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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
The commission of Isaac T. Sn

The commission of Isaac I. Smith.
of New York, to be Consul of Siam in
that city. is dated Wednesday the I'd
day of the waning moon of the lunar
month Asadhamas of the year Maseug
of the third of the decade 1,24S OF the
Siamese astronomical era, correspond
ing to July IS. 1881, of the Christian
era. Being the 1. 628th day of the four
teenph year" of the present reign. Mr..
Smith was late President of the Metro
politan Savings Bank. and is q gentle
man well known in New York. He was
formerly engaged in the East 1ndia
trade.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11

"A colored man. convicted at An
derson, S. G., for carrying concealed
weapons, served three months in the
Penitentiarv and then came back and
went to work for his attorney to pay
the attorneys fee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
The wife of the bonanza monopo

The wife of the bonanza monopolist
of California rides in carriage in Paris
that cost $50. 900 and requires an an
nual outlay of $4,000 for repairs. Like
the lilies of the field she tolls not. neith-
er does she spin, yet Solomon in all
his glory couldn't hang on to the tail.
board of such turnout IS that.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
conFoRT 81 the WAY.

n rhe rnalI boys idea Of geuuie
Il mlcomf6rt and h6Ppin0 was ~ ~
M bitched into pond zee cream w.
Ill II Shores were made Of sponge 49,
III IHis misery was the absence OF ~
lknV Eepresents humanity. Comfort y aP
iWE Ipreciated BY conuas- -, wsee,,~c ryU2in
yMhQi Iof the disadvantages q our depays;;
GNHNl lion thereof This applies TO matenA
i things Is wen 8 to immasena. . c -.
l n 3lsiderations The icicle, whose ~
| Hi Ipearsnce in the wintry cold ana
u8Il Ilbieakness sends the shiver of discom-
ItiWAl t,lfort through the observer. woui1 suE
1{Mnl Nllpest notions Of the coolest conIOIs u
yNl lhiIf6oS and sultry days Of the summer
lIuIseason. And in both seasons-tnat
Win which the icicle hourishes ~
Ill A Hand in the one wherein Its absence
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. most uncomioEtar
ItRnN0l6le and torturing disease, rneuma
l tv BHIfism. plentifnlly ab0unds, causing
ggsss 70 not @ e thus
l NAn Wanderers would only use 81. JACOBS
/ iii E1I tOiI- the surest, safest and spee0e3
Ymk remedy in the whole zorro h ms S1
lYXH and ali PAINFUL ailments. The follow;
~ IN Ing from the r ochester Qnd.l Senand
ISMg shows how some people attemu n 20 ' hns.
kXIIlI band had gone from home, ana , xadn
pguEl]l Iwife-what have you TOR break1a Is
t3AAllNE1 land hows the baby? he received the
PNYNS lhr; e practical and suggestive reply:
~ uV sBucIwheat cakes and the measles.
1dHu I've have the report of . case in our
IHU Imidst. not where measles was In the
IW ii hill OF fare, utwhere sciatic rheuma-
lXNu 1tism confined Mr.. J. Dawson, the we'll
1$NW known Roch ester druggist, 70 nus
III room for long period. 1t was stated
WILL oour reporter in the following words:
uY(l EThe senior member Of this firm was
HHt httaeked with sciatic rheumatism
Inv M hbOut December 10th last, and for f0u.
liz IN Weeks succeeding Feb. 10th, could
wi Scarcely leave his room. He used ST:
lJACOBS OIL, and Is now able to be q
RI Ibis place Of business, feeling not much
liz Ithe worse for his recent am1ct10n.
IL lThe inference Is convincing: The
ILE INN which ST. JACOBS OIL Is having
he lis. we say, unpr ecedented, and the az.
liz Iticie is rapidly displacing all Other
| NJ Rheumatic remedies as fast as its VII
Itues become known.
Edgar T. Paige, Esq, Druggist
Writes us from Chicopee Falls, say
~ Ehe Springfield (Mass.) Republican
~ Ethat Mr.. Albert Guenther, undel
AWilds Hotel, has used that remarka
IN kle remedy, ST. JACOBS OIL, for ase YER
I\LN Ease of rheumatism, and 1t cured MN
las if by magic"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-11-11
5000 Agents wanted 1oR Lale 81
GARFIELD

Il contains the fun history Of his noble and evente
HE md dastardly assassination Surgical ueafmenA
NE 70 make money. Beware Of scatchpcnny" Unite.
tions. This e the only Authentic and fully msssea
Extra terms 70 Aeenfa Circulars free. Address
NATIONAL Pu1LIxua Co. 81 IoG1A IA
, 1881-12-23
l. fe In Australia.

