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Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
w. r. M. 4.

The newly-elected officers Of the w.
F. M. S., which met recently in Grace
M. E. church, are as follows:
President-Mrs. Emily Moore,
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. 4. b.
Stevens.
Recording Secretary--Mrs. T. l..
Tomkinson.
Treasurer-Mrs. NJ. E. Conhamn.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOTTCE-l, JACOB H.. HYATT, IN
~ compliance with the requirements OF the
Act of Assembly, in such case made and pro
vided, do hereby give notice that l shall ar
ply in writing to the Court of General Ses-
si0ns of the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
State of Delaware, in and for the county Oh
New Castle. on Monday, the 9Th day OF May
next, being the first day of the May term, A.
D., 1881, for license to keep an inn or tavern
known as the Farmers and Drovers Hotel, In
and N in Christiana hundred to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and tho
following respectable citizens recommend tniS
said applcatlon,to wit,
icorge O. Cubbage, Vim. Duff,
Ia M GroOme, ID. H. Bayne,
william Pierce j. X. Barrett,
Harry Miller David Hubert,
II. CLAY Sutton, J. W. Snitcher,
John W. Lyman, John l.. Ayers,
Joseph L. Barrett,
apr7tst JACOB b. HYATT.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NUl1CE.-l. WM. IT, GUTHRIE IN
~ compliance with the requirements Of
the act Of Assembly, in such ease made and
provided, do hereby give notice that | ehall
apply IN writing to the Court OF General Ses-
siOnS Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the
state Of Delaware, in ami for New Castle
county, the Sth day Of May next. A. D., 1881.
being the first day Of the next May term Of
the said Court, for license to keep an inn or
tavern, known aS the Glasgow Hotel, in the
town Of Glasgow, PcncHder Hundred. Del.
sch""l district No. IS, aud TO cell Intoxicating
| liquors in lees quantities than Que quart. u
be drunk on the premises, aud tho following
Respectable citizens recommend the said ap,
| pltcati0n, to wit:
Samuel Alrich. George Bouidcn. Jr.
/. A. tann William Crow.
Levi HuggiuE NJ G. Poor
Ja-cph i. Laws Grdrgc ". Laws,
william BedwrN Oliver Jones,
| William ID. Adnir Jesse Soulden.
aprtN WILLIAM II. GUTHRIE.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
The Largest Retail Clothing House In America
OAK HALL, Philadelphia, April, 1881.

OAK HALL, Philadelphia, April, 1881.
ALWAYS at your service.
OAK HALL has the largest stock of
the best and cheapest Clothing, Shirts
and Furnishing Goods, for men and
boys also of Piece Goods, for custom
orders.
ALL THIS, wherever you may live, is at
your command. We can please you
by correspondence as wellas in person.
OAK HALL employs a large capital and
is managed with brains. Its gains are
all made on the simple policy of pro-
ducing the best garments at the least
cost, and selling great quantities at
the smallest profit.
If our Clothing is not the best in STYLE
and least in Price, we do not expect
your trade.
If You Buy and are not pleased bring
back the goods and get your money.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
OAK HALL Sixth and Market ihiada
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
JAMES BROWN IN co

NOT1CE-I,J JAMES BROWN. IN COM
~ pliance with the requirements Of the
act Of Assembly, in such case made and pro
yAed, do hereby give notice that | shall ap
ply in writing to the Court Of General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery. of the State
Of Delaware, in and for New Castle county,
on Monday, the 9th day of May, A. d., 1881
being the trst day Of the May term of the
said Court, for license to keep an inn or tav.
ern at No. 1903 West Fourth street. known a$
the Bulls Head Hotel in the 81 Ward of tht
city of Wilmington, Del, and to sell intOxical
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises. and the follow
ny substantial free-holders recommend the
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOT1tE-I. WILLIAM II. JACK. IN
~ compliance with the requirements Of
the Act Of Assembly, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that ! shall
apply in writing to the Court of General Ses-
stons Of the Peace aud Jail Delivery. of the
state Of Delaware. in and for the county Of
New Castle, on M0uday, the 9Th day OF May,
next being the FIRST day Of thc May term, -.
D., 1881, Tor license to keep an inn or tavern
at No. f.. Third street. in the Fourth Ward
of the city Of Wilmington. Del and to sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. {" be- drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens AMI free
holders recommend the sad application. to
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

