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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Mrs. Spencer retortcd, II am glad TO
learn who is the head Of the Dennis
Kearney family" A delegate moved
that the ladies be at least recognized
AS a portion of the human family.
AT FAKwELL HALL.
The following was read hut not
adopted:
Resotred, That the Union Green
back Labor party, when it adjnufns
to meet with the National Groenback
Labor party in convention assembled
IN the interest of harmony and unit Of
action, does not thereby abandon its
name or its organization, or surrcn-
der its identity and records. but that
all its officers and committees are
continued in power.
This created great excitement. Mr..
Talbot urged that an organization OF
200, 900 constituents should not be
abandoned. Sam. Croker was in
favor of going to the Exposition
Building and forming M great
united party whose orn stone
should be the defense and support of
the toiling millions. Finally, Hugo
Prcycr moved that all future owen
tons of the National G~reenback La
Dor party shall be constituted by del
egates elected and sent direct from
every county without the necessity Of
State representation, so that the party
shall be a party of the people by the
people and for the people forever, and
this resolution was adopted amid
much excitement.
MARCHING IN.
The Union Greenbackcrs made
their entrance into the Exposition
Building amid cheering, waving of
flags and singing.
The Glee Club struck ul,-
'Down with Hayes and Garfield, and the Whole
=
Well break the ranks Of party, and organize
anew"
Mrs. Spencer jumped up on TO 4
table to make q finer exhibition Of
herself, and the Socialists marched
round the building under their red
flag.
Some one wanted to know what had
become OF the motion to admit the
women. The chairman said, at had
been overruled."
MARCHING OUT
Mr.. Preycr said the Grccnbackers
had gone nine-tcnths of the way to-
ward Cancellation, and when they
would have gone the other tenth, they
had been kicked.
Mr.. Hurlburt desired to Introduce
i resolution to the effect that mas
much as WI have offered terms of con-
Citation and they have been rejected,
this convention do now re-stlirm the
st. Louis nominations.
MICAwEEEs.
A member inquired, what are We
here for? We are here, Macawbcr like,
waiting for something to turn up.
DEMOCRATIC.
Some one SAID the other convention
all belonged to Chicago. Another
delegate replied, That's a lie
Mr.. Beat.ic exclaimed, I'VE have
Just got out of one Democratic con-
vention, and for Gods sake don't lot
MS beuiu anothrr.'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Pamphlets sent free to all, Wri,e for them and
get full particulars, "
Price Specific S1.oo per package, or six pack
ages for $500. Address all orders to
j. II. SIMPSON MEDICINE co.
Nos. lea and lee Main St, Buffalo. \. Y.
June 18th, iSSu--I yr -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Memory, Pains
IN Back or Side,
AMI diseases
that lead To CON-
sumption, in
SANITY and an
early gravr.lhe
Specific Medi-
cine is beinp
used with Won
dcrml success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

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Ihwvn h ~y0hmY5 100000 ~%M lines Gmy "a" Farming ~hmun State Missouri" bedrock prices Ais" desirable
business property mu city Mexico
m hmgompmm eM Nmmuru United sm@m yhWMsm sng@ @Mgm gwM %m N% mym @ "m
hyh msmMeIm Estates TntMwg HNrw@ Na pr"om Land Register:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
II" Nervous Sufercrs--The Great European
Remedy--Dr j. u. simpsons
SpCCiiiC ReMehN.

IL Is positive cure for Spermatorrhea, Seminal
MfaAliess, impotency, and all diseases resulting
from MS Mental Anxiety InsS al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
IN NOTATION.

