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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-12-03
From Washington.

The total population of the United States, as
nearly as can be determined, is so, 155, 1888, the
increase of population since 1870 being thirty
per cent. The census by States and Terri
tories, as finally determined upon, is as fol-
, 1881-01-08
Senators fr0'n Wisconsin and Ohio, In rxf,,
Territorial courts cnrl bg established, and

sel'alors fro'n Wisconsin and Ohio, no exf,,
Territorial courts can bg established, and
AMERICAN sl:AsIEN
arc to he left t0 the fnntasltc Justice of cbt
iieae fllnctf0linrles.
All. I'chdlcton mil Mr.. Carpenter ware IN,
pfelnfctl 10 say wliathcr extra Icrrito,i,t
coarta wGro constitutional, but, II they wr,s
they must. at n1i events, Eu adnItntstnro3
t1'tler constitutional guarantees md prokIfJ.
tlons. '~"'''
MR. brown snl1 TINT, until the sIotuEa,
twhetler constitutional or not) uutllotzlrr
alth'sters IL !Murlsun persons, were ro,paIr''
wo should lnaka the necessary ynppfopriutfn'.
to pay for theM. lie was ready to yotu to ra'
peal tho statutes, Int, until TINT was ,,ro.
POSED, Ito must Oppnsu this an1cnl,nent
!Ilo question further arose, What nru wo II
10 with American offenders III CI,tra2 Am
they to be left to tho Chinese courts? '
Mr.. Carpenter-1Yo should establtst, courta
thurc. -
Mr.. Hrown-Wlero Will you get Your
Justices? '~"'
Mr.. Carpcntcr-Export than, II VIC cannot
get them my other way. [l.augllter.]
Mr. brown continued to nrgtte TINT, ,,nle.
constitutional authority to establish lnferlor
judicial tribunals, =
coSalsEss CAN CONFER JUDICIAL POWERS
UPON FDIsETuS MINISTRIES.
=, All. Carpenter lil further remarks. showed
TINT tlio statutes In question confer bower
upon ministers to make ordinances, and then
eScetto tlielr own ordinances, X no laws
were found to suit the casc.
A[r. Brown replied that he was not defend,
lnR tic prcscnt statutes, but wns holding TINT
tlcro' was constitutional authority to pass
sl1cIt stnf1ifra e"'
, 1881-01-08

