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, 1881-04-23

TEE EAGLE BREWERY ACCIDENT The
,-atcE,a1u in its issue OF Friday morning
Goes What Is no doubt All nt..n;ioual in
iurv to Mr.. kieber, OF tlse Eagle Brewery in
ITS account OF the accident which recently
occurred there We nave known Mr.. klt-
ber now Tor some years, and this is is the
tirst time We have had 10 chronicle any Dis
tarbance in his saloon ne mas !. ID the rep
utaticn OF keeping one OK the most orderly
houses. IN the city, asd otherwise has sal,-
edge reyuta,ion On the morning after the
accident a:.d before We heard anything OF
OF the particulars, it Was told us by very
nrorninent citizen that tae man whose leg
vas aoken had gone - Mr. kieoers the
hight previous for some purpose, ami that
others mad goue after him ni,h the aroaei
intention of witnessing the fu0. In that
case our citizens wili, with Gle accord, bring
Ia 4 verdict OF sc We him right. That the
man go5 his leg br,ke Is to 'e iarasn:-d, bat
" hen niau su;ers the house Oi smother Tor
the purpose OF qusrTe.ing ne must take all
the chances An Americans. as much a.
an Eacli>hman's hGGse, Is his castle, and
any Inau Who caunot defend his own hearth
stone, Is uaworthy the i,ame, and We glory
Ia any oGe who Is possessed OF :. INT to
assert his iaaiienable rights.
, 1881-04-23

As E1rvry PorYoEr--F- NJ NoOl'-,
,,[,m.p Of Quiun' harness shop was ',o'' 4
-, fortunately the coo! L''a pro-
bAi'i U,s weight was II pounds.
, 1881-04-23

W,LIrtA S.vEn.-The O. H. L n. Com
,,.,v hay. decided n make Waiinia the
shipping point f,r up river travel and freisht.
Win ,hisia vi~w they are towing the wharf
boats to that poia. aad will Immediately
De-iiu /, pile that place that is oow tres'.ed
So. his slis .f Ma lula. prior :" lsslnS Il
hr,aa .ra.e track, reIS 1Is-Gal;y ss'ss
Mia Will {, 4. ~ hSrior 'rom s-Ehins
,ll.s G. E..oa-
, 1881-04-23

QsEES ESTHER. your Bible next
Naniay commencing with Book IT Esther,
hen 20 anil hear Esther the Beautiful
queen n~St THURSDAY aiil: Friday evenings
, 1881-04-23

srr,<rr. - The STATESMAN returns
n. Wa!la Walla band for de-
'-,-,--.,f, ''''1,, II viii not be long osi'Fe
hsh,'- Iii -5vai all competitors
, 1881-04-23
y CARD
~. PisLs StI33L-

The question is snmetimes asked why our
charges are more than al any ether school.
TheH dlc not. The mistake arises because "e
give the price of tuition for douIlc Tie length o'
time The school year consists OF forty weeks
We, in common with most Boarding Schools,
divide the school year into two terms Of twen'
ty weeks each: thinking continuous term oi
twenty weeks Of more than double advantage
to the pupil over quarter of ten weeks. TIE
THE sECOND or EAsTxR IEEM.
opens on Thursday, January 20. 1880. Fol
admission apply TO the Principal,
sn-3n MRs. LFNrEL Fl. WELLS.
, 1881-04-23
THE sEroxD or EAsTSR Tern.
Notice.

NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN. That tie
~ Count; Commissioners 1t their regular
February term passed al order giy:u- bounty
OF three s=rt- iur .-h and every .q' me tcsiP
deliver - - tlle'I i..aty Au4i:or N the hrz:
dzy i A~r-ii. a:sd -: tso cents ir eaeh n.
ever, s-,-lp 2-,ic-1si or the ga. day u
April an iisy respectfully.
". {. PAINTER,
i;...;las aai E. of.icio Clerk 1t Board.
BIZ J. h. GEIX. pefu:.- 1T
, 1881-04-23

:, rowx Nj. Bishop Aadi'"F o. 'i''
lane county Is in the city % .,.,,'o, 80
AA.s ~. oon.csted county scat question
, 1881-04-23

VIII Dcs,- Ur. The NIgli:nt Hook and
Ladder Company have ordered ne" uniforms
from New York whloh are expected here BE-
fore lonL. The uniforms viii cnnSis. ct
ei,ht-coue hats. I'd shirts vi n black braid
trimming, black pants and black Morocco
belts with raIscl white ittyrs forming th,
word NiglIantT The cost Will D" some
thing over Si00 which amount the company
has now IN its treasury. The NIgilant' axe
enterpTislng and deserve considerable credit
FOX the energy that charaeteFl2ss al :h-'r
undertakings.
, 1881-04-23

Po.icr CorKr.-Qat reisns supreme IN
= :1e -aart circles No. an arrest la. been
.'sds Sii.'Ia thv past few days. AID con-e-
laeniiy oar ofh=ais arr n4t happy.
, 1881-04-23

Webfoot Oil is = priceless jewel in your fam
ily. It speaks for it,eli.
, 1881-04-23

Nfa Hc,FrTu--It Is generally under
stood among the Ep!scopalians that where
ever Bishop Paddock makes h,s headquarters
ine large hospital and seminary Will be
tnilt. II seems pretty certain no" that the
B.,hon viii locate III WaIla Waila, adding
two more to or p-oport.ouately large mum
ber ot uuhlIc Institutions. BisH"p PaddoeA
iuau ,l.ly speaking clmgS II god cIrcGth-
stances, better probably than most OF oar
ministers who leave their eastern homes tor
Tie nac!... Son.
, 1881-04-23

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one TO fifteen
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-04-23

p.r,-l -..ps..a .razl c'!;aE lll'.Esd
,.........' .....aua.s lie death d N.
! s,.,.R-a. as,at.-sat citizen q " 4''',''-a nan
-, Nr. ,a..l4a a-'-D-.n Il very 10"
With CONSUMPTION 'yr ia" months ND 1l.,.,i, l],t,
and d ,.cly r.at to taAi.rn'a Tor 'hr 0y,.fni ,i
81 M i.., h.. 30. al 4. I.r i-,V d:yF alter
, 1881-04-23
S0aE INCIDENT

In the nations history in which he had a
prominent ra;t, without beng impressed
deeply with the fact of his greatness.
Although the General a: the tine of his
death was % years oi age, i.e possessed all
th- powers ~ his r,i-a. I'D l''s eye a-@hed
With enthusiasm and his cheeks g!owed uith
excitement when upon a :avorite theme.
HIS physical preservation has been wonder
fIi, and fe,. men of his age up - MS recent
illness could boas5 OF hls health AID Vi,'or.
No nI;n yi;s knew the General hut loved
hnn-lovei hm Tor his noble nature aad
admired hlm for the exalted grandeur OF his
character. lie studied mcu on the plains
az rh..
, 1881-04-23

Nj r.rm We understand that 4 Sun,
5,, m.uin, p=.,.r MI lie issued IN 4 snort
-, .,.s.r,i .i,s. comgetsns and rF2etI-
c.. m.n. The g'ga' viii "' Df'5"'' %. a."
I'm. .,.l n.a,. AL u.lI undoubtedly re
- .f. ,,,D..t IL tie ,onmun- =. 1t
oil \, I,y,t.i % -o-l,;y interests III tII, t1.
nj ~! the -anss4l Advancement oi tAs
l. IN -.cnLr.l
, 1881-04-23

F,rg,a .y l>'ruoE- On the 21th
,,., Gov Nsgcll Uill deliver lecture IN
DAYTON IA rlrsnanss II an invitation ex-
,.glsltohau r5r governor vii have to
r,ss through tb., q. :. ans aEe We not goInS
+, show lln the -au---sics da. his position !:
a. think tia, Il woald look very sEabhy
indeed were b. to pass through Washing
toni. metropolis without rousIng welcome.
L., the proper au.l. rites take ~''ae steps IN
the matter
, 1881-04-23

