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Invaluable for Railroad NJ en-

II suffered for more than year with indi.
gestion, and during the last six months ! WAS
very bilious, occasionally having a dumb
chill, followed by fevers, which pro'trated
me. / took Simmons Liver Regulator, and
for several months have been as stout and
hearty as any man could desire to be. am
thoroughly satisfied that it is all 1t is recon-
mended to be for indigestion and bilious
complaints, for mine was certainly a stubborn
case Ihave heard many of my friends speak
of it, and they all agree that it possesses all
the virtues you claim for it.
A. Ii. HIGHTowER,
Conductor NJ. & w. railroad.
"Your valuable medicine has entirely cured
me of the most distressed case of dyspepsia
@, er saw. / am never without il on my engine
as it always relieves me of any distressed
feeling after eating. 1t Is the best family
medicine in the world, and | never let it get
out of my home. In its praise you may add
to this. }. II. MALLEIT,
Engineer G. r. R., Savannah, Ga"
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EoR SALE CHEAp-Frama uilding on
Il Elm street, opposite marble yard In
quire of Middleton Bros.
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RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE

GULLY % PER CENT. of the human race are
i victims to partial or complete impotency,
This startling assertion will be fully corrobo
rated by every intelligent physician. The
discretions or excuses. Some of the common
symptoms iro loss of yigor, spermatorrhna,
pain In TIM JACK, disposition to avoid society,
languOr, gloomy forebodings, mental distress,
nervous4f{Jility and leucOrrhra I'm females)
debilitatibk dreams sc Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warming the child of
this great evil. secret habits are the result of
ignorance. The medical profession has been
these things. as the demand for increased &C.
commodatlons at the insane asylums amply
attest. ..,
There is a well-knOwn principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the agency of the nervous sys"
/ tenn. If the nerve power In any organ 10 weak
| ened, then that organ is.weak. There Is arem-
edy In the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half a century. DR.. Ricord's
Vital Restorative has been scruti aized and In
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine In Paris,
as an infal able Specific for the above, contalns
no phosphorous, canthsrides or ether poison;
Ia purely Vegetable producing no reaction,
anu Is permanent In effect; ia II sugar-ooated
pill and can be had Of Levasser u Co 10 bic
ne Richelieu, Paris, (Francel, or of DR.. 8
Brown Sigesmond, sole agent for the U. g.,
Sisger Building, st. Louis, Mo-; box of l0i
pil's, 49, box of 400, slO, sent by mail upon re,
oeipt of price,
CERTIFICATE
PARr, July Is, lS73-l0 Rue d" In Paix.-A
MIR. II. H., fifty years ole, nau oeen a widowed
twenty five years nervous temperament; har.
suffered for thirt, years with spermatorrhGa
and for ten years with nervous debility aud
EN- Ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
came to me and / advised him to try Ri.
cords Vital Restorative. After tour months
| - - u h.,t NA1 lad
continuing its use, and IN nine months he was
restored 10 full health aud vigor-got married,
| and has two line chil,'ren.
! Out of 3i9 patients TT ated Ga were cured
| within 30 day s, 10 in Nix weeks, $50 between
| two and three months, between five and six
months, In nine months.
DIR. NJ PERIGORD,
Meei he de la Hospital Charity
Sold by Wholesale and Retail D~ug.
| gists generally marc
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TO EXCHANGE,
BOARDING,
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A Devnnshire COW and calf. ii
l. W Keller, East Ross avenue.
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TW ENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

\ Office = Advertisements NAV be handed
into our business oiliGe up tn p. m >,
and Into the composing room m to u. IN,
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NOR RENI--A hUuseo i Iuur rooms with
IL porch, s.e.corner Of Jackson and Houston
streets Good water abundant Apply 10 II
jefferson st., pet~e-n Elm and Pacific avenue.
nor RENT GIL Elm street. now occupied by
L Calm N Bro, ; possession given May Sth.
1t is ~ feet wide l5O feet long and well furnished
for dry goods store. Apply Jno. Browning,
1867 Elm st. apll5
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Nor SALE-The Tom Field home property
II 80. Main street; ground fronts loo feet on
Main and extends back 2l0 leet to Commerce
str ct. Call early and yet bargain. Apply to
Jones 4 Murphy, Real Estate Agents, us Main
strppt
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OCULIST.

