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, 1880-11-06
THE FIFTH CANDIDATE.
Gen. John ". Phelps, tho Ahtl-Nln.
aonfc Candidate FOR tho l'rcaidency.

Gen. John ". Phelps, the Antl-HIa-
Aonfc Candidate for the 1'rcAfdency.
Dntt,t,oro t1T) letter.
Tilla quiet little city Is tic home OF n cAndt.
date for the Presidency, Maj..Gcn. John W.
Phelps. lie is both M institution, and nit at-
tractlon. A tlore kindly md agreeable old
gentleman YOU never met. Tho Springfield
Rcpublicn,l says that hc considers NIL hidden
things vile, nnd IL, therefore, tho nll,i-Afason-
lc candidate for President Of tic United
Stntcs. Ills gnllantry to the falr SEX IL sofr,e-
tlllng wonderful. II don't know rs lie con.
! sIders all hidden things yi3c," snI.l Indy
who was formerly a scl,ool.tcaclicr In this
city, bit il anything Is hidden he Intends
to know w),nt it ls, AMI to bring 1t to light II
possible. 1t Is q fact that II no meets lady
acquaintance OIL the street with q bundle iii
her l,n't lo will stop her, a,Nl, by judictuus
questions, will find nut the contents Of that
bundle before he will let her 90.
d" remember ono cold autumn day catnu
Ind Just insie, carefully whipped in tissue
pnper. As ! Stepped upon The sidewalk It
WRs Deginning To rnin. had no umbrella,
h1lt liA.l only short distance to 60. Icrossc!t
TIC street hastily. coming fnce to face will.
Gen: Phelps npon tho 0pslosit walk.
"*1iow fortunate Tint It Is rainlng,'' l
thought. Il shall be nbte to hurry nast the
EcnSral wlt',ot 4 lls asce1tainnE what hayo
%mam % stood before MIC, Int IN land, and said.
WIFI ils usual EftscG1ill stavity:
| ,o,,. o1 @ y0H naYaitMu Your U0lf'et fct trtNned9
lsaW YOU come ont q ArS. Avefy's. al.
,, wd,ys envy sho iaaeS the itile excitement Of
roMiG: ,..-, ,
,a,,,i,, 10" nto miStaken. tienerhi., l cried.
hhns.,'y. has. no,tt LOW ING rum increases anu %e
other; and turned to gt, but le stood d.
1sGHH ~ m!y pat!i, nila s4iti. enolly:
,o,,otV;, ~, lnen y9n nave nonsiit nlc OF THOSE
t1've.y n'n srlihnGtl oitthets outright? llow
w s!.n1 ltat seH yo!. y, me pnrl0r to-nlEht;
you Wlll spelld tho whole evening before tho
mirror ~ y.oar room trying Oil y0sir precious
AeW baseIase.
near fnent Money Money than IN p,re!.nsing bonnets
lrohi Anne. AfeFy's sh0W.wlhtt0ws,' rc-
, 1880-11-06
LOGAKl'IHMS.
A Method OF Constructing Them which
All Can UntlcrRtanu.