Jo. ru<rsa.-The STAT@''i'S ,4-'s @ - =
-, -, 20 d, A, good JOB printing IN
n"] = -. Il uors, .: - 10" rates
49,, b. ys,.lnsd any~hs'e e-'' % "s'',
e.. r,.I..,s NC uasarplsaei, AAi with IN a
-. - ..r4u,g.. stock OF pap-E7' e''''
- ...' l..-. t.e tg.y cgmg-;i.-1H.
, 1881-04-23

SToRn.-A heavy taund-r, ram and ha;l
STERN passed over this section YESTERDAY
, 1881-04-23

Tus,w: Ov- .EAe ). ossa- rSon'Y SCI;
,,.-s,,o., was hrasu gu OF coat %. a'e. u
u wsnt oi iuris,lict;ou. papers h"v'n5 h''-a
fled be a. Reeyes Ayres-
, 1881-04-23

Alorg J,.R.-Iack. IS yet hobhiIns around
on srutrhes, Lg' approving very slowly 1t
/, now alm5,. yaaE snre his accident oc-
CURED. ami he has been unable to do a
stroke Of work all that time. Taat good
S,m.rtaa" uha IF; hin 20 his fate at the
tine was good enough To inform him thai he
vas .5ius :, w.Ip hin. wherenpou Jac@
SAID he hal one goad lcg left AMI thought he
coalI s.ari nj Inc oil hao'lun could ssve
him Anl Iatk WAs r!:At.
, 1881-04-23

MIN STREET CEAr2 Mr.. Bryan: has
already quite a force Of n'-n engaged IA grad
-, Nam street From 5th to III streets
the grade has been cut down about one loot
T,,' ,'....,,n viii be completed before any
,.,-L viI b, slIu. On tAe upper Por.'on- II
is probablc that from lst 70 IN streets tne
rr.i, viii b. ri ssus.ei stone. Is / ccr'aIA'
IL ,hauii b.
, 1881-04-23
Yuy OrrICIALCITI PAPEs

,.,,- po,Krr.-rhe May term e'as'
,o'A ,,,s,,,ly large one. and has
av1n '.'sr,, impor.,a, cases to CONS up
, 1881-04-23
sxceyp paY.

! THREE MISJTx CLAss-Purse $50; 6fst
horss 81, 0, second horse Ssss third horse els 5
entrance ten per cent, entries close June l0tAs
three in FIVE. mile heats ~ harness. four 10 en-
| ter three to start DR.. Ksllegg's mare, Pan
nv Kellogg and Il p. Isaacs mare, Kitty
1 Cfnuc y hsrrr.l
, 1881-04-23

Webfoo. Oil Is : sure cure for Dyptheria d
GTe Throat.
, 1881-04-23
RACING. JUNE is, lseI.
nssr pay.

THKEE.YEAs On TserrfSG SrAKk-eQ n
trance, half forfei.; 500 added BY the Propsle-
tor. mile heats, three in ave TO harness. Flint
nomination ~ be made April l-t; entries cins
on May 18th S<oond cclt saves eatranee.
three co,e- m,.s. stars.
, 1881-04-23

FoR SrEXciLs, 30 TO Straights.
, 1881-04-23
FOR SAL1.

