straben laufen ldBt. 0arum
1agt AUDI etr alteS Sprl6iDOrt le6r ipaDr:
vOen flugen 2auomann erfeullt man alt
ben gSalierfur6en" aber tibt an Der
Wfelge berlelben ALIEN, lonOern aud an
t6rer 5mefmGBigen unO rihtigen Qnlage.
8eftnOen itd auf bem Seloe SerttefuHs
gen, 10 mltB man bteien nit Der 8aiierz
fur6e allmdltg austpet6et ooer etne anz
oere Hi6tung iDGblen, oa in Iertiefurtgen
baS 8aiier 1teben bleibt uno Die Saat 3u
@runbe ri6tet. Son lol6en Gerttefu1gen
aus finb mieoer fleinere SeitentDallerfur>
den Su 5ie9en uto bieleLbelt nit Oaupts
Da11erfur6e gu berbl1toen.
Sci iteiIem 8ogen miiiien Die Waiiers
fur6en INT Der idrdsm09li6lten &i9tung
auge6ra6t ietn uno mebr ooer tpeni9er ge>
l6ldn9elt tperben, uno omar 10, baB Der
2auf bes @afiers ni6t gu l6nea lei uuo
nidt gu oiel grbe nit it6 fitbren tonne.
Gum 3teben Der 8aierfur6e lit Der 8es
mDbnlide 9flrg bas bette @erdtb. Stno
bic @a6erfur6en bergeiteat, 10 mullet
bieieIben mitteIs 9anO9ade lorgfdltIg 9es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25

rsinigt iperOen un6 6ie a~usgeporfene Grbe
1T nit etnem 9teden geb6rig 3H ebenen.
sc ebet1er DaS Tclo lit, bcito tiefer muB
mul Die BaIlerfur0en SieDen.
9alntt ni6tltebcritduungelt Bel ltGrferem
utto anDaltenOem 9tegelt porfommen, lit es
ratblaln, 5ipei Surden geaen einanoer 81
aderr, oarnit baS iiberflitiiigc Q9aiicr Don
Der erlten in Die sipeitc 6urde gum 2lbIluB
9elallgelt tann, poOur6 l1nterpai1ungelr
iuie ueberl 6mcmnungen an 6elten Oorges
beuge Diro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25

oeripri1t geraoe blrb beIe Iidd iptIlenl0aItlidc
Rrtncipien e~rfolgte 3uianlmcnletung glci9nGBige
Btrfltg tlo ben belt nt0glt1eu Grfolg. 0esbalb f6nz
men iomobL &erite ais Gronfe ii0 bieeS MitteIS NIT
Der 9robten 3uperit0t bebicnen. IS lit feinc gr1ioz
loie 8ebduptln9, rpeun mir fagcn, boB e5 ben griitoz
li9iteu iuifeni0afttiden Stloien bis Jest nod ni0t
gelungen lit, Gin b~eiieres glitteL sur 6ctlung pm 6aI5
& Slln9entrantbeitel 1ersuIclen. Die ~5ranfbeit mirS
our9 ben Gebral9 ~6e5iclbcn tiht BLOT geDober, Ionz
bern eS perbeu Die &ranfGcitsfeine aus bem Gptem
%entfertt. Die 6cillng lit cine idneIe uno ii0cre.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL eignct ftD fir 4~aticnten
iebcn Qltcr5 uno Gef0IeDtcs, feI6it fir Ginber, bic es
ipegen bes gnten Gcidtnode5 obne Sdlpierigteit rebz
men. Sci 8ebahbIung pot geu0bnIiDent 9uftcn,
Grfdltung, Salscut;iiueuns, Srprd1itis, Sns
huen3d, Mftbind, SrdlIl1c itnb SdtarrD lit bic Sir
flung poIl AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL cine gerabesI
eritaunenbc. Sauietoe iperbcn iGbrIid bilr0 ben seis
tigen @ebrau0 oe5iel6eu Dor i9lpcrcn Granf6eitet
bemabrt. G5 foate III feiner Santitie febIen ais eut
S6utmitteI geaen ~pI0bIide 9tufdae. Sci &cuGDbits
fen r1b WlIS;etrlii1g gi6t eS teiu pirtiamcre5 unb
Itnoernoerc5 yittet ais bieie5.
Die eritdunli0en &rtret, fpclGe AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL in Der gan5eI @eIt berpirft bat, iiub cine
biureidenbe 8ardntie, bdb eS aud in .3utltnft Die
beiten ~9teiultate ~er;ieIen miro. Gin tnporteiiI0er
8erfu6 rpire IeIbit ben drgitcn 8peiTler pom ieiier
tuulIberbaren 9eilfrait iiberJeu9e1t, unb ,ruiro meter
sur Entertaining bes Sor5u9s fit9ren, ben oieie5 4rds
parat DOR alien anoern Mittelr sur SELLING Don 2unz
gentranf9eiter gepGbrt.
iebeiten Aer;te be5 2otbes iin6 nit Der 58uiantnterz
febung pon AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL befannt utb
e~ntpfeblen es i6ren 4atienten unb peri9reiben e5 in i6z
rer 9rari5. 9aS 3eugniB zines balben SSabrbunberts
Iiefert eiten inumft0BLiden 8eipeis, baB bieies Grds
parat i'm Stanoe lit, oae 2lrgenfrort1eiten ;u beilen,
bic i~iberbalpt nod r1eni6Iider 9iIfe SugdnSIi6 itnO.
3nbcreitct INN 9r. 3. 6. &her G. Co.,
4raftii9e unb anaIptii6e G6emifer.
2pipefI, M6aT.
IT o6ornI 7 fn oIIp+ 0f ~ n ~ a n -, -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
Sos bette Mittel
. 9egen
0alS G ~Qunaenleibcn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ms Ia

