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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-06-16

A. II yo1 could kill time without in.
juring eternity.
, 1881-01-11
CAPT, EADS.
HE WANTS INTEREST ON ST., ,0o0, 600.
Special Htspateh 10 Ihs Chte1 % Tribune.

he WANTS INTEREST on S16, COZ, 600.
Special Dtspateh to 7ns Ch!ea,o Tribune.
WAsil1SoToS, d. G., Jan. 10.-Capt. Eads
arrived III Washington this morning. 1Iu
expressed his belief tliat Congress would
nDser lend itself to further tho wishes Of tic
promoters of an inturQceanic canal, III view
Of the superior recommendations which
would be offered by the aAoptlon Of Ills plan.
lie will ask CYMgress at ohco to E1ye him
authority to form Il Company; witt.
SIT, 100 capital, and to guarantee per
Gent dividends upon two~thlrsis Of TINT
amount For tits tho American government
will l'Ayu q right to 'IaYe Its war vessels
transported across t1e railway FREQ of
clinrgc, mud recrEYy SONG other privileges. It
viii also control tIle ralo Of cIlnrKes for tho
transformation OF Vessels and pasaelgars, md
Will Illus bp EMnhtctl to make tho roa1 earn
JUS y per cent dividend;
HE WIrI. N1r ASK
that the gl,araIlee be nude, or anything COM
Mtttiig tho Government 10 tho support 6f tlie
Tn!lNay,, Until Its prdctcnbllIty shall have
been demonstrated. lle will raise tho copi-
nj i,eces&ary to, construct tlle first
iaavy S % sIlp Nv Over "litt' it. fastsr f,soo't thai;
ono could lnoye through the caual, before
any guarantees Il made, Capt Eatts pro-
poses to hAye wharyes built ut points along
tlie llle OF hts f0nd,, wlserU ships may 10
l0a1gl with tue valuable lumber and either
protIacatH l.a Of tue reglpl through which thp
, 1881-01-11
CANNON.
lie SHOOTS OFF Ills MOUTH CONFIDENTLY.
spkctal Dhpateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.

lie SHOOTS OFF Ills MOUTH CONFIDENTLY.
sptctai Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WAsttISari,N, ID. C., Jan. l0.-In cc,,vcr-
snt1on with TltE Tn1urSE correspondent To-
day, Delegate Cannon. OF Utah, snid thnt Io
should contest tho seat Of Mr.. Campbell, to
whom Gov. Murray las awarded tho cettitl-
cate NJ Delegale-olect from Utah 10
tic Forty-soyentl, Congress. Mr.. CALI
non said TINT when his sent was con-
tested by Darkin III the Forty-fourth
Congress part Of the ground of contcst was
tho allegation TINT he was not Il liaturntzed
citizen. Mr. Cannon showed tho corre-
sloi,tlent, In thu report of tho Elections Coin-
1nlttcu upon the casc, n copy OF the rGcort,
which appears 10 show TINT lie was duly
1,a.nrnlized OIL tic fth OF December, 1s5s, no
having tllc,i resided In the United Statcs
three years, and having como to this country
when he was under Is years of age.
THE ELECTIONS COMMUTERS OF TIE TINE
mentioned Was composed Of seren Democrats
a1hl fo,ir RtbiiEl llcilns, and S[r. Cannon snys
they were unanimously of the opiMtuti tint
he WnS entitled tn tho seNt which lIA WIS al
lowed 10 re!nin, One vi tie lliellltyers Uf thnt
Committee WIS tic lIurl. Martii, |. Ttwtis-
ellt, Of New York, aid nfuthcr was Kupre-
sentative mixer, Of lniAnn, now q prOul-
imGnt member Uf tic CO,nnlltten on Auprp-
prlntlDns. Atr. Cniltl1E declared lily. jMte,l-
tluh tn contest tho election Of Mr.. CafDppGll,
and Expressed the utmost contideI.cu Ut SUE
cess. - -
, 1881-01-11
Iiar!an. Assoc!atc Justice; Eighth Circuit. BAN.
Mpl r. Miller, Assoetato J,latfcb: Ninth CltcIlt,
e.ephvn J. Field, AssQciutS Jastsce.
l31eUCJ.

