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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
8ranfret@.

Die Befefisunsen pom Baris blrfen ais
nabe3u polIen6et ssItsn. Die neuen Sorts
Iiesen unaefdbr ba, NO bic Deuti5en wdb.
renb Der gini9IieBuns Der Stabt setanben
babsn, NIT Ausnabme bes Sibwetens unb
Weftens, mo man 8eriaiaes NIT In bic
SrontIinie se3osen uub ben Rreisbosen
mad bisier Seite meter uorsei9obsn bat.
Ddbrenb 1878 finb bic arbeiten Der Sorts
Yinensups, ct. George unb 8auiour forts
ssisst unb bic NnIase zines Marne.B Britt
tentopfes besonnsn worbsn. Die nsue
SortIinie DOR PariS bat eineu llmfans Don
etpa 1875 &ilometer. Die Seftungen an
Der Of. unb Norbsrense iinb isbr usridiss
ben an @r6Bs unb Wsrtb. Die erfte 8e:
fsiisuusslinie fdnst i'm Sdben nit 8sIfort
an unb fibrt iiber &emirsmont NIT ben
Sorts be Seis unb be rOu, be pro9s, Ia
6ais unb be Parmont, gpinaI, ct. Die,
9unspiue NIT einem Sort BEL Nanep, Srou:
arb, Goul, Gommsrep, ct. Wibisl, gsrs
bun, gtain, 9onsmp, Wontmebp, Seban,
WeSieres, RocrOi, 9iust, 9iriOn, Wau'
beuse, 8alenciennes, gonbe, Oouat, ellie,
9lire, Bsrsnss, Dunterque, 9rapeinss unb
enbst bel Calais. Die susits 2tnie fdnst
Bel gsiancon an nit ben 3uiidsn ibm unb
9slfort ~belsssnen SeitunSen BON Rontbes
Iiarb, Blamont, Wontbarb, Bont be &oiOe,
unb sebt ibsr 9ansres. 8iirp lie Srancais,
@psrnap, Rbeims, Soifons, 2aon, Ga
Sere, Sam, p6ronne, @uiie, gambrap,
9rras, Wontreuil mad goulosns. Die
brittle enbIi9 sebt pom 2pon iber Gbasnp,
auronne, Oilon, &osent fur Seine aaa
Wsrs, lie Ereport uno Oiepps. Die mel:
fen bieier 5situnsswerts ftno bereits poIens
bet, es BARI biss Defenders BON Ssrbun se'
iast wsrben, ebeniO BON Selfort, @pinaI,
Montbeliarb uRb 8eiancon. 9lu9 an ben
Der itaIieniiden unb ipanifden @rense,
iowie am atlautii9ea Nssre seIesensn 8ss
f~sitisuusen wirb eifris searbsitet, unb es
1T poraussuisbsn, baB bereits In penissn
bic idmmtIi9en arbsitea beenost
fsiu werbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09

SatnotS.

SnBIppmington bat Der PoliSets
def gefsbI sur gerbaftuns alsr geute &C.
aeben, bic nod IL 1br abenos bsrnmitrol:
6enb betrpffsn perben, wenn fs ftd ntbt
senissab aususiien tOnnsn.
uber Bic SoIbaten &eunion In
aurora werben na5trdsli9 nod &Iasen
Iaut. Die Observation-Disclosures paren tir
bic WaaIe Der Sremben 10 ~an3uIdnsIi9, baB
fat ale &ir6en ir S~peiisbduier nms.wan'
telt wurben. Sa, bic llniuerialiitentir4e
wurbe fir Swei Gage als resuldres 5otel
benutt un6 bic Damsn Der @emeinbe lies
ferten portreffi4e Wablaeiten unb bebien'
ten felbft IN grasi5iefter Weiie tie @dffe
Bel Glide. 9ie a~0s:metnfe SIase mar
bic iber ben Staub. Den sanSen Gag
lang, wdbrenb 10 Stunben, waren unun.
terbroden ,pei &eiben pon @asen auf
allen Straben swiiden Der Stabt unb benz
3assrplas in 8ewesuns. Der Staub mar
idredlid. Sie arrangements I'm Eager
iieben ptel gu wini9sn dbris. Die &ebner
madten in goIitit unb rarbeiteten" I'M
SutereEe Grants. Die Wail6per wareu
Subem bersli9 i&le4t selettet uno Der tap
fere General Mann pom Chicago, Der Biz
Boys in blue, swsi Diuiionen fart, gum
Sturm sessn has &ebeaenfort fibrte,
wirbe-wdre IS grnif sepeien -eine per'
ni9teabs S1Iapps erIttten baben, ba e'
feline @olonne fat 10 Winuten lang unte1
benz Ssusr hes Sorts in &sib unb @Iiei
ftsben IieB.
Ole resierenben 9errn BON
W~eisenbanbsl In Chicago baben firSli4 81
erfIdren serubt, baB Der In Wisconiu uni
Winneiota ssSosene Winterwsijsn an Qua
Iitdt nidt benz BON Sainois unb benz iib
Ii1sn Soma sleidtomme unb baB tie bier
mad au9 bic Breiie BET ibren @tntdufei
beftimmen werbeu. Der @runb, warun
bic 5dnbIsr fur ben WinterweiSen Dol
@iseonin unb Rinneiota weniser gable,
wouen, 1T Der, neil bas baraus sewonnen
WsbI so Gents u Barrel weniser merit
iein iou als bas 8interwei;en Webl DO,
Suinois, Mifouri unb anberen Staaten
unb neil fid bic 0iferent i'm Breis be
Sru9t iosar nod sr6Ber berausffsue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
Sel8ten.

