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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
HOUSE

HOUSE
WASHINGTON, March 4 The speaker
announced the regular orGer 10 be the
consideration Of the bills regulating the
removal Of causes from state 10 federal
courts, The question was on the amend
ment offered by Mr. Cubersoa, and it was
agreed 10 without division Ii amends
section 9, OF the act to determine the
jurisdiction of e. =. courts SO as 20 read
as follows:
SECTION =. That any suit .: civil
nature, at law or in equity arising under
the constitutional laws y, the United
States or treaties u ade or which shall be
made under their authority, of which the
circuit courts cf the United States are
given original jurisdiction By the preceding
section, which may now be pending or
may hereafter be brought in gDy state
court may be removed by defendant or
defendants therein to the circuit court of
the United States for the proper district,
whenever it is made to sp.
near from the application of
such defendent or defendants,
that his or their defence depends in whole
or in part on correct construction OF
some provision of the constitution or laws
of the United States or treaty made by
their authority, and any other suit at law
or in equity in which the circuit courts of
the United States are given jurisdiction by
the preceding section which are now pend
ing or may hereafter be brought III any
state court, may be removed to the circuit
court of the United States for the proper
district By defendent or defendents there
IN. provided that such defeGdent or de-
feudepts are now residents of the state in
which suits are pending.
The amendment offered by the minority
or the committee on judiciary makieg the
minimum amount involved in a suit $500
Ia order that the u. s. circuit court may
have original jurisdiction, instead of $500,
as proposed by the bill, was rejected.
The amendments offered by the minority
allowing the Z. =. circuit courts TO take
original cognlzance Of any sui, of civil
nature arising under the patent
and copy right laws between a corporation
and citizen of state IN which corpora
ton was carrying on It's business, was
agreed to without division, The minority
amendment striking out the clause pro-
hibiting U. s. circuit courts from taking
original cognizauce of any suit between q
corporation and citizen of state, except
in cases arising under the patent and copy
right laws, and in like cases IN which the
said courts are authorized to take original
cognizance Of suits between citizens OF the
same state was rejected. Yeas 60, nays
167. !,
The minority amendment was adopted
providing that this act shall not effect the
jurisdiction over, or disposition OF any suit
removed from the court of any state, or
suit commenced in any United States court
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

XLVT CONGRESS.
SENATE,

WASHINGTON, March 4-Senator Vest.
from the committee on territories reported
the bill to establish I. s. court in the
Indian Territory. Placed on the calen-
dar.
Bills introduced and referred as follows:
By Blair. to provide for the payment OF
pensions to widows and minor children
upon the death of pensioners totally dis
abled from wounds in the service.
By Harris, to make the crime of rape
punishable with death.
By Morgan, the following Joint resolu-
ton:
"WHEREAs- is declared in the four
teenth amendment of the constitution,
that all persons born or naturallZed in the
United States and subject to jurisdiction
thereof are citizens OF the United States
and of the state wherein they reside, and
that 10 state shall make or enforce any
law which shall abridge the privileges or
immunitles Q! citizens of the United
States, nor shall any STATE deprive any
person of life, liberty or property, without
due process of Law, nor tai! to give any
person within its jurisdiction equal pro-
lection of the law.
ResolUed. By the senate and house of
representatives, etc., that Indians born in
the u Unlted States aCQ territories sGaH De
regarded as citizens, and entitled to all the
privileges as such.
On motion of Senator Edmunds it was
referred to the judiciary com mnittee.
The senate then took up and passed tho
house bill making additional appropria
tions of 5 35 600 for the support of certain
Indian tribes for the year ending June
30th 1880.
Senator Jones, OF Florida. from the
committee on public buildings aud grounds,
reported favorably on bills providing for
the construction Of public buildings at
Toledo. and at Charleston, w. Va, placed
on the calendar.
When the morning hour expired the
senate resumed consideration OF the bill
for the relief of Fitz John Porter.
Senator Logan continued his remarks
in opposition to the bill
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NEW YORK, March
FINANCIAL.
Gold on
Money-506
4overnmente-Steady
o. s. Bonds 90 cent eos 1881. ....1O5A
45as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
NC" D 1u31s
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Spring quiet and firm; wintor red un
changed; No white April 47h; May As; No 2
red April 5011 50A.
Corn-Mixed western spot 57ls7X do future SO
Q57.
Oats-Steady; western 46h0501.
Pork-Steady; old mess II 1912 90.
Lard-Firm; steam rendered TO-
WhIsky-1 10.
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Swallowing
POI : S ON

