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While the attention of the whole world seems
to be just now directed to Edison's marvellous
achievements at Menlo Park, the public should
not lose all sight OF the Kelley motor,-an in
vention which promises, if ever perfected, to
work as important results in one department. of
life as the electric light does in another. That
project,-hardly less wonderful than Edtson's,-
is not dead yet by any means. At meeting OF
the directors Of the company held in Philadel-
phia on Tuesday, MIR. Charles G. Francklyn, the
New York agent Of the Cunard steamship COM
pany, was elected member Of the board to fill
a vacancy recently created by death. This action
not only indicates considerable vitality, but the
acceptance of dictatorship OF the company by
so substantial and conservatives business mau
as Mr.. Francklyn is evidence that men of char
acter and capital still have faith in the claims OF
Mr. Kelley. Such are, however largely in the
minority at the present time.
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DIR. Won MOSCHZIsKER

Has so far met with great encouragement, having
already most successfully treated some Of the best
citizens or members of their families. The list OF
their names and places of residence can be exam
ined at his rooms, as they have permitted him to
refer to them. On that list such responsible
men as THOMAS soMERvILLE, ESQ, National Brass
Works: NJ. Nj. RoHRER, Esq. j. G. MILLER ESQ
firm of Miller jones'; y. y. EDWARDS, ESQ ;
T.. w. WOODRUFF, ESQ. Sedan, ESQ, and many
others.
At his Offices can also be examined letters tfrom
some OF the most widely known citizens of the
United states) Of acknowledgment of professional
such men as Senator u. W. VOORHEES,, Governor
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Hon. j: q. New, Hon. Ros-
WELL HART, Hon. ELLIS II. ROBERTS Hon JOHN
ARNoT, and hundreds OF others equally well
known.
Tie following speaks for itself
To ch0Hs u may concern:
We, the undersigned citizens OF PHILADELPHIA take
pleasure in certifying that DR.. F. A. Won MOSCH.
ZISKER has been resident Of our city for some
years, during which he has acquired a dstinguished
reputation as practitioner in diseases of the Eye,
Ear and Throat. He has also, during some time past
been Professor and Clinical Operator in one OF our
Medic Institutions. We recommend him To the
cordial support Of the Press and the oonadance OF
the communities he may see 1T to whit:
d.. MoMlCHAEL, Mayor Of the City;
E.W;DAVIS, Speaker Of the House OF Reps, Pa |;
JOHN W.FORNEY, Editor Press
DIARIES MoCLINTOCK, Morning Post;
y.W. GRAYsON. Mercury;
A.E.WELCH.
Hon. A. K. MCCLURE,
OF. MARBgRToN Evening Telegraph;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-03

OFFICE HOURS:
FROM 0 A. NJ. TO P. NJ. AND FROM TO s
p. M. ianS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-03

IN ASSES IN WOOD CARVING AND Art
CNeedleVork. Miss ALICE u ISEY. pupil 3f ME-.
q. L: FRY. Cincinnsa. Room %. Corcoran BuildinF.
Ca wing done % ordak. dec6-lW
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BOARDING.

LHOR RENT-Two or three elegant ROOMS with
II BOARD. single en- suite, second floor, in
frst-cass Neutrality-suspicious. 18th St., opposite
Hamilton House. Also, Table Boarders accommo-
dated. janS-3ts
EHOR RENT-Suite of Furnished ROOMS on I'd
Il, floor; suitable for NJ. c.. with or without
BOARD. Other ROOMS, also. 305 st. NV
ianl-1m
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FOR SAIE.-FRAME HOUSE No. 1910 L st. n.
Inquire at 1884 10th st. jan2-2ts
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NOR RENT-RooMs. -A lady of the highest re-
IL spectability and of the best social status
plying large house, south front, in desirable To-
cation, near two lines of street cars desires to rent
out ont two 81. suites Of ROOMS If desired the priv
given and required. Address Mrs. WARD. at this
Office. lana MS
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kWK RENT-EIegant large aud commune atiny
Il furnished ROOMS with plenty of sunlight and
pure air. cheap to the right party Private family.
No. 80 LIST st. ne. jan2-2ts
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LrOR RENTAL 4lS 10th at. NV. handsomely
Il furnished ROOMS, ep suite or single, with or
without Board. All conveniences. Accommoda-
tons for transients jan2-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-03

