, 1880-10-23

leeenl-hnunscsl region OF tho Amicaloln h,e
tidlnKs must have bctr bnrne, that the party
OF tho hatel North will still assert It's right
TO acc to 1t TINT those who ttoat nlnnE tho
translucent wnyes Ut the 'roccoa shall hot bo
Whisky" '' '''''' '''' '0'' '"''
Ex-c0NGKEssMAN,r PHILLIPS,
was here ti,e. .otlier day. Mr. Thtilirs ts now
ungqaEett IN hls law-praeticc, whicl, Is of such
Ut the timo; but lu lynn nnt1I,,slast Iii liter
ary pursuits, nt,d In the historical branches
Ot polttics. lle Is n, old.tinc Journalist, and
was well known In tho Knl,sas- Nebraska
respondent Of tho New York T'rib,tnc Among
the U0rtlpr-lsutlln,ts, l1u tells inc Tint cyei,
now lIc finds tlnle for, two o.. three hours OF
daily work at llt9rntnre. Ycnrs before he
ratlon Of n work TO bn entitled "Eariy
Alnerfcn." Ills studies mid researches upuii
that subject were Interrupted by lis political
!nh0ts III washington. There ire illtluutl few
s1i1 a;a r weF9 Sonress Sgs exaitg % Il ns t1t "f
tlistress; but tic Congressman who attGlltts
to the business of his, district. who nank,:a
hlnself tho clnittl-ARealt alld orrnn.toy Of alf
MY n II MSS'stMsf NJ tnn H. wtt VIA ,x S' rs
eyes upon reelection. hna mistress more
Jealous tl,nr blind .tustiea with her scales
can be; Dnt Mr. Phillips did not, dur
nE Eo his The coasffssHna ssst1n faeSs; se 'ssS eSf
Gus. and forgotten, works npon curly
American history. lie II now the owner Of
probably the best collection of Anerlcatia
TINT exists, and !!n ia constantly making MI
history that lsns ever bccn wtttten in. this
country, and he Inns most Of tho histories ct
towns nntl coun!fes, very niahr 0l whtcl,
were long since nut Of print. Il will prob
ahly y,,,Ix. lG year or two before Ills work Is
ry-roynt,rssuAy unnry.
Of Lonfsnna, ts one Of the many. ex-Cnn-
gresssnen WHO tayu abandoned politics for
mining. Iio Is now ~, fa,I Eastern trip, ntak-
!ng arranKet',ents FOR more extended opera
tlons III tho Gunlits1n district. liz snys TINT,
WlIlle TIC Colorado ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have Injured to snMio extent tho moro sub
stantlal ilssllrg.yeln mlling OF tho Gnnnfson
Country, tho Inter district will gnon co1.t-
done, T., rs , the railraaA y : fcW weeks wlll
capitalists, with "bo!le!i shirts" anu tsil
hats, cah rlde comfortably III, Pullman cars
to the district, nav accessible only BY
or In n jumper. Ex-Congressmam Orr, OF
Iowa, Is lss0clatch with Ntorcy; nlll Boston
capllAfisty ',rG ,soon to ko largo invest
,ne1lts in tic Silycrton district
STEAMBOATS,.
"steamboatctraynltng this year, said III
snpctor-t'enernf Dunl0nt, tll0 other tlny,
wtllstandng tho outcry nbulst tho disasters
IN tho Sound. TITO list of casualties this sum-
1ncr hns beer. less than it was last yrir,-tho
number Of dcaths from accidents bY trnvel
Having been lS5, ns aGnInst 1877 for the sums
puriod Inst year" Tho lnspector-Gcneral
steamboat -trayeltng II tho present Steamboat
lnws could DO amended so rs to gvo tho
TREASURY inspecting officials moro al,thority
over local DISTRICT S,lpcrintgndcnts. At
present tile General Superintendent nt Wash
nt're thnn recording clork.. lie cnt,not
direct nil Investigation into the causes Ut Nh
accident in aly district until after tic Dis
trlct Inspector, hns made q preliminary liz
proposed to- recommend to Congress next
winter SONIC Important changes In tho Stgniis-
Doat-1nspectio,l law, with view to provide
greater security for life and property.
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