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, 1881-01-15

waa boforo tho Committee. anil gava testi-
uony substantially tho aan,p as published
touching the abuse during tho CANVASS.
1.rTttstNa rltEsI1n:N1a.
Thu bill lnirDttacctl to-aayby Srnator 1tnnr
tl'y rcu1!cst) "to nro:i.lo fnr rvtlrud mil IT,
firing l'fesl.tnnta," PROPOSES To pay annually
to every cx-l'rcsldcnt OF tho Unltc,l STATUS
stm equal to ong.fo.trt1, Of tho salary ,,a1l
while in'onlcc. The petition presented with
tho bin is signed By j. N. Forbes, fcrerett
Saltonstall, II. X. uoar, MD ten. dtl,pr c!tt-
.zcns nf Boston. They represent tint 1Iis-
tory Inns transmitted 10 lis many sud rccorls
Of tic s,tfternes nS, our unrlicr Chief-Afagls-
trntes from Insufficient iHcunlary menus
during their deeltninE years; .llnt public
opinion. fully recognizes that It Is bencatl.
tho dignity Of great Natieil, utter. cal'ing
,lt,,,l Its best lncl for their services during
tile urftl,c ot their lives, 10 neglect making
my provision for tlicm after retirement frntn
tho cltef' 'oNce Ut tic Nation, ,.l'tl the putt
tioncrs therefore urge tint Immediate
nct1o,l ho taken ly ConGrcss fot II suitable
proylsfon for our retired and retiring 1'resl-
dents"
, 1881-01-15
SANDWICH ISLANDS,

TIE rlsi1ur Of WHAT stlt. oAKslluT SAYS.
au*etat DttpAteh to Ttt Chte4oa 5sttt~s.
WARRINGTON, u. c., JIM. 14,-JolEu Oak
shot, Il sugur planter III tho Sanuwleh ISL
aras, formerly Il resident Ut Washington,
bud III interview With the President tt,-day
on the subject Ut the condition aid future
prospects Ut tho Sandwich 143a,ls. l1e
brought letters floln Minister Coilvy, artl
submitted nov Views Of lie condition. Ut A.
fairs III thu Hawaiian Ktngdtnn, nut tie !east
significant Ut which Is IL statement Tint there
Is dangerous possibility that tic Islaslts
may tu t[n,o co,he into the possession Ut tho
Clinese, and, In tllnt uyent,. A,MericsV, iier-
chalts, who hold greater part at tho prnl,-
erty In tho lsial,as, would 6e placed at dis
advantage.
KIS0 KALAKAUA
he represented rs all e.sy.gUtng person, who
10 alnlnst entirely IN thu l,aslus Ut so!ne OF
tho California sugar-plnnters; they loaM hi.1l
1.oney, and liz does their bidding. llu IL u
1nercenary purson, WHO IL liabIo any day to
sell his Kingdom. Un.lcr tl,e lInwaitau !uws
the Chinese may become cllizens Il, six
months time, mil can SOON control tho LeKls-
lature. Mr. Oakslsot snys tint just now the
pthntets inMch desire co'urod emigration, aali
that they could Nss lO,0Vo, .,,ttl that they
would 6e wei! pr0tectcA ,uld provided tot.
, 1881-01-15

RATHER SURPRISING CONSTRUCTION.
gptetut Dupatrh to 1hs Chleavv Tribune.
WAsl1iNoroS, u. C., Jan. l4.--'rhu Senate
Foreign AtEairs Committee lias held one
meeting upon tho Chlncse trenttcs, but Inns
not concluded tho examination VI tlien. The
Commissioners themselves summaries Tho
meaning ot tllo treaties lit tho following
points:
!. Tint tho Immigration should be regulated
BY tho Government Ut tho United Suites, such
regulations, huwoynr, to bu communicated u
the Chlnuae Uovcrnmunt for appruyal beforo
guinR tuto effect.
2. Tuar artisans should not 10 included among
Chinese i;t',orcrs.
g. That the reputation should apply only to
Chtnese laporcrs iu tho employ Ut AntsIcun cit.
lions.
l. Tint, II tho regulation should extend TO tho
limitation nr auBllcnsnn OF such Immigration,
tho 1ntN:lon ut point at numbers or tho sus-
pension III po!nt of tinn should be specified.
TIL: OPINION OF TIT -AalEiltcAs COMMISSION
IL "that tho principle Ut Its right to slsc lts
discretion bcIly Ulco admitted as bciunglnx
IL the Government of tsl.! United States, tue
Chinese Government shtl,.d Ass,lnle TINT We
would exercise tllnt dtsrrat0n with justice
and In spirls Of fslentlsh!p."
, 1881-01-15

