davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

iom en- truprrois aarl, tptss mig. ga fOm min 9us0Onc
til mig % iasbe Noaet. iom ies life ~fOrtOc. men al bans
Stsmms % bans NnlBt fnnee ig iicnnc, at ban bar preb,
% al bans Winsr innos ies foritaa. al ban iDntes. leg life
arbsiosos fort NOT. Sst tpiss i9 iloe ON % iaGoc BAN Oct,
% at ban par en- uriusie Manb. San iortoo i%ormoNentIis
iRs min Sale; tbi ban bIsp lite miloere for Del, men tpeii.
mob leiece ban Nrnsne ipsiret, ioml ban piIos laa mig. Set
tptts is iIoere ON % msne. ia fuuce uof 9aa, naar ig Mt
mine Monnp, iom Ysnse fables paa Nmsrifanlf Na 10 ban
bare % iasbs: "@aa TO Sci, bepsit NOrmano!" 3pao bette
betpoer, foritaar brrs formobsnth9 life, ba bsrre life fan bet
amerifanls Spros. men is foritoo bet % ipntss life ON iaa-
ban 8ihale. Saa asoe i9 "@ip mig mine Yenac % Lao
mig saa." iases ia. Saa ngoe ban: SITE ell Stltn9,"
iaaSe ban. % iaa bruate ban mango srope Orb moo MIG %
moo ollie Noromeno; iaa blsp ieg inoerlis preo, for Oct af
mig bpbt til S~srterOesn. % iaa Hog is BAN % prpsleSe BAN
bsrlist inb for 3 Dollar. iom is boObs tiIscee, oa laa at ls
til @oupun, Der trai ig min aone meo pores Barn. Snu
LITE ha lite hos fine SlGstnn9e. % par aaaen ira Dem %
babbs isst mis W. % MI oil ri bragg lrngsre Ssft % flsbe
9ano. Sun Berthe er laa iubsrIi9 lurcn % rar, iao Sn9ut
trur bet. SUN Tiger. bun itis lsnSes iilba8s til Norge Tiger bun.
Suat prsmts ia. at is bar @orse Ss par tn liotn
@ut % lab oppe Glen % ~arbsiosoe en- Srlflete, men Var.
Ten pilne lie Hippo. % lea aree perfor. men lea par laa slao
% let om Sisrtst, Tom lea aIoris bausr pGret, Nesn l8 IorloS
Worse.
@io 9 Vile maa Isps bel % bore tiIireole % life tragic
sitrr upisis aOoe 8rustu, iom otter Se'ripeisn ltal p@rs soos
% isbs at ipie. men iom ohr r %iporliscn lure % bttrs Tor
BEN, iom 0ber Dem.
Sobn &anum.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

6nosr bore, % bnfor If ban u9iaa epl, % bpor Dc ere, nlaa
min Bone bare, iao ulbc bun c8ioa til @nsrlta msc Yer
ntne. SEQ moute 10 bu ieIAe meo. Seq tuuos 10 lite 9lere
Inest. Sig MIG, fiGrc Wooer. funoe ig ptl Inott? ppao
Der GAP 5rcorittc FABIAN itr QIt til at rehe eerben. hpor
SOnus 8lint rsiIte. bar bun life ingt mig. Seq bar MI ai'
9tod mine 3onfer. men @nb bsbore min Wuno. Oct par
bel oct Canine. iom aiorbs, at bun GAP BAN IN asltlGcer
% loo BAN iau lin Spu til at p@rs paa GGftet oS bans
Sto iOrblep BET iOtpctco, Mum. Seq ipnts ltor Spno |
NtnNc. for i9 tror life, bet ierer til ro8sn 8in8.
6Or no9I' Gage llNen ut hi arbsiSs paa en- 6abrlt per
/ NOsbcf. men Del sr ier9eIi9t at ie, buor lanst pt 'aa til
basc Tor be omsrifaulfe Nrbsibse. 0e arbeies os op II San8e
TAFT hi trocts ON oS lcu, at nj bare nomGrfct fltnte.
yep bel. fiGre Mobe Sm Sub oil, ices ri NOT l9len.
Sumss ri cub lite for, iaa iamles pi Dog ensars msc @nos
SUlts inoenicr Simmerisss Yort.
Sin Sen
Soban GrIanbitn.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

