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Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
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PHYsIUIAAs' ser,
Wha' . acorr.spono.r,n
Upon lha n"h

U.. HI,
'poa The sshl,G
MESsRs. RDIroRs A, '' ~
arrived for the making Of y,
Ii" amending and r,p,.,...' i l''
ALLOW ms to re'er 10 The ,s ~
unjust special tax my,ssJ ~J,.
CLANS. A very eminap,
New caatle county Sfo,. ,l' f"'
ssa'ly In regard 10 III. .r- ,1''
81 h We slWSys regard.
only nnrightsous but nr,'.,
As protection Ia the bs,. =.
Whefess wages OF all OH,
from seizure for doctor,
canno. rsiufe our ssry,l,,
our dues from tbos. VI.
pay. We must A!,eaj r..
supply them with r..j,.,
'ousiy ana De snbiscs to
tax for so doing. In al o,b,., Il
ahd businesses It is or,.,,, II
services shall be- per.sf,.l
can bargain for prot+cttot v
D. can make any Euca la,,.. =
The upiustneBs Of f.Ls I,..
ehoTn in the amour, A. ~
TorE done by resii.at ri. X,
the State, but a dsc.a,
Maryland may have IL. y.-
OF his practice In De!..5,.
eremp. from Tits spels. d, b
hecsuse he is no. ar
II s's Is no either pr5. 70
70 the zane Amour, Of, de-
summers heat Agd wipm. ala
day and by night, In storm ~.
est, doctors are ezps.,ci ~
10 TIE call Of the p1
are they exposed 70 s.o- -
oi rc't bat TO oontsgiors D. AN
oil practitioners are ca,,-.
! nd, running the rilk ct
lives aud that Of thsli i.g.l
this glorious privilege .-, IA
ses q spsciSl tax, n
| hope 10 bear frpm ua.s
profession on tuis 81 cl
Svery physicisu is iltsf~..
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hele Of Einnsr.

!. r E'zll will s4ll a. p2bHc sale,
'o-m.'rov AFTERNOON at ! O'Clock. the
d".irstl~ d.eiiDE, No. 2lI JpGeysnn
str"-t. F,r particulars eee adv. All
"fo Wiz o parcla.e should he pres-
eu!.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

Hyour roof lrAr have % made tight
~ X. Mitcarli, Jr. sln West Front
street, Who mAf"a L. charge unlcss
esks are atOpP"t.
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CrIpa kn.nrneL.

Warrer's PLilatrlph3A md WtIrt.
instou Propeller line, Is Low receiving
freIgh! and tho Steam a will tasum-
:hsir tfips immfiiA,r.y. A.sn Bash g
! pp relum-i this Ii ru'DZ.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
EEATBS,

Z 5 E.-Cn the 18Th ius;a1t, DGr.aI :
HGs'n, aged 81 yea "a.
ReiQ'!Trs and iFienss are rels'fQ'ly frvi.
ted 10 =. end The tuAera, from mg Ia!e rssl
dence No. 2 LauQ1tt s.-cet Nin:l Wa.t
on SuHaa. r. .ruosn. Services at the house
az s.3j Ieay; 4. g. In srRezt at h!yeryllF
Cemc:ey.
Dearest hUS' AID thou hast lsltug,
We thy los .g't deeply EEL
But t- sod vi, 7is oerelt us.
He cal AL cur sy.lyTs Ledl.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

To ~ snsar a! COS! with your tea
and cCI!,e 30 TO Cripp.n'f, II &. , West
Third and East Secoad stress.
To le' tne very best ia and coffee
60 to Crpprn'S.
7" set rp's Keepers a;d spices 20 u
C:i!ieA's.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Renuoed PPleea

K. L. Russell advertisss dry goods a,
reduced prices A. Nc. 200 Market s,ra..
Ali "A1 desl:e A:a~. u sIvLl1 c,ll.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
MIEL. NArrLh..