VtOR SALE-Nice room FRAME HOUSE. bath
i room and water clsset. No 1909 9th St NV.
on easy terms, Apply on premises. Also. adjon
ing L OT II desired iau2-2ts
, 1880-12-13
POLIrICAL.
IOWA..
"W +ks
q fha Efitnf Of Iba f.hicaoQ TffhhHf,


10 ths Editor al Ihs Chicago Trtbuns.
DunuQuE, H., DOC. 10.-ConBdcrab!o exclto-
nlent cxsts in tho political nrct.n OF Iowa over
tho announcement TINT the Hon. j. X. Graves
Ind shted his castor Into tho ring BY allowing
bis friends to use h1s nRc for tho next Govern
chip. Mr.. Graves IL ono OF tho most popular
men In tho Stntc, and cArrfGs with him grcnt
strcngth,-,lot alonc In tho Republican pnrty,
but also In tho Democratic ral,ks. AL tho uthors
ambitious for tho nomination tromblo in their
boots, for they know thht Mr.. GRAVES ia Il tower
OF strength aud hnrl 10 t!ofent. lilo hts bocn
Mnyor Of tho Democratic city Of Dubuque, and
atld was elected TO tho Legislature, overcoming
n Democratic tnHjority Ut :,e00 lie Is also u
very p.lblio.spirlted citlzcn, md hns done
moro thnn any other 1nan In building
up Dubuque, II was also duo TO his
influence ti1at 1o.yn sont solid Republican,
Congressional delegation to WushlnXtull,-hta
colored minors In a1ahasku County voting solid
for NJ. F.. Clitts who hufeated tho QreonbAck
cnMdltlntu, 1uaco Coax. ,1ty ~ vateS.- .-~--t-
Ar. lrnvch strongest huQnGoufst9 arp tho
o " La1aeo Sf fayossto =; ann @ ars SGe1
stro,iRth or these 9nntlcinpM might prooahy do.
fent Mr.. Gr,lves: but. II AIr. I4arabee should
wIt1lt1Faw. then Mr. Graves could caRily defeat
M Of tto % papcrs M % IN this Is &c SECTION Of tho stato
arc In favor ut t1te Hcnt1C1nnn from Dubuque;
and. e3nnlll hG cOntanltp to Allow his tntG t0 10
used, thore will bo a very livoly Convention ut
Dca M0ncE.
Tho tnt,st Intimate friends Of Senator Allison
in this city eny np poos not want to bc Cnbinet-
officer; hit, should tho Prcsttoht OITer him n
sent, anl Iowa request IT, then be Will accept 1t,
- satisfy tho ltupnb'lcans OF his stntn. Du.
Will ho cnlla'l upon to accept tho SoGrctar3Nhip
OF tho Treasury. L.
, 1880-12-13


Special Corrtsponde1es o} I7s Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, 0n., Dec. O-Tho toss Ut tho vote Of
GcorRin In tho Presidential oloction-that is. tho
great probability OF It's l0ss-cnusea lnt0nso dis
gust among stnlwRrt Democrats In tho Stnto;
bur tho Rrcut bulk OF tho people roEin1k Flip
pnntIy, "Wcii, dul,t caro- any way; l'Hl glad
wo'vo lost our vote" This portr1lys public scn-
timort l1 tho voto Is COUNTED by Conyrcss 1t Is
all right; and II 1t Ia not counted It Ia I'll right.
q, Lust night several gentlemen wcre assembled
horc,--amon9 tho number bctng Gen. 1lobcrt
Toonba, cx-Ooy. 8nlIth, and three Of tho stato
Electors. Gen. T0onba bfuntiy sall: "l'm
g1nd to SEQ tho whole htAt0 Of GeorIla coming
0yur to my side, oven II Joe brown Ia tcattug
tlloni. DyG-I, I emit vote: n1ltl now | SEQ tho
State don't wn1lt to vote. Whit tho IT. did you
nit COMO hero for? You can't change thu Con-
stitution OF tho United btntcs. You chine here
a week too IAto tn y0te. hut tho truth ts."
adJutl TDnlnhs Will, smile, "by Cd, didn't
J}hsscsi In my tlny."
asla4tne4 OF bis connection With tho aGnlr.
subject was cuored Mt tho instAncn Of n.nows-
raper-tnan; hllt It wis With alllIcnity that'nry
uGnlner OF tho Legislature WIS found WHO wutllh
nuruu to present the bill. 1t HrpenrN that in
frnm!ng tue uriHna! bill, which wAs IN l6fl, dur
Ing tht WMr, tho pn!ni WIS Oyer3th'4tu that tho
first Wednesday, III the month might onno in
whilo occur t,oforo tho first Monday. Inc duy
tiay boforu tho tlEst "Wednesday In Dercttf,er,
md lIot tho tt1tt MonIuy III tho month, being
contemplated Tint tho Electors shout! 10 ut tho
Capltnl three days. M. E. T.
, 1880-12-13
THE JAY COOKE ESTATE.
Tho ltemu1niNE A1nctx tO 13o Sold to
SniaHfy ttl8 Creditors,