Special Di'pateh to 1hs Chicago Trfbuns,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Jan. 7.--1'he House,
after tho exciting passage over tho fishery
question, devoted the rest at the day 10 tlp
consideration Of tho private calendar, and
passed thirteen bi1ts. Alr. Reagan, who had
given notice yesterday that he should moro
to bring l1p Ills Interstate Commerce bill,
tlltt not mako that motion. lie undoubtedly
had satisfied himself tlat It wnllld bn useless
to 10 SO, inns1lactl rs 1nany members Iayo
bills lpoh the cafendnr the passage of which
they earnestly desire, and us tllcro arc ullly
sevb1l more Fridays In &lIis Congress l1pon
wll1c! my Of thesn car be- consltlurcd.
uF THE Tll1lsTE1:N Hills f'tssE1j Tu-DAy,
nnly two excited much discussion. One was
the famous Llncll-l'in bin, recently debated
In tho Senntc, which proposes to pay to tic
widow OF Gcorge Wright, Of Washington,
$500 fur tho usp of a li,lcli.pin Invented BY
'Ier husband, Which tile Government adopted
III 1s]2a. md l,ns had III constant uso slice,
There was no doubt TINT Wright was the III.
vcntor, or Tint Ills wllow needed tho money,
Tho only question was whether she was en-
titled to relief from the Government, lnas-
much rs lle Invented tho l1ncll- pin when he
was drawing Government salary.
Tilt: HOUSE,; PASSED TILE J.lLI.
1t was on this bill In The Senate, tic other
day, TINT ComklEng matlg bis sharp comment
on the arrogant lntrasivpncss Of q Civil.
Service policy which would follow the Gov
ernlncnt elnployd to his homc, ansI nttenpt
to control Ills time md his inventions there,
Tlu only other caso which caused any dc.
bAte WIS Il bill to pay SAMUEL Gustli,, Of
alacon, Ga., Tor property taken by tlle United
stntes nrnly III April. 1855. 1t WIS urged
that this was war-claiu, and ought not
to 10 paid. The supporters Of tha blll, how.
ever, maintained TINT tho property was used
by tie army nfter the War l.atl ceased, and
Gen. Wilson, commanding the forces, cersl.
i1ed TINT tile cloinl was just
TIE MIL WAH PASSED,
Among the private bills passutl was ono to
pay tho laburers employed BY tho Govern
'ncnt OIL the Fox a1ld Wisconsin, River I'M.
proven!cnt The House also this afternoon.
on motion Of A1r. Humphreys, took ,lp anil
passed the Sennte btIL for tito rpItet ut the
Winncbago 1n.iIans In Wisconsin, and to nil
t1icm to obtain Subsistence by agricultural
pursuits.
TIE r1sEcEDESr CHEATED
by the pnssaRe, without a quorum, vfdhe bill
to pay Il citizen of Georgia e1,100 for fuel
used by tho art,ly In 1S,i1 Is a dangerous oi,c,
antt Will be used hereafter rs basis for tla.
inaiids amounting To millions OF t!ollurs, for
hundreds ot similar clnlns tiAyo been filed.
1t appcars tl1at after oil, "lsehcl claims !" ard
nut myth. Had ucn.: Hancock mid Deli-
ocrntlc Congress- been elected last November
all These claims would have been nros-
ocutcd, alM most = Of thotM success.
fully. II tho Republicans In tha
House had bccn ylgilant to..lay they could
liaye defeated the bill which they allowed ia
pass, a&.A which will taks from tho Treasury
, 1881-01-08
POLITICAL, ISTitICACtEg.
6Ftetal Dtspaleh Ia ms Chtea9o Jribuns,

sPfttal Dtspateh Ia Tns Chicago Tribune,
WAstllSGToN, d. G., Jan. 7.--'rIlero ia a
growing belief that Senator Illaiuu Il to b.
Secretary OF Stnte under lhe Garfield A&InlI,,.
lstrntloll. I!ere Aro numerous rcuS0uublo
grounds for this beslet.' Among tllonl uro
t'leso: 1t Is not considered probablu Tint tho
friends Ut Frya would hayo withdrawn lIts
name as Il candidate for the Selatu In 3{aluo
had they not lad what tliey supposed wcro
authorized assurances fran l}Iatues frlonls
tint there would so0n be another Vacancy Il,
the scnnte from Malne,' which 5lr. Fryu
would bo permitted to I'LL without n cortcst,
Mr. Frye llElnself frankly says t,,-tluy that
he thinks that tie action OF tits friends, who
have latl tllQ management of Ilis ca,npulgl,,
cur. bo pla[t!cd In no ollser way. ~.
AoHEoyElh Mr. nl4A1HE HIMSELF
does not tlony uat l,e expects to lu Premier
III tue now AtllnlnlstratIoN. On thu contrary,
he Inns asketl sryeral OF .fs friends tor THUR
advice MS to the Wisdom ct lis accepting That
pUsltlon. The Republican Senators very
generally agree TINT Mr.. Niaiuo viii bo The
successor Ut Mr. Eyarts.' No ono pretun.s
10 atten'pt to tx any Of tho other Cabinet
olltcers With my de9reB OF confidence, As
to tho eontDst III 'hluIne, between Ifulu
a1l Frye, f0r thu Sulate, Mr.. Frye said to.
aay that ho had lott uie matter untirsly IN
tic hantts Ut Ills frlends.. ile k,uw nothing
about the ldpotscd withdrawal OF nIs ,tauir,
except that le t,at sos,, il In tho newspapers,
Ila Ind mot taken Il very active patt In tho
management Ut tlo cNuYasSs 1t Ind been
conducted entirely by, Ills trlends. lIe
thought that wllat he caflpl
THE "srArE. pElAltTNEST BUSINESS"
siust lIaso been thu ca.a /, Ut thu reported
nGfl0l Dll tho paFt Ut lltA supporters ajttl ns-
, 1881-01-08

