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, 1880-12-15

md 1ri1llpn reported ~ used by tllcu wits
ss.tS!I, ttA. md ot silver s3,4fl,t70. making n
total Of Sla,Hs:Hs1. From these and ntl,cr
tlhlh Atr. 'l,urchnrd estimates tho coNsun,l.-
tstt, Of Knt In the United Stncs for ,so 1T
tho manufactures, urts, etc., ut $40, 0,000, GOO Of
Eold md s",NO,000 of silver
DllsiNN THE last YEAR.
1fo thinks tho result of thesa Inquiries will
l,o d very ynluAblc contribution to statistical
science, especially Ms It Is tho first attempt
OF tho kind ina.to since the time OF Mr..
jacobs, III 1891, n uertotl Ut tMurc tllnn forty-
five years. Mr.. Burc1,ard undo IN nttcmpt 10
have this statistical information is to Tho ,tsu
Of gold a'ul silver IN tho arts cntynsscst by
tho ccusus.tnkers, altd communicated with
tici,. Wnikcr III relation ID It, hut he las not
been ntlvlsrtl whether It ''sas done.
, 1880-12-15
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
A Very Important. decision In a Now
York Court.

- sptetal Dispatsh 10 11,4 Chteaco Tribune,
ROCHESTER,. n. y, Dec. t4-Sntno wocks ago
tao Johnston Harvester Conlpanyt nrockport'
rulucei tho wages pr .Hol!crs, md tho men
struck, and caused n ccxsntion 0f wnrk Uf bo.
twocn 400 md 600 tnetl. THO Company refused
to mako tho chnnxa, md quietly seclirc'l nf III
junction FROM Juttxo btucomDer, Of thlb city 70
restr,tn tho strikers from interfering IN Uny re-
spcct With such how n,cll as tssoy wuu!'l cnpk'y.
Judge Mucoubcr, IN hearing arRsl.IeIit dccf'eu
to.tlAy not to ntko tho. injunction per'nanehh
The Judge, In Ills decision. which ia 'ef5
lohg, Rnys that tho tno'tlcrs wero ~
work by tho dny or pieeo, md haa
not: contracted thSir gervoea for N.Y. @ ste!e" J.,
purihtl.' Thu ordnrly cooperation nf gnp'ySs, ~
nn.ce Ut Huh right ts nuw pcr!1llttoA u Ihap. ny.
H. Llawa Ut lS7v. Tho uritlM 1T ltIs klM .! ae.
uonh ws Ut tho tlnu of to suhStnnt1!! ciislhtI ~
nleMt Of domestic seryltntx. mud wtnt ~ H.
thcnrY nlnt thoy hil iii freaOn nE nctlnl. ~. ~
WIN unwilling 10 gxteNh ttl1 fatlotrlso hl fcco'f,
for tho peaceful GltionK nf frcp Hg1nth ~. ~
holds thnre shHnta 10 10 Legislation u llls .., tu
jnut heylall such III 1nsurc5 bOth tanr'cs t i"ait
vinltncc. treslnss.' Utc; Aggregated rApl"tt ~
ilna ~ tGntlenuy to indAGe Cot1baiat!ol.es H.. ~,
labor. ~ rrpyunt eapua fro!tL di,t'i!9}o* u, ,n}nt
It. ", no sAya, for aICn tu.tsnns mat taaiis Z
l,ntoss were 1rrnnizcl nd fur such fe'Lsohs -
1t. II it MiI, thAt thcr 1Hlcy cH1l, III IT, fT nt
cplGs IT pbltlcul ecolsofy, bo recs'9lz.c., ,
sustained. Lut illv Inv Of supply anu aGIaua !
gIaur tho pnrtics. Tho tlcld uIct, 10 notn m
tics IL Wide. It Ia t14uniul ~ very lnpefsp''
1eCslou for prectuGnt.
, 1880-12-15