auf Der Staatsunius, iitdt su Sent fan.
ben bic &e9tsprafunssn fat. Don l0l
Stubsnteu, weI9e ii4 gum gramen elm
idrsibsn lisBsn, sosen fi9 20 freiwiais 3u'
rid, 81 wurbsn absswisisn. @s warsn
aIio so Stubsntsn unfdbis gum gramsn.
9isiss &eialtat, baB so Projsnt bas gra'
men ni9t bsitsbsn t6unsn, benefit, wis
idpa9 bic 2siitunssn auf ben Staatsuni'
psritatsn 0slsisns ~aesenibsr Der tatboIi'
idsn rIuiueriitdt 20wsn finb. gaf ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
StaIten.

Sn Risba iinb in einsm 8ro5eie wesen
Wablbeife9uns Der ebemaIise Gbseorbnete
9ersos pom Ripot su 5000 Sranes Strafe,
anquier, Wabl:G sent bes 5ersoss pom
OecaSes unb pon bisiem our Selobnuns
ieiner Dienite gum goniuI in Spanien er'
nannt, uon weldem PoiieR er in3wii@en
uieber entbo5en worben, ~ pier Do9en
9efdnsniS unb bic @abI' asenten Dalmas
unb Il,iari gu a9t Easen 9efdnsniB per-
urtbeilt porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09

0as llnuetter, weI@ss gnbs SuIi bic
@sseuo pom Soltam unb OettsIba6 in
Saiern, bsimiu9te, bat cine furdtbare
3etitOruns anseridtet. Iuf Der @emar'
flung bes Oorfss Reuies Iissen 1000 itarte
Sbftbdume entwurseIt bsrum ; bic auf Der
Sob. IissenSen 8einberse ftnb gang uers
ni6tet. 8om Sommera9er &asentopf
bis Norbbeim aisben ft9 bic 8erss, bic
porbsm in frii9sm @rin idimmsrten, isst
ais cine tribisIis i6uarSe Wafe bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09

Staatsuniperfitdten werben bic Stuosnteu
leoislid tn ben polittiben StrubeI bineins
se3osen. bort ftnb fs bic Saiieurs bel ben
standardization unS clsricalen Sesersten,
lernen ni4ts anosrss aIs 8erahtuus Der
Hsliston uno uerIieren 10 ibr Stubtum aus
ben Iusen, udbrenb man In 26uen nirt'
Tide Stueien madt, neil auf bieier freien
tatbolii9en llntuerftit elm anberer 9eiit
uebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
y atern.

Nus Sssbsim in 8aisrn pirb ssmeIbet
y Die 9ornbsrssr'ids SamiIis Sobu,
Eodter, Masb unb EassI6bne,
rim uarsn an sinem Worsen uoriser ISOLDE
auf benz SeIbe nit Sdnsiben bsi9aftiat u.
iu9tsn, ba u cine tlsine iduarSe Wolte
obns isbe Spur Dor einem @euitter Stsssn
S9uS unter einem Wsibenbaame.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09

Die brsi S~traBburser Eurnusreiue,
weI1e in tsmonitratiuer Weiie an Der gnts
b~aluussfeier Der Gbiersitatue in Nanep
Ebsil nabmen, UNI ibre Spmpatbien fur
ben 8efreisr bss fran36Riden YaterIanbes
pom beutiden Eruppen su aeisen, fno
bur@ Seidlub Der 8sb6rbe aufssI6ff mor'
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
80 affau.

