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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

THE WEATHER SATURDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 9 4. NJ, SO 4;
4. NJ, 50; noon, Sc; 9 p. d., 81; i.
H., 81; midnight. 40,
Mean temperature, 4S3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

DIsCOLORED TEETH rendered beaatifuDy WINE
by the use OF MEADE & BAKER's SAPoSr'K III DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

When you wish TO take Cod-Liyer Oh nse the
Emulsion made By PURCELL. LADD CO. With
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. Price, soc.
For sale by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
A Drummer's Struggle with Two Rob
berS.

berS.
On the 10Th ultimo Peter BriZendlne,
drummer for q Louisville clothing-house,
had mortal struggle with two highway
men near Jamestown, Ala. lie had leIt
jamestown to visit customer four miles
distant, and was returning late in the eve-
nlng on horseback. While crossing the
covered bridge over Clitty creek he was
seized by man, while another grasped the
horse. Ii was 80 dark he could not see ms
ass,ilants, but he struggled desperately,
and managed to draw pistol and sent ball
through the brain Of the man who had selzeo
him. The other man relinquished MS hoid
upon the horse and tried to wrench Inc re-
yolyer from Brizendine's hand. In the
struggle the weapon fell and rolled away
and The contest continued hand 10 mana:
Al last the drummer threw the robDer, ana
left him senseless from the effects OF lew
nowerful blows. He reached jamestown
in terribly exhausted condition, ana tne
people brought in the two robbers-one
corpse aud the other seriously hurt. VI
recovering consciousness the latter sail
that he and his companion were iron
Springfield, Ohio, and being on traml
and out Of money had attempted robbery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
CONSTIPATION.

.,,, regularity of the bowels can perfect
%, ,.,,,ed. II The constipation is OF recent
hr"" y A,s, Of TUFTS PILLS win suffice,
@' -. become Lsbiiual one pin should be
:" .,ss,. gradually leSsoning the fire.
', oo,sc, oflac dose un''l regular daily movement
+''.,..,,ed. vlich viii soon follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

IScIPIEST TV TAR AND scCRF remover pl
MEADE Il BbKER's sAPoNINE DENTifRich
Fifty cents afox
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ht5- On al safes Of RsHt Estate rlGGs c@tvsen
the LIST Of JGnuGrV 0nd last 0| yrns me tGgGs ~.
the present V0rr hare - bs DGid NJ the purchaser
On oil sdtsg lrGGe betiDeeBhs 1st O(JttV ami ias,
Of The gear Ns taIeS ha0e 10 be paid ~ tae setEeS
IThis custom was adOptrJ about jfteen YEAR alt
bg all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, and ap
piles TO Richmond and yicnity1
!. THOMPS0N BROWN. 4 =. NJ trustees sale Of
fOBr houses aud lot on west Cary street west or
Cherry street.
JNO. f.. bAUGHTON. executors sale q stock OF
toys, chiRa COOS showcases, fFniture &c, at
store No. 310'BrOad street.
r. :. S.ANpERSON & son, 10 A. NJ, groceries, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

IHAvE ANALyZED rHE WUIsKEy known IN.
der the brand Of" B. SELECT y controiledby Messrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va. aud
find It FREE FROM FUsiL OIL and other Impuri.
ties and recommend It's use for medicinal and famil
purposes. J. b. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry. Medical College OF
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
Dox.r FEB OFF THE ENAMEL

AGpAvo PICNIC smoke Tor the holidays 10
sale ever, where. Only SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

FOR ALL DISEASES OF fHE TEE Ill ASD GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARY .oLIC MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents 4 hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

wurrocK, i445 Main street, manuiactnre, !.
- Eighteen different brands Of aue Cigars seaa
for price-list.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

wHTLocY's Sc. X ~ WEST CIGAR has no su
perior. BE ware OF ~ itatloDe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

FOR uLCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoyrH-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifly cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
yICEiY WAFER.
s7tENUINE YiCHI.