S1EttHf.
DibroIi. M,l,lrnv ,,ssen,
I)iiun. Mw,'a. 'v,lncc,
Fills, Ncw, WWe.yer.
!;rrett, (,stnor. WEt!.l..""rnc.
inrnSy, l,hiiiInr'a. WILLIAMS tAlsA
Furaytlie, rhistar ,MviMi',
Tr,st. pochisr, W"is.,s'n'
uo,''ics, ltrnHan. Yoe,sl;n-m Yss;
of W,vs n, Wa. muol statcd TINT tho ConmI,,a,
tn"ui,n"nt ,ian,,9. iaa Matrctl to rciur, 10
mill on ins n,,iiasinoa ~" sate Of insnrst 10 sn
FMiine It'll At i ncr ~ rcnf ~ nG lss!lr by ,ho
s% n,f"r,,' te'''''ca' aentnunts whc!, wout'a 'a 10
Mussry, EclIoy mil t,,tchpo. or., w
ttes for ,o a!,s iii tic hIis hhlf1e aS' Z: snb,tl-
aln,fndy nr ;y;!'c;t cst' l'!'!s" 1I ' Sn'Sh h"so
wie tntsp II, 6n.I a1crr mtersE "a m substitute tho nm
srrr,,tnrv ~ ttr rrnns,,r,y yG"s authorizing III
pi,s coIti mid ,Mirr ,n;rv ~ sga atnrt Mi ai,r
1n,yfrt.ut NJ n'otmr @ )" ,,,f sn ~ fund fnr tho
chnso 1T sfiynr Iiir,, fnr un lt'r TIM pur
jinpnst,u nt, fI,n,,,., ~ ", ,thii9 ~ PURPOSES and
custlng 3i,SW Dor tsnn.t,1. "'' h'' Incomes uI.
nn thmt ia,m'. iss HosS ,,m' ~, ameittl'nent proy.
6tect tt, tnxntom ~ nti,'r .n1s act shall be
Xii thnsn Tn1nn,tnSnta' ~ ',sr ,srs, ms,ps,fty, s'l,y,
r. Warner to"k tho ,r. f.' iitanf fn r1;i,p printe
,mrt3tunfcd 1c t"s ,yh,a pn H. "e1t sho e tL , M
Iin,fcsfjv IL nnr1,nt,,nt ouS ol tin hFIl wus
;iGbt iii cncreIi lit, ~, ,.nu M IN lay 1p
orto staten,unt Of tic W prsst 'tiasn to,1sn' nn el
s;,bstittion ~ rra ,ua,,tiE pnrtleu!nr!y ,ho
inrk nntoA. tto nIsS iInhS1 H. =. !os NltDnn.
lon, III lin 1init"tf Atnts ", so tnohry Tint tho
tat ws In toti Roi'i and STv sssr asHb'e a e., r. ;ou,
,Mcr Ind ~ henwy nv ,Ienis e ol hrnG @s were Inhrns
United Htmtra a,m,it1 nm ,s. whetscr Tho
thnt, fnjov tho exatunn az M iha. 10 arl'ts rushcr
Mr, Chittnn,so,, u tbt,'f.ri1t H. r,.,,,,..
atn,nin iM,si1ae. Hns .. sua fllnt!lhR bill wne
, 1880-12-15
BILLS.
alItt.fttSt3;