Dis bissidbrise Generally eriammIuns
unb PrsisuertbeiIuns Der Rahauer 2anb'
unb Sorfpirtbe inbst am %. unb %.
Septsmber 3u 9pfbetm itatt. Damit
III eine Wsins un6 S9aumpeinaus iteQuns
perbanben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
MrsaIias Stads III Y,
Gbatam, Out.

Inter Der etituns Der llrlalinsr : S&psfnn.
Ditf, gnaalt Ia an Der Great sDtarn Giisnbabu, finf.
ala Dldlss pen Dtrrtt unb ftbr aastntbm sttstn.
Bas sadumiat uRb beauem tinstrt1tste vtbdubt Ia nit
altu moerntu UnblHrunstn ptrjtbsn. Div rte SttiuHa
Ia tas Sdss. Daar. Ssftm NIT 9rsis s~inetfibrt psrktn.
Die q%anetsisn Inb au'ststsHr, sinfSItbtas 5aia', 9dr-
ten, Sbashrttn &C..
Der uaturi6t umfast ale 3ptst BEE spiHsas. tinI4Iits-
lid Der fran,SffdsH Spra6t, ps ft tn ben btttn euarti-
aen gaaaIt stltbrt pirb. batsi ltat man btfsp etrn Qptrtk
auf anhan6 uue 6SHi6tet DER rntrritt I'm tinfa.
tth Rdbtn, In fsiHtr arbtit Stidsrtttn In @slb anb Gps-
ails, 70, Hlumtu &c. fnb f%eftnfrtt.
ssa ane uaitTri4t per Sabr slOo, ealtidbrli4 TN Dor
aus Iatlbar.
NaRf, 8a6nsa anb alaIsn prtsn utra bsjablt.
SIR ptiisrt qtultlnbtiteu wsnes man 10 an bic chr.
uirbtst Wuttsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
Rorbbeutf9lau b.

Cine bremen Bobrssieli9aft, wsIds
bar9 sinen In amsrita a~ussebiIbsten sSSns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
ST. 2Harien
T06ter ARa0emp.

aat,r Der qsttuns Ter S&ufbwtf.rn be NOtrs Dams, (aus
BEN @luttsrbauit TRtlrautt) ~ CT D0natas,
Safipu Seuuip. Soma.
3isfs snattut Eat elm. fstr ~ans'n.tms uns a.ianN. sas.,
Ia 10 Dlttien fueii6 pcn Dubsaut Rdbt fs DttiNitppt Blui.
its. Das atrdrmiss Bebduet III NIT alien Stautmlitttttu
peftbtn. Das lsi6li6s iputs has setaist 99sbl Ter 8pslin
90. ibr 5srti6ritt In zen DihtniSaftsn rtrs mttssr srSstsn
SPset Spt.IsIGss umstbtn has Suaitut.
Sent Glttrn, m,lhs tbrtn Riubtrn Gin. sranelttt, rtIai.
STE Griitbuue stbtn rpatn rtretn robi jtbun, mean ne TIRE
1RSttr ben e6wtfern be Retire Dams ~ ct. Dena,us am
~sertrautu. Das ,tbnidbrist Btftetu bee Ynhttutes, bic
iabnes asrpnnentn Srtunet etHtlben itne %seuasenfe 9tuatn
Ter s~ibiststen Der earsatrn.
Tas Stuliabr besinat NIT BEN trfsn Rsntas I'm
eeyttmbsru Es snett NIT BEN Issttn DSuntrfas
TN Suit.
8ebinsnnssn:
gar 8sa uue lnttrri&t In bsrti6t r unb tnalifttr Sprd-
d. Ia s.n s,rSbnlitsn 9ansarbsttsa. TN Singer u D.
lap.tg .i,.iixs.I. to :,
0utfarrt. ".".--"""........ o'UO
Sttttr o.oU
3d6ntn une Nsltn neutrality-suspicious.. o.OV
prisat. tinttrri6t In franiSff6u Stit.
itrd, 6aararbtt v. Biumtnmaetu, 500
gpa6s q s,it.. TO
Die 3Sslinss psrsts ~ ltssr 8tt a%nssnSmnttn, anh t.
Rs6nunstn pom Datus .Shrs sintritts stftlt. Spab.
lunssn st&tsen. wtnn mSsIt&. pltrttljdtri8, psraus.
Gtnt ttfim mite Belt bn &intritts w iepo6 ppn srobr
DiShstdt, isrsbI far ben . rti6rttt Ter 3Salinst 70 ME
au1 fur eas GrsnH Der xlaHn.
nasfs Der 8ssiins., ssna sieftlbta Iiasni Fss, 10 ben Gin.
~sttatrttn Rsstln ~ antsrrtrftn.
Brttfs rtssn ESeutn anfraSta asrtffrt man an;
Rev. Deer
Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
st. Mary's Institute,
St. Donatus, Jackson County, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09
st. Marp'sA kaoemp,
Notre Dame, Snoiana.
Inter Der 2ettuns Der Sbpsftern
Dom b. 8reu5.
Der 2ebrcurius. i'm cIaifidsn, atabemi'
i9sn u. 8orbersitunss Ospartes
msnt 1T srinbIid.

