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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-23

Writing from Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert, a
correspondent of the Hartford Times says
Strike out to the south of Bar llarbor,
through the woods along the shore, and
yau come unawares upon charming villas
looking out upon the sea. II may be their
rear front that you see-for the road is
but few rods west of them--but no mat
ter; these cottages are built in styles to
fit all emergencies. and the rear is as
much the front as the front itself, and far
more attractive, for it is the living part of
the cottage, and faces the sunrise and the
sea. They are in all fanciful styles and
the warmest and gayest colors, but al
ways tasteful, and the bright hues fur
hishing harmonious contrast to the sur
rounding rocks and woods. Their costly
character is not necessarily due to the
architectural style Of the structure it may
be largely owing to the decoration. Bos-
ton gentlemen own many of these pretty
villas ; and the houses and grounds show
the best Boston taste. II is in many things
a true taste, sneer az we may ut Boston
'culcbaw. Many of these cottages must
have cost, to build, furnish and ornament
them, $40, 900 each, aside from the land.
which is actually selling at $4,000 to $2,-
800 an acre around Bar Harbor. Ten
years ago, suppose 5000 would have
been regarded as stunning price"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-23
County Nominations.

County Nominations.
ANDEosCooGIS COUNTY.
Senat rs-Jeremiah Dingley, Jr., Auburn.
George Parcher. Leeds.
Commissioner ID. Bailey, Auburn.
rreasGrer-Alcand.r F. Merrill, Lewiston.
Register OF Irobate-Nathan W. Harris, Auburn.
AgooSrooK COUNTY.
Senator-Levi Sears Fort Kent.
Conmissioner-ienry o. Perry, Fort Fairfield.
Judge of rrobaie-ilenry X. Downes, fresque
isle.
Register of Probate-Ransom Norton, Houlton.
Sherih--Alfred Cushman, Jr.. Sherman
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Senators-,Ioseph A. Locke, Portland.
Henry c. Brewer, Freeport
Albert L. Nuiting, Otisfield.
Tobias Lord Jr., Standish.
Treasurer-.Iames VI. Webb. Westbrook.
Sherif-Benjalnin True, Pownal
Commissoner-DayidP Z. Chaplin, Bridgton.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Senator-G. Il. Fernald. Wilton.
Commssioner-Isaa Chick, Madrid.
sheriff.. A. DYER, New sharon.
Trea>urer-D. VI. Bonney, Pennington
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Scnators-N. r. Iii l. Bucksp ri.
:. A. Emery, Ellsworth,
Clerk-H l.. Saunders, Ellsworth.
Treasurer-Luther Lord, Surry.
Commissioner-John W. Somes, Mount Desert.
Judge of Probate-Parker Tucker, Bucksport.
Register of Probate-Chares L. Dorr, Ellsworth.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Senators-Cnlbv C. Cornish Winslow
Joseph =. Berry, Wayne.
Judge of Probate-l I. Carleton, Winthrop.
Sherif-Gcorge X. Stevens, Belgrade.
Commissioner-Horace Coburn, Windsor.
Trcasurer-M rk Rollins, Albion.
NeIA o' ou1, , Y. 80 - " '',"l'
"oS'S''i VI -'o""'" '"'"' ]'"S"9'"'
KNOX COUNTY.
Senator d n. Mortland kockiand
Commissioner-Charles u. Nina Niuahavon.
shcrig = r. sn,nIdim1 Sonth Thon,s,on
,,,rn, ,SLat"s ~ ISi,tIa,;nia pnaII,nd
Ird-.o ~ prnhatc = NJ WnoJ Camden
pis,. w. -, gr,t,, W., n W.S.r,,, ,n,,le,on
' s'9 " " -
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Senator-Elhriige q. Baker, Newcastle
,,i;S aihLusoaSe ~ ~ Iy Nv W. H. w. n1;,t
ran,'n ruha, At na+r,- viso,.sa,
iJ ar pr,tn.a ti,,r Ennad, N.idohoro
sbnris.U Henry w ti,rv I.i,sr.nn
'
OXFORD COUNTY
Senatorial. II. Walker. Lowell.
George ID. Bisbee, Huekfeld.
NohiMissioieT-"H H!ip Ici!ihg'ii, humioru;
eag;.t'r of Prohata " g. Dayi. paris
SIoriT W;iiian, noualass wa,arforJ
~
fE>obS'pi 'o'Nih.
Senators Thomas II. Wentworth, Bradford
John l.. Cutler, Bangor.
Samuel Libbey, Orono.
James W. Rogers, Ste'son.
Judge of Probate jasper Hutchings, Brewer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-23
CLEANING LAMP CHlMNEYS.

