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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06

II Is something remarkable that every
speaker appointed. answered 70 his name
aud delivered his speech on the subject
assigned him. have never known this
10 be the case. on any previous and
similar occasion. II angur- strongly
the great interest taken In sunday
school work.
The SPEAKERS all handled their subjects
well. aud ihey deserve credit for theil
faithfulnc-s. Responses were indrlsei
III NJ the close Of the addresses by the
following named gentlemen: Dr.
Mitchell. Rev. Inman, Z. Doa"c, AMI
Cnas. Glczen. a very pleasant and
profitable discussion was orca~ioned ~
the position taken bv Rev. Il. r Iul'sn.
The new constitution wa adopted,
taking the precedence Of the old. and no
doubt some arrangements VIII be made
tor lis publication IN The county papers.
so that all officers. teachers aud COM
mittecs can readily refer TO u and thus
know their duty.
l give here article 2nd OF the con~ii-
tuition, viz:
ANY superintendent. or other officer,
teacher. or adult member Of amy Sunday
school in Dubois county. ~ ministers Of
the gospel. and all efficient Snnda
school workers. may be meiD'rrs Of this
association, aud being present nj the
meetings, are entitled 10 tax. part ~ The
same.
Article Is. III Is the sense Of this con-
veutioll, that no articles whatever. Or
icatabies, or drinks. or liquors. should he
exposed on the grounds Tor sale during
its sessions.
Rev. J. W. Cnndiir offered the follow
Ing, which was unanimously adopted:
v Resolved. that we 40 hereby return
our heartfelt thanks 90 the citizens o.
Portcrsville aud vicinity. for their kind
aud hospiiab.c entertainment Of thu
convention during its prescn. session
I Resolved further, that we viii eveI
hold Ia grateful circumference ~
Kindness OF the Jasper Star BAND y
furnishing such nice music on tins o.
casion. hoping that the gentlemen wh'
compose that baud. will realize that y .
more blessed a. give than :" receive.
The convention then adjourned =
meet on the call If the Executive Com
!. mittcc, as provided Tor Ia the constiin
ton.
q. 4. CooPER, Pres.
j. II. MAprE~. Sec
MHs. M. u. IlANILro>. assistant sec.
a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06

TERRIBLY AccipE~r.-On "Wednesday
night George, son Of Mr. NJ Schitier,
was terribly burned by the explosion o.
a coal oil lamp. and il Is feared may not
survive his injury. His brother attempt
ed to light the lamp. which was only
about half full Of oil. when il exploded
living the burning oil over the front OF
George. His clothing was burned on
before the flames were cxtinguished. lie
suffers intensely. although everything
possible i done 10 alleviate II. This j.
another warning, that coal oil lamps
should not be lit while only partially
filed. but should be filled full every day
before lighting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06

IN Spencer county Mr.. ,. Noursc wa
elected county Superintendent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06
SELL FOR CASH ONLY

Ifrst-class fresh meat every Tuesday.
Thursday and SATURDAY mornings.
Meat for sale NJ all times. lie has
adopted the cash system, Is he 10 not
able 10 afford the credit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06
JoB BuTcHERIMc.

Ue has NJ. one butcher. and will
Kill and dress hogs Or cattle for farmers
or Others. on reasonable terms.
Aug. %. Thy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06

" Corpus Christi next Thursday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06