a HTOttt's

: = Srfe5dt fo 7ff foiifjff-5oUfndI
WAsu,SUroy, jan. O-scnatnr I,rnco sava
trof villa IN i,oiw 1,,r,,, ,.onss 49,. H., ,,,a:a
;m.a "'u ,'su.a n !tay ''.cT yeass Iso, ho went
ihlo pasoor's''op ~ l'lsa to nave h!s inlr
lass Is now, fi.led wifi, ciutlcrs aid other
haIr.en,scorrm rritcs nT rntirnnd ,rovoi ,rho
In ri,er "n,,,,,oI r. ~, ~ tr,a,, - Luz
"s, sn.,uust ,,,a'.' = ~ e.. oar =, .leo 70.
pf MY peculiar race, color, and previous
condition Of servttGho' IL very yinpi1iar. tia
, 1881-01-11

less subvers!ve of discipline that lc,,tent ,rnl.
Ing With gross otIcnscs. Tho rccurhs show
thhM IN nearly every corps 0f tho nrlny tllere
IItvo been ARRANGEMENTS over tho heads Ut
scores Of lherltUrIntls officers, ihaiN' littjn
grounds Which were purely personal or
political. Utllcers uf twenty years survfcO
and brilliant war-recNrls hnvo been unjust
~ ucalt with. Officurs rs capable Of dts
charging their duties as any otlors Ill tho
army llnvc bGeii
nEr1nEp AGAINST TuE,s Will
solely IL make placcs fur personal favorlts.
Tito rt.Cnrtla also shaw wrcnppOlNttNcntS which
cnlil.l hut provo suhycrs(vU Of discipline.
Ono Of these Wns III tho cnse Ut M officer
who had btett renentcdlv dismissed. as MI
cxntnb'c Of tho mGtholfs employed to
make personal appointments md 50
twist tho Inv tn make them possl-
BILE, tllo appointment Of ono K. A.
Swift Is IN pnlIit. Tho Sunlry Civil bill OF
.Juln20. 1878, authorized tic appointment OF
twfi Sergearts Of tho Slg,,nl Corps to bo ap-
tho 'lnyy. The ObtectOf tlIs cla!tse Ii too al-
parent To neu,l explanation. Through It Ill
serving noul-cuttlAissi0lcd officers .ot that
corps saw thelr way Open TO honorable prO-
motion.
IN Tifi: CASE OF SWIFT,
to ect him into the nr!,y lio was appointed
Is, fict. 10, 1s7S,> discharged io muxt day, md
Curi@t tho ,oxt. 'riio contemplated retire
mel!ts hcnrly all tnvolyo tho QltestiDii OF t,ti
M0tloNs for 1erst,t,a! rrnsolls. Tho l,cntl uf
tlg llsprCtnl-t Generals corps md nnHtilur
of operations. ''-- % '..0' '.''S'
, 1881-01-11
TRANIlINQ.

Special DHpatsh 10 Tat Chteaso Tribune.
WAsn1NqTuS, y. c., Jan. 16.-Thcre Is
dynamite III the 1'ost,1asterG Generals report
upon tho unlawful exercise Of tho frnnking
privilege by members Of tho Democratic Con-
grpsstoltnl Committee, anl tho Democrats do
wisely to nttjonrn Whenever tho reading Ut
this report Is suggested. The nnlnes otnaliy
Of them are said to bc mentioned
IN Il, md their unlawful nets are described
with lleartless circu,ustnutiality. Among
tho list Of names mentioned as il, some selise
inerlmlnated pre- the llons. j. W. Ryan, y,
Muller, o. Dunl,, Waldo iiuichIus. W. Call.
]. s. e. blackburn, t1icster Clyincr, X B.
Vance, 1'),ll Cuok, Natl II. Manning, r. i.
Taylor, J. 4. Chalmers, md =. s. Cox. :,
M1. cox
las already declared that ho Is not guilty.
II this IS proven, II will servo to cnnslcs
some member Of The Democratic Con, tMtttee.
mt only OF attempted fraud upon the Pest
Ottice Department. but Of tho grosser
criinr of forging NIr. Cox's nnmo upon
the envelopes. by 1ncatls OF Which
the fraud WIS To ba committed. The grave
stutsmcJlts ma,le lii tho report are sustained
by NUMEROUS formal ailllayiis, no less than
employees OF the Deln0cratie G Mgrcssi0nal
CnMlittttee, setting forth t,le fnct tllnt de-
frauling tie Guyerumrsit by knowingly
franklng '1nfrqnkable matter was -
A REGULAR PRACTICE De TIE COMMITTEE,
and had tho sanction Of those in authority.
For three days III suggestion. when tllp re-
l,art wnS reacl,cd, tho House OF Representa-
t1ves, 1po>l tlH lilOliNn Of sn,ln, Coltsciellcc-
ss,ltteH l)enllcrnt, nInac llAste to adjourn.
Teddy, wlien The Cdnijnitte6 Of tho WhOlo
rose. Alr. COtfrotll JUMPED upon Ills fcet and
moved an adjournment before The Chairman
had Made his report 70 tho House. Let THO
, 1881-01-11
Neau&ies Of 4l'q Lu,v In NeW York ciI3'