ituloe gipe BAN III pris for Deb
eusr Sfianoiet? Sporfor par life
benoes gcnner bteune berte 8unbe
bun pione, at ban ben aiien, ben
Nat bapoe p9ret biemme, faa lpura.
ties Der. gun iaa' %, bun laa 1T
Barns SIif bpile paa ia, bun
laa I'm oeenoe Scn. bun Qlemte alt,
BEN Scr9. ban bapoe polot benbe.
ale De isrnlele Ratier "a be bran.
oenoe taarer. Sum felte, at bun
tnnoe reooe BAN fra Alt, % Tuloe
bun lpsr9e lts Ielp ON fin Si9lerc,
IN eplAc Siel, pitoe life en- epio
apal felae beupe, cm bun forloo
BAN Nei, mel, iea ptl, lea pll",
- % 6ocn oplaiieS % bun oplefte.
Dc in Saanb.
"Stanos, itanos, iss Defender,
leg bar qjcrt BET, naan en- l oper,
ftaln benoe c9 ftrai mig, Ger lso
ct tnngt 5alb, Woosrsn par beipi
met o. baTeS no, meoens l~Ir5paua
NanRre tiltisnotes benoes 6neiie,
BAN. icr bpem bun barrie plaet lpRr
&c en- Weneo % OpofIe fu spi0e
Si9l.
Oct a en- tun9 Sip. bine Iale
efter Gcmfaloellen. Oct par en-
5crtpiplellcns lib Tor ben arme.
Spcr ituloe bun ptn6e ia ben q?
gum git III 3cmmereu, til ale benz,
bun trpeoe funee reooe benoe8 Sen.
Wen icrglapes; bun pilbe panore
III NcnaenS Stdb, fcrt9qe BAN,
hpor bun elfeoe III Barn, at ban
par blepcH tcrfert. al bans Sierte
par 9cot, c9 8cu9en fiuIbe or9oe
peo benoes Orb Og bere benbts Een.
8cl bun rar iatltl, bpor fiulos bun
tonme rem. 90 ait Tom Talsn
nRTmsbe ia trlaete Vl5teoen, Cen
rRelcmme Nl6bso tubeliQere frem
fer al Der ln9eH Reonlng, intet
0lab par.
ON Aiteusu bin Tag ruaeoe en-
alaue benisisnnem @aoene III
bdns 6Rn9ltl; Yoljtibetlentcne lab
pla ben meo itHe 10 5auger. Iet
plr mertt mep et SlaSs Weelipen.
beb blpoe be palgt apelbeu III at
brtn3s Benz iii here's irsmtipile 80.
ltl. Saaaicmt tlsrte be, tbt Vagieu
Rulre isl9e meo. Grlf ido itum p1
itetteoe NJ Soreo / Sauberne. Den
lnben sap plumps 0IttIgbeper III
beoIte cI bsgpapte al npuHs, lnotll
Der b~utltces ral BAN.
WeH bun WObereu, BEN icrflRete
aptube, iul9te bun blgelier 0o5neH,
belet ~ <ct9 g Sortpiolelle Nel,
tbt iamme Aiten. ion Ssnuen be-
gpurte I'm Stransito / BET ftumle
6aBgisl, par Wcoeren eep. Senbts
Slerte plr btuitei meo Bet eneite
palb. Der a tilblst /; ben icrlUiu.
lcbe Sjal blpoe iunDet 6teo, 9e.
oeus 6rep.
Oct or benbss @rar, iom lt9aer
liiots ira Be andre paa Zen iattias
a~ufssaarp. Snlen tiarlige SRn'
Der gIeltr on BEN, ingen Care ilpcsr
rper benocs Wluoe. Stan p9re, al
Ell cRll1 liosu Sau9iu9l ri ipule
outr bsnbes 0rlp, % teu MI lpnge
mn I'm lRrners NiRrlldbeD.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
vi ct a%arsanmmclt Sarus Sn0bog.