Certainly this graphic description of
life in an Australian settlement is scarce
ly calculated TO increase the number of
enterprislng emigrants to that country.
lyon come home after a hard days work
and long for a quiet evening. You sit
down to dinner, which your wife has had
to cook and your children to prepare for
you; you see the partner of your domes-
tic joys with q face from flea and mos
quito bites like bottle of prize straw
berries. During dinner you are tor
mented with flies and bitten by fieas.
Your very slice of roast mutton on the
plate, before you have had time to dis
pose of it. is blown by the yellow bottle
full of live maggots. You pour ont and
drink half your pale ale, and in a mo-
ment your glass is full of debauched
flies who die in drunken happiness.
You call in your children; they come
pale, squalid and jaded, you help your
wife to put away the things and then sit
down with flies, fieas and mosquitoes,
mottled faced wife, irritable children
and your own reflections. You may
have made very fortunate specula-
tion that day, but it takes great deal
of money to compensate for so much
domestic misery. When you retire to
bed, it will only be for second tor
ture of fieas and other vermin, and you
will pass O restless, feverish. sleepless
night, your children will cry and call
for mamma half the night long, and
you will get up to another day of spec
ulative gain or loss, a jaded wife, tired
children and thorough discomfort. 1t
is not Just of these people who write
with view of inducing persons to set
tie in Australia to give an estimate of
milk and honey only. We believe n
great deal of the household milk to be
sour, and most of its honey to be but
gall and bitterness"
, 1881-12-23
Electric Light In the stomach

The Vienna Newe Freie Presse gives
an account of an instrument invented by
DIR. j. MikulieZ, instructor at the Uni
versity, which enables a physician to
subject every part of patients stomach
to an ocular inspection. 1t consists of a
tube which is thrust down the throat
after the manner of the sword swallow
ing jugglers. The tube contains an
isolated conductor of electricity, two
water canals, an air canal, and q wide
opening for the optical apparatus. The
stomach is empted by means of a stom-
ach pump previous to the introduction
of tue apparatus, and is then inflated
through the air tube. At the bottom of
the tube are two windows, one on each
side, through which the walls of the
stomach can be seen, the requisite light
being furnished by an incandescent
platina coil which is connected with the
conductor. In order that the examina-
tion mey not be disturbed by coughing
or vomiting on the part of the patient,
he is treated to dose of morphine,
which enables him to endure the pres
ence of the instrument for ten or fifteen
minutes, while retaining sufficient con-
sciousness to converse with the physi-
clans. 1t is apparent that this instru-
ment will prove of inestimable value to
medical science.
, 1881-12-23
The Leaiins-StrIngs Fallacy.

From the moment a child is born, he
is treated on the principle that all his
| instincts are essentially wrong, that ma
ture must be thwarted and counteracted
| In every possible way. He is strapped
| up IN contrivance that he would be
| glad to exchange for strait Jacket, kept
| for hours IN position that prevents him
| from moving any limb of his body. His
first attempts at lOcomotiOn are checked
he is put in leading strings, he is care
| fully guarded from the out door world
from the air that would invIgorate his
lungs, from the sports that would develop
his muscles. Hence, the peevishness.
awkwardness. and sickliness of our Young
aristocrats. Poor people have no time
to Initiate the absurdities of their wealthy
neighbors, and their children profit by
what the model nurse would undoubted-
ly call neglect. Indian babies are still
better off. They are fed on bull-beef,
and kicked around like young
dogs; but they are not swaddled, they
are not Graded, and not dosed with
paregoric; they crawl around naked and
soon learn to keep out of the way; they
are happy, they never cry. If we would
treat our youngsters in the same way,
only substituting kisses and bread for
| ~. No anu occi, tiioy "Oulu De aS Hdppy
as kids in a clover field, and moreover
| they would afterward be harder and
stronger. Every week the newspapers
tell us about ladies tumbling down stairs
undertaking both arms; boys falling from
a fence and fracturing their collar
bones. What height would q young
Comanche have to fall to break
such bones-not to mention South Sea
Island children and young monkeys?
The bones of an infant are plastic; let
ting it tumble and roll about would
harden the bony tissue; guarding it like
a piece of brittle crockery makes its limbs
as fragile as glass. Christian mothers re-
proach themselves with neglecting their
duty to their children if they do not con-
stantly interfere with their movements,
but they forget that in points of physical
education nature herself is such an e1-
cellent teacher that the apparent neglect
is really transfer of the pupil to more
efficient school.
, 1881-12-23