3Ir. Iflltlrctht who koeps tho West En-, llotat
at It0nH liraneh kar0 mo III illustration to.1n o
Of tho beauties st tho law III how York Ci!s
Sunl after thq closg Of tho Rebellion he ~
asked tQ hGcon!p Il surety for, Now A4|eas'
frlail1 WIN w0s lying III thp lelIt0rs prisu H'rs
with hoalth tnlInilratl and lnind HuYd, THIS i.,,
pcrlal state U0yernnrnl, whose Mottd ii ~ RI
Golsinr," yus kefplHK auCh z poor WRECK y, w
" lha acslre of aAnp tobacco creditors ~ n
VlrHiMla, WIN Thought they could compel " r.
ptf0r NUM- friends u put up for hlM. l!s Tsts Y.
wrote letter to Mr. 3Ill1irrlh, whu went ~ Fl ~
bond fnr $l0ltIl tlat t,s should appear for 1na;
H0Elu time nfterWard tho ANretigs were rtlrastJ
aud tao lpan *snt to Europe. but wlt;' H. III III
Ehng Abtilt three years jAlsset. and -; I,f nsf
dteth rcGtsel ~ notification til4t hu nst n
tl1AA WI ntercst, GoGls9 Snn.t Legal teenSs re- ia
cAllty hna nr tteeu COMPLIED With. lle nea Ia 10
utsn IN court. and wus hcaten. and carried 1 ~
70 Ihg Eourt " .Appeai3 which Alyu beat paht pIhtt
te tQn 4elbt ~ yr1pu fur tha u,Hn. AI ht5ossI .ssI
htW uYer Tho Yuter AMI 4x1rrenltrttls lIn. Hn4 .nA
sefuaAsl tO Accppt tho surrender ut th1 Rfos4saa
tliAt ting tuu4's Y|fu hpd EJfu,l Mr.. tiliie!us ~
indemnity. bond. Several other tylals wv snt.
peals reblltod. iG ai half . doasn Vt least; XIII KID
in 1rdsr % avoid PssE.lent VI th9 Who'll, fit psst
aEldlntnd I'd at lenyt Sl:up; besides xI5J xtNI5J
settsd tof If tafipX 49Y4It p1 NV ~ ii
Statu Kvtting 10 lao In lIsgrslncru eonu'nsa .a
u,1 tt!u high salarieA illa Judges here ha'e W
Vt no lelp 10 thv pcoVtas
, 1881-01-11

la1,ds located In ClicaRo. This provides for
tho leAse os saa Of that portion oisst OF Mich
lF1n avenue. 1hls htll differs from the Ali.
TINT u lcaves tic. disposition ii
tllp property to The city. The
!Altltfch. bill authorities tho sale " tlls lnrd
by tho city for railrOad purposes only.
second class III cities IT 15.O00 lNIlalilnnts
Tic maximum rato Of pay. = ,000 por n1,li,l,.
The House Committed Ut l'nst-U Ufllces mil
Post Runts, however, to-,tny, decEticfl not 10
ttut there Is no clni1ce now tint Congress
Will tnke nny aclluj,, nwlnR to tile short tfino
te,iaihlng Ut tic sesaion In whfcl, to transact
Regiment Illinois t3uartls. the s,iil1.of SlOO,
tho snInH being the amount 1T duties puiQ on
the!r uniforms imported ft0n, Europe.
, 1881-01-11
SUPREAIE COURT,