Analyzed by Prof. C. + Chandler Chemi st
and Assayer of the school of Mines, Columbia
College, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

UvANTED-FOur bell-boys, at Grand
w Windsor hotel
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-South front rooms, furnished or
~ mtanished, at Washington Hotel.
dor RENT-One house recently occupied by
A. the Rev. Mr. Hamilton, corner Akard and
Jacksun; s rooms; = stories Also house of 4
rooms on Ray, between jackson and Commerce
sts., Apply to 4. j. Putty, SO, cor. Akard and
jackson
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street.
NOR SALE AT u sacrifice, house, costing
L 9O0to build, for S650, and will make present
of the ground and cisterni location pleasant and
title sound Apply to Spencer, at Fendrich s
Tobacco Store, cor, Main and Lamar SITS, 49,.
NOR SALE Stocks for sale-S0 Shares Dallas
l. City Wafer stock and 20 Shares Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association Stock. Ad-
dress Offers, Lock Box l0i, Dallas, Texas.
NOR sALE-That handsome lot, 7Oxl3O feet,
4 bounded by Patterson, Oleander and San
Jacinto streets, and Cottage, on same. Time
given for art purchase money II desired: APP
PLY ON premises or TOD W. Walden at Ullman
Il Co.'s.
GIUk SALE - Elegant Residence for sale -
Il One of the most desirable, commodious
AMI comfortable In Dallas or vicinity. In
quire at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
mercirl flee. InnSltf
NOR SALE-Frame re-idence; six rooms;
IL double hall; well finished, stable,
carriage house, eervands house, &C about
two ores ofground; young orchard; splendid
water and good neighborhood. Ross avenue,
one block rom str ct ra lroid and near It's ter
rninus. ii. W, Keller.
apl.lStf
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DIR T.. Y. p1ERCE ~-TEHf 'Ni,--MN
family have used your Fayorltc Prcscr'p'
ltuu aud has done AL that Is claimed for II,
It i, the best OF all preparations for women
com,lain,s rcromrad il 10 M families,
G. :. WAIEEM.N, Druggist.
IuEoRs The following Is list Of the
Jurors for tie September term OF the Cir
cuu Count, which commences ia this city,
ON the ,hird Monday aNd 20,A Gay Of Sep
TENDER
William Wrnner, Jr, Adam A. Black,
Geo W. RhodcrjeN, Leonard II Howard
George j. Cramcr, Josiah Ncckcr, john
Norglr, Samuel GIi>ym, Daniel j. llouck,
Newton J Whip, JohnJ Sahm, David o.
Thomas, Nicholas 7, Mailer, Henry /.
Smith, John J Hyatt, II Clay FN''on,
NichoIns Baker, Xaloc Windsor, john ",
Br5sm%. Milton Burkc, Joshua AhaIt Ca.
vim l.. lIinca, Aaron Ciary, VIVA koons,
Edward koontH, John {. Weller, Henry
Maxwell, Charles r. Mullen, Jos u, ciS
Peter llokc, Horace Zimmerman, Henry
Rrpp, Charles W. lIallcr, GrcenhcrY
'""'''"''e "'''' y N,,''' ,,,,,,.
'hN'lcS IT, N"'''''''' ...'',, ''.''',',
f. H"'ih"h' I'"' ''S w. " ''''''''',' '''''N
H. '''''>oh' ''','''' ~ ',''s'
i@'"'''' "'"' -
N'a'I'' '"s'ln '''"'' '''''"' 49, ''''''N'
,t,urrrI SLiiupr - .ryClIITr.
A0""'o = ''''' '''''' = '' .''''''''''
PrN.MAR EXCURSION On Tuesday OF
las, week, the NJ +. Sunday School &C
companicd the Frederick School on an cx'
culsion to Pen Mar. The heavy rains ol
the night previous deferred many from
going, vet wi,hal one hundred and seven,
V seven tickets were sold at this point
The day was very happily spent nolWlti
Standing the heavy shower OF ram 'nA' o''
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81 ''..'..t .......r.. ,...
n,H ~ i"' '..''
ol,n. ,ur lo.t..u.w ""sr,~'n'.' ''>.'" .'.'..
rc,,,,J Tl.,t C ltrp b;ic@n8 81 '".-
.r..; ,.uun,v, ana an Others, ,r,."a'y '' IT,
,,nci;nn ut Garfield and Arthur, m"r' ~
, nr;nnrv meeting, a, their usual places "a
nnr,in~ in Tie various di"tllcls OF the cnN''
" ot the hours below ramcd, nn'c%5 ",n'l
wise ordered w. ihc m"W5rrS 81 lho ''''
i,Tal Committed in the Giail,ct"h S"'0'""'
the ,Jth of AuguSt 1859, for th' p"';,''r "
selecting delegates to assemble III N'''''
ny,tl,iuH in Frederick ritV' on S"'',' Wv ~,
the 9Sth day Of August, 1850, to Se'etI ~
',uotcs to Ytpr;sent Frederick county !,
den, ,ossionnl NUnrcntinn 10 Mccs ~ va
q Cong 2I day otSep!en"tf' looV' >, "
land on Inc 'idaic ~ h%,rSS' 'i' = ~,
nominate CAM '"pub'caH %:l,''' Ion n
members OF Il nc" Il, 'nty shA'i oc sc'''
m''tcc tnl FrcuercN co., .;
G" n ~ s,'" pIn.'a'1 ~, 'i ,nr f''''
r,c,.tinrs have L,cn designated.
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LOG HOUSE