,..,,..u.ux.., toSuEn
.,, y. 10 Tug oetat" as increased
tho," u. '"r,ous ea''ahales 70 iotll
i,aom .'.l,u..os' a. l: e".ee1 "oula ila'o
any, ,"a. ,"., o}'"ns "M
",.i H.'ss.ssen "se n'la,cala 'or the pco
t,sme e" t,. .o's ~ u.o ot"uI cah'"lates 20 i'ot
n",u,;", ~ ~ ',..ne" a.'s, ~ aegiee-a nl11shate
;mrt"n.n,,,ns,, WILL na, to lm'ras"'o RUGS anu
~ ro"m.r ~. ,,o,.." 'n."o'5 ~ "le :Ha .i",he'
ron,et,Ia,a IA Htr s ttn'., '.ns ,1"set posS.o!e
ho ra"int" -. H., soun 'e aeGn'e HUI u
~ :" .'4"'"'o to' '''e s'o''"'e' "o""' "o
ilt's "ost Folta'1DAnl.E EASTERN CONFETTI
f,,r ~, charlottesville, aos as!s
1Vnstorn friam,,a n m'a y" ., .'''s Nteat !"lly
.,,a rn.,"x.aa .u '',.,, uu ., u.ese' speak1hH OF
, 1881-01-08

PEEKsKlL1, N. y. Jan. 1,-;rlere IL serious
trouble at Tcrplanck's Paint aiming tic leo.
men, ,flle nuthorlt'es have tcIegraph9d to
f0nkers for thu military, r. ! =.
rEEKsKl1l. N. y, Jnn. T-Ilio icc-rile,,
aro 9,i y slrake. aIHi aro INV paradIng With 4
work wefs driven from tlls laku aud i i}ep-
uty.EheriK tietiutl.
, 1881-01-08
Andrew Gallagher,
Cornelius Fc,lr5,
John Sllal,ka,
-JUGGERNAuT,