WASHINGTON. y. C.. llt. t4.-Tho CEhir-
n.an Of tic Sennto ffna,.el' Committee t3-,lny
apponted Nlessrs. l,eck, Kcr,la,,, md Nor
rill MS Bat.co:il'nttcc to coIlsi.leran report
upon Senator l3cck'a bill, ,(l,trutluccl Mt tho
last SESSION Of Congrcss), twhtcl, provides for
tho FREQ purchase autt rfgtAtgy Of Lnsele,.-
hullt al.ips for uso by Amdtlcan citizens III
foreign tradc 1'fis ssll,:ci,m,nltten intend 10
,uako II thorough Investigation Of tho uncs-
ttois involved fl this psniihscs1 legislation,
a1s1 will be Flati 10 stccEye tiata anil written
communications from nll$ and nlt parties III
tercstcd.
senator Williams introdIliccd in the Senate
to-tlay n bill to prevent flfo Introduction Or
dissemination Of Infectious,
D1sEAsEs AMONG 1,o,tEsrtc ANIMALS
III the Unltch Stntcs. Tile bill n,akus 1t iii.
lawful To Import or fntroitIico into the Uuttel
S.atcs front foretEn col,htrles, Or Into any
Slate or Territory, from any other State or
Territory, any animal affected viii, com-
tntlncntiyo. infectious, Ur contagious dis
cnse, except III accordance with rules n1Ml
regulations as!epted by tile National 1}uardnf
Health, or my Stnta or Territory, tnnde III
pursuance Ut sntd bill. 1tprolibits tho sqhb
Of domestic anfrhals affected with contagious
diseases, such us lung.plAEpu, ,,.r
rf.Eu1.o-ISEustoS1A
of cnttlc, splentc or Texas cattle fevor, foot
and mouth dfseaso, hOg,clloara, atc.. III vtt-
lntto'l Of the provisions Of thu bill. Thu bill
directs tho National DuaEtl Of Health, or Its
Executive Committee. to report 10 tho 1'rcst.
dent Whenever any placoin tho United States
Is considered to be dangerously affected with
fiji Infectious disease Of domestic animals,
hntl, upon public notice at such fnct being
I'm rf
, 1880-12-15
NOTES.
EFT.T.f3ftH.

6peeta. Dlnatth 10 Tns Chteaao Itfbunk
WAsl1lSoroy. u, G., pcc. l4.-'rhu Dc,n-
oyratIo Somators who now gl,joy tho ,usltlons
Of ChaIrIuen Of co,nmtttcrs. md WIN nat:
urnlly ,lestre tn retnln tllorn. md urpcll
doubtless by tho numerous oIllcors aud u,n-
Moves OF thu Se,,ntu. nru oyItlontly tiotor-
inined tn reinin tha nscauln,,cv. If :nossibl,.
by unsentlur (;,,y. Koltorr. uf loufsipni.. It
rcmuins to 10 stc1, wIether thosa win rf.
sisted Ills mt lust yrar on igl, corlstttuttonal
grounds will nnv tto what fl,cv ,ot, tn l,rlnrlt
nllnut. 1knnuhlfran St,nntnrs rettl TINT Ehnron
and ,Joncs. Of Nuyain HI,ontlt In hern. wl,nn
there il every ,,rospcrt NJ n closo vote. Tho
Democrats Ilnyo evidently bcen urged on.
also, by frnr TINT tia I,,pilhlica1ss n,av yecur,
a Hunntor from 'ronnngseo. tt, make tho ox.
trnorllnary moyuu,eut.auu llcoluro senator
Kellore's sent yncnt,t. 'rl,oy hnyo tluno tills
Notwithstanding tl,ey have rofof4ul to tlo
, 1880-12-15

WAsn1Soroy, Dec. IA rccoption III.
dor tile nusptccs of tho "l,pyg fiji UIuc'' wns
fr;vnr f.hn"f f,r.nt nj t1, Atasnnt. tl,on,,,,o tn
,,l,ht 4 'nr1" ,,,,,.,l,or ri rrnu,tno,,t ,,nht1c
mn. nr,ny otlicrrs. h,s, cit,zrns' viii, ttI.fr
w,vns ond fan,lllns ware ,,rosr,,t cnd nnfu
thc,r r.snects IN ,,e cx.I,rcs1,nnt f1cn
f;rnnt nrr;roI nj tba ,rer,,in uhnrt,v oftnr n
mn, sonn nftrr xns fnrmoilv intro,tnceIt ~
% ao1. "a.e. "ta T; VI. ~
snc,otnrv to s:crntnr, ,"nsav ,v,", I,ass In ~.
s,,o,,,l"I N tbn onr.ifoi r,,t.on,fon ,.1,,, IN,
T"f1n,vlnr r,r,nr,,..
''f' c,rr,,,
,,, .,. en. S-,1 ,....uo , t,,,,n 1,
:. IT, ,,n.,,s a, " ,'...t '-a.o,t',,, aa,u
MsS a.; =. .s ~ s11%. sa'tas.on as ~ ~
" l ohee hlote hefe III Ilo cHp''al ot lno Na-
t,os1. W''eio spe"t mora oa5s' nlo9o years,
l'.a'' III au9 o1hof pA'eo s'!ieo ! WNs - Se"!s
OF Ase. ltls also Specthl measure 20 n'e 10
SEQ so hla1'y OF my ola co1iiaaes WHO were
NY eollFaaes III tuo aark aass OIL ulo past
al'u VINO, viii our nbsent conlrades, u.s.
SISTED 10 preserve 10 ourselves a'ld TO
our descendants olr glorious country.
Since lott thEs city 1t hns bGen my EOuu
fortune to l,,1ve travelled II good tlcnI u1ld to
1Lpot Il Ercnt muny of our cn,,ntrymeu. I
hayn ,n,,t nnr cut,,ru,e. Il, every cn,,,,t rvtfnt
, 1880-12-15

