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, 1880-05-21
THE ELECTRICIANS.

THEIR NETTING LAST si0Itr.
Tho foetleth regular mecting o( tho Chlca9o
Electrical soc!oty took plnco Inst ovcnlng III
aar, ,ro ~ ,,o.,, ~ snv ~ ~ ,on,,
lhoFe was q very larHc ht.c''aahee oi tne sne''-
b''rs and friends of tho Society, and tho cxcr'
oiees Ut tho cvontng woro thoroughly onJoycd.
Tho following o.l'sers wcrc elected FOR tho On.
e"is scnr: e., ttesct, oo'1eu ,s' =" n AlNs.
ager or tho western DHlon Telegraph Company;
First vica- President, c. G. 1fnskns, Electrician
nf tho American District TELEGRAPH, Company;
rctlry i. II. Mciiui,cy: TREASURER, ]. c. Gall.
Following tho rollttnu business of tho Hoctoty
Mr.. T. ". furcs. chief operator OF tho W estern
UnIon local utllee. rcad in exhnststive paper OH
synops!s: -
HJr Humphrey Dnyy wns tho frat tn prAluco
niI.lle III 1aa 1t the l,oyal Institute In Ionon.
en o 81 no test Tss II o
light md tho ynrlnits combinations md use nf
t1ietnl and carbon which hnyp brought tho light
10 its PRESENT state Of perfection. "The invrll-
casy ,ask to the popular mind, which c,t, marc
accurately Judge Of defects and commercial
value than 1T tho thousand nnd one
perplextnK conditions that nre only apparent
to MI expert, md 1t IL mt nBs,tmed by my ono
TINT tho no plus ,ittr' lamp has yet hcel br'uyht
out. grpit struggle In still gntnE utl IN tbis
direction. Mnl tho Lunstptl perfection OF nny
lump 1T present IL u,lly comparative"
Al this point, connection hnv'n9 been mado
Illustrated with tie It'd uf Il Isrush latnr, ind a
Hfcct of cnilyut thu nctuni relation al tho
nWtiionce tic mut1upr Ia which the prcsri,t
elcctr!e light Is produced. Tho illustration wl.s
The ape,lKer then continued. KcfcrufiCt wus
nlntte to rtlrln,ls furs ut electric lights ntltf the
, 1880-05-21
PUBLIC LANDS.

1fEI.IEF UF T1H8EEE@TJIlEVFt3t
sp<etel D4,pa.tA to Ths oateaco Tribune.
wAsu1yoroy. u. r.. Nav 2o-Tho House
spent tle greater part Of the day upon Oil
from tho Public Lands Committee. known rs
the Timber BILL Special Interest attaches to
this bill. "a 1t IL scl,eno sua0estetl by tho
puh,ic lands ronr;ttoo fnr ti,a rprnoeo ~
uD.'s na.tuo tuo ,'. IT, a.u ~. pCso VI
compromising tnc la"shfts Wh1ch ING nov
eminent las brought Oh account of tim
Der depredations, Tho bill Is tho re-
J",v Ianro,,a.,ens @ ,"tia. nJ,, ,a;s,so
uepseuna'oi,s at'aeI oennl"S "ul'itii'stIa"
tlon OF the Interior Department. Its
purpose was TO compromise these lawsuits,
nnvar laas .,,a M roiio. Iii ~ t,'a Gnver',nort -
losei psoi' wy po1iey VI siu uoeolunent a,, W
prosecute persons for cutting timber for
domestic OF mining purposes upon tho public
lands, and TINT Ia prosecute these suits
, 1880-05-21
DEATHS. .