A Method OF Constructing Them which
All Can UndcrRtnnu.
Comparatively few people know anything
about logurltlln,s us IN aid to calculation; !;
and to most OF those who nte ablo to uso
them the nnture of tho logarthm Is an III
scrutable mystery. Indeed, thu method VI
reasoning ny wlii0li they arc developed Is
not conclusive to considerable proportion
Of those WHO read the lnnEtlngo OF thu cal
culus; rs 1t requires tho tli'fercntial of u
variable quantity to ba nhsolutei" zero,
In which case 1t 1nay 10 objected
that the quantity Is really not
n variable but constant 1t Is
proposed. III this article. to sliowhow tablo
of lognrithms may be developed from first
principles, without resort to tho processes Of
part Of tho operation !s. the extractlon. Of the
square root, with which every ntlU who has
received u c0nlMDll-sch0of education 0lsgElt
10 ba familiar. uf course Il Is not. necessary
cnuse the desired tables, OF lognrithnlK llnve
long si,ico been calculated; tho PROCESS IL
presented only for tho purpose Of showing
tic relation which loGari.lMn bears 10 Us
lug" for "tho loEar,thm or; that Is, log.
10 1lenns The l0HnrItlliN 0f the number 10,
Let 1t he required, for nny numbers do
noted BY ~ and =, to ilnd iog. n and log: n,
~ GllAt N!Gs ~ IuH. ~ huuIl E!tANL lOH.
(mn)., Also Tint log. 10 shall cqual.t.
I First, lot M=n; and mNslD Extracting
the s,l,inrc root Of l0 by tho ordinary aritl-
1neticnl process w9 obtain ~ q y, equals
have log. 7n=0.5, md log. 1lso.6 That IS, 0.5
Is the lOgnrlthim Of :}.1fraa,71iW 80; Which
fnltills the required condition, for .o.5+0.5=i:
=log. t.ni.}:=los. TO-
Now, II We extract the sqnaro root Of
3.1t5ss..17ttN. We shall obtain tie number,
thu loEnrltIm Of which IL TIC half OF 0,5:
that Is u...5. And II wo successively oxlrace
Square r'0ts in the ono case, md perform the
hi,yo n series Of numbers mil llletr corro-
spending loEarit'Ans, Us follows:
, 1880-11-06
in tts intuittvo application TO meet the. tic
lnnnls ri jnstlce. Ills written opinions dur
Ing tic scvor years hn tilcd tho otlIce Of

in tts mtuittvo application 10 meet tho tic
lnhnHs nj jlstlce. Ills written opinions hur.
Ing tho scvon years hn filci tho otllcc of
CHIEF JUSTICE
nro ilno examples OF pctspcnlty and fncislvc-
ncss, mid tho Cornell University selected
them ns models III English composition for
those Of her students who designed 10 study
for tho law.
but the Democratic party had only ono
suc', man who lowered up so mitch nbovo
his fellows, md tlloro ls no necessity for tho
tioycrnor to 70 outside The Republican pnrty
10 l[n,t il III nnn ~ the position. There s
another reason why the !iovernor should
S, sfsw ssc ot 4 2eS%, i%p2s p viii s'R spsie %es
nus III tho natter Of i,nIl-i,artisnnshlp, nor
hase s.If1!,y they seemed to appreciate the
Ss paSeans paftS scSwe e yans }S Sa'f list sS secsn s
70 20 unconscstctl. !'crce and bitter Bourbon
that he was, anu then graclo,ls!y permitted
TIC, Democrats TO select pilo Of tic two new
fs3 % e coAsitatIen it "opie il u? ls Vit %"t lie
~ ,JH'iss Co}e's term exnirei, md II they " ,aata
4 pnrtlsan test Of 1t n1ld supported, Ju,go
G%teTM at a w, q, ~, no old ot1ss nrE E'0 nsuocrs t
With not onc-tenth Of Cnio'a nbllity OK fitness
for tho office. From What they l,nve already
dong 1t Is safe, to say TINT. the Democrats
leans from the Supreme Bench II they hnh
tic power, aid uley i,ave no reason to coni-
plain 0f tho trcntMgnt TINT they hayc already
received.
THE NEW cItrEF-JusricE.
The Court meets OH the 9th. when enlogles
will bo pronounced upon tho late Chief.
Justice Ryan, after which 1t will adjourn for
n stated pe,iod nut OF respect to Ills memory.
The general drift Of opinion In tho State
among tho legal fratcrnity Is that tho Cover
nor will appoint .J.tlge Colo 10 tho position
of Chief,I Justice, md tho lion. j. Il. Chssodny
n9 ASs0clnte-Justlce. Judge Cuo Inns won
lbs prOmotlun by snrvlug twenty-five years
Ml",, TIC isenGt witt, stKnnl ability, and Alr:
the Dnr OF Wisconsin.
, 1880-11-06
4 MYSTERIOUS PEOPLE