NEElSlONH.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Jan. l0,-Tha follow
Ing business was to-day transactcd iii tho SUI
prel,lD'Eourt: :
:. No, 113. William h. Waasworth appellant, vs..
flo Y9arl nt SnpesYisorg of EgH ClAjse County,
WIS. Apprul FROM tho Circuit Court Of tho
United States for tho Western District Of WIS
cousin. THIS wis d suit III ct,uity brought by
Waslsworlh as Assignee Of tho 1nniat & Lnkp
1T Crqix ttallrl>a,l Company a1uinst tho Dourd
Of Supervisors 1r Enu Ejatrc County to compcl
th9 latter 70 execute a4d jssgo 10 hin, sertaln
srrpttons to tho cnpitat stuck Of tho aforesaid
rnlltpnd compnny. 4 demurrer to tho plalntiir's
bill waa sustained III tho Court bcLow, and judR-
1nent cutcrcl for, tho Supervisors. ThIs court
held that Tho demurrer Yas properly sustRjuntl
eeiaW; The decree Of the Circuit Court ly af-
iirtilol With costs.
lss. Martha ]; Heppett, nlmin,stratrlx and
p1aIntE.r-ltt-orror, ys. Tho LaulsvIs s. Nashville
liallrua Company. In error to Circuit Court
Ut Tho unItel States for the District OF Kon-
turky. ThEs WIS . sA!t brought by Mrs. Uonr
tett 1y4tnst Tug ruilroal company to reeqrgr
du1ungcs Tor Injuries by her husband
III falling through m open and IN
guRrded hntchway In tho Ct,n,panS's depot
ut DAnvlte, Tenn. The Judgment OF tho Court
beiow was In furnr pf tho Coulpuiy, but thAt
judgment ls hereby ravnraed. ou tho 9rounl
IN dutnuga. 10 thoaG who. usInr tua t.iIru. onmo
,,non XII nr,nsos =, IL invttotInn oynross ~
implied, md sustaln injury owing to tho unsafe
oOnlltl0n OF tho lnIl or ta approaches, Of which
tho pw1Iur WpH; 0ut thpy Wcro mt: nw,lrr.
tftlHnltDt Reversed Win costs, u,lti cause r0-
niailded With directions 10 ovcrruI1 tho do
;q5fsy ai1} ri [Sr.6nr proSefdii'ss II con.
No. i'd sviiiIain T. Walkor, Assignee, ote.. mp
tho Circuit Court of Do Easter, District 0f Mis-
1cilGes, ID i,IrcStors ii tho tlow nsuiyout Hurth
h,s5 a'a c3'n& !ho xa!uS 4 ssf
pF'atgl md .llFlled uiuonK themselves. rib DO
ots ID nlIlflncl III tho Eroif,A, itnppGlrs from
thu pviaulcc, lhlt tho bnlS vhfrh thu lllrect0rs
orp nccllyEu 1T mtsMpprupriNting iloycr be-
lUrgeil to tho Nurt6 Missouri Insurance
C6npn1,y, but wcso Gort1iga.j, fr{Iul tjtiiO
10 time, hy thu ol]jccry of lilo Cumunny frt1m
itGtr oltslt|u pnttIcs, III prtler Is U,iibls tIo
Ctjtppl,iy 10 miss tifi txniniiliou OK tn Ntfi.
E4ninSr, Hecrc0 affirmed With oDsts. N'>''@
lIDl Charles UDoin Apprljalt, Is, william
r. Ntbbck, Arppul frOII{ tht CIruult Court III
thu UIltotl Htufen FIR Tho IltstrlCt al. iMifnnn.
This CtiliN fiujls that tho EirGit Court shuiiIli
tIlyo dismissed this cuso Tav WaJlt pf prt}por mir.
{eA E{anuillH as il l1w dues II 10 II fccia alo,i II,
tho merits ri thp cNst, anu u bur to ulIy othor
suI,. II n,iist. thorof.,rC, 6o rev6rscd md ro-
hin Till. hv tt.akIrS fthe,Yrr ani kfLnn lii.
, 1881-01-11