Inventory Just taken and TO reduce cur
stock We offer
Is inches d'hle width DRESS GOOnS l2k c.
2j pieces TOILET CRASH at &c. u yard.
1000 yards Russia CRASH at Tc yard.
! box yard wide Bleached MUSLIN, TO.
3O0O yards Hamburg EDGE at lc. yard.
9picCcS COlOrrd SILKS ut 39c. a yard.
Wlil'TEkID GLOVES, % cents pair.
BLACK " y
COLRD %
To realize aud appreciate the wonderful
bargains we are offering. every lady should
visit our store and SEQ for herself
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NvOTICE--l, PHlTIP AMBOLD, IN
~ compliance with the requirements OF
the Act Of Assembly, in such ease made and
provided. do hereby give notice that shall
apply IN writing to the Court Of General Ses
Sions Of the Peace. and Jail Delivery Of the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 9TH day OF May A.
D. lSSl. being the inst day OF til. said Court.
for Il license to keep an inn or tavern In Chris.
tiNna liundrei. School District Nos. q and
- and to soil Intoxicating liquor Ia leSs Quan.
ti"s than one quart. t" be drunk on the prcmi-
ScS and the folio" ny respectable citizens re
commend the said application to wit:
Paul Began, Peter Collins.
John Reed. James BICS+iugton.
Robert Kelley. Frederick Buchman.
William Allison. Samuel J. Davis,
Hugh Holland, John Grtfth,
John DuygAu. Thomas Toy.
James Toner Charles Il. Dougherty.
-apr+A PHILIP AMHDI.D.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
NoTlCE-I,JosEPH II. RICHARDS, IN

NOTICE-I, JOSEPH II. RlCHARDS,l IN
~ compliance with the requirement OF
| the act Of Assembly, in such case made anC
! provided do hereby give notice that | shall
apply in writing to the Court Of General Sos
| Sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, Of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
| county. on Monday, the 9th day of May next
| A. D.. 1881. being the first day of the next May
| term of the said Court. for Il Incense 10 keep
| an inn or tavorn at No. "a King street. known
as the Atlantic Garden, in the Second Ward
OF the city Of Wilmington Del, and TO sell in
toxicating liquors in les quantities than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises, and the
following substantial frce-holders recommend
the said application, to wit:
=. Roberts. James r. helley,
Joseph Bradford. Patrick Lambert.
nennis Gallagher, {. II. +. Gross,
n. Jenney. Jr., ,ieo II. Gray,
Michael kenney. George ;: Mote,
John Fulmele, Charles Weyie,
Myers Hayes, &. W. Clifton,
Nathaniel MclchiOr, Alexander Chambers,
b. Tatman, Henry DuRan,
Geo. J. GardRcr, John NJ. Richardson,
Charles f. Sparks, John Il. Elliott,
Andrew Fulmele. John w. Butler,
William II. Quinn.
aprS-9t JOSEPH II. RICHARDS.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOTICE.-I, JOSEPH MCCAIN, IN
~ compliance with the requirements Of
the act OF Assembly, in such case made
and provided do hereby give netce that l
shall apply in writing to the Court Of aen-
eraI Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery,
OF the State Of Delaware. in and for New Gas
tie county. on Monday, the 9th day of May,
A. D., 1881, being the tirst day of the May
term Of the said Court. for license to keep
an inn or tavern at No. 426 W. Front street,
in the First Ward Of the city Of Whining
ton, bel, and to sell Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart to be drunk on
the premises, and the following substantial
treeholders recommend the said application,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOTICE. l., CALEB MILLER, DC
~ hereby give notice that shall apply II
the Judges of the Court Of General SeSsionsoI
Delaware, in and for the county of New Gas
tie, on Monday, the 9th day of May next, be
ing the first day of the May term, A. d., 1881
foT a license to keep an inn or tavern at No
l29 Tatnall street, being the 5. W, corner OF
Second and Tatnall known as the White
Horse Hotel, in the First Ward of the city OF
Wilmington, to sell intoxicating liquors in
less quantities thHn one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following freeholders
recommend this said application. 10 wit:
lohp Mealey, Fred We'll.
Thomas Pagan. Joseph Niedernaler,
Daniel Mahmun. George Stelnlcken,
William Miller, Geo. II. Marple,
T. b. Heusted, Francis heiiey,
l.. W. Palmer, Henry Bradley,
Ek Crawford, James Monaghan,
Patrick Lally, Augustus Aschenbach.
Isaac Murray, Philip Plunkatt,
Vim watson. Patrick Hughes,
Francis = kelley, John n. Lee,
John v Christy. John b. johnson,
Julius Gunther, James Mchehna'
Daniel Ireland.
aprS3t CALEB MlLi-hh.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOT1CE.-I. MARTIN kEWfH, IN com
~ pliance with the requirements Of the
irt of Assembly, In such case made and pro
vided, do hereby give notice that l shall ap-
ply in writing to the Court of General Ses,
sionS Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, Of the
state Of Delaware, In and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 9h day Of May, A.
T., 1881, being the first day of the said Court,
known as the Western Hotel at the
south East corner Of Fourth ard Orange
streets, in the Third Ward, Of the City Of
Wilmington, Del, and 10 sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, 10 be
be drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens and trecholders recon-
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
FOR SALE.