FIDt.En--At blu hosrdlng.houae, IN Fast Er;s....
yesterday morning AE0 O'clock Willie FfdlSr ass1
years. ''sxeau
Fnnnral eor.lcee At tho Chicago Ayonu. r,,...
this afternoon at O'cl1ck. sAetsa
BtttTTON-At Tcsldenas. m West Van nr..,-.,
MAy H. Htl1 ttcttha. daughter nf W. ]. Ind q y HI.
ton, aRUa 10untfiE mid days. ~ onF
"Th0 Hover Is cu11ed"
.Funessl fFnHl tralencn to Nnanhllt by car,1.r..
Mny IT. Mt ueI0rk. - ~~'"a4sh
pchau cupJ, ~ V4p'"
MEE-t)n Wednes1ny, May Y, at N, Noh1c-.t y,
ward It. W., infant sDn uf EAwhri and Lttio asss e
Funefnl to-day tfrSdaJJ at O'Clock p. n. FdeSSs: s
~ Toronto and nunato pnpess please cop,.
lNGENaOLl.-hny 2O lsd. tiourgp W. fnsa,,,n
Axed 10 years.. nj tho rt*tdeHcc Of hiA dapthics
T. w. 1Inrfls, ~ 1Itnctt.nY. ~9H
FrlHni8 Of TIM family tnYltnd.
~ Gtlcn. llson. Mil Cly1G IN. ~ papors n].,,.
copy. ''e~''
WEINa1MEts-atay ~ nt tho residence Of Mn
Campbell. = Guthy-Hl. Philip Wolnstuer N "'A
- HunalO pnpers plcns0 cDpy.
GItA1IAM--Mny n, tHn Mt tho rcsd%nra NJ ~.
aauRhter StArsoe, ucnanin Gfnham. ~ 1
II years.
1uBK-We ednerday, MaY II. nt residence, 500 Want.
W1rtfs-nY., Miss Jennie Il. ln.k. "4'
Funeral frufu St4tu-st. II. e. Church to-day nj In
p. IN. - " ~"
~ New York City pnpers plouno copy.
WAlFGS-Thc funera! Of John Wntsnn viii h..
Place NJ hts !Ale TstldGhee, q Fcdlcr-st, Eridsy IL
2lst Inst, at 1b'ctOck y. IN. wv
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ycns and mays again showed no quorum o.,
account 0t tho humber Of pairs, a1,l tho Soa-
ate adjourned.


lAhE IhNoNt hbEH ItfsAltu
Special NtpattA to The Chicago IfItant.
WASHINGTON, y. e., May oo.-Tho House
Committee appointed to fiMl out who wroio
tho anonymous letter offering Chairman
Springer $1,000 to vote ngalnst Donnefly ex-
amincd Mr.. W. +. NfcI.cn,iu,t, Chief OF tho
Vibrant Division, Treasury Department, to-
day. 3fr. Mctennatt Is MI expert III hat,tl-
writing. Lie testified TINT, In his op!nion,
l,nscd upol ali examination Of tho ttllIo.
Rraphctl cuptes Of tho anonymous letter, OF
tho two letters signed by II. s. fInlay, anti Of
tho two letters written BY William s. King,
Mr. Flnlay wrote tho anonymous letter.
Mr. AfcIennan was furnished with
somo additional writings, and will
make a report next Monday
after moro extended Investigation. a
rnther interesting Incident connected with
this Investigation Inns Just transptrcd. 1t ap-
rears that n gentleman in Pennsylvania, n
Don.ocrat, who Is . noted expert IN hnlld-
writing, has Il grudge agntnst cx-Congrcss-
1nan King. 1le wrote to Congressman klotz,
Of 1'oMnsytynltin, that he would like to be
summoned before tho Committee MS M OK
pert His request WIS not acccdcd to, but
photo-lithogrnplllc copies OF the anonymous
ard other letters wcro sent to him. Tho cX-
pert with these before him, set to work
to fix tho authorship of tho anonymous
note upon King. lie had not studied
tlie letter long, however. befors he became
guilty person. After Il very ttorumgl, uxal,ll-
iiati0n lie wrote out MI elaborate, report. on
the subject III wlfcl, It is understood he
made oilt q very. strong case ngntnst EinlAy
aud ex1ncrates King altogether. This re-
port Is now iii tic hands Of 4 member of the
1f0use. Investigation Committee. Speaker
Randall who knows tho writer of tho report,
will, rs understood, voucll for Ills character
and standing.
x-Cnngressman King has been summoned
ns q witness before tho Investigating Com
nittce, mid 1t Is expected that lie will testify
this week.
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Brown, tho new Senator, Il Enrely on spenl
Ing terms with l3cn Hill.
D0S'r WANT TO TOUCH IT.

