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, 1881-02-11

!
IiaFbor Dill had hcc1! presented! tn tic ffonse,
nntt Nrgnnl that Congress SHOULD b. nllItc
liberal In n1,en!ng the witrrwAys ri t1,v
c"'shtFy., tar,c"'arly Mt n ttntc wlirn the
innnol'1'isls wrte surrounding themselves by
"'i IT, n,',"4 '''!tHns r',rSer frv, o.sorto, t,o+
's; 2;:s, III sa'% IT, H. " e niatn appr6psatN Or
ways ] see,,ei m III Icrr,,,ar i'c'' III '''ese ""'cf'
H. raE,, s., ,i,0ye, I lint t},p f,on,m,ttcc r1se
"'.' '''''t @'o VII ~ 'lle lIonse.
MIR cox
ralsotl point Of order, amt demanded tho
Tnt'19S Wn i., "f ths IfI f"r n1nen'Incn!s, willie
amendment prepared which Ito desired to
offer.
The Chair said that, expecting this mint
+, CONG, ttr, l!e Ind n!as!e M Investigation.
lle hnl been Inclined III hold tint II 10 Ecll-
tteli hull called fur tie reading Of the hili
NJ ,, ~ H., t.ti i,1ns1 i,at' oMes! m ni!r!ttl-
,,',,. ~: wia't Will. aMtt tl!tItNlllt"! ~ tlie
fi"a,an, t,'u w., ~ 'ne Eefttciham if1nt eHns
n"it, sf,;cr t',e r1o,i,r HINT ha III cn i'
M a,e ,nGss19Ts @ }.+ snsllne'! tho point # ORDER
,iIa ;na ''sco lint Thu bl' hlst oe reatl by Sec
Mi" Wr ruo1,u ,,.,oa,,,, d., .,o,,,.
I'm i;hai hrs' appeIM;re tTS M llon tle afeas!oh or
'a rin, t 1uia tere ~ g re- n cXptrss rc re-.
iiohaun ioi. Hen, w!in ts, H;ssrs; MGMao!i ai!u
i" ,nra x.u,I, hm t't ~ ~ as,r", "w tE ", nl ~, ~ ~
o,tn1' tnc ,,si1, Mi1ia ~ 10 otsarns nli .h ~
fitnEG XIII tn W!ti. niccreil ifoHi rcierrng tho
VI ~" !" III; f'v ;Eo!'ttee tnI u. ni t1e ne,
A"e e'Ha1r was ssHssasheti-Seas' l5s' haSs,A
THE CONFUSION AND NOISE.
very grcat nli tfny, Increased nt this point.
and the Clair was pttl With poinis 0t order
and parliamentary Inquiries, aih, Ii wtts snl,lu
time bgture Mr.. }tobesptl. who hHtl tic joor,
Was abba IL prtceutl. (,rtler having bern 10
some deeree restored. ,tr. Enhcsom prScced.
eta. contininy his remarks prnr!tHIIy tic ill-
proprlatiDn nt S1.WN.09O for the Improvement
Of tlle Mississippi River, In accordance with
the plnn Of the Mississippi River Cnml1is-
sion. lla suspected tl,At the ln.upt.. If tl,nt
section, to II mai, wrre alive In liz utlyucucv
, 1881-02-11

a TElsl.1rIc explosion WIS caused in 4 coal
mine IL few miles south Of Salem, T.. yester-
day BY tho stupidity md p[gheadct'ness
OF man named Smith, who, contrary
to the orders of the mine s,lperlntcnd-
ent, went into mine room with
IL lighted limp. The superintendent sus-
l'ccted ttat tic room was full Of choke damp.
Ills suspicion was confirmed, tor 10 SOONER
had Slnith entered than Tho explosion
took place. About twenty mcn were at
work In the mine. Six wcrc I'M
lnedintely killed, aild number Of others
were dangerously wounded. Smith, tho
CAUSE Of the disaster, wns burned 10 II crisp.
Tile other victims were james Logan and Ills
son, .Iamcs Mei'nu, William 1Iu!ey, George
1lenshilwood. i ,nulc-tcatn mid train of
eight ours were shat out Of tho main entrance
by tho forcp Ut the explosion us II from tho
mouth cnnnon.
, 1881-02-11