~ properly, extensive stone wsrShG1Ss' syaIIins
esntniDs e niT about asree Of ground situate
\. fhe town cf Newport, Delaware, ,de ur ana
IN, W. n IL Railroad on one ,sIib sII wa-
1he l'hristlanR River on inc o.ne .,a, heIny sub.
tel ffont of about SS ieet-a, !So,i iocale,l for a
nt.y 's%Ssr sS ToSSn oS Yard or bust
sses or the DuyIF and shipping 81 gram ee
tnw In close proximity to an eAse,lent 1Il s'"'n
@rewing section Terms easy n, Apply 70
r,o,r Nc 7o4 Market street, Ci'y'
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

NOT1CE-I, MANI Ell RICHEN BERG
~ erin compliance with the requirements
OF the act Of Assembly, in such case made and
provided, GU hereby give notice that | shall
apply in writing to the Court Of General Seq
sions OF tho Peace and Jail Delivery, Of the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county the Th day Of May next, A. d. 1881,
being the trst day Of the next May term Of
the said Court. for n license to keep an inn or
tavern, known rs Sharpcs Hotel, at No. l0I
Market street. in the First Ward of the city
OF Wilmington, Delaware and to sell mt0xi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable citizens and freeholders
recommend the said application, to wit:
John Mealcy George Steinickcn,
John N. lee John Jones.
George II. Marplc. John V. Christy.
Patrick Ially, Thomas Pagan,
Augustus AShenbach, caleb Miller,
James Monaghan, Philip Plunkett.
Henry Bradley, Joseph Niedermaicr,
l.. W. Palmer. William Watson.
Fred We'll. Patrick Hughes.
Francis f. Kelly. Francis Kelley.
Daniel McCusker, Julius Gunther.
James Concgan. Dennis bradley,
F. h. Crawford. Isaac Murray.
aprst3t MANUEL RlCIENBERGER
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09
PUBLIC SALE.
DUBLlCSALE.
viii be offered at public sale, on the prem
ises on

