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, 1880-04-23
WASHINGTON.
The Cause Of Legislative OBJ
struction Removed in
the House.
Democrats at Last Receding from
Their Stand Against
Fair Doaline,
And Consenting to d Debate on
the Little Deficiency
Bill.
The Army Appropriations Passed
by the Senate Without
Amendment,
Formal Presentation Of Thomas leffer-
sons Desk to Both Houses
Of Congress.
A Most Surprising Spcccll Printed
| In tho "Itccortl by
Leave,
Consisting Of an Epic Poem Gov.
ering More than Fifteen
Pages.
NeW York Interests Laboring to RoYlse
Long.Stanltng Immigra.
tlon laWs.
Mrs. Custer Protests Against MoDonald'a
Proposed Second Statue Of the
General.
NeT York Interests Lahorlng TO Ro7lse
Long.Stnnltng Imnlgra.
tIon Laws.
Mrs. Custer Protests Against MoDonalda
Proposed Second Statue Of the
General.
HOUSE WORK.

LIZ " o4e4At
TIE NAvAL AND DEFICIENCY D1IIG.
6ptetat Dt+pateA to 1hs Chicago Tribune
WAsft1r1roE, D. G.. April @..-Tho prucccsl-
ings Of tho House aftcr tho ceremonies attend
Ing tho presentation Of the Jefferson desk wore
quito significant. In tho two or threo hours
TINT remntnol Of tho dny session tho Naval Ap-
propriahou bill WIS passed, several measures
considered and II Democratic surrender madc
with respect to tho Little Deficiency bit1. The
proceedings illustrate how much eau bo
accomplished IT tho members of both
sides aro determined to utilize tho
tlmc, md how foolish any attempts Of tho
Democratic party arc to stille i1ebate.
The Naval blu WIS passed without any con-
sidcrable objection, and with scarcely any do
batc. Some amendments of considerable inter
est to tho navy werc made. Among thcM wero
provisions giving tho Secretary Of tho Navy lls-
crotion to substitute dcsiccnted tomatoes, In
part, for potatocs In tho rnuons. Tho facility
with which this bill was passed ras calod to tho
attention Of tho House BY Qcn. Hawloy, of Goa
necttuut, mc.nbcr OF tho Appropriations Conf
mittco. who praised tho oourtcay of Mr. Atkins.
who had cttarge Of tho bill. and rcgrottod. a.
citizen of tho Unitod states,
THE DEADLOCK
Of tho rnst few days. But, Notwithstanding tho
invitations mado by tho Republicans to bring mp
tho Lltt1o Deficiency bill, It WIS declined ut this
tiMo.
Mr, unrrts, Of virginta, cndoavovcd to hnvo
nnssct blu to feltcyc tho political disabilities
Of Lieut.. Gait, who resigned bis position OF
Surgeon In tho United States Nnvy to cntcr tho
Confectionery, but Mr, Congcr Objected.
Tho House refused to concur In tho PROPOSE
ton Of tho Senate to increaso tho ltotn of tho
EprtiAcutton Appropriation bill from f@-.s5, 600 to
100000 for tho Improvement Of rtlc guns. and
An ut uI,succcssfui s I oiiort was rnadc by Mr.
, 1880-04-23
DROPPED INTO POETRY.
pKI.gGATE uoWNRy'H EptO FOEN.

HpFt1aI U4FpdIth 70 1Hs EHse4R4 1T40EH1V
WASHINGTON, d. G., April @s.@rho Congress
s,,saI Isec0r. this morning furnishes An tllustru
tion Of stupidity aud Ut outrageous wastofulncss
II tho expenditure OF Government naoncy be-
yo1,d which 1t IL not possihlD for Congrossnon or
tho Government to ~. Tho first flrteen pages
OF tho Record arp tllIod with IN epo poem, With
tho following introductory tito;
"Cupyrfght 1880, by Stephen ". Iaowney. All
rights reserved. Argument ut tho Hon. bfophen
w.l,nw.,ey. o. WyonnE Territory, n n The @ llotsso
"Mr. uownuy sal: Mr.. Spuaker, on tho 18th
Any of April, !sso. inltoiucs! tho following
which proposes to appropriate $d0O 100 to CON-
mosnot4te, IN suitable paintings IN the walls Of
tho National Capitol. tic birth, death, aad sesur:
tho bill has boon published IN nearly every
newspaper IN the country.] Mr., Ilowney thei,
tho hVnor To oIer the following; argument, en-
, 1880-04-23
THE EXODUS.
rT..nu wlFtaN f1ft TN WRr&a


