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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11
WEDNESDAY. Anrll 0.

"WEDNESDAY, April ..
Americas is booming.
Croquet is now in order,
Evaporated apples at D. P, Tressler's.
John Munroe has moved to near Ply
mouth.
A splendid stock of boots and shoes at
D. P. Tressler's. Call and see them.
d&w.
That thing that looks like pan cake
on the side of Lew Sutton's head was
caused by trading horses.
A newly married couple at the Sutton
house last night, and everything seemed
so green and fresh that we thought it
had rained
A runaway team with farm wagon,
put IN an appearance at the corner of
Main and Broadway, about ten a. m.
We failed to get the name of the owner,
or particulars KENO.
L. W. Sutton, having bought Mr.. An
derson's interest, is now sole owner of
the fine stallion, Frank the farmers
Boy" and will keep him throughout the
season at his livery barn in Americas.
He is a beautiful iron-gray IL hands
high, and weighs 1900 1bs.; has good
style and action and, as a draft horse,
cannot be excelled. Crank the Farm
er's Boy" was sired by "Battering Ram, -
he by Col. Chas. Oakley's imported "Sam-
SON." dam, by Stakeholder" (See
American Stud Book. d111ts-w14w2
John Linington, with eight years ex-
perience as auctoneer, offers his services
in that capacity on reasonable terms.
Address: Americas. w12t3-d97t1
Lamps and lamp chimneys at Bonds
drug store. Wilt
Paints, oils and brushes at Bonds
Americas drug store. Wilt
Zephyrs and violin strings at Bonds.
Wifi
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The cele brated Burlock Diamond Shirt, in
all grades, laundried and unlaundried, at
VIC
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The weather is very steady, and the
roads excellent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Chaplain Lutz has gone and joined
the A. o. L. W.
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An elegant line of Kid Gloves, from two to
six buttons. and the best 81 2-button Kid in
the business-every pair warranted-at
NKWMAN'a
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Deep blowing always makes a good
grain crop in Kansas.
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The demand for houses to rent contin-
lies undated
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Qht 4n'pDria Ntws.
EMPoRIA, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1879

ADvKRTIsERs-Will please remember that
tho weekly NEWS Is an excellent advertising
medium through which TO secure the trade OF
the people OF Lyon county. Its city circula-
ton Is also lar"e. and 1t viii pay every bust
ness man to put up his sign" In its columns.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Gents, Ladies' and Children's Underwear
of all grades. at EEWMANs.
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EVerybodY's Business.

GLAssWARE-The most complete stock Of
Glassware in town at j. d. DAVIsoN's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

The best assortment of ladies' and child
ren's cOlored Hosiery in Emporia at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Neck ties and silk handkerchiefs, "fall
styles" just received at G. JONES & Co.'S.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

We will issue the LAND BUYER next
week, certain.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

A handsome line of Fancy Pearl and 9TH
er Dress Buttons, at NKwMAH's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Don't go out without your umbrella.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Don't fail to examine the stock of Beaver
and other shaWls at NEWMAN's
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The unapproachable ZeiR Ter (Philadelphia)
custom made shoe, in all grades and styles,
for ladies and children. is only to be had at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes of
q purgative, for Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache and Liver Complaint. By univer-
for family use. w14&15.
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For an endless variety in furnishing
goods, such as white and fancy shirts,
hosiery, underwear, collars, cuffs, neck.
wear, gloves of all kinds, &c, go to the
Oak Hall c IL W10RCtf
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See Perley's interesting advertisement
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

For choice perfumeries, fine soaps and a full
line of brushes. go to NORTH & RYDER's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

For SALE.-One span of good work
mares and yearling colt
w14t4* /. l.. DAVIS, Reading Kansas.
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Don't fail to call and examine the stock OF
Table Cutlery at 43-tf ID. DAvIsON's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

If you want a Prosecution neatly and care
fully compounded, go to NoRTH& RYDER's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Adam had no mother-in-laW, and children
have no worms that use DR.. Jaques' German
Worm Cakes. Try them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

The finest display of Ladies' and Misses
Cloaks in the city, at NEwMAN's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Cavalry and Infantry Overcoats. The only
place these goods can be found in the city
at NEwMAN's
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TUESDAY, April 8.