The bill amending tue &C, ,or r-rno7.
ing the Court Hous. vas pat turousa
"o'" houses uuier a4sg g-n.iou Of ru.,,
in rem .rkat.y qCiok time.
b" printing committee are likely "a
-79d- r-usure By allowing "cgmprt;
tioa - b-t"e-n the t#o Democratic pI!L,
ing cr"-s here. Col. :. j. NIC1L..
TER "as h-fs last night,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
THIRD eD!TiON.
rRAMERs or ATATE Ia Ws.
what IL New at the Cspitel-Con'
gemplAted Eiestion Law thanSes
The Republican henat0rahIp.

what II New st the Cepitel-Sn.
IsmpiAted EiesIion LsW changes
Inc Republican senatorship.
From eur staH correspondent.
DovKR, Jan. l3.-Nr. ySaBurkaloW
has loemed up as the leader OF the
Democratic side OF the House. He is
acknowledged TO be the sole director,
on TIE floor, Of the majority's eourte'
Ard Mr.. VanBurkalow is IL leader
for such followers. l'll tell you Why.
There are several ressons. Two wili
suffice for the present. 0uly Yesterday
forenoon he wanted all bills Of any in
portSnce printed. He wanted them
printed as ehesplY SIS possible. lie
said this, and be was certainly 10 ear
nest. Iu the afternoon he was still in
fsver OF having the printing done, bat
ap apparently didn't wan! 1t done as
Oheaply a. possible Maybe he was in
ear nest still, and maybe not, bat any.
how he prevented the likelihood Of
them being printed cheAply by having
the Republican resolution, providing
for coupetion, rseopsilsred AID virtu.
ally killed. To-day he took another
tack. Mr. Robinson asked TO have 10
additional copies Of the House rules
printed. The type va, standing Snt
the cost wouii have been two cents pei
copy. Mr.. TanBlrkaloR was no, 20
much in favor Of printing them. He
vigorously opposed tnis wsnton outlay.
Economical Mr. VsnBurkzlow
The other reason is this. Nr. Pll.ing
had his bill, amending and putting N
force the inops rAtiTe s.; requiring thHI
Ngv Casa Levy Court 10 ub!i5h 30 &C.
c2unt Of the pay they got, the money they
expended, e., r-&d 8 sssoud tue.
TIE act was passed l2s. session aed !
an afraid i; was tsuPered with by
snre one IN smsnding and passed with
an int utionsl emission which made IL
null and void. The proper COMMITTEES
to consider Ibis bill IL tas. On Revised
Statutes, Mr.. Bradford chairman. ButI
Nr. YApBurksloS moved 70 refer the
matter 10 8 special committee. II
you'd rot have looked bad had it no!
been for the fact ths: the bill was tam
pared with last session and its provl-
sions svoidei in this questionable way.
lie gave az his excuse when Ar. PilllnE
and ar. Bradford pitched into him, |
that the Revised Statutes Committee
= az tull OF work nov, and lad .ue al
iscty to say thsi Nav Castle County |
is represented by bat one side political
". This may he; tie eCmm!.tes Is
not.
The committee TOO fail OF work %
such : measure Wei, II
.aOG.I smile.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
nankind's Fayu.fte piiIs.

IT. SiEHs' Fettt4L.s Liver Pllg (y-.sa,
oSa.ed) J-g't re 1onrl' a.. JT scurE d..
rec.ly II the uve1, Tes,ore tie l3st eDer,-e.
BY WomgrtnE the healthy sr.t0n Cf t.e .yfr.
Ia toirg Ills, LeaIlcLe, pGqralgIn, pltas il
.le FiEht Or ich side OF through the lmrs.
lAlIxe 7'lon. crsIvensss. sics stomach, ys4E
'aCy, !. slEess. bad ieeli-xt through the
1"Gy aching Hubs bil~u*rtss, general
Ee4kle'5 and other bodily iLr-mities ar.
cured They positively operate without
Rr!piIE, sickerinR. Se1Rsning or leaving the
DoEe!s c sti7e. a SPLENDID, cay. rursat!ye
and l.ys' cIre IS cent? AID q . nnx. Main
o,epoN 40 aDd King sr. Philadelphia ty4
Area sUec:. Sold by dea.s-s. III
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
THE RAILROAD BILLS,

Railroad plots thickea. Tho by an.
nounced by Mr. P!lIlDg 10 iDuryol,,.
ta7 Newark. Wilmington { State Linz
r)-t Will toon lie introduced. Tie
s:lats Committee On Corporations have
10, cons.I-fsG the Delaware We,t.ru
hiI! yet. They are waiting Tor oppcsl-
tion and viii he open 10 arxpmnn; NIX.
week.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