Mr. GLADSTONE ,nutle statement III tho
House Of Commons yesterday which indi-
cates Il strong wish oil his part, and on tho
part: Of the Government of which he Is
clsief, for peace with tile Docrs. From tho
statement luaslo It appears that Earl Ktn,-
boriS. the Colonial Secretary, has Instructed
Sir George CoEtey, tile leadur of tho English
forces IN South Africa, to authorize prcst-
dent Brand, uf the Orange Free Statc, to
promise tic must favorable terms to those Of
tho so-called rebels who will lay down their
arms; also, to promise that the British Gov
crnment was willing to fralnc n scheme for
The government Of tho Tralsyanl which
could not but bu satisfactory u tho 1jocrs.
Tho same ttr1ns lave been o!fc-ett to tho
Duer leaders iu Il more direct way.
, 1881-02-11

now occupies. II seems that, when Mr..
Etasan left tic House TO jnfn The Cnnfctt-
aracy there was very bitter feeling between
himself and Mr.. Ehx, who remained I'll
tho House and stnot hy Tho Union.
Tu tlIs Mr. Cox rrfrrsctl to.,lay, when
passion wns |lig1I, stntnv tilat Reagan, wlc,,
he left to join the Rebellion, fired n purtInx
shat ut Hin. t[r. Cox, Notwithstanding Ills
popularity with the SnutI,, very nearly
placed himself In tho isolntion nf Gen. l1ragg
uh ncchu1lt Of this unfortunate reference to
thu 1lcf'e]lfon, which wns
GREETED WtT1I J1:E1,s AND MISSES
on tic Democratic side. The passage be-
Tween Cox md 1scagan was very acrIn.oni-
ons, and Mt ono time was threatening. Afr.
Cox even Initiated tho tufty manner of
Senator Conktlng tn Ills controversy with
"lia'nburS Butler. tho other dag, md said
tl'at IG would let Eeaga,'s tlcnunciatton 20
by Ms the Idle wfnL. FiMnIly, Mr. Cox turned
Mr.. l'engan's a,lgGr into laughter. art1 con.
vltlsGsl tic House by stating tint ho wout
not say he did not care what Mr.. f:eagan
would say here or csewllere; but, IL llc
wanted to make trouble with lin outside Uf
tile House, lie (Cox} should choose larpnn,,s,
anu fc would tf0n have a greHt advantage.
Mf. HcAgan Is It very large 11lnr, nrld woull
present better surface for n !larpoon t',u1l
Mr. Cox, who Is exceedingly small, Tl!e
Eroteslllcness Of the rctnrt cUnyulset1 the
House IN laughter, in which 1fr. Ncagan
himself JOINED, AIT! the Incident passed..
Mla CANNON, OF ILLINOIS,
spoke III fayor Of the bill generally, stating
that 1t was tile fairest presented since ile had
been n member Of Congress. lie favored
water transportation aa means Of cotapeti-
tion with railroads. and sald that the inter-
, 1881-02-11

Norlt1SG wns heard yesterday from the
overdue Cu1Ilrdcr batavia, or from thu Hrts-
TIL CIty, and It Is generally believed that
both uru lost. Tho I.atayla l..l IL largo NUM-
her 0f passengers, mostly New York people,
on boar.1. The llntlnEu, which arrived ut
New York yesterday, and which 1t was llopc.t
would bring solho lews Of tic missing yes-
srls, repurts that stlu .ti.l not sight u snit
since slIu IeFt Queenstown until slie arrived
Oft Fire Island. Tho Bristol City Il now
overdue, allowing for heavy wcnthor, about
thirty 'iays. Iter crew, Including officers,
numbers twonty-seyGM ,llell, mostly English.
No pasSellgera.
, 1881-02-11

TIE twenty-thrd ballot In tho 1'cnnsylya-
nia Legislature for Scnator yesterday result
cd-Waftnce 81. Beaver Gs, Day1lc 10, scntter-
Ing "a. No choice. 1t Is not likely tllut I,
Senator will lie elected until nftcr tle 18th
Inst, when municipal elections will be held
throughout Pennsylvania.
, 1881-02-11
THE l}ULLDOZEIlS,

