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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-17
4 WORLD OF GOOD.

One of the most popular medicines
now before the American public, is Hop
Bttcrs, You see it everywhere. Peo-
pie take it with good effect. 1t builds
them up. 1t is not as pleasant to the
taste as some other bitters as it is not q
whisky drink. 1t is more like the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done q
world of good. If you don't feel just
right try Hop Bitters. .-Nu,da Neacs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-17

1t is computed that there must be 4
loss of S2,0OO,000 between the building,
stock and furniture. Over l,500 fami-
lies are rendered homeless by the conila-
grafton. At least eight hundred build.
ings have been destroyed. The fire brig
adc and apparatus was quite unfit to
cope with such fire and to its swcakness
and the wrctched water service the whole
disaster is due.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-17

JOB PERMITTING
The Jobblng Department OF the CoIuMpt,N IA vorv
complete, and our Job Printing will compare fovora.
bly, with that OF the large cities All worK dono on
demand, neatly and at moderate prices 0 VII
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-17

A traveller lost ON eastern snnds
Athrst and FAINT, with falling breath,
Takes { rom his sack with trembling hands
The flask that stands 'twlXt him and death.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-06-17

The bright summer day passed away,
and many and many time Clarence
idlcd away many delicious hour with
the girl, who had learned to watch for
his coming, as flowers crave the glad
sunshine.
Often, Caryl came--graye, kindly
, 1881-11-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.

weather during tile day, followed by local
ralns, for tllis region totiay.
-. N. tlfa1la,n. a builder aud contractor
nj t}ritlRcttil. Ont, has lit out" leaving
large bills wlfcl, e ought to have paid.
Title expenditures OF tie National
l3tnrl 0f Health since it, organization III
Aprii, ts7o, tU .},nlc :p, 1881, have been s+lo,-
sUY.
--Alrcat1y s17.0t0 have been subscribed
fnr Garfield Memorial 1'Ioftssorsifp nt
williams College. 1t Is hoped to nuke the
tnlat $4,000. .
-Dnring tic three months ending the
"ist Of October the irish NatIonai Land
LcaElle se1't to the Treasurer Ut tic orRatl-
fzatlon In Ireland s137,.5 The California
Land League sent In addition 84,1o9.
-1'l!c Messrs. Lori. cari manufacturers
Of bradford. Eng, hive failed. with llabil-
tiles amounting to $4,000. G. 4. Ciat'in, n
shoe manufacturer of 11opktntoI,, Mass, has
faiie,l. Ills liabilities are yarlous!y estimated
ut fron $4,000 to sl00.000.
FROM 1lay ~ tn June 20 there was
handled by the Treasury authorities saeaG-
ho,,.,r f>,. ",,,, ..,,.. p1' % ~
,,sr o.rt .r,, ia H., ,.-,.@.,t
,,a,S,a,, -, .,,a ,rraas,,s,. sca,a, ~ w..
period.
,oe+ Tnn,,,v f,,r d,s,,r';sr.. on'T,,,. 'hn%
h.nrny f,nfora .1.et1ca Wals,, ruu,ar,iav o,,d
woa lonorni,lv ocouittal ~ tha o,,o~., ,,r.-
ferra,, oo,Inst hin, .l1s.Ica V,isi, ...varolv
r,nrI,un,,,,,f tho o,,,..re f,r tl,air ,ost,. ont
....,,,,,,g,y ,.t,,1Ic,;,a oo,,,t,,nt
,,,.'' ,,,."-,.,s ...",'
tno ,.,-, l..'''ellsh ouo'toh''''iss'oh U. u'o
u4S' !'a''a eous' 'nS 'ca"ce.' u'e se"' ~ "
s.n.,' a.. - s'.so ~. .s,
r,,rtno lat nn,,, r,s'.',..% ~ .,,o as'.s" -
,,,,IL,,',,,a n,,,, drn,., ,r,.. ',nnt,ia
s'.sr1ss a' .','' ,ss,.,,<u,s ''' ''''0'
'"'''.s' ,s' '''''o''S .'ie 1A''.'o4u''
-1ne Afcnulshop o. oefs'a "as recently
suspended by l'Fi1ee Mlia'l for Resistance to
Tue payment u ceftal'' olate taxes' l'leFe
~ coba'ust"n!e 'eenne III 1'.'Ssla otcaaSe o'
r,.,.,, H. ~, ,,,.,,,,aa.,,.' ,,.,,., ,,.a ,,..'
| ~; t,,., f:roo,- 1.,,"r,,, m ,,,o ,,o,,or
-EtRh1!.ele'tt 6eco"tt oa'lotS tor 'neth.
oe'S u t''e ut1'tat! hc!c''St"e na'e fes"'lctl
| III INC eie'l'on VI l''e e"nSer'a!''es' sixteen
Sat1oi'"' !1'oet"'s u"l'esl oeeeSsl""'se'
'"o i''ot1"!s' '"eihs-1"see il"kfcSslsts' n'e
ne'nLe'a u lh4e iaias ~ ule feop1e' t"ttteel
o"c'atiats' tou1 1a1a1cul"flstst atta t"o 'ae11-
'o'7 ~ "'o o@'|e '"tl''
-1Hete hfa no" oet"eeh ''ltS ah'l s'S1Y
p'Eo''I's ~ huss."" !"!'s c!a'3c'' VIII gun.
p'le'ts !" Slll'hA!1e ''ioss' t''e eaSeS vi ",l
II
, 1881-11-16