wAsluNa1oa, II. G., April @sa-The scnRte
Exodus Committee resumed tho examination Ut
witnesses to-day. lIofAt|o huly, coaorod
man, whn until recently was resident Of
uurlcson County, Toxas, tcsttod thnt hc Ind
etnlgrAtod TO klltlsas aevGrn1 tuonths since. lilo
su.d tho sclsons for tho backa lcavtn9 Texaa
wero to ho found in tho luck Of educational
facilities fur thoir children, und obnoxious laws
on tho statuto- books Of tho 6tatv prpludlcfal to
the righta of coiored men. Iaa cotnplalncl 0f
tho seytrity Ut tho poslaltlss for minor
otfenscs in his section, und criticised tho pro'
waiting System OF hiring out county oonvtots.
lilo s4Id cuIpr1ta who aEc convlctotl OF miHoF
odcnacs before county criminal courts ara
hired out 10 planters
At MEAE NOMINAL PRICES.
lie knew Of ono Instance, ap c1treaa caeo.
wheee colored woman found guilty OF potit
larceny and fined $50 and costs was hitcd out 70
planter for QUO quarter Of cent day. huby
, 1880-04-23
DUNDEE pAlRyMEN.

Sp7ttd9 UHpdFeH 10 7HR I7s1et4Fo 1stVHHss =
DUNDEE, H., April ei.-Tho dnirymon Of th.s
noiEhborhool hold another meotlug ut Hufltf
Itall to-slay, but did ltt!o Buvc to partiaily undt
whit was dono by thotn week ago. President
Edwards, OF tho Duhleo Mutual Protective
Dnisytucn's Association, presided. Tho Canvass
lug Committees reported considerable stoccss
tuwnA having signed unanimously. It WHa
agreed, partially to mako tho pro9 more neAtly
uniform with that asktM by tho El8ln dairXMea
cot,lousin8 faetury, to demand Of Chicago milk-
tne 90 sets rer can Of eight gl!9nss s',s oE n mt'S
cuiits during July and August, sud 81 during
Heptpmhur Al.d October.
, 1880-04-23


