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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
A Bombsholl in tho Camp.

On Thursday Senator Hanin presented to
the Senate u minority report from the Lolisi-
ana Legislature on the Kell0gg'SpOtfOrd case
from that State, which WAS ordered to be
printed in tho Record aud was referred to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections. The
document WAS perfect bOmbshell which, on
It's appearance yesterday, created much con-
sternation ON tho part OF tho Democrats, who
were not aware Of its real character when they
permitted it to pass upon the page of history.
The document is u CirCumstantial history of
the frauds and wrongs by which the present
Legislature of Louisiana enjoys the bad
cminence OF a Democratic majority. II Is
made very clear as all the material statements
are susceptible of proof that all the power now
enjoyed by the Democrats in tho Louisiana
Legislature has been secured by tho most
shameless frauds that have characterized tho
politics OF that unfortunate State IL is
clearly set forth circumstRntially that but for
tho rankest corruption and dishonesty in tho
election Of the present Legislature Of Lpaisl-
ana the majority would have been Republican,
The report says In 80 many Words
1t lsau mdisputable fact that had the recent
ballots cast thereu honestly counted, Republican
Representatives would have been returned from
the tolloWing.numed parishes &c, now msr0prG-
sentcd by democrats, 70 wit: AYOyullCs East
Baton Rouge, Hus,icr, Cudd1, Cnncoriia, DcSuto
East Feliclana West FelCiunN, Madison, More.
house, NGtchiloches, OuuChitN, PJintG COupeO
Rapides, Rod River, Saint Bernard, Nensas ana
the seventh, fourteenth and fifteenth representa-.
tive districts OF tho parish OF Orleans-thirIy moul'
bers IN all,
Ascension, Assumption, West Baton Rouge Fast
Carroll, Iberia, lberyllle, Jefferson, Ia FOur1he,
pGqupmlue, saint Charles, saint James Saint John,
saint Martin, saint Mary Tore Bonne and Tho
fourth representative district OF Oneans-in all
nineteen members.
Thus tie Republican membership IN the present
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Military sehoolmasters.

It Is said by War Department officials that
great pressure is being made upon the Depart
ment for the detail OF officers us military in.
structors ut colleges and universities Ac'
cording to existing law the number Of officers
authorized to be detailed In this capacity is
limited to thirty. The law also provides that
they can only be detailed TO universities aud
colleges having facilities to educate 150 malo
students at one time. There are bills now
pending before Congress providing that tho
number Of such detail be increased from thirty
TO fifty.
1t is understood that the General of Army
is opposed to the detail OF lieutenants and
junior officers for such purposes, and that lie
lavors the employment of retired officers rs
instructors, with the full pay OF their rank
while so engaged in lieu of retired pay.
The existing law docs not prohibit the de-
failing of retired officers, but they are not al-
lowed any additional compensation from the
Government for such service.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Goneral Grant sailed for Mexico.

HAVANA, Feb, 13.s-Geueral Grant and party
sailed this afternoon for Vera Cruz on tho
steamer City of Alexandria. Tho samo au-
thoritics who received the General on his ar
vival hero accompanied him to the steamer
md took cordial leave. General Grant ex-
presses his satisfaction with the attention he
has received from the authorities. The party
spent one day on the plantation of Las Canas,
and left there last night starting from La
Union Station at 10 o'clock on u special train.
Half an hour later the engine struck COW,
and the train went off the track, luckily with
cut serious consequences. The fireman was
wounded. The train was running on an en-
banlment ton foot high at tho time of the ac-
sidont. The passengers had to walt until 3
Jcloch for another train, and arrived in
Havana at 9 O,oloulx in tho morning, all well.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
rnl.e Nlnrm at the CIty postpnlce.