~ shall cover myself Wtlru pru.nm y w LtgQa
-"N--s,,.. 49, .s.- p''''Se'
.yvru,,1,1N1,t, ,,,,.
a Ill WI1IEtktUUS IE0pTC
"h'
,r,,o II xnnr..a ,,uco oC 11,,,,.
Are rAey Dchccntled from Ns'1
Alo1ander'p C0lonlc%s ~"s VI
toudoy, 7,itam,h
..o... .,, $3.50 ~ 1a 'n.s l'u heeh horel,a
1rnii tho AtRnha war whs an recurnto knn.
ct!Ro Of Kn!r!stan. the luuA or ,ny.tc,r ss,.,
M,1,,"ry Nh ] oncrntton. r,,wowcr ,a,. ~ 'ao Ameera
~, a,. ~ 'nuie't "a'e nut bsousat
us . w!th'n % feach o. 'he 1laek. ola'l lcoplc,"u u
the Knilrs arc chilled, or brought my t,f th.n
lenv,nr this tr,Iv wn,,,tcrfi r,,,,,. '9't 10 eaa
nr,,,nrs,,l nar,,1.,n,, ois, ~. ..'t.y aal1eua.
eSporSo' 4,niu's!aI'' se,so ny, " al*o place ot
aild Antt rsen ct,4li,tor abut,t 1,p,r.L,.a "as
nnd fbo 11nrrfnn spsh ns wnm,,, W. KING
~ tt,o tc,,nnti. ~ VI. If,r,. Viva sNal my
Thn1,sis. % Karstan L. uvs: % ore rsunaa. In,s1set q
anl myths ta. th!s e!e..lAn Is ]" ,lelIshss"uHia1 suH1
nSsserIats. ttift III escf aet4tti Or ste lfo nd
csist1ns nf tl9 pGuiAo lhat tnllabIt i. Who IN
th0 kAllrs. and where u tlolt sn,lntsyi If IL
tiicauoHs WoiW nSSan ~ q. .,ttg'ta OF Knui
dsss Wiz iivo sho rt& Of ,eh h,, af9 sS' pss ss,
INIT tle!e women att; ctalreti are nt such eurs
MasinK M neaasy !nat a tao agents a tiGh cittleoa
E ai. w tne ~, @ ~ ~, ann u pfshase hs
"aho ,, loyo f aesn Krows al,sse-n salutle plaai
.no aneGnom 3a OF my ne plts,es,manu ras, Eoiota
ton1id Il their iioitls wtn tl,D .';;z Teyeatliiss
ts,,r'is ,nnn; ~, tr,Itu nI,. w., EA:ete aaa
t,ras; ,vi 81 @ ara,. si,nir ,tia ~; Wy 's which
srs" s % 81 atsf Tsy S' ss 's% 's1 'iss s
cnnntry 10 squire, 81, tho 'b.ack- cI:i,l" baj,t
lco Sc tScanor @ ~, wscs !. ,agS ny" IN eun.
v sir"n,i.. With tl,o ,,n,u "r4s lfn ~ ,G nsas
MI'saa,ii,",, " thcv trI wstI,u th..,r M rst
arsnN NJ. hon. oi irdtas, s, ~ flH,o 1ha Ir!et tnd
] ,:a'"Mis snsh in eiIccs Wo,t n!oix M Hlis T. A. A.
total 9nnt @ M # t ~ Afxhas 81 :! hswlsxs D. III
iafHc pMiy 81 Iis lG!tM.enn'ry ryi,,Mt,. tor kn1f.
,s!M f!y ~ +. trntf,n ~ % fos fn . a9a ths
uWy n ,,"2iv ~ r. Ram tn ,1,''n,1rT , vi,"ia S9 a
or tn9 MnpW Pr .9MHta ! ntt,,M'litfhelans ,t,,,'
onK ~ 11tg H. a"S M. T., .oallala
1s,,, sH,,ns ~ u ci O ~ 'ss,e, wn9 q
,on1exss ,E ,,.4 10 'iai ~ hn , ~ rsSe s's re ont
tsu ,,G st,t, ~ ny ~ H., ,',,,, ~ s.e o. 70
Ka.' ataa NV cc{ ~ ~ Il ~, ~ m IN ~
netwocn Hi lie vi ea aaa their aessSo{s
aha were y 10y aor tliont, y y prOnic 9 laat tho
Mss VII, IT, n,,tnr ~ ,Snr ~ 70 III o' "hy a'e'
~ ~ WI i1sa,v r. rnur,,t ~ th,, ,,,,.
VIZ ii, M = .h i"r1 sc1I', Ent aa1 T..
pGt' .aS ~ sGn NV" ~ hh9a,n?
th ~ F,,,nWs.n shuI, H. III ,a,e;. s1u Se
,nystnry nv wh aro tNoy7 o " sny iTrp iSp'sss ss
NrlSs, WallV nt!!hss po'cSn tno1s ~ @ t,feekss
NILE ~, II" ~ ~ .st "s :, S H
India. Is such @ Theory antcnabIe, espetsS ss lilly
once. K,as,1rs. ,s e,s!m s s E,.!soreS3n ,,,, s3,, q.
sSGh posh, or black vlnd," from, tIejr xearias
, 1880-11-06