IN VERMONT,
Spfttds unpdtth to 1ht Chicago Ifittlnk.
| Newport, VT, Jan. 7.-Tlle tlay mai
train moving south on tho passu,npte ],at!
road Jumped the. traok about n ulld from
Coventry Station this morning, two cars
| being overturned. 4 Mrs. Gushing, over Il
years olsl, WINS killed, and tho following NOR.
or less injured:
David Carney, wife and two children.
NAPOLEON Counter. st. 1loque. Province
Mrs. Cl,rfsty, East 11atl!cy, r. O., WIS
| slightly hurt.
Mr.. Knight, liotclkccpcr, Sugar 1olc, n.
H.. was badly hurt
THE MEMt'lt1,EsfAao0 HOUSE
has been nintle II hospital, and physicians nre
attending tlle in}nretl, md railroad officials
nit! cEtze''s lend efficient nil Il spreasl raft
Is supposed to hnvu been the cause OF tho nc.
cldeht. The la.ly ktllctl entered the train ut
Slerhrookc, I. q, aud Ind ticket for
Kce,se, n. II.
sENIDCsT.y INJURED,
Mrs. Epllraim Foster, wife of Tic proprietor
OF the Dnslon Hotel, was dangerously hurt.
J. IL, Brown, Ut Boston, was badly l,tlrt,
Mrs. i. u. Sherman, wife Of tho Station
Agent here, was badly hurt.
-t" Eet6uSNttt VI lHfUTHGSSt l.. u, was
hurt III the head and chest.
DavId Cnnercnu, of Athnbaska, p, O..
heal cnt Ills wlfo Ind tlrco ribs broken.
mid their little child ,atl Its head batlly cut,
Mrs. George ". fThrker, nf Boston i.alul-
Ing, was seriously cut In tho llca,t.
Mnry Mcdonald. OF Wnstow, +. O.. ; Selma
Dnbois, Of st. 1soquc, L. O.; II. G. DIaisdell
Of CONCORD, n. H., hurt badly.
5lrs. Hitchcock, Of Ohio tl,igl, fractured.
7b tbs 1tfstsrn A,socfatfd Prr.s.
NEwroHr, VT, Jan. 7.-Thu mn1l.tratn
leaving Newport oil tho Tnss,.mpstc Rail-
rond this morning was thrown from tho track
by a broken rall. Ono old Indy wns Killed,
mil several persons were seriously Injured,
Tho train consisted OF passenger, smoking,
mail. anil baggage cars. All were badly
wrecked.
Mrs. Cushing Is tho namc Of tho woman
Killed. She was OH her way to Kecne, n, Ii,
The Injured, rs far as known, dro:
Mrs. Ephraim Foster, Of Bnrtun.
4. IL. Dr0wn, barton Landing.
Mary Ferguson, 1yerness.
DasIa Cameron, wife, and clIilsl, Atllabas-
en-. Province Qtebec.
Alrsa George W. 1'arkcr, Barton Landing,
Alary Mcdonald, Quebec.
Mrs. Duye, Hartford.
u na'', name unknown, Is dangerously ILL.,
jurctl.
Conductor E1gertou.
Ninll-Agcnt Colby, slightly.
II. q. DlalstlelI. badly.
Eight or ten others were moro or less hurt
, 1881-01-08
Consular Courts-ReyieW of Some
OF the Thirteen House Bills
Passed.
Statement, on Authority, Regarding the
Recent 0ofng-a- Begging of tho
Naval Portfolio.
Young Nj. Hutohins Tells What Old Mr.,
Hutohins Did Not Have to Do,
with tho Forgery.
DELICATE GROUND.

spteta, Dtroat,h 10 1n+ c,t+,o, 4+,,uu.
WAsutSGToy. ID, O.. Dcc. 7.-l,eurcse,,tn-
tive Newberry. ri Nt}chjnnn. hns hfthprto
been chiefly known NJ tic richest ,uan in tho
House. Dc}nr n rnv mcmhor ,,n I,us mt
sought to nut himself forward. J'o-n,nrrn,y.
tllroi,rtnut Enrnnn In ,vi,, ,,rt,hpi,,v hn
charcrtl wifi j,,v,rr fi,ro,,onoI ,,,,,r ,,,o,,
f:ront n.;,at,, A.. ,.,.,..sN...'. w. "p'"
struto,, 49, T.. 49, -. ,.1,,.. ao,s ue''u!i-
1.t..s. sli9s' III us "n1''ts ~ "1t"ien li!o
ntlt'sm t'o'efh,Acnt' he IS tno eQlla' OF Hack
cha'tatcF' WHO occaine notetl Tor tue speeches
IN Which he sought to nrOtlse tito British
Hon, nllu to uenOuilce "periidiOus Albion"
The known frauds committed by tho 'nne1,ts
Of the British Government In cnnnecttu,,
with the IIn1ifax a,gurd have
,,,,., ,,..-.,.,,,.. 49,: ::...':
l'oHo kAeiiho THE - 1Sp,oSAr1oS ~ OF AAEl'"
There 0re probably very few WIN. bnvinr
rcau them, do not believe that tho altern.
tions, forgeries, md futse representations
which prof, Hind. In Ills publts1,ml letter.
tltscloscs, wcro made. Mr, Nrwhcrry. Win
IL u thorough man Of business. umt ona Of
tho foremost lawyers in Ills State. Inns bee,,
studying this subject for n ytnrts ,lurtm,
whicl, timo lie has bccn In constant cor.
rcspon.le1ce with Prot. Hind. ,r,o ncttG,,
Of today was Il surprise to tho House. It
was brought out in m ,1ncxtrctcti nntl
r,r,,ru spxa ,r,ox,1. N,x-r,,
Mr.. Springer obtained the flour to lnoyc tho
Qdout{on Of the following resot,,t;nn. which
passe,l:
Rtsolrcd Tint tho secrotnrv or sto,c IN RI.
on.atol II rn, ,t.,,,'' .t... .' ...,,u
tnrc.ts n cnnnn,on,o ~. .,,,s ~ ttn,,.p n"no IL ~. ~.
formation In TIM st"to nnn,rt,,,o,,t ,,nt ta.,,n
rorn transmitted n f-nn'roxs IL, rar,so, 80 ~
IIafny t,shcrv ,wr,, nf e. t n ,'n,, H.. ~ .,1o
3ovcrnncnt r. rcot {srito ",S ossas.,,,,,, t,o
hitting tn tin al1roc t,r,I,fos ".ottsto. n',,; ~
tnro'1 tostio,, i,nn".' ,,,.. ~. a'o pee-
and upon which oy,.louco tho aw.ra was tnuilo:
and whother'thts Hoycrnmcnt flns tnkon any
steps to procure IL sorineAttou Of tho recently
published statement by Prof. Henry roulc
Hind.
Mr. Aewoorry'
ny ARRANGEMENT WITH
stll. SPRINGER.
asked permission to n,nke to tho 1Iouso
statement respecting tho subject ,uatter.
Unanimous consent was 1,rcessary, mud 1t
was easily obtained. Then followed Il cure
1nl' stua!cdt vigorous arraIgnn,ent Of
the Br'tlsh Government, and tho intro
ttuetlon OF nnot1er resolution which, had It
beefi adopted, .t'rcat britain might llavc
properly regarded nS n hEl1trerInt' t1cln1n1,x
, 1881-01-08
Mrs. 'sEGUlN.