About II o'clock yesterday morning Assist
ant Postmaster TullOck rushed into the
registry branch of the City Postoilice aud
called excitedly for Mr., Harry Vanderbilt, to
whom he communicated the startling iutolli-
genco that the building was on fire. Mr.
Vundelbits excitement ran up to alovel with
that exhibited by Mr. Tullook, aud he holtod
out of the Department and into an adjoining
house. In the meantime tho widest excite
ment prevailed throughout tho build
ing, and the scene bcggars description,
When the disorder was AT its highest, Mr.
Vanderbilt returned, almost bursting with
laughter, and informed tho ruilled officials
that It was all smoke and no fire; that the
people in the adjoining hon5e, whore there
was sick gentleman, thinking that it was
rather damp to bo without Gre, had lighted
ono in the stove, tho pipe running Into the
hue Of the SeatOn House, from which the
smoke issued through an uncovered stoye'pipe
hole on the secOud floor, When the real
cause OF the fire" was known, tho chief
searChors after the flames regarded the episode
as II good joke, and had hearty laugh over it,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Ov.rhauIinr the IadIan Bureau.

Tho special committee of the Board of In
dian Commissioners, consisting of General O..
B. Fisk, William II. Lyon and A. X, Smiley,
appointed at the recent meeting of the board
in New York, nc the request of Secretary
Schurz, to make thorough investigation Of
the method of transacting business in the In
dian OAce, has commenced its work. After
tho several divisions of tho Bureau have been
examined it is the intention Of the committee
to report in detail to the Secretary of the In
terror the condition of Indian affairs generally,
and to offer any suggestions for better mnnag-
ing the Office which they may deem practca-
Bile. The finance division Of tho Bureau has
already beon examined, and found to be in
gool condition
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
liability Of Mercantile Agencies.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-Bonds were fled
to-day In this city for an appeal against the
recent decision Of the jury in the case Of
Smith & ZIegler against r, &. Dun & Co.'s
Mercantile Agency, in which verdict for
1000 was given against the agency for favor
able report on firm subsequently found to
be irresponsible. 1t Ia alleged that in all pre-.
vious cases of this nature courts of last resort
have invariably reversed the verdict of the
jury and decided in favor of the agency as to
their own liability for representations hon
estly made In the course of their business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
A New Interstate Commerce Bill.

The House Committee on Commerce yester
day agreed to tho motion to reconsider the
vote to report adversely tho Reagan Inter.
State Commerce bill. Mr.. McLanes substitute
was then rejected, and q substitute proposed
by Mr.. Henderson was then after some amend
ments adopted and ordered reported to tho
House by vote of to 9. The new bill
provides for Board Of three commissioners to
be established as Bureau of the Interior De-
partmcnt with salaries Of $1,000 each, and
travelling expenses with q secretary and an
accountant at s., 500 each, with necessary clcr-
ical assistance, &c. This Board is given II
general supervision of the railroads of the
country so far as relates to Interstate COM
merce Tho bill is long, nineteen sections,
aud defines the duties of the Board quite
mnutey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
STORM AND FLOODS IN THE WEST.
Several Lives Reported to Have Been Lost

Several Lives Reported TO Have Been Lost.
CINcINNATI Feb, ia dispatch from
Nashville Tenn, says; "a tornado struck the
CITY at II o'clock last night, accompanied by
heavy rain. Great damage was done In diff
ferent parts of the city, aud several casualties
are reported. The roofs Of Rhea's elevator
Burns block aud the Edgeheld Manufacturing
Company were blown away brick wall of
the new custOm.house fell with crash from
the third story to the cellar. The Merchants
Exchange was badly damaged. Not loss than
n fteon dwellings aud twenty business houses
were partially destroyed, At lilo o'clock tho
wind was blowing forty miles an hour Mon
were blown down in the street, A man on u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Emhezzlinr Bnnh PresIdent ConyIotod.

New ORLEAs, Feb. 13.-The case of the
Btate vs. Edward S. Palmer, who was indicted
On November IL, charged with having as
president of the Louisiana Savings Bank and
6afe Deposit Company embezzled OH tho 29th
of June, 1879, the sum of $47,437 belonging to
or deposited in said bank, came up on Wednes.
day for trial in the Superior Criminal court
and was given to the jury tonight. A verdict
of guilty was returned, and Palmor remanded
for Sentence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
POLIIICIE.