WHAT Il LIKELY TO HAPPEN.
Special Dt,pateh to The Chtt,yo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, 2. G., Jan. tt.-A project Is
III contemplation to Introduce bill to pro.
yido for the co.itroI OF the telegraph By tho
Government, and to Ax MI cquitablo rate.
Tic recent consolidation Inns given Mi inl-
pctus tn this movement. Persons acquainted
with tolegraphy say that sls, 600 COO would bs
sufficient for ting Government to builu q new
lEne whlcl, would cover rs iargo territory
as TINT now ocettrtcd BY tllq, existing lines,
:ana TINT the reA6tGsltoat of lnntcrtals W6nl.i
'erahls'the acknowledgements stdall
sum rs compnrellwItll tho valuations Of tho
waterell stock oe''tha Telegraph Company.
The Q0ycrn,neMt'i moreover, won'd hnyo llie
advantage TINT II would not be compelled to
purchase rlsl,t.ot-way, us 1t las the power
to declare any road In tho country a,posk-
road, upon which 1t would haye the right to
erect telegraph: lines.
, 1881-01-15
THE ANI'1-CIiLNESD
DISSATISFACTION.
o42E-N A11E .k% 4"Ass
6pfcta& DIgputch ~ The tTsttnpJ 7f1bunss

sptctat D!.puten ~ The tEssago 7f4buns.
WASHINGTON, II. G., ian. 14-4A series Of
Interviews Ind with nenbcrs OF tho Cntfer-
MIA delegation III Culigress' shows II deeply
settled dtscuntent With tlie notion tAkell by
the Government un tho negotiation Of the
recent Treaty. 1t Is nut sweeping enough.
rhcy express satisfaction only iii tho iilet
lint 1t removes every har tu Legislation III
the subject Of Chinese Immigration. They
,ay ti,ut now, ,hatbot governments are tree
10 accupt new propositions, Is tlle ll,c to act.
There nge. however, ainui!y tilt syn.pathszcrs
u, the nhti.Chiresp movement lnnny cauaiuUs
nell wNo any that it will bo tl,e lurt
Of wisdom to 1luye slowly HOW; that Il Try
.ur auii-CllInrsu Legislation now u, tllG heels
of n new treaty would but lerye tho Ati,nll.-
tstrAtiun to resist.
TllEEE AisE SEVERAL ni11y rESllSu
In Congress, all having for their object tho
restriction Ut Chinese iinntRrntio1l. Aiming
llese bills are onu BY Mr.. Willis, CT ken.
tucky. Which Is substitute for the Gu0lle
bill, which RESTRICTS :tlu number of Chinese
OIL eacll vessel to titteIM. Another, by AfE.
Page, limits tha number to tG,l. ,Une By Mr..
1furace Dayis provides tint this number shall
not exceed one to each 100 tons American
measurement lii transport. oxeept tho Ani-
hassador or agent Ut the Chinese Empire, his
fn,nily, md the crew Ut my ship Or yrssel,
Tilrsu bills aEe before tic Committee oil LII.
uratlui und Labor, aru their fr1sud5 hupe 10
get ncs!on oil some one Of uieul ut the lcxt
nlGetlug of this Committee.
TILE cox MILL
; Is before the Foreign. Affairs Committee.
This bill requires the luaster Ut each vessel
bringing merchandise to thu United States tu
report nn,lcr, onth within twrnty-onc llnurs
after urriyal,, the nau.e, a3e,, occupation,
physleal n,,d filornl condition Ut edcll pas.
senger. Will, i view to retire tho obIcc,lols
able ONES i'll tuu tlays tU tic place franz wlIc|,
they were brought. 1t IL Thought BY the
1rfelids VI these scycrsl Hills TINT suslo nctot
1uuy b. hRd. but they feel tlsat haste III tic
matter would probnbly ttefent their purposc,
, 1881-01-15