LATEST PHASES OF THE sTTl l'.tTlOS IN
l1nN1l>A.
Special Dt,patea IL The th4eaoo tribune
WAsst1yaroS, j. T., Feb, l0.-Mr. Disbec.
t1,e cnntestuut fnr tho sunt IN f,m,yr.sa for
lii. Srrn,,t {n.rrsstnun1 F,nri,,n ,,,.irfct In.
tnN,,;,,, rt,,,,'...I H." f,',a,,,,''. ',,.st,, '
"Hent 'ee''c" III" l"t'""'"g N'aPa|c'lea
frOM Ills counsel, wlsH IL Engaged III tho
sniI,,.,yl,nt p.rI1nna fusl; nr r,11rrtfnt, test;
.s, 49, 49,. t. ~ Till, @ 70 .',
!luls 'or hse III .tF. !hslVe y fhse, 10 be ITltu
lef0lc thu Elections Committee Ut The next
1Iu.sc. 'rla Lfsutclrs tI,rmselvns sur,t-
vni,,,nas f,r thn s,,u;"1 ,,,,,,I,1,', ~ n. NJ.
}n.,s ,l1strt,t wh,n,, IL mr., nf tho ,','.t
,,,u,,nc,'i II, c,,~," ;,,I.,,. w., ~, 1,.m. ''
l"'!eelh' III rIhThtn. lEe3 arn NJ itI!"ws:
MAh!AIS, Fla., Fell. It. isat.-1Ht HIM. Il. iifd
Hf-1 tMEH trt'l here ft'1ru ft:stHHtihy. tele-
Ernhea thu AtiHri1ry-t;Gt1e'1'l thMt the tHk1nKa
testif',nNS csliI ,probahlt ~, r'stiIhrd H. few
'iHSs: Just ~" learn III tho Hr1st nf EnEan
~ ~, Mlaay ~. s ~ w. ,,t .sKinas u e.
"yrrns.r II r. ud",smhl,, tat i" sh.",d MI ~ rns
t,rn h"r: ,tni ~, .x..,;,mrmt ;. ~ !" i3,u., ~
Gull, IN, at % mrscnt anri hst, .,rotcttnGs t'v,n
if tho United Stute4 lliii Jurisdiction. Conauit
tho Attorney-lirHrruI.
J0sErt II. iIunkEE, Unltcd HtNtcs Mnrshal.
TltE Tl,ull1.f. WITH EAU.AS
N flint In, Ina lu,rt,l,, nl,,aytnn. IN TIM 1,eu.
ucrntH Ut tho district llcul1l,au ilu lUl5 been
Instrumental IN thu prosecution uf parties
wli0 hive committed tlnutls 1sltDn thu Inter-
lMl lsuyGnnu Department. The Immediate
GhArgn AENlllSt !llnl Il tin. fID WIS instrH-
, 1881-02-11

Sin HENRY DRUMMovn Wofr, member
of Lord Randolph, C'lurehi'l's fourth party,
asked Mr.. Fors!er IN tile llo,tse of Commons
yesterday whether tic provisions of tho Irish
Coercion bill would apply to Foreigners. Mr..
Forster said they would. The 1rIsEl~Amcricufl
Fcnfal!s will nlakc II unto ont.
, 1881-02-11
The Hoof Of jay Gould Discovered
under the Cover Of Interoceanic >~
Operations.
Malone Much Crippled by a Re-
cent Railroad Decision
His Plans.
Mockery Of Law in the striot-stanleY
Matthew'S Lost at-Notes-Record.
IN TIE SENATE.
OCEAN El.JtG]EstEI.