FoK, SAIaAs
DAA ACRES IMPROVED DECIDED
OVsV land, eight miles East Of Wala
Walls, all under fence, 500 acres in wheat
Young orchard, good barn and comfortable
house.
nN ac-es adjoining The town of Milton,
% Oregon, very desirable tor business
houses or private residences
HOUSE and Lot on Poplar street between
81 and ith streets. house contains fys
large rooms besides kitchen, pantry and hath
nom, large brick cellar, new stable; good well
af water and caty water. bearing fruit trea,
,hrubbery, etc. This is one os the most desir
able houses Ill Walla Watla-
"OCSE and two lots e and in block ~
in Roberts Addition, house contains
threa rooms, stable and wood shed, fruit and
shade trees, good well Of water With pump.
-, lots in Barron's Addition. Eve !. bisyA - -
4 o,a two "a. jL-Sk IL Very cesraoie "
private residences.
An OF the above property for sale at bargain.
For particulars enquire OF .n.,,.
5tf Corner of Main and Third Streets
, 1881-04-23

\ BIC JcB.-ic Is thought hy some OF the
railroad men that -vvetal miles Of the road
between Cmatlia aaa the DaIles, will have
10 be skcddel IL the sane manner Is the C..
2. is over the Rocky Mountains Unless
solnethias Of this sorS is done, gro.: trouble
Will be experienced t:on the shifting sands
during the windy se:slIis Of thr year. This
undertaking will cost a vast sum OF money
aud iaOcT.
STANDARD TKpTTlNu SIecK.-W allace' 5
Monthly, thas best authority ca the trot-
ting horsr OF America, III the March rUmber
stfrms that foals sired hy Atwood, son of
..Almons," When out OF mares by "Wiili.
mans Bellfoanler," iD.. Mac.,'sl are stand
ard bred eligible t. registration as standard
animals In the AMERICAN Trotting Register,
in accurdance with the r1les uf the National
Trottlng Horse Breeders AssocIa,ion.
, 1881-04-23
'G!IAr EST:

He studied men at the camp FIRE; he
studied men on the battle fill, ami IN the
nails Of congress. Gen. Lane WIS net aa
"o.l fagy;' ne w-s IS progressive rs most
nlen are in the dawn OF mlnhcod. IL i re
cent speech he sail, Il rarely forget that
lIttlc whica / have learned remember-I
retain IT, My BRAN has never ben iaiared.
My memory is good and my brain is clear !;
and never was burned ont by Intoxicating
drink
II was under the care OF Gen. Lane, as
governor, that 0:e.on Graded in Us infancy
In that capacity, wheE the state was heset
with hostile Indians, he displayed the same
energy and decision OF character he displayed
In the M,Nlcan war. He has made lii= a
grand success; ae was truly fmade-a liv-
ing model after which men shoala shape and
fashion their lives. His grey Old head,
crowned with the CLONES Of 3 years, IS nov
beyore the reach OF envy, and even taose
who were lis political ener.ies speak OF HIM
ai'h reverence approaching veneratioa.
, 1881-04-23

4 SMALL FEEIISG.-Siuce Mr. Frush has
left Tor Portland the parry who reats the Stiue
House has refused TO send the stage to the
Exchange Hotel fo- passengers. This ritiful
con4uct is on par with the conduct tina:
has made such small nlmr throughout the
country for TIN, nan. The Exchange IS a
frst-rate hotel and deserves the patronage
OF the travelia. pa5lc Such actions as the
above are indicative OF knrx!eGge Of mfe-
riorlr and will immensely bcrctit the Ex-
change.
, 1881-04-23
A New e Dorado.
Mine, OF Nar,riatis sirhae>s said 90 Exist
lu the Pen dOrcilIc Region.

For some time past Prof. Tiernap, the
mineralogist OF tie Northern Pacific, has
been endeavoring 70 form company IN the
city 70 lcate mm~rll lands in the Pen
d'Oreille region. The mi"es are reported to
he of extraordinary richness and are at'ra't-
ing considerable attention abroad 1t is
thought by great many tha. there will lie
the greatest rush to this region thst has ever
been experienced IN the npper country. In
a few days party Of SIX expert miners
and men OF well known energy and enter
prise viii sta; ;or The miaes with intent Of
locating CLAIMS before ;ho grea. influx Of
pruspectars that is anticipated has secured
the preferred locations. The STATESMAN
will from time T. tim" chronicle the devsl
o2ments in this new Fl Dorado OF the north.
, 1881-04-23
sTgUcK AZ HIM.