"TtEne well spout" ulcana an eftana "''
druggist for DE. Bulls Cough syrup
, 1880-11-06
EUROPEAN TITLES.
Some Facts md Sotiio Anecdotes.
E0r1htl Magazine.

Cnrnhtn Magazine.
Tho highest Or1lcr of foreign nobility Is that OF
tho tnctl!atizol princes Of Germany. They rcp-
resent houses which onGs exercised sovereign
power, nnd nro still accUrtlcd eotnl.rcgnl ht,,orY.
On this pni,t, llrltons cnring FOR these things
ahuuId bownro Ut swpposing TINT every foreign
"pr!nco" Ia a 1liHhncas. Tho vast number Of
thcIn nro cntftfe,t 10 no uthor recognition Of
lholr r,.nk thnn "princo" Mon rrIleo," md
this need lM,t bn repeated more than once In tho
conversation. Ono snys nflvIscdiy tho ynst
t1ttrrbcr. for Hhssfnn rrittces aiouo, cnu bp
counted by thousands, nut to say tons OF
thousands. There nro satt 10 he 600 of tho honse
Of Gal!lztu alone.
Scarcely Inferior In dignity to tho mcd.attzctl
Princes aro the Mcmburs OF those ContaI
1touscs, the chiefs OF which, by decision Of tho
Gcrtnlst bct or 1E:0. ilavo right to tho tito of
"s1ost lllnstrons Count " tErlnuoht. They nro
att Cnlints-fhther, son, GRANDSON. Rrcnt. grand
st,I,: they au all thoIr nnlo descendants nd III
Tho serono ind llustrious compose n mighty
hst 1ee.,pH!i;x y ; r. cIgsciy-nrne pages u to
sally rccngnlzcn rank lrc those Princes Of tho
lloly itnh,%;, En'prc anIl tho sovereign md
tIe Empfro: tho Empcrors of uertnnny hay,ng Es
tcet also Elnnerots of tho liomnns) whose
sn Hnss TeTS ss ,Nr. G the Th1S
IISe E%pse:, i s%y Ss s!!;!ea t''ss ~ Hi S ot
tsns tsSss m @ 'o % rs AFs as saox q, %rSar sas s;s %
,s,a; 1ut tte hsst ttio Il his tanIly e fang is
Amoyat uttlcr. lirfttsh subjects enjoying for
;S ;SSn tites are The Duke u Hamilton; Wh' is
q sa II 4ba F4psS " snS pqbe X ,Sd q
Ectl,nrlantfs, nnd jnke Of vlttorin and Gra1,tlco
q tho Grst class in apan: Enri Nelson, who is
s II nsy Il lt'y X s e Fs;hor.sis Fsf 81 .e;'f IL
Enthan!el ttnthschlfi!, mn Austrian Iiar0n: Mr..
, 1880-11-06

