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Speetat uispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAsIllSaToN, d. C., Feb. Ex-senator Car
pointer Ii still seriously III, and to-tlay ut one
tine was ttelirlous. Watchers constantly
ntten.i him. Ills illlIess may solve tho prob
lem of party rule In tho Sellatu for tl,e ncxt
two years. 1t Is hardly to be expected that
ho Will Improve In health enough to tako
part iu tho organization ot the Scnate on tho
9Th of next month. Ills absence, surprising
that Alaholle nets with the Republicans a1ld
Dnyis will. tho Democrats, vii! leave tue Re
publ'cans with but VI votes to ~ for tho
Democrats, The Vlce-rresidcnt would not
then have tbs right Of 4 vote, AMI hence the
Victory would Ia with tha Democrats.
Should any Democrat
AaKEE TO FAIR WITH SENATOR CARPENTER,
that would produce e,--t!trty-Seres, yotcs
M each siac,-ulul give tic Republicans tue
advantage OF the Vlce-rrcsdent's decisive
vote. hut It Is insisted by Democrats that
IUun an OCCASION Involving; tho orga,ltzatlon
Of tho Senatc, especially wllcre party
supremacy h ut slake. every Senator who
ean ~ present lnllst vote. Therefore II IL
not probable that my Democrat will co.s-
sent to palrwl Carpenter. III thu ineal,tilne,
however, It Is not Improbable that tho two
parlies nay hu ,eIuu!ixed BY. the Illness
u u pelHserntlG Senator. Is bcIEuye!l that
t1tllAkOs l5ktM 4MtaSt ~ 1liElul5s VIII CUla-
Sellt to tM!r with Alr. Enrppnter should tia
latter nut lu nbl0 to l0 prt'sellt after AfNrcll
l.. Such III arrangement IL HOW III co,lte1m-
plAt1n: Such un Arrangement Wt.llltl relloyu
.ttidge Davis from! thu responsibility which
might attach tU Ills Independent position. 1t
scetns to be u mistake to regard tho selection
Ut
JOHN |. MITCHELL
us reMnsylyAllln's Senator " nll nntt-Cauit,-
ron HlctOry. 1t Is certain that yesterday aIlu
tht t!ny hcturo. Sutlnt0r Cameron nll1
Mr. Mitchell hnu several mysterious
conferences nbDnt tho Capital. When
u thu Pennsylvania l.rglsIAtnrg, Alr.
Mitchell, u Chairman Of thu WAys nul
Meala COMMITTEES, utl4 ttlp recngiilzp4( leader
nf the House. Wiss always considered II gOntt
Ca,ncron.Ainckey, follower. Thu impression
Is tlat Cameron left Harrisburg aiui gave
ont no WIZ disguised With Thy Situation mud
t0ok lIo further lnterest n H. Meanwhile,
he fixed thu s'atu uE III this etty, al!d II WIS
tllv conference IL accept Mitchell.
SENATOR cAsiklIoS
expresses himself we'll pleased with lie
nomination Of Representative Mitchell ~ tllv
n!lcressut Ut Sel!atUr Wallace. atlu says tilat
Mitchell IL Il S.Alwarl Republican wllu Will
wnrk with tfle Republican lralcrs, liz dues
nut cunsltlvr Attclrll'a nomination. u victory
for lLu GruW Republicans, but Dno for tiIe
regulars. Nj. Alitchuli Elas beell warmly
congratulated OH lhH lIUIur conferred ulA,ll
lin Upan being interviewed hu said: II
have been known as all lhdepehdent unI,
| III far ~ the two factiDns of tbs
party ase concerned. l have nat
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tic next House cni.sst of :07 members, un-
der tho accidents Of fractions OF That partici-
lar number, would givo tho South
nil Increase OF falr members nvcr
the North, leaving unrcprescnteA two mill
ions nf excess 1T tic North. lfcsalsl TINT the
number :|t0 WAS mnre equitable til tho fact
t'nt It more nearly represented the ropula-
tion of tile East, West, md South, anti gave
tWcnty.four Increase, twelve to cacIl section.