Hon. E. ID. Wnshburne Not Candidate.
CHICAGO Feb. l3.-fion. L. B. Washburne
authorizes the IntcrOcean to announce that he
8 not, and under no circumstances will be, u
candidate for the Presidency. Also, that the
friend who wrote that he was candidate for
Sovernor of Illinois WAS more jealous than
wise
Solid for Grant.
TROY, n. Y, Feb. 13-Thc Republican dele.
,ntes to the State Convention, chosen to-day,
no solid for Grant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
A Mother Suing for Her Children.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Fob. 13.-Mrs. Henry 9.
Benson, of Louisville, KY, arrived here yes
terday, and through her attorneys obtained
writ Of habeas corpus and served 1t on Henry
G. Benson to produce their two children,
which be abducted from Louisville recently.
A hearing in tho case will be had next Tues.
day, the childron in the meantime being
given in charge of tho mother by direction of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
COMPLIMENTARY Dinner.

General Garfield and Mr.. Randall Gibbon,
Senators-clect and members Of tho Com mmittce
of Ways and Means, will bo rendered dinner
this evening at Wormley's.by by the other men,
bers of the committee. Hon, Fernando Wood,
chairman, will preside.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Fatal Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 13.-The Elqur'S Wash.
ington, Pa, special says: "An engine on the
Pittsburg Southern railroad, between here and
Pitsburg, jumped the track at Espy's last
night. An embankment had been washed
away by heavy rain. Engineer Harper was
fatally scaldod.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Printers, strife in st. Pnnl.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 13.-rhe compositors on both
of tie morning papers of this city struck to-
day for thirty-seven and a-half cents per 1000
ems. The present price paid is thirty-three
and one ethrd cents. Tho proprietors refuse
TO accede to the demand, and the papers are
working tonight with limited force of tenn
nOrarY emnlOYeS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14

CINCINNATI. Feb. 13.--An Enquirer special
from Homecoming, Maryland says all the coal
miners, numbering 10000, in the Cumberland
coal region have given notice to all operators
that after February 90 they will not dig coal for
less than sixty.fve cents per ton, and unless
their demands arc complied with they will re-
fnsn To work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14

GENERAL GORDON TO MIR. STEPHENS,
WAsuINGToE, Feb. :, 1850,
DEAR SIR: hope You will receive this letter In
tho spirit which prompts me TO write IT, deeply
regret that allowed myself, under any extremity
of proyuCatuu. 10 use toward Won The harsh and
angry words uttered In the controversy Yesterday
before the Census subcommittee; but II had been
reported 10 me that for some time past YOU had
done me grave injustice in private conversations,
and ] had sent 10 You mutual friend 10 correct
the wholly erroneous impression under which you
seemed 10 be lHbOnng, Therefore, when YOU
repeated these same insinuHtons rcro!e sub
committee OF my associates in the Senate L. OF
course, felt the wrong Still more keenly. Then,
when YOU added 10 this the statement that YOU
had heard that favored eN-MHIshall Smythe for
the Office Of Supervisor In the First census district
Of Georgia, IN the uce of the fact that had just Il
moment before, In Gnswtrtl d question from the
committee, stated that had urged the appoint.
mont of both Mr. Albert Howell aud of our mutual
friend, Colonel Mark johnson; ani falling with
both these had done all could TO secure the up-
pOiutmGnt of Sir. Grllln, who Is also Il Democrat
say, when in the presence of these facts you re
pcUtcd to the committee that you had been told
appointment | felt Il sense Of wrong and Of
outrage which compelled me TO ask Nou for
the mime Ol your informant The charge by
your inl4rmer was so raise, 50 malicious
so directly IN conflict with what | had FIRST
stated To the committee, aud therefore so incon-
sistent with my character for truth, polluca and
personal integrity, absolutely without foundation
Or oven the shadow of an excuse, tnUt upon your
refusal TO give ne the name your Informant, my
guOge which, IN view OF your age and our long Cs-
mblishcd friendship, deeply regret. ollude to
the words that 81 would hold you responsible for
tho i0lschooi until You dlyulged the name of the
truduccL" OfcGursc meant by this only that /
would consider that You were responsible lOr the
false charge unless yuu would give mo the author.
These words repeat, dccplyrcgre,; ana although
still suffering under sense Of the wrong you hive
done me and slill repeating the utter iulschood Ot
your iulomgI's statement, I wish TO recall The
words which sGcmud 10 imply That | regarded yul
as responsible for the lahCluod, Very respectfully
yours j, B GuEuDN,
MR., STEPHENS TO GENERAL GORDON.
Mr. stephens acknowledges the receipt Of Gen.
ulNl Garduus letter of the 1th instant II WIS
huuded ~ him lntO sunday evening, the slh. 10y a
special messenger, aud Nit stephens has had mo
Tine to give II that attention which il de
serves until last night ana this morning, lie
wishes to say nov that he duly appreciates tho
motives hy which he is assured il was
Inc tone, feeling aud excitement in it
quite apparent throughout-he receives 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
Tho cabinet Meeting Yestcrdny.