n fAt rst.trr1s A..oeiat<d prf,s.
CamnIlttce olr !'netilc Railroads ,sicclded rel
" enrruption III connection witt, tho Texas
Pacific ltu!lron,I, TINT tho Committee llas llu
n,ithority to tnyestiFate the matter unless
s 1s 's' i e aRa ;s sea ssS n e sipss''y ys to sss se
corrupt transactions haytng occurred lnrlng
previous Congress and affecting tho SGnat,,
nlDru particularly tainn tile House, tho COM
nltteu decitled TINT the subject was not n
APPROPRIATION HILL.
The Senate CoWtnlttcc 0it Appropriations
to-dny completed its consolidation, Of the
I.rgislattve, Executive, anl Judicial Appro-
grlAtnsl hill, hntl It was reported back to @ tlo
SsnatS With ,,niqr ot acnl!n9'ts; T9
git the salaries Of Senate employees whicl. tho
amount ut Iss,ia being nhout SET, ,ooo, and It
n1so inakes PROVISION for somu !atlditional
ncnts: I!!e principal tncrcase Is the ndt!i-
ton Of 81, 600 to tile amount granted by the
llOuse. fol, clerks III tho l'atcnt.ptlice: Tho
S e4sns qr taS SsH s c0ninf't n oFeasa rS Is ofer m
tho ;. agrregate AMOUNT Of TIC hil1
goo. Tie Committee strikes. ont the
5ionse provision for changes y, ne present
kcrpsrs mid aauKers, and also strikes o,'t the
requirement for tle payment by tho District
CoaIrt OF one-halt The salaries Of the Judges
n,ld officers OF tile Federal Courts OF this
s1LvEn PURCHASE.
The Treasury Department. to-day pur-
chased ~, ,0O0 nunces OF fine silver for tie-
livery ut the Philadelphia and San Francisco
OFF DUTY.
President Hayes md Secretary schurz loft
here last night for f{nnt)tpn. w. to attend
, 1880-05-21
THE CITY-UALL.

rr 1....,.... -. n..,,., ,,a ait,,,. Wat t.
called for tomorrow.
Tu1 Comm,ttoo IN Judiciary is chilled for this
.,.1" ~ s..,aa,s 40 ~"''o3 .oA '1'8
"..e'''o'1 ' ~ = VIVA
THE TREASURER yosterohy fecelvoo sl'los from
tho Controller, $8,07t from tho Water Depart
N'oa1' wv *'.' t.oA, sao oo".oto''
arn 5S a. nnr MI takcn " a4 v av 6a e
Ao,sAr number OF doss aro being flshed out
of tho like and river every ,iay. yhefe iaoy aro
m,'', 1s,,,..,1a- ,as ~. y. 49, ss.,. ..,.,,,
IttE Controscr Was o1t OF ino casy ycs.ter!lny.
anu. rs consequence. % M tno opGiiinH 81 iao blds
Ao' ""'e' 'o'''AS was Poo''oe''' ""|'' ''""J'
hLn sT4unE t ~ = G a TIP across
u Is settled whother Or not ho isentltlod to tho
onaneos %nrs aos in fo4wara p o''.o pray liz
~ ca,.sa, ua ev "0.S W." 20 ~, ps .s.. .,o
sss's: %s q e sy sss!%s
done wherever ho plo"ses' md In tho futuro will
vas ono to ~ Z. K G1ee to a eeeot tw'psaory dwe
,nE OF n' @ '9e e.
to erect two-stnry stare tntt dwelling, No, GW
South Morgan street, to cost tss'Soo
aaoa n a Of y
fSr ths posiuons IL G connection @ i ~ wth o nov
West Side Police sutton, and tao probMblttca
arc that ho VIII noMts!te persons to I'LL thcn ut
Tus propos,tlon tn bayu nil Of TIM to,curanb
wires in the city laid under ground il ,.Kail,
being axitatc.i, aid iii orGiM,,nco to that cid is
In preparation and will soon cnlno tefarc tho
Council. Marshal SweHtc urRch tho chnnge,
are any .lsltn!,er of b1atldinKs n thq oity 20
impossible fnr tho FlFG Department to reach
, 1880-05-21
MATRIMONIAL.