lie thought, lloweycr. TINT
rl1E NUMBER ga
was still better, Though 1t would give NIL III
crellse Of i|ftcen to tho North md but twelve
to tho South: but this apparent advantage
was moro tl,an Offset by the certainty
tint, In tho next ten years, tho growth
of Kansas, Iowa, md Wisconsin Will be
sufficiently rupid to cntltlu them to the nddl-
tintlnl tw4 msnl~r4 cach conferred by thu
nnmher Ieoo, ltG tssttte strong pntnt nf the
tllrhtss nf tho 3t!l prDinstilnn, and Insisted
timt, II 1t wHrc offered III q spirit nf futrirss,
and tllei rejected by the Democrats, llo TOR
one w1,'l bo IN fafnr Of opposIng the tas-
sagn of my bill Whatever. Mi. ColiRer lnint-
gu out tl,c nnwissloln Of ro1icrsIIng to the
SG4t,, sat T. lnrger Representation tl,an tl,at to
larly oil
THE HAHN
which would likely 10 ens,le from MI 1l,,-
que representation ut the Southern Suites ln
tts Electoral yollsgs; nnt said tlat y
s'lrll an undue. representation might. de-
tGFIntnc the election 1T fhvur Of States where
tinu!s md violence lad pecli the ruling fact
urs Ut fl,e polls. Speeches were .matle by
Erye of. Alnine, Haskell of Kniisas, mud
keifer or tllliO. but tllcrr WINS n practical
agr''rulc,t on gil l!n'lus will. the sentiments
.sdc fsrS " fyssoaig a 1"pG pMS Ms xs l9ssed M r.
Number Which thg Republicans would stasld
upon, b,,t le Subsequently modified it by
striking out :s:1ss md
1SsEHr1Nu 3l0.
Several other resolutions were presented,
ksll, which wins lhr ono IlnNlIy adopted.
Tl1ere was u practical ,nanirnity arlung
'l,r1nl'ers III taking the final vote, which WIS
yirc fGre. The result Of tile cn,tous, leading
Vii III aw {ss ths tsh'stsSaoty .s * p ns
iliE u perfectly fair bill, which simply divides
the tweniy-iollr nsGlnbers Ut thu lnereasu
cguallS between thu twn sections, mt
Inns glinetl t,bNl.0oD ntni tho Snnth but
',Ip0,tm nf inhabitants iii tl,e lust year, or
Of defeating MY btu Wl!ntoycr, md thus vt
incnrrlnE THO responsibility Of delay, or 0f
Of tic Suites tU assemble in extra session ut
Ercht exp,llsc.
THE RErunLtCANs THINK
tfey, can well a1foral to stand BY thls decision,
lnd test tho sincerity of tho Democratic mt
Jot,ty on tlte fuestiolt nf rroyl!ting for fur
ffie country. Mr Cax has given nuttcc vi
hls Intention to bring ltp tho bill tomorrow.
PROCEEDINGS.
To The lFtsfeFn 41soclat&I prrss.
,'h,ita Wh,AisltlSoToS, p G., Feb. @.1til the Re-
OPENED BY Representative Iaphsl.n. who
tn,ltiseteI opposition to any App0rtionment
hil! which wps,ld disturb tho relative strength,
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NOTES,
HANCOCK.

WASHINGTON, D. t., Feb. a3.-Gen. Han.
cock writes To tho Inauguration COMMITTEES:
Il shnll bo pTcscnt, ndeempanicl by Con. Jnnrs
II. Fry, Con. 4. j. Perry, ar,d Con. ". G. MITCHELL
who rr.liiest thut this letter DO rcueivod'by tho
COMMITTEES rs an acceptance OF tho inyltat,on
given thon through me. Thinking YOU aud tho
Committee for tho courtesy extended, MN ycry
truly yours, WINFIELD i. HANCOCK.
GEN. SHERMAN
Inns Invited 0eN. l.. n. Dayton OF Ohio, to
act sls Ill Altle 1T tho procession. Tho I4atles'
Committee will secure comfortable quarters
for Thousand Or moso Inay guests. who will
ba received nt the depot by the Boys 'ren-
Cent nrigatle." llls senate Judiciary Cona-
ts Il 81 st tShx Sxnss ssns'sf Ss a ss S1% s s1
nominations.
11lE WARRINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
rcusetsd tho oil! ofllcers. md thanked I'rcs!-
dent llaycs for ILLS efforts To have tho nlonu-
lnent cU,ipletet.