iAVu advised nlnl nOt u To 80. EafulnAf
Won Hohcn1ole arrived III Berlin from
i,o,no Yesterday. It Is said that he 1s the
bearer OF Important proposals from the Yat>
icat.
--1,ello SpauIdlnR. who has been on trial
for soyernl tlays at ualesburg, ILL.,. for the
murder OF lier husband, has been acQa1teed.
The Jury, which held that the killing was
justihnbIc, WIS Invited by "Atfss" 3paultt-
ing to MI oyster SHIPPER nftcr the verdict WIS
rendered. Eight Of them hccepte.t. rtle
in,ly will bs married. at III early day. 1t Is
sald.
Mine Jurors have been scclrcd for tho
Uuleuu trlal, The first 1nuet Is exhausted,
and a second panel Of sevu,,ty-tlve ta>csmen
tas been ordered. The four Jurors secured
yesterday nre: Michael Sheehnn. ".an Irtsll-
.ma,. with n pronounced brogue," md who
sa1d t!lat lie believed tl1at Gufteau was "out
Of Ills fleatt"; GEORGE W. Gates, a n,RchInfst;
Sanuel r. Hobbs, plasterer; and Ralph
W0rmlpy (cotUrcttl, a t}lastefer. There were
few Incidents of importance in connection
with tho trinf yesterday. Gtfteau was teered
| mil hfssetl NJ he left the court, and the
| cowar'ily wretch sought shelter behind big
policeman.
--Secretary Kfrkwood In his annual re-
port recommends tut liberal provisions be
made for teuchtng Indian youth the English
Iat,g,lage; that the number allu nrea of the
existing reservations be reduceft:' that on
sucll reservations rs are not adapted to farm.
luz without Irrigation the Indians be recon-.
| n,entlcsl to foIuw tie occupation Ut herds
nlrn: that the Indians should us far as posst-
bIe lloId property III common. and uot ns I'LL
, 1881-12-18
~, PECULIAR PRAYERS.


sohE Of. TIE opp PETITIONS oFFEEED BY
:.IEk6yMES INTERESTED IN POLITICAL
AFFAIRS.
Is @:s--- rsw 1ors Horld. =.
:: In the last number OF Plymout2, Chimes,
Af Beecher's Sunday:schooi paper, ap'
pea1ed the following item, which may per.
naB surprise the casual reader: IA teacher
Nho believed in minute answers to prayer,
ahee told class her experience In buying q
Dp9net. She had always q great dislike to
anE kind Of shopping. This time, however,
she Particularly prayed to be directed In the
matter. and went feeling that God Himself
"oald help her. At the first store she saw
u once what pleased her, and felt that she
naa been dfvine1y~ guided, Perhaps whei,
she had risen into this high state Of depend
euce her mind was thus SO strengthened h1ld
mage p, clear=ttat in this way, if in none more
olfects God did he1p HER" With tlifs ex-
u amplt irnm religious journal designed for
@e Instruction Of the young, It may not be
ueened ltreyerent for d secular Journal III
: enoed for the perusal, of inaturer folk to
present. Some notes on prayers recently col
=: ,ec!ed - from the columns Of It's contelnpora-
.&s. eoitticai prayers have been coming into
!asalon during the last two years: they
vael clerical Dartisans an excellent onpor-:
UNITY for getting in their work even before
taH 1s Vnairnan Of the Sthte Committee has
s4uea ne convention to ORDER. "Tlie. el0-
Xuent M,s: and vigorous prayer" with which the
tistaois ~ OF heplblican Convention was opened
;no no. year wiN not be forgotten; 1t is crafty
~ ~ 70 reflect that it was "recciyel with lp-
E{faase {anse =, But the Chaplain of tie State
desa$e dSe q REPRESENTATIVES, In that same city
, 1881-12-18