FALLEN IN THE sEnE, TitE YELLOW LEAF.
Sptttal Disnaseh ia Tnt c'tteaao Tribune.
WAsrISaToy, u. e., due. t.s.-Tlcro nrc n
grtat many sensational atsl conflicting stnrics
relative to tito membership Of tho Supreme
Cuurt many Ut which nr0 absolutely false.
Fo-ny another appeared, nccor,l1lg Il, which
}usticn HINT ea,ltiot writo Ur stgn his nnllc.
mud. consequently, ca,inot resign, mil Is af-
tllc!rtl with rapid suftcning of tito brnttl. Not
4 single mic Ut tlieso reW,rts about Justice
lfnnt il true. Ills ntlu.l Is perfectly clear.
lie writes gon,t letter in p1nln l,and, mid
llns dnlic 80 within week, NJ ono Of
hts tlsst'ctNtcs on tho Supreme 1rnch
said this nfternUll, n1,.i l,n IL No llnrD
afflicted viii, soflcninE Of tho brain than
ANY olller member os the Court. lie hns not,
however. recovered from
- Title Sr1lpKE OF PARALYSIS
which le lal something i,,0re than ycnr
s,Eo, mid ttots not expect 10 rrs.lino Ills tln-
Ties this wintrr. II lle ever .iuts. lie has
not resigned, mil .loes 1iot Entenu Ii resign
.'nttl lln call be tIlacuh upon II footing with
tho uther Judges, nlnl rutire I'll full lay. At
pres'nt hu cannot do this. rs lie 1ucks few
months Of tho term Of service necessary III
order IT, avail himself Of tho provision of tho
Veteran net.
JUSTICE CLIFFORD,
the MIME member Ut tho Court, IS In de-
pinrahlr condition, tliahte oven tn resign flo
toyitIon whlrl, liz Inns held for nearly twenty
tw0 yGnrs, Md avail himself of Ills right to
retire Oh pay. 1le Is III his 1Stl year. The
Mni'Ic Republican politicians wnlllL very
tl,l1cll regret TO linvp Justice Clifford dtp
turlng this Administration. as 1lolie Of them
nre III flfOr witt, President Ilayes, .lntl
,fuslice Elisl1rds ss,ccGssDr, II Mr.. Hayes a.f
thu choice, would tl0t probably be satis-
fuctnry 10 then 1t Is by l,o nleNi,s ecrtn!1t,
ns llAs been asserted, tIlnt Attorney General
1,csclls will be nominated rs the Successor
Of Jt1tlgc Strong, Of the Supreme Court.
JUDGE n1sAp1.:y,
who IS now aBsfgnAl 10 tho Fifth Circuit,
which Includes Georgla, Tlnritta. Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, nsltE Texas, Will prob
ably bo transferred, after tho resignation 0f
Judge Strong, to tho Third District, Uver
Which lie Inns presided, aud which includes
Now Jersey, Pennsylvania ait! Delaware.
II llns been reported that the President will
then probably appoint resident of tho
Fifth Jutlsciat District to tho vacancy,
mil will select tho present Cir
cnt Judge, William Il. Wonds, n
natiyc Ut Newark. o., who l1ns resided for
sunni ycnrs ut Mobile. ]lrt very great op-
position Is made ut this proposition. Wcro
he iU appoint citizen Of 4 Northern State
to this Southern Circuit, the Sc,late might
refuse to confirm, rs they did Judge Rock
wGnd lIonr, agni,st whom 1nn,,y Republicans
yutr.l, nit account Of Ills residence out 0f tho
crcuit. .
TEANFCr. sESECTtrCnE.
After the adjournment Ut tho United States
Supreme Court yesterday there WIS IN af-
r r.. n
, 1880-12-15
TILE APPO1NTIvE POWER.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Doe. 14.-,Innes Nom
roc, OF A[[csIigau.to be MnrsI.al Tor tho Vest
crn District Ut al!cl,ignn; Ezoklcl u. Turner,
Of Tennessee, tt} l,o Umtud States Judge for
the Western District Of Tennessee; Alex
ans!tr Hughes, Ut Dalota, to bs Receiver OF
Public Moneys nt Yankto,, y. r.
Pustlnastcrs-Jhlln A. SittpNngn, Sbring-
field, o.; John A(., lllbbarl. Stuuyhton, Wis;
James H. brown. (:alenn, ILL., !; Mrs. Alollio Z.
Jenkins, Alnrphysborougll, ILL.,. Miss Abblo
N. Lawtan, GrlgGsyilac, ILL.,; Philip Rookie
ful!cr, Washington, Kas.; John 4. GIL
more, Fredonia, Kas.; JnmcH = G.
TopilH, Arkansas City Ark; +; Albert u. Crook,
Fair rlny. Colo; John Twcctly, Aurora,
Neb.; Nathan Fodrea, West Point, Ncb. !;
Mrs. Mary Defining, Virginia City, Mont; !;
William II. I,c'ssfaw, colfnx, Wash. T..
cbSEInlEp. .:
Tho Senate confirmed tho following nolni-
lntloi,s:
john Il, Neil, Governor Of tho Territory Of
Idaho.
Stephen II. Twlss, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF Tic Territory 0f Utah.
Warren Bristol, 4Ass0clnto Justico Of the
Supreme Court Of tho Territory Of New
Mexico.
William II. Bliss, United States District
Attorney fur tic Eastern District Of Mis-
solrl.
John Nigl,y, United States DistrictAttor.
ney for the Northern and Southern Districts
Of Georgia
Charles q. Wntcrs, United States DistrIct-
Attorloy for the Eastern District Of Ar
kn,lsas. o..
Postmaster james W.; Furlong, Las
VGgus. N. n.
W. II. Morrow to DO internal-Rcvenuo
Sturekcepor nMl t;anycr tor tho, Fifth Dis
trict of Tennessee; .1anles "A. Lylle fur the
Seventh District Ut Kentucky. n.nl John S.
Reeves 0nugor for tho Twufty.secoMl Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania. j, -
, 1880-12-15
THE RECORD.


WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. N.-3rr. Ed
munls Introduced II bill to relieve the Court
OK Commissioners uf tito Alabama olutnls,
Tho Vicc-lrcsitcnt submitted n report Of
tho C!lief Of Engineers recommending "
plan for II proposed fco-l,Rrbor ut st. Louis,
accompanied by differing Views Of vessel
oWnors Oil thb Mississippi River.
Also Il COMMUNICATION from tho Secretary
Of War recommending appropriations ngKre-
eating SLIT 0D to cover increased oxpc,iscs Of
tho Quartermnater-Genara Department,
caused by presentation of claims under the
net Of July4, 1851, tho ttl,la during which
such c1ainls maybe presented expiring Jun. I.
by Mr. Willia,ns-To prevent tic intro
duction and dissemination OF eplzoUtlc mud
communicable diseases OF animals !n tic
United States.
| Mr.. I,ayNrtl, from tho Committee OIL FL
nance, reported adversely u,ltEo House bin
authorizing tho rein0vnl of tobnceo III process
| Of manufacture, a1ld 1t WINS indctinttly post
| p0llcd
| tIr. Randolph, from tho Committee on Military
Ai1AIr5, reported, with amendment, tho I'LL
| granting Il right ot WHY In WnrreA County, Mis-
Rsspp to tho ,lomphis 4 Vtckabur3 Iu'lway
Company through tho Untpl Stutes Ccsnetcry
ncar vfokaburg. Flauos1 on tho ealun.1ar.
Mr.. Logan uIfcrol u resolution !nstriieting tho
Secretary Ut WAr to furnish Mt oreo tho uurro-
| epondcnce botwecn Gun. ]. M. Bchntlelu nnil
| Nal. A. H. G0nluur Iii rGFnrd to tho court Of Of
flcors inruirn8 Into tho cuao Of Fitz John
Porter, Agreed 10.
| Mr.. Cameron (N!s.} announced that Thursday
hD will Nllhc1v0r to call np tho bill for tho reltef
| Of licn Iio!ln.lny. >"
:Mr. Morrill, utfOrel resolution instruotlns tho
C0nlmtttoe on Post utccs al,l Post 1onds 10 liz
tluiib whether Or, mt tho cxistlng teleHrnphiu
&ur
, 1880-12-15
the tlMlat1ot. Tic work will ho taken ltotn
him. -aanl Walkor anticipates no fertl!or