Mr.. De La Matyr said the defec-
ton OF the past amounted to nothing :;
they had got rid of tho bummers and
towards. No person had any bust
less on this movement who would
not immediate himself on the altar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

2&I acres improved prairie land, good frame
Iuu>r. ROOMS. gr",} sifpi-+ l,rsS". ai'ia.ttnct'
}iyilig Nl.ci. ilAt at u.rtcr fence. iIIcc 50
frr aCrr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Some one said the other convention
all belonged to Chicago. Another
delegate replied, That's a lie"
Mr.. Beat;ic exclaimed, I'VE have
Just got out of one Democratic con-
vention, and for Gods sake don't let
US begin another"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Mr.. Jones presented a %communica-
ton from the convention which met
at st. Louis in March, and gave its
COMMITTEES power to modify it's plat
form and withdraw its candidates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17
MARCHING OUT


A member inquired, what are we
here for? We are here, Macawbcr like,
waiting for something to turn up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-17

Mrs. Spencer retortcd, Il am glad TO
learn who is the head OF the Dennis
Kearney family" A delegate moved
that the ladies' be at least recognized
as q portion of the human family,
, 1880-01-08
PATTI.
Lcnvcn1rort1l People Will Have It tlsns
IIor LatIykl.i, LlkeM Ileer. =

Lcnycu1rortjl TcOnlc VIII TYnvo It llaMG
Her Lutty1ltlp Like. Ilrcr,
LEAvESwoIrrIi, Kas., Jun. T..-1n tic 1'al.i
case t',s''y Charles Carlles Mer'l'nus tcsti-
iietl: Have received musical trasning from
chtl.lhnod Hive sung several times In Now
York III Italian and Ger1na, opera. ,vus ut
t"G lN',i euheets ~ LUIS cns. ln"us4. la,..
upsy " "lle1' sue nfst appeaFet1' atlu was III
u worse condition when she came OIL the last
time. Several persons sitting near mo IT,
:. -" 81" :, o .,,.s .,s...4 H, ,,,',, w.. ,,.
npss tl'at hlB'n, ~ uao colo "uul" ''t
GlEe Il SHY cast ~ Tie e5e Ut II lIpS5 I"ok
, 1880-01-08

ANY f9s6AA0@tAlQN UE6uMEIt
WASHINGTON, d. O., Jan. 7.-rle Senate
Committee OH Privileges mil EIectIons h,-tlay
resumed consideration nf tho 1ngs,lls cnsc.
4. L, Smith, Western Union Telegraph Nun
agor at Topeka, III accur.lanco with iMstruc-
tlons from tho Co,npany8 officials, surrer-
..dercl tho dispatches calIcst fur III the or.lor
rs modified blythe Committee ut It'll last meet
Ing. Thompson, tho Company's counsel,
filed protest against tho right OF tic Com
.mlttea to any dispatches al,d particularly
such Us are not shown to be material to tie
subject under Investigation.
The Committee announced that they had
adopted tho following resolution for guidance
IN calling for telegraphfo correspondence:
Resoapea, That telo9rnphtc mcssases and copies
Or reo0rtls ut tho sunni III pnsscaain Ut the tulc-
Krnph companies, thos ottIccrs or servants, lro
h1t privileged by Inv frHln production Rnd cx-
tan,illAtion, or proper pruecss oeforu cf'nltait
ltaeleed, THAT ", erstor for tic Production Of
discretion " to protect tho privacy Of coInlnu-
nlcat!oMs mt ruluttn1 to tho Ilnttur uriur III
ycs,ttxatton, an1 especially tilAt thu authority
thlt tho message sought is, il obtainctl likely
to BY material to tho pending Investigation, and
:tnSt ordor ought ~ far " pr!cteablu, "a a.
message or rccnrI sought.
Thompson then stated to tho Committee
that the telegraph company was only solc-
.ftt0uS To protect tho rights OF tho community.
There was, Ito gatt, only 6lle way to do ttis,
anu ttint Was through legfa|ation by Con-
Eress, alu tlle company nskeu for sacl, legtx-
:, Th9 COMMITTEES subsequently, directed
6Mttl, vi behalf. OF the Western Uninn
company, to PRODUCE SOHO additional dis
.paaolles mentioned III the original order.
, 1880-01-08

The SllufI1ng SnHp Of GratMcrcy Dnb-
bling Extensively In StOcks-ltusy
1UN 4tt1Nrn fHa