Kleber then struck Harre- with his open
hand, causing him u fall upon the iocE,
where he !ef- HIM and returned TO his game
Of cards After zsort tiGle AutOine az
tempted % rise hut could no,, un,il two men
came 70 his rescue when II was tCuGd that
h!s .e. was broken above the s=kle. He
vas carried 20 tie Star Brewery, few doors
below, where nc was properly attended T.
Mr. kieh-r fe-i5 very sd over the .;flir.
The accident was not directly Caused by any
violence on his part, and IL has always been
has desire to keep quiet and orderly house.
We know Of No bys;=nders VINO blame him
for The part which be took.
, 1881-04-23
TEyKD DAY,

Two THIRTY -FcrR CL,ss--Purse $50; hnt
horse 500, second horse Sc. four to enter sa6
three 70 start. Entries close June 10th, 1881.
vRrE rcc ALL TWO.yEiR.OlD STAKE
, 1881-04-23

Dash Ct three four.hs OF mile, to Be run
for ON TIE 4,h Of July, 1881; SIS entrance.
han forfeit. 500 aided Fist nominatsoe ~
BE- msae April 18th, clase on June 18th -
c,d colr saves entrance, four colts must start
Tro,tiug TO be governed by the Na6oel
T-otting Rules. Grand Stand free for fadlea
Ertri-s can be made On the above rscee with
J. ID Lamar, SECRETARY Of the Agricultural
Society. or at the Track 1S5 tdlolm
, 1881-04-23

RAIL NOTES. .-NGris on th- q. Il, & y.
Cos. extensions arc beIa.. raNilF pushed
forward and preparations axe h.m'-. made fcr
the wideainy c: the gag between the iuEc-
tion and Walla WalIs, which work iseApec'-
Ell 20 becompletcd inabou: 30 days. In ahont
that time TIE new and massive eagine tnm-
ed ont Of the BALDWIN locomotive works will
bc pat III service
, 1881-04-23

When he represented the state or Oregon IN
the senate Of the United States, unlike a
large Prop5Ition Of senators, while he guarded
well and faithfully ;ne interests Of the state
which he represented, he laoorel ior the
eatire Union. HIS mind WAS broad enougn
and deep enough to comprehend tie whole
Unica. lie believed he ;epreseuted Maine
as well as his OWE state. Through the sri;
IN his ua:rrc, tierI. Lane cIuIre,l thoroash
kIoHiedge Of Men and events, and VIXEN ne
cane IN cUntac: with tie nations reIresen.
;at:ycs, in the stormy arena of debate, he
was faI!y prepared to sustain TIE character
OF Senator Cea Lane has L-eu 4 private
citizen OF EoseburS and Doug las county for
many yezrs. Ia his treatment Of thoSe who
come in contact with him he displayed the
true spirit OF eh'valrY. No one listened to
the General rs b. nv,rSed upon the topics
If the day or re.a-cS
, 1881-04-23
SPooLCoTToN

GEO. A. CLARK. SOLE AGENT
The distinctive features Of this spool cotton
are that It Is made from the very finest
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
II is finished soft rs the cotton from which It
is made it has no waxing or artificial hnish 70
deceive the eyes it is the strongest, smoothest
and most elastic sewing thread in the market
for machine sewing ii he's no equal |; it is wound
on white spools The black is the most perfect
JET BLACK
ever produced in spool cotton, Icing dyed by
system patented by ourselves. The cclors sse
dyed by the
NEW ASiLINE PROCESS.
rendering them so perfect and brilliant that
dressmakers everywhere Use them instead OF
sewing silks We invite oomparison and re.
spectfully ask ladies to give it fair trial and
convince themselves Of its superiority over Al
others To be lad at wholesale and retail
from all first class dealers in dry goods and
notions. dv2-l3-3m w42-3 -3m
, 1881-04-23
THE DEAD cRitFIaIs /
One Of Orexos,'s Most Hon.
orable aud Valued Csas.
zens gone to Eternity
Gen. Jae Lane After a Life OF
CsrfuiinesS and Activity.
sinks Gradually
Into Ee7osc.
One of Oresoa's Founders, Brave
and Devoted Father, y Friend
to the Whole People.