viii be offered at public sale, on the prem
iseE. on
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of May, 1881,
at2 O'Clock, ,.p. m
Tho handsome suburban residence Of the late
Jcthro ]. Mccullough. deceased. known as
"lrunton," situated en- Maryland Avenue
Just beyond the city limits. and about one
mile distant from the J.. w. y B r. X. depot.
This property has large and commodi. O.
Gus Brick Mansion thereon. with every b:;i
possible convenience; large brick carriage
house and stables. tenant house for coach.
man, grhpery, green house, tool house and
work shop, all IN excellent order.
The entire grounds. including tn. lawn,
garden. pasture lots aud an apple orchard. in
good bearing embrace about eight acres.
The pasture lots viii be sold separately,
TEENS.-sl .GtJ in cash, WHEN III" property
Is struck of one half Of the balance Of the
purchase money within % days from day OF
Eale, when payment Of each deed and posses
sion Of premises will be given. The rcStdu"
OF the purchase money to be secured by bond
and mortgage Of the purchaser payable III
five yeors, satisfactory insurance az collateral,
Apply 10
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

- .x.xnp sAI,E-A HOUSE, CORNER or
Hson,, ~ ,md nd scott street, (McDowelyille.
Z ~ Ioon,s .in and W suumtr kitchen well OF good
waisr in yard. Price $50 cash; Apply 70 70
n4;iion ". johnson, I'randywine hnsS or 10
An, Masor, Post Once. op''f"
, 1881-03-31
JUST SO.

llEAsoSH AGAINST lGAll1sIsOS'S itE-ELECrIQS.
From tis Ttn.ts-fiarrtson's Personal hfoan.
People opposed 10 lIarrisons rcelcottou sum
up their rtasons therefor aftpr this tllshion:
"The people whodu VOTES elected him two
ycnra u10 have lOst confidence III htEn. lilo WIS
elected BY the Sotes OF ull t1nieut'y respectable
element aulonr thu Republicans. and nut ono IN
tiv0 of this element that supported hun before
will do It uXaln+ ThUy nro Intelligent people
who rG1d tho newspapers, And thoy DO not be-
lGYo Harrison when ho KFalldllpuchtty dte!nIGA
that ha has effected a NIcAt refNrinuuou In tho
criminal clnsaes. IhdY tukc fur what II h worth
hls hyfNA,rltienl 'wOuld to God wlahe5 that ho
might blot gambling nnd prostitution fEota tho
facu Of the Garth. They rtIneR4Nr thAt hG hRs
dollO little ur nothnx 10 realEa!1l thu liquor bus-
lleas A1l that tho Inv dives uld eua VI lntgutty
wer1 never run 80 openly And shulnete8it as
now. Thpy know tAAt thern nra nuMbtrlcss
lltyea OH btute, CIu.k. and utaer strcets Wher1
buys arc educated to be drunkutds, Rul
w6ero young xtrEs .are cnt!ccd and
ruined, and that nothing is donu to suppress
iho evils. t)et.asiDuaily u licenxo IL ruvokcd,
but tho recurua will ahow, III In tho Casa OF
Jerry Alonroc. that 1t bus been rrtssuel in tho
that tito busluesA g1'cs right xlong wlthnut ln-
rIaua wha voted fur istothvr l!artlson ewa years
"a 10 he could put au Iron hand to tho tht;ut u
thls iulllily a1d thruttle It. Thuy know that II
hu wcrs lu vasneat hs could shut up every sais0n
III tue city whcSu liquor - sold to tllnoss, nnd
shut down GU every concert heu OF Dayo shoy
, 1881-03-31
HEADQUARTERS,