Gu amertfanR Avis lnbsbOIber fel.
genoe 3a9bc0Scptegueller:
Sanuar.-NetOp M ben iea igpt.
6aner lpnteS luit life at rare i'm.
oerllg olao pper min 6solel.
5ebruar. - Yper Rat mar iel
graater, itaar min 5acer ~, tager
mig paa armen % gaar" frcm % III.
bdae meo mig / Stucn. Seq Rriaer
ION ell belat. 9erreSur, neSet maa
ies 10 9iete!
Wdrls. - glruepigen or Ell belit
nbebagelllt Weunefie. Sun 9enerer
mig meo line apsle.
Aprtl.-Wln Saalmcoi9beo CT no.
tent. Seq er trat % Met al 6la'
Rem.
Wat.-Se1 %enfltr, at iea barps en-
Sdno ; III, bpor leg Ruloe blpe Bar.
nsplgen,
SUM-. - Spor bet er ubeba0eliet
at bare alsnoinger. ION frlller en-
pla 9llien o. itser 'tis, it's" Bent
bare, III ie9 bllrer nor, laa Nal be
npt Iaa Bet tetale.
Snli.-S 8Rrellet reo Sioen al
er Der TIE Ssru, lem bar RaSllu1er.
Seq ian naiurltaplS in3en. Oct CT
TT at blipe ~fcripiplet Cper.
Ausuit.-6t al Ssrnene fra ga
bciiabet iom IND ioaa, % ieg bsrtC
min Wocer f9e: @aa ben % cir
Srcrmano Ell 8ps. guubet ian II.
aeiom Yrcmctbeus par bet rep atip.
pen, mdalte le9 taale bette au9ret.
Sepismber. - g%arncpigtu buffer
cfte at en- icrt 6laile. Seq bar Here
@lnge gretet benbe pla friit @ier'
ming. Oct ipnes nRlteu. icm Der CT
no9et amber / Zen Slaften cuo / min.
Spls lsg bare funoe rere mig llbi
friers. fuloe leg butte Slailerne.
Sftober.-Iet oaar berre % Re.
pre! Sol1 fcm ell 0ammsl glagel
Wanp paa @iIt. 6aper cg Wcrer
bilier bierteli9 paa BAN. vi fore
titles for b%iuauoeu, ca jes iaar bsre,
at ban or min 5lrflr. lloen at
aiere mango Omltanoi9bieer, ta9er
ban mig NH armen ~ fniber mig
i @uneerne. Raar ftll bet Dog iaa
Guoe msp bisls 6crtrplisbeber
Rcpember. -Yaa min Gore. BET
man9lsbe bare. SSaar-tanf en9anp
- fem en- ltbsu M 0ut bio. Self
iiser, at ban berer III Der, % De Ia
Der let life III at pile fate blm ub.
ga bple mere er, ban orIffer al min
5lafs. Quousque tandem,
Iecembsr.-Nei, III gaar bet for
pibt, ban itdl ligge / iamme @uggs
ION iea. Seq renter bare, al ban
1ill lore IND, pa ilal is9 9ipe banl
ct Spari, ida al Spn rs Seriel fai
rorsaa BAN. De CT Ell fjebsltg un'
1e. 9an t9nfsr ilst life paa ar ic'
pc, cg laa or Der ct Sfraal rg Sfrll
Il ben 0rab, At inlsN WennsHsr /
penue Guggen fan tanfe paa at luffe
Ct Gte.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
COON PRAIRIE
Nursrrir2,

VERNON co, WIS.
Iet blpss pll Saane iilialsS aur Siass
Grabs % eGblttraer. 9lcmme', airi.bars %
NarstrGer. Sfiffslstars. 3itss. @rinsstgrs ~
Sclbar 0sefer ; ale Sllas sspaifilpenos %
Ha%alstr9sr. cs 6rersrsens nj Nrce / Sapsr %
cte @raplsctr. l~istlsees til Sfcpplantning; ale
SIdes Slcmiier. baaee irar N Rpeeer, DO
ectptlttr. Stiilinssr ~ Sfulsrinss.8 ncrpsr
bacts til fine reipfttre @arstipsr. Sisslepes
Scoe'grr % mango andre sins, icm life Ter
Fan rrre9nfs.
AQe Srepe ansdaenee Seltilinser Al Elanter
nj. N. aeresisres nj
bERGH BROS,
23mS Lacrosse, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

6atal Srpffel. 9 Il berlinit
Blao ltaar / Nnleoniug ni 8eiiersns
6eoisIs bag, pua SIataflst poa Slot.
tst bsitco "nus itd3is Stfm" iitcost.
for "@so,ftn" Goo "Narrt" itsosticr
so "GouperterD.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
3oic WreD.