A very brilliant aud enjoyable wedding took
place lRst evcntng at No. Ga North Ln sallo
street, tho residence Of tho Krooni'a parents, ut
which wuro celebrated tho nuptinla OF Ar.
Chnrlcs Il. Hcss. son Of Ernst Hess, ono of
Chicngo's old and respected uorfnan cltfzens:
and Miss Jnlln Kr1tntz. Of Aurora, this State.
Tho front yard waa Illuminated With Chinese
tnstefuiy draped and ornaincntcl with flags md
flowers. X selcct company OF Enesta wore III Mt
tendance. although tho asscmblage W1is hot a
The ceremnny took place at o'clock, Prof.
Swing officiating. Tho attendants were Frnrk
nnd Louis Hess, brothers Ut tho groom, md Ed
num- NUN, aa BIZ A1na 1 ETsms ss
x reception took placo Immediately aftor tho
ID by 5uls, IA no orcSsstr' sappiled sil tho bcst at
snus!c, and tho company enjoyed themselves
until II vary lRte hour.
rnra, Intending. to visit THO hrlIes parents, and
thoy will tlcn t'epart for Now York, whero they
T for TS oE hToG ;to month"; upoa
al,ndc ut No. 10: Nnrth l.a sallo street.
The prcsonta wore humorous md usoful. con-.
@ iia& &Ees end Hpph sGas yesy !as
vase, from Mr. Ernst Hess; silver. gold
lIned 19rryspoon,, NJ. ana and. Mrs wtam ,
Mns Ghnries wetzior. Frank Z. Hah. august
5 n',i1 hz;g Flssk bn r Anne Fl AGss IT. and NJ
Flea!ler, ind Mlss wchor: II handsome tasket
e towers, fron sir. uld MrssI, Zurich, sir. and
Mrs. NJ. En2le. nr1d uAntcl We'll.
Anul.x thOso present wore MIR. and 1trs. II. L.
CAllsh aila Miss Cadisi, Mr: and Mrs Euglo, Iii.
snd N5s: Goias, Ar: a,stl Mr*, 4 Loeb. ~ a,ll
fsn, Mr; uir!ch, ,urleh l!useh. 81 Emil I'!etz*sh
Fe Feek IT, sns iii k1s si ss M N.Y. h
Miss jacob, Mrs. Gerber, tho Misses Gerber,
, 1880-05-21
NOTES AND NEWS.

Special Nspateh 10 Tne Chtco7o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Gcn. Sheridan Inns
communicated at length with the War De-
partmcnt In regard to tho arrest Of n number
Of settlers who have organized ind have III
vadcd the Indian Territory. Ile sends by
telegraph tho reports of Gen. Pope III regard
to the caso. These papers were tulegraphcd
to tho President at Hampton, Va, to-day,
and If he returns In tiMo tomorrow the sub
ject will receive Cabinet nttontfon. Mean
time tho War Department hns tolegraphed
Con. Sheridan, directing him to Instruct
Gen. Pope to have full evidence III regard to
the illegal movements Of these settlers to bo
collected, with Wow to tlleir prosecution.
One Of Gen. Sherldan'a dispatches Ia rs fol-
lows:
toh: 0en. Pope tclegrnphs that Capt 1'aync and
bis band Ut lntrudefs into tho Indian 1errltury
hasS m beer !,p captured ny trooPs an nsks what
law applicable to tho case Payne Mt lcnst ought
70 bo tried fic !a \ pestsforous fellow. WIN lns
ss es 70 soSeSs ss ass nss Il oss1sn% e o % s
don't cnf,cerning tho 1nhtan Territory. and It Is
possible With u vlew to bring tho 11atfor Into tho
courts. His followers aro prohah,y ~ inore instru.
ments- I. II. SHERIDAN.
Ltuutenant-Gcnoral.
THE UTE hill,
passed by tho Senate over montl, ago,
which I,ns beon snlothered In Committee In
tho House, being prccetlcd by the Choctaw
claim. an old mud noted Job, Inns now In its
fnvor majority OF tho Committee on Indial
Affairs, who favor Its Immediate considera-
tion and pussRRc. They will to-day and to-
morrow endeayoE to pnsl. 1t o. the special or
tter for "Wednesday Eoxt, giving tho first
holr to tho Cltoctaw clnim, tic latter having
precedence over 1t OH tho l1Dllso calendar;
ile rest Of the time to be deyotel to the
, 1880-05-21

