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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
WASHINGTON.
SENATOR KlRKwoOD As SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR.
Hsyes and Garfield in Consultation Spec
ial Session Of the Senate-Stan.
ley Matthews HOps-Publie
Debt Statement.
pagan BOB'S" WELCOME TO GAR
FIELD.
WASHINGTON.
Shermans s Farewell.

WASHINGTON, March l.-SecretaIy
Sherman informed the officers oil the
Treasury Department, that his admins
tration would close Thursday next, In
order 10 take his seat in the Senate on
Friday previous 10 convening OF the
Cabinet. To-day
Presidsnt-Elec. Garfield
called at the Executive Mansion, and
paid his respects to the President and
members OF the Cabinet. The President
and President-elect, then concluded to
convene the Senate in special session.
A special meeting OF the Cabinet Thurs
day, will be the last by the present ad-
minjstration. The marshals inaugural
PROCESSION, Th"rsdav cUnr.aue arrange
ments and name sralf officers, aids, &c.
Kirkwood in the Cabinet.
The report that Senator kirkwood IS
10 be Secretary OF the Interior IN Gar,,
fields Cabinet has suddenly obtained
considerable credit. A Republican Sen
stor this morning had his name put
down for KirkwoOd's seat, which is one
OF the best in the chamber. Many OF the
Republican Senators believe that Kirk
wood is to be appointed, and general
satisfaction is expressed at the promo
ton.
The Friends of Stanley Matthews
assert that he will he renominated for u.
S. Supreme Judge by Garfield at the re-
quest OF President Hayes.
Public Debt Statement.
WAsHISGToS, March 1.-The follow
ing is the public debt statement for
March issued to-day:
Six per cent. bonds, 500, ,266 $50; five
percent. bonds, 1863, 800, $50; four and
one-hali per cent. bonds, S25O, 10000;
four per cent. bonds, S13S,5 ,O3O; re-
funding certificates, SIS2, 40; Navy
pension fund, Sli,OOO,O0O. Total in
terest bearing debt, 81 1874, 4,935,OOO.
Maturcd debt, S6,59S,72j; legal ten
ders. S346, ,74l.7ll; certificates Of deposit,
=. obs 900; fractional currency, 81
Ia lab; gold and silver certificates,
S5i 42j 40; total without interest, Sil6 ,
276, ,S65. Total debt, S2,097 ,Sl0,59O. To-
tai interest, Sl5,353, 800.
Cash in Treasury, S233 POS, ,l76; debt
less cash in Treasury, Sl,S79, ,95G, Az;
decrease during February Sll, ,S43, l55;
decrease since June 80, 1880, S62,2l5,-
49,.
Current Liabilities-lnterest due and
unpaid, Sz,795,5 so; debt on which in
terrst has ceased, S6,59S, I25; Interest
thereon, 500, a92; gold and silver GER
tifica,es Sj4 AS, 40; United States notes
. held ior redemption, s., ,965, 900; certiii-
Gates oi deposit, none; cash balance
available March lst, S.G0,662, ,S22. Total,
S233 POS, l7d.
Available Assets-CaSh in Treasury,
S933 POS. l76; bonds issued TO the Pacific
Railroad Companies, interest payable in
lawful money, principal outstanding,
s04 4.623.5l2; interest accrued snd not
vet paid, Sji6, ,235; interest paid by the
United States, s49,592 jGG; interest re-
paid by the companies by transporta-
ton service, Sl4,O79,1O7; by cash, five
per cent of earnings. s6l5, l9S; balance
Of interest paid by United States, S34,-
793 $50.
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ment OF commissioners and proceedings
on accounts referred to them. aud the
repeal OF sundry acts with various
amendments
Senate Bill No. Is WA on motion OF
Mr. Hubbard taken up and being read
a third time was passed with rs title
which is "a bill 10 amend and reenact
certain laws in reference to offenses.
The bill providing for an inspector OF
coal mines and regulating the same, anu
for protection and safety OF persons
EMPLOYED therein was laid On the table
during its second reading.
House Bill No. 81 amending the char
ter of
The City of Charleston
was read second time and ordered 10
lts third reading. Ii was amended In
several particulars by Mr.. Quarter, the
corporate limits being laid down and a
provision inserted that the bonded IN