Sra Soban 9assicn gauum til fine SIGStninse Norge.
@aupun 8isconln ben 26oe Mueut 1850.
siers SoreIor, Sec1snbe % ole sobs 8snnr;
- Saa eobt iom belle Rshen ODER Saptt laa i8
/ min Ssu9 iammsn mtb to @nbre, % ri bare @le irbstsli8
nRast leipse ben belle 5o til ben Doe SuIi. ba nj fafsoe VII.
Ter 0psbet. Ger bIep ia @ubfeiop fritz; tbi naar man
'ommsr ilanb Mmeifa % iaI O%piaiemnem 9anoet, tr@nsr
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
40e grcD.
Sra Sobanne Senoriflsn til benbeS 6j9rsite
Srompstsr 9. 0anien / Gbriitiania.
Chicago Den lite Secbr. 1850.
Snberli9 sliisos % bprsbare Sen!

N'f ~ Na"'lN" = tIhSb
Chicago ben lite TUbr. 1850.
5nberli9 sisbe % b~prsbare gen!
Win Sirl ierasr for big. min glltebs, iorbi on er lan9t
bOrtc; tbi on er Gbrhtiana europa. % ies er Chicago
Nmcrifa. Ut! Npril Ell &iten t9 ri Mfifso. % all oct
bar Den anoen Mifeb. Sen fsrfs bar, ba bu bros til @ar.
bsrmosn iior. Sa iiihss hi fun nosIe Gage fra %binanbcn,
men nit Sirts bar DOG bsflsmt. men MI - afl Min gOoe
Wabmooer. iom r ell iornem 8iebmanos 8one. iperser
"pporiOr CT on bserepet, Sane?" Mfl SUN baper pt aIori9
,Iict, slsrs bapbe bun lite ipurat la. Sra Woraen til Mften
% ssnnem Den belle merte Nat sier i9 life @neet snc lGier paa
eins 8rspe ira big. Nu ere be @ltna for MIG, min elRsbe
@en; Din belle Siel fnosr i8 nbirptt ocrnbi. Men at! ben
sr Ianst fra mig, cnbos Den ipGusr en- mig. Gen er nGr.
pGrsnbs pa lamme &io. Tom ben sr frapercnbss ira mig. 9
Susmsrfs banter bin @ano til min. iom Ioc.r &usmprfe.
% bin 9Gnsiss Manb banter min imsbe eper Biss % optr
Sal % ODER bet fore piIosns Saf % Der mees Be-. % Der
9ips be fig tilfisnos for %binanben. S9 Der Mrasriia eaar i9
meo Silfebat % SiIfsparalol % iphsr bpsr Dag peo Ser.
i~absboro % npcer Ssg % &ager % mango foitsliss Meter.
Nor Der Mmsrlta, min eifeoe 3rompeter. ere Vile lse for.
nsmme, % lea bassr l Dollar ON uasn % Rotten frt.
Siriu mig BOG til, min llbpalete. Ss bece Yostapsr Tan Dog
fortaNc mig, ON Nu r fritz % sIab. Seq ieeer M % tan.
Ter paa, at cu ia.srt iaar paa Vot ben bIaa @at % fer op
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
6GrSiGgiOrte Slaocr Snttc o. Suer,
auHrrtcr, Sabiaifc Oiu., iaIacs
billiat hos Varicm.

Gn uomrtfet 600 Hlo aniie 8 Ynnb
for 81 90.
Nlmiuoeils H.o 8aH,e, 81 Yuub for
81 90
Blunt Suftsr. II Yunb for 81 90.
Soht brunt Sutter. IL po. ior 81 90
8ante ~" Suffsr 10 %. for 81 90
8ronulnteo Suffer, 81
Gn gob Sirup. Ger mc9st bllia) pei
Salon 80 9cnts.
Gn Sirup Cine drlps) pr Sal. 60 cts
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
faces bUs &arfen.