llltS fEtlhihN4tA L@Abih"4 NOhiAAA AEE
wns busiy cngnKed tho Rroater part Of tho day
In completing tho wnrd organizations, md mr.
ranging for trlsty 1nun to bc On guard Mt tho
polls OF election-day to SOC TINT no illegal vot-
Ing or bnllot-box stui>iuy Is porpotratcd.
Tho ,lecnsslty for this is obvious. Tho orlmi-
nal classes, tho continuous perpetrators OF
&lllsdemonnors, and nil those who bcli0ve TINT
liberty Is liconso 10 do what ono pacascs With
out partice or rcstrnfnt, arc desperate. Thoy
know Tint with two years' removal
Of Harrison rs tho Executive Of tho city
they cau continue In their shameeRs wick
etlncss unrnoleatod and unlistnrbcd These two
a,l1ItiononRl years of liberty they prvposo to
havc, even II foul means are to be invoked to
secure 1t, md thoro ia nothing thoy will stop at
In their ontlcayurs. In many Of tho precincts In
tho First, Second. Fifth, Sixth. and Seventh
Wards many bogl,s voters have boen registered
through tho hpathy Of tho Republican Judges.
md It is these bogus voters who must bo looked
Tho following WAS unanimously aduptcd:
Ifttolrei, rtat all business-houscs be requested
III orter to give thoIr employees an opportunity
tU votc.
1s the WGs tSs Ws n nnspnesaan G
wi 81. ~. q. l. Johts, said it had boon customary
of M election Ice as tic ely had selected. Ho stiR-
gcsteI that tho candidates appoint u committee,
soa,n|ttce @ M I 70 ascor,aI It hc1uarsosa Il Il wis was
appointment 81 Judges, of, eleetlon mnde by lilo
Council, s0me Ut tho Judges having rofueol to
conlrtncd. a committee of 'threo WIS, mp
bort to tho Town Hoard this afternoon.
AID Thompson than offored tho following,
which WY aMoptsd; i,,sI s'I ., =, ~, noa,-
ltcait purity 'n hss-1neetinE assomhtct, bciiGv-
Ing that tue tntorcsts ot tho town tlekct and tho
sepArato organization, md fully roallzn9 tint
no society can exlst Without q treasury; DO 1t
I,esolrcd, That Committee OF threo DO ap-.
| poIntod to wuit upon tho Central Committee md
request thAt thoy rcndor what reountnry assiat-
nnco they Gun for tho auccess or tho whole
| AID. Thompson. Commissioner HUT, and
Justice soli!y were appo,'ntea ,he Gomm'ttee q
| Mt I'll West Madison stseot.
THE DEsioCitATiC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
held two sessions ycstorlAy. At one nrrRnxe-
this svsniag,moo sy u o., on Wost TWoith stsset III
tho olher In An obscure hull On Twonty-accopd
street.
! complete roster OF all tho Domocrnt1c cu1ldi-
tlutcs, pnrtlculurly tho ConstnblcB mud lower
nittco would like to interview 1beta as soon as
possible. Ito ts nnrlous to obtain the nut0-
Epns Of these & Mho eHn VT Mrsto ana for ta9sS s
Around tho C!ty-Hall thoro was less enthusl-
"bcst MNy0r'' did not hesitate to oHRnge II,
spltefui personalities nRainst big colnpottoE.
which to nj outsider was, necessarily very
tcduus besides boinK In very tad tastc.
It appears TINT Carter Is promising everything
| aud nUythnH 10 obtain votes. In a book rarely
hcMrd u BY tho Deulooruttc purity is an inter.
eating story Of person who offered the whole
not IcIiYor, nnG wis lying when ho s,.id ho could
lc did not ohtain what hu 80 much coveted
, 1881-03-31
A CURIOUS CASE,
Tho Courts Invoked to Decide Who II
the Legal Heir to n Life-1nsurnnco
lluat