1,,t. rr.,t.n., r,r >r~:tt,vo r.nu>,,u-rE.H,
,oo .,,,,n ,r,,,ro II, o,,,or,,,, I,s ,Iorrnt n.
,1"w >srl, ,osn ~ ,,"vn,,,n ,,,,nlust 1nr,Y,,.
Slyt., Snasact,acits I,tat,,ct wua .cttIr,l Iv
n nm nnin,,,,a vnt" H. fn.nr ~ 1,nrfmw. tho
siitinr ,nn,nhor irbn cas.a m co,,trat Il, twn
Iowa ,listricls oeninst Sam nn,l f.nrrenter.
rcsnce,trnlv. wer, dcrl,lrI hv n ,Ininrlty or
votrs In fnvor nf tho s,tting ,nc,,,hera. hoti,
Kcn,h,tcons MIN t,ronrloc,.nra hnvc fins
rrcnlvrl thrco h,o,ys thro,,rl, tha EfcctIv,s
t,o,n,nitfrc In mn tlnv ,vh,ch viii mt
trn,i IN. stmnnfhcn u,oir frirn,1sl,{u
for lin ns,uocracy. In ti,n cnsu
If Sfcf,nhn n9niust or,h, howcyor.
II rne ,tcritlc1l fo niyn Mcf,nlm,. attorney stiti
lnnnt|Icr wrek. Thu i,cn,narnts ur, ,jc,cr-
Mined to hold tbEs cnso omen II, tho Inst m,ssI-
bin Minute. n,ui lv their ac,ton. Mt tcast riyc
cotor in the r,,,nurs tint thov urn tilnnn!nt
for contingencies in connection with the
t;lrciornl rnuuk
A yttM,,t:u m c,t1r.no unrwrus
l,nye tcltprn,,,lc,l Inn Ho,,nto ttunnce Cotn.
mIttco In fnynr nf ihc ,u,ssurrn nj lin Mnit
bill,
sESArol, rA1.y.t:Y, OF cA11ronS1A.
has arrived. l1o snys tllu talk sl,out cccting
Democrat rs Senator from tltat Statc Ii
nonsense. 'riln Republicans have n good
working majority III tho Legislature and Il is
not the kind If I, majority tl,at will elect Z,
Democratic Sena.or.
1,tu sc11EME,
There will bc n hearing Tomorrow morning
before tin Itousn {,nlul,.rrrn ftDtrr,ftttt. nv
, 1880-12-15
rcs,tnt0 tho consideration Of tho bill for tho rc-
lief Of Flta IDlln Porter.
III. Dnwcs offered tim following substitute for