A correspondent of the Chicago Inter
Ocean says: | have been night operator
on railroads for over twelve years, and
know how to clean lamp chimneys. and
want TO tell the "wimmin folks" how TO
do it, Whittle out Il stick half an inch
square. and say a foot long In one end
drive four or five small nails, brads or
small tacks. letting them project a quar-
ter of IN inch. then set your lamp Chin
nev for a moment where they may become
cool as possible; next take Il piece of soft
rag, fold or twist it into II bunch, place it
in the chimney and taking yonr stick place
the end containing the nails on the cloth
and it will be seen that the stick acts as
arm and the nails rs fingers to grasp the
rag. Now all that remains is to moisten
the inside of the chimney with the breath
and rub, repeating the breathing into the
chimney as often rs necessary. can clean
as well and twice rs quickly this way as
by water or powders. Then lay your
stick and rag away for another day Try
this. and with little practice you will be
delighted with the ease with which you
can make chimney sparkle.
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For Electors al Large.
Joseph :. wHEELWRIGHr, of Bangor.
HA ii Fos>, OF Saco.

FoR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS:
lst Dist. THOMAS Il. REED OF Port
land.
2nd =. WILLIAM L. FRYE, of Lew
istou.
Sd :. STEPHEN ID. LINDSEY, of
Norridgeweck.
4th {. CHARLES A. BOUTELLE.
of Bangor.
9TH 60 SETH l.. MILLIkEN, OF
Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-23

Destroyed, ltwillrriicvc im-
mc,liately pain in any place
where Ii can be applied in
rernally or externally. For
cuts, bruises. sprains, &c,
IL is the very best remedy
known arresting til Q
bleeding at once, reducing
the swelling and inaamma.
tion. stopping the pain and
healing the injury in a Won
derfnl manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-23
1880 i!
Augusta, Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirrel
and Five Islands, Ocean Point and
Boothbay.
THE FINE STEAMER
.;sg HENRY MORRISON,
CAPT s C. McGllNI0Ck


sa ..a HENRY MORRISON,
CAPT. E. C. McCLlNTOCk.
Tuesday .nd FRIDAY mornings will leave Augusta
at g. Haliowell at 60, Gardiner at :, Richmond at
Sis, and Bath at 45. A. NJ. for Mouse, Capitol and
Squirrel Isla ds. Ocean T int and Boothbay.
Returning will leave Boothbay Mt l30 i. NJ, for
DC an Point, squirrel, Mouse and Capitol Islands,
leaving Bath at O'Clock in the afternoon for Rich
mond Gardiner, Hallowcll and Augusta.
Wednesday and saturday leave Augusta al 10. Is,
IIallowell at 1910, Gardiner st Ills, A. NJ; Rich
mond at 1880, and Bath at = T. NJ, for Five Islands,
Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands, Ocean Point
and Boothbay.s
Monday and Thursday, returning, leave Boothbay
at A. NJ, for Ocean Point, squirrel, Mouse Cap tol
and Five Islands. leaving Bath at 10 for Richmond,
Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
DAYS Down-AuguSta to Boothbay-Iucsday,
Wednesday, Friday aud saturday.
DAYS Up-Booihbay TO Augusta-Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday.
FARES:
Single Tickets Each Way.
Augus.a TO Richmond, 40 cts. to Bath, - cts.
Halowc 3j - 65 '
Gardiner - g '' 30 &
Richmond to Bath, 81 TO Boothbay 10 '
Augusta, IIallowcll and Gardiner 10 Islands and
Boothbay, 81.
Tickets for Round Trps--Good until September 10.
Augusta TO the Islands or Boothbay, Sl.75
Halowel, l.65
Gardiner $50
Richmond l.25
Bath same other routes
Family Tickets AT reduced rates.
Tickets good until Sept 10. All freight and baggage
must have the owners name ana plac OF destination
the same, it wi not be received on board the
steamer.
&c. McCLINTOCK, Master.
Augusta, June ~, 1850.
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Railroads ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
THE HEW.JERSEY FOREST FIRES.