Sptefat DLtrateh to The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. t0,-The Senate
disposed Of n number Ut pehs1on cnscs to-
day, and then went TO work ut tic 1ost-O Ofllce
Appropriation bill, Which would have been
disposed "( Ind It not been for Senator
MaSey's amendment npproprlatlng 81, ,000, 600
to be eSprsled Iii tho establishment Of mail
steamship lines equally distributed among
the Attattic, tho Mexican Gulf, a,ld the "a
cttic ports. This amendment was reported
frouh the Postal Committee, but 1t WIS op-
posed by Senators salisbury, Gr0onc, Bal
ley, nnd Pngh Of TINT Committee, mud the
latter ma'le II set speech against It,
IN which lie stated What In his
opinion Will restore our commercial marine
VIZ: ilrst, free Importation Of all 1natcrlnl
USED In the construction Of slips; SECOND.
exemption Of slips from aIl taxation except
wilat may BIZ Imposed by The Federal Coy
crn'nei.t: third, tl'e repeal Ut all tunnase
dues; fnurtl FREQ trade III ships; fifth, sub
sldies for tho transportation Of the oct'1l!
mills.
THE nE1lArE:
Will be continued Tomorrow, and great re-
gset WIS expressed tu-lay that Senator Blaine
could mt lave taken pnrt III 1t. lie re,,laits
confinctE to Ills room hyn rheumatic afFcc-
tlUn of tic right Knee. The
Spnate restored in tho J'nst-Oflce
Appropriation bill the p.lbIlrntan Of
advertisements Of atI general mail lettings in
mi exceeding ten newspapers published in
tho State or Territory tn which such srryLro
Is to bu let. i building il tn lie rented aiMl
furnished for tile money.orstrr business here,
NOW sadly cra.nred fur rn.,llt. Railway com
.anfrs which fall Or refuse to proydu safety
heaters atlh safrty-lanl,s fur their ppstal-cals,
with saws a,Mt uxes fur also il, ease If acct
dent, shall ttare their pay reduced 10 per
cont. Tile provision OF tho lnw wlie|. gives
In
THE nrnEAr or PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
tho work IF printing ad'eslye postarc-
stamps Wien they ran furnish ttlnnl ut less
cost linn contractors WIS repealed I'he
star rollte appropriation. against wIIic. 80
nlclI las been sn[tI, WIS raised without Il
wnrf Of n',Ject1un to SS,tH0. t,, niNl tho manu-
sactNto 0t return-postal enrtls was authorized.
, 1881-02-11

ELEVEN passengers, tic pnrser, md two
sailors OF tic steamer Northern Lixht,
which Is ice-boMnd OFT Care Sharp, arrived Mt
GcorgctoSn. Prince Edward ls1aln, ycstcr
day. All we're badly fros.-bitten, having
been twcniy-eight hours OF tho ice. Two
tuw-boass have gono to tho aid of tho NORTH
crn Light.
, 1881-02-11

AT Nussellylllu Va,. recently negro who
was convicted ot some trLtlfng ostcnse bogpn
to abuse the Justice. lie was demonstrated
with by another negro, whsn, becoming ell
ragged, lie commenced to lay about will q
bludgeop, and was after t[Me assisted by
the negro who before tried to calm lin.
, 1881-02-11

GAMnErrA Is aecllscd by tho North Gcr~
t''A7a Gazette of trying to "drag Franco into
Il warliko policy" The motive OF tho nt.aciz
Is said tn bn to frglsten tho I'russtan Lul,ttag
into tile purchase of the Rhine Railway ,ln-
dur the belief tl'atlt is necessary for strategic
PURPOSES.
, 1881-02-11

4 1'1tr. las l,rrm intrntlced tnto tho New
York Legislature 10 authorize II co1tany af
New York capitalists representing sl5,oo0,-
0o0 tn construct wnter-worlks, lay tipes,
ETC., Ia supply tho people Of New fork City
With pure water Mt Il moderate price. 1t Is
thought t1le Company intends to tlrnw its
supply from Lake Guorge,
, 1881-02-11

THE distress nlno1lg tho Inhabitants Of the
Ural Provinces Of Russia il so intolerablo
that many Of them exchange their male
children for hrcnl, anu nllow tho female
children, who d0 not seem to have II market
value, to perish Of hunger,
, 1881-02-11

ALEXANDER HAMILTON. II Scotcl,man, who
lived fur 1t tlme at Coletowm, In this State, Mt
tempted to kill himself OH II tr,ltn ncur 1,ater-
son, n. j., yesterday, Ilu WIN ou Ills way
buck to Scutlnu
, 1881-02-11

They killed n white citizen AMI wounded two
others. They tel to Tile clubhouse nj tie
Trnn Frlrnd," a colora1 sncicty, and there,
nsststc't hy members Of tho Soclcty, they re-
slstch Nil attempts to arrest them fur aeyera,
ln'rs. They were finally captured anil
ln1Ectl lit jail. 1t WIS with difficulty they
were saved from lyncting marty.
, 1881-02-11

Ir Is saitl that tho Baltimore l. Ohio l;atl-
road Company conten,iates tho construc,
tim Of HOW line of road frosn Baltimore to
Philadelphia parallel to tho line Of the ptiIa.
ttclpl1n, Wilmington IL Baltimore.
, 1881-02-11