debtedness, must not exceed that allow
ed by law.
The bill for the punishment of tramps:
beggars aud vagrants in the state oil
West Virginia, was laid on the table, the
patron being absent.
The bill (ll7) amending the chapter
in relation to rates OF interest, created
little rumpus between Mr.. Lurty and
Mr.. Hubbard. 1t was at last referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary for in
vestigation as to its merits, II 10 report
inside OF three days.
Military Matters.
The bill paying the battalionsot West
Virginia militia for services rendered
the State at Hawks Nest during the
coal miners strike in January, 1880, was
ordered to its second reading, as was
also the "Gatling Gun Bill in which
Wheeling boys are interested.
A large number OF other bills were
variousIy disposed OF, ami at o'clock,
on motion of Mr. Hall, OF Barbour, the
House adjourned in order TO allow the
Hail to be prepared ior the compliment
tary concert OF Mrs. Sheib's.
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with his body guard, the Cleveland
Troop and Philadelphia City Troop,
several platoons each OF Knights Tenn
plar, G. A. r. and Boys in Blue, the
Annapolis cadets, the Washington Light
Infantry and the National Rifles, and
several other crack companies from
other States, forms opposite the White
House and moves to the Capitol. The
Second Division, OF five brigades, of all
arms, consists Of Pennsylvania militia,
under command Of Msior-General
Hartranit, and forms on the east
front of the Capitol itself, lesv-
ing room for the First Division and
as many citizens as possible. The Third
Division, consisting OF the militia and
political organizations Of Northern and
Western States, will form along Penn.
sylvania avenue, south side, from the
Capitol TO Seventh street. The remain
der OF the District OF Columbia militia.
consisting OF Capt. McCa,hran's com.
lany OF Light Guards. the Union Vet.
eran Corps, and the colored battalion,
will also he in this division. Capt.
Hanneman's battery OF District srtil.
lery will be- posted with one gun south
af the Treasury and another at the
Capitol TO fire the signal gun Of the ~.
casiop.
The Fourth Division, which is Gen.
Fields, comprises the Southern mill
tary, including Maryland and West Vir-
ginis, and will also be ranged on Penn.
sylvanis Avenue. south side. from Sew.
snth street 10 the Treasury. The Fifth
Division includes mainly civic orYanizs
tions, and will form around the City
Hall. Thus il will he seen tha, the
spectacle presented ss the procession
moves in the morning, preceded by the
Grand Marshall and aides, mounted.
will be that OF Il perfectly drilled body,
moving between ranks OF disciplined ~.
ganizstions 10 the south and ci;i,-E
spectators TO the north. OF course the
arches, banners. festoons, decorations
and gay dresses OF the Ia lies v i'll present
on the broad boulevard, the grand
stands and the windows and roofs h
spectacle. the like OF which has seldom
il ever been witnessed.
The Ball
The beautiful ball room in the Nation.
al Museum building was lighted up Tor
the first time few evenings since. II
was magnificent spectacle, and will not
soon be forgotten by those who attend
ed. 1t was known that elaborate prep
arations were being made ior the inau-
gural ball, but there were very few IN
deed who were not amazed and ielish.,d
at their present grandeur and extent
1t was the first time the building had
been thrown open to the pub.
lie, and it is but faint praise
to say that oil were charmed win its
beauty and magnificent proportions. 1t
would be useless here to attempt Il de.
scription Of the building or it's dccors'
lions as they appeared under the bIIlii-
ant Illumination last evening Tia.
scene was grand, royal, and brilliant.
Myriads Of gas lights shed rare lusier
over the handsome and tasteful dec"ra
tons, and the ell ct Was heightened b,
the soft, mellow glow of the tvs" ele, trIr
lights. J.f. Is.
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HOUSE OF DELEqATES.
Morning Session.