a. asime @rtrcssbdbrsn fir Dutf8 uns graniS.
Fla, ba siet Sprattn iai rtstlmdstssn prpsramm &C.
tsrtn
80 Dee muFialii&t Department pirb na4 hem plane
Der bsan turssaif&sn Gsnitrsatortt, eslattt.
aH- Su Gunfbtp arttmtnt 'plet man TN glfus fur
Bti4ntn uns IRA en- ~btnftbtu prin,ipitn, rtatss @rInh.
Iase Der ar. Sen RaufI6uitn Gurrpas tiletu.
b5altngs Der gurft fur Naltrn aut YuAf mSssa tiRIu
I~tparattn Garfus ttfolstu.
Bsslinut bic NIT abrtn bic aiaesmiffen unb slafat&tn
garfs ~abislptrt tattn, trbalttn ett ssletHt Wteat 9 fur
@rahutrtt hitfts Dtparttmtntts.
Die asletns Wtbailt fur 9rahutrtt pire eenisnistn Gtu.
htrtubtn dsurti1t, et tntn sputn Gurius I'm Genftrsats.
rum her Ruaf seu In Der Sunaabtbdlans tur6s
hsetn.
0slsas yr.s. ga,saiasH Ssrs.n In ben fulsnssa gartn
Der pstrtn attbdiune: TN Deuti4tn. sranSsafntn, Rti.
st0nsunttrrt&t, WsItu uns 3a4nsn nab In Der 5susnaI.
yns ststbta.
StfsltStn fur mufrbaftss Sttras,a In her ssr,n uas
ntrta dbtbrluns.
dn,abl Der llntart&ttnstn TN tIafRf&tn nus atastmt.
Tdsu Gurfus IA. msetntn epra6sn 8. I'm 8t&ntn lns
HfaItn 5 In her Snfrumtntal ptunt 10. TN 9tfaus z, Ina
Raesu, RIceerma9tn, Brstirtn u. f. NJ.
Gtnfa&t 4lteuns t~ferstrt BITE Rtsa Der GnfaIt.
Dtssn ndbru dustunit estr rtstn tHs gataIssts
ptnst man I'D au
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Mary's Academy, Hotre Dame P. o., Ind.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-09

SO s5nn' tir asru tit ts8ata Gtrsntittl;
glur bas-stf b. i9ns frd-f6eat mir strmeHtn.
Das eraet mad BEN 8sa auf etbsnsmttttI
yian si6 sum 9br,nbursr madt ssa-fUtu!"
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05
Special IN entiOn.

+. McMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &C., would be pleased
to see his friends and the public in
general at his place of business, N. w.
corner Third and King streets.
PARAsoLs AND Sun UMBRELLAS Go
see the new styles at L. G. strang's
Wilmington mauufactory, S. W. corner
Fourth and Market streets. Repairing
and recovering special feature OF our
business. 7
Having removed to 30s West Front
street, We are prepared to furnish our
patrons with the choicest brands of
patent -four, including Pillsbury's Best
and Sprague family tavorite new pro
cess, Good Enough and other choice
brands at the lowest prices. Ezra Fell r,
30S w. FrCLt street.
N. l.. Garrett has removed his gents
furnishing store to Sl2 Market street.
Call and see him.
Chamois Skins, new lot just receiv-
ed, and for sale at reasonable prices,
by Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, 3O2
King street.
For a nobby suit of clothing call on
G. H. Ash, the merchant tailor, No. 4
East Sd street. lie cannot be excslled.
John B. Johnson, carpenter and
builder, etfers three coed counters for
sale at a reasonable price.
Ladies' will save time and money by
buying their private appliances at
Belts private department for ladies.
Entrance No. w. 9Th street. Lady
attendant.
O'Connor, the tailor, No. 2 West Sd
street, has received new lot Of spring
goods, which he will make up into
suits at the lowest rates. He is tailor
by trade, and understands the husi-
ness. Gentlemen call and see him at
his old stand, No. 2 West Sd street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05
STARTLING News.