J ASPEk COURIER.
W Corpus Christi next Thursday.
rrThe public square is 10 be graded
See ordinance Ia to-day's Courier.
~ Mite at w. A. Tray:or's next
Nondav night.
rrMr. y. Fink Il shipping some pop
,ar lumber 10 Cincinnati this week.
u-rThc rain Sunday thoroughly wet
the ground. aud now farmers don't
rrumb.e Tor rain.
ryThe stakes for the grade Of South
Main street were set by Engineer Berger
an saturday last and It IL hoped the
adding will be lively tomorrow.
ar See the card Of Mr.. N. IIaskins.
c,r The Petersburg stage line. This will
prove = great convenience, and our citi-
gens should see that II Is well patronized.
rrSec the card of Mr.. Marion Lans-
f,r, IL another column. lie will con-
,rart Tor brick work Of any kind, and do
4 crediIable job.
IT, Mrs. DR.. Adams. Of Petersburg
ms been visiting friends In this county
FRA week past. She Is an enthusiastic
railroad advocate, aud clatcd at Peters
burg's prospects.
u-r Carl Zahn laid pavement In
iront ofthc church lot ON Sixth street /,
which six year old boy ought to be
ashamed OF. Better lay one more pave
mrnt and then quit.
GrIIeppncr l. prepared to make up
N latest style all kinds Of gcntIeInens
clothing. and warrants satisfaction. lie
/. regularly IN receipt Of I'niierick's
n.hions-thc standard OF the world.
rsgAclllx.;.- Rev. Geo c. Cooper will
rrrach at Schuhmachcrs hall on next
sabbath night at u o'clock. Sabbath
-..ool In the morning at 2 o'clock.
Everybody Is invited to attend aud take
part.
Is Town. Mr.. John X. Speed, Of the
hos. commission house Of Memphis,
visited Jasper last Saturday. tie gives
universal satisfaction to all parties ship
Ing to him, aud Il No. gentlemen Al
,he head Of q large business house. When
you ship to Memphis give him a trial
aud you will not regret Il.
II Towx. MIR. II. Schneii, Of SchnelI'
willie, called on rs Tuesday. lie says
>chncIlville Il fionrishing finely, aud The
>chneIlvillc Touring mills doing = good
business. aud y good prospect for wheat
= aI,umi,nce In that part Of the county
& agr'
rAToKA LEVEL. -. County Surveyor
BERGER surveyed Paioka river, 70 get ih'
lsyel ~ the water from klimgel's mil
20 Jasper. the first Of the week 10 crde
% see how much OF dam could he pr
il at EckerI's' n,ill. Hor the water powc
they think Of attaching a. IL.
L. The Mite" have determined 4
have fishing 4ssrty at Fimk'S mill o.
l'afoka. on Saturday OF next week. Th
lies will prepare basket dinner. rs
j. Intended 70 90 down by the o'clocl
a. NJ. train, aud return in the evening
Every one i invited, aud the one thu
catches the most fish will be voted th
best fisherman.
II Persons visiting Evansville mex
Wednesday cannot find better hotel 4
stop AZ, than the Sherwood. Mr.. II
Clay Stinson will be found At the Clerk
desk, and will do everything reasonabl
TO make the stay OF guests pleasant. III
Sherwood Is certrally located, convent
ent 70 business, and charges reasonable
Go to the Sherwood.
IL Towx.-Mr. Geo. X. Eager, Vic
'I'yesident Of the Rockport railway, wa
in Jasper Tuesday. looking after u
interests Of the company Ia the propose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06

j. II. MAnrE~. Sec
Mas. NJ. u. HAMILTON. assistant sec.
(Otlrcr county papers please copy.)
, 1879-03-26
The next case :; 1cred will be that Of Senator
Kellogg. o.
TF E::;'1RsT BATCH. =
q e r r1nBD's ARGUMENT.

nsnafea - 1"d Tribune.
"Asnl3 = ~. e., March @5.-fheFo was an
animated 7tstion OF the flrstbatch casea In
tic UhE atcs Supreme Court. Mr.. Heed
eoaclld argument In behalf of the first
natcll' hs"cr 10 the assertion made by
Judttep =, RI that ttcra vas no authority to
he fnT. any inv In tie En1ltsl, tanruaro
Tint Utstrfrt. t.Atturnoy Ind no,yer f,r antho,ftv
IN prant fmmnnltv IA nm arcomr,jco uhn ~
~ s'",'4 t"'n'tn's5 " aH "esoo'p''ca ""o hnu
tu1neu s,ate's eV'oehee anu oeeame witness
for tho Government, Mr.. Heed referred tic
C,,urt tn 1{,shnn's Criminal proeefure Vnr l.
, 1879-03-26