i.sg om mns ,,,rra ~, "'' '''' "'s'1ce-
.i,,st i,cr,, "n,,,ra II, NJ, ittustrnt,nn az the
n,Sn,;acIfy % riio a,vi s iconsstcncy of ths Demo.
nrntfn ,,ariv ;rnn .Inctrin" II thn Ilnot, cMsn
~ III, ,,nsy;, ~ 'I,,,Igo < Is Ssntii, mi IN,
raemfnta ~ u n a. so,a,. IL, H., % ,ta' e
lntmrn ~ fSs tycrn 3tn r"rv rrcc,n nv ~ fhc
ce,chpa,ett % Il EcntucSy @ w resoiuions ' az i'll nIid md
i" i,n,,n On 'u ,n,tc,, thnf ne w.,',;d mt ,,nvc
nf,Mr. ~ fta,,, 'i.' ~ n,tf,,,t ~ NV "or W
nr"a.inu '" o1ut "'thts ;hIs ossnrt,n,, ser ~ ~
Tia Stnte.rIHhts tl,enry. IN tiNt tnstn,,cr' vns
r. s5nv.rv. hnnro tha i;c,nnrrmtin rnr,v M. ~
Wtsco1,sii'.' true 10 its ;!eyIlish instl,,ets IN
s,,pnort ' ut ,Wnn @ ~ bon,ane M set fss face iikn
iIitit nrnInsi She docirins. It comfd swnllow
fn ,mrne,,,atr a,, cxsc,,.1 cl,attc1 s1nynrv b,,t
!, KIT, ,a m W., ,.e 81 III ~
favor Of hv%n,,,, % frecdG,n. "pp-"''''' ~ ~
a nrMoc,Arro STATE CONVENTION
was called 10 take action IN tho nattoro OF the
Dixon for thu reason that he ,yns not State
riuits tfcnnl,icnn, nmI # cnnosc,l Sionn ar,d
aeieatea htf'.whonow belongs 10 the plaSca'
out Democracy, md adhcres 10 their State-
rights tlle,rics to.tlny MS ,c did In 1870. Slonu
had ecrvrtt nnc farm IN t,onrrrss ns II ttenui.
iicon fo,lo,,no tl,n ,.,o f,,,nrlGs ,,iflinrturst
Mean, 1olloWihe tio !ateUnN,les es1h','t.Rnuis''
hit was defeated by Charles II. lAlgrabee.
Dixon was twice reelected Chcf-Justlce
without serious opposition, and served fifteen
yenrs TN TIC Jenctl to universal acceptance.
Then the Rebellion broke out, a,d tho eyes
Of tho Republicans were opened 10 tho per-
ntefous theories they [,nd adopted. Smiths
opinion was u,,otcd npproylugIy In the Soutl,
Us Justification for tlssobeying NIL act OF
Congress that might bs Gts.lstcfuf 10 tho cit
!zcns Of n certal!l State, nirl the Southern
people salu that i tne peop!o oI; Wisconsin
rcatimr r. o Tia "u,,mro md ~ Tc,,dtfon ~ fnui,
live sinycs. they were n>t b,,,l,I to Gcu,,icsct,
III the electiun.of Abraham Lincoln, and they
W1iHt hnt 40 q; -,
:, IMb liepnllllcans t0ok tIle McK tTnck'
Howe ,vhs elected 10 the United SthtcS Sell.
Nte. Wn!cl, Was Triumph OF lha FetiefAl Wig,
nint tsle kepnN'lGan 1erlS!nturn frpeaa'eu
T,lE ,sAlI1soAn rA,.st-sto,rroAor
1teston was tic next one TINT entered into
tic election of IL Supreme Judge, n,ul It WIS
made tpst ut tho ballot-bos, Some O,O0o
farmers in Wisconsin Ind ,nortgnEcd their
homcstcads IN eSchangu for stock In n uu,u-
lpr Of nv1osrd new rottrou,Is. md
these mortgages had been so[L 10
raiso money with which to buIht
tho roa,ls Nearly nil the comnanics
fuited, either through fraud. ,nismn,,nrc.
mont, or other causes buyond tl,,nla,, contrnl.
alul being powerless to protect tslo mort
gagcors as agreed, the forecIust, of them wns
psy,'a1]fi GrSat ioI%%s a,
M liz o s1aeH nsfn SE @ s a&Ifsnfns % ;s on s rt
Ind been executed md delivered had .,ot
been carried ont, bit tho .tl,ursgngcs Ind
Iho far,ners cried fru,,d. niltI c|nimoI shat
tluy hNt[ RECEIVED M vMltinl,l, cnt,sI.inrntn"
or equivalent, nilil rcsjstcsl tia cnijecijon
of lnc mortgages. 'Tj,n hoit!era un,is'rtnni.
t,~ >>'t'H
, 1880-11-06