: 4 gentleman was standing the other evening
in one Of rho shalowy urtades OF the Coliseum
Mt Home, when he wis somewhat hrusquefy
hustled .by a passing figure With i quick In
stinct he clapped his hand 10 hts watch- pocket.
His watch was RdneI Ho darted after the ttief,
clutching a watch. T. Give n,e thai ~atcht" 4
dash!-the stolen property was recovered. Thu
startied robber disappeared. and the gentleman
tnro;ycss! WHAT was his CONSERVATION, ou en-
terIn8 his bedroom, to h"t his own watch. which
, 1881-12-18

II nm },crastt,. ,,,,.acv t tt.a ;,,arancipr ,,,n
ha,. ~ nt;itr5 ~ ty,3nr IT, M 700 nra1s',tati f.,
t}a IRA Nu;ta oe,,rat;at;,.S ,,,n - n1"t;..as n,
presenting them early, and conscious that 70
cast-lron rule IS free from dit1icstlt'cs, sttl
teel that capacity Tor EFace Is cue one tllng
70 collsittef, ala that IN tne great lna1of1ty ol
instances. capaclty aepcnds I'll years.
Some Of the Cleveland clergylnen object to
furnishing tie newspapers WITH. the man:
pledge that they shall not be set up until aft.
| cr Sun.fay 1uidnight.
| ,r,,n srs+ r,,,oo,., .ar.;,,, :, u,,,;,+o,
@ Hi3s 3,;,g aIl ~ ~, isan ~
there Wers on!y s5x i, comMu9icants , present.
u1tn aEo Lne n1siaop u 2plisubeM sb,'r;, S"; y,
| T StcTaa.u lateG a!"t coIit1noo1ous caalcn IL
a1chest'lsoolo' 'i1a1 couhtf: !, ::
! In several parishes in England the old Gus
| tom OF using bags Instead Of plates for col
haa, iG H. rasut @ ne aen isaa ,s
frn,ts r.: Tia churth firai,ces rthoss whose
rn31, ~ g;itnr nu nsta rnn
% ,t ~ ~ .., Ds ~,
hoe hep1t Gs f;vernnnl clerevnlau iateiv preacheH
nn cffecti~c srr,nnn @ M thp tnxt: inxnnder.
s,1d 1rticT pr;tn"s @ ,re royrattino that thsv
Ii in "a }1|, f,,in it s,,r uit.i ,vnirh IL do
nified medium between cDpuer and silver.
They will unnrpcjotn the r,,,nark Of a Nav
51Tk n!ijionSi5e wiz confessed t4at he nsysF
uMtit in his Old ace he became a regular at
tendanr at church
Tho Free Church Of Scotland by vote OF
rs to ~, has resolved to force the question OF
,n,,t H. , ,1;a,s ~ ~ -" to az ta+ 10.
rlsHma,.t in ,1,"hars ~ = IN .iirnitr IN hnt .
caricat,r., ~ - ana fha+ r ~ r.nTsa5,s ~;
,.st., ~ ~ ~ ,,, ,nt,a,p sHn.
ie i!ct,t;arv renrc+.s ~ nrIer to i,reas
it's pen,h.rsh5n: that fie 81 stafa nf it's doctrine
y "t :. W,eS r u"i
rs1;t: . t,,,t @ a. , u, ra W.
G.e.LT @ mas ~ ti @ ~. EtJ !;n H.e ~
c e,i' u ~ ;tS nnrs a o.. ~ ar1
iltu1e populatl9n, me lnnuehce e;,t OF lana-
loltls oetns usea tnIouEtto!st ttg COUNTY, t "
W. Mshcn G,,,rI u. LII soe ea9e W u1en lno
'*ee e'oie''
The Foreign Missionary Board of the Re-
fOr the wear with a view Of suending nearly
$1,000. OF this amount only S3000V las rs
yet been collected, Tie fiscal rear ends on
the 30tll Of April next The board makes an
urgent appeal to It's supporters to have the
iest o ane rn2 4hf9 f9r fsHhy shy ~ HIN IN ~ ;f f
nraesin" Iam,ennx r'yo vnnnT rnen frnm
1ne iEolog't ~ ~ the
~ e ,; haau ha,. - ~, .,n1; rsme nd
,,s ~ M .. ~ in,,o u, har
mta W aels W m 20, ,r,.,, r., nt,
foreign nc counties. There IS not So iinaeii dif-
nG.ses ~ 'nei " S3S - f,,d. ,,;ti
aIits as Lt6te ~ Is Ill t"isihg @ao '"las "!'u
"n1ct' ~ p"s >1'e"A'
A very interesting brochure on the Revised
ago by Dawson Bros. Montreal 1t is from
the pen ut Canon Norman, Vice Chancellor
of the Bishops College, Lennoxy1lle Can.
The author believes that. tie tine hnd ar
, 1881-12-18