The SlluitIlng SnHc or Graucrcy Dn1-
bling Extensively In Stucks-Ituv
1Eo Operates.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yo1.i, jim. 7.-rlltlen keeps up his
Interest In the speculation on 'Chango as
well nv IN tllAt OIL Presidential possibilities.
lie Is uiMluusttonably one Of tic kcenest ol,-
servers Of tho stock market, and takcs Il
llautl III whenever le sees good claatlce,
witt, almost Invariably lucky results. Yes
tertiny thu Sana Of Gralncrcy entered tile
Office nf t,,le of tho bcst-knuwn brokers III
the city, slIun'ing alonE In lis customary
way, looking, II possible, moro generally
'sGt,no to Pieces" thnn ever. a1Nt tho picture
Of anything but the shrewtl. 4nick-inlntlctl
man !lr is. lie inquired tho prizes Of q
certain stock III which he had terlc.l to III
vest, anil was told 1t wills o.. That WIS lr.ur..
t!Ian tile 0!I man wnntetl to pay, le bcsggtl
n1ul ARGUED, fnr So large 4 blnrlt rs lie
waliiet,-s.io,0 ,0W. liz said tlu nuglIt 10 ret
It Mt N. But the broker. WHO Is ilntch for
'.lS h!untsess, said tho, price was o., nlt tl.'
lnuglt 1t at TINT. Tho conclusion, was, that
'lihlln tu1k tho tloelS ut %, l1N shaved his
filth In tho predictions Of il rising intrket.
II thu r!su docs etll,le, Tfitlen will llAvu Il
c!1nun tn Ert hack tic $t0p,N ,NM Which lt'
ratl the other day to compromise the r'silroa.E
SuftS,
, 1880-01-08

TIsuE nFFEcr OF THE nECESr DECISION Ors
THE DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA COURT IN TIE
LOUISIANA CASE.
spseiat Dtspateh to 1ns cateaeo Ir4buns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. T.-Tho report
Of tho decision Of tile District Court III tho
Louisiana Lottery suit Is published in many
newspapers itl sl,cli Il WY as to lead to tho
belief tllat Us far rs It gM,s, It Is fnvornhlc to
the lottery people. Tlis IL entirely l1lcor-
rect. III the first hearing OF this case, 1t may
be remembered, tho lottery people wore only
able to avoid m adverse decision Of the
Court by beating llasty retrcat III the
question just argued, tho postnastor-Geuurnl
only put In al appearance by counsel, but
did not tlcmUr or file any answer to tho bitl
snpy s rS'f rsfs q etac te cSrt S e tsst ssst Hs s
Injunction nsketl for. Dyt tlla acslon
next before ti!e full District Dehcli,
when the Postmaster.Geleral will
make k formal anower or demurrer to tue
Tho chief mini If tho Lottery Company
seems to be tO ayDttl tho moral effect Of MI
adverse decision by the Ctsnrts.
In this connection considerable nitsnpprc-
henston exists IN regard to whit tho 1'ost-
lnaster.usnerrl Is seeking to accun!p!isli. Ills
stop letters addressed simply to II. 4, Dau-
chilly rs tho j" Lottery ABrnt.n Nur tl0ns tlo
Postinnsterle General seek to llnvn tito laws so
nlnsntlet aa to enable lin to stop private
letters to my onc. lie recommends that
not be acoqried tho PRIVILEGES Of tic mills,
md that the laSs alrea.lyin force regarding
=" fraudulent" lotteries be SO amended Us to
cover all lotteries.
, 1880-01-08


bill Mt n1l. Under tho present INV, tho agont
or nttorncy Of the owler OF n n,lnIng-elnlIn
Guild mike aiIltlaytt Of entry.
1T. Reagan inquired whether, under tho
proposed fiji, the i,rtylfcge was not given to
corporations re1nnte frpIn ,nlnfng-tltstrlcta 4,
rel out paI,,its for mineral rlainls through
agents a1ul attorneys, :, u, ,,,
toei, MI GgK'sS15 tat Gcslo At a M ill., m ~ saHe ' ot t
c1alm mid scil 1t, this bill allnws tho agent
Ut tllu purchaser II nuke affidavit Ut tie
original lucutto1l, for tlie pur,p,He nf applying
for patent Tint !s al tlIat tic bill
prnpt,ses. As tho law nnw stands,
tic tlEscoverrr Of 4 snlnn Is prnh!bfteti from
tlispoatng Of IFS cIntn, until nfter l,u has Ent
patent tor It. This bill! PROPOSES t1 ennl.!e
Him 10 dispose OF his claim before he CUTS tho
patent
Sfr. Springer supported the hill, a.ltt denied
TINT 1t nns iii the Interest of corporations.
Mr.. J}plf0rd snfd tint tllg bill simply pro-
vi!ieti tint III .n2ent 'niEltt swear to Il fact
within Ills Knowledge instead Of the prilIci-
pal being obliged To tl0 No: It was n Just net,
and IL ought to be- passed IN thu interest OF
tho lnrtl-],alltle1 AlNl llernic miners Df tho
, 1880-01-08
| a decided drawing card. People wero turned