The morning session seemed 10 drag
in the House yesterday morning; the
members were dull anu iiStless aDpar-
rutl,, and il Was only occasionally that
two or three members wOuld endcavor
tn obtain the floor At one time. The
D ,dv was not called tO order until after
ht'f past 9, AMI from that time up To
tta hour of taking recess the attention
O: the body WAS devoted TO the road
law. This subject of course interested
AL. 10 A certain extent, but il has been
- talked over at former times during
I'M. session that about all has been said
az, J, that could be said The Public
Printing received another whirl in a
ipint resolution.
The following petition was presented
hv NJ. Davis: From r. VI Ashcroft aud
- Others Of Harrison county, asking
t,r ls.e protection Of sheep against the
rlyayeS Of dog. wh;ch "lit b. consld.
trel in cOnueCt.oI SIth the sheep ani
bog bill.
The bin amending the Code concern
in the poor, together with 4 pending
amendment waS m motion OF Mr.. Hub
hlri referred To the Judiciary.
More love iiSatlon for the Public Print
ina.
Mr.. Holt came to the front yesterday
morning with tine following III. j. K. No.
Is. providing for a Join, committee to
INQUIRE aud report a. Ia the present con-
TRAIT Tor the public printing.
Esuir-i bg hs L,Jisi'i,,r. of UsS
T,-qnia. Tina; JOINT committee Con-
>iStIR. ri three members on the part al
tn. House and two on the part OF the
Senate ne appointed, with instructions
= enquire into aad report 20 the
House the terms. conditions and proyis.
ions of the present contract for the pub
lie printing, and also as 10 how the same
compares with the Last preceding Coa-
tract for the same purpose in It's specific
CHARGES for the items therein specified.
The said committee 10 have authority 10
send for papers and persons, itiheces.
sary, for said investigation.
The above, on motion ot its patron,
b Mr.. Holt. was laid ou the table.
/ House hli No. l23 amending and re-
enacting the Road Law" OF the Code
was then taken up. and the rest of the
/ morning Was spent on It's second read.
+ :n2, several amendments being llGde 10
b the same, none, however, OF any special
Importance.
b At Il noon Mr.. Mofett moved to
3 take RECESS until 2P. N, which was
! adopted.
Afternoon Session.
Immediately after reassembllng. Mr..
Morrow presented the report OF the Ju-
dietary Committee on ). B. No. 66 enti-
] tied A bill providing for the appoint.
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NV Yosl, March H. CDtt'n steady
al II 9 !Dg II lS.lGr; futures steady.
Flour--Fum and unchanged, rrc"ips
- 90 b,Trrls: exports u go barrels,
Whest-Demani lar AMI market nTm
rec-Ipis ,r,uUi bushels 1rpo;s l'4,OOo
bushrl.. ~ 3s;r.rgsi U:,sl ~, IN.
graded rel 81 Ij6I 2Ii; NJ. , do.
81 ~: No. DO 81 lsfa,l lsm store.
81 1901 70! saDsE No. rsd VI 2jI:
mi1.d pn~ 81 I5ml III. upgrDlsd
white il I2sl lGl. No. Do. sles
22UU bnsh-l-, ~ 81 ECo ~; slss'ner
So. 10 ~ 10. No. 2f-d Nichigsn sales
tcJpD bushels. ats 1871 ls.. seller
Apr ta!.s ! 800 tGsi-ls, AT 81 70:
6,l vi; s.l.sr Nav. ssIes 5000 bush
rs. at 81 ID,No'l 90. tOrn-s'robgef
an islnv sctIy, re1Ip;S I" go bushei,,
-,rcrr 10, 900 hn,hs!s; ungrsded 5.ye9
81 -: So 3 :,5ii1 jj.c; steamer O!c; No.
2 $40 J1I,: oll ID j;C;s j. IN stDrr snd
stin.,, ,t-sm.r .hii. u2c; low mixed
81; 80. 2 t.il.r March 5CiCa57'c; selIer
aprrl $40, aG.-: slisr Nav 5itc. Oats
- u Ii..'. rsr.rrts .J,CUJ bushels; west.
.rII mlIrd igIIi.r; rbii. iFsE lc.
usv- sisady ytIh Eir demand. Hops
- Qs!-t .ni nu,ianYsd. COfee-Un.
chsyY.d sry.r Dn aud HoIoinsi.
Mola.~-- Qii.i and unrh4bged. Hice
-S,-adv nj ~ f.F demand. PsiYo.
lsua-vnct Lot firm: United s5ie.
,rdn- 7'" SIC: r6""d 0.c. Ts!low-
-i.av - G.Nb 7-l6. Ronin - Tn.
e, sn..i fur,-L;in strong st i6lls
3;r Pnk- - u s-d lover: old ne-s
S,5lD ne u ed at ilS OVGl8 l2i
B-i- - 81, tu i-zis- Dull snd
n n,iJs lViig 81 ~ 81 short clear sic.
LAID , rn pfin,- II. an SO f(sl0Fl.
Bo,,rr-Dul srd Unchanged Cheese--
! Steady AZ 100 -.
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SIN4ED BOBONS
The Minnesota State House Takes Fire
While the Legislature Is IN Session. aud
is Entirely Destroyed.