Snii.fy ttls Creditors.
6psetaa 1Nttatch IL 17H chltapu Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, H.. Dec. i..-Tha Committee
OF creditors Ut thu Jny t'Mks ESTATE tnyu ,grccl
upon Anathor distribution nf scrip An1 eusll. NJ,
further public stop hns Icon uakcl II, tho nut
ter, fur tho rt,son that tho Ri,'ut utsuunt Ut Abur
imposed on tho Trustet,, U. ". Lows, hHs 1stt
yet lleen finished. a. s,nDn ns thn work IL DING
tho distribution will bn nsndo. It IL N1so proha-
b!a tlalt aslott,er Attonlpt will be matu 10 sull
tho rotnnlntnY Assota Ut tho cstatc.
These consist Of tho wcll.kM,wn col.n-
try scat, Oyontz. which hls ttecn uEoc.
curted for ycars. md ID nRtHr11ily
,tupreclatiug In yal,lu for want ut attention; tho
Lake Chunplaln 1sun Works and irosl.ure i'ruI,-
rrty: I'LL l1ut,eso as,io,s'lt at talds II tho Wes.
n'ucll Ut which ~ getting vaIl,uhIc. antl lnrgo
quantity at LD1ltts and htOcks or UNCERTAIN ,nnr-
kut ynlno, 1t Ia mt yet settled when Tho safe
will tnka place, though 1t In n'H,tr.ial certain
that 1t Will b0 olurel to bu made BY thu r'.stce
WHO Ia arranging hugo catntuEs of t&p asscta.
Tho nvw dlstrlbatlun nf nssuts will hc
tho fourth onlerud by tho Trustco. Tho
first WIS 0rterNt Jun. =, 1b7l
al,ti consisted Of first casA dividend Ut 3 por
cc,It; sevon sl.Atcs Ut preferred stuck os tho
EortherM I,Ie!sta ltnllroMd Co!ltIry; t4ro0 atl,t
4 tAlr bhaEcs u s|lo orsVOn st9!tt! Navigation
sx eo'n' sS s 4 I'll sa 81; St. a%! "i autt " a'i H.
@ 'e esiso a ss ss,a % %a4rCu.o'' % sSnssss Il
Preferred slnck IT thu NoFlhern l'Aelilo ltuirtl.
thrto-sli.Attprs uf sllAru OF tho ruturreti stuck
a t,,,nrter sIar0s ut ti!v col!!nnn Stuck os tho
H, Paul y Duluth ltnilroat! Cnnrany Tor cuc
*l,nn cluin. Ilsu third distribution t,s.asstHI
III scrp. It Ii tIow pruAwt1l 10 ilake .h1
fourth listr!hu.!un pSr p en.!t ~ scrip md
Ilutle, cuuslsts Ut full list ot Tho ussots or thu
ostatU.-son,e ,QO ttelns,- &usv prices. uu-
ct'EtatnY ~ the prcsont lnarket value. ThY
urustee Is nut yet prepared IN Inakv public all
tho conditions Of thv distribution. but Will 10 10
~ stA'l ny possible. 1t III supposed tkat SOUP
Stnrs Will Olapse betuEv tho estate IL fully
settled.
, 1880-12-13

