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Anotlor WI.ast Mun bocloty.s


Aion sooioty" ilas bonn announced, THIS was
I'LL Informal organization. fornod about half II
century REo by soyrA, acql1aintanucs, who
nYree.l to hAyo socint tlliincr u,lc0 year
whllU my 1f tho members lived: caah uiAH'a
chatr WINS to DO ut thu tahlot,,ssnpty--aftor hia
aoparsure from earth; all the si!rylyara ,ycre
and tho lust BArsifgr WaA ~ drink II bottlu nf
winu, AMly proserrcta nftor tto ,outR 1T iii tho
rGat. Tho Nlcn III nut ncw, hltl tho nnfr,ltyD 0t
siultnr tlKreeliienh snu,iy yours olAor tll4lis
this, hIs been mora lllpresslvoly tntd. 4 lar30
l!!.llDer OF hnto yo!saK nlo!l nI!ozen Or MI, w!,ro
tnousht him q J., tho n ineongr,'oas wander
tircl years from shon. p,,l rnothor
br,nehetl u p.nnosul tant they AIl EUrtn
hCt OIL tug alAIt fup MI Nltl3uMt ttitl.ier, Wttc.
HhntllA tNku rinG0 AZ tilH AuhIsHrsnr} 0f tllAt
my as long g. my ti'etnlhr ..rstscd. Aon!e!;
tho !lnul 6oitio ot wiio. to ho uieurkStt ,tnii
drank on distant ticpasun. which Aoet1,rtt ii
thp9l MI hMstly thtIx to he teAIlxuil, wua ius
nw,.y Immediately. Thu tllnnur WA tulioG.,A
BY II pcnsl,ru purity .oa.tAo river, nuI presently
Il,s suseG;s 1s tRls f1s nK5nsne;, an h,r
ouo ' ot sho livsiIsst joxoi |Ii' III aca.s.t .t
cntnr1lo about thu !glirtnEtf.,a 1t nac, md i,uy
standnK In the bout. fno sudden str'i;o castss,l
tho persnl .a4tiressrsf to 1nse h,s tl.u,4s. hi
wrut OycTbspartl, mud kiA tnytIHl rcllI kf Ir,'
tho striokcn pas.y .nul.l tve.ises tlivir ss+t.t.
uo ~ sns Ln,s 'iss. Esn 'lar a1S!bst WI!
pied, md tAv d:nnfr grew more ,ard E,'r.,
sslnl6cr n tho hfads hcwtmu irwur ,l.ui
Waller. Tho lust alrrsyyr, tatthtni u tAe
cai,pnacL vt wsaHG down " tho list
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that Dlaine Is too grcnt n man to oven 1T
ttrate In advance Of tho offer Tint hc wants
tho place." Tho report that

that " 13laine Is too grcnt n man to oven IT.
ttn,ata In advance Of tho offer that lic wants
tho place." Tho report tl1at
HAMILTON FISH
rnny ba rendered ,.ts o1d position as Secretary
OF Btate seems to bc due I'd tho fact that
President Hayes wrote letter ia Gen. Car
field stating tint, II 1le ((lartlcla) wished to
avoll the New York complications. he would
do well to appoint Hamilton Fish 10 liia oil
position, 10 whom neither faction In Now
York could take exceptions,
GOV. FosTH1A OF OHIO,
arrivet, hero to-tlay OIL tho why l,olne from
New York, wl,sro ho has been attending to
some business mntters. On tho subject Of
Gnrtlo1tl's Cabinet lse declines 10 sny my
thing, assigning rs Ills reason TINT he nbso-
1ute1y Inns nothing to say.
4 t.EI'TEit FROM MENTOR
brings tho information that Mr. Hewlett, OF
Louisville. had bocn there to t,rge Gen. Chr
field 10 appoint Col. Il. N. Kelley, now Pen
sion Agent Mt Louisville, n member Of his
Cabinet. Mr.. Hewlett Ilaa first Visited Gov.
Fostrr, armed with letter from the lion.
Henry Wattersor, whtcl, requested tho
good offices OF tho Governor, first, in cxplaIn-
ing to Gen. Garfield who Mr.. Hewlett wns
and second, IN assisting him to persuade Gen.
Garfield TO entertain Ills request,
, 1881-01-25
TIL1BUSTERING.