i, "Bpcaking Ut Louisiana Witnesses" oas1e,5 as5
gentleman we'll ntsIu.llitetl with the tnraS!sy ~
TIM spcraes. "1heru /. y wealthy inn'l ~, ,t,,ts y
ilun ur wbntn tho following story IL to.1;.y
uso IN A!4 bus!1Icxs. On h!A return aSsu aSs,1. "
bor.Ier " ith u dsoyo Ut q hundred or u'u,S
n,ufes ho wps slapped by tho Custossis, Il. ~, w.
w4u tlrnlallred paylleut OF dulles aItpn ~, "
chase. Il luidn't kuuw they wers dAiia.Gg'i,. G'g'i.es
thu tutportcf, with nstonsshlna1lt. To i,w ~
reua h[tn thv lKw up1n tha subject. stta'uss
i,ppos!e1 III IL s SrSsanx d tsnrses Hi
LouIstAnian u,ade nllu 1iluA wttb tls .am .S
&u1hut.Glts au ntiiiavit thas ulA luuleS "''
ported 1pr btepuilR putpusGk;
, 1881-01-15

s. Hpsetat Dsscatea to The Cnlsa,o grtbstne.'
WAsltlSoroS;-D. C.. jan. 1A.-The Sub
Committee ot thu House Elections Commit
teG Inst night voted to hnscnt Hull, Demo-
erat, and to scat Dlsbue, Republican. This
WINS tlonc, OF course, by yate Of Democrats.
who werc unnbfa 10 resist longer tho llnnl-
fest Injustice ot' keepinE >Bisbce, who W0s
rlEl.tfsllIy elected, out OF his seat. Hull
wns seated Mt n tttAo when tlla Democrats
were c0ntendlng to sacure nil tho votes they
could, Ill the expectation that they might le
nee.lcd to count III u Democratic President.
The Chairman Of tile subcommittee Ii Mr.
Manning. ot Mississippi, and the other two
Democratic members are Mr. Armilcld, of
North Carolina and Mr.. DcltzI,ooycr, Ut
PENNSYLVANIA. AS tho gentlemen aro all
bitter partlsans, their nctlon In thus matter
proves TINT tho eSidellcu III 1Tr. Blsbce's be-
haif IL conclusive und Overwhelming, and
sl,ows tllnt tIofo. las been no guoll uxcuso for
postponIng dGelsion 50 lonQ. It IL still
doubtful whether Mr.. Hull will not he aI-
lowed to hold D!sbco's seat at,d cast Ills yoto
for tho benett OF tho Democratic party until
the very last day Of the session. :.
TIIE1rltonAnIL1TlEs !;
nre that Ito Will remain, ut least, until after
tho Democrats l.nyo lnnlo their Inst desperate
effort to pass tho Elcctoral count resolutions,
They will uecd. Mr.. 1lnlt's yuto, and the
Elections Committee has wonderful capao-
lty fur pustponknx action When act,on would
tnco,IycnleBcs tic Deu,ucrntio party In tIlu
ll0use of Representatives. Tho EIcctiol,
Committees have been guilty. Of many
wrongs before nuw. but It would bo difficult
to find III tho annals of,aIl sucll Cnn,uIlttecs
heretofore such gross al1 1ll,excusab!e negluct
OF duty rs that Ut which Atr. Sprtnser's Com.
nltteo has Leen guilty during tAs last two
IU4fB,
, 1881-01-15

MAsHlSdIoS,J jan a:-An i"titfate lriot'u
OF Ge!t. 0attlald ai'ti vt Senator blalne says u
IS aHite ceftaln Mr. blaine II 10 nc .ho i'sss
aslaoer "t tho now cabinet: anu iafthess
thht uaiho %lil ne grew power WIN tuo
now Administrator. no says thos at1eI
mature oellocrat1oh Gafi'e!a hes colhe
10 thc conclusion 70 tram more
WIN VI tlta men VINO maac 'l's hoa'lnht'oh ~
C'lcaRo thah Win thv draht element Ut
lhoash 1c aoes not ues'ro ~ antasot'zc t'lnt
elei1e,tl. nlu ~ tcs'Fons 10 40 "lat ''e eau 10
eohcil'ato witaoltt a sacrihee ot ilis !ilt!e.
penaeiaee. II Is u',defstooa shas tI'e uraht
element ha'e Indicated u,nt N tnc'r opinion
Two t, Canll'ot POSITIONS shou.a po p!neea ~
i'alr disposa'' ana hasc mentioned t!le 1--WE
uepattu'e"ts WHICH eohtfo. tise great ooik u
tae enormous msrhlnRe Of uae feae1al uo9-
srh'!ent,-Ae treasury anu tue fost-o1l!ee.
rue t'fa1lt people, II II safa, afe very mix-
lnas u 'Avs Mr' Ro0t1, m Cosofado, lor
To- a.ossh'asletGellsral' VINO, 1tls sala, easesU
u" u tno hepaolean caMpaieh,iuha, ou.
dei'. fairfield has concluded. Ills trla'a
saSs, not TO 0ppolnt Mr. Noutt. or 10 put Ill
htsCabstesany hespronouncod out-atiu-out
Grant anu ConHling mc'. New aofk, nc
says VIII nave one CaoIhet posltlon, most
propaolS that OF INC secretary VI the !nte-
rtor, anu he beiieves TINT vice-tresidemt
Wheeler cat, have t!'ls position It l,e WI
laKe Il ar. " heeief llas nut lnlxea h''nse1t
un viii. the sq'aobtcs OF the two wal1gsot THO
lepuolican party III New York. ot't slas Kept
on friendly teFlns with both, aiiu .%ould.
, 1881-01-15
EAll lire.