FoRKED RIVER, NJ j., April 24.-0ver three
hundred families who have sustained themselves by the
picking and sale Of tenbertes and whorteberres
placed IN destitute circumstances by the destruction OF
that industry by the great forest fires Of last week. The
loss IN this production Southern Ocean County alone
will aggregate $7b 900 for the season. Besdes being
deprived OF the means Of making living. hundreds OF
persons have lost their homes by the fires.
LAKEWOOD. N. j., April 24.-The forest fire
in this vicinity waS extngushed last night. The est-
mated damage by the fire s $4,000. by tho de-
strucon OF valuable oak wood land and the residence
OF r. Emmett also the loss by S. Wardell OF building
and live stock
FARMINGDALE, N, j., April 24.-The new
forest fire. after destroying several hundred OF
woodland aud cranberry bogs, spen: It's force.
WHITE's BRIDGE, N. j., April 24.-Three
houses in all and 500 OF choice oak forest were
destroyed by the fires hero. Tho lols is estimated ct
lbO0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
qHE NAsRRILLE oENTRNNrAL.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 24.-TO-day the
tooth anniversary OF the foundation Of the City Nash
Vile, fret incorporated as . town IN 1850. was cele
brated by The most imposing street pageant ever wit
messed in this State The old landmarks about the city,
aud historic spota made memorable by encounters with
the Indlans in ths days Of carly settlement were ind
dicated BY plaeards.
The centennial procession was On hour in passing
given point The military aspay was brilliant one ;
The turnout OF c0cred orders OF various societies made
neflAl and veterans oe the Florida and Mexican
wpTswtth the hatteem ags were greeted win cheers
rae psossSsios Sats3 Is Capitol Qaass 81 moon, where
aR address wao delivered hy 6pgeTnQl Marks, followed
NFl0n0efB OF IeDnossee The prize cenlenpia oeo Bna
read ana Aise Slsosch os tae nstorg Of MEANWHILE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
LONDON AND PARIS NEWS.
ropv PLOT AGAINST GLADSTONE.

A TORY PLOT AGAINST GLADSTONE.
vranoRkrE MEASURES TAKES TO KEEP MR. GLAD
STONE FROM THE PREMIERSHIP QUEEN VIC
.,s,. To somr ExTENT WILLING AGENT
-rr IIsERAL CHIEF TRIuMPHANT-cu
ArPATss IN PARIS. -,
Giving an inner view of the incidents which
prodnced and prolonged the recent British
crisis. the London correspondent Oh lhh
TaIuuyn shows that active agencies have been
at work to defeat the national will and prevent
Mr.. Gladstone from being Premier. Itappears
that Queen Victoria pressed Ler6 Harrington to
undertake the forming of q Ministry, but was at
,enutb convinced by him and Lord Granville
that she should send for Mr.. Gladstone. The
firmpess of the Liberal leaders and their loyalty
to Mr.. Gladstone alone ayerted great perh: MI
Gladstone will act both as Premier and Chan
celIor of the Exchequer. The forming of tho
new cabinet goes on actively. The latest Paris
ian topics are referred to In the cable dispatcn
to TnE TRIBUNE from that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
col LORED REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.