sp<tlat Dtspateh 10 Th4 Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21.-hfr. Cox'e bill
to rcguante immigration VIVA brought tip ut tue
night Bessior. THO Till II designed 10 meet tho
recent Suprcme Court decision, which is thnt
immigration to tho p'rts Of tho States shall
hereafter 10 subject to tho lnws Of tho United
StItcs It practically ntiflulH tho Od lHH', which
allowed vessel owncrs 10 oharyc hend-1noney ut
tho rs,to of from $l.50 to <s.1o. This law gov
crncd Now York from 1877 tn 1870. This fund
WINS employed tn keep Cnsllu Gnrden. anu
o.i1or places used for like purposes, In
rcpar, und to provide for immigrants on thoir
tirnt Arriyul. Tho ycsset-owner. III turn, was
required to give bond In tho sum Of 800 TO the
StAto for each imnifgrnnt to indemnify tho State
ngainst tho charge Of maintaining them for itvo
years. The Suprymo Ctturt decision Of 1876 de-
cinrcd tho Inv requiring tho bond u11cnllatitu.
tiunnl. The present hill Provides TINT, to meet
liabilities Of the Statc formerly covered by Tho
head money, tho United st,tcs shall contribute
out Of tho Troasury each year tho sum OF e@So,-
600, to 10
ArPL1HD 1EsTEAn 0r
tho l,cal- money exhtted under tho old inv 10
tho maintenance Of Immigrants utter thoE arr.
vnl. Messrs- Cox md Morton tpoko In favor OF
tho bill, and Mr. Chtten,lcn and Rlcc, OF Aasaa'
u!,nsetts against it. hr. Morton sud that since
ls76 tho State Of New York Ind pail out tds0oM
for tho nlniutcnRnco Of immigrants. Mr.. Chit
tcnlpn thought the old System WIS nmple. lie
thought that tho proposed hin voahf hamper
immigration by Imposing narrow restrictions.
besides opening tho doors to posi-
bio frauda upon tho Treasury. Mr.
Rico anil tito bill WIS a job 1t, tho
interest OF private pnrttcs In tho City OF NOW
York. particularly tho immiErnnts' boarding.
houses. Tho sum nskcd for cnch ycar. which
would saon 1s mere h"r ysaF Sa ss, + .ho o
prptect t,ututYr1Itita; II Ia nat tn protect tho
bortiors Of tic stato ,agnnst tho intraalonn q Of
ytsa yss. % e. npp pasitat sta to e. sa son' nt s. United
yato individulls,"
| NIL coNuE,s OPPOSED
| tho till, Tic cited Port Huron, which no1t to
immigrants. Yet the stata Of ,MichiKnn hnti
sassa se # ., oF &c S1%
tho POOR of othor iands. "ieiacos ha,l hesn built
satsyins ns hnnsy an 'fsna na~ ss sp e shi @
In horo 70 continue in oifcct this syatcm Of rob.
Hero MI GonseyT was inena intsrnted nj; ~
h rne F'faiHfsa Siif, E s'%a sss;
Il ots ,o s,,t e sor sG cy s 10
hidden to land. III THO Oil World they are
doomed to font hackwar.l n,ld forwnrd II PIT; p
Po4 an nffGrs eo !sasen ot to 81 $ow The bi s
Thought, WAS infamoua mud lalllltnnn.
Il New 10 Sst xosf Sss ssfsaa 5 sat Ts
lIeen built III New York With hcad-inoncy. anf
ciai'enYcd Mr: Gonger o naIno o1,e Th's b b
Piled Tint no would confront tho xuntlclnnn VIII
d report OF tho Commissioners OF Immigration
Ut New York. nm p.or sroxr
In favor or nj, amendment which prohibits I'M
immigration of tnoru thRn fifteen persons q
ono tiino who IN future GMnSt pseo1ns n9.nr da
tcut tn tho Clerks t9Yk nH cxtrTCt 1rnn n Ibttt
, 1880-04-23
THE RECORD.

WARRINGTON, D. G.. April .e.-Mr. Hnldwfn III
trotlrccd bill authorizing tho construction OF
bridge across tho Detroit lttver. Referred.
Nr Morrill, submitted II resolution fnstructiug
the Committee on Printing 10 take such measures
aa st1all oxctl,la from the permanent CoH6rrs-
ffonal Rteori what pnEport8 to he tue copy |
rtyhtetl argument Ut tho Territorial DccAate."
which nprcaes In tho Iecnr1i to-day, but wis
not, In fnct, eyor delivered In tho House.
Mir, salisbury thought tho 1iottao, haVlnK
authorized the poem to ho printed. tho Scnato
could mt In courtesy Interfere.
Mr. Morrit sud tho scnats would haso to bear
part Of tho reputation, good or bud. OF author.
tz!ng this production. -..-.-.-,.-.
Mr.. IInul1in said tho COMMITTED on Printing
wna u joint committee, and noth!pg would 10
tlo,lo without consulting tho ffouso. ilo hoped
thia aifnfr would result III tho future exclusion
Of speeches and othor productions not aotual!y
delivered III Congress. .......
Mr., morrill, said TINT slnco otroring his rcsolu-
tton he la.l learned thAt tho House was consiti-
crInx tho lnattor. lilo, thoruforc, Withdrew tue
resolution. 80. ....
Mr.. lIurrls presented n petition Of tho German
Society Of Now York praying for protection to
| ou,tgrnnts. Hoferreea. --..
Str. Ma1uy. fsom the Conatnitteo on Post" oIl'ccs
ond Post -1toas, reported, with amendments, tho
pust- Route bill. LaId on tho tablo, to bo called
"6b 6n II, n.ution of Mr. voorhccs, tho bill introduced
Ckcrnkco Na.ius,, to MIC III tho Court Of Clnttns
fnr dnfnaxcs - him hy tho soizury u nis Gfols
BY teo fcynao % a1fSrs W tr @ Mns "koa "p
Tho lA1l wis rurlacc.i on tle cAlenaar: % ~ t,,.
NJ Salisbury Eayo notice tnnt "s ~ soon = ~ dna
bill Ia 'llsposetl Ut no VII! oa'l up tao No''ss'
In m,.t!oi, Of Mr. Salisbury tue resolutions 70.
1 tnS so ee Sm 70 tse sat
nq,x hH1 iSyy y Ksl1Gssl Dta;s s sna ss;f issf u
tf1vtku hmm Ill
, 1880-04-23
NOTES AND NEWS.