HAUTERIvE.) ror Gont IhtnaI 70 .5;s'Ss' y,satSs
or Gravel. Dis -sSes OF the N11'efS'
cFLgsTINs. \ &c.
CpANDE GRIILE-niseastso of the Liver.
u,UTERlyE, or, Diseases Df he st0nnca' Dys-
UOPITAL, pcrh' ,,...
Tnese springs are owned " the Frer1h L'o'ern-
,nou, and the w.iers are bO rcd under i e'.ef"-
sion. -. In, ,,er.,,an,, lrug-
g.ts, and groctg' ,,,,
BOuCnE, Fills 4 CO.. sois Aae,s''
ia l9-M4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for N.
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE & ia.
KER's CARBoLIc MoUrn-wAsH. Fifty cents
bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

roe pLERpIyo GUNS, use MEADE 4 bAhhh
c.ono, ~ Mouru-wAsu. Fifty cents bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

For a real GOOD lOc. CIGAR take " V.mTLocK'S
MODEL. IL has no equal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUsEs.
PROPOSALS..

DROPosIrIONs WILL iN BIZ c4Erksy aESksYETp or
v,pciiyI, III for furnishing COklN6 COAL ASn
rnKE. deliveries 10 commence In July; ..1 ..ss ~
rate Of from rem 100 90 20 rS lo1 S,y ,o"' hssiress & @
Oh nhpsSpGET. WiCKES Msnsgins inrscdor,
The Low Moor Iron Company OF w rmx;
,a l5.0, Low Moor, AuexnSos Vsn'3 Ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
llIREAI, LOT.

E'0R SALE,
ONE HALF OF A
BEAUTlFUD LOT IN HOLLYWOOD,
encIi p,i ny an irOn railing
Apply to CHEWNlNu KpSE'
4, ly.lt M. north Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
tGue wrauGer.

DIR. {. MCLANES
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended az a remedy for all the l'is
hat flesh Is heir to-" but in affections OF The iNer
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, aud Esick
Headache or diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No batter cathartic can be used preparaioryto OF
after taking quinine.
As simple purgatiye they are unequalled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuise are never sugar coated.
Each box las red wax seal on the lid, with thu
Impression DIR. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
Esea wrapper bears the signatures of c. McLANs
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANEi
LIyER PILLS prepared by Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations o
be name McLASE, spelled differently but sam
pronunciation. my l9-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

For GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC.
NC CIGAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
9itllmond 1ispattll.
MONDAY. Y.......... JANUARY 10, 1880.

Ar THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
8 LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
nv ND so
OyE INPEHfaL GALLOy CONrAINs-

suIoaeretted IIy srogcn gas. 80. .0ss . {.
II Is ,ecniarv ad,p,ed TO PEI ons suT.ring from
cHPgxi66 ASH AH II SRGaNs,
INFLA ANAL ION ofIiiE EBi;ADDEK;StEksaAIl,S, saIS
GA. NERVOUS EADACiig. ana ksrnnaSEESS ctnES
no TIih IHiKST FshH ALCOHOLIC Li3roRs.
In suppat of this statement We prtscstItbe fol-
lowing iac ~ from
TEST tWoNIALt
in the hancs Of the proyietor; a.,
Dr. l.. A. slater 1tysiclan n cbhrns " ne
NV Kent County poorfsuse. who 'ns tes,ea , ,nese
waters writes thai IL IS e. i oowI,y orms
0yAEhS Eekifs GksSs 1Sa s%KFSMn kHShn
TIN TEu uISrppkMITrESr pR1rf X FEVER, CcikTi
PATTON. NAUSEA aris.pg from rseEHanoYS ana
Dr. ToNIrN BRAxroN Il KIM Willsn, cosnty,
Va, writes: :" baye used . my prac ice ". bei-
mont Litbia Water as an nnenasS'is ",th y, ,,ns.
Inc almost fear a coincidence ,, ..s,.aos
Dr. Y, t. 10 wa. of New Kent cc'ln,y! iss'shss a.
that patient OF his cuI ID OF e. SEo9iE nF
~ CTi0N OF THE KIDNEYS AND B,ADixIH,
attended with lSDIGhsIlON and ~ ihs o'
TIE bYkS by ,he use o, o, ew sa@e coSats. whites
that both hIWss and wife TrIe cn, ~ %, md
| frTPSIA AT eHdsd with Loss OF APitIlih @ tnu
GENERAL DEBILl1f f,by ne u'e "-'''''p@'"'
|SWu?TT Mr. r. r.. WArssG of Kins William aorrty: vas vas
cured Of CHRONIC AGut ASD fhNsn -. ssJ
years standing. artes all ober rened'- agents ia"
failed by the use of onfy ti9: Zan2as s,s,,,rely
| Mr n ODFNuYL MIR. OF X .bmOnh. N.s,sn,xsur'
| -.Iih,ej from INFLAMMATION OF rilE AID
! st5r- a 40 BLADDER Oy its nse for ashstt u SIC.
TGto glasses Of it all jfded 10 the cis a s0a"s ,s
lafy OF Atlanta, Ga lmme hate irife~ II aeate
| rains from NEURALGIA ...
| here cures SEEN marvellous Ill. hfo ufsN'o ~
M nertpctly reliable parties. Rd many a0so sght
/ = sited from The large nuGbr iu the tSia1 "i ING
| proDgietor. If ,,,,., ho,,,.a mr.
These waters arr tor sale In ball gai'o1 o'A " vi
| - the ,lemi John ~ barrel by ,s,-,,rY
| ali Main street, RichiE Snj'Va'
ia 9-M&SlmO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