0et iierite uouala al Ibe iurts
hps glrlcu. iaapsl be ius'te Snblltt
5beiOrttr. iom Dc b%iQiesr.; iler beuls.
oes eocts Spm0rfiombso paa
"The Boss 80 ct. Tea,"
iom CT b0tot minolt 70 cts. bBis ben
lfulbe fiebts MI Suis Sleberen III,
cr iuloit9noie tilfrsbs osrmeo fan ban
Ispsrs iGmme tilbaGe Oa faa line Psn9,
illbags. S9Igss hos yurisL.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
2tseifter.

. I eesnt ScrrttningsJreu sr Of Del 'crlpa,bt.
bar iluitt Ret bteits o. mti ueisltt %llpral'.
er ucstniues tr tralt III bette 6eunlo oS el
nalr sni,sr. di,io pSre tiliitet rto 9tsraceiu
Natliss 8tparationtr ueisrts prcmiis
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

8Obe Iartr, @obt &ieb % real
Bcbanollns fen man altlo pGrs for.
ulsiet ON bos 9arlcn.
SD~ Smer, 9S9 9arb. lib, Ben.
nsr oiD. to9ts / gpit, for @nrsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02
3ubaf.

Coco Black Plug or Founder pr
Pound 40 cents.
Virginia Leaf bright Plug pr. ID 40 ct
Mahogany Plug, 80 1"
Fine Cut, lis a bargain) 80
Good Shorts, 40 4"
Adams & Co Smoking, 80 &"
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

Den lom er fetit til at nsbirI:s Yri.
isn paa line 8orsr nnar Yriien
9anr neo er garlsn.
Den ION sr iibit til at m9rte Yrilsn
paa line @arer, naar &c sr /
Sti9nina CT 9atlen.
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-02

! @arrtI al b ,bIts Samilis &bil,nf for
81 80. "Miartst Boitst" for 8 cent.
bos Satlsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
XLHITH COYGRBSS-ITD SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
DEBATE IN THE SENATE or THE GENEVA AWARD
B1LL-THE INDIAN BILL IN THE HOUSE.
AMENDMENTS ADOPTED.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. April 10. 1880.
In the Senate to-day message from the
President received ming the awards made by
the late United States and Mexican Commission.
Referred.
petition for the Incorporation Of the Dominican
and United States Navigation Company, to augment
trade with Dominica. referred.
The bill to change the method In allowing indemnity
locations scrip for confirmed unsaehed private land
claims was indefinitely postponed.
Tue bills authorizing railroad bridges over the
PamuukeY and Mattupony Rivers, and also YOungs
Bay aud Lewis and Charles Rivers, Oregon, were ad-
Ver5cly reported.
The bill grantng pension to Jesse Phares scout
which before been under discussion, wa5 token up
Penting debate, tho morning. hour expired aud
the Senate resumed consideration OF the Geneva Award
Mr. KIRKWOOD (Ilep., Iowa) gave notice OF an
amendment be offered by him 20 strike out that part
OF the bill providing for paying out the interest accrued
from the uucXDendud balance
Mr.. JONES (Dcm Fln) spoke against tho bill
Mr.. CARPENTER (Rcp., WIS., supported tho bill. He
said he would have to confess 20 being lawyer The
Senator from Maine had singled MIN out two three
times during the debate Tor special UblOguy being
lawyer Tue senator safe Ia that Style OF attack
nobody could ur back the charge; everybody knew The
epthct could not he applied to him. the statement Of
the Senator from Mano were true. that the amount
arrived NJ by SORT OF splitting the difference or chalk
ing barn door. the nrbitrntOrS ought TO DO I'M
peaChcd n they wcrc impcachablc.
Mr.. CarpInter VIII continue his re maj KS on Monday.
aud the doors were rcopened adjourned unti Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
WORK OF THE COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Tho Yeates- Martin
North Carollna contested election case was taken I'D
IN the Elections Committee Of the House to-day and Mr.
Southland concluded his argument In behalf Of the con.
testnut Mr. Yeates Arguments for the contesee Will
be begun on Monday.
The Senate Exodus Committee to-day examined Dr. F.
N. Springfield OF Topeka. Kansas His testimony was
mainly attack upon the organization and manage
mout of the Kansas Freedmen's Relief Association.
The House Committee on Public Lands agreed to-day
20 report fayOrnby to tho House the bin granting 10
the Territory Of Dakota OF land for an Insane
asylum. Also the bill defining the term orphan" TO
wit: That the deata OF either parent, who may be
titled TO land undor the laws shall constitute an orphan
IN the sense OF establishing right 10 such lands
The House. Committee on Patents was engaged This
morning upon the bill amendAtOrY OF tho patent laws
which now nearly perfected and will probably report
Il TO the House at the calling Of the mIee ON Tues
day next.
The House Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds agreed to-day report bills making appropri
atons for the following public buildings Court House
and Custom House 81 Ban Francisco 10 cost not
Ing 100000 Custom House at Galveston, Texas,
S126,000i public building &c Leayenworth, Kan,
KY, 100000; public building OF Dallas, Texas,
$4,000; public building at Jefferson Texas, $4,000
public building at Oxford, Mics, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
THE WOES OF WAR KEE.