PEOPLE in New York were for a long
time Immensely cliflcd will, the tragedies Of
Count Joanncs. Notice tllat the great star
was to enact J.tli'ts Ctcsdr, or the like, was
certain to pact the galleries with Board Of
Trado and Wall street "boys," whose hail.
ding nt th6 tin-!lorn and projection Of tho
sarslonEc protcctile, while It mado the ILL.,
thinking auditors laugh, yet always luadc
the iutl'clous tragcdian gricvc. Now St Louis
Inns hor Count J0n,,nes. Ills name Is Mitchell.
l1e lectured last night. Tho graphic reporter
telegraphs tint "he hold his audience In n
yfse-llke grip for five minutes" Alas! tl,'s
magnificent opening was but preliminary
eccentricity In tho motif Of thu grand instru"
mental toot Which was sounded forth upon
tho unwilling ears OF tic great lecturer. All
inlage Of clny WIS hurled through the mir,
tho lecturer wns oyerthrowli, Ills Manu-
script was scattered upon tho stormy plautl-
Its Of tho vulgar herd. Mitchell Is indignant,
and will never hire l,all again.
, 1880-12-13
Payne's Passionate Pilgrims Per.
suaded to Peaceful Pro-
crastination.
Unscared by the Sword, the Settlers
Swallow the Offered
Olive,
But Will WHIT upon Congress Only
One Day More.


HUNEEwELrr kns,. dec. I-Thcro ts no new
moyo OF tho Cklnhona knttcrs. They spent tho
snbbath in religious Worship two members at
tho COLONY conducting tho service. Col Cop
Iingor and Lieut.. Mneun came over to tho ca,np
Ut tho settlers a1'd Joined III tho service. These
officers, by their kina persuasion, aro having
4 GREAT tSrktEyCE
over tho settlers, and II bloodshctl Ia prevented,
1t will bu through thnir mlnistratIons. They
have won tho settlers over to tho belief that tho
hrtny had rathcr escort them to Oklnhon,n tllnn
prevent tEon from going, and that they hnd bet
ter await tito nctlon OF Congress. While tho lie.
termination to go Ia It'll strong, It Is now hoped
TINT
CONSERVATIVE CouSsELs WILL PREVAIL
Tho 1lov. str. Cory, In his sermon to-dny, sa!d
he hoped thAt since they bud changed officers
they Ind II leader who would lcud thom ncrnss
thu line Mt oucc Tt'sscntinont NUS appnu1cd.
Largo delegations Ut iadics were In attcndnncn
from Tho surrounding towns md country. At
night religious services wcrp renewed, col-
durted by tho Rev. Mr. Droadhurst, Of South
1laven. After tho services, a colony meeting
was held, 10 determine u cotrso for TO- morrow.
Speeches srcrc tnaGo by tho members of tho
coIony, urging departure for tho Territory ut
once, and IL wus only after the speech OF Or.
Wilson, of Texas,
THE C0pL HEAD or T1IE OUTFIT,
that tho sctt'ors would agree to wat ono moro
dny, hoplng for Consrcsslcnal actlon. Tho lsey.
Mr. Cory said ho hud JUST travelled through s!x-
tccn counties in Western knnsus, nnd there was
actual suffering. Tho lcildess sny they hnyo
aroused hungry people, mud cannot control
them.
, 1880-12-13
drift Of taik about tho fIn,tsc Is that the mem.
Hrsl'p tit,lcr thu ncw hpport1ontnHnt will 1,o
:NJ, which will nuke tue rntID 1ta,,fy2J