q 11hKLhy-gATns;7,,.n ChIeaso. eosnsr casroiI,.s
o'elaek, Ienree Waller UnkioJ md M!nnis aniMt
bDth Hf ChenK,. M cards &. 4. Kddcf Of {vtnaH!
Ia, U11etnttnR Clergyman. - "'ahess
srEELE-BI{EIsWOQ11- tho ,e.ldrn.. =. =.
hriios psEenfa, ~ 2 Sou,h iyoodsL - liz NJ "
aasbter o r Il VI ssfwsod. I'll q I'll, ,f[!. r,ssula
-nUTI.KN-:v eatertny morning IN. '' n.
FTnnkn Adei's nn'Iet sn the hoy bund, az ~ ,s, As
4'!s5 q !; F"IiYpsft IL. n X sRd NJ H. he.nt
cereuuny t9ok rece a. tho rosIdenee Of thnI ~
atM,In N9rth Ada-1t. In tho presenee ~ snaa. sg.a
.HAs,LtNE-MEADH-Qn Wcdnc,day. Ma. =,
the Hoy. pr. 1tntntlh In the Fieat Moshodist 9
At. John u llanpun md Mss Jusophins ], Htsssaes
, 1880-05-21

OFPIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OrFIcEls,
WAsIllN0ToN, u. G., May GIL n. n,.--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, southesly
winds, yecrlng to cooler northerly, stationary
or rising barometer, cloudy weather and n,l-
mcrous rains.
For the Upper Mississippi md Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, northery veerfng to eastcrly
Winds. stationary or falllng barometer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, stationary followed
ly higher temperature.
Fur tho Upper Lnkc region, rising fo1lowe.l
by stationary or falling bnr0nnetcr, nOrtherfy
yeertng In western portion to onsterly OF
soutlefly winds, clearing weather preceded
by local rains, stationary or lower temper
ature.
For the l.awer Lake region, rising barorl-
eter, snutADrly veerlng to cooler llOrtherIy
Willds, cloudy weather anl rain.
JnrAr. hf,EHuv a ATfnyN
, 1880-05-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

c. Krpntx, Of Aurora, ILL, ia at tho Gardner.
N. l.. FOSTER, OF Grand ltaptds, Ia at tho Gard.
ner.
F.G pIInoz, of St, Joe, Mich, ia at tho Card
ncr.
n. GRAHAM fRows, rttsburs, Is Mt tho
Palmer,
s. =. spnAouE, Providence, II. T., is at tho
Jonx IiEsnERso., Edinburg, Scotland, il Mt
tho fremont
nxHnr FIELD. Of Kingston, Cam, is registered
, u tho fremont
BrArE SENATOR LUTHER DEARBORN, Of 11a-
vana, Ill. Is At Tho Sherman.
TT. Dou1oN, editor at tho Joncsboro {fll)
FTt4ft- Gro,per, is guest Of the Gardner.
pHnr. ALEXANDER AuAss1 Cambridge. Mass,
Tat!f1c.
i. II. -Mov1cxArt, proprietor Of tho Spring
Lake House. spring Luke, Mlcn's is at tho
Gardner.
Frnnk K. Cjcott, j. II. Freeman and family, snn
francisco. nre at tho fremont
J. X. rowEna, Dea MoInes; la. baldwin. Ak
ron, o.; F.M Tower, St. Paul: Henry is!Soly'
O., are at the Shernlan.
THOMAS Losn rEll1Sa. Liyerp,ool, Ens.: T.
g. F. Dolby, +; o. Chambers. and Z. =; i. Lhain-
ss5 ssbnrE seoaa hs asS S at sSo G "c
Scotland; join Do noctz % and ]. ]. Watt, Leith.
scotlandp L. husseIls London, Ens,an,a: t ,a, ana
Jolx J. VALENTINE, Superintendent Wol1s
Fargo s Co.. San FrAnctsco: the Hoy. pr. Charles
D. Strong, Hanta IsarharH. Cal.: ind tho 1tor DR.
cinc.
Mafinesc, optio!ns,. No Us Madison street CrR1Ii-
uNE I'uliaing,: was at a; NJ, o. .'cgrecs ~ a.
, 1880-05-21