Chatter Laws, eo'ore4, T.'.i.ag on
Decatur st did 'es'e-iay ci spe!l.rpI.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

81 EN FORA LARliE LOAD or
DI vektb Einiiiog -oot. OrleS c.
be len a. Gray Il BIOS, Ssonad sad Kia
streets Jsc0b Go)rs, al Ci.y Depo'; John ;
Miller. Rising sun, on .; the FACTORY, ceHnel
Of ITuion sLee: and GllpLn Avenue.
s.Il +. ACKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
Wedding { hi'

Mr.. r. Frank H.bley " d
Comegys wers ma ried ID
OF numerous irlsu Is ara
Wednesday evening ~ y
Of tho brido's pareht',
Second street. The crf,O.'
formed by Rev. ChAF..'
guests we're furuiob''
supper and the yea :. ,
The reCipients Of many "
useful gifts.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
IHE School GAE

The CoumiIt-7 on Eiuca.i5n h.g o..
cinst 10 'eper. isvor4D.y upoa tue l,l
to repesi tue act ottso years Lgo la..
posing . tax Of g Oh tie plt.,c .chool
'"-cbeTa Of the state. The tax Is.
"reD sc ouprous one. There ia 10 l.F-.
ALood Of the bill being opposed.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
TEE kESATuE4HIP.

The Republican L7ub-r, hell their
caucus to day tor ; .ua,or and reached
cey,sion unanimously. They wr.. Of
one accord, aud L21 no trouo.- IN r.ak
irg nomination Who will h. ey,-.
plimsa:ed by the Republican vot- c,a.
hot ns announced positively, su4 '4t
meDhrrs mutually agreed us. to ,pavr
he result =! their cgucu- known, gud
sla!i .~aV9 II for the PuDiIc - gu-ss.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

The ,euacity with whl,''
to the tysrm fsqa"In'"Iy, ID ;,
nervous cough that ~''' "A,
tna cold derar's. ~ =,
Sirup vii cure al' I'''
p.ile ~ cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
SECOND E1iTl9N.
TusrnNi.rULA aiGh~AY.

AuuuaI NeatiBg of the Delaware
DivisIos, p. ". d b. u. =.
suscial Correspondents of the RRPuBuoAS.
DovER, Del, Jan. l3.
At the animal meeting Of the Della
ware Railroad held here 10 day the fol-
lowing report were submitted N The
strOckholder.:
DIREcToRs REPORT.
OPFIcE DIP rHB DELAWARE RAILROAD
COMPANY, DovsR, DBL,
January 18Th. 1881.
The DiIeotorsrs spsctfully submit to
the stockholders Of this Company, the
following statement Of its business foI
the year ending October 81, 1850;
EARNINGS PoR THE YEAR.
From Passengers tI4o, 4.
From Freight 24s, 64i 70
From Nails and Miscellaneous lO,25s y
s426, 2Ss .02
Operating expenses as per
agresment with the lessee
of 70 per cent. Of the gross
earnings t@So ,oo' -
tl27,S79.5l
Interest on bonds and divi-
dends on stock paid by
lessee sl29 ~ "a
Showing a efficiency Of l,s94 y
This deficiency will be charged a.
heretofore 10 future surplus earnings.
The results OF the business
as compared with last
year, ,sho oss in freight
receipts Of =. t27,3o6.l3
A gain in passenger receipts
OF o,-VS-7e
A gain in mails and niscel-
laneous receipts OF s.U'
The loss in freight is due to the
smsllness OF the psaeh crop and the
fact that the greater part Of the crop
being this year in the upper portion Of
the State, the haul ever y0ur line Of
cad was short.
Your propsEsy has 6sen kept in lis
usual good condition bv th7 lessee. 10
accomplishing this 3Q4 tUcs CT steel,
445. tons of iron, Z92 tons Of mended
iron rails and IS $40 sross ties, with =
due proportion Of other materials, have
been used.
Passenger tyains have been run ever
Jas, 593 miles, freight trains run over
l83,3l9 miles: construction and wood
trains run over ?, .jJ mile. total Of al
trains, 33l ,76s miles.
Tie appro pria::ors TO the sinking
fund fer the last year we're sufficient 20
pay OF the ir:t note !or t7,ooo, refer
red 70 in our last aDnull report, AID
leaving Surplus Of q AS IS,
the construction account has teen
increased during the pat year by the
consent Of he lsssor and lessee 70 the
amount Of s. al e., upon w..cn
the lessee is TO psy slZ Per ce5t. par
Annuu to :he lessor.
Tle n1iu it-n5 mixing ~ dis
auoCn: coDajE. o the diff reacs in COS
he.we-n sr-r! ami i.,n rails ara !lr
additional weight Of the new rails O7rr
the o.d ones t4AeG up, tu- substitution
OF iron fsh joints in place Of wOo5e !
ones, tbs extension q -iie tracks, Aew
fencing ard t1e cost Of :he Dover and
Milford survey.
B. or1ry Of tle BOar1,
:. u. FgLraE President.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14