THERE WAS No NEED OF IT YESTERDAY,
UtIT TliEHt: Will. III; NEED. E.,
Spseiat Dtspateh to 1as Chttaoo 1rbanL
WAs1t1SaToN, d. C., Jan. M.-Tho report
about tho House that tho Democrats intend
I'd to bring 1lp the Diclsncl Electoral count
resolution, nnd TO forco the House to sit III
continuous session until q vote could be Sc
cured, gave tho Republicans unnecessary
alarm this morning, and caused them to re-
sort to parliamentary expetltonts By reading
bills to cottsttmo time. 1t Is now said II be
tho intention Of tho Democrats not to bring
the subject up until after tic post-0 -0nlco Ap-
priatlon bin shall have been passed. by OK
traordtnary efforts they l,nyo. succeeded Iii
securing tho presence, they shy, Of u
quorum, but 1t now appears that
twelve OF their number aro paircd, md that
It is necessary to give notice TO break these
pairs before the contest can begin.
MEANWHILE.
1t Is very muo1l to DO doubted whether It Is
possible for the Democrats to pass their new
quEres greater txerti0ns than can DO put
forth III TIM closing weeks Of a Congress for
tho Democrats to secure III votes, and to
keen them constantly iii their seats TO make
tho nuccssary quorum, with party Just
elect a Speaker. Yet the Democrats arc mt
In as good position MS they were thcn. Hull,
Of Fiori1a, Ia unseutcd md Republican
put in his place, which Inns tho effect, III q
contest of this surt, Of loss of two votes to
the Dcmocrats.
FERNANDO WOOD,
too, is to go to tho Hot Springs, md will,
probably, not resuinc Ills scat this session, II
lie ever does agaitl. There arc a!so Ilu,,y
members on both sides WHO urC
not members ct the next Congress,
who llave many pet measures
which they wish to pass. 1t wfll be
difficult TO keep 't1tcm In party line for any
considerable time Under these circumstances,
ltcagau, loo, with the United States Senator.
ship In view, will not rc'iMnuEsl, tho lnsI
Opportunity for tho consideration of his
Inter-State Commerce bill. Moreover, there
nre so1no Democrats who nro
NOT n1BIOsf:D TO ENCOURAGE THIS Moyf:
MENr.
and ainoNg these nre said to be Alexnntle1
| Stephens, FELTON,, md Srcer, OF Georgia. Il
| Is vdry possible tint. should n motion sbt
made to lny tho proposed joint rnte upor
tho tnb!c, the Republicans, with tho aid 0
| tho Gryenbackers mid few Dem,
ocrats. might tlo 50. However, i
seems to bp n fnct tlat tho Democratic lcatlers
nro Disposed to Gnter npon another crusade
which would result In prtlongctl tllibuster
Ing. Every hours t1alay now increases th'
probability of nil extra sessfun. Tho Post
Ofllco bill, tho consideration of whicl, wn
begunin tho House. uppruprlates $40, ,TGo AZ!
| There Is u Inrge appropriation for tho stn
service Of about sl,s30, 600. OF COURSE TIL
Democrats could not bo contcnt without re
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TIE CABINET.
A1O1tE Bl'ECuI.ATlONs.
Spfei1} Q4pHleh. to Ths -ChtfQao IfihIus,

II, spfs'a' Dopa'1n 30 - ,"' 'I"'ea'o .''oa"s'
WAsii!Stt1oh, -. ~ Jan, 80 Remtle
mah wig ilas 1ecel'tlS 1ctu9neu from sleia.
tor. anu W'o oueht 10 klo"' says posAlycV
ot MS own know!eago thas neltaer ne See,
setarJshlp OF otn1e' nor any 'o1her Saollset
losi0oh' haS oeen tcnucieu 10 Senatos
!t'n''les lnat' at the private conference heAl
nct"een taafheIst ana hlalae heto ~ Nogehi.
oaf' no aue!l telltos Wns n'a.S' "Ihe cabl-
, 1881-01-25
TIE INDIANS.
DEBATE IN TIE RENATt:.
Sn$rfct f}tshrfth IN ThS fthtcoho ntrfhuns