TUESDAY, April B.
Willard & Miller have sold to Sher-
man & Richardson twenty three feet front
on Main street, just north of the post-oE-
flee.
DIR. Wright and wife took in the min
strels at EmpOria last night.
Another new store--dry goods-is on
the tapis.
We are not Yale graduate, and can
not write nicely rounded sentences, and
if our squibs are harsh to the Car of the
"most fastidious," we can't help it, as we
only aim to make our notes locally in
teresting, and consider the "most fastid-
ious' an unmitigated fraud. We are
satisfied if we can only keep up local
interest in the notes. KENO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

Dress Goods in endless variety at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

The immigration into Kansas this year
will surpass that of any previous year.
Nothing we can do will be so effective
in attracting immigration and settlement
into Lyon county, as the rebuilding of
the Normal school. To let it lay in ru-
ms will be the greatest mistake that
could be made. A trip east and inter-
views with the people on the way to
Kansas, will convince anyone of the i'm
portance to every interest here of speedi-
" rebuilding the school,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

The handsomest and best dollar Cashmere
In the city is to be found at NEwMAN'S.
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Adv.rt,.ed List. April 8. 1879.

NOTICE Strayed from my farm, on
Taylor creek, miles northeast from EN-
poria, on Monday evening the 31st of
March, 1879, sorrel mare, 4 years old,
of long thin body, small head with star
on same, about AZ hands high, light
colored name and tail had on halter and
rope when last seen. A liberal reward is
offered for her return, or for information
as to her Whereabouts.
JOHN A. KURz,
BCw14t2* Emporia, Kan.
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ASK for James smith's Imperial cigars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11

This is to give notice that all citizens troub-
led with Cough or Cold should at once pro-
cure q bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price Is cents Wi4tI.
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A very interesting and suggestive arti-
Gle on the liquor drinking question will
be found in our paper to-day. If the
public treasury is to be benefited by the
sale of liquor, why stop at a mere frac-
ton of the profit? Put the profits all in
the treasury, and reduce taxes until the
temperance citizens have very little or
no taxes to pay.
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AarERICUs NOTES.
iad Accident to Judge RuggIes.

1
THURSDAY, April 10.
J. s. Gibson's new timer put in an ap
pearance yesterday.
At the solicitation of Squire Miller
we yesterday took drive with him II
Dow, Hill, Duck and 42-mile creeks. W.
found quite number of farmers busy
planting corn, while many others wer'
preparing the ground for planting. W.
found Mr.. Fields, on the Empor1a and
Burlingame road, with over 400 head o.
merino sheep; his sheep all doing vel
and Mr.. Fields perfectly satisfied with
the business. Mr.. F. takes good care Of
his stock, and thinks this number one
sheep country-says sheep pay better
than anything else.
RUNAwAYs.
A couple ran away from somewhere
last week and Judge Miller threw his
matrimonial tow-line around them and
they were one.
A livery team ran away last Sunday,
between here and Emporia, with notion
man, while:he was looking at the sun
through glass to see if there was going
to be an eclipse.
Anderson AlstOn's team ran away on
Monday, while he and Len Sutton were
trading horses. They traded.
On Tuesday night somebody's team
ran off from somewhere and brought up
on the hitching post at the Sutton house.
We have failed to learn whose team
that was.
Yesterday evening Judge Ruggles and
his foreman, Frank Blair, drove pair
of colts to town IN a spring wagon, and
the brides needing some repairs, they
drove mp to Ed. Calkins' harness shop,
had the repairs made, and were about to
start for home-the Judge being in the
seat, and Blair getting in-when the
colts started on run, and as they turned
the corner at the Evangelical church,
Judge Ruggles was thrown out, and we
are sorry to say, had his left leg broken
just above the ankle-both bones said to
be broken. The team ran on, with Blair
hanging on in the hind end of the wagon,
and great fears were entertained for his
safety, but he finally turned up all right,
the team haYing run about mile. Judge
Ruggles was placed in a spring wagon
and taken home to his farm, accompa-
MED by DR.. T. A. Wright.
LATERAL the last moment we learn
that Judge Ruggles' leg will have to be
amputated below the knee. The Judge
bears it well, and seems to be in good
heart. KENO.
AMERICUs, April 8.
Americas.
Call when in town.
AT NJ. w. Gibson's store.
And get his low prices on goods.
Don't be Hoodwinked" by "Chica-
go grocery peddlers."
Nor also flying corn doctors. Buy
your corn remedy of NJ. w. Gibson and
be cured
Munroe s. Cunningham, having dis
solved partnership, all indebted will
please settle this week.
Martin McCleery has shaken the farm
dust from his feet and moved to town.
His stock and farm implements Will all
be sold by A. D. Tressler at auction next
Saturday, with those of r. II. Mahan.
Mr. Richardson, of Sherman & Rich
ardsOn, of Emporia, came up yesterday
to see about their branch store here.
Their new house will be finished and
filled with new goods this week. We
have heard they talk of starting branch
in Council Grove.
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HEADoUARTERs-For Queensware, Glass
ware, ana Table Cutlery, at
43-tf j 3. DAVIaON'a.
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For Lone Star Oil, the family safeguard. {
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Call and see those beautiful quilted Satin
skirts at NEKNAN's
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The Boss $3.50 Mems Kip Boot at Newman's.
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Ladies' Gossamer Water-proot cloaks
, 1879-03-19
dozen Senators were dcckcd wlth bonqucts.shat
of Senator Logan being orer'adcn with mass'.
moth furAl DtfernEa,