Spurts of disgusting mucous fromAthe
nostrils or upon the tonsils, Watery Eyes, Snuff
Aes. Buzzing in the Ears, Deafness, Cracking
sensations in the Head, Intermittent Pains over
the Eyes, Eoetid Breath, Nasal Twang, scabs
the Nostrils, and Tickling in the Throat are
SIGNS Of CATARRH.
No other such loathsome, treacherous
and undermining malady curses mankind. One
fifth of our Children die Of diseases generated
by its Infectious Poison, and one-fourth OF
living men and women drag out miserable exist
enees from the same cause. while asleep
the impurities in the nostrils are necessarily
swallowed into the fstomach and in
hailed into the lungs to poison every part
OF the system.
DR.. Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
absorbs the purulent virus and kills thekseeds
of poison in the farthest parts of the system
1t will not only relieve, but oertais Iy cure
Catarrh at any stage. 1t is the only remedy
which in Judgment, has ever yet really
oured a case OF Chronic Catarrh.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04

WHO HAS Nor heard of Frank Harden
burg, of the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New
York. (Rag Money jim in ''Pique'O He
says, [ always use Giles Liniment Iodide
for infammatory rheumatism, sore throat.
enlarged joints and varioose veins. from
which | suffered; was cured by its use
GILES PILLS cures Biliousness.
Sold By all druggists, Send for pamph-
let
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-04
Children Cry for Petoher's Castoria.

Centaur Liniments. the worlds great
Pain-re1ieving agents for Nan and Beast
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ST. L0uiz Market.

ST. LOUIS. March T.
Wheat-Open d lower; No red. 24S cash;
241a March; 27as April; 29A May; No do &C
No do 141z bid
Corn-Higher: 35%13i cash; 36 March; $500
81 April; 377sGSS,3s May.
Oals-39A.
Ryc-73.
Barley-S5.
Whisky-1 OF.
Pork-12 25
Lard 10.
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u
AHogs-Active and lower; Workers to Baltimores
00l4 20; packing 1904 25; butchers to select
30Gt4 40; receipts COO
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN VOLK Sc CO.,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Manufac-
~ turers of Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Novelty Works. Rock Island, III
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120 West Broadway, n. Y
Trial size 25 cepts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
ODD FELL0USHlP.
disqualification Of the Unwrittcn WoSi