Hpfciui L4fpGfch to TAs Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25.-1t is tmposst-
bic to obtain any information tonight M to tho
reasous why the u. F. Alien case has again
bcan postponed. Assistant-Solicltor Robinson,
upon teng asked for tile rcasons, stated that
tho postpouencnt WIS ordered BY Solicitor
Raynor, who atone could explain the rcasoas
for! 1t. Upon application ut liuynor's residence,
II IL found that he Is confined to his bed by ill.,
ucss, au.t not permitted to see any ono. 1t
is knuvn, however, that Solicitor Raynor,
friendly disposed towards Dir. Allen,
unu Il is possible that tho
salnu reasons which hayu caused previous post
poucmants weEe uettye this tine, mud tho rea-
sous hitherto haYo heun tic pressure OF political
Influences aud personal friendship, coupled
with statements from attorneys that for yarl-
Gus REASONS tie case should not 10 Immediately
proceeded With.
THE aREENDAOKEAs
arc preparing wonderful financial measure,
which u!ty tnteAd to present IN the House ns
tllc earliest possible opportunity should Con
eress decide to proceed with general Legislation.
Tia b!lI provides for the retirement Of the en-
tlrr circulation Ut tho National hanks, and tito
replacement OF this With United Stutes uotcs,
which arc 10 ba full legatteuder for all
debts, public and private Tho Secretary OF tlln
TrvasuEy Is to 10 required t0 cancel National
bank nutcs, pay Tic rxpoHses OF thu GoveEn-
1neut, and purchase gold and silver bullion as =
means Of putting this new money into circula-
tion. Tie surplus coin In tho Treasury is to bo
usel to puycnasu aud cancel uultcl States
bonds. The bill also provides for TIC free an1
equal coinage OF guild u1l,! silver Of tho pscscut
standard weight and tincuess. 4 new gold
pleco called thu quiutoagle Is to 10 cotue1, a'4l
subsidiary silver coins are to De full weight, and
to be Il full! legal tentcF for any amount. 1le
amount u t1lu nsw currency 70 bo issued L. to ba
the same a. thu amount OF Nat!uuat.Lank cur'
Eeney npH authorized by 1aw.
SITTING BULL.
AZ the Cabinet n.rcting to-day It was decided
to call tho attuntton Of the British Government
to tllc report that Sitting Rult, now On the ter
rtoryo Of TIC noululon OF tapada, proposes hraI4
upon the Uuited States settlements Under our
treaties and an agreement scachu4 BY tho joint
Commission Of the tHot1 Governments which Yisted
Sitting BULLS campin 1871, itwas agreed between
theso representatives OF the two Governments
that Sitting Bull should w regarded al1 &seas-
, 1879-03-26
WARMING UT.
DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY scnEMEs gx-
T03EDt

POSED.
Spfffal Dlsrateh to TAe Tribune.
WAsittxGros, u. t.. March 25.-1n the Sem
atc Mr. ffuar nuIlu n scholarly speech on tho
revolutionary character Ut tho contemplated
legislation Of the Democrats. The argument
showed the sane genctnl linn M Tint mid down
In tile speech OF Senator Stan'cv Matthews in
the closing hours ot the last Congress. Sir.
lfoar Ia understood 10 be as near tn tin prcst-
dent now ns any othcr 8enatur. scfIntur
Matthews was supposed to reflect In hts specc.l
tho Op!nf0n. Of the President upon the subject
At TINT imr. II Mr.. 1loar In hs argument tt,.
day also reflects tic opinions Of the President
alter tho lnphe OF month, ami when the yiews
of the Democratic leaders have become tuorc
clearly known, It. is impossible Il, nce how the
Democrats can expect that the President will
approve their revolutionary schemes.
Sir. 1foar today,
LII llIsTuNIcAL rhEcEpENrs,
showed that the arguments of scnator Thurman
to prove that the scuntc is only IN American
Huuse Of Lords Is specfous one, oren II Thur
n,an's puaiton Ind teen true. Ar. 1toar dcul-
onstFated TINT at no time snco 1868 had any
body vcnsurcd 10 Eu0land to threaten 10 stnp
supplies as q means TT cocrcfn. eo.orlnute
branch Of the Government III our own lnY
tile f}rst attempt WAS matlc in the United States
by attaching tariff bill to an appropriation.
At that time Senator Dnyard, fatllrr of thr pres
cnt Senator, Stephen A. Douglas, and many
other great Democratic authorities resisted til.
attempt as defiance Of the rights Of tie sruate
and
AN INHoAD UPON THE CONSTITUTION
Mr. lloa1't speech will furnish additional texts
for the debate which Is ccstaiu to cnsuc in
Ian jl,n h,
, 1879-03-26