a1*e4s1 Dspat<A 70 TH CAttaeo Tttbunt,
dRxRvA LAKE, Wis, Jan. E.-Tl.s firm OF
o. Y. Paine d Co.. retaii boot aud sl,oe deal
srs, has fuited. The liabilities ara about
$4,000; assets nothing. A. i. KLINE, Ut White,
water has taken possession OF the stock oi
goods OH chattel mortgage.
CHARLESTON. =. O.. Jan. 14.-lhe suspen,
hon of E. ". Marshall II Co., Wholesale dry
tools, WAS announced to-day. Liabilities
&uluo; assuts, Slou, ,0W,
AlLwAuKsE. Jan. t4.--Aarkwetl d New.
Ma''. tobacco dcalets. lave asslyucd to 10,
svpll schraln.
, 1881-01-15
RUN OVER AND KILLED,

Dptsp8F papHteH 10 1H* CHttU40 1fTuHHz4
= KEoKuK, la, Jan. 14.-James Tum,neIt1
who Tor some t[me Inns filled tho position 4
car-rcpalrcr oti tho KeokuA & st. Louis Ra3
road, met llorrible death this 1norntng,h b
Ing run over and instantly killed by nswits
engine. The morning WINS cold and foegs,
mid 1t IS supposed that Tumneity, fn cros
ing tile traelS to attend 10 somo work. faI!!
to sec tho approaching engine. III anla
stunt Ills body: was crusftcd L, plcces. IL
was II years old, .an1 leaves large family.
, 1881-01-15
CnfrEI1rn

Special Dl'patch to The Chicago Tribune
DEThotr, Aflcll., Jan. 14.-Patr1clz blor,a
traclslnni In tho employ OF tho a1IchIgu
Central Cur-Wheol Company, willie ut wati
near tho Detroit junction, at 80 O'Clock TIL
afternoon, was crushed between the bufIe,a
4 frelgi,t~enr and TINT Of the end Of a swlta
The car. WIS pushed down against him I'D
lt was Instantly killed. Ills holly was IT,
ribly tnuttintcd. lie ieaycs u family,
, 1881-01-15

!. Rps<tat Dtsga&eA Ia 114s cAtesao Tribunal :.
= GnAHn, yApins. Mtci,., jan, 14.-Ips ~
who knsW Carrie Toles best here, and W W
lsnyc heen tracing l,ur history since tue reII
OF her supposed suicide in Detru!t reac1ss'
!lcrg; ltayG coinu tu the conclusion lhnt III.
nut dead, al.u lsus put ny jop Oh the y Is
NlnnIty at Detroit and llrru FIR SONG sJ
lA,ss. Tile Heacgai oulnlon IL tlat tic pns$'
suicide iS o sWlntllU.
, 1881-01-15
PLACE.
NOMINATIONS.