in good condition, good Stable. Wood
house and other necessary buildings. A
well If water in the yard with pump, and
a large Mumbcr Of Fruit Trees of various
kinds and cMoicr fruit. Also, on the same
day and place, | will sell the Personal
Property Of sand Deceased Consisting of
One Bcd~tcad and Bedding, One Small Ten
Plate Stove and Pipe, One Trunk and One
Silver WWch.
~" Term, Of Sale of Real Property
One half Cash on The day of Sale or ratiil-
cation thereof hv the Court, and the bal
nncc in one year with interest from the
day OF >nlc, the purchaser or purchasers
giving his. her or their notes with security
To- be approved lv the executor, and upon
the pavmcnt of the whole purchase money,
ii good and sufficient deed Will be given.
Purchaser to be at the expense OF convey
ancing.
-" Terms Of Personal Property, Cash.
FREDERICK WHITE
July Is st. Executor.
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I UBLTCE ALL
10y virtue Of he last will ano loS'a'
DmcuL Of
Frederick Rider.

late of Frederick County, Deceased. !h6'
undersigned Executor, will sell at TubHc
Sale At the premises, on
SATURDAY AUG. 14Tll, AT p. NJ.
All that tract Of land situated in Eylcrs
Valley, late the residence otsaid Deceased,
containing 9! Acres of Land, more or less,
about 5 Acres of which Is under cu'tiva.
ton, the balance being we'll set with
thrifty Timber Fhc improvements con-
,ist Cf a
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1omI Ntculs.
The moon WaNG.S.
Sonnilsrous ni,ghts.