thai Is U..l, AMI II WO SuCcGSAivGly GStTnGE
SttltAFD TDtS III the ono case. mil perform tEf
operation nf hNlrtnY In tho UtIcr, WI HhnlI
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IVA I,nrn aytcnt,ai thasa ,,,,r,i,arx tn n,nmv
mnr,, .i"ctmni ni"c"s fi,mE nrn ,"cnssarw WITTY n,
nr.,,nH"S t.minnintiHn V"rv inv SsscS 5r,s,. ~
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,,u,,t II ~" IL n,,t nI iiat =. III TX 81 -
% III n,s ~ y i; S'Sf io I'LL III" to " IS S !ss ters.
,| " ,nif,. II the .IocI,nn ,o nrt ~ s .. e"t,y
Gcr IL liza h1lf Of tlla .etI'mni II nart at ~ % tc
nSn,ber above IT; folis%ing til thu i sa'aS ,S
iin1,co wo WY inaV sst"'nI 3ho os"rL,n'is ENTITY T.
n Ireasnr nMn'l,cr o ~ torms v eIsyes ~ ~ 10
stut,fo ',rt,rcas ~ i,uiv,,, ip's ,us }, uo
1't in,.arItHn hy 4 rnN5xrI,, m itl' tn M'H o, eo
nul init nf lis ct,rresuontliu %.nsher S IVA ~,
nj,taf;, 4 atiaatis M III; ,..ttn , ~
G.antisy il called The ,nonl1s, a,li i Is t,sunIIy
Sit 9 " A. is fds shows 9ss ar@ftes nl Mt, %e ny
ber y Is sefs itte unity. Mtn-il
, 1880-05-13
THE CHICAGO TR1BuN1 THURSDAY 10,
the nayigahie waters of the Wabash and Ohio
Rivers, Referred to tho Committee OF the

the nayfgahle waters Of the Wabash and Ohio
NlyeTs. Referred to Tho Committee Of the
Mr. IIookcr introduced a bill abollshing the
e4 Ill., s1nnr4 Gm,1sSp ssya ndtas Nfisffs t. o would to-
morrow. reply to tile speech OF ortll relative
to tho Venezuelan claims.
l}y MI. Furdon, from the Committee On
ao Mat @a5 II 1o % P1iyate tss' caenaar oi ss oF
lly Mr.. Singleton t1ll:). from the Com.
mtttee on Tost-o flices and rost-1aoads. tn pro.
vide: fur dnuble:,staniped envelopes md
d1pl's 1as oSbts' ;bs wnls Sards Referred to the Com
nlls wcre reported from the Commlttcs on
lnftus II ttle Whole, for the erection ot
}l4ngf }n! at n.t ths fo4s,wng paees : Goq2e Ms,
Alhns:y. Alal%hi's: L; fn. Boise e''S' 10an0' anu NOW
:. Ths House then went into Committee Of
the Whole tMr. Cnx in the chair) on the
Legislative Appropriation bill. Pending he.
bate the morning hour expired, and the Dill
The Legislative portion OF tho bill having
been agreed to without the addition nf any
important amendment, the executive clauses
Mr IT, s saaferd Serd 'Sn d. an t a'aen;msnt
sfaaShs Mare 1ss ~ so:s 70 so q "e f'eS'us"' '''Sr
Mr.. CongcT demanded vote, aa lie wanted
going 10 q Democrat.
The amendment was retectcd-ycas, 25;
nays f3witllout a division.
,After considering tWeniy-0ne pngcs Of the
bill. which contains sovcnty-eigl't pages, the
Committee rose.
II was ugree,l that the session, tomorrow
begin at 1890, and that the consideration OF
The pend!ng, appropriation bill should be
The House then took recess. the evening
session to be for tho consideration Of tho
District Code bill.
, 1880-05-13
CASUALTIES.
a 1stTIFUL CALAMITY.
E,s.tot T,t,not.h N YHs f.hfeann t5trfh,trs