WABsi1yoroE, D. e., Jan. t4.-Thc Prest.
'tlont sont the following nominations 10 tho
Senate t,-.lay: +. 4. w. Smith, Of lm'linna,
unf.cd States Cnnsul Mt Cart1arcna, United
StaIes Of Colombia; Harry H. Dill, Ut Afafnc.
United States Consul to Eric, t;annda.
Till: SENATE coSFItMEn
Tukc Lee, Of Mississippi, Un'ted States Dis
tflet Attorney Of tho Southern District of
mississippi; Daniel Mclaughlin, Collector
Ut Customs Of the District Vt mississippi; l..
i. Wooden OF Kansas, Agent for the utuu
'1rllAits. Nebraska.
= observation-disclosures ". Morse, Athens,
pa.; JOHN lllcfi, Berwick. Pa; Edmund
JainGs. Bloomsbury, ra.; s. $. MrFcrrfull,,
Beaver Falls, pa.; 0. c. Allen, Warren, pa,
George Il. Hendricks, Selin's Grove. Pa.; j.
Kirk .Ailsn, Alliance, o.
~ COSKtINH TnluMrIts OVER HAYES.
Tn thu Senate executive session, this aftnr-
Ilooll, the nomination OF William II. Haskell
to be Postmaster Mt Alhnny, N. Y; vice w.
II. Craig, whose commission expires
March I. 1881, was ruported back from
tito Committee oil Post-ONccs ard Post
l.uals wltllrccofnnlcn,latIon for confirmation.
Senator Conkling thercupon nlovetl that It
br rueomtnittcd for further consideration,
md III support Of this tnotion proc1etled IN
make legal argument, 4csiEnGu 10 Show
tint Crala's term Of utlicu will not expire ill.,
til four years from The date Of Ills qtattflca-
tton as Postmaster. which was s,tbsc-
quent to tho 4th of March, 1877,
and that, therefore. President uaycs
has no power to I'LL this oillcc In nd-
ynnce OF Its vacation by Il removal, to effect
which, he must explicitly propose and tho
Senate consent to such removal.
At tho coMcIusinlt of Con]iltIlE's remarks
his motion WINS agreeu to without n dissent
tng vote or ans debate. further tl,an re-
tnurk by Coke, WHO reported tho nomination,
that he regretted tho Committee 1.ad not in.
vItc.l an expression Of Conkltng's views In
regard to tho nomination buture taking ac-
ttUu,
, 1881-01-15
nI.I.Cft1sI1.

:. sRfftal Dltpaseh q tbs GA9to0o 5rtbunk. :.
EttHb, Ill, JAN. 1l.-Train No. 10, on th
Chtcagb, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railroad, !
night stock.fre1Kht, Of WHICH Pliillp Apsu
tSeonluetor,' was ditchel ut ssark's, abou
eight miles west of l,ere, this, morning, aa
soyer cars wrecked. Many cattle alu! >h0u
were killed. a. .wrecker from Chicago VI
,telcgEnphed for mid ls Mt the scene Of thess
cluent. .
, 1881-01-15

Bptetal pspateh II 1As CAleaQ9 1rtauaA
WARRINGTON, D. C.. Jan, LITTLE ordor OF
the Secretary Vt the Treasury In dtreetinl;
that Nutlonal banks should ru longer be rc-
Quired to pay express charges upon their
, 1881-01-15