Portland Produce Market.
FLOUR-StandArd brands S5 country, 81 25Gsi rs
superfne. IS 75es4.
OArS-47 5x6Z50c per busheI.
BARLEY-sl IS per GENITAL.
HAY-Baled timothy. Sli'nlG q ton.
MILL FEED-QuOtstiOns MIddlings $20025
shorts. SlSG20: chop feed S20(G25: bran $l4QDI5.
CURED MKATS-Hams, Oregon sugar cured I5(l
l6c; eastern l7Gl9c; bacon, i4dGl5c; shoulders II
GLE.
LARD-QuotHtions are I5sSl6c IN kegs; I4GS15 IN
tins. and l6GITc in pals.
DRIED APPLES-Sun dried. 7c; Plummer dried
9GlOc.
DRIED PLUMs-with pits &c; pitless llaI2h hc
for sun dried: lJGl5c for machine plans.
HOPS-lSG2Oc.
HIDES-QuotAtiOns are Ice for hrst-class dry;
7@sHc for green; ciAIs. = OF. Sheep peits 5Octg
81 25.
BUTTER-Fancy 35e: good 10 choice. 27k6l3Oc;
fair. 20l22ize. In bulk 20D25c: III brue 251p32 e.
ONIOSS-ouotations 81 25zrl 50 q cu
EGGS-+0c.
CHEEsE-B.-. family, IkcgiGc.
APPLES-Per box, so 7Oc.
PEARS-509s65c per box.
TIMOTHY SEED-Per 10. 6l1Sc.
CHICKESS-DOz. S. O0Cg3 80: spring, 81 O0cy2 so.
GEESE-ss to $40 per d dJzen.
TURkEfS-Lise weight, per Id. l4@Di6c-
SALMOS-Columbia river. = bbl, $l0@ElI; hf bbl,
Is 5OG6: bellies. hf bbi. $l2
POTATORS-Garnet Chile. 45c, per bushel: Peer
less or choice white varieties. Soc per bushel.
cEMEST-Rosendale, = bbl 81 90, Portland, p
Dbl. 81 rs.
SHINGLES Shaved, 50 1898 perm.
BEEF-2G2kc p ID gross
PORK-6.16Ac Bet 76pT4.
MUTr0N-?hc. gross.
YEAI.-46I6c
, 1881-12-23
Pure Food.

1t is no economy to use inferior food.
1t is q saving of money and time and
| health to give a higher price for what we
eat, if it be fresh and perfect, than to OBJ
| tain it for less on account of its being
wilted or old or partly decayed. Some
people prefer to make their meat tender
by keeping, which means that ducompo-
sition is taking place; in palmer phrase,
il is rotting. Such meats require less
chewing and may appear very tender but
but it Is physiological fact that they are
not digested as easily or as quickly as
solid fresh meat. When a vegetable be-
gins to wilt it is no longer that vegetable,
because change of particles has taken
place, and in such proportion as it is un-
natural-it is dead-and to eat it tends to
death. One of the most horrible
forms of disease is caused by
eating sausages which have been
kept q long time; more common
in Germany than elsewhere. Scarcely
anything saddens us so much in passing
through some of the by-streets and the
more eastern avenues as the sight of the
long-kept meats and shriveling vege-
tables which are sold to the destitute
poor at the corner Dutch groceries. But
the poverty stricken are not the only suf-
ferers; the richest men come in for their
share for themselves and for their famil-
les in proportion as their mistresses of
their splendid mansions are incompetent
or inattentive to those household duties,
the proper performance or neglect of
which makes all the difference between a
true wife and contemplate doll. With
all the high-sounding advantages of
high-sounding "Yonng Ladies' Boarding
Schools" and Institutes" and all that,
with all the twaddle about learning
French and German, and music and
aesthetics, how many of these paint-like
girls are any more fit to take charge of
a mans household than to navigate
ship or calculate parallax? Journal of
Health
, 1881-12-23
cold ana stock Reports.
sAs FRANcIsoo MARKETS.
Gan En.NrrGr

SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. Il.
Receipts-Wheat-lO5,0 800 ctls., including $1,000
aboard ship; four 5000 or SKIS potatoes, 221O SKIS
eggs, gOUC doz.
Wheat-The market is weak, in sympathy with
Liverpool sdyices 81 60 bid for choice shipping;
sale il reported made at 81 60 for 500 tons No ship
ping 81 578 bid for No. shipping: sale of Danish
red ut 81 47A extra choice milling held at 81 G5
Barley-rhe market is firm: prices unchanged;
sales of good coast feed at 81 47k good brewing,
81 579E.
Oats-The market is firm, with prices against buy
eTs; sl 7O6rl 72k asked Tor Humboldt feed; 81 %
bid for fair Washington territory.
PotatOes-MArket is steady: no change in quota
tions: sweets sold to-day at 81 5Osl2 I2Iz.
0nIOns-Market unchanged.
salmou-BusiBess only jOb5ing; prices unchanged.
W0Ol-Tbere is more inquiry from buyers, with
more disposition to sell on the part OF holdtrr;
cent sales embrace 25O0 bags southern California at
lUGl2c; 100000 It's Santa Cruz island st about lac;
there is no change to note in quotations.
Eggs-Ertsh California, market easy at 35d 81 \ c.
Butter-Presh roll. choice to extra choice. market
firm; prices not materially changed yet slight
tendency in sellers favor is noted, especially for
best grades.
, 1881-12-23
FINANCE AND rnCE.

sAE FBAscIsoo, Dec. Il. - Sterling exchange on
London bankers, ~ days. 81 e0@s4 s0h: do. docu-
mentAry, 81 70.
Transfers-25G30.
NEW YORK. Dec. IA Sterling exchange, prime
bankers, long, 81 81: short. "A IS. Good CONNER
ciAl, from Ia 4c lower: documentary. 21l &c lower.
Silver bullion. 1870 nne = tine ounce, ll24.
q. s. Bonds-3ks. 1OOa4 AIS, l14Aa As, llS9.
LONDON, Dec l4.-COnsols. 80 5-l6 money; % GIG
account.
Silver bullion. English standard. 925 fine, per fine
ounce 81 u.
, 1881-12-23

The acme of politeness was reached by
the Nevada mining superintendent who
posted placard reading: please do not
tumble down the shaft"
Customer-"You say that those figures
are life-size? My dear sir, they seem
very small" Artist-"Perfectly correct,
sir You know life is short"
, 1881-12-23
o. b. BIRD, N. D.,
homeopathic

Physician. Ob-tetrietAn and suFKcoh@
First above MorTison-same block WITH AL<ns
Photogrsp pm gailery-PoTtland. Oregon
ONCE hours-Ia a. NJ. 10 IL NJ. and 10 6 p. NJ
Residence. sixth above YamhiiL Seldom at home
between 10 q l.
Telephone in residence -. ,p-a,,,n.
tons conducted with care. .,.a
The utmost care bestowed upon obstetrlc pIIacnes.
Few weeks notice required 10 give time iof nnps, tns
paratory treatment which has become 80 popuilAi
among Homosopaths. This medicine with written IN
strrctions will be sent by mail fer three uollaTs
Family cases of medicine prepared or renlleo' ana
books furnished, at San Francisco prices
Patients treated by mail, at office rates
Medicines always furuisheo without exifA cnA1ke-
, 1881-12-23

Delightful arrangement: No" said
the charming actress to her devoted
lover. mo, Charlie, I won't marry
you; but you can have the privilege of
paying for all my little suppers and car
riages after the theater, and you'll be
envied by all the boys. That ought to
satisfy YOU Boston Post.
, 1881-12-23
TURKISH RUGS.

AM OFFERING TURKISH RUG PATTERNS
Il Hooks and Clamps. for holding Frames. greatly
reduced prices. NY Patterns Turkish OttOmans,
Flowers, Scrolls, etc, printed ute cloth-Ruriap
being shaded in various colors required 10 make them
perfect They filled with wool yarn with
u hook made expressly for the purpose. making them
simple that child follow the directions in the
catalogue and make very handsome rug al a small
cost
catalogue of designs and cost of each may be had
by addressing
JN0. II. GARRISON & CO.,
wit l67 Third street. Portland, Oregon
, 1881-12-23
That Cow.