The Minnesota State House Takes Fire
While the Legislature Is IN Session. aud
is Entirely Destroyed.
ST. Part, MISS., March About IL
o'clock while both houses were IN scs.
sor, an alarm oi fire was sounded which
startled the members from their seats
Rushing from the chambers they "cn
confronted with falling hrcbrdnd from
the dome OF the Capitol. which wa
already all ablaze. 4 hook AMI Ladder
company with headquarters near 10y.
hurried 10 the scene and with
the aid oi their ladders ihr
members ali escaped, SOM "t them 10"
ing slightly singed. The bulIiing
burned rapidly To the ground. cutalllns
a loss Ia the State Of SlW,oOO Tor the
structure, and the loss of the Historical
and Supreme Cour. Libraries viii b'
much greater, because they cannot be
restored. The records were all saved,
however, as they were IN the
vaults. one OF the vaults con,ain' d
over two million dollars Of State trust
bonds, which are without doubt saved.
The legislature has but two days Ia
stand. The Market Hall is being fiited
up for their accommodation To night.
No insurance.
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A Horribls Accident.

CLEVELAND, March Robert Hayes,
Superintendent OF the Woodruff Sleep.
ing Car Company, slipped while cross
ing the track pear the Union depot to-
day aud fell and WAS struck by the loco
motive and run over across the middle
OF the body by the forward wheel,
wedged between that and the next wheel
snd dragged fifteen feet. The locomo-
tive had to be lacked up toget the corpse
out He leaves family, and was form
triy iron Qhila .elphia. He was highly
rCsaaclP,l
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Senator Window 10 Discovered to be an
Ohio Man.

CALDwELL, O., March THE an.
nouncement that Senator Window goes
into the Cabinet, is received here with
marked satisfaction, for many Of his
relatives reside in this town and county.
He was born and raised near here, in
Belmont county. He once taught school
not far from here, and is well remember.
ed by many middle aged people OF this
place as promising teacher and repre-
sentative Buckeye boy. Noble claims
him as q favorite son, and is proud oi
his prospective promotion.
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Funeral Dillon Mod,sgt,.