drift Of talk about tho 1Io,tsc Is that thc mem.
Hrsh'p tfnlcr tho ncw hppUsitntntnt will b1
:pJ, which will nuke tho rntIo 1ta,EG1,
REPRESENTATIVE M'LASE. pr MatyLASD,
fs authority for tho sta.c'ntnt TINT tfte Deno-
crata l,ase concluded 10 drop Tho Electoral dis
ruto fnr Tho present. md press Appropriation
bills aud general bnSIness inatcuf. After tho
Christmas rceess, tl1c expectation Is tfat t,tip-
rim of Democrats Wilt In, IN attcnu!.,nrc. Thu
Morgnn resolution will thcn bu takou up mud,
forced through.
Ex-senator Cnno,cr, who arrived here fry,m
Florida two or three nys ngo. auys there Is littio
Doubt Tint Senator tUrrs will te elected for MI
other turn III tho Unites! States Semitic.
GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Dcnlc. whose rt,tst Gen. Grant Ia, Is sail
to to authority fur thc statement that tho chief
business Of the General III Washington IL to
consult with Admiral A1nmun In repar1i to tho
hest means OF tlofentlng TIN present advantage
which Tho f'nnt,nu Cnnnl Inen lIuvc gained over
tho NIcMraVsinu scheme. To tho hitter Cen.
0ruAt is committed, Rt,d be. In ct,u'ntt,n will, MI
It's supporters. Ia bully t1cfnornlzcd ~ tho lie
Lcssci,s Caftturc Ut Sir. Thompson.
, 1880-12-13

ARMY news from Washington Is to tho
cifect TINT n now division is to be created,
comprising tho Departments Of Toxas mil
Ar'zona and n portion Of tho Department Of
Missouri, and Gen. Sclloleilis to be assigned
to the command. Ten. o. q. Howard will
not return to tho Department Of tho Colun,-
bin, but whether lle will be assigned to West
Point Is still undetermined. 1t Is thought,
however, tlnt llo will bo promoted to tho
rank Of Major-GeneraL i'll place Of Gen.
Mcdowell, 10 be retired.
, 1880-12-13

Judge ItiRtlh ha'ras enrpns decision III favor of
the f'nncns, md TINT tla hns repeatedly rcCostl-
nlcistled Tho cnucttnrnt Ut statute by Congress
To extend tho full protection Ut tho laws to tic
Indians tho antue ns to whtte n!en.
"ffSbEI HECIt ciIMuusTAsCEs,"
sayh tho SECRETARY. th!nt yri will utlntt yottr-
soIf that tho nnYnnrr Of tho rcsoluttoi, WINS
highly insclnpernte and unjnstllub1c, to say tho
lenst Of ~
In conclusion hn snys tnt}ov. 1.onp. "Ceriainty
10 not 1errccltc criticisn1. Whcn Il Is Just It
IL useful md weeone; wlttt It is Unjust 1t nuy
lnJurc tho causu 1t is 1ncnnt tu serye.''
, 1880-12-13
TIIE GENERALS.
THEIR APPOINTMENTS AMI THEIR Tt,nifnLEs.


Tf1E1R APPOINTMENTS AND TffE1n Tt'autitEs+
spfefa4 Otspaffh 10 The th4e"1' 7'1buns
WAsftSoToS' DC, lice. l:.-lt IL understood
10 hnso been Hec!ded that n tow military d'tIs-
ION viii soon DO cfchte and tl1At Hen, schnticfd
VIII bt hasIVncd 10 III command, wien he Ia rcs
llcvcd lratn duty ns commander OF tho 1>cpart-
nictt III west Point Tho t,uw division will
comprise tho Departments Of Arizona md
Texas md part IF tho department Ct Mlasosri.
In 'ley NJ tho carly completion OF fnisrnnl
communication with tho Fhc!ilo through New
Moxlco and Arlxohl. and Its connection with tho
Icxns Fallrods, tho new in'Eltnry distslon
Will form an Important command. II Is nlso
expected TINT Hcn. AliKrt now In command
u tho Department OF the South. with hendqihr.
tcrs ut Newport l}nrrNckst Kentucky, Will be
sent to command tho Department Of Texas, ro-
Lowing Cnl. u. y. Stanley, who was temporarily
tisslYned 10 that command oil tho retirement OF
tehs Urt
IT HAS nERS DEFINITELY DECIDED
TINT Gen. q. O. Howard will not return 10 tho
department Of tho Cnliinb!n, hut will have m
'.aa'eFh department. urcnt secrecy has bccn
ooseeFea at tho war department tcanrd'n9 tho
PARTICULAR coinfnaflu TO which ten. ltownrsi Will
tn ass'Hheo' asa' IN view oI thIs unusual retI-
cehcc, tnahs oilieofs hAvo formed tho opinion
1hst II hly 70 INC 'tlte1t'oh OF tho trcsldest 70
Iot!sc oe.. alc1'o"e!i ana promote deh' Ito"afu
u Ma'or-uellcsal' u Is KNOWN INIT
uEs' sHkhAAS ~ VERY pErEhMiSEp
taae oc'l' sIe1o"eIt Faal' oe fettfcd, because
us "artn Pcss'hh! 1rlcno' oea' oFas has bcen'
anu tnat u" aMs natlc very a'ronY representa-
uo's 10 tlo PFosldcnt On tho subject These
ase tah't oea' fopo' "no IL INC senior Hrlg-
au'er'ue1'er't,' "ore NOMINATED ior Ma1or-0et'
e'''' w "n''lo os relectea ~ INC eenR1e On hc-
couHt ot tho Fitz Joat1 f"rter matter. Gou.
, 1880-12-13