n dozen Senators were dcckctl wlth honqucts.shat
of Senator lo0an being orer'adcn with masn.
moth flora1 otTer!nga.
Promptly at noon Vie. President Wheeler
wrapped the seratc to order. Thu tit&fc Chan.
lnlll then mounted the desk and deitverrd lie
llsl,af prayer. After The Secretary had rca1 the
rrcsIdents proclamation c1nrcning Congress
In cxtsa scsalo,, the nsw Senators were sworn
III III EruuUs, rs follows. Thu frat consisted Of
Senators Cauieron Vi PcnlIsylEanIa, G,r! Allison
nf Iowa, 1hcn follnwrl Earpcnscru uf Wisconsin;
who wns escorted by Ecratrr Ua7ie, OF Illinois.
The next hatch was cosnpoRrd Of Farlcy of Cal
ifornia, Groolnc VI Maryland, tagnls nj Kansas,
atuI fltif ot Colorado, WIN were escorted by
tl,ctr colleagues. Thcn Morrlil TT Vermont,
l'enl!rson Of Ohio, P1att of CONNECTICUT, Slater
Ut Oregon, md voorhees, ri Indiana, wcsa
tworn In All the foregoing
T0oK THE 1n1H-CLAn OATH.
Me1hrs. Call Of Flnrkin, .10!,as Of Lou!siann,
nnt Houston of AIatasna, Vance Of Nnrtn Car
utfna. Wilkes of Arkanaa*, tcst0f Missouri, md
WfiliamS Of Kentucky. took 1l'c modified oath.
Senator Cnnkin. ns usual, catnc In 6lurtls nftes
t,le Vtcc.lrcsdc,t haA finished administering
the oath 10 the fast-nanel Senators, uni tn
joycl the distinction VI !,cng sworn
III nlouG. An Amusing hcenu followed. Whcn
Mi. COI1Hl+ ct!teft'I tile cll1fnpcT, Etnnt0r ktr-
nnf,, hts colleague. Whose duty it was 10 escurt
hin to the dess was reading II t>rws}npcs, aud
did not sec htn. enter. Cunklin, never waits
for anybody, aud Immediately accepted Judge
Davis proi1ercd arm AIT, moved on tuw artls thu
Vie. President. Wic, about half why duwll the
aiaIc, Bayart1 informed kcrnnn Of what vas
gnts,g on, when the latter Instantly rushed after
Cunkltng. fic overlook lin aIl! Judge Uaris
Jus. as tscy had reached tic steps Ct tic desk,
when he
gTEprED IN BETWEEN THEM.
Judge Dnyts bowel tn ktsnnn IN comicat sort
Of way, mil good naturcdy surrendered his
charge. This sccnc ,ras grca.ty cujoycd hy the
spectators.
TIN Chair next submitted the credentials II
Charles It. Bell, If New Hampshire, appointed
By the Guycrnurnf Of that State TO I'LL the yacaAcy
causet, fy the expiration Vi aeuator Wallelyh's
turin, no election Ut whose surrcnsur ca1l oc-
r,ir Until dune next, when The Legislature meets.
Attc: statement by Senator Eoll!ns to st,ow
that there were ample trcrcIcnts to maintain
1llc as,tun 1f the toyGr,lur, actlon UPON the
s,,bjcet was, nh motion ii senator Wallace, de-
fcrret until tn-us'rruw at f1aif rast 12.
The Senate Ind completed the work Of organ-
izaton. nlMl n recess WAS taken until o'clock.
upon reusscnlbling, It having hcctl Unlimited by
Scnatur Whytc TINT tir Iinuse "t,tlId te denye1
until lntc In tic afternoon In peEteetinE It's or
vanzatun, nn adjournment until Tomorrow
took pincc.
, 1879-03-19
Important Notice.