~ my sltlo. | don't understand whymcn NJ.
link Tho inoloi Of stout, briitsfi n,atfnbtSaa' btSa'.
spcctNbtllty. Hut thoy do somctftnts; sn1 =
% 1.,nt, %fcI!,arked m how prntty the atongs wefs
ttlnnnnas. ! said frankly lid. lio H.
ehDIilI like to lly ulp something, i saIH
kih.l. What did want7 he asko.l. OFF ~ ~
..fEoro aro 10 !nnl1y thlngsi but lot inp ihsts iht
shoes, stockings, funnel pcttlconts, scrfL. G =
brush FOR tho kttchol. two antlcc. pni,s
thrGo Io1''s If tnan'ro for tho garden. Ohj
nl1sohltiK.' Tint r.1tlo Innn Ilo.itiycjs ' IT,!
nwRy, sayfnR su'ncthtng unu,cnttonMtIo, 'MM.a Mna
~ sGry, rlt,tc. whon hi hnh asked nc rssal
SHOULD ke. and had told iiftn quito tho irS1N
, 1881-01-11

mtttco of Ways and Means Tomorrow ('rucs-
.,iattcr In Charge. lus niso rcuuestrIl tho
prrsoncn of Cnn,,rissionnr 1,ot,,u NJ fha
''eet'ns.
riiE OBJECT OF THE nrsT1LLEns
ia 10 secure a tutnl repeal If the bill whicl,
authorizes yincnar-1nakcrs 10 mike their
ntcohol. They contend viii, nrcnt force thnt.
whilst TIC tflstll|cfs nro locked lin With mt.
o, ,chmi ,,var ~, ow n.var'an Ill mu'y ,a," 1nu".s'
Wn'ene, over ny dovefh'aent storskeepera,
a1''' subjected to heavy rcnal provisions for
tho slightest infraetioil Of law, vinegar
ara pe1,nte n a ,s,int
~ ~ ps.ns''tt1 " Iuh Whnt nre ptact'cn!ly
!uM'WHle Bulls Wiinout my supervision
whatever, and can, II they choose, pnt my
nnv,nrnt of inv r., tho rrnot t,i,,r,, ~ tnn;,t.
mnte trnf,e. They fpstouco ne co.n n
nntrt ior-t, ,,,'n.,s. ~ :. ."so -
i,rnn1.,,,, ~ ~ ..Isma,, anMc,ue, .Ia,s,.,.s,'n ~
rn,,o, - ~ ,,oar.na ~ "osa e;,,a,, ennI.'. I.
e oer dny Wegcs @'s il eisnny per esn. Of 1 ae
llolic strength Is oil TINT is needed to mako
vinegar.
1Sm' TiiE HISTORY or ru,s ytsroAu LAW
Is curious one w and nd Jnstrrtive a faw @ yeors
s,t, MI. tnSliinH, ~ 'Hpil4'lc. ia.. pecnane
Fuzzy ~ ~ a. tisliitel no't1, 9na Was tttt
~, ~ ,r,,at Lnt tu1ca' WIN eonslaeFable
ni1o'''1 n1a ,iis,;,orv 10 pay' on,,o,, MM "'y ~
lt oSs fSs N in knoIns %qt to 40 "ie1ws ;h
idnn of turning It lit, yincgar fact,,ry. hit. M
wien j,e Ntl spent n few hufltiretj ifn}nrs III
putting ills plan Into DructirnI otmrnr1r,,. hn
fn,lul It was ugulnSt tt M To tiisifi hf,.n]tni
t., H.. ,.,..a ZANE " ;s-1' Io w washiSoIoS, 1,,
n " ~ y; M,cf ', ita oa io,s, a'a, Gnsalhe nowefi
, 1881-01-11
CROOKED VINEGAR,
THE EFFoitr To AHoI.lsu 1T.

aptetdt DlspateA 10 laf GAieapo Tt1tunk.
; WASHINGTON, u. G., Ja,,, lo.-'rhs alstillers
4re reorganlzlng . movement In force OH tAa
manufacturers af viMegar under the PROCESS
authorized BY Tho act Of Aarch !, ls7o, which
pcfulits them u yapurizs their own alcuJ,nl.
Mai. Thomas, Of the Observation-Disclosures
llstl|leFy Company, ot Louisville; u. II.
.3hufeldt, Ut Chicago. President, md
Or. lush, Secretary OF tho Dis
ttllers' a}m Lta4nr-Dealers' Association;
Mr. Ksll0sg Ut tha firm ut Walsh &c Kel-
logE Of clncipnati; hir. DIgclpw, Of New
Y0Ek4 AA4 other lepdlug representatives Of
the lissllll1K interest arc here, aud l,aye Ut
runsvd for u hearlnx before the full Coul-
, 1881-01-11
SOUTHEASTERN DAKOTA.
IT, CLIMATE, Fuel, a),d Politics.