Drnyrsn PASTA has Issued proclama-
tlon tn ntha inhabitants ut UulctRno, s,41mot-
fslling them Tint tho cesston Of tint city 10
Montenegro Is MI accomplished and lrre-
yocable fact, mil that tt,uy will beyond G,es-
tion get tho worst nf 1t II they undertake to
resist tho Inevitable.
, 1880-12-13

Hpsc9dI DI1pale6 % Iha LgalEd00 1H5EEs.
OALENA, ILL.,, Doc. E.-John .. Frunul, tor tho
pust ton ycnrs City Trcasuror of Qalenp, cete-
bratca bs Goth hlrthday anniversary ut his
residence III tnis city to-day. Thoro wasa nota-
blu gathoztn. OF fr|onds aMd Folatlyes III attend-
nnno. aClGdu9 tho brokhor, ln-lly OF BIZ, FrunCh,
Ualiotl slutua Commissioner PhI!fp 4. Hoyne OF
itAtrayQ, auu t1ts family.
, 1880-12-13
0Rl1t1ARY,

EpEtfaE UUpd3th 70 3as Cklta86 7f15HHe1
DUBUQUE, H., Dee, ia dspatch recotyod
to-day frou. Colorado Springs Announces tho
dcuth Of .1,,tlgp Price, of Eikader, ono OF tho
most proinluont 3nen OF Iowa.
CLEVELAND, O., reo. l..-Tr. l.. q. liarknesa.
one Ut tho curly sottlurs Of Huron County, Ohio,
ind long prominently known In tim pnllt!cnt md
railway circles Af th0 nDrthcFI pArt 1f tho htAte,
HQlh your.
Coi.uAnus. DEG. ls.-ioter Latimcr, tho oldest
llvpt1 untll noxt March, ho would hayo beVn ~
re4lH old,
, 1880-12-13
MOsEYING ha0RM0ltS.

Spfesal UHp1Feh 70 Ihs thIeaoo 9f|baH*'
ELYMlA, O.. ncc. 1:.-So.ne excitement S1tats
III Curlisio Township, I0sAin Cauuty, over tho
advent OF Two Mormon Elders, who coulo US
missionaries frum sA!t Lake City. They hh'o
nlFeuuy uaIo seyural proseIytcs. Tho gnOd peo'
pIo Of ObcrIIn, near which place tho meetings
arc belux hold, arc naturally dlsgustod. md aro
pazz!otl to know wbut to do. 1t fa sald shat one
family h4yB so!d tior farm, With tntenuon Of
MOYlnY 10 Utah N01t sprlnK.
, 1880-12-13