Mt. !1h'yrs Filtered ttlo following substitute Tor
tue salnlttlte t'rnl"'sed " MI. taildnlla:
oal,tae ,t,ntls ts,' Tho sssat y th,s Hc! /. n.
snni y n!nlt ~ Y ~ as{ x ~, wY
ian prnviIyd st;woyor, saea ni1lnlstnt alaii aiyp
pr,vlcd inr.er. Tint eali lor.sr shaii Teco'yn +,
y n A. ns ".s for tn na
'Snta net"e.n ~ au s..t 4,. ...t;
A. Garpa,'dr st ntke sS tfe sosnnt I'm Sii na
mt .nhpoiat foftes "ltaos'k LUIS blll uo1'R
~. ttnninlfh replied tnat u Wns nccansn t4er9 9
,l WNs u HlW ian'i1At Np1nltatlnK persons WHO hau
Mr: Cnr,cfiter-.lnen iTo oplcot OF tnis JILL IL
Nj: i;KaI NO ola!Eos! tint the object # nIl
iMeso .llas a,S .ee 70 mwn .ak.E sno IrGn,
ht ins rar'snt1, nc aohg1notm t4o hatntsnn
itn nrtr ,,n,, ~ ~, ~ ~, t. a,,unssn
liz nery With gSl avo tne oie s = ill., il ner
oay n.st 10 blityh - nnt MY, !ol y ~ ~ IT,
sctEiiiR inhtl: 1tiI 1h'a WIS na tnacn , cnIuIca
70 taFGr as w"a rGster; Mr gan . tnnrn re-
M.I ioF MI "oaso "ooot 'h"h ior Il 't''toeoaS
nne nnhentnoa oHnrna e s,y W Ms. nmMea Law 81 Mas W.
thGii .aGrGeu tn-yf9s.@ pGn,ocrats; hata' II 1se
ptmmttonMs. pm,t oSoept pAVis tiaaj;; ,., A. u
40 a I!t M M,a taon u omGx u .19 ~ au ",
n'n"1,i,a,!cnas mnG IN Committee gs se Mao;;9 3;t
MT MT hvri'slu rrnA onR sI1Go.a nEn,Msk ,st, ~ s
ull nt FcV!eWGtt lug eisu !IuIs! InntHssy I'LL.
stiltllnint mnf! c!as!,le " ltd crroFs VI aao1n II
o!!srettel l,ortor. Mr; nurnsiio's .Tosit!on II
cntart, w1a not olHnnlIttl lniaITV 70
fe Porter Us 4n.l oeSn allngotI T., aeDato liz
,, t,,,n , ~ ,,t1ti, MG ~ nirn "'a o'
Iao sote on aEreelas 10 t9o ahea1onta d.1tn1
Xsas. q oo'noorats; nays, 10 Republicans, and
, 1880-12-15

them" This officer, III talking further, snil
that The project I,att beun defeated, but only
nfter extraordinary efforts OF Ills part amtl
lint ot ot.lrrs toy whom 1t had been GrunchctI,
nnf, M n result, thu battle Of the next .iny
would take place.
, 1880-12-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nnv York, Dec. lL-Tlc stcnlnshll' ltePuu't.' IN
previously rcrorsod Disabled, arrived 'o'a'' !"
charge OF ug-bontt. .,.,, ,,n the
Tho poyouia, from UlasEow, Is coming pp '1'
buy. ,y.p,,nu Monarch,
frssn Lnn1oi,. and EulIura, frs,pl llaylc; ara,
QuEkHsTOwA, Deu. A.-.asf!Fe<'' '@'
frjIu uu8tUtl. ''
, 1880-12-15

ncnt public services of Ulysses 8. urnnt, late
General OF tho Army md ex-rresident Of tho
United States. tho President l,o, and ho horntay
II. authorized to p1nco him upan tito retired let
Of tho army, with the rink and pay OF Gcnernl.
, 1880-12-15

yyiucl.cster,s Iaypol,ho osrsittes ,,.
will ouru consumption, eoHEhs. wGak ,tisnsa
brUnchitla, niitl gtusr1l tuh!Ntys Es'aoA'
tw6uty-ono years.
, 1880-12-15