HEN. nftf CoMr1tDM1sEa TIE RAYMOND CASE.
Special Dtsraseh to tn Chicago Tribune.
WAsIIIsdros, D. c., April ....-Ilen. Etill'a
attorney Inns visited Mrs. 1.0ckwood. counsel for
Jessie itaytnonsl, md offered money cons!dera-
tim nnd tho payment of costs to settle tho 1end-
ing reduction suit ngnEnst Mr. 9IlIl. Mrs. Lock-
wotxl did not .dcem tho amount rendered as
sufficient, mid made counter proposition, which
1Itlfs tnwycr Is considering. Tho probability is
that tho cnae will be settled After Hits IT.
pcnted tlcclnrnftons that this hflRfr wns cori-
Bplracy, mud ILLS thrcnts to have tho woman flay-
lnontl md others indicted, this effort to COM
promise Is regarded as a complete surrender OF
bis position.
T1tx TOBACCO plLtr
Representative Cabcll. Of Virginia, appeared
before tho Ways and Means Committee this
rat,rrlng and advocated nnother amendment to
tho Ttbncco bill. It WIS agrecd to- ard MIR.
Carltsto will Incorporate tho subject IN bis re-
port. Tho new provision simply rccttcs thnt tho
number OF fnctory may bo changed whenever
It nppcnrs satisfactory to tho Collector nf tho
District, and Is approved Dy tho Commissioner of
1utcrnn! 1tcyon,ic. 1t makes It possible for Il
manufacturer 10 chnnHo bis location md firm
nn1nc, and still prsscrvo tho satno factory nuta-
bcr. .
TIlH MIRsIsstrT'f.
Representative Frt,st will ao0n Introduce
resolution providing for n standing committee
On Ml89lsslPpl lstFeE improvements eAo Nosa-
n,lttce to huyo tho sntne powers as tho Appro"
prtntons Committee With roforonce to rcconl-
meudiuK appropriations for tho subject over
which It hls jlirlallctlon. Representative Frost
hns received resolutions from tho ct. Louis
Merchants E1chatEo recommending tho ndnI,-
ton Of tho reservoir plan for meeting tho diff
ciltics Of tho dry rcason on tho Upper Miasls-
B1plh.
KELrOca-srnproitp.
Tomorrow Senator Salisbury will gut up tho
Kellogg Srotrorsl resolution, and EGnatnr ntt
Hill is expected TO spenk ut length. In tho
House tho dcbnse tnny tako n wide range.
sILvEtt PURCHASE.
10 the trtstera Assoetatta F7tss.
WASHINGTON. u. C., April c2.-Tho Tronsury
Department hnH purchaRe4l 1G3, ,00 ounces nf ilne
silver for philadelphia and New Orleans mitits.
LOUISVILLE 4 PORTLAND CANAL
Tho scnntc Committee on Commerce. to-day
hnd under consideration the flotso i,1ll Mn!Gn
pr1,ylcR for nt!ishnR MI tolls nsl tho I6uLsvtllo
i portand CMnnl from md nf!or tie ist of ne3t
Gully agreed to report tho I'LL fayorably.
| CONFIRMED.
Csnsus Anpcrylsor FIfth District of Ohio. r,
1,ott,nastcrs-c; n. Koyes. sana''fky, iiy g.; III
e., nq s wo}tH M'n rlnil"s' o.; Ila'' b. hanso'' Al
oe, iatjaa en Asixseens-wil,an sise II. nerry. Colorado
for Los Iinoe. Agency: Col. J. @. Tiffany. NOW
York; Sun Cnrlos Agency. -
REJECTED.
| d. Sticknoy rs United statea Attorney for ths
Northern District Ut Fl1rltla.
| rATESr COMMISSIONER.
Tho preslcnt tt,-day nosuin9teh Edgar n
Marble OF Michigan, ttl tso Commissioner u rat
vnt,la. to 10 Assistant Attorncy.Gcnoral vc'
Marble.
, 1880-04-23