| a. ~
rts Climate. rnc,. mud .,o,,,,..
| Special Correspondence ot 1ns Cht<aoo T1t,s',.
De SMEr, p, r., Decenlor. iYs0.-I, =.
TnuUsE Of Oct. II, 1y5o, Appeared M :" a,,,a ,a
| from tho writer CONCERNING Soutl,ao,,ssIa i
Dakota, Which elected many letters ot,s !
qpIry, tpo.many to be answered by o,,o ", '..s
! who llad anything else 10 do Tho fu,sS Ma'
experience OF. a year may bc Of vnms.
renders oi Tur T1uuuSE who oro leosI.N
westward. '''~i' I
The climate Ia ntout what I nxnectod -
ccpt tl,at, having heard so ,nuol, o;n,,t thu =
stssa',s stat II, %,n.s' %as prepared for wo
sate o. A'taifs ~ t!1t respect than llas bsaG
experielced.i Tho -spg1ng-wirfts begin I,e
good cartcst about March q, aii,l blow, ts,B
s t,nn 1N Ht, "G.hS; H. a ~ 4s',ss n, two,.ns o.
s.n.G; Agaln, " ihq laying season, ylIks (
Con!iMues from Jlly ~ Sept 70, VIC haaE
many dass-posssbly- :.ono In Are.
stuck l,ay; and, from tIns to lime Gu ti'rods -
ont the year, we hive many windy dnys ;hs,H
tho mir Is stendy md uniform itl LIS inUti0n-
saldon violent. | l!aye meyer segn l.ous
tn"t @o ~ W.. ou.r aa'go uo exee
dowi frequently become quite dcnloralizAE 4
During tho summer we have generally Il,
"a no,jInsa ti's lao. % t,nt ny ,tt, SVu'Ms, IT, mA
a e 1 'enracs slt T. ra' tn eat; "'.h ae neren
work In the iled al day VIII, comfort. oa2
sl'n,fnor-llcat Is quite uniform, and gc,leta!,E3
Fnhrrnhn,t A. that ta,"na~nt'ra ~ ,s,,,' ~
nnt.e.'!e.t. .,A.L' ~ my temperature my teaa&
"ofhea 1ast summer running q mower, aHf]
on many days. from morning hS
night, dltl not sweat . l'air. occasionatlA
vorv soo,, tj,ot u w.. ,rn,,',4 ~ 'et' =.
w., xU.y N.ulI t,n1s " "us "n1"' Aag' ID srE
;ho ,o u,a 1,ostest 1ay last sumn'er-lM degrees
DIV e i: I1at@,Mo @ iy iasa nary * 1@f 1,n, t 1i:
tt, teams stopped Work, and were Shelters! ii !
t,s.,, Lto sup4 sgu S!Hi,f!es, winch ofefyWHtsE
n4pnSu'ti,, 4nu ~, 159m !a}s, u tlli = =. II. . &
mer W. Sj W IS s,i4sfins Rsaiia' fTos sq %
heat The 'liEh.s were, and aluu'st; slwaWe
aos, eo9t Song 70 make 1t. go9a pc.lqntS
iI tiot soap fah TIE t1o w's ana fea!lE
,asSsa restorrr. Ina' sesP y s!fea Natures sweet
ye 0ct9ber Is very pleasant; y, $ We plowed ttl
4 ny R I 6'lt Nov: Il; III from tat ,iste 70 j's
sra ays s afer GsslIyy rea fgSa t f9t
sas I VA war 4 & at essssa yesae esST sllz ff
l,l!lystl ollt doors and roalac1 AZ over th
pTnlrlS:
at xoSai eW e aa dae ts sa9i
iIanlinE SHOULD bo done ear1y, especially Of
e1rn a 1ysgStat;hIss sinco ff"sts
sss's s"t g e g'?S tsstsf s tn ~ @SS's SSug %
crePs Ig IL 1,or,l tor aear sa Ife N AuE
eisd % its inlaehco II ,adlfying tho climate
, 1881-01-11

sa,sol, ,qos In gola bullion from tic Nu,v York
Assay, Qtllto 10 the 1'lil!htic1pIln mint, to bo
Coined into englcs al!A half eagles, leay!ngh
oil hand at tho Assay Otlcu.
, 1881-01-11
NOTES..
FUNDING. .