NplANApo11s, Jun. 71Mrs, Sueutn-Wnl-
laee, the uotetl eohsraIt6, has nut Iolnud tho
stEakoscli-llcss .cosnpaAy. IIer husband!
!toss not wish her TO nppear In opcra prtor
r. Aay ut which ttllo l,cr cnntrAct With
suttre from the staxe. ! > ~
, 1881-01-08

CONDUCTOR SERIOUSLY INJURED,
spsstat Dtpatsh to 1na chteapo Tribune.
ELuiS, ILL.,, Jun. 7.-C. F. Shepard, Con-
tluctor OF through freight OH the Chicago
Milwaukee l. st. Paul Railroad, WIS serious
" and perhaps fntally hurt Mt Hampshire
t''ls morning while coupling cars. lie Inns
family at Milwaukee,,
, 1881-01-08

ASTORIA, Jnil. 7.-Wreckage Is coming
ashore OIL Clatsop beach, md Indicates the
toldl loss Of tic british ship Lupata.
Buckets, bur roi-laeatts. aiN other articles
bcarlng the nntne '"1.npata," 1lave como
ashore. She In snnposed 10 huye gone to
pieces near TIllatnook Ilock.
, 1881-01-08

New Yonx, Inn, "a larHs barl Inns
strn,'.lcd OH Long Island. Ono of tho crew
was drowned. 4 buat with three men Is
missing. Tile remainder OF the crow cane
Rshoru In their own bouts.
, 1881-01-08
OUR CONSULS,