CoLORED REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.
A caucus of colored Republicans was held at
LOrnax HE'LL No. 129 West Twenty-sixthst, last night
William Freeman presiding.
telegram was received from Professor crtener,
ct West Point, FegrettinR that he could not
be present. The Whitaker case was dis
cussed. but no action was taken In the natter
Speeches were made by John ]. Freeman, Mr.. Robin
son, Mr.. Morrison Eugene Johnson, George Mack ana
othe. All the speakers urged the necessity OF union
among the cOored Republicans for campaign work Dr.
j. B. Bass said al have been in six different Southern
States The cOlored people there want Grant to be
elected. The praying people that no may De the
next President Slavery exists to-day indirectly Grant
is man whom we can trust"
On motion Of George Mack committee OF nve, con-
sstingofJ j. J. freeman, Eugene Johnson, Edward Flow
Daniel Morrison and j. AToweP. appointed to draw
up resolutions to establish basis Of union among
colored Republicans for action IN the coming campaign
The substance Of the resolutions which adopted
that committee should be appointed to correspQnq
with representative IN different parts OF the Un1ted
States to the end thot convention may be called as an
early date. The Chair appointed as this committee "
Freeman d. Lee DR.. ]. y. Bass j. Howard and 6emuel
Wilson The meeting adjourned until next SATURDAY
evening when the reports Of the committees Will be
submitted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
POLITICAL NEWS.
OREGON INsTRUCls FOR BLAINE.

OREGON lNSIkUClo run DbAlNE'
TIE NOMINATIONS FOR STATE OFFICERS AND THE
PLATFORM ADOPTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-A dispatch from
Portland Oregon, says The Republican State Conven
ton this morning elected the following delegates TO the
Chicago Convention; Messrs NJ W. Scott d. X. Hanna
I NJ Mccall, d. N. Ireland, and o. P. Tompktnson.
The resolution that Senator Blaine is the first choice
Of the oregon Republicans aud insructng the delegates
10 nae sl honorable 10 procure his nomination,
was adopted amid great applause with only one dissent
ing vote.
Mr. McGeOrge wos nominated for Congress; Messrs.
L. b. Waldo W. p. Lord and E. B. Watson for Judges OF
tho supreme Court; George d, Curry, E. L. Appegate
and c. D. Wilson for Presidential Electors land ]. H.
Mitchell for Delegate-at-Large.
Tho platform adopted favors the revision OF taxation
maintenance Of the amendments 10 the Constitution OF
tile United states appropriations by the General Gov
erpment for the improvement OF rivers and Beapors
and such railway lines will develop the resources OF
tine country; deoarinR against State RlRhe ana the
recent action OF the State Democrats Convention In CEN
sur1nG the Supreme Court OF tho United States o9n
demus the attempts overthrow the elective anchse
n norton OF the States by either force or fraud ana
fhe nttemntgd notification OF the laws or tho General
Oyernment by Congressional action IN the interest," OF
the Democratic party deprecaes the course OF tue
emOcrats who undertake TO revive sectional anlmOs
inv 10 secure ascendAnoy In tho South Adjourned
sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
CAUSE OF THE KILLING.
DE YoUNG's TRIP TO THE EAST TO GATHER TNFoR
NATION ABOUT MAYOR KALLooH.