n
- "ss@'' w. T. W.
NOTES.
,,.<,s. p,,,s,xs SpS9ssc; y ~ fs,.,., ,4,,,,,,
wAsiiiyo1pN, Is, C., Jam. io.3senti,ncnt
y npon IT, the l!sf'nins bill has not crys!alized
~ .u scmnte , ae CONVERSATION WI. ny
beiieye that majority Of uleui arp in favor
Of incoriioiaii6V Seerutary Sherman's Y. rec-
oin'nendations Into tho bill when It shall
Tse rS ot Ss1Grs ntsst s soswa nS nsr t to x t,a
c1n;nfttco ~, Tin,,;,aa III ~ IN IN nuMv onrr
snon,,n,,t ri r,n, If,nn,,,..., ~ ~, ~v .,ast
earnestly ii faycr Of 4 i;iGhcr rutc n' "gse rho
sos s seusa ~ 'up pop G a bods c utpehas e enas
20 below pur, and tho vuluo Of tho c,,rrcury
VIZ a''sT,9 s1,;s ,,o.,o,, n,o,r,,,,,.
,Choro ia rnasa, I :" I,o1t,ra % .,',t H., o,,.,
COMMITTEES upon ereias 1iaiss, ai ~ wi'es Rest t
sI,all report upon tho Burnside A1oproc-tloc-
trine resolution will express themselves
stronglyii support OF tho resolutions, and,
Judging bv III, rc,nnr,;s of' MI influential
,nni,ar ~ ta To;S;1tt,Sa y, " anrr..,n''. -"
Of nM TnisvXg, to report RI Il tbe Gommit.
No hlay go even beyond tlle Monroe ttoctrlne
III the nttiflnatlo'' Of tho prlnclplp Of non:ln-
terference in American affairs BY European
'''''' r,,. r,.,.s
n1u., Auh roNoAs.
~ y true,4 asked thy correspondent Ot
Tilh TR1nnYE q Secretary schuFz, 'that
Commission In thu cirecf MAT ti,av W i,,i III" tho
",cna ,,mmIi;,, 1n ~ rnts ,'t ~. tps tet liz te
tloir fathers haya M dctails = nni;e,i VI
tho Secretafy liayeoiy @ W I I,Tlet ,i,snafnca PlIe
tn the tiFcct f1tat tlln {}nn1nIssj rn c],n Mn
1'ollcas on Tueslny, hell a,l open council Oh
day, from which nll Outsiders, not excepting
uh Wy, = Ben1, Wcla oacinaea: 'lMoy Wero NOT
G1sS aaij * ~ !!!I y H!"!, "uI!! r EMlIQ WIQ
eo'''u ~ h!tca " spl@IH ~ 41akopa'"
8t1.YEn nOLI.Alss.
Mr.. Alexander II. Stppjlens, Chairman OF
, 1881-01-11
AtNuA6 Wnu.

-, {4NFiJt RYJFl, . -
4 country cousin wrjfes; ;W short tImo ngo !
was starlns ut thq ipyely diatpVndy Au4 l@aust.
lul thipRs IN. sh0l N|tnlnW III tte9eat street
(tiut Et'retulkly W ! am gtntent to Huu nthers
wear thuml, WHEN u Muu cuanv a4l gtood vloso
, 1881-01-11
NEW BILLS,