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.s,.. - npA' n.a, "'"' '"s ''s,,ss sA"e "
pa'"a ~ s'so 1e I''ces sonc'a, "o''ee VI
friends viii probably 10 much surprised
at whnt they 1cnrn. Tho total nmnunt
.'.r....a 49,. e,n, nno ~ .,.t. on, nno
, 1879-03-26
MIR. r. F. MEISSNER,

One Of tho most accomplished designers
In the country, is connected Will, this
Company, and ail ordered work Is under
Ills supervision.
, 1879-03-26

f0WA-Matshatltown Marshall County. .
' A's"So' '''. eGF"Esf;; FEE;a;Av. HUGHES 4 k1uk
"0n'e'"m'' r0"e'''''k coanffy ffyG:r,s . r,t.rr
Mount Pleasant. HcnrY County. en"""
ro~,,. s,...- r....- HaASNAy T. JAYNE
New Hampton. Ch!cks.aw County. " '''NN'
Newton, jasper County. 0'''' '''
Eorlwood. Worth County. - o0"'''
onawa City. Monoua County. .--N
ossgc, Mitchell County. Aoo"'
osceoa. Clark County. ~ '''''ot
otsa1oo.s- 1lh.sska County:
otsamwa ,vapcllo County. "' - ''A".o1''
1Eock Haptds. Lyon County. - "'
eta.xt,.. ,o-..,., F.A. KEEr.
~,.... n','.s, "s ~' CHASE d TAYLOR.
r.,.,. JOHN N. HEfMAN.
..,u,.. ,...,I. srnuDLE l. KINHi:.
wst,r,oo n,.,. ,,,~,, ig3l1ac!1RlsT d lArSEs
~ 1 aiEiuN0s onpwAY.
Wtntersct, Madison County.
-r ., j. d n. LEONARD.
"."D'''"s' .s, p'sA"'01 n5fFs|inE nSaaes|Ei PIERCE.
n..,'~ sKvKiiksr wAooENER-
cou, ,,. WI. THOMSON.
.,,'-. JnIiEsoN l. BERrnAst.
E'doEado. Butler County :. .,,,,,,.. ,.,,.,,... -,
Great bend, Barton County.
,.... ' ns .,'',s s DaN1EL GRASS.
SAMUEL 4. Nt0os.
, ' NV. s' ''s@' ~''It' IL iGn1swoLD,
Seneca. Hemeha County.
Topeka Shawnee cgsnty; n~... ,a,,.sa,,
,.... j. II. BALDEHsroS.
n.,".,. s.s n.""'sl' n''"s" skEEEs a1ERH WRIGHT.
Grand 1sapld'. Kent County. -..'....
l1ouehton' 11oushton cConn,y., .~n ,,,,o,,n,.s 49,
1shpcminc. Marquette County: -s.-.."..-
jackson, jackson County.
-,- JOHN D. CoSELY.
,..,.... GEO. -. BUCK.
.,.,...-" sTKf.fiESsoN i MCLAUGHLIN.
's.so.N.Aoa.''.aeo .. @ c''2sx1Rs 2SxRSi: 'zlLLEn
rEng1Ss & wlItrpLE
....... j. ii. DunL1SoAME.
...-.r'., , HENRY II. WELLS.
J. II. GILMAN.
observation-disclosures, Llyingston County.
.1t}IJN N. nnrn
Kansaa CitJ, jackson County.
u,....,.. 1v-.-,- ". ". VAN NESS.
Tllos. E. TURNEY.
st. oHbtEHp t2Ss1 St 51si; s%ayacK fasstya uArugs1rn
MONTANA TElt.-Fort Bcuson, Chotcau Countt:
urnn.sr.-.,n,on no.n, ~ E. cAtIAwAr.
Beatrice, Gagn County.
nnto+n f.,tv nnt,tr rorntr AA@Ae- ~ s'.4A"as"'
,.n. 49,. ,,,.>.-,..- THOMAS L. dnrrFy.
. s wy, ,,,,,. ,sAA'a'' e''A' 1suAn REAy1s
Grand island. Hall County.
,,-,.- ]. II. W0oLLEY.
OLIVER II. SCOTT.
hehraska C!sy. otoe COUNTY. '
tmaha, Dougiasa County.
rlatnmouth, Cas- County.
,,:...u. WHEELER STONE.
r,,e - Il J. DEMrsTE1s.
Tccumsch johnson County.
York, York County.
on1o-ceve''nd cusahh9';Es h';% sHGuptyi
TExAs-Dallss, Da!>aa Copnsy. '
UTAH TERN1Tonr-oRde Gly, :Websr County.
Salt Lake C!tY, Salt Lako County. DN''""4 '
f. y. HOGE.
Wl8C0ES1N-A1ma, Buffalo County.
n-,,.-,. C0A1tAD MosEls JE..
cb'ppaws ra''., Chippewa coSs,{i2 xs,us' - 'nsr,ss
Ean Claire, Eau Claire County.
Green B4y, Brown County. 1880
NORRIS 4 ELLIS.
GAINESVILLE. Rock County. .--.
Etad!soa. Dhnc County.
Eelayillc, CIark County.
Il, J. MACBHIDE.
CHARLES ", FELKEls
Isaclne. 1tacluc County.
HENRY 7. FULLER
Flroqus, Vc.non County. "
II, T. PROCTOR.
Wausau, Marathon County.
JOHN \. KELLOGG.
EfQMINGTERKlTORy-E utnt4b County,
, 1879-03-26