It is difficult for the Chinese to get justice in New
York, partly because their knowledge of the YER
nacular is limited, and partly because the average
policeman of the period is very likely to arrest
them if they call for help. On Thursday evening
there entered to the presence and premises Of Wah
Kee, an industrious Chinese laundryman IN Waiver
ley-plaee, one DR. Archibald JOsephs, of No. 70
South NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and his familiar, Mr.
Garner. They having lost their check, Wah Kee
hestated tC deliver the clothes. whereuDon the doc
tor assaulted him, knocked him down and beat him
badly. Wah Kee sent boy for the police. and
policeman shortly arrived, seized Wah Kee and In;
stinCtively dragged him to jail This surprised
Wah Kee the more because he had just risen from
sick bed to wait upon bis assailant. He spent the
night in CELL but on being arraigned before JUS
tice Otterbourg yesterday morning was promptly
released, Many of the respectable neighbors OF
Wah Kee were present to testify to his honesty and
to his inofensive and quiet disposition. and they
would have insisted on the arrest Of DR.. Josephs
had not the Justice discouraged IT. expressing the
opinion that although Wah KEGS eye was black and
his face purple, and though he bad four witnesses
TO the assault, his assailant would plead self-de-
fence. So Wah Kee went home and to bed. probably
thinking that justice in this free country is fear1uy
aud wonderfully made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day bills were passed re-
moving tho political disabilities OF Roger A. Pryor. of
NewYOrk; authorizing the Secretary Of War to turn
over certain condemned cannon TO tho Government Of
South Carolina for the relief Of settlers the public
lands.
iOnt resolution Tor the disposal or the Chinese In
demuity fund was reported Rud referred TO the Com
miTtee OF the Whole.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment OF Messrs
T"ft OF the Ways aud Means Committee TO take INTO
consideration the losscs OF revenue ar.ing from the
Giles subject 10 excise duty.
A joint resolution appointing MANAGERS for the Ma
tnnal homes for disabled volunteers was reported Toe
bin relative 70 mach!nts In the Navy was passed b.
voc Of yeas 1877, to nays 81.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Indian Appropriation bill The pending amendments,
providing that all bids shall be Opened aud contacts
awarded NJ suitable place IN the Mississippi or
Missouri Valleys was ruled ont on q Point Of order.
section appropr.aDg $4,000 Tor the expenses VI the
Indian Commissioners
Mr. HASKELL (R5p., Kanl opposed the amendment.
II his Democratic friends struck down tho Indian Com
ms.ion, which had q supervisory power, they would
hereafter have to be siont as to swindng agents and
Mr.. SCALES Dem. N c. believed that more corrup-
ton aud imrury had existed IN the management OF I
dian affairs since the appointment OF the commission
Mr.. BELFoRD rep. COLI inquired whether tho COM
mission had rendered an Ecelcuabe service to tho
country In getting rid Of the late Commissioner CT Ind
Mr. SCALES replied that he did not know of any other
instance In which the commission had been iustru-
mental in ferretng ont fraud.
Mr.. HOOKER modified his amendment. so "a not only
Commission, but also TO repeal the statutes providing
for the appointment or the Commission. The amend
mcnt as modified was adopted without div;sOE
An amendment offered by Mr.. SCALES Dem, N. c.
striking out the appropriation for the support Indian
police at the agencies was rejected.
An amendment was adopted providing that before
purchases Of supplies for the Indians made at least
six weeks notice should he given.
An amendment was adopted prohibiting officers OF
agents OF the Army or Indian Bureau from giving per-
mission TO Indian on any reservation to 20 into the
State Of Texas.
Mr.. DOWHEY crop, Tdaho offered an amendment
tlg Secretary OF the Interior
1881 toHppOrtiOn and locate the different Indian tribes
among the several States and Territories due prOpOr
ton TO tho OF land In each State, and investing
thom with oil the rights Of citizenship Rejected
Mr. HOOKER submitted amendment transfer
ring the Indian Bureau from the Interior TO the
War Department, such transfer not to take effect until
the expiration Of the next fiscal year.
Messrs HASKELL (Itepy Kun) and CONGER Ctep.,
gchl To point Of order against the amendment
Pending discussion OF the point of order the commit
tee rose.
Next Tuesday evening was set apart for tho consdera
House, at 5;l5, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
APPROPRIATIONS FOR CHARITIES.