Speetdt DHFdfth to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
WAsil1S0foS, y. G., jan. 7.-Tho Senate,
after debate oyor tho Kellogg case, constd.
erred md passed the Diplomatic md ,Co1,s.,.
lar Appropriation bill. There was long
discussion over tic amendment Of Mr.. Car
pcnter, disseminating tho Consular Courts,
which llo denounced as unconstitutional.
senator 1srown congratulated hEm OIL his
strict construction 0f tho Constitution, whlcl.
must make him supporter OF S.ate-rigl,ts,
but he replied that thcro was wtdu differ
c!'co between State-rlghts, which he had
always advocated, md Statc-sovcrelgnty,
Wllicll l'e had opposed. Tho action 0f
Seward III China and Maynard IN
turkey In connection with these Courts
wns sharply criticised by Mr.. Carpenter. hut
nc falletl to conylnco tho Senate, and hts
amendment was lost by n vote Of II ayes
agaiust 43nocs. There was some grl,,ub]inr
over the action of the Department Of State
III giving n new commission to
EC0ENE gcllUr1El,, coNsuL-oExEE.A1. At
1UCIfAnESr,
as Charg6 d'Affnres to 1sounlanla mud MI iii.
successful effort WIS lnnle to increase the
lny Of tho Consul-(;encral Mt Halifax from,
$1,000 to S4,0o0 although afr. Dlaile rave
some good roas0tls for tho increase. Mr..
llonr tried to hayc Tie pay Of the Consular
cierk Mt Montreal increased, but tho Senato
would hot agree To do so.
ONE OF THE LAST sEcrIoSs,
OF tho bill approprlates' $4,000 to bo cx-
pended under tho direction Of tic President.
Tllls Ii Diplomatic Secret-Scrylco money,
md the sl'nple certificate Ut tho Sccretury nf
Stnte TINT 1t has been expended under t|le
direction Of tho President Is by law q sut-
f!c1ont voucher Of tue Treasury.
r,,o,t .r,,r rrcoupn
Ia Tho 1Tf.t<rY, .l,,oetp,tI prt...
}YAsu1yuroy. u. G.. Inn. Ton n,ot,,r n,
A[r, Eaton, tho iii mixing nnnronr,ntfons for NJ
the Consular aud Diplomatic Service of thu
Government WIS taknn nm.
Mr.. Eaton said tho estimates for the coming
tiscnl year wore S1,257,O00. Thu approprJa-
tton for the current fiscal year was 81, Isl, ,0U.
THO amount appropriated by tho Ilouso III
tic present bill Is S1,1o0,4 ,4I5, to which tic
Senate Committee havo nsldcl Sl.O00. The
bill as reported Ii less than tho estimates By
EGj,G $50, hut exceeds tile appropriation for tho
current fiscal year by l,4a5
The Senate, rs III Committee Of tho Whole.
proceeded to consider tho bill.
Mr. Whyte.m0Yed to Insert MI npproprIa-
tion Of $1,000 for mailing Co,,grcsslo1uk
l1ccortls to foreign legations, Atlouted.
Wien the clause of tho bEll was rcaclcd
appropriatIng $3.50 for tho rent Of prism,s
fur American conyiets In CbIua, Mr.
Carpenter asketl some Senator who was
familiar with the Constitution n1,i l1a,i n fay
minutes leisure to Inform him under wl.at
constitutional authority prisons were kent
up In foreign countries. Of course, thcro
must bo something in tho Constitution In
mr., ,ntt
, 1881-01-08

9Nl NIClIFTA4 KAS.
WICHITA, kaa., Jim. IA tlro early this
nlori.ltfE destroyed u.e Switxer lntel alut
tlalnaRuti four Tim M.sIuess.housos tn tho Az
tulLt Of Ab0uk 8lQQQQ
, 1881-01-08
STEAM.::.