Suii9enfrdntbetten NIB 70
aagemein uorberr unb
9efdbrli@, baB Gin ii6eres
uilo iltuerlGiiiges 0eilmittel
cine 8oGItGat fiir ieSeM pon
Siciem 2ei6en gepIagten
Menfben 1T. sIDcr'S &irs
i6cnS uftinittet CHERRY
~PEcToRAL) lit ol5 ioIWes
befannt, uit6 feiites ber nlls
beruio bduitg appropriateness
Wiittel perbient oa58ertrall;
Ell be5 4ubIifum5 10 ieDr
wie bieies. 9aSIeIbe lit de-
mild Suiammengeicst aus
ben portreffli9iten Der me-
bicinii0en @iiieni9aft be-
E,.Ln, T~,-:440 .,,A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
SaS Gcbte
Dr. g. McQdte'S
beriibmtte Gmcrifanti9e
Surpot= MtffeI
-bSer-
,,@ermifm9e."
GDmDtonte BON 0Slrutcrtt.


SlaS @eii6t 1T bleid unb bIeifarbig,
= S~etttpeiie brennenb ROTH pber Elm nrnz
rDtbeter Sled auf elmer Dber auf betben
@an9en; bic @u9en nerben tribe; Die
PupiIlen erfpeitern ft9; eth bldult9er
SaIbfreiS siebt 1id utn baS untere Nugenz
Iieb; Die Seal e 1T entsiinbet, sei6tpDIen
unb bIttet 8utpeiIen; Die SberIippe idtpiIt
an; bin unb ipieber &opfpeb NIT Sauien
unb Boten in ben 0bren; cine ungetpDbnz
li9e Spetdel @bIonberung; 16leimi9e
unb belegte 3unge; 9ltbem iebr iibelrteG=
enb, ~beipnbers be6 Mpr9enS; gppetit Der=
dnberlid, suipeiGen in Seibbunger NIT
na9enDem 8efilble I'M Ntasen a1l8artenb,
gu anberen 53eiten ipieber gdnSIi9 mangelO;
fli6ttge S6mer5en i'm Nta9en; Seittpeile
1lebelfeit unb Grbreden; beftt9e Sdmer=
gen i'm nrterletb Aaregelmdbiger St1lbI=
gang gu 3eitenA Itppft, 1dleimig, unb
bduftg NIT SLUT bermti6t; Der 2eib lit
geidipOaen unb bart; Der r1rtn tribe bas
2ltbmen eri9ipert, beglettet bpm Sdlrdz
ger madmaL trpdener unb frampfbafter
0uIten; unrubt9er unterbrpdener Shlaf
nit 3dbnefnir19en temperament Derz
Gn0erlt6, I'M NQgemetne1 aber rei5bar, &c.
@ern pbige Spmptpme aLs bprbanben
ipabr8enomnlen tperber, 10 ipirb
Dr. g. Mtgane's Uermtfu9e
iiter cine Sur b~etpirfen.
Gs cntbdlt fcin 2ueceGl6cr
in ir8enb elmer GeitaIt lit cine I'M 6dbz
Iihe 8rdparatipn u1b bat ni6t SEN
9eringten fddbIt9en Gin luB
betm Sdrte ten Sinh.
9as ddte Or. Mc2ane's Ser
mifu9e bat Die S~ignaturen 6. Mcz
Game unb SIemtn9 8rps. auf Dem
nmf4la8.
81. &. Mc9ame'8 Sober giaem
fperben niht einpfobIen ais SetlmitteI gegen
yalle 2eiber, benen 6aS Sleii9 untertba,l 1T"
1pt1berit 9egen &ranfheiten Der Sober; bei biliDs
fen 8eiAperbet, 9iSpepiie 1tab fr~anfbaften
&opfpeb, Dper berarttgen IebeIr, iinb tie INT
ibertrefliH.
&aItcs Siebcr.
So giebt fetn beIieres 4~bfiibrmttteI Dor pber.
mad bent 8ebrallthe bon @5tlin. sis Yur9trs
mitteI iinS tie nnesr8lei9ltd.
Man bite ii9 bOr SGIi6uu8en.
Die d6ten finb ne iibersudert.
-Seoe GdacAtel Bat einen rptben 8a9sitegel
oif sem Dede[ NIT Der Sn19rift Or. Mc9ane'S
2iDer Stills.
Seber llmf6Iag Bat Sic Gienatltren Dpn 6.
Mc2ane unb Sleming 8ros.
Wtan ~berlange Bic Gdten Or. 6. Ntc2ane's
9ebere9tlen, prdparrt bon Sler1ins 8ros., 81
8ittsburgb, ga, penn Der 9tarft lit bon BON
gia9abmtungen hes Namen Mr9ane, anbers
bitcbftabirt, aber bieieIbe NllSiprahe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