The Board of Apportionment yesterday appro-
priated $5s,963 90 from the excise moneys for the
following Gha19s sf i9s 81 NewYOk In
Hospital, $10OG6 90; Founding Asylum,
SO, $40 81; Union Home and School. $3.50 20 ;
institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and
Dumb, S1O,347 II; Childron's Fold OF the City of
New-York. $4.O21 II ST. JOseph's Institute for
ton for the Improved Instruction OF Deaf Mutes,
1922 60.
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction
sent to the BOard statement that tho cost Of food
and clothing for the department for January, 1880,
was $105,722 81 greater than for January, 1870,
and that unless the appropriate for 1880 should
be increased 1t would be exhausted before the close
of the year. The matter was referred to The Con-
trOller to investigate and report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
CONGREGATIONS.
CONE AhmAI1ONOs
WASHINGTON, April 16.--The Senate in e

WASHINGTON, April 16.--The Senate in execu-
tive session to-day confirmed tile following nominations;
United States CoRss-J. 81 Porter Of MASSACHUSETTS, at
Crefed William g. 5cruggS OF Georgia, at Canton; j. A
Haderman. OF Kansas, at BANGKOK.
United Stgt9 Dfsrct JvdOe-JOhn w. Barr Of Louisville
for the DISTRICT Of Kentucky. -.
and Southern Districts OF Alabama.
Collector Of Customs Upton, IT, forthe DstreJ
OF TOppahannook. Virginia
ArBu Promotions Engineer Corps-Lteute M
Lieutenant COOneli Captain g. y Lydseker 70 be Mater
Lieutenant William ~ Black 70 BE- FdrstLs . PSS
ment; First Lieutenant n. E. oBTien. 70 be CAPTAIN
I'd Regimentt second Lieutenant r. w KlngsDnry, 70
be FirstIieuienAnt I'd Regiment; second Lleutonant
Henry II. Wright to be stLeutenant oh Regiment
Infaniry-S Leueuants Louis Wilhelm and Thomas
O. Woodbury. to be FrsJeutenans Of the Let and 1871
Regiments respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-17
rARREsT OF A NOTED sHOPLIFTER.

woman giving her name as Mrs. Weffel was
arrested on suspicion at a. m. Thursday morning,
and taken to the Tenth Precinct StatiOn-house. At
the time of her arrest she was being driven rapidly
through Stanton-st. The lights of the hack in
which she was seated were not burning. and the
driver ut first refused to stop at the order of the
policeman. On opening the door of the coach
the, officer found 2 yelled woman, who was
highly thaT nS t was nTT te
she had in her possession yalise and bundle CON
tanning two seal-skn sacques, three silk DarasOls
twelve silk handkerchiefs, several silk dresses a
dozen pairs of kid gloves, and O number of other
articles in all valued at about 81 .000 The driver
explained that the woman had told him few mo-
ments before that she was i'll and wanted to be
driven uptown as rapidly as possible.
At the police station she was recognized as AIDE
laide Clensmith alias Adelaide Smith who has been
arrested number of times for shOplIftinR. Yester
day morning she was taken before Justice Patter-
son at the Essex Market Police Court, but none
of tine goods were claimed she was discharged, She
was Immediately rearrested by CAPTAIN ByTnes as a
fugitive from justice, and taken before Judge Gil
dersleeve. by whom she was committed to the Tombs
without bail. The goods are said to have been
taken FROM the dry goods store Of James McCreery
g. Co., at Broadway and Eleventh-st.