ATTnItNEf-1ESElsA1.D DRvENs
expresses Tho opinion TINT additional lcgtsla-
ti,n Il llnt NECESSARY to protect the rights Ut
tho unltetl Suites umder what h known tls
tllo 'rhMrnln! act. or tE>e general lhws rclNt-
ins !.lt t" the Central lacllle aud other subsl-
SENATOR rENnIE7oS
vii! glvo MI "0hio reception "'the, evening
e MSEel s lnyiyationA hHye been lnall,Nl to
S1pFe'nu Court, at 'pe'abe7s Of the LeslsIa'
..sCllulsZ.
Mr. 4. H. Chaplller Is here FROM Boston to
present to SECRETARY Sehnrz all. invitation
trnn ttlu citizetls OF MASSACHUSETTS, to u tlil,-
ller IN B0st9tl soHo tlrlo III Musch, for tile
object, ns, They state. thut wu lli,Iy thus
hAyu tho qualification Ut expressing III person
our rcspe0t alld regard fur yu,, iii states-
,,lsln uIA citizen. ailu thinking yDtl fur tho
ability, uo lnarkcl fidelity, md tie, NJ.
pruyed SUCCESS with which YOU hAto
performed your. eunl,Ient uMtios tis Sec-
rut,!ry 1t {lo illtcrLur." Tic Invitation
| Is l,e,.1ed by MIR. Francia Purkmnn, tIlo
historian, aiit! sgncsl By Mr.. .longfellow,
| tAa Nuy. Jul,les Freennn Clarke, a(r. l. 81.
| Fnrbes, Alr. Edward .IAtkinsNn. Dr. Oliver
Wcln!cll l!0ln,es, PRESIDENT Elicit VI liar.
yard University, Mr. Edmund Quincy, Prof.
HrieI,cts, Mr. Ci,arl8s FRANCIS Albums a,ltl
| two Ut hls SONS, Henry Cnbot Lulge. William
| EHdlcatt, Jr., Charles T. Ch0ate,. .ExIiov.
,falbet, the Kav. Georga i. Ellis, Henry L..
ahu Edward l., Flurcu, Ek-blayoFs Horcross
al.4 C0lt. !.lul many other prominent citIxeas
Ut Isnstnsl anu 0ller parta III Massachusetts,
IN ill l0Q. II
| IWAsutN01ox, y. G., Feb. aa-A great deal
| OF opposition Ii being manifested to Gen.
, 1881-02-24
OTHER rIOUsEWORK.


Special Dstpdteh to 1ht Chler9o 7rthunt.
WARRINGTON, y. e., Feb. E&-'f'la State OF
Virginia seclns oacll yeAr IL make lnrgcr dc
fnatlds upon thu General Government. md
each year her statesmen emphasize thcIr ttc-
nuliciutinn of centralized power. To-day
the 1fousn was asked by Representative
DenIl, uf Virginia, 10 nssfst III iinngNrating
National system Of AfarfnI0gy; tliu Atary
that was 10 !,c wnrsIiped being Mnry the
tnottler Of Washington. In proposal, NJ hit
amendment 10 tlie Sunttry Civil bill, that
there should lIe MI appropriation NJ Sto,0W
nude for tho completion, ut Fredericksburg,
af monument to Alury, tho mother OF
Washington. Those WIN wcrc familiar will.
the history Of Government appropriations
failed to remember lint thu Government llud
uyur begun such II work, TINT It slnnth now
make al, appropriation TO complete It.
No ltt:CUl,l,
Uf such action cunld be found lr tho lnws.
Finally, 1t WINS Nscertninrtt TINT tho llluN-
ll'cnt which ltad l'ecn ,hcgsln ,wrs heg,ln BY
the Stnte Of Virginia l,rfore tic Whr, thnt
very little had 1ne,1 done 1lr0Is It theil ttut
nothing Ens hren ttune since, af!d tlmt tho
HGllcrAl Government bns never hnts anything
to tlU with 1t. The proposed amendment, uf
vnnrsc, wns Rejected ii'ult = point Ut order.