Special Dfspa.eh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. c., Jan. M.--Noxt to u
constitutional question, the Senate loves to
lscuss questions concerning tho Indians,
and 1t is evident that tho Talk about tho bill
to proyide for tho allotment OF lantIs I'll sey-
crafty to tho tribes, begun on Thursday last
anil continued tllis afternoon, will be on
tended over several days. Senators dawes
and 1Ioar wore conspicuous to-day
III their opposition to TINT feature
Of tho bill which makes Indians to
whom lands n,ay bo thus allotted
subject To the civil and crlmlnal laws Ut tho
State or Tcrrltory III which they lnay
reside, but gives them nonu of the rights
md privileges Of citizenship. Senator
Dawes, who has of late given much attelt-
tiou to tho management OF tic Indians, aild
who represents
NEW ENGLAND PHILANTHROPY,
WINS especially earnest In opposing this fcat-
ure OF tic bill, Senator Teller, who llas Ind
practical acquaintance With tile Indians, says
that, Ii tho bill is eunotel aml oaell Indian
receives Ills farn,,i Which l.o enl,not sell or
nortengo Tor twenty-five years, there will
not bo m 1ntllall at tho end Of thirty years
who will own an aero. Divide UP the. ,lnnti
and tic Inlfnns will soon DO deprived Of q
teytiuE.plNce. -
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NOTES..

Special DlpattA 10 Tbs CAieaoo Tribune.
WAsMtSaroS,, u. c., Jati. a4.-1t Ii dini-
cult to kill ancient claims. Ion uUIlailny
is still active about tho lobbics, and tt,-tluy
n new bill WINS presented to resuscltate the
venerable Mcfiarr0lian claim, while another
was introduced to permit tie famous Chor-
pol,ning tn 10 to tho Court Of Claims. The
ouly indication IN tho llouse TINT the end OF
tho session Is approaching. and that lnonl-
hers arO becoming conscious that 1t il folly
to present anysraw measures for collstdera-
tton OIL tho calendar. upon whint, there are
some soven thousand BILLS, wns tho fact that
there were but very few bills introduced to-
day, ...... .....,:.
Nns. c11nIsT1ASoY.
Id. Oliver, counsel for Mrs. Christinncy,
agn[l,at the decision Ut Judge Cox Il, equity
oil ,lot1on to suppress. Glro's testimony.
Judge Cox oyerguleu tho motion some tilne,
BInce.
Cnpt. 'IIoweato, formerly Of the. Signal
Service, who has stated he intended to so!td
out another Arctic expedition next summer,
has probably abandoned his project, Ms llo
Inns sold his slip, tho Gulnaro, to stlAe DaltE-
moro merchants, n.ul Is now seeking vi.
American rc9latry. e
Sil.. FRENCH, AUDITOR OF THE nUnEAu OF
: RAILROAD ACCOUNTS,
nlltl I'LL nssl5tnnt Of tho acknowledgements
office linyo gunBto NoW York tn sec what
steps 1t will be necessary to take to prevent
the Central Pacific fron. paying II 6 lor cont
dividend to stockholders, III violation OF thu
SlMktng.Funl lnw. It appears that that Inns
been done. Tho United States llas full pow
CT to protect Its inturest. the net MI tho part
Of tho officers being II .,Ilsdelneal,or punishd-
blu with n 'nc not exceeding $4,000 und
Imprisonment to o n,llxl,anm Of ono year.
SENATOR MATT cAllpENrER
Is pronounced better by Its physicians TO-
day. A report WIS circulated ut tho Capitol
this morning that lso wus luutl. aud for a
whllo It was credited, but q messenger who
was sent 10 his liouso returned with word
tint hu WIS better. Mr.. Carpenter Is suffer-
Ing from congestion OF tho lungs, witt,
Threatened pneumonia, occaslonetl by cold
from becoming lleatctl IN the Selate Chaul-
bcr. ..-
CAPT, EADs.
who Ia attlcA by so1ne skitltul lobbyists for
merry ,ne,l,burs OF Congress, md WIN for
that reason llRvo access 10 tho tf0ur of the
House, It Is satd. Is very contitlent ot hts abll-
Ity to Secure q reconsideration uf tho yute In
the inter3ccantc Canal Committee, by which
1t WIS tect,lcd To strike out Ills subsidy.
| ., = - ! pITzsIM1tUSs.
| ftiias been tleeitleh to retain FltzstmMons
tho Democratic Marshal Of Georgia. Sey.
eral Investigations. under officials of internal
ravcnue, ilaye resulted ln rep0rta Of yory
grave character against hin,, aud OF late tls
Department ut Justice Inns mnsly VI, lnycstt
Kal!oll, which malle Dyen 'a.wprao showing
ugulnst lin thai. tlle oshars, but, thus far
Alex. Stephens mud Senator Gordon llayt
, 1881-01-25