disqualification Of the Unwritten Work,
Yesterday afternoon and last evening
James b. Nicholson, secretary of the Grand
Lodge I. o. OF o. +. Of Pa, visited Lam
caster and met members of the order in
the Odd Fellows hall for the purpnse of
exemplifying the unwrittea work of the
order. There was large attendance, not
only of members of lodges and the cn
campment in this city, but also from other
lodges in this and Yockcounties. Some i'm
portant cancellations have recently been
made to the ritual of the order, one of the
principal changes being the establishment
of three degrees for subordinate lodges in
lieu Of the five degrees heretofore in use.
There arc also many important changes in
the work Of the cncanpnent, which has
Oeenimproyed by the striking out OF un-
necessary parts and beautified by the
addition Of Others. The members present
expressed themselves much pleased with
the alterations.
Grand Secretary Nicholson left Laucas-
ter to-day for Harrisburg. The Grand
Master and Grand Warden were unavoid
ably absent yesterday.
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iLADELPHIA, Dec. 8.-Fl0ur dull but un-
changed supertine ut 8 2503 q; extra at
81 O0l4 80; Ohio and Indiana family q 8O0
6 q; Penn'a family 8 1875 e2: st. Louis
family IS O0di6 50; Minnesota family . 9506 90 f:
90 straight 81 OOG6 80: Winter patent ~ 5OG.
D: spring do 81 0O0s q.
Rye flour ut - ..
Wheat market steady; No. 2 Western Rel
y -; Penn'a. Red 81 1901 20; Amber 81 10
@l ~.
Corn duh and barely steady steamer, 59k0
SIC; yellow. old, ssc new, 561ic; mixed. new,
Sc old, SOC.
Oats quieter; No. l White exc; No. 10
47Ac; No. 3 .io 4615c: No. Mixed -.
Rye quiet We stern 05c Penn'a 86c.
PrOvisiOns--market firm; mess pork
Old, $13 30; new, SIS 90 ; beet hams at SlS 90
@1S 80; Indian mss beef 81 90; Bacon
smoked shoulders $4,000 salt do, old, SIC ;
heW' hsa. s5saac. ''"'A'" HAMS '''@'''' p'e|s
Lard firm city kettle at 9Q8Sc: 'oose
butchers s1.c; prime steam SI69c.
Euttcr-best grades firm and in demand !;
Creamery extra 35l36c do good to choice 300
:4c; b. G. and n. \. extra 20430c Western
reserve extr, 2Ic: do good to choice lSG 2c3;
Rolls firm tor choice; Penn'a Extra 9202ic !;
Western Reserve extra 2!@24.
Eggs firmcr with light supply Penn'a 3l0
&c Western SOC.
Cheese market dull and prices weak !;
full cream Mt l2A0l2Nc; do fair to good ut
110l2c; do half skins and Penn'a skins ut
l0@lO%c.
Petroleum firm refined at 91lc.
Whisky at 81 Is.
Seeds-GOod to prime clover steady ut 81 90
ut 81 30.
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DUBLlC SALE or .ALuAlhE!S MENh MENi,

DUBLlC SALE OF vALUAlL.S .SEMEEiI
L ESTATE.-On TUESDAY, D. "t ths
IA, 1850, will DO GOLD at public venn NC
Grape hotel Qate Michacl's). on Mort que. s..
street. Lancaster, Pa. the following "i'iable
real estate, which the undersigned Offa ~ for
sale on account OF havfn. entered into busi-
ness In the western part OF the state. viz:
No. ]. All that lot Of ground, fronting on tn
north side OF West Orange street 22 feet, antt
extending 2i5 feet in the rear to Il Itfeet wide
alley. Tho improvements are u very hand
some ten-rOOmed twO-sfOry and lnans,r6i roof
Green Stone Front DWELLING HOUSE (bcine
No. AL West Orange street), with all the best
modern improvements. including jennings
improved London water closet, marble top
wash stand, improved walletlin range, cellar
heater, perfect drainage and sewerage, deep,
dry celler. white marble base and steps. There,
Is q we'll with pump and also rain cistcrn and
pump. Front on premises il II yari ~ feet in
depth, enclosed with ornamental iron fence.
No. 2. Lot Of ground in rear OF Nos. s and 70
East King street, Lancaster, fronting ON an
alley 60 feet and extending sOuthwa,alIy :;21S
feel, on which u twO-s:Ory EKICK WARE
HOUSE is erected 3214x50 feet. now used :,s ::
Tobacco Warehouse.
No. 3. lot of ground, fronting $50 feet on
College avenue and li2 feet ON Columbia
avenue. A very eligible location fer bui!din.
suburban residences. will be sold as IL whole
or in parts to suit purchasers,
Possession and good titles on April J., 1881.
Sale to commence ut Z O'Clock p. H.. OF said
day, when due attendance will be given and
ISAAC sTIEK
II. SHCBKRT. Auct. noJ-WSStsd
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VI,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PisI-
i VATEsale that twO-stOry BRICK DIV ELL
ING HOUSE with twO-stOry Brick Back Build
ing, situate ut No. ~ South Lime street. The
house fronts 10 feet, und lot extends in depth
l93 feet to Zion Lutheran church. The house
has been recently papered throughout; there
are seven large rooms with gas in every room
In the house, and water in the Kitchen. In the
lot are choice varieties of fruit trees and "a
fine grape vine. On the south side of the house
Is All nileyway for the exclusive use OF this
property. Possession given April ], 1881. II
not sold at private safe the above property
will be offered at public sale, at the Leopard
hotel, on Saturday evening, December H. 1851,
nf O'Clock PHILIP DOERSOM.
'' ,leci- -iGtil
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MASONIC.
Laknberton LOuEc NO. .4sG.