decided drawing card. People wcro turned
AWAY last night.
james 1Ialloway traRcdian,, died Dec. 18 In
London EnK., aged co years. lie loft a widow
Forget,Me-Not Is now discovered TO be
an adaptation. .of FIencl' play, "I.a Com
tesse dc MartrtclIand."
"Drfnk," booked for Afcvlckcr's on tho
10th, has been drawing Immense houses lll
tho Now England circuit.
3fr. Lester Wallack assumed chargu, Of tho
ftl1leraI Of Count .!anMiics. who was buried
In New York last Monday.
Miss May Cro1y. who has appeared on tho
stnge Will! JGe Jefferson and Clara AluFrls,
hns retired to her homo circle.
The Uoy1ston Museum, Boston, last week
redtcell lis general price ut admission To 10
cents, and good show Is furnished, too.
Tom ". Kcene for tis performance Of Rich.
nFYl ri. nt the Boston TtlgNtrN ono hight last
week, received thirteen calls. That Is en-
tElusiasin.
nor cllcws. But the 1'roy Times declares
that he occasionally Wrestles With tic truth
and gets thrown.
Frank Mayo will be- supported during his
cnmiing tour by Edwin Varrey. Edwin Ffahk,
!,; neiiy, Miss Laura Don, aid siiss Alaiion lily
lDr.
There will 10 what is called ..,,social scs-
Sunday evening next. The audience will be
largely ,cotpposed OF professionals an1
their friends.
A 1tew theatre Is to he erected by m assn-
tccntll strcct, lMtwccn, Srcoad and Third
nyrnlicH, New York. Whit nre they gning
to .lu with ft2 Thu theatres now III t.xlstencu
In that city have nut I'LL easy tine of 1t.
, 1880-01-08
JOURNALISTIC.

Sxotai D{srateh 70 TN ChleAao 1rlauas.
Sr. Louis, MO., Jun. 7,-rhp su!0 Of tho
P0st Dls1utch, advertised to tAko piaco To-
day under mortgage held by ID, Al. CiEaill-
bcrs, proved q failure. Tho Issuance of Il
now membership III tho Western Associated
Press to Joe pulitzur, tho rrssent llntler Of
fhe paper, destroyed al! interest IN tho event,
since It rendered any Interest which ChnMl-
hers might convey practically yalueleas. Thu
sAle was therefore announced to tho gtoi,ll
0f newspaper men which assembled 1t tic
CDurt-IIulse ~ postponed fnlcflnltly.
Pulitzer created mild sensation by RtttllY
up Ii. tie crnwd, displaying l.is corltticata iii
thu Associated Press, mid .dcnounc!ng tic
attempt msdo to dispossUss him.
, 1880-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE T11UnsNY CONCERT.