I-|--T- T-.T- T-IT|IT n II| NEII0It'-
ruuvgL ". W. Narrk {, lNSl.
lion. \. D. NoiiSstt. ,N mcmber OF
'ar House 81 Delegates, who jjei ,n
Saturday r1m the effects ol an injury
'-r-.yrl while p,lju. lumber on Thurs
'sv. wls buried YESTERDAYS with Masonic
....r,. Universal regret il irlt at the
---I' ..-s the people OF Barbour county
..,,. sustained.
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Tue ENEWS
49,, ,h,. Day I'm Pitiy Paragraphs.
W n .--.nal.


o..no,e town al Franklin, Va, , wa
Ia On. ou sunday,
,;.u'i Nas or Yesterday elected
lsrt ol the Missouri Pacific K. X
r., rublir del, reduction for Febru
~ probably be ah0u, Sl2,COO,OOO
slimore dispatch says that eN.
-rnT Bcadiord died on Tuesday
arrH.ns.
,.:.r..,,rt,,l that gold ami silver have
,rr1J m Err county, ia IN large
Cos INNS AMI lyman have with
-, ,hr va king contest IN New
" r,ayin, but eight in the race.
.... l,..,sLent has nominated John 4,
.,'..-'...,, nj kansas. now Consul at
.'.'.'.L ~, Er Consul General at that
r..".
T. total number Of hogs killed in
,.rri,nari during the winter season
'r'r November lst to March Ist was
%! "a.
0t.ra hin cannot be otherSise con-
I'm ~ operation in Colorado, as
.,,sslt passes the Legislature some
E.!y steals IL.
,y..,.rn alyices state that the Crows
o.. vsrpa,h. This may make
-,-,v in the atmosphere OF the Int
-.- Department.
=. M. boiler makers in Chicago
..-,..l y,stgrlay morning for an adj
..,r... ~ WAGES. The employers refuse
., uaut the demand
N..f,.rtv afternoon some persons
...... ..Ius the bans ui the Allegheny
...r near E.Ea, found the body OF an
..gr. atiuc ia the stream.
r.... I,..-up, thick headed young
...r .-.u Cincinnati, tried to commit
'...'. '.'..t.. lon -. Louis. lie shot himself,
..... .u..c, failed 10 penetrate his
,A..
Animal. dispatch says: steamer
,.,..q's coming up the bay, ran into
.a.,,rr David :. Vol. The
r..r.. the schooner aGd two men
acre 15'.
r..s9ruql boat race between the Ok
..-r .rI Cambridge University crews,
H.. usually takes place OH saturday,
..,E..r ix~l this year Tor Friday, the
So .. AF-L
Foreign.
y..rllusD's manifesto on behalf OF
..,-.~. Ireland will appear IN few
a..,
r.r.,>rs by Ire AMI roh5sry during
r....-.,-. g., Lima amt CA,,AO, u estlma-
..Ia',.uJl0IU.
..-l'rg from kh.elt says; Five
....-... Tykkc TurcOuars have lett
....,.r Or rail on Askarad.
T......,rs 1i the Conservatives IN
Of. ,r...,..u, Commons, have decided TO
.,.a..,r,-Jtc attempt % defeat the
,. aal H,.I, hy q coalition Oi Home
....rr, a.s G,s.,lrctcI Radicals.
I....r-.. meeting which waS To have
.... ...l .u Dublin under he auspices
t.-i -il.r, Rulers has been abandoned,
.,,..,. harrington statement in the
"A .-. OF commons relative 10 the pub
.-r'.g.> bill,
A Vienna correspondent says, not
N..,...G.ug the wariyar ruwors from
tua,Ae,iuoule and Athens, sangulne
....- lry cherished by the diplomats
'.'t.r trrrrA question will BE- ulti-
..a'.v -g.ypi without var.
MA a,,a,, ". Is f., Currie y Co,
....-.. .a the iron trade, suspended.
liabilities between Sin0ulo anu 5000
uH 4 W.crrnpur:Jon Is our scotland.
4.rr-r.,pa, creditor here : the Back
., Na.,r.a. The us>rts STe uOt suth-
.rl'tpray 80 p.I cont.
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HOUSE.