shore, Al thoro IL no question ~ to the right Of
the city tpexerclac its police power oyer tho bun-
h,nta. Tho ncw chnrtcr also cantn,ns prnyis-
mt, aid ihie, tho Attorney snys. nuRht 10 scttIo
tho i.lnttnr. Un,cr this opinion tho Mayor prn-
poses to mike It wnrN, fat The "h,trtsont OWL
tt1eut, aud a "hnul" Is nn1onR tho early posalbl-
tiles.
, 1880-05-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

corc,D7,cc1o~
avv.rr
w, wHs,soaIs, , ae' T. ~ May @sr otsun, ths
hi ,ntroncc w. Kim ~ o,sa nnfnrco tho nserv. ~
auce Of tho Constitution Of The United States in
reference to elections OF President MID Vice.
President Of tho United States. Placed en- the
Mr. 1sf,m,,n,ta ata,ca that bo and AFR. Tailor
wefo unuUts to concur t1l tho report Of The nia-
tOs',y Ct d1s the Comm!tses; ,,,no fo,,tt.o r
portcd at,vcraclv nm III" I b1 o fntr.,;,tsd Gv him
pprovdnF that he u Prcsont @ @ of tho semate e shl i
semSe 70 he s9nas o s hS %nSn an as
Wirr. Pscsi,cnt MI nactIrcs ni,rnrt@ tn cnn.
tain Eleeorat votos insnltly pestpane
m"rcc rcnrtc if M arav III fha Iio,so -" Xii To
an,st t,tn pnrte.nn,,th nI's+ Cug - nn+rx ,t
asked r. prese!t eonseEat'on .,oo.
dsnSo " SGs me ana
@ ho @ @ W. " pnana On taH c9 IT, Vs.
miss,o1cd a Srmy ofIIccrs yaa "a takon un. Tho
pending 2nestion s on Dawes a!aenlisnt re-.
danfa 1T 'p 1yc 81 Wcst Potntp bis was ,{em III
a nr an,ensemt m ~ mr nsons alnnt ~ms
@ 1saSitnE tso XsaFy sngoiaias%t & e., txs . 81
9Ss!ss yss xGcs III AsSas as4sst sas
Naxtdni Wn,i,sncE finrr an,I rniIer yt,ttn1 tyith
thS e. peoes Moer dr ~ tao nc mesarn; sa,an, rrorro,
Whether fram GonsressioaI astrcs at or az
large Tho President shaii dee that no undlio
preference Is given to any ciass Of citizens On
IT, Kskwue moysG 70 Sda e. e ill that
when an enlisted man his served rs al1ch mr.
tee ter 4 tao
non commissioned ntficor, he ahnll be eligible
, 1880-05-21
Developments Point to Flnlay as the
Author Of the Anonymous
Letter.
Tho pub(iC.LQuu Ttmber.Thloveg Find
Plenty Of Backing In the
House.
A Bill Which Proposes to Relieve Thom
from All Punishment,