We do not claim u have the largest
store in the State, as several others do,
but where We do lay our claim is that
we have the largest and best selected
stock of boots, shoes and CATERS for la
dies, gents, misses and children, to be
found in this part Of the county, and
in proof of this We would ask that you
call at the Boston One Price Foot aud
Shoe House, No. 209 Market street, and
see for yourselves. The following art
some Of our prices in cheap goods =
Mems fine calf boots, Gall solid) fol
b2.O0: mems Congress CATERS for Sl.25
wcmen's pebble button boots fer &C
cents womens pebble goat Congress
gaiter for Is cents misses kid fox
polish for rs cents children's lace
shoes from Is cents upwards. These
are but few of the many bargains We
are Offering, and they are not old shop
worn goods, but fresh ones. We have
a full line of mems calf hand-nade
button Congress and lace CATERS for
$3.50 per pair. We have also the finest
line of ladies', gents and children's
goods to be found in the city.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05
Praise Meeting.

The extra meetings that have been
roing on at tho Rodney street chapel
CONNECTED with the Central Presbyte-
risn church) for the last few weeks,
closed last evening with a praise meet
ing. The chapel was crowded to over
flowing long before the hour to begin,
and numbers were required to go away
without gaining admission. The open
ing hymn, Grateful Praise" was we'll
rendered, after which the Superinten.
dent Mr.. AcCorkle led in prayer. Ad
dresses were made by Rev. J. l.. Estlin,
pastor of the Reformed Episcopal
ehulch. and by WIN. l.. McNair, assis.
tapt superintendent Of the Central
Presbyterian Sunday school.
The whole affair was 4 great success
the chorus pieces by the school CAV,
evidence OF thorough training and the
quartette by four little girls, Lena
Lodge, Reba Hill, Clara Worth and
Priscilla Black burn did exceedingly
we'll. The addresses were all good and
in keeping with the balance of the *
ercises. After the meeting all express
cd themselves pleased with the service
and all came to the conclusion that tn.
members of the Rodney Sunday Schoo
excsl!sd in all til cir praise services.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05
Rsno Frozen Truth.

The beautiful argumsnt is made that
not Justice to Mr.. Tilden but to Demo
cracy demands his denomination III
1880. The appeal is to sentimental gud.
geous and partisan lunatics, and Will
prevail. There is just sufficient gush
in it to win. The programme has been
care ully arranged in N. Y, on orders
from headquarters the Southern party
organs will gradually take position
If they believe what they said in 1876
and have reiterated ever since, logical
ly Tilden is their first and only choice.
But without reference to this point,
they will fall into line. Family express
s-d opposition amounts to nothing, for
the organ. are controlled by the politi-
clans who pull the wires. And all
these wires lead to No. Is Gramercy
Park. One hand directs them. 1t is
Sam Tilden's hand. Make no mistake
about this. Memphis Aralancde.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05
Resell utsOns Of Thanks.

As tho clos ing paragraph iniers, tho
following resolutions were extended to
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company, in recosni-
ton of the kindness of said company
pom the occasion Of the trip to Wash,
ington:
Be 1t Resolved. That tho thanks OF the
me nbers ui the General Assembly and state
officials Of delaware, with their invited guest =,
arc hereby rendered 10 the officers and EN-,
ployees OF the Philadelphia, wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company Tor the coEiior'
table acconiuotEti0ns, general hospitality
and polite attentions which were given; and
further that their thanks are hereby rendered
to Georyey Massey, Esq, OF Dover, Della
ware, for his kind and general attention. Bt
1t further
Speaker OF til e Senate, and Dr. SNithir
Chandler, Speaker OF the House, be and they
are hereby requested 10 deliver copy o
these resoiutol ls to George V. Massey, Esq
| by him 10 be delivered to the officers Of tn.
| Phil delpha, Wilmington anu Baltimore
| Railroad Company.
The above resolutions were unani
mously adopted on tho third day .
April, A. D., 1879.
C. J. HARRINGTON,
SwITHIN CHANDLER,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05