EFFoNTB 70 sorTEN TIiEi1t LOT aotS0 HACK
AND WHEN COMING IN THE rlltST PLACE.
Special Dspateh to The ftasedoo Tribute.
WAsIsIS0rhS, D. c.. Dec. 1:.-Mr. Deustcr.
Representative from tho Milwaukee district.
will OH tho first suitable occasion, otTor for
lNssa9o, Under IL suspension OF tho rules, rcso-
luton dcsHncl tn euro tho di1irilstcs under
which uertHn1- -Amcrlcans lnlur who revisit
tl1olr nAttyo la1,d for any purpusc. THO rcsnlu-
tion. nfter setting forth In nprcaniblo tho ncccs-
silly which calls for actton on this subject, IL as
follows:
,Rtso'rtd, That tho President Of tho United
States to requested TO nut,fy the t;crtunn uay-
rrt,tncnt ar tho Termination of existing trcatics
trcv fp a G H. or Mfw ,hs
United Btates Oh this subject.
Tiir: rAssAuE or THIS
or somo similar munsurc. Mr. Doustcr thinks, Is
impcrntiyety dutnantlod by tho existing candt-
ton Of things, These existing trcntIes, hu ea-
pintnB, wero negotiated ut different times by
our Government with tho different Slntcs of
fiern,any whom they wore mt constituent parts
OF tho Empire. Tho treaties themselves are not
hl'natAc, having GeGn callcd late bu!nK hy DIFF
fUrcnt sutA 0f circumstances. at present they
nre littlo bcttcr than cillll's puzzle tn Germans
re3tdont III tho unitch States, md Ro.nu general
trcaty which wilt deal with our Gcrmnus iu Il
IIucrul ind catholic spirit, and Mt tho anr4e
ttlne havo MI cuuul force md nrHiiug In all
ttt % ~ tA42 III A4tAk4a%t 10 AG&GSS
sary 10
THE PN0PE1E PROTECTION
Of a very lnrge clnss Of 0llr cltlzons. In rcfcr-
once 10 tho bill introduced II fcw tnys MHo for
tho butter prtltcctlon of Immigrants III bnurd
steamships, Mr. ncllRter snys That tho recent
stories tUld Of tho GutIcrngs Ut these poor I,eo-
pic on lh,arl tho Switzerland nre not exag9er-
ntcd. Ills bill waa f trtAlttetL lust SESSION. but
owing to tho nrgc amount of political discus.
Bi0n. nu action WA taken OIL It. For n,auy years
thcro baro bocn loud complaints Hhlo OF tho
tnhumanty Ah0wn By shlp-owllrrs to tho l,e,plo
thoy hayn undertaken 10 bring acFs,ss for u
small consideration. Mr. Doustor, hlnsolf q
nuttyp Of Germany, has mGtlo
SEVERAL THIS AcHOsy THE ATLANTIC,
ant! has takGn sufficient pclsuaI interest IN thEs
lnnttor tO Investigate for ltmself. f!u says tho
trualtuont OF th6so poor pet'p!e Is absolutely
shocking, a1,.} tho only wonder IS thut n,t,rv uf
them dn not lilo un the p4sslHo. Ninetcen In
faats dot on ono Of tl,oso stcaE,ser1 last sunl-
MGR for want Of proper attention and foul.
"lf:7' says Sit. Duusscr,'
"Tlin si1r-0WNER8
any they cannot furnish bottpr accommodations
for the low prco Of II stcorAgc- -pass.lBu ticket,
say lot them put up tho prEoo until they c,.n .lu
10. II will la hotter that fewer cm!grntts
SHOULD COME over horc than that such hurtshtna
should bo Inflicted upon worthy and deserving
c!ass." scnntor uayard has Introduce. tho
sl.o bill IN the SonAt0, and b1r. I,e,lAter hopca
iaAt tho political acAtll0ck tuAy to hrpkcu loux
enough to adult Of tho passnKc Of thls bill.
, 1880-12-13

JUSTICE STRONG, Of tho United States
Supreme Court. Inns concluded to retire from
tlle ncncl md enter The service nf tho
Philadelphia L. Reading 1sailroad Company
rs Its chief legal ntlytser. To-tiny will con-
cludo Ills career rs Il Supreme Court Justice.
, 1880-12-13

In tho place OF tho regular services at tho
First Methodist Church yesterday morning
Miss Frunces Il. Willard delivered all carilcst
temperance address, appealing for such u
combined effort to educate public sentiment
as will lead to tho thorough enforcement OF
existing lnwA relative to tho liquor traffic.
, 1880-12-13

Istci1 gold discoveries are reported from
Alaska. Just now a supcrabuntlanco of
snow md cold weather tntcrfercs witt, min.
Ing operations, but big rtsi, of fortune-
seekers is expected as soon as things thaw