THE TIIU19l}Y CONCERT.
Tho second TIursl,y concert was given last
evening ut tho Central Musir-lIul1, with Il
program moro brilliant than that which was
offered on S(ontlny evening, The performs
at,co does not Gull for very detailed notice,
nor docs II require us to cla,lge tile Impress
6iUns we layu already recorded of the vnrt-
o,ts artists Miss Tllrsby Ind three nunl-
bars, tho "Mlgnoll" Tolacca, tho "Varia-
tion" Of Procll, which are the standby Of nil
Hgilo vecalists, md tho waltz tempo from
Rtcci's "Une Folio I,omc," MI OF which
were admirably adapted to her style a,al
displayed har 1lna vocn1isln to even
better better, 81, effect @ t''an T., tho s1 numbers
iSs, &' rhs 0 periSra, SaS III 9 nleca tat sss1 erc
tllNn confirms what we Htatcd tllc1l-nnnWly:
that she t1AS gnt1lGtl in strength untl tiMfals,
md that tho girllsl. qunllty, Of ller voice,
ne,,tly a,nong other singers, Illas matt!rsd ani
grown broader, more forcth!e, nt,tl Intense.
In another why sl,a has Als, greatly lin
proved, anu tint Il III enll1lci9ti0n, while to
I'LL these qualities slle nso adtls TINT wh1cl,
effort to 10 everything honestly u,,d 10 tic
very best ut her ability, which Is not s1,clI II
common trnit among sillgers tint y should
" lasaesl over without naslcc. Ut Gnursu
shu replied with Nbt's s'ElnMrrass,ucnt," q
sainty litt!e ballad we hnye never heard
fuforc, eUMncctcd1: will, tbs difficulty
sS Il &st'HF w at5Ss' 3 swsst ss tftFy sync i.
II. Atlnnnwski, though mot u strong llayer,
nor always correct, nude II YER, ,aEreeablG
Impression. FISCHER, tl'e S,llH-pnysr, l!a!!
Konlnnca mid IMrnl.tclln Of iis ow1, Galter:
lMnn'H " CNutnbi1f, "nnA leOp,ers " pilpfffnI,,"
, 1880-01-08
EXPLANATION FRoM TIE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
rtiHTAf i Tlttt.liESEilAIa


rOST&tAaTl:ttHESEilAE~
spteEat pttpateh to tn Chicago Tribune.
WAs1T1SOToS, D. C., Jun. 7.--lnQntry ut
the Office of tho Secoil-Assis,ant-r nt-rostnlnstor-
General III reference to the criticisms mntlc
upon tho star-route lnstal service by Gen.
Dlount tliscloscs tho fact TINT tho Co,gress-
mnt was III s0nio respects grossly mIsln-
formed. Mr.. j. i, French, who, III the nb-
sencc OF Gen. Brady, IS Acting Sccortl-Assist-
-Goncral, snys tint tho tlt-
1lciency referred to M having been estimated
for In tho P0stmaster-(ioneral's annual IT,
port was a deficiency for tho ycnr elulinR
with lust June, wl,tlo tint brought to light
by Gen. Braty's letter Is tho prospective dc
fciency for the current f'scal year. Mr..
French explains 1t as foltows: The cst,nnte
for the star-routo service was PLACED Mt
$500, 900; and this s,1ln, 1t WIS supposed,
would provide for tho usual annual Increase
in the Borylcc, Averaging from 5 to per cent.
After tho estimate was lnno and sci.t to
Congress, that body, Of Its OWL yolition,
added about a,000 new routes to the number
already In existence. The Contract Oflcc
entered upon the work Of preparation fur the
new rotttes, alNl Of increasing tho old ones III
point OF speed md frequency nf service, "to
keep pace witt, the development Of THO c0lln-
ty:n. On striking 4 1alance-sllett ut tie end
It was discovered TINT 1T tic same ratio of H.
crease continued during tho yenr, II deficiency
Of $1,000 900 would ba creatcd. urlleying
that. 1t would DO wise, economy to continue
ss nensa sat $s5SlSf e of s sn eSe
from appropriations Of former years ho re-
appropriated. II CongrcSstlocs 0tuellltGsce
ii these ylews, tho seryicn eat still By per
formed with the. appropriations lln!e ut tl,D
last session, y. the WY contemplated when
tho estimates were jlAtID,
, 1880-01-08

df tho trust funds altogether, Of, violating tho
tlyatlcs by Investing tho funds In United
States l,ontls ut II lover ratc of Interest t''an
tic treutics rcauir, Alrea,ly. therc !as been
jargu iusscs Of fntlInn tr'Ist. ,furu!s from III.
vcsfnents III State bont!s. THE, Treasury. OF
thu United States hollis III trust for tllo
Indians $500, ,O00 nf Tennessee bonds, IN nno
iot, upon wl,lcl, tho interest Inns rece,,t!!y
hem rcpl.t1latctl. The attempt WIS MAIDS
Inst f,Il to have tho Government bring suit
npninst the Slate of Tennrsscn fn tho unitctl
trrost ol, t1les0 D0Mtls. Tllr Attorney Gun-
oral deci,tetl. however, TINT tho Government
lad llu sucli power.
, 1880-01-08
CLOSED QuI.