TIME NICAsT PILLsoN EA.lra AKH ~ ~ Mlfg
L VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.. They lever
grippe. sicken or weaken in their operation. and
hence they are the best pills ever offered, %.
pecially for aged peonle. They are q splen.
did Liver cure and elegant purgative medi-
cine. They operate PLEASANTLY and mildly,
,onstipstion Cor tE" Or "Vy Uostiyensss Pies siot
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Iizh
oess, Vertigo. Weak Nerves, all Liver atfec-
tions, general Aches over tho system, they
mako Detter appetite, and In rheumatism,
Nearalgta and Headache, in connection with
our Celebrated Pain "a So lrchsr, oos very speedy
COS of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated =
| cents box, or i1ve boxes for 81. Sent by mail.
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington Del. Philaselphia Depot e03
Arch street, Sold BY dealars and 1t country
| stores
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05
The Coming Peach Crop.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Lsdg.r, writing from Middletowa, Della.
ware, says tho chances for one of the
largest crops Of peaches ever raised are
very hatteriss.
The trees throughout the entire peach
growing district are tllrd with healthy
buds; and the fact that they are two
weeks later than last year i'll bloom.
ing, is not only considered favorable
indisation, but lessons the chance from
injury by any frost or freezing weather
that might come within the next two
weeks. More new trees are coming
into bloom this year than have been
cut down, thus materially increasing
the Weld. In view of the expected
large crop here and the failure Out
West, arrangements ara being made tt
ship peaches to distant points in the
West and East.
There has been general trimming
of trees, and the use of fertilizers
heretofore much neglected, and now
the ground in which tho orchards are
planted is being plow-d thoroughly
1t seems to bs we'll understood now
that if the orchards are cared for as
other crops are, the chances are favor
able for good crops each year. In 1867,
the shipments amounted to 2,o5s car
loads; in 1868, only %; in 1869, 10 4,
Ol9; in 1870, the crop was partial
failure, aud ths shipments reached
2,7O7; but in 1871, there was full
market, and 1904 car loads were gath,
cred; in 1872, 4,09l loads; in 1873,
1883; in 1874, 1866; and, in 1875, the
largest crop was gathered, amounting
to 9,O72 car loads. The indications
now are that the crop for 1879 will be
equal to this. In 1876, 2,ll7 car loads;
in 1877, 4,oV3, and in 1878, only
$50, the crop being almost a total fail
Daily Republican., 1879-04-05

bill be amended by sxsnpting section
5,2e7 of the Revised Statutes from its
operation. immediately upon this me
ton being made, Mr.. Baker, of Indiana,
moved that to the proposed amendment
be added his amendment, which pre-
vidrs that rihs clubs aud other persons
bearing guns, pistols, knives. blud-
geons, and other weapons 10 prohibi-
tod, under heavy penalties, from sur.
rounding or being near any polling
place during a Federal election. The
chairman, Mr.. Springer, for tho mo-
nent made no objection to this amend
ment.
1t was read by the Clerk, and Mr..
Baker advocated it in a speech Of much
furc-. At this point. however, Mr..
Sparks made the point of order that tho
amendment could not be considered to-
sether with that Of Mr.. New. Messrs.
Conger and Baker we're at once upon
their feet, and very properly held that
under the rules Of the House this point
OF order came too late, the last amend
ment having been received by the
Chair, read by the Clerk, and discuss
cd on tho floor. Still Mr.. Springer
seemed determined not to allow the
smen dments to be considered together,
and Mr.. Csnger, with much indtgna'
tion, which was certainly called for
under the circumstances, was proceed
ing to discuss the merits Of the ease,
when the Chair order d him to take
his seat.
"No | will not take my seat" cried
brave little iConger, quivering with
suppressed passion. Then will send
the Sergsant-at-Arms to compel you 10
cit down." shouted Mr.. Springer. Great
esafasion followed, and from all sides
there came lend cries Of "Ordsr!" "Or-
dsr." At last quite was restored, and
amid defiant cries from tho Democrats
of Appeal II You like and We will vote
you down." the Chairman, overriding
every rule and precedent, decided that
the amendment offered by Mr.. Baker
could not then be entertained.
The Republicans were, of course un
able to help themselves, and the ques-
ton recurrsd en- the amendment OF Mr..
New. Pending its consideration mo-
ton was made to take a recess and ia
end the discussion at 2 o'clock to-day.
This was opposed by Mr.. Evins, OF
South Carolina. A great deal of cs-'
tu. Cd discussion followed, and then =
recess was taken until II o'clock to day