The tclltHr ar II, however. brought nut tho
fuct tint ts!u OH >'n,t!!.'n, WHICH boasts 10
ercctcd monument to thu mclnory of Wnss.-
ingt0n. Thu House lid
a VERY GRACEFUL ACT
t-.lay In lnnktt!E on appropriation for M nlG-
,atnr for tho White lio,lsr n1n! IT Is duo. 10
siy that tho Democrats ptnM'sesl It, A'ld Tho
Democrats ,gcner!ly voted Tor II. Mr: AtL,
crtoll, Of Ohiu,. who Il few tlays ago objected
10 TIL: bill making iii appropriation fur tliis
very PURPOSE, to-day pruptisyl tho nslciltl-
latnt to tue bill, Which was adopted; It WIS
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31D.
THE NEFClttICASS WILL. STAND ON Tuls
NCAtlsElt,


Sptctat Dhcdteh ~ Ths Chicago Tribune,
WAsntSGToS, D. G., Feb. st.-rhu Ilousc
Republicans have. after very full alnl talr
consideration, determined III CAUCUS 10 qe-
cept llo appurttonmullt proposition wl,teI, lti.s
for Its basis number less than $40. Thu ut.
tendAlce Mt the adjourned caur,,s thls after.
Rooll was nut large. Not uI0rttlIan seventy
fsye munlbers were present.. Dcfnrs ttlo dis
calsslon Opened, Mr.. browne, Vi Indiana, Of
ferel resolution declaring II 10 ba thu sense
u the caucus that, in voting upon the .At.-
porttouinent bill, members should not be
bound by caucus tllctaton, but that each
should 10 guided by Ills own iltllyld-
4al conscience. TAls was. voted down BY
vote OF ~ aye3 to 43 NOES,
Ar. I+apham, Of New York, led the debate
Hu called attention tu
4 FACT
W which little prominence has been bpfore
giycn-nau'cly: that Tho increase Ut populu-
tlon In tbs Northern 6satcs n shown by the
late ceIstls 10 be more titan G.doO, ,Q. willis iu
tho SnHtll 1t WIS but 100000. tThs prou,.
Rlslon of tie Democrats, therefore, 10 Aayy
, 1881-02-24
1sIVE EI1S AND IIARDORS.
EpMUNpy AND TIE "l11l HtvruE.D

cFeCu1s "LtHEpk1Hlt LtMW<FCAl&
WAslllS0rUN, u. c.: Feb. Ex-senator Lit.
1nu,'sts IL picking his nlnts for III uttack I'll,
the River ul4 IlaEbor I'LL, kl,owA In tho
labby aud ih tho 'pr0fanu EalIuries t.s tho
Big divide. The Senator il rrattlug ap I'LL
tho reports nf ongihGors Oil tile various "illl-
pr0yeEl1Nts." Although, those reports ,.ru
inHtto ns fArornble lis possibly By tho dis
crtlninating engineers, WIN like to lny out a
large amount Ut work for themselves To du,
still ttoro is lnucll Internal richness In tllese
elaborate repnrts whlcl, tho Vermont Sem
at0r Is now exploring. SnnAtor EtMruus
Says he IL willing to vote jlborat approurla-
tlUhs to tho tRrge rivers and Important har-
burB Ut tho country, but don't want all tho
trout streams destroyed! Tho trout uru shy
lsl,, atul wien 4 mountain str.as.l Is n,ue
lAyiXab,o for shLps like tho Ggeut Eastern,
tho trout all leave, go!nx higher ,p II l,ossi-
ble 10 escape thu operations Ut tllu engineers
ind yet AWAY FROM. the OLD t!ag and III, al,-
preparation,
IT IL REMARKED HERE
us 4 BtrnilKe cUM1iehtiry III MlAtl'a con-
siste,lcy, tl,nt HoIle Ut tho very stilE.ncckud,
extrstconstltutlpnal, Southern law-lnakers,
who usetl tu light Nil this class Ut Internal
improvements (oyaii such is ~nra nj reul In.
portance), are HOW ln the Capital yot.ng
away millions for tho Improvement Ut creeks
Of NU possible consequence tu commerce,
u,v Ut thesu statesmen. was asked aboat this
thu Uther Any, A,Ml requested to u.lswnr why
it was tllat Jones III ColIgress, iii lstW, fought
'lese measures from q constitutional stand
polut, mld now supports tho SAINT class ut
m!sappsopriatlous. aud even luutes the sAlllo
Constitution to sustain Ills notion. "Weal,"
fGplieA tho Sou thcrnar, nut ~ MI nonp lusett
by ta I'll IF this Inquiry. 4syf,,l sr va,
hAye cone buck to dur: father'B house., Al.u
want to iI.pruya the etlra!JaYe."