nf1cc. f4r the sulp af tha locilcstcr 1scc cs will In
tltscn'ca BY nlt0rninA cures wIthnni MEDICINE. TIL,
tnrtcsrT senrlet eoiIsfst of tmpioyel ktoHlncl!
techEcs af thu stvn,nr| nnd Liver, wt .r Mrdlcatcl
Plaster. aud cdlc!tch Sea :nlts for fnot s,ht, mil Is
issa.ss ,. T '1e,t f. u. arkc, Eyrry cf." tonli
ssn.T. t ssK s1ss Iht r.s!IInrMt !: ssnccal!y
irregularities, Thu Pad Ia cnl1R.tt nf hMrstK4 vuE.
rlas coIi'nuuntt. j tiYer lrens, it ii sicap nil
EmstS a" GxSn ts 4 rppcry %1rn nrGoFs !"
ten,lant u treat Adi Fold by all rst.cla1a fri,9.
Efsts. AK fur liucHstcr Ahsurh!ug l:lsIutl, TRkr
NJ Gti,cr.
1ttctnrIsnn e. ru., suia Wholesale Agenta St. Lts.
". Chaplin 4. To-, General Manage r. tra{t build.
luz: Il. W. rnr. Fulir,ll Gnh surkU,.r ,.rix hi. Louis
": Cln2llHt Int Ehtcf Muuagcr Holman Pad TO-,
1T. Louis.
further announcement will he nn,ie Il, few days.
, 1879-03-19
PlTTSBURG LOAN.

rlrTsHuna, ra., March ls.-'rhe Pfttsburg
loan, TOR thu p,srrasu Ut tIc settling VI arrears Ut
tho DISPUTED street botds, amounting to Sl.io,-
D00, parable In iiyo ycar6, md bearns per cent
cmnl,aIistt, william Tlnw Leadvd tic subserp
thu lst with sl01,UU0, ut,l tl,u ba'anrs was
taken by banks.
, 1879-03-19

WAsH1S01os, u. e., Mascl' l8-'Thc Senate
galleries were s!,rongcd, tho diplomatic gallery,
as lsua! oil granl occasions, containing many Ut
tho diplomatic corps. On tbs floor tue sccno
was animated. Er-scuators a,,tl ex-htenbers
occupied the rear Of the CHAMBER. Tho dcska u
, 1879-03-19
aIa &lkT3.
H5A&NT3s
SSH .Il-.Rl:T'SS. I E:
READY-MADE.
WILSON BROS,

Have just refltted their manu-
factory with all the modern
machinery, and are better than
ever prepared to produce the
BEST goods at the LOWEST
prices. They have now in
stock more than 1000 dozen
Shirts, and can fit the smallest
boy or the largest man. Their
stock Of Colored Shirts, made
from the best foreign goods, is
large and attractive. A full
stock of Night Shirts, including
several lines Of Rumed and
Fancy Trimmed. Linen Col
lars and Cuffs in all the latest
styles.
, 1879-03-19