At the meeting of the Cabinet yesterday
there was general discussion regarding the
character of the 81 per cent, reiunding bill
agreed upon by the Ways ana Means Commit.
tee. The only apprehension felt was an to
whether the bonds would sell at par Some Of
tho mombors, however, Thought that the credit
of the country was so well established as to
insure ready sale Of 81 per cent, bond.
The question of OBTAINING certain letters
from Belgium addressed 10 one Collins, in
Brooklyn, aud supposed to contain money
fraudulently obtained from nm old naval
officer in that country, which WIS recently ro.
ierrcd to the Department Of Justice, was de.
Cided during the Cabinet session. Tho Attor.
ucy General said there was no law empower
ing the Government TO withhold letters from
the persons TO whom addressed, aud that they
must be delivered 10 such persons upon de.
mlud.
4 communication was laid before the Cabi.
net from parties in New England requesting
that Government vessel he sent IN search Of
two whaling vessels from New London re-
ported frozen in the ice somewhere in the
Northwest, with view TO roseuiug the crews
No action was taken upon the application,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14

Providence, II. l., Feb. 13.-The House of
Representatives to-day passed a bill prohibit.
ing pigeon shooting for sport OF as test Of
marksmanship.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
BY TELEGRAPH AND CABLE.
Tales Brought by the Wires from
all Quarters.
A Strike of 10000 Coal Minors Threatened
New Orleans Bank President Con-
victed - Grants Departure from
cuba for Mexico - Another
sand.Lot Demonstration
Serious Floods, sc,

Death OF Mrs. william NJ. Tweed.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 13.-A dispatch from Paris
announces tho death of Mrs. William M.
Tweed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
rhe Seed of a Nnrlonal prison.

William p. Fiero, Assistant United States At
torncy at New York. appeared before the
House Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds yesterday and advocated the passage
of the bill now pending before Congress pro
vidng for the erection Of d National prison
for criminals convicted Of any oiltuscs against
the United States, aud unior the present laws
imprisoned ia iUils and peuitontiuries Of the
States and Territories. lie advocated the
schcme proposed In the bin ON the ground of
economy NJ well as "A regard for the sanitary
aud moral condition Of the prisoners, aud
urged the Importance of u strict classification
of prisoners, which could only ho obtained
through the establishment utu Federal prison,
lie hold that the practice of assooiatnE mon
Of previous good reputation, who have been,
perhaps, betrayed into the commission OF
crime unwarily, with habitual criminals, is
not only impolitta in practice, but exceedingly
detrimental 10 the vital interests Of society,
Thurnburgh's Fight with the utos.
Captain j. = Payne, Fifth United States
cavalry, appeared before tho House Committee
Oh Indians AidiIs yesterday and gave Il very
interesting account OF tho fight between
ThOmburgh's command and the Indians at
Milk River, also OF tho interview between
rhouburgh and Jack aud others of his tribe
lust previous To the fight, corresponding in
all its details with his official report mUdC 90
General sherman Mt the timo, His testimony
was cOrrohuratiye of that already Uliuitod from
several witnesses, 10 tho chCcr that the Indians
were rcstive under the tsuciod restraint OF
Agent MeckeE and That their attack upon the
troops was undoubtedly promeditated aud not
the result Of accident Or Misunderstanding
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-14
THE HIRTH MURDER TRIAL.
Witnesses Who Substantiate John
sons Statement.