Sr. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. 2t.-An inquest OIL
the death Of Justus Ramsey, brothcr OF tho
Secrctnry Of Wnr, wlIo was found dead in
his room to-day. develops tho fact that de-
ceased came to Ills death by Ills own net. A.
bllllet-lIolo was found III his l,cnd, and q
pistol Mt ills tceL 1lo Ind evidently fired
the fatal shot, and then fallen forward On his
face dead. No cause ean be assigned for tic
actcxcept ill-llcaltll. IIe had been great
sufferer from kidney and Kindred complaints.
Ills remains will be burIed with Masonic
honors, us lie was one OF tic leudlng .ncu,-
hers OF; tho Order, and ono OF tho piuncers Of
Its organization III minnesota.
, 1881-01-25
A CHURCH DIFFICULTY.

5pselpl hsbaleh 70 Tn thasaoo 1T'o0a" ''.-,,A
" BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 2l-lntcll!ss'eeii II
was received here to-tlay that nt nsee!tl's ~.
the official members Ut tue Methodist Ep's.1
pal Church, South, held In Prince ueoase ',eoe
County, Maryland, thero was n split s1. a'.,'4 Il
tho oldest md most influential ineil'oe.'a A.. IL
the Church, which proInlsel to eilt'fe', ,,,t,t VI
organize Southern. ,hfethodtsm ~ W Stos d
part Of thla State, The most singular pa,Ii I'll
the affair IL that oue U{ use llargynsel - ~ Dr.
number OF Mlnlnbers OF the ollurthssn tn nhfM fMaa}
terTllned to accept tho uatlplle falt'';, ;,tsthot
Htea ista rSa % afir f s nas CT Created @ str in res'e
sircles throughout tha Southern p'a' v
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CASUALTIES.
HINDER THE wIfEELS.

Br+ Louis, Mo-, ,1alI. 24.-As pr. Rudolph,
schoriaci!a, y prominent, physician and
s Hsfs Hs stsaS$ o s e9,eeso @ .sn e Alton 'ss
Railroad truck to their home yesterday after
noon thoy were run over by a backing train
and Instantly killed. Their bodirs were tor
rthly n,nngled. No blame seems to bo at
taclied to the railroad, as the engineer was
ringing ills boil at tho tlme Ut tho Incident,
md could not SEQ any one on tho trnck in tho
rear OF his trnI.
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:. ORDERED TO PAY.


! sp1stat Dtspatsa 70 1hs Catsaao a.,1 ,.,.. ~ III
4sn.AsApoils. jan, A.-Tho clerk; 1stur pl "
Unlted States Circuit Court t1!is hio. II ths
celyed from Justice John NJ. llaEtat.' o,dst
United States Supreme Court, an s.
against. ths. rittsburg, Cincinnati, a:,ss = n1ssd
Louis Railway. to pay the sum o. include
sl sa6 tsSfi H. ona saS!ss e!oSS as eoSase fsSsstss
Si,00 to Judge Hoad!ey, Of III fonn%s
SD, ,90l 80 to Roosevelt aud Fosaiekii iieIia, Wy
sinuers In the case, and 52a5 ooo i,tssof 70 hf ~
solt. and Wainwright as Copta"'>
iustueut. s
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HERBERT BINGHAM.

EpRcIaI l1HbdttA 70 1he Ehlta00 IFfbflNea
MONROE, Wis, Jan. 24.-rherc l,ayo been
no new facts Developed to throw additional
light upon tho strange Bnlctlle Of Herbert
Bingham, which WINS announced OH Saturday.
lie was tic son Of the late Judge Bingham,
OF this county, nnd tho fami1y Is ono OF tho
ittst fl the Stato, .botng we'll or md enjoying
nli9h aociai position. One Of tho daughters
T. the n,tl!or Ct tine history q Green Coltn.
tho GAINESVILLE Huzcttc. She IL now pursuing
llcr studies in !}oston, OIL wlinm attl her wIl-
owed mother this tnexpllcnbie suicide Of tho
brothOr will fall Will, crushing force.
, 1881-01-25