Laknbe rton Lodge No.4s6.
At meeting of Lamberton lodge No.
476, f. and 4. NJ. held Monday evening
the following named officers were elected
for the ensuing Masonic years commenc-
lug on St. Johns day, December 81:
w. MT. w. Brown.
S. WI. Gust Zook.
J. W.. w. Westlakc.
Treasurer-H. f. SIaymakcr.
Secretary-H. Il. Fahncstock.
Trustees-Wm. A. Morton, DR.. VIM. n.
Amer, DR.. r. NJ. Bolelius.
The following appointments were made
by the Worshipful Master:
s. D. II. Morris.
Jr. D.-Chavlcs n. ShultZ.
Sr. NJ. Of C.-John Ochs.
.Jr. NJ. of. C.-Lcvin H. Rote.
Purs.-HarYcy n. Hurst.
Tyler-GeOrse Latz.
After the election the officers We're duly
installed by d. d. G. N. Baumgardncr.
No chaplain nor representative to the
Grand lodge were elected. VIM. A. Nor
ton, the present representative, holds over
until his successor is isappointed.
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TNUBLIC SALE.

TDUBLIC SALE. -
ON SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER
II. 1880 will be sold ut the Fountain Inn hotel.
That valuable twO-stOry Brick Dwelling, with
swO-stOry Brick Back Building, No. 3l5 South
y, Ince street, containing entry, open stairs,
mari, ,r, dining room and Kitchen on first floor.
frna s.~cOnil.stOry has four rooms AMI pantry.
LII, n zee closets and summer Kitchen, l0Nl!
feet vs. fireplace and bakc-oven. Good els
49, WI, veil OF water. grape vines and yard
ril.n,a1 % u =; gas pipes in i've apartments.
S ~ aS ~ m1Ss e.. TO q G-feet common alley.
~ ps.s, So.a lest g to see the property can 40
an S,, n.s,;', Wasn, nc premises on the under
signed, .,.c,ocl i, m r., s.ia
osie 20 commence NJ III be lii:t'.n known
day when terms of sale " ,GGh YEIStEY
by GEO an,
II. SRUBEHr, Auct.
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New York volunteer infantry, serving a
year and nine months. at the end of which
time he was discharged for disabilities
contracted in the service. After following
his trade in Brooklyn, n. Y, and Middle
town, Del, for few years he came to
Lancaster some thirteen years ago and re-
sided here until the time of his death. He
was an active Democrat, an upright, hon
est, industrious man, and member OF
Zion Lutheran church. He leaves a vile
and several children to mourn his death.
His funeral will take place on Friday al
ternOon.
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MARKETS..