PALMER HOUSE,
Ctf1cAtb. March ~. tH7n.
Ihs Tobey Fnsn!tnrc COMPANY furnished . ltfFo
Palmer l!n4se. which. after yc Years ufe hare given
cntlEc satisfaction. and beeFe HAT Gnre durable
furniture VIII over madc. POTTER PALMER,
, 1879-03-26
SIIUV OUT.

HA10H11Y IN TIE HtHATE.
Eptetai DI1pasch Ia TAs 7tttun<
WASHINGTON, u. e., March 25.-'l'he Demo
Gratis OF llls senate Comnittee OH Privileges
md Elccttun& opened their campaign for ill.,
cscaslng tbe sonats majority to-day by Votlng
solil!y to shut 0ut Bell. Of New Hampshire,
appointed by t4e Governor to I'LL tho vacanry
arising from the expiration OF tho term Of Wad-
Leigh. There are nIuu prccedcnts. all coming
down from goutl old Deuocrattc days. for scat.
ing Bill, but, In view OF The narrowncss Of ths
working majority for tile kind Of contests oycE
the Revolutionary legislation In contemplation,
this Committse will Increase tho Senate ma-
jolitY as rapidly u possible, and By all the
incana in Its power. As. Salisbury, who IN.
nounced On the floor lhut 1t was time for tho
wsfo III tic minority, will preparo tllo report.
, 1879-03-26