A striking proof Of the thoroughness
Of the Nihilistic organization ia Russia
is furnished by a recent incident. flew
weeks ago daring and successful bank
robbery was committed in Kherson,
town In Southern Russia, the amount
stolen being very large. The Russian
police, being unable to discover the rob-
bers. started the story that they were
Nihilists. This drew from the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Nihilisss an in
dignant denial, which was accompanied
by a pledge to discover the true Grim
inals, in proof that they were not Mill
lists. They kept their word, and in less
than two weeks did what the Russian
police with all their facilities had been
unable to accomplish--captured the
bank-robbcrs and surrendered them 70
Justice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

A scientific writer says: We find in
the different species Of ants different
conditions Of life, curiously answering
to the earlier stages of human progress.
For instance, some species, such IS
Formica fiiscn, live principally on the
produce Of the chase; for though they
feed partly on the honey-dew Of
Aphides, they have not domesticated
their insects. These ants probably re-
tain the habits once common to all ants.
They resemble the lower races Of men,
who subsist mainly by hunting. Like
them, they frequent woods and wilds,
live in comparatively small communi-
ties, and the instincts Of collective ac-
ton are but little developed among
them. Thew hunt singly, and their bais
ties are single combats, like those Of
Homeric heroes. Such species as Last
rs farus represent distinctly higher
type of social life; they show more skill
in architecture, may literally be said TO
have domesticated certain species of
Aphides, and be compared to the pastor
al stage Of human progress--to the races
which live on the produce OF their
hocks and herds. Their communities
are more numerous, they act much
more in concert, their battles are not
mere single combats, but they know
how TO act In combination. / am dis
posed to hazard the conjecture that
they will gradually exterminate the
mere hunting species, just as savages
disappear before more advanced races.
Lastly, agricultural nations may be CON-
pared with harvesting ants.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15