TIE Volksraatl, or Parliament Of the
Orange FREQ Statc, will meet on tho 18TH
lust, and the British authorities Mt tho Cape
aro afraid that IL will mt only l,ass rcso!,t-
tlons Of sympathy with tho Bocrs, but vote
item material aflI.
, 1881-02-11

l'HE Now York Chamber IF Commerce has
passed resolutions approving Mr. 1.oweIl's
bill for tho establishment of n uniform sys.
tcm ot bankruptcy, Us nnenctl BY tho Nn-
tt0lnI B0artt Of 'rrntlc,
, 1881-02-11

IT Is said Tint Jay Gould las purchased tho
stock OF James Wilton brooks in tho Ncw
York Duty krprcsx In order to 10 able to
control the New York Associated Press In
his own interest atltl for hts own PURPOSES,
, 1881-02-11

In n recent number of the Pat 1Nnll
Gnzcttc It lsstutetl that Observation-Disclosures
Inv every would be extremely
clagrine,E If there wero the smallest Sign OF
a,ly relaxation In the matter of fortresses,
guns, drills, a1d tho preparation Ut great
numbers Ut tho best troops that Gun bo nl,ts-
tered nM trAfHed." From which It wnn1I
appear that t:ambgttA will lave little dill.
Guilty in dragglng franco Into u warlEko
uuIicy.
, 1881-02-11

COLLISIONS OH the New York elevated rail-
ronds arc nuw matters of .tnily occurrence.
III a collision which occurred yesterday one
car WIS demolished ald four others wcro
latlly damaged. Stngularly enough, no ono
Wi.s luillrell
, 1881-02-11

THE new Spanish Ministry las signalizetl
its ndvcnt to power by granting conple.o
amnesty to journalists Imprisoned for scdi-
tions writings, and las grantctt permission
to MI Spanish political cxlles to return to
their own, their native lalltl.
, 1881-02-11
THE TURF,

CHARLESTON, Fob. l0.-Three-allartcr milo
Aeats, All HKcs; Ncsa won tho llrss mud thtr1i.
running Il de11 beat With Estutly +. tn the set-
on4. Tllne-l;:N.s; I:3j. llntupton stukcs. l.
ysnr-olsls, won hY Guild Eux, |A.lltu xecc.nI.
Tirlt, HMM. Milo heats, NIL nNea; wnn by 5lay
Wilson, Long 1Mw Bccuntl. Tinle. l:57!i.
, 1881-02-11

6ptttat Dtspateh to 1ns Chicago Trtbuns.
MILWAUKEE. Fob. l0,-Tho purchase Of tho
Northern Transit boats BY Capt Parker, Of DO
tro!t, azzled out. After the price had been
agreed upon, Capt. Parker was not prepared 10
pay cash for thu property, aud Mr. Chamberlain
refused tu sell on tine.
, 1881-02-11

TltE Greek National dl1Ar,t lKls been called
nut, aud tho Greek tioyerincnt a,d people
Sce1ll to 10 az intent III wtlr III they hayu
been Mt nlly time for the lust three months.
, 1881-02-11

II is said that parilell will s0on leave Lon-
.ton for tllls country. II Is INT prt,l,ablo that
l,o will leave till after tho uassago Of tho
Coercion blu.
, 1881-02-11

A. Dllf-Gonps house, II grocery, aud a
newspaper Office were destroyed by Hire al
Nenlso,, Tox., Wednesday. Loss. $4,000;
insurance, S:A 600.
, 1881-02-11
DECISIVE ACTION,

6p<ttat Dspatch to The chtea21 Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Frb. l0.-At II meettng ct
tho Lanu LcMxuo hGru this urenIng u resolution
WIS adopted tllat tho members herGaftrr rufusn
to buy any xtaAls of Enx!lsA manufacture, mud
Recommending III! other 1tAKes to f0rtu sllnl-
lar conclusion,
, 1881-02-11

w. II. ROBINSON. Goy. Cuttom's nontlneo
for Kailroa.t n1lu Warehouse Commissioner,
Vice john II. Ohcrly, WIS confirmed by tllo
State Senate ycstcrlny by II vote Ut d, to Z.
, 1881-02-11

SENATORS pclullcton, Anthony. md l,ay-
nrtl were appointed n enmMsttee yesterday to
nHtke arrangements fur tho Inauguration Of
Irrsident-rlcGt Garfield.
, 1881-02-11
AT DENiSON. TEN.