The House adopted the conference re-
mort ON the River and Harbor Bill, hx-
ing the appropriation at Sll ,l4l 800.
Regular order was then demanded by
Mr.. Warner, who said that he desired
10 20 to the Speakers table to take up
the funding bill.
The Speaker, thereupon, proceeded to
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z cid for Perjury.

PIrrsBsRGH, March l.-Geo. G. Spey-
erer, president, and John GRABBING, Sec
retary of the Rochester, Pa, Insurance
Company, we're arrested to-day on the
charge OF perjury, In making q false
statement Of the finances OF the com.
pny. They were held in 81 coo bail fer
H al
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CHICAGO ROBBERY.
A Good NishI,s NNork.

'H.A"u, March IA slugularly dAr.
"a ant sErcs~S'uI burglary occurred
,,'r 4, ou sunday ulIut at the house of
w. ,. smith, q meu.asr g! the Board OF
''1.". smith uU rrttIiag inr .he night
'''r,N ,y deposited a roll Of o.. lis smouu..
... ". %. % 500 AMI ad.Inpai riusvalue.i
u uiI ''"' 'n the pillow case ca his bed.
I's "aa dlScoysrgi in an inSrus'llr con.
.l '.'i'" !. EeS'e7,Jy morning. the d.auoni
-. "',' money NeTe missing sni tho
- mouse Vas TSnsacGrt ir,.a ,op to
'''''u. >ml!b lid no, recover com.
,-.''He>S ''H1e>S a.. Yesterday ryra.ay. Ther,.
y "' ellie 20 tie tur.lar,
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"A Co.'s Rnhr

yua.p.r,t '' : 81 conducive ,oa mau's 70.
H.gut "a -','"e.nr ~ st'.r.Ug iOr one
and b,.,,',..ite ,.ie mouse OF ua,rlrd ifisnd
a0urS IrH iAe?t awake ior i've Or six
y'oss anJ ,-e ~. crying ota cross blby. All
G,yters ), S'!irs babies need only Hon
i1gng me-. ~ ,AAAe them we'll and smiIiny
uan, remember this
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E'''' lncauedt, Come II Terms
lily, lily, February 2S.-The Grees
,,J 'J'1I''a.-ot I'l..ot Is IUtormri that iour ,hous.
a f,-.,h f,-'A'Ih troops aaye been dispatch.
4g.,-..A JaI.Ua 20 attack the reyolt.l
a.. 2''e Is mU'A exercised al the
,.I-r... % W A,naniJu affairs, end consa.
gl.,,. I'"nrt % S-,yle tue Greek
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sEvENvEEN CARS

.4,,.i Over ,r, Body o; James Loe n ear
hCyser, W. Va.
...r. u.-.tf.s. '1tIg tS-i,'r-
kEYszE. ". W, March /.
Jarr~ q. lrr, brakeman, was IN
-la.y k...l hy lli,iug between the ears
ua seventeen mile grade, seventeen cars
al's,Ec over him aulmsugl;ng his body
Hai., llc leaves 4 wife AMI one child.
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IIIE.BD.

y.TIRs-gArh :. I'si. LInrt e. xi.e u
william 10. Yst.fs. Ia let ;.i yvsI.
fyLsra! noil,= - mJ'fos.
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Shin Canals

oy q railway across he lsthmu.. He
said the committee asked to be dis.
charged from tie consideration oi ali
Ihpse subjects, thinking the time bad
no, arrived when Congress should ex-
press an opinion in regard to any par
ticular route. The request oil the COM
mit,ee was complied with. -.
The House bill commemorative ot ihe
battles Of Saratoga and Grafton Heights
and others OF no special interest were
passed. .,,s.o
The japanese indemnity fund Senate
bin came up as unfinished business;
The bin directs the payment 10 Japan ol
the amount of the fund, namely, IL ,4oj'-
9o4. During the debate the confer
ence report on the
River and Hsrbor Bill
WAS agreed to without discussion. g..
Mr.. Beck reported from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, with amend
ments, the sundry civil appropriation
bill. The report was merely pro IGrma.
An evening session was ordered ior
House bills on the calendar iavoraoiy
reported, unless otherwise ordered
leaving the Japanese bill to come up as
unfinished business to morrow.
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SENATE,