lHLlUll DH lllat 3NEJEEis
T11'X JOHN PORTER.
SUCCESS or Ills UIt.t. IN THE SENATE.
E,seihs D.sr4tct t' 72.t rateaeu Trthaat.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Dec. il.-Thtrty:f0nr
DenosEtic Senators passed this attcrint'1,
tl,o amended Fttx .IoIn Porter bill, 1Ncing
him nll The retired list with thu rank OF Cul-
olel, and wltnn.tt pny FOR thu time That tlas
elapsed stncu he was dismissed from tia
service. Twenty Republicans mil nnsltl
Nnvis vntctl no. Tllu utcr Republicans wcr0
either absent, paired, Or declined to vote.
Senator LDsntl made n very gnrltrSt nprpst-
tim To thu ohjcct ut tho BIN tt, tlORu thu yHr-
diet nf the eolrt-sunrtta a,d sail That IL the
friends Ut Fltx John Porter wuil,ctt lin re-
storclt tn tho nr,!y they should 1'rst nsli
tho President to pardon him. lie salll
Porter WIS not worthy Of appointment to
tic Nrtls. md ought not to be appointed, mid
tint tho effect nf the Randolph bill was to
put llill, hack III tho nrniy
WITHOUT A PARDON. .
Porter WAS ITO more entitled tn 70 on tho
retire., Or tho nctiyc11 list, ten. Logan thought
than lelf Davis was. Indeed, llo (Logam)
ha,l nnrp respect for n MIN who dill Ills duty
0n tho Rebel side tllan Tor lllnl who fnitcsi
fl his duty on either st.1e. To restore Porter
III this way was to Gust sfur upon
tho whole Union ar,ny. There were It's
lilcn dismissed from tho ar,tly fl the saino
1sat'!cr as Porter WAS, and the passage Of
tho bill would be u precedent for all the rest.
Before tho y0to WIS taken
GEN. BURNSIDE
reviewed s01nc OF tie military statements
concerning tho case which, others lad nd
vat1cel. lie adlercd to Ills proposition Of
1uct ,of
, 1880-12-15

All yo,.r owl, fault It yntt remal'1f Ill II"
you ,:,lu ket Hop ulttclS thAt noses iaie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
Getting Md of the Tramps.
New York Herald.

The tramp laws of Connecticut and New
Hampshire have been found so effective in
Kidding those States of their vagrant classes
that the probabilities are that their general
features will be adopted in all those Com
monwcalths which have not yet legislated on
the subject or whose legislation has fail d to
secure the end in view. Rhode Island, which
is overrlin with tramps in summer, has de-
cided to adopt the same line of policy in
dealing with these pests as Connecticut,
and committee of the Massachusetts,
Legislature has determined to report a
bill in which equally stringent pro-
visions are recommended for adoption. IL
provides among other thugs that any person
having no known residence in the State shall,
upon conviction as tramp, be imprisoned
in the State prison or in the State workhouse
for not less than three years. All persons
who rove about from place to place begging,
or who stroll over the country without lawful
occasion, shall b. held to be Migrants, and
any a of beggary or vagrancy by person
not resident Of the State shall beprima faci6
evidence that he or she ia tramp within the
meaning OF the act These are the main tea-
lures of the proposed law, and once upon
the statute book there can be no doubt that
Massachusetts will DO as free from those
lazy, dangerous outlaws as Connecticut and
New Hampshire. In the latter State it was
feared in the beginning that tho law was too
severe and that innocent persons might be
punished; but according TO the best evil
dence on the subject no such result has fol-
lowed. In fact, so efiectually have the tramps
been driven from the State that only two or
three convictions havetaken place. The laws
of most of the States now are more cNlcu-
lated to encourage vagrancy than to reprcss
it. They ought to profit by the New Eng
land lesson that is set them and frame q law
that will execute itself. Then they will have
no further trouble with tramps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-11
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE, y
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS
March ist, 1880

DALLAA COUNTY, TEXAS
March LIST, 1880 y
TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER ~
county, this day made, notice IL hereby Elysr
thai said court viii begin on Tuesday, Mxff1
9th, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. M, IN the building
OF receiving and opening bids TO rebuild fhEp
Dallas county court ouse IN accordance VIVA
the plans and specifications this day adolkNu
said plans and specifications can ne seen z19
The Office Of Flanders 4 Wilson, architecns
(up-stairs), 7Ol Main street. Dallas. biddifx
arr notified that Payments VIII ne maue z.
cash as the work progresses ana ine. sv 49,
tractor whoss hid Is accepted; and IN q g.
that the house shall be- finished on or l'e pc
the 18TH day ofJune, 1850. The court lnfiis1t1
reserves the right Of rejecting any or aif f''H
'ias ii'A' " II. E. BURKE,
County Judge lallas CoupNsS