DE YoUNG's TRIP TO THE EAST TO GATHER fNFoR-
NATION ABOUT MAYOR KALLooH.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Pain the absence OF any
explanation from the assassin to the cause OF the
act IL ia generally understood that the killing of
De Young is attributable to the pamphlet recently
circuated about the city attacking Mayor KallOch.
During his recent trip East. through Kansas and on
IN Boston, Dc Young avowedly devoted greet
deal of time to gathering information regarding the
noat life of Mayor Kalloch, for the purpose
Of either using Ii at his expected trial on the charge
NJ shooting Mr. Kalloch last August, or of making
# subserve journalistic purposes. He boasted
that he would be able to produce before the
iury, and In some way or another to get ad-
ittod as evidence proof of all that he had charged
both agninst Mayor Kaloch himself and against his
father who is long since dead 1t is likely that he
reied llpon his power to produce this kind or evi-
dence TO keep Kalloch from pushing the prosecu-
ton The pamphlet was aS us yn, T yO9ns svas
responsible for its publication. and he acted accord
TRc pamphlet referred to was full report Of the
trial Of the Rev tS Kaloen bl|ef ~ t1S DyasCs Sase
that it was published with no malicious
motives, but simply to give plain, unvarnlshed
report Of the trial. IL bears the impr1nN OF
E6erhin & Co. Boston, dS0f ouS IL Is SdW;tted tbas
the document was issued with full view OF intu-
enoing public opinion IN connection with tne up.
preaching trial OF Defoung, ana maS or;pS RSIS;pS
have been further intended 10 nave Some pearlng
upon more immediate issues.
a mass meeting was called for to-morrow even
ing to denounce the course E, Sdd,..aad Of dS
Sy MAYOR Kalloch among Others, and It is
nn9ossible that the publication Of the pamphlet was
designed to have effect on this presenb QHsrres as
we'll as in the expected coming tfiAl Oi Do Aou"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
OHIO REpUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 24.-The Republicans
of Franklin County, IN Convention today eleoled
solid sherman delegation 20 Chicago
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 24.-The Lucas County
Republlcan Convention to-day elected solid Blaine
delegation 70 the state Convention.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 24.-The Cuyahoga
County Republican Convention to-day elected 30 dele-
gates 20 the State Convention OF whom ~ ore eOuhtea
H. sherman and 10 for Blaine. The Convention In
dorsed Sherman.
The District Convention, composed OF county dele
1ates elected Mr. Everett and General james Barnett
BhefHan m6n-tO the Chicago Convention. ana ln-
stSicfed those delegates % vote against thifdteEm
man, unless It ives necessary 70 make the nomination
unanimous
C1Nc1ENATI April 24-The following County
Conventions have been hold TO elect oesgates to tho Re
puboan state ConetntOn IN nearly all OF which PEes
Dental preferences main issue mo results are
- fosiowss Buner County inlsfactea Tor sheFfpani .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25

the Excheduer making, with the leadershp OF Ine
House of Commons three Offices, the most laborious
IN the whole Administration. and all for single
salary. ,,
trivial incident intensified the popular feeling
Lord Harrington, not finding Royal carriage wait
ing ct Windsor, walked from tho railway station 20
the Castle and returned foot from the Castle 10
the station through pouring rain. Some newspapers
especially The Standard. commented on this tnten-
tional discourtssy contrasting the careful attenVon
paid to LORD BeaconsHeld whenever he was visiting
the Queen. Three inconsistent explanations are
published. The Castle officials, who were publicly
accused, reply that Lord Harrington arrived
before be was expected, but fail to explain
Wby he walked back. The Queen Is doubt
less ignorant of the foolish slight thus offered
but IL indicates clearly tho hostile feeling toward
the Liberals prevailing at the Royal household
When Mr.. Gladstone went to Windsor yesterday
the officials having learned lesson, had carriage
ready. -.
Mr., Gladstone received hearty public welcome
at Windsor, although it lie Royal borough and COM
monty takes It's tone from the Castle Enthusiastic
crowds assembled at the railway station In London
and at MIR. Gladstones house in Harley'St. last
night refusing to dispense till Mr. Adam announced
that Mr.. Gladstone was Premier.
FORMING CABINET.
Cabinet making is in full blast. The lists which
appear of callers to-day at Mr.. Gladstone's house
are misleading If they are supposed to imply that
all received invitations. Officials say that no au-
thentIo statement is expected to-day. g. VIZ g.
In letter just received from leading Russian
merchant in St. Petersburg, under date OF April u
occurs the following statement! Cuisines mas
improved greatly in recent times. Exchange be-
gins to rise as well. The elections IN England help
GREATLY as the Liberal Government Will look more
Tor peace and prosperity, and Russia will thereby
gain mostP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
DEMOCRATS WHO OBJEOT TO A "NATION.n
ESDEAvoRING TO HAVE THE WORD sTRlcKES
OUT or REsoLUTIoN IN CONGRESS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIPENE,l