lM this colllletlon the statesmen represent
lug the great State OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
get good deal ut criticisms They also innl-
virginla llas the Big kanawitn Kivrr lis
Little kanawlla, kuW River. tho Elk. and
other streams known to fame and to iha
] Treasury. There " now pending fur lhesu
, 1881-02-24

HOUSE,
The Houso +, mot n continuance Of Taosday's
Of tho Whole OIL tho sul1airy Civil Appropriation
sir, Ktue moved to strlko ont tho olause prt,-
hb!t!nE moro thun <"5,Ol0 Of tho buIui.ce OF t,l-
proprtut!ons previously n!ado to lirevont tho
spread or yeiluw-fevcr and utlcr epidemic dis
eilsos, to BIO used for that purpuso tho coming
year. Pending notion on tho amendment tho
Mr. Cobb reported buck tho District Of Colun,-
tlrnts, recommending concurrence In aolnU ind
noii- -cor,olrronce In 0thors
Tho report was .grGed to.
Tho BassIon nE Tuest!uy ended, and WeanoB-
dny's session commenced.
Mr. AlaexhurnM n MrGpqr!od hack the Post. .ollleo
n,unts, recommending concurrence In a0nD And
non~cnncurreuce tn Others The report waa
Mr: Cox brought Up as unfinished business tho
Sir. Conger raised Il question Of consideration
Tho Republicans, with ono 1r Two exceptions.
refused to x1to on this question: the yots stat1d-
s yses M nys n ho vs pon d 5kf o
sr. Frye stated the Republicans were to havo
cssnrtly postponed; ihcreforc thsy wore, MT In
cfn!ndtIol, f!1 to proceca with the Apportiont9ent
e!!l It prs;s.cn,s II tho gentleman fron Now
thu Republicans would meet this evening, Hnd
II would thon 10 determined whother tho h,lsi-
Mr. Cox suppose atter that no d,latory
1nntlons will he !,ide.
NJ. Frye do nut eny that." 49,.
10 put tho I'M throllgh."' MGssr.. Fryo and
Cot,ser ststed t,at ,aoy ha not hyas tue last
fore. consIaer my nHrcemcnt mudo. :.
Mr.. Cox thon Rnve nu,lco that lio would Gull
Tie ilt,i,so tlon uyain went iuto Cniiiuittao OF
the Whole on tue snHdry Civil Appropriation
, 1881-02-24

Special Dispafch to Tkt Ehfeaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., Feb. Gk-Vice.Presi-
dent Arthur paid visit this afternoon TO
the Scnnto Chamber, where lie Is suon to
act as the presiding officer. lie WIS escorted
by Vice-I'resident Wheeler and Svnntor
t,onkling into tho Chamber. aud tnok IL seat
on ono Of the lounges. The Republican
Senators with whom he was acquainted
came successfully antl shook hands with
hin, and Scnator Conkllng presented otllors
with whom fe hal ITO personal acquaintance.
Soon Davis, Of West Virginia, and Beck
calue over and were introduced, followed by
other Southern Senators, hut tho Northern
lourbons remained III their seats. Cen
Arthur then took Mr.. llamltn's seat, next to
that Of a[r. Conkllng, and attentlyeIy oh
served the proceedings.