Special Dfspateh to 1ns chiedoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. l0.-Notwitll-
standing The ncar approach Of ths end 0f tLls
Congress, u1ll ting fsct that tho calendar Of
the House Of Representatives alreudy con-
tains tho titles Of twenty times as many bills
rs can recctve attention before TIC time OF
adjournment, members OF tho House con-
tfnue 10 bring In new measures.
Dozens Of bills were offered to-day, so,ne OF
tllca relating to subjects Of considerable in,-
portalce, but, MS there Is no possibility that
they will receive consideration, even by tha
Committees to which they were referred. 1t
Is not worth while to mention them, except
Us MI example OF the immense Legislative
neW bills,
, 1881-01-11

lG>y p}lls.
1p the 1rt,ser't 11.ocfattd rres
WASHINGTON, u. C., Jan. l0.-Thc bill re-
ported BY Senator Voorllecs to-day frQm the
Committed. of Thy Library, authorizing tho
construction Of now library building, pro-
vides for tho eruction Of iire-proof building
OH judiciary Square,, according to tlle plasi
to be adopted by O Joint Select C0lalnlttcu on
Library Building. Tho bill approprlatcs
81. 100000 to commence tho construction, and
nlso provides tint 1t st,nll bo in chnrRe OF i
Commission composed 6f tie Secretary OF tic
Interior, the Architect of tho Capitol, md the
Librarian OF Congress, nilli tll6t the nppEt)-
pr1iatloIn sl,all DO disbursea BY tlIe Secretary
OF Tie interior.
III tic House, Representative Carpenter ill.,
troduceM I'LL 10 increase tho duty Un lax
seed or llnsecd, nnl Thy manufactured prod
NA1LtloAns.
Representative De.lster introduced a bill
fp regulate inter-Stnte cOlIlinercc. II pre-
yIdes agalnst discrimination, alll entities
pnrty Who may i'aye beeti 'dlscru!i!aied
aRnlnst to rectIyGr u! the courts doubts tii3
9,.loniit of tho Injury he nlily hnvo received:
US common CARRIERS ~ Interstate trnllc sliat,
pncl, year, upon tho lss Of October, report
to the SecretarY of The interior Upon !he fo[-
lowing subjects: Their cal'itul stock. funded
tnrea, property, llu,nber Ut passt,ngers cur
He'd, arlou!,t of freight carriud, rates
ciarget, accidents, officers, employees, Ind
such otller n!atlars rs the SECRETARY nay tlucn
lnent ut tlrGo commissioners, QIlp DY Whom
s!!,tll b1 skilled engineer, alul Diln luwyur,
resulting liz loss VI life by tho breaking Of q
bridge, or from other c,uses, to summon wit
Messta Md tpkp testllIQny, alHl rrpQrt to Q.p
Secretary of the .itterlnr ,.s t.. thd CAUSE mid
blaMe, will, ,stlel! Recommendations rs they
,ldy deeni hIYlsablr to prevent their rcclit-
reilcD
oLEoMAno Au,yE. !,
%1tepresentatlye Sl,erwtn introduced . hlal
to ycglllnte tic exi}6rt OF olcotuQrgntIne, r IL
pr0eises for tic appointment by tic Secre-
Mry of Jug Treasury Of ~ !lls}Ectpr nj 4a!ry
anv stIsr rls U.s. wllcfa @ II 5 inn; nay lee il I scss. a
sury u secllra Tho currylnE out df ttllo provls-
i0ns Ut tho bill III tile uxp01tM(on Of oleo-
liln rgurlne,
POSTAL. aloNEY.0npE,.s.
REPRESENTATIVE Nancy introduced 3 bill to
proytlrs TINT Il. n.ln0ney.n!der slulI not DO IL
slet! for II sum h. excess Ut *lu0, alI4 estAb-
llsGes tho following rates: fof 4 t,linis}-
order npt exceSllng 81 = srnts; rxeee.ll,l; S}
s%! @ n"t t axscsdlnE $is. eents; e:sss!;Es !s SIS IS
aIl1 liGt exceeding e:N. cr,ts: Exceeding so
n!td A0t execetlInx, ~ % cellts; excGetlil'E
H. liz 5 s a' nj fxsss S. ssssy ef9's s;is x;s,, X.
scS3s;s s sssss.lI ill., va Vf I'D soi S' *: 4
ssffee''ln1 sfe Log, ~ oxcss,, ee,i!S q o9sxrosl'n3
excefllng $hp ND INT pxeenjl,pE SID. -
GENTS; oxcee.i(nK suo mud not ext:ceulng .S7o,
- cu.l,s. execeltiie $40 md mot eXc6eilirE
$s0, 70 rbnts; exceeding SSo u1ld not exceed
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