New YORK. December re.-Flour-state and
Western in buyers favor and quiet
"a 75; choice, do s5 sO@5 is: fancy do mt
81 :O16 30; roundhoOpOhio ~ s505 50: choice:do
at S5 55G6 So; superfine western 81 400t 10; ;
do IS 0596 10; choice white wheat do IS 10
@G01: Southern dull common to fair extra
sJ 25S35 IS: good to choice do q 0O07 20.
Wheat trife firmer and moderately active
No. Red, JAN, 81 2tA@l 95H do Feb. 81 271S0
21L do March 81 29L.
Corn L@Hc better. and rather quiet; Mixed
western spot 5Gi59s&c: do future, 591<G6OLc.
Oats steady State 44G49c; Western 42649c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08

nUBLIC SALE.
i On MONDAY, DEC CEMBER -, lSs0. will
be sold st public sale Il; the Cooper house.
West King street. the following city property,
Wig, : A lot Of ground situated on the corner OF
Green and Duke streets. fronting on Duke
street 9O9 feet and ) inches, running. along
Green street l77% feet, and along Low street
100 feet, upon which ure erected a Onc.story
rear Of lot ; well of good water with pump
therein also hyllr,lnt. fruit trees. sc. The
fences around the grounds are I'm good order.
The property will be sold in lots or In the
whole as NAV best suit purchasers.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock y. M, when
terms will be made known by the TRUSTEES
or st. STEPHENS CHURCH..
(l0c3-t0WGS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08

ST. LOrIs, Dec. S.-PoliEe Officer John
W. Martin was dismissed from the force
last night, after an examination before the
police board. Leaving tho room where
the board sat he stepped up to the railing
in front Of the captains Office, drew a
pistol and sent q bullet crashing through
his own skull. He leaves wife and five
children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08
The Immaculate Conception.

To-day is the festival Of the immaculate
Conception of tie Blessed Virgin and is OBJ
served in all Catholic churches with the
same religious services as are held Oh Sum
days. High mass was celebrated in all the
Catholic churches of this city this morn
ing and vcspcrs this afternoon.
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VALUABLE CITY BUSINESS PROPER
~ TY AT PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE.

"A TY AT PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE.
That two-story brick and stone house. stores
ana dwellings, situated Nos. ls3 and I'D East
King street, Lancaster. Lot q feet front by
$50 feet in depth, more or less. Tho first floor
front Is divided into two eligible store rooms.
The basement Is flOOrcd and plastered. Tho
dwelling has eight rooms, with large garret
and dOrmer windows. .Out-builtlings and
fruit in the yard, with right to street sewer
and to party wall on the west.
II not previously sold ut private sale. tbs
above property will be offered ut public sale on
Monday, December II, 1850.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. M at tho
Leopard Hotel, whom conditions will be made
known by JAMES BLACK.
HENRY SuUBERr Auct u2-tS.t
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Mail K6sSlb0rH.

BEowNwoOD, Tex, Dec. 8.-Two high
waymen stopped the stage three miles
east ofthis place last night, robbed the
passengers, distracted registered letters
from the mail bag, and then made off.
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ATcHIsoN, Kansas, Dec. S.-TEc loss to
the company by the accident on Monday
night on the Chicago, Rock Island Il Pa
cific road reaches $50, 900.
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RETIRED GEN. ORD.
VIII Likely DO to Mexico

VIII 1shkCIy OO 80 1HO11COs
SAX ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. S.-Gen. Ord,
upon receiving notification Of his retire.
ment, turned his departsaent over to the
assistant adjutant general. Il is rumored
that Ord will take up Lis residence in
Mexico. where his son-in-law, Con. Trev-
mos, is minister Of war.
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Pennsylvania ScoOpinG In Some App0ipt-
lnonts.