Special ptspateh Ia 7ns Chicago Tsfbunj+
. NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jun. 24.-Gen. W. y.
Datc, who had received the largest Demo-
CRITIC support for United States Senator, this
morning Withdrew from tho contest, huptng
to be more successful two years hence, whom
the Legislature will bo called upon to elect
Senator to succeed 1shan, G. Harris. The
Democrats resolved to support the Hon.
John NJ. Bright, and on the first, tho twenty
first ballot 10 far, lInrrtss recciYad 10;
Bright 28; Bailey, IL. Twonty-second--
Harris, 10; Bright, 81; Bailey. II; Maynard,
2. On the twenty-thtrtl W. II. Smith rH-
cclveu the support of the Republicans, who
gave him II, X. i. Taylor receiving
20; Batley, 10. Twenty-fourtl,-SmIttl, II;
Il. L. Taylor, 81: Bailey, y. Twenty-lftll
ballot-Muse, 40; Il L. Taylor. So; Bailey, o.
Twcnty-sixtll-afuso, 45; Il. l.. Taylor, 80;
Bailey, II.
THIS morning the Republicans held u cau-
CHS to determine
!w11ErIEn on NOT TO SUPPORT 11ARnts
to-day, but, after discussing Ills claims for q
long time, fnfled to reach any satisfactory
conclusion and adjourned. Theyhold cat.
Gus tonight md agrecd To vote fur May
nard OIL the first ballot or two ballots
tomorrow, leaving :IInrris md Muse.
ed, will support Wilson md Monks,
but, as they Qro non.comn,!ttal and do not
appear to know one day what they arc to do
tic next, nothing accllTate can bu learned rs
to their Intentions. Thnro fYas
l. LITTLE EXClTEaEST
this evening over a,report that Gov. Hawkins
was to bo elected Senator BY nlt OF fMaw M
lin for tho e reasoa a,at @ shaker @ Sorrar, @
lUW-TAx Democrat, would then become
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With a statement that no written opinion Ind
been prepared, but ono would bc filed during
tho Courts February recess.
VIRGINIA BONDS.

BAD FOR MAHDAEs
sp<eta, Dt,pateh 10 Tn1 CAteoeo Trhtias.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 2.--A decision
In the United States Supreme. Court today
In tho case of Hartman vs.. Greenhougll.
Treasurer Of Richmond, Is n severe blow to
tho T>eadjustcr movement in that Statc. The
decision declares tho net Of tho State f4egfs-
1ature, ln.lmposfng a INK on the coupons Of
the consolidated bonds, void 30 far as a pre-
vions act OF tho Legislature making tfonl re-
celyab1c for taxes Is concerned. Tho tccis"
lon rcvcrscs TINT Of tho Court be-
low. md its Importance will t11'-
uoubtc.lly exert n decided Influence on
tho price of tic bonds affected hy
II. Tho effect Of this decision Is to tec'nro
that tho debt Of the State of Virginia n,lst
he pnid, md canno. to readjusEd OF sealetl
down, except will. tho consent Of the cred
itoty md orc of tic assumptions upon which
, 1881-01-25

!. S1Fffa1 DHpatFA % 7hs IH1Eaas 1s7ouH*s
MADISON, 'Jau. M.-Tho Legislature OF
Wisconsin, Will go snto lo!nt convention TO-
morrow ut noon tor tho purpose Of taking at
least one ballot fos United States Senator to
I'LL tlo seat that IL to ba vacated by the lion.
Angus Cameron OIL tho 4th of March. As
tilo lIspublcans llaye soltd majority, Of Is
lo,iiliate.i III caucus tho. Hon.. ph!letqs
Sawyer us their. candidate, they will probably
election asR MaM cull we'll he.
Sn<ts4f Dttrdteh u tn GAttaeo Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jai,, H.-A joint caucus
tic Uen,ocratlo .metuhery Of both Houses to
nplalnAta caadilnte fur United, States
senator, Tue caucus was called 10 order by
, 1881-01-25

tlomeMt between Chill and rcru. Thclr In
tercst III tho 1antter ariscs from tho crtnpilng
Of our commerce, which wottld follow u,,-
just oppression OIL tho part Of the yictors.
GEN. HEN 1.EFEtlvE,
thu Democratic 'me1nber from tho Sidnoy
(Ohio) district, lias received thlrty-two MP.
polntments for ;frionds under the present
Administration. ,,
, 1881-01-25

la FAYErrE, Ind, Jan. .. ~ man named
FrctIertcks jumped from u train oil the Lake
Eric & Western Isatlrond near Dayton, this
county, and fell into a cattlo.g,ard. Several
ribs wero broken, his head w,s cut, and 1t is
thought ho has serious Internal lnjuries. llO
/ was brought to tlls tity, and IL now at the
hoMo Of Ills brother,
, 1881-01-25