met to-lay ut II o'clock, but tho hour thus
gained was! consumed III tho debate OIL tho
Kellogg case. Senator Garland, Of Arkansas,
WIS the principal spenkor, and he laborcl
hard aud long to show tlnt the nckIon OF the
Senate IN scatlng KELLOGG was not irroversf-
ble. lie then endcayored to make 1t appear
TINT tho honew|y-discovcrcd evidence OF bribery
by Kellogg Ind fully warranted tho reopell-
ing, and that this reopeninE showed that
Kellogg should not bu permitted to re-
tain his scat. When he hnl con-
c1uded, Gov. Kellogg took the floor,
and, with iinpassioncd eloQucnce, replied
lie especially showed up tho cipher tcle-
graph charges, nnd read some of tho transla-
tions Of kilograms sent to aud by Gov. Til
den at Granlercy Park.
AN OLD CLAIM. ..
Late In tho afternoon the Senate devoted
MI hour to the consideration 0f bills on tho
calendar. The first Of these bills was for the
payment Of $4,000 to Mr.. Shannon, Of Mis-
sourl, for lis steamboat, the Guerrier, Which
Gen. Butler seize,t in 1863 anl sent
up the White River after the guild
taken from the New Orleans banks. The
Confeerates seized tho bont and confiscated
It, Tho Senators wanted time to think over
this clnin,, nnd action WIS postponed.
THERE WAS THE CUSTOMARY HrtUdGLE
Just prior to adjournment rs to wl,At shall be
tnken tip tomorrow. Senator Dayard urged
that his bill concerning DEPUTY Marallals DO
taken up, while Senator E,fu,unls wanted to
do one thing Mt a time and finish the Kellogg
cnse first. The Senate decided by vote Ut
25 to Ii to gu on with the AInrslla1s' bill, and
wllun the Kellogg cnse Is next taken lip Scn
at0r Kernan l,as tho floor; but the Kellogg
ttua tnut fta H. fo1,Ef h,1uy1nua
, 1880-05-21

The Eldredge Sowing -slachlne.-lt leads
the world, and IL the best for you 10 buy.
6o!a on monthly payments, 100 State street,
, 1880-05-21

For cough or soEo throat tho best medicine
by far il IIalo's famous Honey OF Horch0uul
and Tar.
plko's Toothacho Drops cure IN one minute.
, 1880-05-21

TINES Our highest Rretsta Ia deatlatxy; The
AcCheaueys beyoud doubt though but u set
, 1880-05-21
ALLCoCK,s POROUS rL4lsTERs.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
Their nigh degree Of perfection has heea se
cured after yenrA OF experiment. Compe4es
Of tho CHOICEST Gums uni Extracts. w
guarantee thou tho REST external rernsds'
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SlleriR's Sale.

Suggestion s,M.) In First Judicial Dis.
M. b. c. Cane. La, No. ISL. p''' w.
by virtue Of writ of fieri f;.cias issued in
~ the above named suit, by the Deputy
Clerk of the District Court of Caddo Parish.
Louisiana, and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish OF Bossier, Louisiana, have seized,
and viii proceed to sell. At public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, in the town Of
Bellevue, Booster Parish, Louisiana, within
the Legal hours Of sale, on the third Saturday,
the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1890, an unii-
yided three fourths interest in the following
described lands, to-wit.
East fractional half of section 30; west half
Of section ~; southeast quarter Of section %;
and southwest quarter of section %; all in
township lS range 10, on Red River, contain
ing seven hundred and twenty acres, more or
less. All In the parish of Bossier.
Seized as the property of the defendant, Mrs.
n. d G. Cane, and to be sold to pay and salts
fy said writ
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit of an
praisement. Act Of sale at expense of pur-
chaser. @
r. e. WYCHE, Sheriff.
November IL, 1880.
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Shreveport Standard, l2th.l
We learn through a gentleman
who has recently come over the
same, that the road through Dill
lard's lane is almost impossible. He
says there are only three or four men
at work upon the shed, and the
farmers OF Claiborne parish, know
ing the condition of the roads lead
ing into our city, are hauling their
cotton to Monroe and Trenton rath-
or than run the risk of encountering
the Red Chute mud. Our merchants
are certainly blind to their own in
terests if they do not take some ia.
terest in this matter and see to it
that the roads are at least placed in 8
passable condition. There is no tell.
ing what amount of trade We are
losing from the other side of the riy.
er by simple neglect and apathy.