sP<eaal Wspalek "a 1As CAltdqo Tribune.
EAST SAu1NAw, Mlcll., jan. flames
Stewart Il Co.'s store waa closed under u
lovy made BY tho Sheriff to-day an.i eleven
attachments woro placed OIL tic stuck. The
flrlu did business Of saoo00o annually, and
enjoyed the confidence 0f tue business conI"
mun!ty to ali emlnent Aegroe. Tho liabilities
OF the agm are mot known. but are reported
at oyer 800 600. and friends .lssort tlat they
will bo able to tide oyer tlio atia!r, Tlln troli.
bio was, hasteneA by thu teinWrary 9hsence
Of tbs head OF tla trm. HDMo S50,00 ur
,noru paper Is held ln tue Valley, Hood pus.
, 1880-01-08
AN UNEMPLOYED APPOINTMENT.
Special D4pattb to Ths Chtfaqa Itibu,,s

-
spfetal Dtpa.eh to M Chicago 7rtbuns,
WAsnlSoroN, D. G., Jan. 7.-Vheyo Ia
aalte q local excitement over tho appoInt-
lasnt Ut panlo1 D, AInger TO ba Postulator OF
Washington IN t!,a place of Judge Edmunds,
deceased. Last night Col. burnside, OF the
tost-pfuca Department citizen Of Illinois,
mad been decided upon. and 1t is even said
'that Ills commission was Mado out but TO-
tay Alnger's mans waa sent to tho
senate: Mr. AInges Is realdcnt
Of Michigan, votes there, ami IL
the owner, 1t 10 satd, OF weekly newspaper.
lte tlas for some tine been Chief clerk to
the Third Assistant Postmastes-l General, Rl,l
ls said 70 be a very efficient officer. lIa hatl
the support Of tue MicAigan delegation and
ot Secretary Sherman. lie ,was born In
Ohlo, all WINS MI olllcer in the Presidents
regiment during ths War, and he ls salA BY
't1s iocnl uapers to bo distant connection Ut
, 1880-01-08
SENATE,

WARRINGTON. D. g., Jun, 7.-Mr, Peudleton
gave nottce Of tho following amendment to
the Genate joint resolution known ~ tue bay
ard resolution At the end Of tho resolution
, 1880-01-08
HOUSE.

i, 1sy unanimous consent, States. were called
tls n'or''lhg ~ on Monday for bills for
IT, CalIne1s tnt59ced 6l! Which wqs
provides that holders OF gold or silver bullion
my deposit the SUNG at any United Suites
nint to 9e 3 c43ned 9i,d slal rscelvY co eer
70 recclvaDlo lot CUSTOMS, taxes, anu 4Il pub
Ito dues, nild TO- be retssilable. Tho bullion
sS a Is G h9 casd ts ns nary y
treasury gold ant silver eoI1l equal to o1le-
third Of tha outatanding coil, certificates, tho
tss,'e OF coin egrsit!eates to be limited u tho
bullion rs 50 recelyet!.t l.,
strnctl1E tho ConMnlttau on Foreign Affairs
to Inquire Into tllo ,expedlency. Of abollsling
81 Enyoy8 ~. EStE1no'TiinsEy and Ministers Resi-
don't from tlle United Stated to foreign COuu-
tries Referred, -,
by Mr: Mllls-T0 request the President to
BRAZIL.
by Mr. page-To restrict tho immigration
Of the Chinese 49,, -
, 1880-01-08