Tho Courts Invoked to Decide Who II
the Legal Heir to n Life-lnsurnnco
Policy.
Special Dhpateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, March 30.-Chnrles II.
Richmond, Of Minneapolis, In August last
shot his wife, Eva X. Richmond, and after
ward himself, both dying Of the wounds, the
husband surviving his wife somo few. lno~
ments A somewhat Interesting suit hns
Just been commenced growing out OF the
tragedy. Before his death Mr.. Richmond
lad become, and was Mt tho time, Il member
IN full standing OF Lodge No. Gof the Aneiont
Order of United Worknlen, md certificate
Of membership had been Issued him ent!-
tlinG his wIfo, Eva K. Richmond, to
participate III tho beneficiary fund OF
the Order to tho extent Of 5000
upon tho death Of her husband. Tic organ-
izatlon, 1t Is understood, Is ready and willing
to pay tho amount rs soon rs tho courts hnvo
determined to whom 1t can safely make the
payment, An action has been brought by q.
l.lond, administrator ,ut Charles IL. Rich
fntiler of tho wife, Evn X. Richmond, by John
has lmterplcaded. II Is believed that the
fncts are substantially admitted, altl the enso
will therefore iLngn upon the !Aw. Tho
fact OF his surviving Ills wife, 1t Is claimed
by tho Richmond representatives, carries the
fund to then,. The policy runl.lng to- Mrs.
Richmond, Vt Is claimed, on the Otlier lald,
entities her heirs to the Insurance money.
, 1881-03-31
Obituary.

Spsesar D1pateh 10 TAS Chicago Tttbuna.
BElolT, Wis, Maych 3o.-A[r. s. X. Dlod-
gult, who Inns been identified with tho Inter
ests of Dalo!t from tho beginning Of Its his
tory, died this morning ut Ills nome OF
nrss e asfase Ssps:ss e e y ssso ~ ysa1s
Dt.ouAINuToS, ILL.,, March 30.-AfEs. John
j. Mayors. Ut this city; died at Aurora lnst
night from cansss Sls wns tiYou siio Wifs Env o.
- . 'tspai sptsiat Dpaieh "a ans cNtsaso itns
KEoKuK, Ia, March D.-Dr. a. II, Bronss
sH tls ety. 1T Sh dls s ass sseas Sa ts ssss q
nn 0yoFl0so Of nlorplllne taken by mistake.
Tho Doctor has buen IN the drug business
here for many years. Upon rising yestsrdny
lux Will! lin that he fclt unwell, an.l would
and took norp!ns. H. az ,s..,sa %as ,sM Y years.
0nASn NArlns, Mich. March ga spec
ils announces the death Of JohM I. Hrown.
a4ed Vi. TlM, deceased was oIlc Of thu pio.
peers oi NorthefM Ia ,eg" It'll tsg ~ co1av
% targG Mch ts 6rather. @ r. IT, + Brown Of ill.,
city. Sunator L. Z. l'iatt, Ut Nuw, York, and
j. Hiatt Underwood. Of Zig Rapids, atu now
aid aid Man,stoe Rivers alll their bIaaches
about twenty live years ago.. It Is said tleHo
DO acres Of pine lands IN this State nnd Wls-
euusiu. liz WIS lurgely Interested ~ !u1ll"
herINan and It, thu development Of Northern
lie Northwest. iIIs rer,laIlls Will bo tAkon
10 OWcxo, N. r., lis former home. for b,Irlal.
sp9etai Utspatrh to Ia Chle.Y' lr.te"A-
WATEnrowS. Wis, sIaIcl' M.,-Jo!ln Betz:
Years ons of our lending commission lner,.
cilants, died today of b1ull.fpver, aged 64
| years, ,
auoplexv ut his residence liz this city. lie
WIS a native Of Kentucky, and u yenss old
Ges. Loan had lived hers more than forty
yunrs. llud buun u Union General. inolnoeIr '.I
nvllt lawyers. lie leaves u largo ustute.
5pseias D.patth 10 Tns Cateago 1rtbvns. ,
AURORA. ILL.,, March W.-Ctfy Aafsnal ~
Bruce Gates died this evening VI heArt-0ls'
ease, after pzctraete1 illaess.
, 1881-03-31
STATE AFFAIRS.
INDIANA.