"A II 1&VA3t
arus against their c8untry, and bad not given
comfort to her cnctntcs.
GEN. JOE JOHNSTON
coloref TO thu touts Ut s hair ilc stood In tie
area bcfurp The Clerks desk a1nl waited TIL two
loyRl nlcn had been sworn ill., uNl tisc Clerk
could read thu oath framed for tie dtstoyal to
him.
TIE DRAWING or Tilg sRATs
took pfacc latc III the AFTERNOON, nntl WAS con.
ttuuea with the utmost g0o1 l,uHor. An usual,
some Q! the ncw members xrrc the most
fortntatc, while sone Of the older and
most prominent ones wcro ba'lly treated
by lot. The seats were drawn In the
snanncr In wstct, they hnve been, probably,
stEgc tile tiovcsnmcnt wns ionmicu. 4 rc6olu.
t!on VAS tlrst passed tia, nil the scats should be
yncatcd AMI that The clerk should p'aco in q
Ink the Eanc of every member, a.u1, as the
names were Withdrawn, thu member w!loso maine
waa tcai selcctcd 1IEa scut md nccupiet It until
the tnats lad a1l hccn chosen. For many
ycars It has hcen the catton 10 give to the Dem
| III the House RlNl tu any member Of either party
who happcns 10 bufFer from my physical infrm-
lty
Tfir CHOICE or T11r BEATS
lcfore tl,c names arc put In the box. Tllfs
rnll,tcsy Was extendcd III tlle last Congress 10
A'e1as"lef II. etcplIeHa on account III Ills III
flfnItGs, to Judge Kelley nttd Fernando Wooh
IN ACCOUNT u thcar 'o'',tontln'ts service. Illus
afternoon the attempt was made to tz'vo these
ee'tlc'hch t'e same privilege, "1,u To extend 1t
40 as to Include Lay, OF Missouri, who Is par.l.
a!iv paralyxed; Hawk, of Illinois, who las but
one eIeE: GllItttnuet', I'll New fori. who ls deaf,
| aln1 eai''los hcar on back scat: nnd Garfield.
OF oh'o' rs compliment. Tic House became
fes1!sc' however, Mt the attempt to extend this
lst NM to co''1er tl'tse specia! honors,
| Mh hhhilS taoleu every nfnr0sitlon OF TINT
sort, fAnc9fl9 Bill fnetnDess OIL atI euia footing.
llie'1 thu drawing" "t tile aeats hegur, the NOM
bcrs Vaeatt1t3 every scat at'1 occupying The area
| oack ol the par' constituting aeet', Black
| human 1rlnGe clear TO the o'ltcf wall Of Tue
chatnbcF' lie members we're
NOT At f1'tsE SATISFIED
with the somewhat indifferent shaking which
~ tphd 3kt,Itx
, 1879-03-19

NORTHWEST BAR ASSOCIATION.