Days scnsihly shorter.
The wheat Weld will he better in this
nc;~hbuylood than was first thought.
Rev. J. y. Freed preached sermon on
the subject of Local Option on Sunday.
More than four hundred excursion tick
cts have been sold at this point during
this season, thus far.
Owing to q somewhat hurric' reading
of proofs last week, several very yexations
errors appeared in that issue,
Twenty five car loads Of cxcnrsionists
from Hanover and l.i'tlestown passed here
ON r lestay bound for Pcn-mar.
superintendent Hit, Adams Express
Company was in town last week looking
after the interests of his company
About IS persons from this place joined
,he Frederick Sabbath school excursion to
Pen mar on Wednesday of this week.
RETURNED We arc glad TO welcome
lmck to our town Mrs Dodge and Mrs.
Roop, who returned on Monday last.
Dose cabbage worms with line water.
7, w,l, settle the worms and 90 - harm to
She c,hboye. So SAYS an exchange.
July 97, 1880,
1rs, received; a Full and Complete Line
Of Boots and shoes for tail trade at
mly21.9t, tGoTs.
,,,, ,,r,horc ,,sc ., it Was
,.a, ,..,9 D;l hrn. Inv hard boiled
' :-.nr locality away from Liberty? -
vs. -
cra.or, va. ,,,c)o,.1 ,,ou, %
j., .,,;,o, Mai, c,rcc, If Mr. lien
r 49,, ,,,,,. ,.roir,pncJ the line
:,a.,.n,o, ,,,c sn,nr ni his lot.
"l' .ooo,, ,.,.,ao ,,,,,.
'"S' ''',.''" - an,,;,r wa, :,
,o,.o,,,a TRY IT
,,,,.o, -,oo Jouy 2our's
,,o., .or.r =,
n o"S' Va "''' ">,' ''',. ,,,,,o,s c,;.n
INC poo, ,'''>' ,,, :: .,,u lo ronr,.t
s"''''''"'s .. l,,,,,
''"s' "'
,..,, ~ r,is c,onty and then
'A.. ., '' :, 1.,,,r.,,n E,o,yij,c. Bur.
,.'''.,:,.'an, n.,. Nrc,arl-yuN,y n.}iv
A''''''''>
H"' o.,
hN''HNhp '"'N. '''''' ,n', ,n =.
,,,,,;, -,,.,i,.s IN on,. town. left Tor
,h.;r h,mr in Baltimore city on Moni"I
g..
'"" NJ, -
ROASTING tar' Ah, NN M W. '""'' VII
atm. c,h. br,,rr and salt both elbows "n
,, ,.a,,o,r.r;,. 1,i. l,ljnr down
''' '"''' '.''''' . '''. ,,,,r ,.,,r,,,,,r
letw"'h your '''' "'''' WV
1u,,oa; ,scuc, tscur
Owing TO ii h""'''' '"'l" Vase
leader OF "ui h""''' VIII ~ '','',
|cssi from '"r'"'r |'"'''' ''''
Thi. ia uo''f'"n"'"' H. ~ n''
them man!n y an" icaN> VIC "''''' '''''''''''
@Iy.
DAMAGrs. head "i ca'''' "'N'
'n'o a. ''' ~ W. -, IAN ,.,l,.;
m 'hc W 49," i''''' ,.,.
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day last constituted memorial, p"li'hll,
argument and pcr> uasion, to our voters ON
August Bird Disgust with the present con.
duion Of matters ott"n il Il sufficient cause
10 induce ntn 50 take step in tie dark,
in the belief that the change can BE no
worse, and may hc better
A delegation of the Grand Army of the
Potomac from Pennsylvania arrived in
this city on Tuesday morning, over the
Pennsylvania Railroad, en- route for An
,ietam. They took the train over tho bal.
timorc and Ohio Railroad and returned
home through REORGANIZATION.
EQUESTRIAN On Tuesday evening sew.
en- couples vaultrd upon fiery chargers and
treated themselves to pleasant moonlight
horseback ride hence to GraccEam, thence
to Emmit'Shuvg, wlercc home. Such
scenes have come to hc Of very unusual &C.
currcncc and we would lc pleased 10 be-
licyc that these health-giring and pleasure
BE exercises were about 10, be adopted by
our younger folk.
Reports from all sections Of the State as
given in our exchanges. show that the
storm on Monday night Of last week was
general and Of unNlua! severity, much
damage being Go"e by the y1,nmr of Wa
ter tIat fell by the wind BAIL and lightning
Cur immediate locality WAS very n.n"h
1
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p,,, was ,,o,n in the i'roNI'c" ",.''"''..
in Germany, Jan. - '"i ana 'i''' . 10y
,sso mood So years, > months y ~ Gays
The funeral service Of The above wa ''"
,,ortrl at Union Nclhc! near 9'''''"sH II.
nv Elder Samuel SpUrrier. MIS- ' ""'
come from Germany about tn" year 1o'''
and was three months ncroSS''a WV ~ w.
being very near fhjpYrcckc' ~ va y, -,
''i'''' '''''''' ''''' was w. Ger.
tiers in the beautiful litti. valley b. "a
mantown that lies west Of Blue RIGS
summit She had been for several years
very much afflicted but bore her affection
with great christian fortitude after wonder.
inc why God did no: take her home. She
was respected hy all that Enc" her. Al
though her ago Was pat at So yc rs She
claimed to &c 81.
A small child, aged aTo)lt . years and
son of )0se,h Mnscr while playing with a
hntclc. cut AVID mashed the bone in his
front finger on the right hand, 50 that it
had to be taken off, Dr. Vim. +. LucNc't
rcn,1r~rl tho anrricnl ri
v.,,.h,r lorsr lr,ouniur 10 II, r
lIayhaugh WAS gorcl by Il ball on last Sat
,r,.r no,,ino =. fine horse was Passing
,,,,,,,,.,, .,nr1 o,,c ,np hrl| ran II him
ana ,tluck ,hs horse iclii~d the front
.,.,r,l,,,,;,7, ,;e harm mol;nr an omen
,,,, ,l.o, ,,, .,,,n} ~, his hand m with
WA, ,,rr,, ,,,, sra, attention The
,o,,,. ,,,o,. ,.,,cr V,cr
VIOLATION ON F''h Ia" 70" '''" ~.
LECTION OF '"".--'"'''i''"''''S ''''' '''"
mad" q. NC Ei"I'''"'' OF '"c "'' ''' '"'
Better protection q i'rh III '"' "''''9 %
Ti'dri''N a@1 '"f'"I countess II "'
pears THAT parties nave I''N "N''na Nl'"
SENS IN o""h.c iirc 'i''N ana III we N'''
no'@rH III violation % '""l'''' 1'' "a ''''
acts O! i'N'. we nave "''" ''V"'S'''' ~
publish 'hr III" i"f 'or i';"'''''"" VI ''"'
ANA I" can 'Ii@o 'h'''" "' "''H'S"" anu
cone'A'drN' !" '"''r ''"I''i'''' '''' vac I''
ties 50 "t'c"u'o@ '""N ne 't""-"' 70 l"S'i''
and mace :" pay 'I'' prhHi'F '"' 'h' STUNT
We annex ia" In"' "''''' IS a. '''io"S'
NitATi LN }:''
Az ACr for the " ilGr nIO'tttlln OIL Uoll Ill
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Iev virtue of the power and authority
} contained in Il mortgage from Mar
rafct KnrrHorl Jacob knon'f, bearing
date Aprl 81, 1870, and recorded among
the mortgage records of Frederick county
IN Ljbcr + & No 3, fo!ios 5l2, &c, th'
assignee Of said mortgage
will SCH at the public square i'll Mechanics
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t.r:,i.e!,am ilrni9.