Pennsylvania ScOOPlnG In Some Appoint
lnontS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Among the
nominations sent to the Senate to-day
were: Miles to be brigadier, vice Ord, and
Haaen to be chief signal officer !;
William A. Stone, for United States dis
trict attorney for tho Western district of
Pennsylvania II. J. Crouch, of Pennsyl-
vania, 'csnsul at st. Helena; James
T. Dubois, Of Pennsylvania. consul
at Aix-la-C -Chapelle; Henry Hartman, of
Pennsylvania, consul at Nuremberg ; Geo.
". Roosevelt, of Pennsylvania, consul at
Matanzas Samuel Spackman, of Penn
sylvania, consul at Munich.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-08

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S.--Campbelrs
upper mill OH the Schuylkill, below Wash
ington street, Manayunk, was damaged by
fire this morning, to the extent of 1000.
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Slight Fire,

Last evening slight fire occurred at the
drug store of Charles A. Hein;tsii, on East
King street; lot of fancy grass in the
window caught fire from the gas. 1t was
easily extinguished before any further
damage was done.
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HurrallI for our Side.

Many people have lost thoir interest in poll.
tics and in amusements because they are 90
out of sorts and run down that they cannot
enjoy anything. II suoh persons would only
he wise enough to try that celebrated remedy
Kidney Wort and experience its tonic and rem
ovating effects they would soon be hurrahing
with the loudest. In either dry or liquid form
tits a perfect remedy for torpid liver, kidney
or Observation-Disclosures.
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Panama Canal Stock,

BERLIN, Dec, S-Subscriters here for
P.,nama canal stock already amount to
thirteen million marks.
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For those distressing diseases peculiar L
women Days KIDNEY FAD is invaluable.
A. MWAE

GSrOnO hundred and ninety-seven dozen II
a big number, but 1t represents the sales Of the
Eighmie Shirt this year at WILLIAMSON 4
FOSTERS, Sc East King street, Lancaster. II
is the most popular shirt in the market now
but TO increase the sales the price has been re-
duced to 81. Everybody can be suited. They
sell a finc shirt, made like the Eighmie, OF
Wamsutta muslin, but sliShtly inferior linen,
for 75c. ltd
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CONGRESS.
l,rOceediag IN the Senate.

Fr0ceediag IN the Senate.
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec.S.-Mr.M Morgan
introduced joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution giving Con.
gress authority to establish rules and reg
ulations for certifying, transmitting, re-
ceiving aud opening the votes Of tho elec-
tors and for counting such votes by the
two houses and declaring the result.
At one o'clock Senate went into exscu.
tive session.
When the doors reopeued, Mi. Randolph
gave notice of an amendment in tho ma
turc of a substitute to ths bill for relief OF
Fitz John Porter. It authorizes his 70.
irstatement in the army with the rank Of
colonel ON the retired list, without pay
between tho time of dismissal and restora-
tion.
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
In tho House.
After considerable discussion Mr.. Wood
moved to dispense with the morning hour,
which motion was defeated by tho Repub.
licanS.
The speaker then proceeded to call the
committees. but no bills of y public char.
acter were reported.
Mr.. Cox GN. W introduced . joint
resolution, authorizing the president to
place Gen. Grant on the retired list with
rank and pay of general. Referred.
The House resumed consideration Of the
Senate concurrent resolution relating to
the electoral count.
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AmusOmOntA.


"The Planter's WI(e."-Hiss Charlotte
Thompson, who appears at the opera house to
morrow night in the new comedy y-dramA ol
"The Planters Wife" 70 an actress of sterling
ability, whose success In this the most recent
OF her undertakings. IL thus noted In the Al
bany Express: The play 10 ono OF the most
attractive ana amusing that has been
produced here this season, ana tho company II
one OF the best on tho road-tho male portion.
especially, being tar superior TO any that has
appeared here. = Miss Thompson was
enthusiastically received and was called be.
fore the curtain after each act"
Friday Erenfn0's Coneert.-A despatch nom
Manager Mishler, at Wilkesbarre, to Mr.. YSck-
er, says "Receipts for Sternbory- Wilhelm
concert, $50; each artist encorod; magnificent
audience; brilliant success; $50 seats sold In
Scranton"
For those distressing diseases peculiar to
women DAY's KIDNEY FAD 10 invaluable.