Dpsetdt Diipateh to InS Chtedea Tfttuns.
INDlANAruI1s, Ind, March 30.-Tho Sen-
ute passed tho bill this morning relating to
public Offices ntld ofticcrs, but refused to con-
cur In tho House amendment to tho Civil
Codo bill.
Thon the General Appropriation bill was
taken up, consuming tho balance Of the 8es-
sion.
After considerable discussion, the Senate
adopted the Insane Asylum appropriation
Just ns reported by the Committee.
Purdue University was granted all nppro-
psiatlon of 500, 900, after much wrangling.
Tho Offices aud Ofllcets bill was passed.
Tho Senate rofused to concur III tho House
amendments to the pructIco net, md q coll
fereMce committee was appointed.
In the House tho grcater part Of the mor1l-
Ing session WIS occupied III tho further c0n-
siderntlon Of Mr. 1lnstol's joint resolution
submitting tho following amendment to tho
Constitutions:
Resolrel,. by tho General Assembly Of tho
Stnto at Indiana, Thnt tho following n1nnnt!-
mcut DO aud Is horoby proposed to the eoistltti-
ton nf tho stAto Of lnllann, to bo submitted to
the vote 9f tho electors OF tho. .statc-viz.:
BEuT10x j. Thu tunnufacture Balo, or keeping
for sale. In said Ssate spirituous, vtnoua, or tat
cept for medicinal. sciuattiic. mechancni, aud
wines for sacrantnt1l pnrpOses), shAlt bt, md
iS Assesy as SS e ho s.as
Sy whom, ana Il what p;aso sash qors shnHid rs
nMd sacrAulentAl purposes
An effort was matte To strike out the
clauses excepting Wines for sacra,ncnthl
purposes, but 1t failed. Another effort WINS
made to strike out NIL exceptions, for which
the majority OF tho Democrats voted, the
, 1881-03-31

tnMf tn8t D1 n0ln0flzGu 10 lNCfOAa0 tuG1E HlUl~
bcr. IT. necessary.
Mr. Haywood lid not objcot "a Mr.. Hairs s'ig-
Roatto,,, htt hppcd tho Committee would report
fta RelGotiuns TO nh nfltourEh ineotinH. AMI IT.
trotluccsl II resolution to thnt etlcrt, which WINS
nunptca
1naw' ~! ~ pgimn ~ nvi',rr,o ~ y "tsomst
q rrI,r,t"raE NJ for,nnr Hlcn;Inns. VIII, ,ysrn Ia
In yr"r1,m.tv nr1,aorHto1 n,i,l ir1oynu that tho
s'r,n H.. r"rtt,ri n hIi1, i,v thn i:tl Tin ,,it,.
tint, fsm.u ,,rnvntinH ~ "''A ~ %As 0"' -"' ~
xii ~ sho trnclrcts ,vos tt,nu rndr md
vni,,nfnnry ~ fnr ,mtv ,,inntinn.t1 inv ycre nsknti
n,"9n n ,,1rrl,nr rns,;nnfH1 nii NJ ,yhtso nnInrs
T1rc hnntcst nvrr Il, Tia t:',Mnnluu Committee,
After some furthor rnutinc business tho Club
adjourned vntl! saturdny oFonlnR.
1tnI.ini .trsot f,r thn rnsr ~ nnmintinu nt,
in'i",,ct,tInnt i iiormnn III lin Hyth Wmr,i.
II sG,,, iocann nnnnrnnt fi,ot tSn hsinrss for
,vI,tt ~ ;ns cn,i1I ,tu,iS mt IN trnrs.
"nt",fI fnr III Xiii wns iltrrnIlw hacked with
Wn,,n'crat. 4ftnr sevrrnI nnnea bnii brnu nro.
posed to tho meeting. tho nns1to OF Mr.. John ".
NArviH was Rnhm!ttctl. Amendments, Ruhstl-
t,'tes, ndlourntnent.., .,nal tho motions known 10
IMrllaMcntnry prnnt!co.-wore piled onD upon
th9 othor ~ the most hoterogen9o!ls M n,nn,lor
Ono youthful scion nt tho democracy afnso
nHd called for "pint" Or ortor, wh!lc anntlief
cntnc marching ut tho aisle With club. Notl:
Ing cottll now 10 heard but Rr0hns, hitsest aha
-ontls. nf1d ninttl tho !tt anu eonfuson whlch
now hccaMc Intense, tho Chairman aeolarel