A CARRIER PIGEON. Miss Grace Coy
lc., who is visiting Miss Mary u. Elder At
"!!a,py Retreat on Friday evening one
wscl ago. received from her brother in
Baltimore carrier pigeon. IN Ht'''hhY
mornin" each # the above ladies prepared
MESSAGE which tie" wrapped nTr'nd 'h"'
legs of the aerial messenger. The message
was sent on that morning to 'hc more
greatly surprise them at ln'rc The brd
was set at liberty by e. y. Davidson, pre-
aiscly at 7 o'clock, who says that after ma
King " few circles rs it rose 1t s,artcC III n
direct line for Baltimore. Mr.. Colder
writes his sister that he first noticed it at
NHolock lNt thinks the bird had arrived
ha,f an hour before he noticed it, deliver
ing its message in one and Il half hours.
NICE ass ,rtmcut of New Prints just
opened at
Gro II Jon NsoN's.
julNea d.
RELIES FrSn. -~I'ht iIry s b Sthairr.
pastor of the Reformed congregation at
Mi!ton. Pa, preached in the Reformed
chl.ch in this place last Sunday morning,
ANA afterwards made an appeal FOR assist
ancc in the erection ola new church al
Milton, to take the place oflhc one destroy.
Ell by the recent disastrous fire iii that
place. The congregation RESPONDED with
a contribution Of 80. CO. Mr.. sctai"r in
formed Us tia, he received %I95 from tie
Frederick congregation Sunday week,
and stated that on behalf OF his suffering
pccp,c he desired to cypress sincere and
heartfelt, gratitude fox these contributors
- H.y:,trr
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The Chinese as Soldiers.