GALVESTON. Tex, Feb. ln.-A Stlrs Duniaon
apuclal says: Tho wholcs,l!n. grucery. house aE
Kuhn Il Co., tho dry-goe"is establishment nf
I.ouIs 0uetlseil l. Co.. nIlu tho Uenisnn Herald
ollfcc tlurnea yesterday. L0ss, $5s,UuU; tnsl,r-
ancp, $3l, ,0u-
, 1881-02-11

TnE Colu,nbin, OF tic Ancl1og Line, from
Loiulun fur lialtfAx, IL 4 week over .ue ut the
lAttcr port.
, 1881-02-11

llr tho explosion OF II drill boiler nt tho
Wul!nnl CanAl. yesterday Herbert Atkinson
WIS killed and six others weru seriously In
iurpl.
, 1881-02-11

T1E Senate yesterday passrd bill appro-
printing S4}0.0O0 for tic construction Of Il
building for tile Saf.-kcep!llE of public tocu-
lkIulY.
, 1881-02-11

STATIONARY or lower temperature. with
tho possibility of light s,l0w llero ami there,
Is tho worst to be npl.rohen.cd IN this re-
Gfun tG.llnY.
, 1881-02-11

The aiarm from Isnx .ss ut 0nloek yestcrlay
afternoon WINS cAllsc.i ny IL !re III Ut lH1ccuput
frame cuttllgu at Nh II l'esplnInes strout, owned
ly O. uahIxrun. Damage, xial
, 1881-02-11

a GALVESTON dispatch says that tho steanl'
or VlcksburE was wreckgu Off the Sabine
Pass Saturday.
, 1881-02-11

NcWIl1LAMs. Of Montgomery. introduced
an Employers Liability bill In tho 6tatu
Legislature yesterday.
, 1881-02-11

OVER thirty-tlIEce Inches Of snow fell In
Manitoba Inst week.
, 1881-02-11

riIE rensAins Ut 1l0,tlns Carlyle wcr9 not
buried III Westminster Abbey. but In Tho
| family bArylng-grountl nj Eertefcchnlsl.
, 1881-02-11

AT CLEVELAND, q.
CLEvEt.tNID. a., Feb. 1.-{lrlh j. tfernlnnnH
grocery WIS dnmagctl *lo,fAU by tite tn-stay.-
$G,00U Oil ktork uIll LOU u, huih!Ing. I,lsured
, 1881-02-11

cIhe updcleiRnch in pursuance vf an or,ipr of TIM
s,9nte eoHft tlc United stntee Iskx pr.,lnsuIs fnr
n,fts nH 9"e iay"tnE nEtnrrnyri prntntscs Tho
III y fEt nehfentn Addition ~ Chicu fronilnH
irs leitt?.twn tk> tcct 3itilsn-nv. Ht,d e1an.
"~ !" "eenltal'av, HESNf 4. lSItAM,
Rrts,lrpr. nc, II liza RI. 1T.
, 1881-02-11
STOCKIIOLDEIfS' 1II;I;1INt}


.r1iEs x.rs:s,Strtt s:,str : : Enr!sty show on EnrtiI.
f1ea.sst yn1!s,Mn yrmtrMn.n i!4 ~tsr.st. Wu Eivs thc
t1eTJ eSeninr Show ever g!vnn In ChlrmuO. Dpen
Sestssaas' s'InE Iii|,, n.'es IN io !rt nri inSi.dns
yn ,n1 kln1 Ws Aay os nisn l,f%~y Nm1;y ys IT,
D''l OF 1a'"nt. Hruna Hall HIcry Filthy SlaGi.
S=.@Nes-.-- Il. EItlSE, Muf1nRnf.
, 1881-02-11
PROPOSALS,
Notice to Contractors,

teasd Proposals. wilt TIC rcccIrcd Until Feb q 1Hi,
H1ac'rk p H.. for the wrought nud rust Iron wnFk
sno tor tue rRTruntsr work. plnaterlng Palntng md
FTlmg 1'r tho Mcl,nln Gnuhfy JM III nl0nnlinHtnrl,
~ flans and hnscica!ons tiIn he seen At II. a. MI
sMs ~, atsalteCt office: Thy Hnhl Ing CnmmItteo
"FSes tue right To reject Any And MI bids:
\. Hllt1kAW.
, 1881-02-11
WASHINGTf