sptetal Dtspdteh to 1hs Chtsaro Tribune.
WAslliAu4on, y. G., April ca.-AftoF tho pres.
cntation Of tho Jefferson desk to-day tho scnnto
considered tho Army Appropriation bill md
passed It exactly ns 1t oalHo from tho House.
Amendments woro offered by Senators Kirk
wood md Edmunls To tho second section, which
virtually prohibits tho uso Of United States
trpopa or police forco to keep tho peace Mt tho
polls At uvcry election hold within any Btato.
but thoy wcro successfully voted down by tho
minority. Senator Blaine endoavored to
oder an amendment making 1t unlawful
pol,s, IIo sn!d TINT II 1t WIS
uniawful for United Btates Soldiers to curry
ar1ns at the polls for tho preservation Of or1or,
It should not b. lawful for armed mobs to SUR
round those polls and lnti1uldato votcrs. A
point Of nrstpE WIS. howoyur, saisod on tho
amendment, aud it was not entertained. splr-
jtud rctuntks wcro mad0 On tho different ament-
ments by Senators natno, Edmunds. Conkllng.
and Ktrkwood but tho Democratic aonators did
NOT suy word; they maintained tholr policy OF
etloncc. 4 side rc1nark froln Senator Eaton WIS
ali thnt was hcurd on tho Democratic side u tho
Sennto Chamber.
T1In nHBATx.
II .A4 Jyt.terrs As.oetated F'ftss.
wAs11lxoros. u. 9. April ia tho H%anato. %
4hp morning hour having expired. sno Scnhto
rsume ta9 sons!ae.asoa n Of e" tso @ saJ thas
whlla the ARMY bill, H It CAME ff1,n tA0 itousu,
ilIi nat uxaoty meet tho vloWa OF. pertAt5, tho
i,.oinrity nf tfo Hutnto Entumittoo On ApPsopEt+
aios hoy bud deedea MT 70 pfSnsnsS1 pSs, ", ss,y
siun viz far ndyAncod, and but onG urp1nprta.
ton bIl had boen passed. tho Committee aia i!ot
Wish to takn my unIon ltkoly to delay tao fttss
reading wa interrupted by a 1nsssaGo from the
President Informing the s1nat that the aoiFs ni o.
| United States tho desk on which tue ueolasauot
| Of Indepondanco Was signed.
The presdont aiso laia H. oet2re too ant
, 1880-04-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YoNK, April z.-Arr!ved. Horder. from
Halnburx; Aniuriquc, from lIavse: ucc!a, from
Liverpool; stato Ut Pennsylvania, from 0las-
gov; Arruyon, from nrastol. ....
QuHENsr}wH, April s:::s,-AH1vcd, Dritish En-"
plrv, trOul Philadelphia. :.
i.nNDON, April &:.-Tho steamers Hooper aud
rursiuu, frt,u Iltstou, Atrlato, Bristol, iIolYa-
t'a, aud CanAda, froW New York, hAvo arrtvod
out
, 1880-04-23
LIFE ASSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
1870 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ASSETS, 'ss7, $685. ,s4l.7s
SURPLUS, 7,6t5s sAo7.76
ACTUAL RESULTS OF ATOM.
TINE POLICY.