SOON MIR. nI.A1SE CAME IN,
his first appearance In tho Senate Chamber
sfnco his regent illness, and took his seat,
which Is separated from that OF Mr.. llamlin
by that of Mr.. Ingalls,. I,ane shook hands
With Ingalls, a1ld then with Arthur, sslId the
three hatl quite chnt. Bon Hill ca,lle over
to congratulate Blaine OIL lis recovery,
and Ingllls introduced him to Arthur,
and then the four lad n few
pleasant words. The Vfce-Pres}tlett-
eject remained ~ tho Semitic Cl!arnber
utmost MI hour, Mr, Arthur lowered nt,bye
all to whom lle was Introduced to, being
oven taller thnn Cunkiine. liz WIS dresscll
III o buslness suit, with short coat, and lind
something the MIR at a.t EnEllslltlRn. Thu
Sennto passed. almost without debate,
THE Fotrr1rtCAT1or :A1r,op11ATu,y mn,
~, an,cuflpd s,nce n oon,a f!,.n +ho 1i'.n.a ..,
that # wns ,'rec,fooII oo LINN ..,, tt'E @ 'hMSo @
fi"use hiI1 nnmrnnriGtod x@ W M "; ;o, 1o tho
n"m,' 'foct,,t, ~ f, ;,'r,:,,I ;rs tut aMp
Inc Iii" t,,,na Ip" .vu. ,aiata tt tsI
annrnnr,antInm @ h,d "a7 a", ''"seu seo sl1e ttls
tha hnnnt5t ~ ">' .bn es" on,h nteM ,c.ta... H..
faun,,r, 'spaiy " ,yua aaa u,r,ot o est l i1nt H.,
nrcs;tint s".o W. t,..sr,a u. ua; wv ae
to Consist ~ n,,,. t,,,tn.p ~ %
.a ~ vu'.SdSs G ~ uMt c!.sMSe plNceI, hHo nFtt-
nxa',n mt ,enn. ~, haayH t'r,Ianay ~ nIvty, ~, ,G
prVicctileJ, 'rwonty.13So tf,onsn,,I tlnlimrs
was appropriated to ticfrnv Tia eSnei'ses ri
atell tests Is this Buartl mny make
rur 4crvTs nr r,,.. n,,,,~ xr,, ,,.x,,
A'0 N'eN1s u rrr'.,,,,,.u rlrm u.,"S'AAcE MANU-
.ro anita ,,isoo,sa1a.. n.'s, .,,,. ,.....
, 1881-02-24

-, - ,,,'. M...'i "s ~. n"SM 49, uons, r;.,.
IT, = s.t D :, " =, 1"s 1 Jss'aS u, 4''y ,,,,'a
NAs'ifNarpS, y. =, rep @rlHe leea!
wheels have been ''l9cked IN tl'o divorce
suit Of Minister Isaac L, Christiahey agntnst
If. wIrc Lillin p. f.hrisitnucv. nfn I,,,unr.
,,,.,, ",'I ,,,aro ',,u.in,,',,',, ...a,, i"' w..
uee.' nIM lnoIe ua't'upnlen'h sr, h"y W TX
l'ectcd III tl's social Scandal. This morning
lauds OF the solicitor for Mrs, Christta1cy
si5, ,tho omourt m thc ni,u,,nv ,lnn r., ,tutn
.,s M ~. "''on." .,''. '.,', ~. NV :" ,'.'.s;
lug uratt aiF'cd sestoft1"5' HUI 1ho ieRhl
, 1881-02-24

Gpfta| I1pd1th 70 1ht E1taQo IfIhNNs.
nAvENpOhr, Ia.. Fob. 21,-A trn1u Involving
tho trunsfer OF t17, ,0O0 was effected Tonight, by
which tho Molin0 Plnw Company, 1T MalIno, H.,
passes tnto d partially Ruw management. For
II year pl.st thoro has been II drud-louk in tho
Hoard of Directors. Thls ls composed Of =. W,
NAoolock. George Stcpauns, Aulgew Freibory,
John Gooi. William kuFns. uni: II. W.
Cotales. Tue isoArA. Divided tAto two
purtlcs of three members ouch. An
c!eHt!on OF uew otIcerA lMs hGen fanpassEAlp, ind
y. ". Whuulnok, Wun Is Mayor OF iho city, tas
hulu tho ollicv 1T l'rca!tlunt OF tho Company
fruln thu time Ut his election two yuura uKu.
.lr. Wheclouk's party bought lho interest OF tho
0thois,-one.hMsf. The prieo pnlt therefor Is
$.a11 .0u, Or $l.G un thu 1ollAr TOR stuck scprey
8uEiG1 I
, 1881-02-24
THE RECORD.
SENATE.