WASHINGTON, March l.-Mr. Eaton,
r,n the Committee on Foreign Rela.
tons, reported back sundry bills and
resolutions recommending the construc-
ton of
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Afternoon SesSio

Immediately after resssembllng, Mr..
Morrow presented the report of the Ju-
dietary Committee on ). B. No. 66 enti-
tied "A bill providing for the appoint.
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The published circular OF Gen. w. +.
Sherman, as grand marshal. gives the
details in regard TO this, % lar as settled,
but an outline OF them Is impressive.
The First Division, comprising the reg
ulsr troops, the President and party,
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Aastasst(ae 1eass(Sea..

q 81 gssspatat "a uaa aud, eteaio
Dis II Nmerils, BET @tates h ieiner saa'
lfa Strease slaSeReat. Dw, aeoaat Ds'
jsmber jelste ieus5I b Gaslanb alS aal
BEN Gsatiusat eiae milbere Esmperatus,
aIS aaan ieit snss 0saeratisa erle5t
bate, anb BE- be IettSessanseae @iater b,
garspa ausevSbnIi& lareas sepeiea, wdb.
reaA man bier Seu lin ui&t sieI seiya,t,
70 i9ieu q. aIS iellts biesmaI bas llmss.
ts5rts bsr 6su istu. MlIeta tansrbalt q.
nes Bs&e 5at laS 1Bermsmster In eng.
Lamb aisbyissr ssfanbsa aIs felt sisIsn
Sabysn unb In Neltteleurepa batsn i&rsd.
N&s e&nseRasme itr llnwsien sstsktea.
% yrsftkt bod peuisReas MD Ssr siae
DslH5eiI BON Rtbssi4id 10 aabem. ae
mas wis lstte @e@s III anlsres
&uabi4aa 90 wabsi&sinIi4 hasssReIt. IA
ssi9sbsu. @taStbevRS watras tstreffeab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-01
81 goIssnsnse fanben tetne l1nrubsn

fsnen gOItsmeuse fanben tetue ltnrubsn
fGt H,taa III paafglg3g 4.@ SEE a..'
im Ritbem. S&tebsseri&t. bsr @d9te
inter stis9if@tt 0rase pirbz ss gai4ts.
.Die Rforte bat sesen bteie Sbee nun aud
II ausr Sorm nab enbsaItis piotsfirt, anb
man i&eiut ft& ~ etuer .&suferens1 uer'
fasben ju molten. Dieie iolI tu aGoufian.
ttiopel tesinaen, fobalb Ger go5en, Der
britif@e geianbte, uub 9err 6usfeIb, Der
beuti@e. bort wteber einsetroffsu finb, mas
In etua Il Gaseu ber Taa iein wirb. Aber
mir sIauben ni&t germ bran,g unb @rie.
@euIanb min ni&ts Sauon piheu. Dis
Grase i9eint nur NIT Htut 3u lSien 3u
fem. Die gerIiuer goufereusbei9Idfie
finb ni&s uisl u,ebs wsrtb. als tas Bapier,
.auf benz Re uisbersef9risbeu Hnb. Da bte
pforte ibusn ni&t suseRin.mt unb bie ger'
trdssmd9te aur Dar9fabruas ibrer Be-
i9laTe ,R@ ni9t ue,pFi@tst baden, 70 mar
bas gonferen,wsrl usu poruberetu uerfeblt.
Das Yroieet eiuer i@tebssri&tIi3ea Gnt
i$sibuns If tn ratbeu abseIebut uo,beu,
pdbrenb mon in goniianttnopeI pon Der
altberssbra@tsu gewobubeit ber tarfif&en
Diplomatie bur9 alIsrbanb gori4 4Idse, ouf
bnen 9(nnabne man i4msrli3 isIbR red.