OUT OF REsoLUTIoN IN CONGRESS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRgNEl
WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Democratic dislike
Of the word nation" when 1t is applied to the
Government of the United States has again been
shown in both branches of Congress.
The other day, after Mr.. CrapO, of Massachusetts,
had drafted his resolutions accepting the writing
desk of Thomas Jefferson, he showed it to Mr.
Tucker, of Virginia, who was to second the resolu-
tiOns The resolutions contained the words, That
this precc1s relic is hereby accepted in the name
of the Nation" Mr.. Tucker begged that Mr. Crapo
would strike out the word "DatiOn" and In lieu
thereof insert UNITED States" but the Massa-
chusetts Representative declined to do 80. When
the resolutions were read In the Senate Mr. Beck,
of fKentucky, excepted to the word "nation," but
did not insist on his objection.
Some how the resolutions. rs printed In The Con;
QyossioHal Record, contained the words United
States in lieu of "nntOn," and this morning Mr..
Crapo called attention TO the fact and desired that
The Record be corrected. 1t turned out that the
House journal was correct. How the language
came TO be changed III The Record remains uuex-
planned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
rnE sroRM 1N rHE MorNrA1Nl

THE STORM IN THE MOUNTAINS.
VIRGINIA CIIY, New, April 24.-The wires over
the mountains are buried under tho snow for miles The
storm has been fearful.
SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMANB SON.
EPHIKGPIELD Mass. April 24-Albert II. AtWell,
age yaaea Of b. w. Atwell an EpBcODaan
Clergyman shot himself last night dyinB instantly.
THE MABSACHU UBETrS LEGISLATURE.
DoBroH, April 24.-Ihe Legislature adjourned
this Afternoon Governor Long has signed every
Oivo ooscted By the Legislature. numbering 983
BrrTERs NOT INToXICANTs,
BosToN, April 24.-ln the case Of q quantity Of
Malt Bitrs 80 god some days ago In Portland Me- com
plant Neal DOW under tho Maine Liquor law the
has decided that the bitters are not Intoxicating.
THE BILLINGS JURY WELL GUARDED,
BALIsToN, N. Y. April 24.-The examination of
CoouA Charles D. Leet the ordnance oxper Consumed the
whole morning sess01 and at O'Clock the adjourned
until Monday Two Of the uEora were allowed 70 50 h0mo 10
charge Of eonsta0lea.
THREATS or LYNCH Law.
CHICAGO, April 24.-A special diBpatch from Des
MoEes % ne s. seys Andrew snedaOf the eOgl miner
m0rning. 1hers y much gxglemept among tho miners,
Rival RxPREss COMPANIES
NEW-ORLRAHe, April 24,--JudRo Woods, IN the
UnR1 Circuit Court today aFantod fntnnetio8
FenfrTtuna fhe Mobile ana M0ntaomeEy Ha0ad eonfany
lfon with the business ~ o soqtheTn Expfe
08panT An eRert y mang y ttpla1e ~ southcrn ~
nj uuion Ezprass o9pPe1S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Saturday. April "a. $780,
The HOuse OF Representatives had short session to-
day. aud considered few private bills aud then ad-
tOurDcd.
Tho Senate subcommittee Indian Affairs hns
agreed to recommend ucrease In tho amounts
named in the Indian Appropriation bill received from
the House.
The House Committee on CoIuaee, Weights and Meas
ures held prOtracted session today 10 consider the
location Of the branch mint in the Mississippi Valley
OF ST. Louis and other cities presented
the claims OF their respective localities.