Twelve new cases Of yellow fever were re-
ported from Memphis on the aoth and but
one death, that OF samuel A. Hatcher. who.
strange 10 say. had previously had the yell
low fever twice last year and In is7a, both
times severely. The handsome donation Of
5000 was received from w. w. Corcoran,
the Washington banker, 70 assist In remov-
ing the people out Of the city.
Two more cases Of yellow fever, both very
mild, were reported At New Orleans on the
3Oth.
There were III deaths from yellow fever
At Havana for the week ending July -.
There were nine new cases and four deaths
from yellow fever at Memphis on the 3lst.
A meeting OF colcred people was held, to
protest against being removed from the city
into camps.
Two deaths from yellow fever, contracted
on Havana steamers. occurred II the New
York Quarantine ON the 3lst.
The ship TemplAr, l6l days from Rio
Janeiro. arrived At San Francisco on the
slst, with several cases Of yellow fever on
board. While at Rio Janeiro nine Of the
seamen died from the disease, and after
leaving that port Captain Armstrong; wife
and two more seamen died. The San Fran
cisco Quarantine officers disinfected the
vessel and destroyed all the bedding, car
pets, etc.
There were Is new cases Of yellow fever
reported at Memphis on the LIST, and deaths.
There were IA new cases OF yellow fever
at Memphis on the I'd, with six deaths; on
the Sd there were II new cases and two
deaths. Total deaths for the week from yell
low fever, %, out OF total OF "A from all
causes.
Fifteen new cases and two deaths from
yellow fever was the oficial record at Mem
phis on the 4th. One OF the dead was Father
Edward Doyle, an esteemed Catholic priest,
who had been actively engaged in estab-
fishing his parishioners II Camp Father
Mathew.
Chicago and st. Louis each developed a
yellow fever case on the 4th, both Of Mem
phis refugees. In Chicago man named
Frank Victory died at pa jefferson Street.
In 81. Louis. Mrs. Charles Philmott,
who left Memphis on July 81, and was stop
ping at The corner Of Fourth and Elm
Streets, was removed TO Quarantine while
in the last stages OF the disease. Previous
TO leaving Memphis she had had slight at
tack, from which IL was supposed she had
fully recovered.
New Orleans reported two new cases Of
fever on the 4th, both slight attacks, and
both convalescent.
Havana had 1877 deaths from yellow fever
for the week ending Aug. 2-an increase Of
% over the previous week.
There were IS new cases Of yellow fever At
Memphis, on the 5th, with i've deaths.
Governor Miller Of Arkansas, on the 5th,
ordered the organization Of = State Board
Of Health, for the purpose Of perfecting
thorough system Of State quarantine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

Louise, Victoria and Maud, the
young daughters Of the Prince Of Wales,
rarely appear in public in any but the
simplest Of dresses. They are some
times seen with their mother at the the
alter in plain white linen or cotton sail
or dresses, with little trimming. and
they are often met riding and driving
in neat sailor dresses Of dark blue wool
en-. They went with their father and
mother 70 the French Fair in gowns Of
plain pink cambria, with sashes Of
crimson harmonizing with the pink.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

We are now going to have silks
which will not be silks, and the French
have already baptized the newcomer as
stmiii-so:e. 1t Is process for coating
fiber Of fax or cotton with liquified silk,
giving It all the appearance Of actual
silk at nominal cost.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

"YEs," said the horny listed granger,
gloomily, "last year we hadn't any
thing TO put in our barns, and this year
there's so much stuff that we can't take
care Of II and heap is bound to be
spoiled. There amt any luck for Us
farmers anyhow"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

Nicaraguan route. The work was begun by
Menocal some time ago.
The Congressional Labor Committee
closed their Investigations in Chicago on the
I'd and have now gone TO San francisco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-15

The Empcrors Of Austria and Germany
ere expected 70 meet At Gastein the present
month.
Five men were killed and p wounded BY
the explosion on the German gunboat Re-
nown II wi.helmshaven, on the 10th.
LoriIlard's Geraldine won The Levant
stakes 1t the Goodwood meeting In Eng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-25