to 10 kcpt by the National banks, md nil aucl,
reserves sllall bo kcpt In coI11," Ordered
printed md referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
On motion OF Mr. rent!lcton, tiia Senate
took np md considered tho bitl to authorize
the Secretary OF tho Treasury to invest the
1ns1tnf, funds held In trnst by him at4 instea!
Of 3 per cent, except wlera trentIea stlpn!ato
otherwise. After sonic discussion, tho hill
was allowed to go 0ver, subject To bir. Pom
tlloton's cnl to permit further examination
Of its provisions. .,...
Tho special orslcr, tho blu to prnvcnt cruel
ty to animals III transportation, OF suggestion
Of Mr.. Allison, was postponed Until to'mor-
row. ...
The Vlce-pscsitlont laid before the Senate
\ ,ucssneu from the President Ut tha United
States, transmitting the draft of bill sub
nlttud by the Doarl Of Commissioners Of the
District OF Columbia to provide for the ro-
ctamatto,l of tl8 marshes III the harbor MD
cities Of Washington and ucorRetown, md
fnr 0thor improvements, and recommending
its passnge. Rcierr1d.
AlRo q nessnEo from tle i.reslaent trans
communication from tho Secretary Ut tte !n-
terror concerning moneys pnltl t!1c utn ILL.,
dinll slidcr tho agreement Ut Sept. 3, lsf:1
of tic interior transmitting Il, rcppnsc to Il
Senate resolution illforlrntlu1i relative to
tho estallxllnent OF mining claims til lilo
utn Reservation.
Also communication from thn Secretary
| nf Wnr calling 1ttGnttnn to the failure uf thu
| l'ttsDrrE 4 1.nke Erlu fiaftrnntl Company to
build tllkD for thu protection Of nnyIE.tlnn
in connecton With tho bridge bull: n by them
over tho Ohio River III neglect hf the Secrts-
|*tary's requirement, md suggestlng action by
Mr. isogan Introduced n bill to establish q
Unltetl States :oart in tle lutiail M Territory y:
from tho cnlcnlar tho bill To atlow John Gnlt,
Jr., lhte Major Of tho Twenty-efEhth kcn..
tucky Volunteers. the phy n,'d ALLOWANCES of
| April. 1853, nnd IL passed. ,,,.
Mr.. Saunders offered \ resolution calling
tIle condition of tlIe Missouri River bctweetl
tii'Il tic ,laylgatoi, tl,uroof. Adopted.
Mr.. Window submitted u resolution IN
atrl'ctinE the COMMITTEES on APPROPRIATIONS
additional executive department Of tlo Gov:
| ernnlrnt, to 10 called "the Department Of
| Agriculture md Commerce" which s'lnll
etiibrace " it's Jurisdiction agriculture, tln.
licstlo ailt1 f0refgii colllnero0, lhanufNctrrest
mines md mining, pnbilc lnntls,, geoloEical
and other surveys, and railroad statistics;
ard that sai. Conusittee report ils conclu:
siops hy m olll ,r 1r to Otherwise Ordered printed
Mr.. Window announced that ho would
speak On the subject hereafter.
AFR. Davis {W. va) stated that lo Ind long
Jill covering ti.ss san,c inatter referred to IL
the Wintl0,ll resolution. It was time that the
subject. of our. material productions wis
given the attention 1t deserved. Our pro?'
cultural, manufacturing, anil shipping Inter
csts. Olr vessels used to curry Is per cent Oi
our commerce. They now carry less than z
, 1880-01-08

tim Of wllirl, Is safely secured. Afr, Stewart
Is expected homo Tomorrow, aud lnatlefs
will GG udj4stetl.
, 1880-01-08

Doucicault's son, Dion g., will probably
aooi appear as Hamlet.
Weathersby's "FrollQues" have a now
piece entitled "Oursclyes."
Tho New York Aquarium will shortly bo
converted into the Imperial Circus.
D. Il. Narkins Inns returned To New York.
he has bean starring In England.
Harry Pearson, late OF MeVioker's. Ia now
giving dramatic instruction In thia city.
Alr, Paul Nicholson Is now the business
manager Of the NY Partner combination.
Uamlin has determined to postpone tho
production Of !" La Cigale," which Has SGT
Tor this evening, "ouf Boys " having proved