WASHINGTON, D. G., Jnn. 14.-In forecast
Ing t'o probabilities rs to Republican control
of tho Senate after tho 4tl Of March, the par.
tisla,ls of Tint side lcave Judgu Davis out Of
their calculations entirely, rs they consider
that lie is ut lust safely lodged III tue bosom
of tile Democrats. A. ttay 0r two ago M ar}-
plicant for 0illce Carried petition to Judge
Davis and askcl him TO head 1t with his stg-
nature. IIn toukett 1t over, nnd then saId to
tho party: "iou had better take this to some
Republicans and get them to sign 1t iirat.''
BLAINE AND ooNKL1Sd.
Tho attention OF Senator Blaine WIS yes
terribly Called 10 tho wide1y-pubtshc1 state
1Ment tint there l,all been perfect rcconcIlla-
tion and a burial of pnst differences between
him md Senator Conkllng. Senator D1afnH
laughcd Mt tho idea, ant said that any Que
twllo knny lin 4would pronounce sucll q
statcmcnt fatsn without the trouble 0t an iti-
qutry. Tlloro was, when Mr.. DtAtno went
into tho Senate, q reconciliation between
Hin and Mr.. Conkltng, but only 40 fnr Ms net
Ing together for tho principles Of tho Repub-
lcan party was concerned. They never got
beyond nod Of recognition nttcr tlla To-
called reconciliation. nlll TINT nod has, With
In tho past nine u,orths. been entirely sus-
pended. Tile difference between tllosp two
bcrs Ut tic House. ntainc, n comparatively
now man, chafed at tho manner In which
CohklIug treated all his associates, got upon
tho flour QUO tlay and delivered tho speccl,
| which has often been reprinted. In Which ho
scored Conkilng without mercy. ind IN tho
broadest terms,
Loil1S0 DID IT, THEY SAT-.
The statement Is published TINT Dr.. Lor-
Ink, Of Massachusetts, Representative from
the Essex district, compiled tho nrtEGleof tho
NIcaragun Canal which appears over Gen,
urants na1lc.
TIE rUnc11AsE OF SILVER.
III Tbs Wt4ftrH .tssoetastI Prsss.
W.tsuIS0ToN, d. O., jan. H.-The Treas
ury Department purchased yesterday 10000
ounces ot fine silver for delivery ut tho Phil-
a.lclphta Mint, Owing to lho interruption ot
! telegraph communication no oiIers were re-
celyed fronl San Francisco. anil only tlreo
offers wero received frun. New York.
| SENATOR EDstuNDs.
DO you think Senator Edmunds Inns
given up nit Idea ut golltg oil tito Supreue
ljeilc!lY' asked your correspondent to-day Of
olG Of the Senator's most Intimate frlo,,ds.
| >',Ilc Says he Inns no further aspirations
| now to remain IN tho Senate ntld tlo what lle
Gail tl,ere for his country. know, rs lo Ills
ntl.ar frieltts, tint ha has always luukas Will!
favor upon tie !dca Of ending Ills .lnys t,poll
the Supreme Ucncll, md that few months
lingo liz wai.ll l,ayo been gratllicd to have
received MI appointment there. No vacancy,
however, existed, and, III tho meanwhile. lc
hns ngA!n been chosen Senator for siX yrarA
from the 3tl Of htarcll next Nntwths.and.
luz ho says lln fScontent to rcnlaln where liz
| ~, believe II Il vacancy 1n the Bench &c.
, 1881-01-15

ST. Paul. MEnn., Jnn. ia special 10th
Ptoatce~l'rcss says Patrick Dewey, fa'm'
living neHr Weaver, Wabasla County, TT
burned to death this morning IN Ills llolx
which was. buried to tho ground. TheaH
WAS cnused BY cuals actt!ng tire to Q be1
tho 41or near tho ssote.
, 1881-01-15

: CLEVELAND. o., jan. IA special 81.
that when Leroy Pratt and wlfo ar1lsd
home to-day at .Varlluo from Norwalk, whsH
they had been In i: sleigh, they s!lscoye1a
.that tllrk = stle Child. who accompanied ~
wus dead 1sutG0calel by n superabundasa
OF WCNfs. -.
, 1881-01-15
SAD CASE Of INSANITY.

. dF9F348 1"Ipa*F" ~ 2"s I"5taa0 Es4o9H3s ,
LINCOLN, NIB, Jan. I4.-fhe Hon. Henry.
Snyder, member Of tho Legislature INV In
session, wa taken to ahs lAsant+I{ospttaa To-
day, Ills seat !n thu I.eg!slaturet Is contested.
md 1t IL tA!,nslt tho Worrs and excitement
las CAUSED lpsaulIA>
, 1881-01-15

p1TTsroN, Pa, jan. 14.-An explosion d
gas occurred to-day in tho PIttsion Tt
Company's twin BlIaft Mt the junction. Robea
Lymont- and his sn.i, Michael, md Alasti]
: ucaiy., md *fniuc-boss, NillIa,n uarrl@.
wuge soveraly burned. Considerable danss
was done to the mino.
, 1881-01-15

:, DENVER, Colo, jan. 1.-A cabin !au
mountains !ncnr Georgetown, occupied q
W!lltanl II. a,,l Knox pInkartl, OF ~
Orleans, aild col0rud servant, was sMtN
.nMny this AFTERNOON ly n la1ul.sllle. H.
: IL nU traee Ut the occupants.
, 1881-01-15

dpNR8 17E3pattH ~ 4Hs CHFeu1o 17F01HEs
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Ja''. 14.-balzar RAt
resident OF Columbia City, WIS clokedt
that placo ttpts morning by 4 nlcce Of lass
lodging lnhls throat while eating breaktis
Ucccnsed was unmarried md 225 years uld.
, 1881-01-15