he bud forgotten to put On, staring him in the
face fsn,sl tho 'nnntcl- piece! He had been the
th!ct, and the other wretchrd n,.sn had stumbled
over hitn in tho dark, an1 when uyertaken and
stopped was lncrely clutchtuK his own watch, :
which he had not the nerve to rescue frs1ua the
tourist That tourist is now known to- a wide
and adfniriaH circle OF fraeuds US tho Hnndie Of
tha Coliseum
, 1881-12-18
nENAN ON CnR:ffsr1AN1rY.

RENAN ON CHRISTIANITY /.
THE OLD WORLD ON THE NEW CHUEon-1N-
FLuENUEs ON CIVILIZATION AND ART AND
TEiAfiOSs WITH SLAVERY.
The seventh volume of II. Ernest Remains
:" History of the Origin Of Christianity" " llAs
jnSt bee1i published at Paris, bearing The
subtitle OF - Marcui Aurelius and tie End
OF the Old World.'' It is a singularly inter-
esttug volume, the sad, plilosophic Csesa r,
indulRent father Of a Commodus and c6ntitl-
ing husband OF a Faustina. moving In the
twilight Of religions and societies, being a
character after Renan's own heart and has a
further attraction in the acute comments OIL
contemporary politics aud systems which will
repay the student skilled In reading between
the lines. One chapter In particular may be
cited as sure to provoke discussion, that de-
cribtng The Political and Social. Revolution
Brought About by Christianity" u transla
ton Of which, in condensed form, is ap-
pended:
Thus {says Mr. Renan), as the empire sinks,
Christianity rises. During the tHlrd cent
ury Christianity drains antique society like
q vampire, draws away all It's forces, and
brings about that general enorvation against
which the patriotic -E1nperors struggle in
Vain. 1t is not necessary for Christianity to
attack with open force; it has but to shut it
self up in It's churches. 1t ayenRes itself by
l1ot serving che state. Such is the warfare
nowadays waged by our own Conservatives.
Tie ARMY, the magistracy, the public ervice
need certain number Of Sc rious and hor-
ofable men, aid when the Glasses which
might furnish them shut themselves up in
abstenti6n, the Whole: body polite suffers.
The Church III the third century by ~fote-
= IT, -l- -S~&
, 1881-12-18
! PERSONAL.

= The Rev: "; r. Law las accepted the rec
torship of Christ Church, at West Davenport,
: Ia ~ .,: s . r 4 = i.
+. Dir. Emilio Fuentes, an influential ex-ptfest
.of tner Roman Cat1onc Church in Mexico.
, 1881-12-18