oFA rEH.-ra0eot1' N.';Sra g; c2''9,,'r r 9,t,,S'rcorK.
l'rcscntt. Ynrnpai County.
c',' rre9ct ,};s,iS iSS1n,r y,
''ehVef' N'''s'''o eSHStIffs %Etf:s. s,llrn & MACON.
0eorRs'own' Clear crs'k G9',1,tty; q u,1rur,t,
OrA ER.-Dcadwoott. !.awTc,!eo Co,!n!s:.
Yapkton. Tankton County. - ..-..
.os"o' ~ ..e,'e' hxsSkrr 4 WHARTON.
'.s.'a" 'SIa.bIN '%SsiboN d McNutrA.
~ ~ ~>' q. j. MAIN.
'''"" ""'' ~'"'' ". II. JOHNSON.
F1CKL1N 4 FlCKL1N.
s.'N ~ BLRErEn& L wIlruN.
Decatur. Macon County. $50.
,..', "s " 1"' ,. .s""'' !. 7. MArDons.
fS' 1S'o e. ". bliss.
Ms,!sists6H. WiiTTItJ}cK & L1pr1Ncorr.
Jerte,rtlle, Jersey couaty; aty;uor -, uuot,,,.r
.,~' ~ 1l0BLlr d STOKES.
:. '' o'.'~ ' T. J. GOLDEN.
Monmouth w'rss1 rTa,S SeuEtr. ~ pur1rs = nn,yu
.'''''@@' w 3 LODGE & HUSTON.
~ ~ J. N. READING.
WM. J. McC0f.
~ ~ " SIMPSON 4 DUFF.
~ s' en +. +. BUTCHER
-''' e. 8. ELpIlEpuE.
Paxton, Ford County.
rek,u. Tszcwell County. - 49,
reortx. Peoria County.
CRAFTY BROS. + ULR1cH
r. ". sieNEELEY.
Quincy. Adams County; ,or.. :. r,,....,,1..,.
Rockford. wlnncbago County.
e.,s..,, s. Tiliii.NToN 4 1iAnLlN.
,.,.' fATTos q LASp1rlEn.
a- ALVIN r. GREENE.
~, LOWELL & GAINES.
,,, MAGfIiEksoN 4 MACPHERSON.
,.' ~ n.. .a ~ II. ". MATHEWS.
~ j. +. VAN DoRsToN.
srEARSs d AEmos.
s'' ~ 1's''S .TIlos. ". EElLs.
"'' .''1ADa'c a clXs. Ii. TRAVIS.
WOOD 4 WOOD.
Fort waync. Allen County: ....
bIERR1CK d TRAVIS.
s~ ., GLXfSxUtGiH 1llalsboruAM.
~ 1 wILHoN DAVIS.
'"''''0'on' A""'''s'on 1'"JJt1s;Epu JJ1sEpu z. SCOTT.
VIII. WALLACE.
~''''' E. o'DRiKS.
.''A ',> 49, ' Luc1us HUBBARD.
II. ". SNYDER.
rerre Hausc, ViEo County. -, .,.,.,..z.
valparaiso, Porter County.
JOHN n. WHITE.
:. J. 8. STACY.
a.,.,, n.,,a,,. R1TcuEY & GREEN.
HALL BALDWIN.
'''''s' ''A''' D''''' soA't5EonaE tS5EonaE ii. CRAIG.
~ 4'' w oiiMonE & ST. JOHN.
1''' '"'e' o''o~s' o'a RuGENE cowLEs
n''u'' 4ossa.A'''e J. :9Sa'k ". 'ksoulNsos.
FOREMAN 4 MARSH.
crs't0n' Union EeantE;; :.s!EE;nsox n,nsoy :. r,s,,
1~ ..,,s, brown & CAMPBELL.
+. E. COOLEY.
Debit. Delaware County.
q. WATSON
Dentson. Crawford County.
TABOR d TABOR.
Dubuque. Dubuque County.
GRAHAM d CADY.
Elkadcr. Clayton County. -
Paio Alto County, ,.o,, eo.,n
Forest City. wiunebaeo County. :, .,,..,.,.~.,
o'enwood' MIL. Count. ,tyy..7r1xs + ,v,1I,.v.
il. ". HOLMAN.
SERVERS & SAMSON.
4'~' s''' '''A''" ~'A'iisf iisf,lLEy 4 sw1suER.
Jefferson. Greene County.
Kcokuk. Lee County.
"' ''1'' GIiiAisLEs BALDWIN.
Logan. Harrison County: ..,,,
Jackson County.
, 1879-03-26

Attention is invited to the follow
ing Testimonials:
Gt!AND PACIFIC HOTEL,
-: CHICAGO, tlnreh IS, 1879.
THE T0nET FURNITURE cos
HkNTLKAES! The Furniture manufactured for this
hotel y yu.t as ApIrndfdtft n1 "a the most tufA-
J0tIE il. DRAKE co.
, 1879-03-26

ment act, relative 10 suffrage and other civil
rights.
The recommendations af,ovo outlined will hc
reported to the tulnt cai1cl'n OF the Democratic
members Of the two Hoslscs tomorrow cveu.
luz.
separate catscuR Of Democratic scnatorA wilt
probably he held tomorrow afternoon after an
carly adjournment Of tic Senate.
, 1879-03-26
'I'l[E I'0DEY
E'URNI'['URECO.