ta county"
ARIZONA TEH-rhoen'1' 'arifSyH % cSaGty. e Gty%.rcocz.
Prescott, favapal County. ,,,1o,, ,,,.,,o
coloRADo-canon City, rrc''9at ,346% GsInty = .x1zy
pe"''f' "''''''0 .SH@t{s WELLS. SMITH 4 MACON.
oso'Fo'0"o' e'cat ofees TIi5sias igiH5Sss MITCHELL.
DAKOTA rh8-pe'""o0' StS !iTSSf' IT, Ss1aTic1Ea Ssa'i
''"A'o"' 'A'A''' ~'"''' E.u. sN1TII.
nllso'S--A'eo0' mercer tn22sssiErr 3: WHARTON.
1'''n'''e'oA' A''A''n 1SI!i.bfN 1WEIboN d alcNuLrA.
Canton. Fulton County. ,,.,
Clrmt. whtto County. :, ,,,,,,,r,,+
' F1CKL1N T. F1CkLIN.
.u'.No' Wv" o'"''' sLEErEn 4 wlIlTt'N.
Decatur. Macon County. go ,,,
Genoya, Kane County. >, ,.,.no,>-
A''l'o0Fo"s''' montgomery county, ", BLISS.
'ieR'Gag'sil MSils1se !seS %iiTG0cK Lrr1Scorr
Ss'''' ''s' ''''e' ~''IikEil ITikEiolsaE ". HElspMAN.
A's's'''' ''ss'S' ~0"'' noBL1T L STOKES.
Ml1.hall, Clark County. n,.>,
'''A''oa'"' ~ " sTkWX!:i. PHELPS 4 0n1EIl
'''''>'"'' '"'' -~'' LODGE & HUSTON.
"' o''1' j.. n. HEADING.
Morrison. Wh!tcttdo County. ..,, ,,.
oq''"A"' '''Na'''o' ~''"'a asiMrsox 4 DUFF.
o'*'D' 0S'' e0u"'' E.F. puTclEla
'~"'' IA''a''0 ~''A''' G.s ELpKEpaE.
Paxton. Ford County. ,,,r,,,
rcklu, Tezoweii County. ..,,,.,,,,
Irorta. Peoria County: ,, ,,,,. . m ,,,,,,
Fctcrtburgh McRard County. 50, .,,,,,, ~.
Pttsacld, rlke County. n,,,,a ,r,,,r,,,.tr,y
Quincy Adams courtX;; rEX;;u,rr + ,,1v1laupsoS,
Rockford, W!nncbtgu County. :, ,,,,,.u,,
shelbyrl!o, shelby County; ;;,,,i-,>, :, ,,,r1,v
BptIuEAela BanRamon County,, ,..,,,,.,,
eulllyan. Moulsr,c Ceunty. :, 49,, - 1,,,,,,,,,
e' LOWELL l. CAnNEs.
1''s0'' p0"flsss f'sGpitE1scs Gpsn!Ei MACPHERSON.
0'"'' ~' N. ". MATTHEWS.
vandalla. Fayctto County, ,,., ,,>u.r,,.
,sn, 'w, ~ srEAHNs & AEslos.
'e TiIos: n. EELts.
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RoDR1tT srRArTON.
Fowler, Denton County.
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wtLsON Il DAVIS.
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Remington. jasper County. w ,,,
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D"- JOHN II. WHITE.
Anamoss, Jones' County. ,. ,,,,
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N iiALL T. baldwin.
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cedas Ilapida. Linn County. ,.,,r en ,o,,,
'>'e' '"'''A'' 1o0'S''E EUGENE cowLEs
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c,.... FoE.EsiAN d slAlssls.
n.. PATTERSON. GIBSON l. uls11.
n...... isltowN l. CAMrnELL.
4. Z. COOLEY.
Delhi, Delaware County.
Dchlion. Crawford County.
TABOR 4 TABOR.
ues AoneR, Polk County,
nRuWN d DUDLEY.
Dubuque. Dubuque County, "
Elkade1 Clayton County.
". a. PRESTON.
EliAWFOIlD d. HOFKIk
j. r. ANpE1!s0N.
WATKINS Il WILLIAMS.
Independence. buchanan County. -,
SERVERS 4 eAMSON.
IOWA CITY, Jo!lnsou County.
HENLEY 4 6wlsHEIs.
RUSSELL d TOLlVElk
Aeoiuk. Lee County,
rn..u CHARLES BALDWIN.
n.,... RAnEHART 4 CALDWELL,
4Aaasteta. Jackson C04nty.
FRANK AMOS.
, 1879-03-19
German Tariff Commission
Discriminating Against
America.
ivy Duties Placed on All Goods
5. Imported from This
Country. -
The Leon say Investigation Has Email
ly Fallen to the Ground.
That Functionary Having Made
Most Satisfactory Ex-
plantation.
GERMANY,
l,CLES Of TIL; j,EICflsTAU.

GEllMAN \. .'
NTLES Of TILE EEIC1lHTAU. :.
BERLIN, March 1B.-'rho Committee of the
Rcichstag on Standing Orders has resolved
not to undertake nny general revision Of Tho
r11les Of tilo }IonEc, Int will simply revise
tho arrangements relntiyo to tho Prcsdont'a
power to prevent members from speaking.
TILE TAislrF REVISION. -
BERLIN, A1arch ta.-The Tariff Commits
sion seems particularly nnxions 10 secure
Gcrman Industry ngainss American onmpoti-
tion. 1t has proposed hcayy duties upon
most articles now imported from A1norica.
Its last decision is III favo1 OF duty of 70.
tnar):y per hundred weight Oh leather goods.
Tho Protectionists nro now nttackinR the
presont conago system, md recommend tho
issue Of plenty Of money.
LE1DliSECIIT.
LONDON, 3Iarcl 1s.--A Berlin dispatch
says Herr Leibknecht's speech lua sadly in
jured the Socialist causo.
THE EMPEROR
III still Obliged 10 keep Ills room in consc-
1';ence Of recent fall, but 4o il improving.
SERIOUSLY I'LL.
Prince Frederic Charles, brother Ut the
Emperor William, ia seriously i'll.