,,r ~ r, MT m ,r WITT,
wand fro,n In uimor,,v nf ,,,o snacto,
t.'s',.a,t. ~ - ~, H.. u..i Iii ~ :,
Cu"lHIlttee on tho s'u1ect' Eepotteu u psl4 lot
the. relief OF tho p0HcAs. Tabled tGlnpo-
rarify
tMr' Jtutlcr auuresseu tno bcflhtc hpon ms
proposed amendment to the River nllti
i1nrnor I'M IN tf,o o,,rvov ov,I ox.nf,ottor
1"Inoi ~ ~. Wy or' ~ ~" e"a"'''"'' ~, >
0t the foctes TOR t1o blne h!dEe Enalal Ill tlle
iutrfust Df wafer trnusDortntfon to Chnrlcs-
tan ~'S - '"'eA ''"''0'"' '''''0'' w "''~'
LUZ.
Tho House BILL on the calendar 10 regulate
practice In s,{ts bruuvnt In recDygr tlum-
e.... -. t....,..sS..s ... ~.
ages lor infringement OIL patents WIS tt's-
Clt3SEu.
rim ttel,ato 1,rouplt IN unttcc Tim ynxotto,a
80 ,,.,,,'N NIc NS =" ""''@o w 's'"''o''o
and Dlncknnillhg si!ts to recover damages
fnr use t,f lMltent l,r.ces to which tho people
NJ ,ho wan. arti n.ncrt.ll,, the farmers ,yaro
subicct anl IL tho Drv,rts,y nf oxoImptnx HI l'y
Inv innn,cnt Dt1rr,,nsors ~ nntrntoJ nrtfins
frnu, II ,;n,n.tEes '"0s'" VI f''>s''o" "'tee'
E"ssrs Vtns,i."s ond 1,ro,fs rnr,rod n ,,,r,
rrH n,,as,,r.. i,ft WE'RE within, fn t"Ia fhmt 10
lin ",niy .Yf fht tau,I,l IL. IItt,1 1T fhis scss,
nMst viii, fhiu vJm,v a,,TwnatoH tnt tho E"n"t",
ft,,nn,itf,,n n,,,rT,I,ru,,fs I,a rainTn fri,e iii
sSus Hnaijv ,nt'l nsiiin withnnt Hrtinn. Mr Wi,,.
,in ,t,t,;,, n,,tt"n lint Ia ,M,, nj. !, IL, r,,r
fhrr sonitnn.d rtar ,o",lnn t,,stnnss ~ ~. ~ nn
rnw, ''"''"'''" ~ WI Ao"'''o '"''''e'' ~
sir.sra wo,tncc. noc,, md r,ooth ,voro constt,
t,rs,nriui;nn hiit' mi Mnsars withcrs Hinrrts
mi Wtnnn vi" nn,,frr"ca @ NJ I'm ntstrlnt A"rr.,
.sm, . 49,. " l,ir NoAo'oo" "'' Ato @APFto
PiMt!ot nM i,. I'at. ,.,, r,
, 1881-02-24
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonK, Feb, eJ.-ArE'vtz'. tno '"'~
from Glasgow. A., Rteia.
Sau4uAAt'roS, Feb. sa-Asrtsed' 9p' '''
frats, New York. ,, III, EaYpt
QuEEHSTOWN, Feb. 13.-arslfSu' ~
fruin Nbw York. A.. AksTrIla
NEW YoHx. Feb. 2a.-ArrtEed. tno F'
Monarch, frosu LUlQOn. ,,.,,a.Eau from
IOsruN, Fob. 2A-Arrivej, tho 4fuss'A''
Liverpool,
, 1881-02-24

Special Dfspaleh to 1hs CAtsa9o Tttb4ns.
WAsusNuTaS, d. C.. Feb. Si-rhu Ere,t.
tllO Star Aays: at Ii now stntett that Selt-
ator 1}laine Will not sesfgn until March Ia
Ills pslglMal intention t,uA been to il,aIl his
rus!Rllnton 10 tlc Governor Ut Maine lust Sat-
urtlRY hight. This cha,tgcnf plan Is uxplaned
by ntle vi l,ls friends, who says: Tho Sc!l-
ator DOES not wunt tu plaee himself III posi-
tIol, to oe rutired u private life. Such Cab
met may bo forlueA by Geu. Garfield that
, 1881-02-24
IRISH sYMPATHtzERs IN CANADA

Nptctdg UNpafch 70 tn Chfea9o 35tp7'F
MoSrRHAL, Fel}. aJ.-Tho irish bull was ~ ~
aurccss ut tho Windsor IIotUs t0-niKht, oss, ,su
Indies and gentlemen being prescnt' Ipe h.rs NV.