!: DovEn, N. H., inn. la.-Yeatusdny noaa
barn OH tie farm Ut John II. C!outman.
Union Village, was consumed by fire., =,
Eether with two llorses aud fifteen head '
Bhtcp.
, 1881-01-15

p4>sSENGEH-TltA1N D1TCIIED.
QuIScr, I'LL, Jan. little passeNgcE-t7l
OIL the Keokuk. .& st. Louis route golng 10Y
!. this morning. wns ditched south ot keos
1t ~ impossible TO learn tho particulars hat
II Will take i've OF six hours 10 c!ear II
frnnl
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pEnu. lnd., Jan. 14.-At Bunker ~
yesterday, john puckwa!l, q miller ~
caught between two wheels aud crushea'
ifHafh.
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STEAMSHIP NEWS

STEAMSHIP NEWS. -.
NEW fonx, Jan. A.--Arsiyea. the Celtic.
fron. LlYerlH,ul.
OI.Asaow, Jan. 14.-Arrtye.l. tho Bthte Of
PENNSYLVANIA, tVm New York.
Los i.uN, 1nll. l. -~Tha Utopia, trom New
Y0rk, lost III cattle III her paasa&e.
, 1881-01-15

uelits Ut Tho United StuteS.
AIr. J0fulstol,, from tllp Committee OH Az
rtcultnrc. reported different bills before Tic
Committee on tho subject uf plenru-pi,e,,-
n,onta ntlong cattle. llo snld quito nun.-
tcr Of tlesu bills had becn referred IL tho
Committee, b,,t their provisions wcro 30
varied aid tho subject itself so lnrge an! dr.
f1cult, 1t Ind been determined tn report tllcm
back without any recommendation, .citIns
them 60 Oh tic cafc,'tlnr 10 bc called up ut
any tl,lle.
Mr. Salisbury Ravo no.ico TINT on Monday
1ie would lnnve to take up the Kellogg case.
lie could not longer postpone II, consistent
with his duty to tho Committee.
Afr. Conkllng said 10 would insist on tho
right of the lloitaday claim to prinrity.
Afr. Johnston. from tho Select Committee
on Yorktown Centennial Celebration, re-
ported fnyorably on tho Ho,se Joint rcsolu-
tlOn authorizing tic President to extend to
Fra1lcn an invitation to join tho Untted States
III tic observance Of the centennial Of tic
surrender at Yorktown. 1Ie said In reply tn
Mr.. Anthony, TINT The I'LL did not provide MI
appropriation, but MI amendment III That rr-
gard could be Made when the bIl1 wus taken
up.
Mr.. Voorhees, offered 4 concurrent rtsolu-
tion, lnstructil,g tho Committees OIL Naval
Affairs OF tho two Houses to cooperate with
tho Sccrotary Of tho Navy and with otcn other
vcittl; iho statun Of AJmirsi FarruTut Mt
Washington. Adopted.
Ihe senAto pnasca tho District Trump bill, and
p,1eeeaea i@ Will 'ho ea!enoars Under tho Anthony
&C Consideration OF tho Army Appropriation bil!
\ loMg discussion cusued on tho corroctncss at
yous avena n s' uySr IL s n xIna M ao rG,
nnn +, ts' NJ, nt,tantr ~ ,hn MI ~ .rfnsS nS
amendment JIi not cSnniy with Tia r1s11,Ira.
mcnss oT tic rules for ti,o prlur rerotn,nrntn-
a ke T. rcae Tie yoa Sf aG asaa na
Ti,c M wns rcnnTtcu ~ Tim scnatc ,n oosuo,
tiniiy. ~ ~''o '''''''se' ''''a p'''''1
In jnnt!on of Mr.. Wint1om thu g6nato took I'm
tht, Aiiiitnss. Arciit,uv nnnonrin tinn i,ii aF
NJ. Wnio.n stnt3,i III tutai ~ t;n 1 mi, ot
x:s. i With wa tS f' itss II than M tin ua al. r..
'aa!es ,., It exceeded the appropriation for 1851
TEs Seuotc Committee Ind ,unfle n single I'M
portsnt an,e,ldment. Tho blt % sas !. ' rspor.cd
a'sGe sr nmva ~ NV passo1 n 9@y n t, .,or,o ,ort
rcsoto t. etray &c cx
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Mr;; Garpon;tsr q oblsoisI;, T., thas thero ;was no
H. nr,a ~ fa,a'r ~ Ky, I'M NJ ,ot
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sn ; "o mna ueccesaFy nicaeht VI 1ao exofolso CT
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nusb!o 10 tho couatItuton copfurrcl ti,o reo11ait
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