THO "crazco for cheap Furniture. re-.
gar.llcss Of quality, wllfcl, has ragged so
fearfnlly Of late, Is dying Out. The tide
has turned; people are tired Of sending
their Furniture to tic rcpair sllop every
few rccks. This Company maintains It's
ORIGINAL STANDARD. rs to quality Of
work, and with Increased facilities for
manufacturing, is daily aiding 10 its stock
now goods from tic choicest designs, anl
furnishing to order Private Dwellings,
Hotels, Public Buildings, Offices, &C., &c.
, 1879-03-26
WASHINGTON.
The Democratic Political
Programme as Finally
Agreed Upon.
Adherence to tho Scheme De-
feated at the Last
Session;
Leaving Only the N1crest Rem.
nant Of tic Old Election
Laws.
Which Will Not Interfere with the
Work Of the Southern Fraud
Artists.
All Signs Point to Warm
Work Soon in Both
Houses.
Tho Proposed Repeal Clauses
Likely to Be Fought TO
tho Bitter End.
The Proposed Repeal Clauses
Likely to Be Fought TO
tho Bitter End.
And If Adopted Will Be Met
by a Presidential Veto.
Hearing in Tic First Batch Cases III tho
United States Supreme Court.
Numerous Precedents Quoted in Favor
Of the Granting Of immunity.

THE TEU0HAMNE IN1U UUIs
Eptctdt Dixpdlch to Tia 1ffbuHe.

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t.ouso :" "s iass Eo"EteS1' anu 'a,t
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o'sl "'.e.l '".4o W. "uS eunt'u'e'h5 was ua.
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tloops " Wv pun on aay .'eet'oh-uaS' OF laeiF
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nut tho'y W ne 'uuen eon'to'ele5' I'd u'e he-
p"oi'eaoa Nv "'' eo'''asF H. " 'na''eF u '"aen
'"p'ssaus.,
III s, !spo'snl6 t'e Aesl1'at'Sc p'.l toe eomm't-
30 w.. '.soent -. u'. ..e seet'o,s psos'us
Nv" "at u asa".s 1u'oes' fup'a,hE tae Lcst"
Nv" ~ !a'''s' A''a ietca'i'f' LUG 1tue'a4 1'ec'
'''' 'a"'
lie Alb Hk1Atssp'
put t!". tne 1oslaoh j" scea'a 10 l'ic 1ast nc 10
.'u.,'1e9 10 ~ a'lo" t"n oupeF''s"8s' represent.
.iHl'i'c a'Ae9c". Po'tea' paftice'so oe eaopo'nteo
tof cae" po''' w. leas'n'' tne1a WITHOUT any
power 10 prevent lsauas.
no atlifmatNe LEGISLATION mol cmooaicd In tho
o'i'S III '0c last congress VII! oe Recommended
~ so"'o u t.c Ucnoe1as VINO mare occh !ooR-
'''h ~ PA.eeue"lo s""'A t''ei pos's'ot4 ""t w
h.toneel , u eaIy pFopoae no ~" !a"s. lucy sas
''nt 10 tleslaeut esoe Veloca o'1l tta'
r h1afL1 "arIAlhn STATUTES.
lnc oo"ot1At'e oo"a1o,s VIII ao'a Caucus
.o,t'o,,o" ane1noo'' a"'l 1lc DemocFats OK
pol" 1s !'oases WI 'nese ~ 'ae e'en'nS. ING
eaueus .oln1h'.'ee "''' tepo'1 'ta 'aao'''ty To
as'ce "ac'ner 'nere s"ou'u ~ general 'eelsla'
s'on a1 tn's o1t'a session o1 congress- or a'ot.
lnc 1oiht caucus 3o-mofso" nieht "lll no ono
, 1879-03-26

70 int nt5Fffn A'soetatfd Prf''.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., March a5.--Thc Two com.
mittces appointed last week BY tho Democratic
ca1tc,tsca Of the 1tousu md Acnate held onothrr
1,,,r, ,nco,i,g tts 80 a'', roao,.s H., =,
1o.u. '.o.'t' t"'s a'tst "''" 's"e'ta noa'
a,lh precise form Of their recommendations for
political lcclslattop during the Dresent an,e3op.
'Ihev viii rrcum,nonJ tin, tho rorco, 1.u m.
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o"s;,a ~, v ". a'1us a., a. c posS