Some of the railway trains in Nova
Scotia are not lightning trains. On one
of them the engineer whistled down
brakes
What is the trouble, conductor ?"
asked passenger.
"Cow on the track" coolly responded
the conductor.
The man was satisfied. Shortly after
ward down brakes" was whistled again.
What's the trouble now ?" cried the
same passenger.
Cow ON the track - was the reply.
WHAT said the man, haven't we
caught up with that cow yet p
The Rector-"A gentleman I know
slightly is coming down from London,
Farmer Groggins.; Do you think you
could board and lodge him for a while q
Farmer Groggins-"Oh. yes. sir" The
Rector-''I believe you will find him to
be an immensely studious and deeply
religious young man" Farmer Grog-
gins In which case, begging your
pardon, sir, l expect my money in adj
vance,"
, 1881-12-07
NOTES.

apsetqt Dtspateh to 7At CAteaoo 1t4suns.
WAsnlSaroS, d. u, Dee. G.-'rltu Secrc-
tary OF tie Treasury, In Ills eslln1ates to
CouRsess to-day, asks for s., 0o0 for repa!rs Ut
payelnonts asla sidewalks around the Drlda-
well dock property at Chicago; $lho,oo fur
continuing operations at the outsldu lmrbor,
dredging, and constructing the cxter!ot
breakwater, and $4,000 fur continuing tho
ilM proyan,ents Mt Calumet. The Sub -Trcas-
ury, In addition to the amount Of 3lh,7W UP
prop rEatad for the regular turcu. nlso asks
for $500 additional for tlla Assistant 'freas-
ttar, 81, 500 fur counter mud assortur OF elr~
rency, and $iGo atltilt!oMat to tho messenger
who rerforns clerical duty.
SENATOR NOMINAL
has thesoor tomnrrow to advocate the cstal'.
llshMentof q eom1sisstoM fbr tho revision Ut
the tariH.S Ila will avail h!nlsslt ut the ocea-
sloM to speak Ut lenKsh OIL TIC question of in
tsrual revenue aud u protective tar!tl. tak[ng
ground ln tator Ut the highest duties,
j'OsT-0FFlcE.
~ ~ [3s.tsrn AaOetatsI Prsss.
WAslnNaroNi p. G.. Dec. 1.-Oue hundred
, 1881-12-07

He Makes a Statement Before tile Court
b.. III Reference to His Difficulties.
BAN tsNrtH1t', Tex, Dec. G.-At tho opening Of
court this tnornlug ituut Flippcr llatlo tho fol-
lowing Stutemout In substance In reference To
tho difficulty:
ITO tho first Charge and its specifications In
ills easo declare " gun In thu tuust solomli
nnd most positive maunur possible tllat nin
purfcutly innocent III every why. shnpe. nllll
form; tliat havo never, by nlyse1f Or by an-
other, appropriated, cunvcrtud. ur Appttcl. to
my own uso snvle doar Or pen-
ny OF Government n,ouoy, Dr permitted
1t 10 10 DOM, or authorized any mcdtlllu2 with 1t
whatevor. OF eoulHu ] iii, not guilty. Tho
fluids fok which WIS responsible kept iu my
tluartora III my trunk, hccaaso l felt Inuro st.
euru to hayo them in my own custody. 0n Muy
recolsed II tuloSFatl tr',n Con. b'nall not ~
trAr,ster aiy funds, ~ be INTENDED being absont
Gycryshing l>9rtntnng 10 flinds. rs wps nut it,
FORMED that su,llo ono would 10 loft y attend to
saCnltt. !y fuas roxnIary t. I tbs ssas so.
tnandlnx o.!ccr fur Inspection. | did HOT make
u statement. fu consequence Of tho telegram
tinugl Tor June. Thu uccun.tlutuu fuatls. utter
exau!n,sa nnt! July :, whva i Was retsrroa to
Hit" VIA .lIsoavurei M I sssspaiSy y IT spq'n oiG
did not know what to do bur chos0 to nut In u.'
uwn chuck fur tho ultount. Intending 10 tvposit
personally in tho bank tcforo rtt,ulred 10 remit
| i eherk: rxpcutcd my coMpaty In fr1tu tho
Held July IL. know they hau Two mouths. t.ay
waat.G. iho % Tos..Ttaaur % t.asioa % ths.n @ puroro ]
cou!l. then rultet1 On getting sll0Hey from the
was tisnppni.lio,l naaiiu. anu clisvel tho shnrt-
aHo uf <l,6I1 WIS Gn.!au.1 by eonltutssary hiIta
din nit ior st1rcs soil tho iaeu u.d laundrcsses
moss, As thought when tho money Shol!ll hu
pAll cunld dcposit tu nluct the Gi,cck. u nut
| i"srt,,y Tin u,,n rtnrs lur III i IWiinyetf nnj
, 1881-12-07