POLICY No. 43, ,se3.
ON TIE LrEx or r-@
OF Farmtneton, Conn.
Foley flssued May 3, slonm q
4nnsf' 4ota1 pFemn%s 1t sk
Sc ssss $SS : Sa3'5$ 'S;Siss
rs;ses Il jssa; e. Rsass e ass II ;as
= g as goisy iii II 6 fsr s9s
thS ES1y , III finally ntafo on tho payment OK
LARGE NUMBERS OF pol
'1clEs WILL THUS BE SET.
tiled DURING THE YEAR,
SHOWING CASH RETURNS
or FROM 100 TO lis PER
GENT OF PREMIUMS PAID.
4 THIS RESULT CANNOT BE
ATTAINED BY MEANS OF
ANY OTHER KIND or INSuR-
'.ANcE.
EVERY POLICY CONTAINS
IA CLAUSE MAKING THE
SAME lNCoNTEsTARLE AF-
TER THREE YEARS.
NEW BUSINESS OF THE
p! SOCIETY FOR 1879,
6,602, sd.
Agents Wanted. Apply to o!thor
%, p. CuRnAN, 10a ponrbosn-st, ". y. CIsA1NH
Manager. ChfcaR1,fiI. MnnncNr
, 1880-04-23

-ycns, "a: mrs, IL. ,..-..
Ali tho votes referred towcro party votos.
JErFERsON's DESK.
ruB PRESENTATION CEREMONIES.
Hpsetal Dtspdteh to IN Chtea9o 1ttbanes
WASHINGTON, D. G., April css.-Thcro wns n
cerutuony which wilt become historical In two
Houses OF Congress to-day In connection With /
tho presentation Of tho desk upon which Thomas |
Jefferson wrote tho Decfaration Of 1ndcpcnd.
cuco. Tho Coolidge hp1n. Of Boston, n wealthy |
fnlnly, found In th0tr inheritance tho writing |
tfcak tlpou which Jefferson wrpto tho ncc!nrn- |
ton Of Independence. Tho Kcnulncness Of tho |
desk is attestci By ungucatlonnblo proof. Tho |
t,oity, who cano OF 4 patriotic family, Thought
II was hitting that this historic desk should bo
tho property Of tho Nation, and that It
should be plnccd side BY siao With
tho originnl manuscript Of tho Declaration,
which IL now lodged In tho State Department,
and Of whose history II forms part. Accortl-
ingly, suEgcatlon wns 1nnde to 1tobcrt G. VIM
throp, an eminent citizen Of Massachusetts, for
,ncrly Speaker Of tho National House OF Rcprp-
sentutives, who proposed tho means by which
tho vi &hcs of tho family wero to- dny executed.
Tho dcak, which is n mcdium. szotl, old-stylo
mahogany writing. case, wAs sent to tho House.
accompanied BY II message from tho President
md tcttor from Mr. Winthrop irving lts hts-
tory md tondoriug It on behalf Of tho ownors to
0Qs
or and to assure the ownership Of this historic
trcnsuro TINT
TltE CEREMONIAL WAs HAD
in both Houses OF Congress. The motion that
tho gttt DO accepted was frado in tho House by
Mr.. Crapo, Of Massachusetts, and In tho Senate
BIZ DIr. Dawes. The motion that tho gift be ac-
cepted was seconded In tho ffouse by Randolph
Tucker, Of VIrgtnln- and in tho scnato BY sona-
tor Johnstoi,, Of that stnto. It wna worthy Of
mt In +x,aHtt1ff0n Tt0fnar.t Tint n
Nntlon should accept thla gift. Attention was
called u tho fact In tho Senate that 1t was
tho United stAtcs n,ld not tho Mutton
that WIS 10 receive It. 30 strongly
does tho Southern mind still n1herc to tho
ancient Aoctrine Or stG.tS-sovereagaty that No.
s Jet,erso'l. III 4 i!onr6on ;c,iator md i ioatI,on
lsepn:sei.tatlyo - Congress n,uht protest thnt
confederation Of states. However, tho desk Is
accepted. Is 1nslged In tho safo Of tho Stnte Dc-
pnrtinent, aid tho tltR1.a to which tho 1lolrton
sift q, bohnlf nf tho citzct,s Of MASSACHUSETTS,
inl<lo an cxtromely graceful speech. lIc thought
THE FIT IRRr1H0-r1AcE
fol tho desk wns with the Nntton'a choicest
treasures: TINT It Tas moro eloquent and moro
suEyestlvo thnn any stntue q 6ronze or marble
ncoeptinK' II tho United States would honor
"as as stast Tho ,ss6 nsss e r Gar E1
Iol!o snfc Is joincl tho s?lomn promise that wo
herstaEo @ % wh,c haa co,a n Is Us throsH % t.io yaor
| ot Warrington and tho wisdom Of JuGcFsor. md
that wo will faithfully transmit, un!liM1ncd and
! nn9rok9n, thoir richest lcsnc'cs' Llocrsy and
MI: Tuckor, who ia ono Of tho ablcst md most
gS inR tho mSoton on On beha'f of tho sot, mac IN
| of Jefferson. anil tho policy Of tho Declaration
, 1880-04-23
CQIIQEa,