s. 2lO 325. IS
Il, HAYES, Treasurer
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TREASURER . SEP-gT.
. Z4U,3z5 =

"-.--1I pLS -
Cr.
Capital storE sl4s5. .Gag i
Bonds ,uo5 ,aEe
Jolly l. 5, 81 o3QQ0
'Gl2raute-3 lor-
tag, (con7-r'i.
BIZ Jaly,ls.5 go o'o o0. is5l, geo %
Interr:; 81 pyAds s4d
IotIs 42o ia Il
DiTiG+lEs 2t,5tg A.
E5Ps1-@s l,9s7 8.
s. 2lO 52j IS
Il Y .wpr nr-n.nr.-.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-14
POLITICAL AEAsCEEs

a SoOd msny political matters aye
coming ont. Tc-iay 4 the serSe Gr.
McWLO;ter introduced i e resolution au.
tl0!iz.Lg TIE Governor 10 take steps 10
sard securing counsel for the deputy.
sder.ds whose cases are in tie Ull'rt
States courts IN Wilmington, FOR INFER.
t-riDg Ti;4 deputy maFsha.s2 :: the late
election.
This MEASURE ia kindred ore with
tina! by which Archie Given Of VII
mirgtOn vaa, soIs years ago. ,udelau!-
f ID by th- Stat, Tor penalty imposed
:0r vlA2UIg the l,w IL pCltiGs.
uat'ers.
But there is another Of much more
importance. |! is d c utenp,Giel
change Of the election lag. Tue so.e
idea sppesr7 70 be- to avoid the pres
@uce Of United States De5u.y Marsha
q the polls. Il order 10 co this i j.
'r1pJ-tI 10 have the e,tlon OF Repre-
sel:ati7e5 il Congress and for other
'u.s1 S.a.-s off els, COS4s 0le yr r
gft~r 49, STATE s,-r.Igls. i his -4I tr
dJ1e, i. will AVOID ths Ebo, .sorlr inter
'.'.ICe Of deputy marsAaIs. Bat there
10 a Lk.lucld of.ue thing not being IL
uc5ucei q t1rrr Is ZONE cue. Jon VI r
b1!U5 unconstitutional. /. .s also pro.
posed te do away with the Little
Election" have tue election o.acers ap-
Pointei tbs frat year by the Levy
Court AMI after that have tuam chosen
a. the reg0 AZ election one year ahead.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

the election of Senate clerks, door-keep-
ers, spittoon-cleaners, apple-women, etc,
at this extra session, and before any more
appointments of the President were act
cd upon. He started the absurd idea
that the election Of Riddleberger in adj
vance of all other business was the on
Is thing necessary to smash the "solid
South and that, if a single executive
session If the Senate wa held before
thi, was done, the solid South could not
be smashed. l. it this weak invention
that the New York Boss" has palmed
oil ON such Of the public as were sim
nlc-mindrd enough u swallow it. Since
thl middle Of March he has maintained
the Senatorial deadlock, stopped all
business and prevented the confrma-
tion not only Of Judge Robertson. but
Of 30 other appointees of the Presi-
dent. Such /, The true inwardness Of
the whole matter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27
Lord Beaconsneld.