President, the Cabinet, and especially the
postmaster~General." Political prayers are
BY no nlelns new things. The story goes
nsd sf hS o sta afs asea IS Gana of r E
Commencement during the last war with
Great Britain, when party feeling ran high,
his opening petition was to this effect:
= Lord, Thou hast commanded us to pray
dent OF these United Statcs?t' Very good in
its way, but not any better than the petition
which Revolutionary tradition reports Ger
tain Tory to have made. in his church,
WHICH had been surrounded BY the lines
Of the Continental army: And as for him
WHO was once thy servant and whom pr0fane
men call Gen. Washington, VIC pray that Thou
wouldst spare him the wrath OF his follow
ers, and remove him speedily into the luai1-
Sous ct ti1e o3est." It is not; surprising that
should have omitted the prayer for :" the
High Court OF Parliament at the time assem-
bted," and justified the omission Oil The ground
that the Radical Parliament was past praying
hare had u g0ud deal OF trouble in inducing
the ecclesiastical authorities to pay due at
tA11t1on to the Republic At the altar. During
the Hundred Days Napoleon experienced the
for him nor for Louis xviii, but to maIil-
tain On the patt of Heaven that strict neutral
ity desired BY the pious hunter when! about
to engaee the :'bar:" Political PRAYING, as
At its hight d'irtng the strife between the
: stniss IT,, 1sn one pr pfaysr rs TO es!i upon @
Ssrf ss 5 a Te Ws 1 e r6S% 56SsSeat peasest 9sg ss e
us such and such victories WE shall be good
to TheB in something aIss when it lies In our
way }leaf, O Lord,o ran another, q that
tie King haiti set up his Parliainent at York
, 1881-12-18
SUNDAY MUSINGS.

! ! In the registers Of the tarish of Hean0r,
Derbyshire, is the entry of tile baptism Ut
twin cf1fIdren;-'7 ''7aati - Salen;'' dated
about 100 years ago. I: ~.
The Canadian Methodist has an .induiring
mind who asked: ''Is it right for Il Method
ist minister tn eat fowl Won ut a raffle?'s To
which the learned editor replies: THAT de-
! penls on the age Of the fowl" -
at st. Thomas, Canada, q preacher WIS
annoyed By snoring in the church. and he
hail several members arrested fo: interrupt
ing divine service. but the Judge acquitted
them on the ground that when a man rented
4 pew he could Ito what lie had mind to in
it. The pow was like 4 berth lit i sleeping
cur, and man could sleep in it Or sil up aid
listen to tho nocking bird. The PREACHER
says he will quit tue business and apply for
position as porter OF q sleeplug-car. r.
In 1877 Bishop Bowman went to Boise City,
Idaho, to hold conference. One Sunday aft
ernoon he got the Sapbatll,schoo!s logather
and had i splendid time talking tn the chill
dre,.. Lie was ali admirable teac|er and
soon liatt all the little ones ANSWERING ques-
tious. He tried to explain the operation Of
the mind through the brti1b but finding 1t
saying. .;IViut is here p After mv,nent's
dead SILENCE u little boy Screamed out,
"NutltinsF*
This anecdote, according to the London
R}nttD NetcS' chine from Ar; spurgeeon's lips:
s as55ss %Ry sfnf 5' seS5a sao5
in the world than yon. sir. You only pro
lnu]eate your own optnions.' Mr.: Spnrgeon
Really: But what may you tlo % The
youtl-"l breed and run race-horses." Air.
riddle, Why doesn't the Devil rnn express
trains to hell ~ The sporting gentleman,
after declaring that he 6elieved III neither
the one nor the other, gave it up 'Be~
cause" said NJ spnrgeon, YOUNG gentle
ming race-hUrses." -;
co6Eei}:ineal rtt1reti sioomi;y to his study,
and, when q brother dominic called, was
found disn.al!y absorbed in his sermon for
% FAN! M :': hoo IS The .warld vi vi We tod.gs,~'
aske, the newcomer.
=, Everybody viii be domn'sd,": was the
lIS!el,. mon; yqa'rts ',oo weal in the stun: i
'rhe minister went and enjoyed: A. delight
fnl repast. After supper, as he SIT. over a
moderate glass of toddy, his friend asked
'"siio5 @iioo is 1t wi ye noo?n g..
but our cook. She lnaun be dornniedp'
FOR TEE WEEK..
- EPISCOPAL. -; !.
Dec. ls-FouEth Sunday in Advent -. 7.
Dec. 2l-St. Thomas. : 70.
Dec :3-Fast.
CATHOLIC. ..'
Dec. 1s-Fourth Sunday in Advent
Dec. lS-E9sSpectat1on of the D. Y. N. tfron Dec.
Dec. e0-Viyil Of St. Thomas.
Dec. 2l--St- Thomas, Ap- = '"
Dec. s2-Fcria. < .
Dec, a23-Fcria; Fast. :,~. : /
Dec. M-Vigit Of Christmas: Fast.
- . TO --.
For The Chicago Tribune /
Forget the cruel pastt |
Remember only that which speaks OF Nay: =.
i stormy night may bring aloudless day, |
Night flces SO fasr. -: :-ts .s-. T.
Keen ta1th III uod. my friendi ":~*. ~.: T.
Heaven must send rou many happy morns, /
Because your lifo has held these cruel thorns.
Remember, life must end! ~ . 4
O can you read the tr1thy ...~>
Only by tojljng up Lies rugged steep i
Knowledge Is gained OF Joys that win not Sleep |
>, Sweet as Loves youth. ~. I
DEC II, 18S1.- ~ :.---~.: '-:4 AVIS GRAY:
, 1881-12-18