tenuut- Governor aud Mrs. At'btt4l'o cans spSf sl
oInlly from Quehoo to attolad. anl Wety Wstsb vi
warmly received by ttl0 oo1nFnny, "',d and d.
composed oE tho people Ut all paftaesss ha WA
unii,u dpuonstra uon Ut our Irish fc!!ohW',h, ~ IL,
zelIs, Tho 1uiI.roorn was lllusulna'G.su.. YAK III.
electric light, Rnta it proved TO DO s''A'
T,rUYRtIGtlt over V&9.
, 1881-02-24
A RECEIVER WANTED,

ST. Louis, Fr6. @,-Hamuci Scaling, OF tho
tlrm OF MulhoIland s. Scaling, wott.kpuwn
livestock tirm, Withdrew irsstn tho tIrin lust
Monday. 4nd lhIs afternoon uled II pUtiuHn lii
thu circuit Court asking tho appointments Ut a
lleeGivHr to cIuse up tho business Of tho cons
corE aud Judgment Inr 8s0,00 uxatnst MutAol>
land. The petition AIlsgOs Eons irregularities
whluh retlultu tu DO Strengthened out. anl nSka
for full lnugouutluX Ut thu aH4tEs 0t tho tlfn.
, 1881-02-24
For slandering Mrs. Logan /,
AboVe-Named Temperance v"
Novel,
The Venerable Anthor l)lsc]a,,,, 49,
Intentional Wrong fu the
Mnttcr.
Gen. Lognn'a Letter to Him, aua NJ
Prompt Rsparation, ~


apeeta D'pa'sa to 1ht catenao 7ttbtn.
iHitAhEtrlfsA. zen. ga Washington d,..
ratcn ~ a Now York paper this mprniue ua1s
IN hr'rt tho story Ut 4 t'orsonnl diloencc h.
tween senator l-oH"E, of Illinois, ,nd I, 4 ~
'hhr, tfio 9cnorablo tCnrtrance-HtorY v,i,.,
, q',', proprietor ot Ar'h'tys avasfne In III, c,
ar f,rn. mn, Mrs f,ngan T., Aoo n.y. VI sae name4
.,St!s', Mpts, sn .n In must , ,,, way H.
was l1orrItic,l at receiving tho foiow,a a afo 10
fr,,r, r, -, = ,"a,. '"' io''"~lhs |sttse
TN us,Trp ua"' sr%Tns ttSx1s' SENATE, wAsr,xo-o
Ny attcut,on has been cullcI to I'M n.aA: saastA:
mana or in which you uso ny VIE, sptse', ana %,
own namo IN your book called f'angcr."
caro nothing nbunt your ,nIsrcprcsentaltoD ot
md md fsoss s"ast a nsssa.aey ta.e pe
hoo ~ 1 you p,aco my WIFE, who
otAer intoxicating beverages, either IN 'sa" TIL. ~
or cIseyThcro, viii, nnv nm In snui,.' 's es"
ono knows J. h.r w., ;,,sworr,ns v ~ soecty. Eseg
| md snnsI DO Obliged Tor 'S", y.
explanation from you why YOU have taken ak, ~, :,
i.oerty 70 use oar hatnos' ~ appenEs in the pub.
lteataon aforementioned. Awaiting yout ~.
~, ~ .b,. ,....ux .~.,, "u4. a. AooAs'
~ .a1s lettef hr' arthur Immediately replied
as follows:
fnthAnEt.pItA, 'at. =, 1esl.--1Ee Hon. LuAa
4. Louan-MY DEAR SIR: Your leltyr Of tho "a
inst. has given inc surprIse unti pn!n In rcJcc,.
the ',.., - n,. .s,n. a,,,.,,. "'n ~ 70 ssotd
~ .n' wv " u"y 'uu. m'9al possibly sus7es.
saorx 10 ro'au1n suah 10 a'. no 'ncnent' Of tho
g"ssb ~ .n's Is co'',a pss,ny oo unpleasant 10 Them