The death of the Earl of Beacons-
field removes from Great Britain the
most pyrotechnic statesman it has
known during this century. Among
all his European contemporaries there
was not one who enjoyed what might
be termed the pageantry Of politics
more than he, nor one who was his
equal in making this contribute 10 his
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. At times
the glitter of his craftsmanship so daz-
zled his countrymcn that his personal
popularity was unbounded, and the
subtle hattery of which he was q
master endeared him to the Queen.
His career has been long and evonttul
and latterly a most important one
Since the death Of the late Earl Derby
the father Of the present Earl-hc
has been the head Of the Conscrya-
tive party of the kingdom, and there
has not been q chief in recent wear,
who was more absolute master Of hi5
party than he. at one time he led it
merely as a stroke of policy, into tho
enactment Of law freatly liberal'z'nl
the franchise, when the real sentimcrt
Of those who constituted the back bone
of the party was strongly against sucl
a law. The salient feature Of his adj
ministration was a strong foreign pol
icy; yet the results to the country
were large expenditure Of money
with very little compensating adyan
tage. His "peNce with honor" wbicl
he brought from Berlin was, in thc
opinion of his friends, the Growing, al
it was the latest notable, achievement
If his life. Yet when he dissolve
Parliament for the general elections, !
did not serve to keep him in possession
of power. Full of energy and of re
sources, he surmounted in his carec
the most formidable Of obstacles, ant
from a comparatively humble position
raised himself to one Of the proudes
in England. He was most remark
able man, and has been a conspiciou
figure on the worlds stage for nearly
score of years.--Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27
The True Inwardness Of the Whole Mat.
ter.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The Senatorial caucus which decreed
the deadlock" was run by half doz-
en- members who bullied the others.
False reasons were given for the adop-
ton of the resolution that no more
nominations sent in by the President
should be acted upon until the Demo
Gratis surrendered the clerkships, door
keepers and cloak-room walters, and
until Gorham and Riddleberger were
installed in office. The pretense alleged
for this resolution was that it would re-
suit in breaking up the Bourbon party
in the South if Riddleberger, Readjus-
ter, was made Sergeant-at-Arms. The
bulk Of the Senators swallowed this
absurd and puerile idea, and have acted
on it for a month or so, refusing to con-
firm any Of the Presidents nominees
until the Democrats first consent TO the
election Of Riddleberger, Readjuster.
As it is a matter Of Indifference to the
Democrats whether any Of Garield's
nominees are ever confirmed, they re-
fuse to agree to the election Of Ma
homes man for Sergeant-at-Arms. But
the wheel within wheel in the Repub-
lican caucus was Lord Roscoe, who is
opposed to the confirmation Of Judge
Robertson as Collector Of New York
He saw that If the Senate acted, Rob
ertson would be confirmed by large
majority. The only way he could stoT
his confirmation was to prevent thu
Senate from going into executive ses
sion to act upon appointments, and t.
keep the Senate from going into execu
tive session. he got up thsschemo to fore
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

In speaking Of the disposition on the
part of some of the Bay City people to
insist on that place being terminus Of
the proposed shore railroad, or with
hold its apportionment the Press says:
1T is not absolutely necessary that
the Bay City Il Alpena Railroad should
run its trains into Bay City on its own
track, although that would be desirable,
no doubt. The track of the Mackinaw
division could he used from Standish to
Bay City without detriment to the in
terests of Bay City or the railroad. II
should be remembered that the allot-
ment of $4,000 to Bay City was based
on an arrangement of that kind. II a
separate track is insisted upon Bay City
will have to subscribe somewhere near
$4,000 instead of $1,000. Should
the track Of the shore road terminate
at Standish there is no probability that
passengers and freight would be trans,
ferred at that place; it is absurd to
suppose thew would he. Bay City
would he the transfer point, precisely
as in the case Of Il separate track. It i,
understood that the shore subscriptions
have been all secured, and the Response
f this city is awaited with interest
There is feeling among the rcoplc Of
the shore that Bay City is inditljrcEtto
the construction Of the Alpcua railroad.
1t would seem to be desirable to remove
the impression and create counter one
that there is strong sympathy am1n.
our people in everything that concerns
the Interests of the shore towns, rs III
deed there is. With interests so close
" connected there should not be allow
ell to exist even the sembancc Of a
variance. An effort is being made 10
work up a feeling of distrust among the
shore people that shall operate against
Bay CITY in the interest of cities COM
peting for the shore trade, and our peo-
pie should be us industrious in counter
acting it as others are in fostering it.
A good understanding on the railroad
question would no doubt defeat the eff
! forts of these designing persons"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