Aldr!cl, Of Illinois, whose name was nearly
always first lpon the rolE.cail III the last
Congress, WIS the last to lnve c'loice of
seats, lle cnlIo4 tnday from l!is retirement;
cnlu1ngin Bit, nevcrthe iGss, llu had "a, walt
d long time for number two to l'o cnllcd.
or THE 1f.f1SotR ME.l1'E1s, :.
Charles u. Farwati, Will. ,|lts usna! gontl
fortune. wns thu ilrst callety. lie rtreisrl =
very eIfgih'e seal near the otm which Was
Ssip'a flelp ttd NJ l]s"c,t s '" to os ss!cste by
Kasst,l. Alt!ffr1I. attio,,R, cnllets 'ate, tilS"
c.ettgt III gettMg n seat near Fnrwe!l;;
Mural, WIS III lick. nn4 abandoned llia ~!
scat N, ttl1 pxtreillt.: ntter row. nt game tt'
tlo front. Cullen was called Into, nnt fatttl
llaiily. Cannon Ent II worse seat tl'htfs hc-
iorr. t,cnrgo jlnyis did mt have ao'Ml fort.
nne. lhonns did frttsr Springer t,,k; i.ls M
,yero not ycry suecossfull iii obtaining good
Hpnts.
, 1881-12-07
md twenty-five names nf Presidential Post
masters nwnit nomination TO the Senate.

md twenty-five names ot Presidential Post
masters nwnit nomination to the Senate.
nES. NEnI.EY, g..
President of tho National Council nt tho
lIufon 1.cnKi,o Of Anertcn, Inns called n getl.
cral meetI'lx Of tho Council In Philadelphia
tho Ill, Of December.
IH,xns. 80
Tic totnl amount nj ~. per rent continued
bonds recutypd ut tile Treasury department
for rcurnlplloi, under tho io5th cail Is sl3,-
~ ,:.4l0.
H.. nf.A1SE'H lllIL-
.Tlse httt introduced by Kellogg In the Sell
nte f0f thu establishment II United States
acenn mail suryfce atld thu tuviynl Ut foreign
eolnu,erce III American steamships, Is cnpy
Ut a bill Introduced III Jannary last by Secre-
tary uln!nc. .......
1t appcars, that cx-Appotntment Clerk
La,nip!icre, Df tllp Treasury. who WIS recent
~ tllse|,urne.l under circumstances very ii!l.
favorable to l!fu!,, pltt slight uyosi Daylu
Il young lntly from North Carolina )! trnl's1cr
from lilo BUREAU Ut Printing Aittt Engraving
u tho Treasury. l}ef,re Slu lutl beell u,el1,
lung 1.Nnsplurn discharged her, telling l,err
sl,e wns Sn.,tllerls wonnt, aial T. itells. n!ld
that that was cause ullUl,Eh with Him fur ltt
discharge. Latltplieru t1uti refused ttI lAy
any RESPECT to DAyls' request tor lilo lady's
Tgtt1ltkoi1, Saying !JAFls.tIs0 llo ln'luc''ce.
| LOUISIANA.
| REPRESENTATIVE tiibson says the report
that lilo Louisiana LeRslntrro ut thu cuntlng
SPECIAL SESSION will iiaya 10 aEnin select Il
silcclssor 10 Senator Kellogg becatlsa tale
former eicctl1n OF Ult}snn Is tnvnlthntt'l "
liz says Ills election wns IN gecuittance Will
lnw, ANIL another session uf tho Legislature
| does not Interfere.
| Alt,S.tr. SERVICE.
tor tho l,ettgr,nent Ut tho sig'Inl servlce
It prny1es for MI Increase Ut nitlcer
and ,neti, nild for thu. appointment ly tf'
President, With tho attylce at1d ttisrsit .
assistant professors. pref.sollcn beiux KlveI
to tlloso persons OF high sctciilisc attain
mrnts. especinliyn thc scEei,ee Of inctcoro
ogy, who, by long service III tlle signal serv
icG and III tllH sGrvIco Of the United States
i,uyu sIlpw1l pecnltnr fltless for ineteor0loglt
al nild allied scientific work. =.