DupuiIN t33&coo1
ATLANTA, tia, May IA mat1nGc per-
formance wns to have takeu place at De-
Giye,e C)nrrn.ttousa thts nftnrnoon nv n
e1,,,,;n.vat :. .ttu,,.a a,',..o,., an,n,1oaI ~
eo."y ~. -. ,s 1assan "'s t..,o NJ
sonio Oh the pesL young Iaales anu gent!enlen
Ill the city. "paradtse and the Per" was
down on tic bills. The aut1tcucc had u.s.
semhled. and the ncrforrnoncn wns soon tn
1,on,n '" "rruI ~ r,,,n~ indtas T., oos.,,,ray
ossl cio"u ~ u 5ounk '".'!es ~ eo5sa.es ,,u.a
serynnt girl lighted the gas for them to burn
cork to blnck their eyebrows, Several of
tho vo,,nq ia,Jtcs lad an wings. representing
omro,s on ,n,.a ~ ,ntt.,n 1,a - H. ,t,,,,,1
lntl!es calne near a EAS 1ct. 'rl3n " tgntted,
mud in n moment several young ladies ,yprp
, 1880-05-13
COMMITrEE WORK.
MARYLAND BII1r-CANAI-
GpselA1 DtspateA ia T1A Chicago Tribune,

GFSt+N* A"<V4t<A W AA8 k"ts4seV AtAp8#ss
WASHINGTON. D. c., May t3.-Tho House
Committee On Railways and Canals gave to-
days session to the consideration Of tie
Maryland Bh!p-Cannl project, and will hold
another session Tor the same purpose to-m0r-
row. It now looks as II the Committee
would report this session in favor Of the
Government aiding In tlils work, but final
action will! 60 oyor to the noxt session. and
probably to the npxt Congress.
TIx CHEROKEE LANns*
~ tAl tCtsstt1s Assoetattd Frsts.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May la.-The Senate
Committee on Indlan Atfalrs agreed u rec
pmmend the passage OF the ingalls, bill to
graduate the price Of the residue Of the
"Chcrokeo" strip lands !n Kausas, and dis.
posa Of them by public sale.
THE cHoW nEsENVATIoN.
The Committee also heard the Secretary OF
the Interior and Chief Clerk Of the Indian
bureau III advocacy Of tbs prompt unactment
OF Legislation ~ pf0v!de f0f thu opening up Ut
= portion Of thu Grow (Afont4na) Reservation
which centaiRs mineral lands, aud fur settling
the Crows upon the remainder IN seyeralty.
II Is proposed to reimburse tho Indians for
tl.eIr contemplated cesslon Of ths tract In
question Comprising about ,Ro, ,0o0 acrcs)
by the AhhuAl payment Of 4Q,tU III MONEY,
, 1880-05-13

gether under such clrcun,stances any longer
than would be necessary to try the cases OF
tic appropriation. for the support Of prtsof-
ers he Bays there Is 10 reasUii " doubt tint 1t
viii be n'adc, and It might therefore rcasolI-
nGly bc expected That tho keepers Ut }alls
would continue to walt for their
my. In regard 10 the Marshala themselves
tho AttorIley.Gen0rat says ho Is aware that
they have hnn no money fur nearly eleven
months, nnh thinks they are entitled to great
credit for tho excrtintls. they havo already
rade, but llu does not tlunbt they, too, wifi
TINT unless the appropriations arc made tic
Courts nitst Inevitably stop, which would be
great injury to- oil parties Interested. 11a
COMMITTEES In february that tso two npprs,.
priAtiui,s were nearly exhausted, anil In
April that thoy we're actually exhausted, with
tho exception Of such sums ts might then IT.
main In the hands Of tho Marshafs them
SClYeB.
, 1880-05-13

The Democratic Congress Dal1yfnGs
and tho Lights Going Out.