~ = O,gcod. New York, says: s:,,, .,a >or.
Esy I've T. SaS pyspepss, Weak stomach en- Emo S Ner1
vcu,neS '1l'TT'S PILLS. They are as good
4, a,,lry2.iTcf ry.T,Ie'sq:5oM Is MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK
V'i'N' Isu l5-eodiFel9l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

Or Su' nTsSce OF twentydye year. pronounce ,,
,.i rlgi Pills the best anii-tiios medicine ever
,.r1a.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

,rTrT,s HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Ivi,,,svvrs changed to a GLOSSY BLACK by a
d.c sopcaon Of ,hs bIG aTa ,mPafs' IS as
Na.hN ~" Srrtoe.waier. Sold by druggists OF
81, az NI'RRAY STREET, NEW NORh'
~ u ~ fan 1 H-eodlHel9I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

Entered at the Pos..OHiee at Richmond, Va, as
second-claSs mattor.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19
nm r. NeIANE'S VERMIFUGE.

r,uE GENUINE DIR. c. McLANES
CELEBRATED
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
FELIX PYAT.


It is good indication that the French
Government has at last put out its arm
and disciplined NJ. Felix Pyat for a more
mischievous aud irreclaimable foe of order
and civilization never existed. A Com
munist of the most rabid type, partici-
pator in the outrages Of 1871, very justly
transported for his crimes, and very
weakly pardoned afterwards, the first use
he made Of his freedom was to start a
journal called The Commune, IN which he
and his friends have labored necessarily to
destroy the republic, and which has dealt
in nothing besides abuse and calumny of
the members OF the Government. 1t was
not newspaper, for it never had any
news. Incidents were made use of, but
only to twist them into vehicles of assault
upon President Grevy, or some other mem
Der of the Government. Pyat has no
principles His aim is anarchy. He
would, if he could, plunge France into the
horrors of another Terror. lie represents
the petroleum element in the Commune. 1t
would have been much better to have dis
patched all his kind at Satory. Clemency
and indulgence with such creatures are
mistakes. They must be suppressed
sternly in the best interests OF society.
France has owed incalculable misery to
just such insane malignants as Pyat, and
she ought by this time to have whole
some horror of the tribe
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
MR.. BARNUM's gLUNDEg.

Mr. Barnum, in his search FOR capital,
has made terrible blunder. The West
ern Union Company had, it appears, made
an agreement to return all the dispatches
of the National Democratic Committee.
The purpose of the committee in requiring
its dispatches returned is patent. 1t de-
sired to conceal their purport, and to obyi-
ate the possibility of any future exposure
of contemplated frauds and corruption.
The telegraph company, in returning the
Democratic dispatches, in some way land
perhaps not in creditable way included
two of Marshall Jewels in the package,
and these dispatches Barnum has fastened
to publish as indicating Republican pur-
pose to colonize Florida. And here the alb
surdity of Barnum's action stands revealed,
for it turns out that Mr.. JEWELS dispatch
was written to warn Florida official to
look out for Democratic reporters, whose
advent was expected, and who had left
the North ON several steamers, ostensibly
to work upon some railroad, but really, as
was suspected, to vote the Democratic
ticket. And so it happens that the in
genious Barnum has simply published a
Democratic fraud in attempting to expose
Republican one which had no existence
save in his imagination. Truly the Demo-
crata must he in n frenzied state of mind
when they resort to such devices as this.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
Thar BOGUS eARFIELD LETTER.