The Man who was Asked the Timo by bed
ford-The Man who Talked with the
Accused Noar tho Scene OF the
Tragedy Threats Made by
nueenan-What Captain
Levy Heard, &C., Sc.
, 1880-02-11

IT, Few l..rk EEtx,n..s Z E,.s 1,ns
WILL no dnmbt t,nve lnany excel1unt results; but
thare is ono IN parteu11r which viii rhnIltagc
inliacalIate Intention ans admiration. Mr. Salu
distinguished Senutnr Of tho limited BtRtis, the
solution Ut Prtblen tsl'lt hRs long deftpd tha
es.nnbinsa ~. curiosity and sasaslty q mankind.
S: sa rasss 1 5t 5 PsfR s tx ~ Tssn .
Wo havS saili that tlstinsaishcd senator hna
hand IN this ausplcinns Frsilt; but the saying
should he Anshtiosl 80 " to t~asuy tho faGt that
outnpishod thl9''igh the agr.lcy OF a. friend OF
bis. p"rse OF t!zzlln9 Ks'll1,s, Who eiuos.s for
th9 pfS%sn!'i5 % 5 to 1e known i ~ Pr9f: Fl, MellYsh.
sncrot by leetusu tho wh0lt Lrxt Of which v III
tooE. Va 'earn. bc !a,d h.,tare . uc!,ahtsa world
s as:oa :o ss EEfa es St ysry ss ssSn9 ssa Gs
a,co Of ulysterits 1'ne h,!* rent the veil nf the
Semitic lsla 4rd turned Ea!snas Ei.ctEio Light
has dec!pharrs! tue. ftosctM Inscription. and
t'ere alnt much lu 1t. Time naa ft'yeAlcd tho
e9t!se Of tho banshlnent Of ovht. and M ~ pt.hcss
a. r. Stewart. Time has replaceh tlio lost rose
ct tho Sphinx, and alE he. cs'nu'.a,1l.;,s, M nayu
psia @ FL. ss'f iat, Il aiss aaa s"nica's ths ~.
thfr of Tue 'I.ot,crn u Juuus dsA'ant caro- tiss
cents for l1lnr and detrs tfs stst persistent re-
wr,te those lstltrsY Was l! fir Philip Franc,s9
WaS 4 Ean,',aa ilurAsf' W.. 4 LS;a sv. oerfv
Wilkes i@outll-( npuh Jniti WllkesI Wal il
DR.. lphnnon7 WINS il Tom raino when he' wns
y,Iny 3anr Who wrote tGmt' ,v M Immortal Mortal ed;
nsn,II. and Echo n,la~srs IN adur,siyely equity.
information On tbs sub|ceL"
Nnw it hnppunea that two hosom friends
Mh"M M sas for ths so sYsss nnsr
tho tw6 rmlncnt ntstonails who arc known ~
thv linlto IN 3faseharh ~ "sam" mud "InIn .
--hnd i!alaal with 4wa md al1iAxem1nt to Pr.fl
sIclIKhkosh'a hrilllnnt dissertation. They we1V
50 1nncA exci1td by II that thoy w0,'t out at III
tHrvAlA to "aee u 1Inn''; t., whstn M tluut they
communicated thuts xratlticatton, Later III tho
evsuiug they e.n.illur,l !" pay visits of si1niar
proceeding had accnn.!lntcd in substantial DIR
gree. Those xttarbt1 triei!.is "foolned" To-
Eether; and, having uaIn thor way tu their
Eotoi sotnuwhnt luis, they retfrad, afu'r many
mutual Expressions nf r!nlear.nent tn thelF hct1s
up thi1Hty, and strutehct forth Ills nund for tho
Is. w*tef pitcher, lio thon txxa,ne aware that
"hihso" waA In 4 paroxysln VI bitter tours
"WoEs tho matter7' aHcotionately inquired
, 1880-02-11

f.9Htsr4it EsotFttY-Jdurnft. ...
In nne Of tho Western States r gnse was tried
and Mt its Termination the Jndre ChnrXrsl the
Jury and they Fet!red for consultation. Hour
atter huur passed and no verdict wns brought
IN. The Judges dtnner hoi,r arrived. and he
bec9snc hungry md impatient Upun inquiry
he learned that one ubstinate ilirytnnn WIS
holding out nRilinst eleven. Tint he could mt
stand an1 hc ordered tho twelve ner to be
brought before h1n. tfc tnld thOm TINT In bis
clinrYo to them he had n, pnnIy stntctl The cnse
and the Inv that tho vcrtifot o,4ht to l,e unnnI.
ilous. mil tho nan who pcrmitted bis Iniiri'luRl
opinion tn weigh nRa!nst the Judgment Of
cleven mcu of wisdom was uns't and diAIuAlI.
He'd ever again 10 net In tho capacity Of jury
man. At thu cnd of this excited hara,iKuo q IT.
tla BQuenky vo[co cnmo from one Of thu JURY
inc to say word!" Per1ntaslnil being given, he
atlcd; "May It pleas1. your Honor, ! am tie
only inAn OIL your stdc,''
, 1880-02-11
THE WAUONMAKERS.