ment which provided, however, that
every such railroad company chartered
or authorized by the State, shall have
first obtained from the State by which
twas created the right TO doso. Rejected
yeas, %; nays, 80.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted in lieu OF
the clause OF the House bill an amend
ment directing the Postmaster General
10 report to the next session OF Con-
gress upon the practlcabillty and econo
my of establishing q system OF pos
tai telegraphs. Rejected-yeas, ~; nays,
i3.
The clause as retained in the bill reads:
"For cost OF kilograms, and kilograms
authorized To be transmitted by
railroad companies which have tele-
graph lines, and which shall file their
written acceptance OF the restrictions
and obligations imposed on telegraph
companies by Title 65. Revised Statutes,
for the Government and for the general
public, at rates to be fixed by the Gov.
ernment, according to the provisions ol
Title to OF the Revised Statutes.
The other amendments made in the
Committee of the Whole were conCurred
in, and the bill was passed
No Quorum.
The bill relative to contagious and in
fectious diseases was then taken up,
when il was discovered that no quorum
waf present. After several calls OF the
house, the Sergeant-at-A Arms was direct
cd to request the attendance Of absent
members.
At - \. NJ. the Sergeant-at- Arms re-
ported that in obedience To the order Oi
the Senate lac had notilied Senators
Conkling, Howe, Chatfce, McPherson,
burnside, Sharon, Wallace, Davis OF
West Virginia, Barnum, Bruce, An
thony. Bayard, Blaine, and Jones OF
Nevada; furthermore, that Messrs. Chat
lee, Mcpherson, Sharon. Bruce and
Wallace were detained at their lodgings
by sickness; that Nessrs Anthony,
Blaine and Davis are paired; that
Mcssrs burnside, Jones of Nevada and
Howe had reported in person, and that
the messengers sent Tor the other Sena-
tors had not yet returned.
Mr. Harris thercupon moved that the
Srrgcant-at- Arms bc instructed to com
pei the attendance Of absent members
except such as arr i'll, (who, in addition
to those above named, include Senator's
Sargent and Eandolphl.
The motion Was agreed To, and an
other tedious period OF waiting and
non-aCtiou enSued.
Old employees of the Senate remarked
that this is the first time in the history
IT the American Senate that such an
order has been made.
At 30 \. N. the senate is still await
ingio AN execution uf the order To obtain
aquorum,an when one is obtained IAN
adjournment will be- taken without
transactlng any business, except possibly
the passage ot the pending bill.
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FOREIGN.
The Revolution in Central America


PNNANN, February Is I'm the engage
meat at Ollvarcs Autluquia between the
government troops and rcVolutionlsts
twenty-five men were killed The rcv"-
lutiunists had rather the worst OF the
battle The CANA is invaded hy 5000
Anti-Oumans, and the ncighburlng
states are called upon for men and arms
To- rcpel the invaders. Some hard
fighting and the expenditure OF mll-
lion or more ui money Will hc necessary
10 restore order. The National troops
in Panama will Ice maintained at 2OO
men, To preserve the integrity OF tran
sit, mcuaced hy the revolutions IRE
quently occurring.
Another shock Of earthquake was tclt
at Arcquipa ON the 10th ult. and sun
dry shocks at lquique. No damage.
The Pope.
Row., February 24.-Tho Pope, in
replying to an address from Cardinals,
emphasized his desire L. reconcile the
Princes and people To- the Church, hls
readiness 10 extend his hand To- all who
repent and cease their prosecutions, and
his unfiuChing intention always Ia
combat in defense of the rights and in
dependence oi the church those who
make war against her.
Run on bank.
O>wBGO February PA run was
made un the Oswrgo County Savings
Bank this morning, hut the officers
avallcd themselves OF the sixty day.
clause. The bank has So, 600 deposited
in the City Bank, which is closed.
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I.g,NENWnRru, kAN., February "a
The Indians in the Western part oi tho
STATE have begun their annual halr-lIii.
ing. having numbered two settlers IN
the western part ol Barbour county "n
the 10Th. The name ut the Tribe I"
which the savage, hyluugrd who com.
mittcd the murlcr l. not known, hut
they probably belong Ia thc Southern
thcNcuncs, many ul whom are out un
hunt lur iuud, and Who will Kill any
white man they come across.
The settlers in that part oi the state
have thoroughly upRniIc,i AMI armed
Themselves H. ppcl attacks, but, settle.
menis in the country being sparse, the
Indians have, ul course, a great ad\ani-
age, the country, also, belnR dcstliulo
ul troops. Tn, r. are several sInall bands
# reds who are rowing in the Western
part ol the State, rphhing aud murder
ing whenever they g,t Ihc clanc".
NANkroN, u T., February -. Ia.
formation MAS rcceiyed to-day that
several wagon trains belonging Ia
BrAmhle, Miner & Go, ia the city, are
surrounded by Indians at Cheyenne
Crossing, ou the Pierre route, alid three
points ia Dakota. Rapid City, Chey-
cnnc Crossing and Sulphur Springs, from
fty to seventy miles apart. were struck
simultaneously 10y war parties working
doubtless under prrconceried arrange
mcnt. partiesin from these placesduring
the past week or two have rcported the
sioux country swarming with small war
parties from the Red Cloud and spot
ieI Tail canIs. aud from the Cheyenne
River and Standing Ruck agencies II
il said that many nd stragglcr- have
recently .trayei away, while general
uneasincss pcrSadc- the whole up-riNrT
country. Since tie murders ot the .Dth
inst, at CHEYENNE Crossing, W."
ireightcrs and tcams'crs refused I" lra'"
pirrr. inr the hills.