|, i solemn reflection Ihas swseps over
the mind ike trauble,l vision. tat the
grea', tie good, aud re pure Of earth mast
Psss away. There IL 4 stream passing mo
the world, having upon is bosom the forms
Of huaaa he, ar.l stream sweeping out
ward to the unknosn sea, bearing apoa It's
troubled sarface a Jh0usIni wrecks Of hu-
msnity. Ever ,aelasnt dies a Eie-sverr
moment one Is bo-b; and so, the tide oi
human Eie goes sweeping or Ia Oregon
great soul nas slowly reeeted from earth, the
hero 81 Bueaa Vista, ard che great n.Ind
who carved AID land the found=t.sE of O:e-
Gln. Gen Joseph Lane. Il IS a hsayea-horn
cuetpm IL.
SHIELDS THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED from
FAITH
From calunEy and throxs over thesr inper-
t-ctIoas the b-oad mantle o: charity, and
cAerisaes remembrance oi ,ae good aad
virtues Ci the departed. Whatever May be
sad Ger. Lane and bis publ.c acts, when
We treasure the recoliections OF his services
to the Union IN the Mexican war, aud his
iasars In neh.i u Oregon, can say Of him
as was sa,a OF Cato, his nlonuaaeusis Is s,round=d
Ii human affectloa-a monument more last
iug tnan Gorgeous nlausoIvuin or crunb.Ing
marble.
, 1881-04-23
ROsicPttci0R EiiIi3'

Is prepared from twenty different Herbs. 1t
increases magnetic nerve force, and invlgorstes
the whole system. l. a sure remedy for Dys-
pcpsis. and relief tor Biliousness, and canros
be surpassed a. au Appetizer and RecupefAns.
It is re-, mmended hy the principal physicians
Of Berlin, Prussia, As wei IS San Francisco.
, 1881-04-23
10 ESTIMATE TIE cHagAcIEE

OF man who has been so prominently be-
fore thf public as Gen. Lane, requires some
knowledge Of his private he. Tins cannot
be derived from the record Of his public
career. 1t must be obtained from acquaint-
anee, conversation and other association.
We may observe that man who is truly
great il public capacity vii display his
eminent qualities IN his private lie. Gen.
Lane was pre- emin-ntly 3 grea. man in all
puuhc relatIcn- In ms private life he pos
sessed III great degree tie material out OF
which Erea. raen are made Without even
know ledge Of the common branches OF an
English education. at the early age of eight
years he entered the active scenes OF iIfc.
tie did not possess brilliant mini, bat
~
, 1881-04-23
TIE wAITEr,

uu,il It became unsupportable. a, which iuac-
ture NJ. k!euer, wao was playing a quiet
game of cards. stepped up and demonstrated
With the intoxicated mzn, saying ANTOINE, 1T
my place to keep sn orderly house, and ycs
should be ashamed - act IN this manner IN
my place This hal the effect OF making
HaTter more abusice, whea kle5cr told ni'n
that he saouil have TO leave the house, a.
the same time taking him by ;he arm AID
iaadiug. hIn. toward tue fson; OF the house,
and when nearly opposite the door. Harter
twisted away fcom keoer and reached IL
his hip Pccke; hs II to draw pistol. kleher
grAspei ais arm and Lead han a sh ,rt dis
;4rce, when he again twisted oat OF klebsr's
grasp AID
, 1881-04-23
iscELLAsEous ADsERrlsENENrs-

To encourage and make your
purchases whe.c the most ib-
eral advantages, both IN re.
gard 10 quality, quantity and
pTiccs arc offered.
, 1881-04-23
A sad cass.