The disposition of the Democrats is
again made manifest by the aviditY with
which they have flung themselves upon
the bogus letter on the Chinese question
ascyibed to General Garfield, but really
written by some Democratic forger. This
weak invention Of the enemy was fabri-
Gated at the East for special use on the
Pacific coast. The fools and knaves who
manufactured it had not sense enough to
foresee that its reputation would accom-
pany it, and that therefore it could only
carry conviction to the infinitesimal por-
ton of the public which derives its in-
formation from the few newspapers pub
lished under Democratic auspices. 1t may
even be doubted whether all the Demo.
cratic journals on this coast are dishonest
enough to print lie which has been ex-
ploded. The Examiner bas shown its
willingness to do this, but then the Ec-
anaiaer had already gsrbled its own plat
form for the purpose of strengthening It's
position on the Chinese question. The
straits the Democrats are reduced to may
be gathered from their action in this mat
ter. OF course no one at the East believes
that Garfield ever wrote the letter at
tributed to him, but the corrupt men who
are managing the Democratic fight always
fall into the same mistake of taking for
granted the imbeoility of the public. They
think that any clumsy lie is good enough
to deceive American voters. Had they
not thought this, they never would have
so tempted the forbearanee of the public
as they have done by their shameless
recreancy to their own principles. This
bogus letter will of course have only one
effect. 1t will intensity the rapidly in
creasing disgust at Democratic dishonesty
and fraud, and viii hasten the separation
of all honorable men from the ranks Of
that organization.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
ENGLISH AND HIS GRANDMoT HERS
PENSION.

We have avoided mention Of most OF the
current charges against English because we
do not approve of campaigning on SANDER
and scandal. There is one, however, which
we are moved to speak of by the circum-
stance that the Nation, that fastidious
journal, says it appears to be gensine
" and will hold water" The story is to the
effect that the grandmother Of English was
the widow of Revolutionary officer, and
thus became entitled to some 81, goo as
arrears of pension, but died in l843 with
out claiming it, and left six heirs beside
English. Soon after he obtained a clerkship
in the Treasury Department, and while
there discovered this claim, and, as is al
legged, went out to Indiana and obtained
= letters of administration in the wrong
% county, without notice to the other
" heirs, and drew the entire sum and kept
50 it to himself. Two years subsequently
the other heirs discovered what had
been done, and claimed the money,
but be refused to pay it, plead
Jag insolvency. The heirs then APP
piled to the Government for it, claiming
that the payment to English was invalid,
he not being authorized to receive it. This
application brought the matter before
William L. Marcy, then Secretary of
War, and Isaac Toucey, then Attorney Gem
eral, and, says the Nation. "their letters
and opinions seem to place 1t beyond
s'doubt that it was fraudulent transac-
ton. Isappesrs that English has not yet
settled with the heirs he defrauded, or at
least had not done so month ago. This
affair is certainly worse in grade and char
acter than anything that ia usually proved
against candidates, and what makes it the
more damaging is that it is species of
fraud which seems quite congenial to all
that is known of English's disposition.
His own party organs denounce him as a
skin-fint, and it appears from this that
he may also be something a good deal more
disreputable.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23

pear to have fallen into the mistake OF
surprising that they are called upon to
select Sunday school Library. That at
least seems to be the model they have
adopted, and it is not good one under the
circumstances. No public library can be
considered properly equipped which does
not contain on its shelves the standard lit
erature at least of the English language.
Fielding and Smollett are English classics,
and there is no more justification for ex-
Guiding them than for ostracizng Shake
speare, or Beaumont and Fletcher, or Ben
Jonson, or any of the rich and abundant
literature Of the period during which En-
glish writers were accustomed to call
spade spade, and English virtue was
none the worse for this plalnness OF speech,
whatever pi1rient prudes at the present
DAY may think. We make the assertion
deliberately that no well.edueated man
would think of excluding Fielding or Smol-
lett from public library, and we draw the
logical inference that the course of the
Directors of the San Francisco Free lii
brary shows them to be unfit for the posi-
tons they occupy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
A rAsr1DIous FREE LIBRARY.

The San Francisco Free Library appears
to be very singularly managed, if we may
Judge from the circumstance that its Di-
rectors have recently decided upon the ex-
clusion of Fielding and Smollett from their
list Of authors, as well as Rousseau and
other standard writers. It unfortunately
happens not infrequently that Free Lii
braries are governed by men whose ac-
uuaintance with literature is too slender to
capacitate them for the proper discharge of
the function OF selection; land as these
persons in their turn appoint the Librarian.
it is always possible that the latter may be
equally untitled for his position. It ought
not to be necessary to say that a Free Lii
brary that undertakes to exclude such su-
thors "a we have named above is ill-man-
aged, and that the public interests are not
safe in the hands of Directors capable
of such folly and stupidity. The
San Francisco Free Library Directors APP
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
HANCOCK on THE TARIFF.