The Democratic Congress DallyfnE&
AMI t1,o T.tp1,sx f;ot,,t. Out,
sotctal ni,poteh to n. cht<ooo 1rtbuns
nosTnv A Nav @ 1a..rlc' m action % ~ Congress
DosioS' may ~. Nv "e.'o'' ~ W, SuAe1ess
III delaying appropriations for gas VIII prove
n serious matter 80 far as tho Post OIlce Is
conrar,,..t. Tho ans will t,a stut otf to-,t,or-
s r",r u,ar,ipr anI T ~ ,snrl, vii hc don. sayo
~" nv 4!h wv. ~ ~, -. n1. ~
ny unyltsn1, NH al1 tAe pressing 'ttcas u
social md business llte must bo delayed
until auproprIatlons aro tuada or priyute
rcnrrosftv snnnliea tbe nccl. Mr.. Kennard.
a. ....t..s1.a - .,.n Tost" og,no i,,,ti,i,,,.
tao .castoalah ot Luz lost-Uluc1 onlsalnR'
has under date OF May u, Ander the lnstflc-
tlons OF tho Treasury Department, formally
notiHed tho. rostmaater TINT tho auuply of
sas ~. a.o 10 .,o o f,a',.,.atar ~
Icspdsnse 70 aii npp!lctio! y s1e
70 tne fostniaslel.aeMoIi1t !us "ut!o!My tIGu M ~
llicMt tno efpHllso VI cI1att's Mi su.s u,'tsi.
lowS: "Thts department Gun give you no re-"
liai;" A..
Ihe rostlnaHtar i,as atSn lrGHven !loM tti9
Pnst-Ofae9 Dupartmuilt tlo following o!hc!nl
!etter: IN reply 70 yonr Wtgs1tnl OF tae
1ltlI inst. nave 70 say tllat ttls i!epaft,neht
i'us no fund " It's disposal from Which an ~
iowancG conta De !aaae ~ u py ior suhRiy21ug 2r,ns
fnstHntces iocatea ~ uosulnitehs u,Ht.nks tks
with llght, wafer, aha Milsce!laIeoMs 1telns ail
AFTER he LIN nlst;, Wien ~
amount hpplopilntcA ny ,1uMksEso ,rt.a H.
, 1880-05-13
APPROPRIATIONS.

Spsetat Dispa!eA to Tia CA4ea2o T1bsspa
WASHINGTON, D. G.. May 1a-The House
wont OIL With the Legislative Appropriation
bill to-day at tho same breakneck rate Of
speed. The old economy dodge has been
abandoned most unblushlng1y aud the
champions OF the people, the watoh-dogs Of
the Treasury, who were ready with an II
objectu Whenever MI appropriation Of
a dollar was limited at, now vie with each
other TN asking favor for their prottg6a. The
llrst thing ions to-day was to increase the
salary of the Journal clerk from satoo to
5000. Th!s official" now gets 81 900 for
compiling digest Of the rules, known a.
."narclay's Digest" frun the name Of lts
tirst editor. Tlis makes his salary $4,000 In
all. Tho two reading clerks were included
In the amendment, but the attempt was un-
successful.
LAsr WEEK. ATToRNEY-aENKRAJ+ DEvENs
received IN official letter from Marshal
Payne. OF Now York, announcing tho ex-
haustton Of the funds for tho payment OF
jurors, nnd the necessities OF the jatlcEs who
aru boarding Government prisoners OH credit.
Gen. Dcyens has replied tiAt With regnrd to
tho nQn.payulpnt Of Jurors 1t il not. to be ex-
pectea tho courts Dan ksup tho turlea tV.