:.s1nenes1er3s 11ypopnosph1te.
wtiicuse sdnsusaptto%n; % COUGHS. weak lung, bron-
, 1881-12-09

H"r'fn9 I" fhc Public: ptrson gicfn0 N 1
fld'nrt9 Il. d. ~p+r has I<rH soifcNt,ig s,tbarrt{ 5
tf"na far THE Cl,tcAdn TnmuxE IN rx,rfoln fo,r -
III Mf''"t+. The lHtffc r. 'rar,rti ngnfn*t tnpinp
't''p 'nhHfy IL ts Wrsun III Il" IL NOT aut0rf+eH IL
f"tfrh s"!scrfipns far IL rcrrfr1 ,,lnHtU IN DC.
count If TILE TRtut.sE
, 1881-12-09
YI1fNOS.
WEssBE9sR
PIANOS.
4 CARD PROM 4. WEBER.

For tho hrff-r accommodation If The i'mbtlc
nHd IaffoM@ of the 1lri,rr i'tan1, md rsNrrl"i-
~ Jor huHiHrsa ticH ffhlitctt IL thur tiurfIV
trHtfmr husItrxs hotsrs, tftr Hj:Jff:K W.lKE-
Kf}JliS, tfHr|MV lhr ,H0itth nf f)rrr,.brr, frtti
bo open Hmfit NINE O'tL0GK J.. II.
Il. WEBER.
, 1881-12-09