OFconsiderable strength numerically,
the Chinese army has at pres
ent but little fighting value. The Chi
nese soldier is naturally brave, and the
men recruited in the northern districts
of the Empire are full of vigor and en-
ergy; but the troops are practically to-
tally uninstructed in military duties.
That this should be the case is probably
mainly owing to the inferiority of the
Chinese officers. "They are," SAYS q
French writer, "below all criticism:''
and that they are so must be ascribed
to the low esteem in which the pro-
fession of arms is held in China. fou
would not, runs a Chinese saving. s.take
good iron to make into nails, and Won
would not take man worth ANYTHING
at all to make into a soldier" A man
need not be in any way educated to OBJ
tain commission; but, on the other
hand, he must be an athlete. Carving
and throwing heavy weights, the use Of
the sword and shooting with the bow.
both on foot and on horseback. are the
subjects in which man desirous of oh.
tanning q commission is examined.
Under these circumstances, it is no
wonder that the Chinese officer is az a
rule utterly ignorant of military art:
while his men. knowing that he is as
ignorant rs themselves, have but little
respect for him.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

JUNE Senate-Mr. Morgan submitted
a concurrent resolution that the President or
the Senate is not invested by the Constitution
of the United States with the right to count
President of the United States. He asked
present consideration. but Mr.. Ingalls, OBJ.
jected, and the resolution went over The
House bill grant granting pension TO Della Benner,
try, passed. Benner became famous for he
roisM during the yellow fever epidemic.)
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia. called up his re-
port on the condition of accounts in the
Treasury Department and spoke in reference
thereto, Messrs. Dawes and ingalls, replying
and Mr. White closing the debate in support
nounced that there was on his table a mes
sage from the President. On motion of Mr..
Garland it was laid upon the table to be pre-
sented for consideration to morrow. .........
HOuse-An attempt was made to suspend the
rules and pass the Carlisle Sugar bill, but Op-
ponentS Of the bill refused to vote, thus leav.
discussion Mr.. Conger R.. Mich.) declared it
was devised to protect foreign and DESTROY
American labor: Mr.: Frye Or, Me- excitedly
ment az one which did not contain a word of
truth. Mr. Conger declared such Il remark
scandalous and unworthy it's author, and for
the time there was great deal of excitement
among the Republican members. The ap-
preparation bills were all disposed of ut an
early hour and sent to the President. The
amount appropriated blythe Sundry Civil bill
JUNE 16.-SenGte- number of appoint
ments were confirmed in executive session.
When the doors were reopeneG, Mr.. Anthony
called attention to the fact that the Presidents
message had not been read. He said it was q
discourtesy to the President and called for the
yeas and nays upon a motion by Mr.. Harris
to take up the regular business. TIE
motion was carried by nearly party vote,
and three or four bills passed. Mr.. Conkling
moved to take up the bill fixing the duty on
h-r mol wi vl-aa tn
debate Mr.. Garland moved to take up the
Presidents message. Mr.. Conkling said he
had tried to have the message read last
night and now insisted on the regn.
lar order So the Presidents message
remained upon the table unread.
Rouse-With the exception of passing a couple
of unimpOrtant private bills no legislation
was accomplished, although many members
struggled persistently to secure recognition
from the Speaker in order to get their favor
tie measures before the House. Promptly at
the hour of noon the Speaker declared the
second session of the Forty sixth Congress
adjourned without day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-06-25

ward Of the bridge, plunging into state.
room occupied by three young ladies, neither
of whom was injured. Two apartments Of
the Anchorfa filed with water, and the pas
sengers were transferred to the Queen and
brought back 70 New York.
HAltLAN was badly beaten by Ross in
the Providence boat race, owing, as claimed
by him. to stitch in the side.
THE labor troubles at Denver and
Leadville were reported over on the 18th,
and no further excitement was anticipated.
IT is reported from Fort Keogh that
500 Of Sitting Bulls band, from the other
side Of the International boundary, have
come in and surrendered to Lieut.. Whistler.
They represented that great numbers of In
dams were in starving condition. 1t is said
more are about to come in.
CENTRAL Indiana and Southern Ohio
we're raided by hurricane on the night of
the 18th. At Cicero, Ind, two churches
and several houses were blown
down and their inmates in some
cases severely injured. At Colfax
four persons were reported killed and sew
eral injured. The crops were badly dam
aged over large area of country.