ST. pAuL, MIMI, JAN. 24.-A special says
4 boiler exploded to-day fiyo .,nilos from
Long Prairie, Todd County, killing; Frank
Oliver, engineer, and seriously inilrng IL.
u. Rice, proprietor Of the tlrm. and two
brothers named Strong. rho men were saw,
Ing fcnce-posts, using thresllng-lnachlne'
Ghgine for power,
, 1881-01-25

5ptetai Dtspatth to Tbs CAteaeo 7rttuna.
CEDAR NArIns, H., Jan. ai.-A colllsIon
Inst night on the Burlington & Cednr Rapids
Railroad, at poIo, disabled All engine, alitl
demolished u Way-car and several box.cnrs,
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: SCRANTON, Ia., Jan. 2a.--James Clark, 45
yenrs Of age, met with frlgl.ttal death this
afternoon In tho foundry at. tho machine
shops of tho Dickson Manufacturing Conf
pally at tho foot OF Pennsylvania avenue. a
large casttng was being rniscd with n heavy
Chain. }Vi,etl tic hugo pteco OF metal hal
renched q hight Of about eight feet tho
clhin parted, and Clark was Caught bencnth
the casting alld crushed to death in m In.
STINT.
, 1881-01-25
A noY,s pEnFOnMANCE.


PorrsyuLE, Pa, Jan. H.-A drlyerboy at
Preston Coil!ery today carelesly threw can
Of lubrEcatlng oil Into stove around Which
several miners were soated eating dinner.
An explosion followed. burning John Davis,
q boy ',a.nes. George 1Iowells, Henry jones,
and Edward. Egan. Tho Injuries OF tho two
former arc probably falRl.
, 1881-01-25
POISONED ny LYE.

:, Special DApalth 70 TAs Chicago Tribune.
DtooAltxaToy, ILL.,. jan. .4.-A daughter
nj Jacob Sllad, OF 1Ieyworth, aged > years,
Toll backward Into d tub Of suds strongly
rescued, diu.i s!idi ilcniy from tbs effects IT
tl.p poison swallowed.
, 1881-01-25
ODlrf A SUCCESS,

1l1iispALE, N. C., jan. aa.-saturlay night
last tho wife OF james Cummings, coloretl,
Lying llear Cranston, gnva blstA to four
babics. All are doing well. =.
, 1881-01-25

DosToS, Mass, Jan. 24.-Charles H. Jcs-
sop, son Of john II. Jcssop, tho wcll.khowil
candy manufacturer, committed suicide thls
ovonng In II barber-sllop by drinking d bottle
ct hnif-Hye. Dcnth cnslted In two minutes.
Tho deccascd Wns VERY disslpute1. 8
, 1881-01-25

:. VItTon1s, q. c., Jan. aL-Mdnnt I}aker Is
rel~rted III n state Ut active eruption. AID
throwing out clouds of SMOKY aud llslles;
, 1881-01-25
1fOUsEs
Under tho call Of Btates tho following bills