r.,,u, ~ ,,' "'.s ~" '' :" 'er'''e money III ac"
'' 80 ....-%
,-to],er, faIr weather. utuf nortbor,v
wtntls for lilIs region t.uIay.
-ss,lcv I,n,se. Vn.sb;ro ,.,o,,,d H.,
rps1aerce If sir .tn,n Ast1,,,. .,,e t:.,'',,a,'
s,a,rttnp non xna ,Ins, ,r,.ot H.. ,,r,. ,.a.,n.
,lay. o' 'O''>@'
<, .,,
.,,,,,," '' nv. Nv" ', n"''1.'' t'es,"s,! :" the
Inv ,,t,, II" wos IL ,,ts .,1 "" ..,r " r'''n ~.
r,.,n,,,n,4, tIa t,.orvt, ,n;,t,tn ,,,r;,,', ~
Wor or tim f,n,c,,Inn NA''
,,.,
IL. i"!hS: pt'o"s"eS t!''s morning
,e'e ,i 'io' u .''' IL, n"he 'tsSels taat VIII
,a ""es. =" 'l''s p"'a. 4nu 'a'''%f' a''""'ne
tfy, viii nrrrryoto nsur1, nm ~ ~ ~''''0
..,:',-'
r ~, n.e."tat"" ,.s, !at"ei,. n"''ca' oecf"lalS
:" g, ..o ..,. '.p'se"m quo" I'll NmGs1o'!' ".'
s.-s s'ol' ~ 's aceo'rtS' lhe' has
"ppol4'. 'oa.''A'ee ID ia'es!leate. ATh-
.a*on '.a..'', "'"s'l "'> les'Ene"' lle 'a9 Deeh
''''pe4''' p'""'''s ''e '''FeS''Ra[!ol1'
"""''' e""'c."'. !r'u.Fouaee" III tl'e
49,. 10, ''5 ,,,., ''..' "" o''' u ''lS p1t'F'"-
. s .''At I'''.''e. "'l"'ts ''ns lla'e stats on
~. "or' ~ t'1o '''"'c a1a .'o"se o1 repre-
.'.,..'', ''' y, ",' 'e.s'ie' ~ si"'''"t c"'h'
''"''se " W "p'"''''te' VI t"e 'ee"ffea''tch''
senator fll'tio introduced bfll In tile
:'el'ase yesterday providing tint certain lands
heretofore granted to railroad companies fm
"se.''eu '"''esteu 1o tne o"'t''t ',tates III
.ss' T.. .,a ""e.e 1ue 'A4'aS "esc E41n's" u "1'!
''''' eo''S'' "e'e'' "'t''''1 '''o Spe'l''1 tn'e'
-lile naefnbers OF Tue Senate Committee
OH l'F'y''eRes anu Elections say that there Ilas
not hec'' particle u H'Itlellcn prrse11fett to
sa'sta'tt tie c'latge that Senators l.apl'am
alh4 Miller. I'll Ne" YORK, obtained their
~ .o - =, 1'""'' " '"'o"3A ''4ee"'a''''cs
" I'LL, "'"'''
- tln'1ed o1ales senator, WHO Is salt
10 oe i'll postt't'h IL Know whereof lie talks.
sa'" Yesterday that tie President hasl stated
t'lat II WIS t!el'nlllS settled that ex-senator
love- Of Wisconsin, would he appointed
secretary ol tile Interim, although tie nl'-
polasi"el' may not be inade Until tho list Of
'aFaafs'
Tile 'srst oil! passed through, tue Sen
ate during tho present session was tic o1lc
reported from the Committee on l'oss-0'l1ces
anu l'ost-]toads by SeHntor Ferry. conferrlng
MI Mrs. s'artiehl tie franklng privilege.
inert was no objection. anil 1t passed lt1a'il-
iaoasly' Similar privileges have heen con-
leflea on thc WILLOWS ot iFesluents Tyler,
folS. atld Lincoln.
MIR. +. Il. pcrault, one Of the leatlcrs OF
tue movement tor Canadian lndepe1nlcncc,
, 1881-12-09

GCE FIVE CENTS

e3ltcccssfhf rncc-t10fSes. .sGiIKflt TO 10 hnndi.
capped before yuuMg nations should enter
Into co'npr.ittor. Senator rt;ariand will prob.
nbEr continue tho debate today.
Senator Garland Introduced a bill in
tho Se,,ate yesterday providing tint IN ro4c
nf the removal. tcntl,, resignation, or tnnbfl-
liy Of both tho President md Vtce-prcsident
IF tic United s3tnscs, tic Secretary. OF Stnte,
ortf there be no Secretary Of State, tho Sec
rstary "f the Treasury. or II there bc neither
Secretary Ut Stnto nor Secretary of the
Treasury, then the Secretary OF Wur, shall
net as President ilnit tli8 disability be re-
11luyc1 0r u President u0 elected by tho peo-
pie.
IL 81. r'ctcrsbrrg fourna1. thu Noroc
1'rrut,m. 1t yrrv iult,tunnt nj rras1tIcnt
Arli'ur's reference 10 tho treatment OF tho
Jews III ltussla. 1t acc,,ses the President Of
drparttng fro,l the prtncirtrs OF American
pnlicy hf tloll-intcryrnt1on in tilt affairs Of
rore!En countries nsNi asks wl,y lIo rcfete11co
was tnn,!c III tile message to Enstand's treat
ment Ut ireland. Tho Journal III question
says the President ducs not understand K,s-
sfan atfairs, anil should hot attempt to tndgo
them. -
.-coum,ssfoncr 1,aum in lis ounnot rc.
port rtconn,rmts M fn,livI,1unl atnmn for
cigars us tl,t best, oi, the ground tf1at Il
would afford ti,c highest pruof of tho payment
Of tnx, u.ut would prevent Lie Fraudulent
rr1liiIng nf stautct boxes, {;cu. john Il.
Ifawlry, uf 1IEfunts, IL now In Washington.
urgEng tic adoption of a sta1l.p devices wlicl,
| I,r claims will meet tho rcol1[rcments Of tho
1nternal-l,eyeuur Bureau. Congress will
]luye to pass III the matter before nuy device