Las. Monday evening e: sboa: 10 O'Clock
ans. nsnca An,o;re Hsrtar, Who was in =
state 0: intoIication, came into E1 klebsrs
brewery, and taking seat called ont - the
waiter to brins him I. glass Q. beer. The
waiter az the time WAS filing out several
other orders which caused delay in rteeis-
ing his beer, for which dilEngusucY d.
Though, the water should Dc abused. He
had no sooner received his order, when With
ont drinking II he ordered more The waiter
telling hirrl tina. he had not consumed what he
had ordered. Then HarJer begaa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-18
HOUSE.

Washington, II. - Bills were intro
ducej: By Newberry, for q joint commits
sion with Great Britain to Investigate the
all ged false and fraudulent proof snd
statistics used before the Halifax fiIhery
commits. ion; the joint commission to
cOnsi-t of one man appointed By the
United States, one ny Great Britain and
one by two governments conformity, a d
TO report their conclus ons to bbtn gov
ernments. 1t also directs the Pr. sident
to do his utmost to carry out the provI-
sions Of the resolution, and provides for
joint committee of the House and Sen
ate on the same subject.
By Ford, resOl ton that every inter
est demands the immudiate construction
of telegraph Ii es by government. re-
Questing the postoffice co -mittee to
report bill for the construction Of such
lines to protect the people from mo-
nopoly. The speaker ruled it not in
order under the call of states.
After the call Of states, Ford offered
his Geographic resolution Referred.
Springer offered resolution directing
the postofice committee to inquire into
the expediency of q telegra phIc postal
system in the United States and a 10 tn
cost Of reproducing facilities equa to
those of existing telegraph companies,
and as to the expectancy of operating the
same, and authorizing the c)mmlttre 10
report At any time.
After passing ore bill, the House ad-
iourned,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-18
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
FORIY-SIXpH CONGRESS.
LAST SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, l7.-WallAce from tbs
committee on appropriations, reported
with amendments the Indian appropris
ton bill.
Pendleton, from the census committee
reported the bill TO complete and compile
the census returns.
Garland presented the report of con-
gressional visitors to West Point, wi h +
bill amending the laws relating to the
military academy.
Williams introduced bill &c
establish and appropriate for an ocean
mail service.
The bi passed directing the secretary
of the treasury to purcna>e the Freed
mans bank property on Pennsylvania
avenue.
The bill passed for the relief of General
Ord
The calender occupied the remainder
4 the morning hour, after which Sauls-
bury moved to lay aside the regular
order, the Ben Holiday bill. and take
up the Kellogg Gaze. Rejected, "a TO 20.
Confederation of the Ben Holiday bill
was resumed; but without action, the
Senate adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-18
Tho,,.,sou on his canal.

Washington, 1.-THE House commit
tee on inter-ocesn ship canal gave a
hearing to-day 10 Thompson, late sec.e-
tsry of the navy, as Anne lean REPRESENTA-
tive of the Panama Canal Company.
He combstted the idea of thst project
being in any way susceptible OF the ap-
plicstion of the Monroe doctrine, as ar
gued. All propositions Cor isthmus
transmit should be left TO the control OF
engineering and financial consideration.
At the Conclusion of his argument his
attention wss called to the joint resolu-
ton repo. ted by the committee on the
Sth of Msrca lat. Having read it
he said the declaration contained
in it WIS the very conclusion which be
had desired to reach, and which he had
reached in his argument. Singleton, Of
the committee, remarked that Thompson
was not proposing any action and the
committee had taken action on the sub
ject, stating that government would not
interfere in any way at present. but If
necessity should ever rise government
sh uid reserve the right 10 intervene.
Thompson replied that he was quite
willing TO stop there in his argument, as
be saw that the views OF the committee
CORES bonded with his own on the gan
eral questions.