Under tho cali Of Ytates tho following bills
werc Introduced md Feferrcd:
l}y Mr.. Stephens Calling on tho Secretary Of
stato fur any, information In his possession
touching tho disposition Of foreign Governments
townrl international action for tho restoration
OF silver to full use It's money.
liz Sir. Carlisle tISy)-To regulate tho collce-
ton Of tnxcs on wess-bcor.
/ I}y Nr, 1lluckburn-To retire Col. Thon1as j.
Crittendcn with tho rank md pay of Drlgndipr-
General.
ny Mr.. Rohnson-To establish uniform sys-
tcsn Of bankruptcy.
Dy Sr. Corcrt-For thu bcttor security Of llfc
nt sea and on inland wntors Of tho United statos.
by SIr. Manning-For tho relof Of William
Afctiarrahnn.
crs of property sold for direct tixcs In insur-
recttonary S.ntes.
Also authorizing tho appointment Of tho Gonl-
W ny iii. Now-plac,ng on tho frco list ,nach,ucry
| ny air. Smith t!a.l:-:ro nlmtt free. Of duty
bnER,na for. tho bla!ng of cotton; also lutte.
hatis;; md other nttices used In tho .nanufact-
iiy Mr. 'e ailIstto-for tho construction OF
| donblo1traok railway from New iorkto Coun-
isy Sir. Acklcn-ro regulate tho collection Of
custom tllltes on stgar. Ii likes tho duty 1T. 1-18
ssss psa srps p'I 'saoi sxsss an III suFars
| GaOr whom testing not nbUye u heBress IN tht
SSs3ssss' sE :! sSa sss ss Ss3 Rsts g
standnr'li when testing mt ntsoyc ~ degrees.
r ea9ees @ an Hof not aboSo S u se des.ees
abeSe No. ID an,i not atove No. il Datch stand;;
ou. ail sugnrs not above No. :, Dutch stantl.
ard, In color, whsn testing neoye i IS degrees
pnuntl on.aif stixars abovc No. IN and not ,!bove
No. lt, and testing 9boyo o. dcRrdes and not
jnty Of ! cents per ppnud on ail 'augars al,oso
Il" z i F. 9ed y f'sf2 II f5Ss saSs;' IN, sns
musooyado Or dra!,etl suRais, and raw beet
ss aqs e. e%s,a S y @ @ss' H. st6sa s
No. 70; thnt ull s.,xar candy and confe1tonery
made Wholly 9r l., part o., aIlEar, md ~ s.1gara
s!esea s1s' Rsy as sssg 81 P't s'at 9
Sss peia!ssope COP & sss ses ohsr q sS
shall bo employed us tho secrotary at tho Etcns-
my may A. est1 e to nec5;aatel etGr
Cosnsnttiees were CALLED for reparta, md, theve
~ tbs Joint ruo. for counting Tho ELECTORAL
vDte, the lcrnolleans dcsnana!@l ~! tho reading Of
liz. I.o1,nsocrry, from the Committee on 1ank-
tnE md Currency. reported back tue hlli cgailz.
nf atoolt tn Rational bnuks. pAccd OH tho
Atars Hs reHjorte,l bacK ths bii to proo,s TIC
cnIslency OF the navy. plnoed on tho House
liz; Money reported, from tho Committee on
Post ullccs nnl Pust-iso,lts. resolution llreot-
ing thAt Committee to tntiu!ro Into tho expu-
e so of e Sa
also into tho cost of reducing facilities for trans-
ittig seegEap1iv m IT,, efssaes eSml to thoss
, 1881-01-25
Sfeeping.Car Fares a Subject OF
J.. Discussion in the Indiana
Legislature.
Compromise Proposition by tho
Republican Caucus Bolters
in Pennsylvania.
A Bakers Even Two Dozen Ball.
lots III Tennessee, Fruitless
of Results.
Introduction Of a Measure In the Minnesota
Legislature to Increase the Rail"
road Tax.

INDIANA.
5ptetdt Dtspateh 10 TIE Ch!edeo Tribune.
1NptANAro1.1a, Ind, Jim. 2s.-Tfo Gene
mi Assembly was fed on more bills to-day,
but most Of them simply suggested slight
notifications Of existing laws. Senator
Kahlo introduced ono regulating tho rate Of
fare charged on slccplnp-cnrs.. lie thinks It
Is too high, a,,tl proposes II possible to re-
.uco It TO tho slzo of poor mars pocket
book.
Senator Langdor introduced q resolution
TO tho Effect thst It Is not oxpetltent 10 elect
Prison Directors until sonlo letinlt action ,as
been had by the General Assembly OIL tho
SUBJECT Of
rN1soN REFoIlM -.
To trtc1 to get MI Immediate vote upon 1t
ulldcr n demand for tic previous question,
but the Senate would not be gagYed, md 1t
went to tho C1mm1tten on Prisons by a vote
Of ~ to 10. This would seem 10 Indicate
that tic nleInburS were AlSfncltnCd to reform
tho prls0ns but 1t IL to TO hoped thoy nro
hot Ono Bonrd Is enough to rim both pfis-
ons, and the refornatory schools to boot.
GEN. HARRISON,
United States SeMasor-e1Ict, spent Saturday
aud Sunday at Mentor, the guest Of Gcn.
Garfield. Ilo reports having d pleasant visit,
hut II anything af n political character was
talked upcr ho Is 1u1ta us inllSposctl to dis
close it rs Secretary Sllcrnlata WIS after his
visit,