NEw YonK, April .e..-Tho Err',tna fust specla
from cohocs says: Tho management Of IIar.
rnony Mills nntl the striking operatives have
settled thotr differences and work will he re.
sumcd to-tuorrow. Tho striko has continued
throo weeks md two days. In wages 100000
sliits, l,SO1 In number, brought ngnlnst HrrMon,
Mills for tho recovery at two wccks' wngcs. re-
tnlncd On account at mo notice" nj hc dis
continued. tho payment Of wages due being
11st9
, 1880-04-23

Special DEspateh to 1ns Chicago Tttt.Hs+ -
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April e2.-Tho bof1cr-
makers employed By H. Davis nro OFT dctcr-
mined strike far m advance of wagcs. They
huve boon cutting sa*::5 ror day, and csk for Is
cents mora Thore IL n prospect Of a general
strike n,nong tho b0!lertnnkora. Tho Onvis
, 1880-04-23

COOK COUNTY
4! Per CT. Bonds.

Tho undersigned will receive
subscriptions for tho above Bonds
until April 2G Mt 1O2, and there"
after until further notice ut 1O9H.
CuA8. I1ENNUrlN,
100 Wnshington.st.
EDWARD L.. BREWbTER,
l0t WAst1lnHt0il.st.
GERHARD FOREMAN,
lU1 WnshtnRtOn-st.
r. g. UAEYEJt h CO.,
81 Wnah!ugton-nt.
IRA 1IOLMEY. -
h1 Wesh!nRtun-At
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22

ouired by law. I have deemed II proper
that the taxpayers and citizens should be
informed Of the condition Of the town and
its financial standing ct the present time.
The finances of the town are In . healthy
condition, considering the dullness Of BUSH
meas the past year. The revenue from the
different branches Of business has consid-
erably decreased. and were IL not for tho
curtailment OF the running expenses OF
the town in the beginning OF the year. and
the s~trictest economy on the part OF the
Town Trustees, the town debt would have
been increased instead Of lessened.
The water works and everything con-
pected with them 10 in excellent condi-
ton. The hydrants and mains have been
kept in the best working order.
The streets arc all In good repair. and
have been kept 30 with very little expense
10 the town. The sewers are all In good
order, Az tho cost Of new sewers and re-
pairs on old Ones 10 always very heavy, the
Board have not done any work upon such
only where there was extreme necessity.
The officers Of the town have been faith
ful and energetic In the discharge OF their
duties. The police force. though small,
has done much In keeping Oh that element
which u 90 much annoyance to every
community. Dangerous and Suspicious
characters have bad but little opportunity
70 prowl around In our midst. and our
people have much reason to Be thankful
thai their interests are 90 we'll guarded BY
such an efficient police force.
The Fire Companies. to whom 10 in
trusted the safety Of u property from
| are, deserve some notice at this time :
Their activity and efficiency ct all times
when their services were needed has been
In keeping with their past record. and /
| might safely say that no volunteer fire
| department on the coast can surpsss ours
for promptness and activity.
In conclusion, I will state that I sin.
| cerely thank the members OF the Board.
one and all, for the very able manner In
which they have at all times assisted me
In the management OF town Affairs. That
unity and good will which has existed
among them. together with . strong desire
to serve the beat interests Of the town. has
made my position a. President OF the
Board most agreeable. An . new Board OF
Trustees will 500 commence their labors,
I feel IL my duty to call their attention to
the economy which has been practiced by
the retiring Board Of Trustees, - the
prospects, are that the revenues from tafs-
bic property. owing TO the extreme dull
ness Of the times will be much less b
they have been the last year. Very respect.
fully. L. T.. Fox.
President OF the Board Of Trustees OF
the Town Of Gold Hill.