TWO ROLLERS AT. ONCE.
NEWARK, n. j., jan. 7.-At IL o'clock last
night four men were killed and three uthers
Injured BY MI explosion Mt tho s.nolttng
works and refinery Of L. uaIbacI, Il Sons,
on Isiyer street, this city. The establishment
is tho largest of its, kind In Ancrca; arid COLI
ststs OF several buildings The boilcr-huuso
was In the centre OF four or five buildings
a&id Ind two eight h orse-power boilers, four
aud eight years In rse' Both exploded. de-
mollshing tic boller-housc, two crystaliztng
r'NMns eacll frame, md about seventy fcet
long. In tho ssable alla a coacll-llouso
sEyEN MEN
were working. In oue of the crystaltzinr
r0olns Oscar jacobs jumped through Win
dow, and Ind two ribs broken. Joseph
E0tst received roncusston In the l1cad.
John Sch,ncgef cscapuu with Injured feet,
while
John AfAtz,
john Quinn,
George Oberland, and
John Schleo
were buried undcr tho ruins and killed.
Tlio last corpse was got out Mt
10 o'clock to-day. They were all
HORRIBLY MASGr.ED AND sc4ALnED.
There were tlyo horses In tho stable. Three
thon i,ti,al ,,o,,,s. ,',xta,t -, ~. .,s,.a u ~
1T them ,yns shr,',r,l nvnr ond saoo1od trna
otl,er t,vn wern ,,nh,rt mn, W., n,,n,,
rho cnnscryotorv nt tho hon.o ~ srr r,,,-
buch. ST.. urir tin works wna rr,ncI nn,f
ta wall Of Mrs, I}nlnnch "a hoIroo,,, ,rou sts,.o
in on her be1. brlrlr antarod the .yi",,o".
of Mr. f3albac1,,a ,,ousn nn,l str,olr ,,s ,,too,
on tl,e !,cn,l whfte she ,yna slnc,,;nr ''~o
Tile ]oss m the hmtfdn, IL fro,,, e,r mn ,,,
sa00m Tho. co,,sn NJ ira oxnlosfn,, T., 49, :"
known. '3'~'' AZ "'''
., -
,o4'S" AeeooSf'
HEWAhk' y. o., Jall. Am explosion,
Icartl 'of several 'lllea, took place Mt 12:E0 II.
IL. IN the vltfol department Ut 1}albnch L.
sons smelling works, OH the passafc 1ltyGr.
Two boilers exploded. instantly killing tho
engineer anu three work1neI, aud seriously
n,.a,,. cr noo ..'.s,. ntcu o"i1'sS atla
strouol G,, o'',, ~, " .,,a .""snne'5 "I.o ~
hoci, e. ,"os ,,ron.an IL" y"oo ~ -. naa'
anl stabics ,vcro a,sn r,,,aJ az, 1J''s.t'a.s sa
nile horsna tt1,o,, T,a ,r"sa T =, 1',,', '"
1r wos 1ntnrmi ~, a,ior IIou. 3,.Io,.n ~ , 'uae'
A., r., tha tjtr ,' '. uu "u- ,,,
hndI's o ~ tho ,.s,i. "as set.aas'y nM1I lAe
nIaI A., u ',,,,..' "." 49,, "s9 .sa''ny .h"h'
fon'It,oy "sAo '''''''eo '''s1'' a''o ie"'e
er,,, ,.,,,,,,, ~
iA"t'eo''Afs'
~" ioNA' oan' f:-!Ae to'a1ncrcHt Ad-
HcfttSef says: q part OF tic machinery WIS
unioWh o'ee ATT lsaipacll. sE.'s, house lnto
fe!snso1i street' where 1t fe'l into tho road
way ma stlll other. portIoAs were carried
oyer .he mouse mil foil aoine distance from
, 1881-01-08
COLLISiON,Ar.sEA,

COLL1SION'Ar,SE SEA,
1.oSpQS, Jim. 7,-The bark John Xitt1cson,
from Hamburg for Philadelphia, suilk yrs-
tculay. III collision. Six Of tic crow aro
missing. r.
, 1881-01-08

On l,rieantnn bnr a(odt midnight, during n
dcllso fng. al hansis s1ck with clI1s and
fever, md tllU Cartnln was buried ut ser ycs-
tcrtlay. Tho crew WIS sakcn Mt md cared
for by tile crew. fsoDA. 1.iSc.Savn& Stntiuit -.
, 1881-01-08

s12PE9sl0h FOR MISS lTuRBtDE, :,
CtTf or MExlco, Dec. al.--rho. Co,nlptttea
OF Finance Of TUG Chamber OF Deputies has
reported bill grantlnx n pension Of $4,000
yearly to Josephine lturbide, daughter OF tho
Emperor 1tnrbile, ~ ~"
, 1881-01-08
WASHINGTON.