WASHlNGT1 :.
gEI
Senatorial conside'zsn of
the Post-Office (. ,ro-
priation Bill.
The Document, as Reported, to
Set Aside the Sum of
$42,475,932.
Progress Of tho Bill Interrupt.
ell by All 0cent.Subsitly
Amendment.
Earnest Advocacy Of Plans Which, It
Is Hoped, Would Build Up
Our Shipping.
The Bulldozers Very Likely to
Murder All of Bisbcc's
Witnesses.
AIurch, Of Maine, Attacks tho
Gas Ring III II Weak
Spot.
The Hoof Of Jay Gould Discovered
under the Cover of Interoceanio -
Operations,
Malone Much Crippled by Re-
cent Railroad Decision
His Plans.
Mockery Of Law in the Distriot-stanley
Matthew's Lost-Notes-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07
CONKLING CONFIDENT.

The friends Of Conkling are now very
confident Of his success, and one of the
Stalwarts who has been managing his
fight in Albany said yesterday to a
New York Tribune reporter:
All the money in New York will not
defeat Conkling. l know of three half
breeds who are ready to 60 over to him
when their votes will elect him, and we
have only to secure six more votes to
make our success assured. l believe
we will get these six votes during the
coming week, and if we do you will see
a stampede for Conkling which will as
tonish you. If we don't get them, the
Stalwarts will stand firm and there will
be an adjournment without election. Gov.
Cornell will then call special session
of the Legislature just before the cleo
ton next fall, and then if the Half.
breeds dare risk the success of the Re-
publican party at the polls, they can
carry this question before the people
and continue the fight in a popular cleo
ton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

Truly the Puritan is all-conquering!
Under new Sunday newspaper law
in Alexandria, Va, one Sunday news
paper has suspended publication, the
carrier of another newspaper was fined
seven dollars for delivering it on Sur
day, a confectioner was fined two dol
lars for Sunday delivery of ice cream,
and man who offered fish for sale on
the wharf the same day paid four dol
lars fine. The citizens are said to be
rebellious, and the old style New Eng
land Sunday is not likely to be MAIN
tanned there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

\ new evidence of the manner in
which the very corners of the earth are
being alphabetically united, is afford
ed by the fact that in Japan move
ment has been initiated to raise funds
to aid the people of Ireland in the pres
ent trouble. This statement may sound
to many as incredible, but it is the case
never. heleSs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

The Stockton Independent says
"Should the revised edition of the
Bible supercede the old one, as seems
most likely in time, the American
Bible Society will be placed in an awk-
ward situation. The mammoth concern
was incorporated for the express pur-
pose of printing and circulating King
James version, has been richly en-
dowed with gifts and legacies, and can
not touch the new version without dam
ger of being entangled in countless law
suits.''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

81 assure you gentlem," said the con-
Wet upon entering the prison "that the
place. My own affairs really demand
ed all my time and attention and may
truly say that my selection to fill this
position was an entire surprise. Had 1
consulted my own interests should
have preemptorily refused to serve, but
IS l am in the hands of my friends,
see no other course than to submit"
And he submitted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

California has been in American DOS
session but thirty-four years, and its ex-
ports and imports are this year more
than twice as great as those of the
tWenty-seven States and two Territories
which compose the Mexican Republic,
though California's population is less
than one-twelfth and its area not more
than One-tifth of hers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

One of the most acknowledging
tasks which an editor has to undergo at
this season is tOOpen the exchanges and
read the Decoration Day poetry.-CAR-
son APPEAL.
Is it any worse than the School Com
menceEent poetry? Put it there.
neighbor. Our tears mingle. San Jose
Mercury.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-06-07

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, whose mind
has long been impaired, is now so en-
feebled in body that it is expected she
will survive only few weeks. AS the
widow of a Pres ident whose place is
second only to Washington's in the
hearts Of the people, the news of her
approaching end will be heard with re-
greet and sympathy all over the land.
Senator Jones 'of ours has been
feeding with Conkling again and dur
ing the meal observed that the ex-Sen-
ator is in excellent health and chock
full of fight. He proposes to continue
contest on the same old line if it takes
all Summer and dips deeply into next
Winter. He is sanguine of ultimate
success for both himself and Plat.