The Examiner las asserted that Hancock
had denied the authenticity of his cele-
brated tariff interview. The Examiner is
incorrect. The fact is that the Paterson
Guardian, in which the interview appeared,
sent to General Hancock and obtained
from him full Endorsement OF its report,
especially that part relating to the
e tariff 1t thus appears that the Demo-
cratic candidate is actually DESTROYS of
going down to posterity as the statesman
who declared the tariff to be ga local
:" question, and who observed that " the
% general Government seldom cares to in
terfere with it." The Examiner will of
course not make the correction it ought to
make, but our duty is performed when We
have pointed out its mistake.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

Here is a sample of Southern sentiment,
10 be commended to the Cancellation
school a correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune writes as follows " From Wash
lngton went overto that typical Southern
- city, Alexandra. The thing l saw there
- was rank with treason and hate. Stretched
g across the street was a gigantic banner.
&c with the inscription, Headquarters Of
q the Central Committee Of Readiusters.
Underneath was painting representing
Lincoln's prostrate body, Booth standing
q with one boot on it, aud spear point
crushing the skull Motto, SIC Sempsr
g T'graaais. The writer says that this
device was g7zcd on with approval by the
passers-by, who made such remarks as
s'Them's the sentiments" g That's the
&" ticket" Wen have 'em yet, aud 50
forth. THIS IS the way the solid South
amuses itself when # is at home, yet there
are Northern people who profess to think
that all the alarm expressed concerning
Southern DOMINATION is mere campaign
humbug, aud Chat the Southern people are
really thoroughly reconstructed. II facts
are worth anything as evidence they are
Just reconstructed enough to vote Wilkes
Booth a national monument at the first
.oppurtunitv.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
THE WEEKLY UNION.


In the last number OF the WEEKLY USIos-sec-
ond or sem. weekly part of eight pages for this
week-the great serial, Set in a Silver Sea" was
concluded 1t will be succeeded by deeply inter
esting serial story-a romance of the Stock Board
which will be found to be tale of great power.
The WEEKLY UNION and RECORD UNION only will
present this romance. Itw written for this paper
alone, and can only be had in these columns. TIE
WEEKLY USIoE is issued in semi-weeFly parts
of eight pages each, and thus goes out to its read
in advance Of .other weekly journals, fresher,
more newsy, and in al respects better adapted to
the wants Of the reading community. Every de-
partment in the Paper IS under special charge of
competent persons and personal direction is given
to each department to make it pure true, informa-
tory, elevatirg, and advanced in tone and senti-
ment. The WEEKLY UNION is mailed, prepaid, Tor
81 50 per year
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-23
0aEeoX.
LeslsIalt.c slalle..-A Rrcere.


PtRTLAsD, October 22d.-The House has
passed the bill providing for amending the
city charter OF Portland. u remains to he
seen whether or not the Governor viii veto
vhe same
While the House was discussing Che APP
propriatioI bill in Committee oi the Whole,
Chamberlain of LinB county, in speaking of
the Amount ailowed Stanley, rs clerk of
the Invessig atins Committee. said he was IN
favor OF allowing the claim Of Stanley,
az be bad understood that that gentleman
had performed more work tbsn the att0r-
news. To this remark Thompson Of Lane re-
piled g It's he" When the House was
called TO order, Caamberlain using 70 1 ques-
tion of privilege, and detailing the occur
renee, demanded Iesrsction as public as
had been the insult Lawrence of Baker
moved that Thompson be ceHsuced, and
Pipes Of Poik seconded it. THOMPSON said
ne had answered the words as ne Intended
and As they deserved and had no
other apology He further said, turn
ing 70 Lawrence. -" would like to
know By what isht man who has foraker
his country and tsken service under semi
barbarous government resumed 10 call in
question the words OF any nan on tilis aonr."
The Speaker raied that me motion was ont
Of order. Iiaes spPealed from he decision
of the Chsir, a5d on . vote the Chair was srs-
tsiped, ard there the matter rests. 1t is
5hauzh5 some further trou0ls l. likely TO fol-
low