The practical effect of the deadlock
in the Senate is to sustain the "cour-
tesy" of the Senate without bringing an
open issue on the question As long as
the Senators wrangle instead Of work
ing, no action can be taken on the nom
nations to which Conkling, Cameron
and the rest object. This is the direct
result Of the fight Senator Dawes is
leading, and good many plain people,
and some newspapers out Of the State
are beginning to ask if it is worth
while to help Conkling in this way
Springfield Republican.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

Malone is the worst Bourbon that
has sat in the Senate since the war. He
is the only Southern Senator who has
declared himself in set speech, an "un-
reconstructed rebel" and believes in
ultra State rights doctrine; the only
one, too, who has represented the repu-
diation of honest debts. His Bourbon
ism is cancelled in Republican estima-
ton by his treachery to his constituents
and nothing else whatever.-St. Louis
Republican.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27
Board OF Health.

The Board OF Health Of the city OF Al.
pena, Tor The ensuing year, met in the Office
Of the City Recorder, on Monday evening,
April 25th, 1891.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
First ward Worthy L. Churchill.
Second ward -Charles Lynch.
Third ward John d. Sheahy.
City Physician.-A L. Gordcau. NJ. d.
Secretary Of Buarl.-A II Mcdonald.
On motion Worthy L. Churchill was
chosen President of the Board for the en-.
suing year.
Mr. Lynch moved that the Secretary pur.
chase u book 10 which 10 record the pro-
cccdlngs, at an expense not to exceed si.25.
Mo Ion carried.
Mr. Churchill submitted the following:
WuEnEAs The State Board OF Health,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

If all the negroes we're, as was claim
ed, Republicans, they constituted one
fourth of the Republican party. What
had that party done for them This
last administration had given Freder-
lex Douglass the position of Marshal of
the District Of Columbia, but he had
not been invited to do all the honors at
the White House which had usually
been performed by the Marshal. There
we're seven Cabinet Ministers, and yet
not one of them represented the race
which composed the Republican party
Republicans need not be astonished II
when the Democrats meet in granc
Council again, they should do right Il
the negro, as the Republicans had fail
ed to do.--Senator Brown. Of Georgia.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

The bulk Of the passengers over the
Tawas and Bay Co. r. r. last FRIDAY
were cmigrauts bound for Posen, in
Presque Isle county. They are mostly
Swedes and Polanders, about thirty in
number, and a part of a squad Of over
1000 arriving in New York nearly two
weeks ago, Ell route for different por-
tions of the west. Arriving at Tawas
CITY, they were unable to procure con-
veyance to their proposed place OF
settlement, and these thirty-men wo-
men and children-are making them
selves comfortable under one roof
awaiting the opening of navigation
Transportation rates are now cheaper
than before in years, and 1t would APP
pear that the poor of the old country
are taking advantage of this opportu-
nifty to emigrate to the land Of the
really free and truly brave.-Iawas
Gazette.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

Carry out the bargain, Republican
Senator'S, and you elect man to be
your Secretary, who not only recently
made speeches all over California
against the Republican State ticket, hut
il now denouucing through the newspa-
per he edits the Republican President
because he dared to nominate a Collec-
tor Of the port of New York, without
getting on his knees to ask Mr.. Conk-
ling whether he might do it or not
Washington Chronicle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

under existing laws, require the City Board
OF Health to furnish at stated periods full
and complete statistical reports of deaths,
cases OF contagious aud all other dangerous
diseases in the city, sickness, etc, and tn
nahle this Board 10 furnish such statistics
with any degree Of accuracy. II Is essential
that some additional city legislation he had
Ia compel parties to report 10 the proper
authorities. Therefore
Res9lreG, That the Common Council be
requested 10 enact and pass an ordinance
embodying the following particulars: Re
curing all physicians In the city TO report
once month 10 the CITY Physician 81
President OF The Beard OF Health, givin.
in detail the eases ot contagious and OtheI
I'll eases occurring In hear practice durn:
the month
The Board here INDUCED In an inter
change uf views relative 10 the nature am
Scope oi The work OF The Board, ncihnd
for carrying on the work. etc, after which
the Board adjourned
WORTHY l.. CHURCHILL,
President
4. r. MCDONALD,
Secretary
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-27

When the President said that ian
extraordinary occasion required the
Senate Of the United States to convene
for the transaction Of business, was it
meant that this business was the pur-
chase and payment of Malone and the
appointment of Riddlebergcr to be an
officer of the Senate ?-Cincinuati Com
mercial