.t - ,y.nu V,o~ f,s,s nxa..,1
AZ ~, "nvao :" ,1s'.., s'". v."t'e'
Inc sasona' , ",-""a,u'"ctule1s Asso-
ciatton 0f the UMttetl States met yesterday
morning II, tho cint,-room Of the Palmer
!onse' .ot .o a ,rosont ~ rI ra,t IT, .e - a' III
of tfaae anu ZIG p'ese"t Faph 'lse vi Alt
materials which enter intn TIC construction
nf wagons, md to establish n price on MI
uooi1s manufactured which shall be uniform
tnrt.,.,.,",,t t,,,, .n,rtry ar,l oaya i,v,r.,
N'inaRsl""s si'o ,..s". , a r.. ~ .',e
proIst hna 1AsF flitc1cSt upon tsie cAP'tal IN
vested. Among those represented were the
Studebaker Ut0ticrB' Manufacturing COtl-
nnnv. So,ith 1.putt, Ind: FIsh trothnrs
:. - Stua,,uit a,vI, Z, m ti,cir,
~ w., M.Mmel, '~"'o 1,," :" No.' A"r,ns' ~,
WIS: inc nl9lDi'rn HaRon eh'hpahy, lo'-
Ml0, o.; A.A. Cooper, Dubuque, Ia.; Kansas
Wuenn Manufacturing Company, I4ruyen-
,.ortl, Kos Auafin. Tnmftnson <. 1Vphatcr
NJnnnfnci,,r,nr t,nmpuny. ,Inrkson. Mich. T:
Webster Wneon Company Mountlsyille, W.
yn.. Mn1fua Wnrou Co,ppnt,y. Moline. TIL: !:
,v,.';,a.... r. 1y,rtrt,,,-o sfnr,fc..,,r;,,,
illeNcs!e1 1tEfs y n 9
EEon!paHy MhIiiHwa'e'f f,s,n J.. IL; ?an3ln
Fnnd tlu Lac, WIS.,; StAr Wngn!! Company.
Cedar Rapids, ln.: Orchard City Wagon
I1n''TW!'sH'N IN: y y NfamIt % stomgiIt'a. t #is: ~
ft"r,,tiIartl sn,,ti, i}pnI Ind, ruruM,ll 4.
Siuii"''s Siuia.. ,,",'o., i,"" * Totar snttfnr mi
chfG; !tab!tlE0h NnHu!i eo'IlHny, N1nclh'
HAIL; TIC Wln0na isnsHlhLu wagon GblIl-
phny, WInOna. hItn11.; ". T. Kpgera, QliltI-
cy; W)nlnm Nrn hnti n; WchDer' Ghlcngo; ;
hiDnroe Manufacturing company, monroe,
VIA. ,, ,. .,,,,.. ..,,
, 1880-02-11

fore goinH 10 bed arc tho hest rreycn.lyes OF
alerpIrsness: and VIC know several whp ART
trtnihlcl that wny TINT ,tse them. II properly
o,liln IL Il most deIicnte vegetable. 70 every
Huart Ut nntous Il quart Of cold water, with half
r tablespoonful of suit. Boil nut too inst 70!
two hours. Drain In cntnIlder thoroughly md
allow to Hut cultl. Nuke II sauce with d table.
aENDmflt Of butter. the s1t1le Ut oftr, aud one
huff pint Of milk; RIB butter mud flour perfectly
t1gestcr, with pinch Of black pepper. uU!i
milk, which po,lr over Hour artl butter, mud
stir al tho TING to keep smooth. Put onions In
satice mud let them hrt.t until tic satne bolls.
Ought to bD served rather dry.