Exciting Statements of a
Member of the House Of
Representatives.
Great Britain Arrafgncd rs Be-
Ing Prfyy to tho Halifax
Rnscality.
Action Asked Which Would
Have Stirred Up All
Christendom.
Frye Withdrawn iii Maine
OIL Assurances Of I}lnine's
Secretnrysllip.
Personal Hatred an Important
Factor in Keeping Open
the Kellogg Case.
Passage by tho Senate Of tho Con-
sular Bill .Approprfnting
About III, 100000.
Consular Courts-ReyieW Of Some
OF the Thirteen House Bills
Passed.
Statement, OH Authority, Regarding the
Recent aoing.a- Begging of tho
Naval Portfolio.
Young Mt. Hutohins Tells What Old Mr..
Hutohins Did Not Have to Do,
with tho Forgery,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-26

The "Senate" Saloon is not only supplied with
the best oysters in the market, bnt the lunch
counter may always be found everything the .ap
petite Graves. Under Chamberln's jewelry store.
have bought and used the New Era Washer five
days in the week for the past five weeks and am
satisfied it will do all that is claimed for it. 1t is
the Lady's Friend The more use it the better L
like it. Mrs. L. OMAN.
Conveniant rooms for7house keeping, in Tracy &
Moore's block, Main st. apply to IL, T. MOORE.
We are still sellingPure Milk at FIVE CENTS
Per Quart. H. ELSBREE.
| haC been great sufferer from Neuralgia
for years and had consulted great many diff
ferent physicians, but got no cure until [ took
DR.. Burr's Neuralgia and Sick Headache Pills /;
they cured me and | have recommended to
over fifty persons and | have never known
them to fail. They are also the best nervous
and dyspeptic pill ever saw.
SIDNEY BROADBENT.
Master Mechanic, Dickens Manufacturing
Company, Scranton, Pa.
"What everybody wants is the best organfor
the least amount of money: Therefor every
body wants the Burdett; and when you we
said that, you've told the whole story"
So say the brightest and busiest organs
dealers throughout the land, who are tuIn
ishjng this matchlesS instrument to a musica
public, which is rapidly learning to distinguish
ifH marVellouSiy pure and beautiful. voice
from that which is not music. For sale by
j. i. Manvie, No. Bridge ST., Tow anda.
BIRD CAGES, 40 cents and upwards at the 5
Cent Store
Everything warranted as represented at c. p.
Wellcs' Crockery and 99c store.
Foot Rest Frames and Upholstered Foot Rests at
Z. Welles' Crockery and 99c store.
''Mv Wayward Pardner," for 50 at Whitcomb's
Book store
Latest styles of Hats and Caps just received at NJ
+. ROsENFIELD's.
Vases and Toilet cts. Largest Line. Cheapest
Goods at the 99c store.
homeopathic Lung Syrup, is the best rem
edy for coughs and colds. 1t is mild, pleas
ant and effective, Sold in TOwanda only by
G. 3. PORTER.
Christmas Cards, elegant line at c. P. Wee
Crockcry Store.
The finest building lot in, Towanda borough cor
aor orPoplar and Second streets, between the res
idcnce of Hon. e. O. Goodrich and +. Walker will
be sold cheap. Apply to q. ID. KINNEY
Live spring chickens constantly on hand al
Myers Bridge st. Market.
Iryou want a First Glass SHAVE orHAIR CUT
call at the Barber shop under the Meat Market, one
door South of the Ward House, where you will al
ways find experienced Artists ready to attend tt
customers. q. l.. LYNCHCOME, Prop.
Large Doll Houses and Brooklyn Bridges at c. p
/ Wcllcs Crockery and 9Jc Store.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-26
BUSHES LOCALS.

New Courtland Cutter For Sale. Enquire Of
d. NJ. WILCOX.