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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17

GESTLRMEN-Your Hop Bitters have been
Of great value To me. was laid up with
typhoid fever for over two mohttsj aud
could get no relief until tried your Hop
Btters. To those suffering fonm debility,
or any one in feeble health; | Cordially rec
ommend them. ]. Q. SfoETzEL;
6S3 Fulton St.. ChieaRo:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17

The order Of the Garter was instituted in
1884 bv Edward III:
There is only 100 Of the Modoc tribe Of
Indians left.
The first Russian embassy arrived in
London in February. 1851. fae
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17
Away. KefreAilinr:

4 delicious odor is impaired by FlorestOu
colohge, which is slways refreshing, no
matter how freely used.
The interior Of Tho Cdbtol NJ Virginia is
being painted by a convict from this Peni-
tentary.
Mrs Collins, of Troy New York, has
been seriously poisoned by wearing scarlet
dyed stockings.
Pain and weakness Of lungs. liver, Kid
news, and urinary organs relieved by using
Browns Iron Biiiers. .r
William lowering. a lsbnref, was in;
stantly killed by cars at oonshohoeken on
Friday night
A company with a capital of $40. 900 has
been organised at Tidioute, Warren county,
10 start chair msnufactory.
Senator Isaac -Hereter died al his home;
in Gettysburg, on Friday last, Nged 81 years:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17

IL you are bilious; take DR.. Pierce's
"Pleasant Purgative Pellets" the original
Little Liver Pills" or all druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17
TKansas Gnt Tihios !

Mr.. william lladel-r d. the Marathon
Hmel, Wausau. sitter rxifamr suffering
with rhrumaiisiii tsithdni any benefit fr,,n
physicians rf tnti"us "''g,rr ion was cuIed
by St. .laeol's OIL INis, Exchange.
A large brick lei factory, 10 mile, ifom
Fnocho@, owned by russian hru. was
destroyed by fire.
The Juniata Mining and Ma6dhitiRfihe
Comiiany, recently chartered. has 600 .b0B
capital. aud its direrlory includes PiinRdsl-
Phisns aud Western Pe6nsylsAhiaHE The
hrst operation viii be u iiiRg tie sbOsns
berger ore lands. near fIfosS
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17
tHARADE.

Ny first is body Of water; my second
is kind Of cabbage; my whole is plant.
n. G. NJ.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-12-17
The Key 90 Health.

Have you found the KEY To- perfect health
aud strength 1t is Kidney WORT. The only
remedy that overroInes at once the inactinn
Of the kidneys and bowels. II Pnrif-s the
blood by cleansing the system nf fnul hu-
mors and by giving strength tn the hVeri
kidneys and bowels TO Prviorln their rrgu!
lar functions. See ad.
Tho Harrisburg Telegraph says; Dsiisndi
for dwelling houses IN Harrisburg never
were as numerous as they are this fali, an
INDIGESTION that new people are bstHg added
n our population. Every real estate agent
in the city is oyerrun with sprlies,tohs for
tenant houses.
Signs of oil have been discovered heaf
Cory, Erie county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

ceedcd to the election of officers with
the following result, Their Apprentices
are also appended;
Fur speaker Ira r. Bradford.
Ferchict clerk Eldnrd,
For scrgNAnt. at. aruS rhNS, -. GCorgr,
roStmaS,cr ". W, StUrtevant, ot WalNor,h,
Asst Postmaster -Gr, ShngshN " Winnie.
hSgn,
hSorkccp rs H. " Potter, Chas. RaduSky, II,
G, favcy, - Patterson,
lanitcr !, W, LicbCnsrin,
WaShrrNm Attendant Frank Lynch, ef Fond
du Lac
Messenger Il, u, Thomas, Of the thi,Ni district,
Nightwatvh Louis :, Niemann. ct noNr
Gallery Attcndant-l, I. Stohsnd,
First assistant clerk J, +, \, Williams third
district
SNrpd assistant rotcr rhlhppi, seventh dis
triet,
Rookkccper- !. T. Hunt ngton, sCcoud district,
ENgr,Sing clerk 4, II, swift eighth district,
TRANSMITTING clerk Francis Storm, dtth dis
trct,
rrrot rcadcr Il. w. Coon. 6rSt district.
EnnllinG clerk "a. 4, Wethcrly ,hipi iisturt
The speaker then addressed the as
sembly, as follows;
tiua'cs,ca " tie Assoablys III placing me in
the "ositon which now occupy YOU have CON
tcfnfd upon me u SNNt honNr, tor which NOu
have my most SlncCcc thanks,
In assuming the duties d this otfcc, rralIt
that il is not onc VI honOr alenc hut also one .,
responsibility Upon tho faithful iischargc ~
the duties Of the office m speaker depends very
much vt the harmony 81 ncVcSSary tor the sue.
ccSS OF this organization. While do not bring
20 NNu ripCucd experience for u guide and
counsel, Nc, 4 ismy purpose 70 81 preside over
tho deliberations az this body that mono will
complain OF rartahty or injustice and under
stand full well that, though | may dc all in my
power 10 accomplish this end, vet without Your
co.opCratlon and assistance the desired p'Sult can
not he attained,
Now let us pahEc the psponsihihty which NSts
upon US rs mcmherS ot this assembly,, aud rs vi
commence the duties nf rur offices, LEI lis ioiu
hands IN the spirit Ut friendship and mevc for
Mard With determination to accomplish the
work ot this session with dispatch, in u careful
thorough manner, protecting we'll the mtcnstS "
our noble state.
Mr.. Gibson moved that the house proved IL
tho drawing of seats Carried
On motion, seat ~ was gwen tu lion, Ed
kcogh, " Milwaukee he hcing absent This is
Mrs keoghs Old scat, occupied by him tr about
n quarter 81 Il century. llcucc the honor.
0n motion, MIR. Case the oldest mrmher of the
assembly, was allowed to sclrct u scat lie took
Ne, ~
On motion the assembly adjourned
InvHsrAy Jan l3 Senate, rhc senate met az
ten O'Clock, Sen, Wing presented rrpor, of
lumber inspectors of distract Nv. .. lAlls wrr,
introduced to prevent the ad0ltcratlon of food, tn
amend the charter ot Eau clairc, TO amend thu
statutes relating % tan Warrants. AZ hvo min
utes to I. the senate proceeded IN body 90 the
assembly chamber To hear the governors message
after which adjourned,
Tnre,pAv Jan ~ ista,biy The assembly
met AT l0A NJ joint resolution was introduced
and rricrrcd, relating to ndiarctng the state Il,
senate and assembly districts. AZ II O'Clock The
scuHtor, appeared and the governor read his an
nua message. The Assembly then adjourned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

war, or more securely weld the bonds
OF fraternity, without which we cannot
become homogeneous nation, than
for the descendants hneal and pohn-
cal, Of the victorS Of Yorktown to gath.
or together and recount and commem-
crate the deeds Of yaloc and hcroism
which secured our Independence. In
accordance with the terms Of n rcsolu-
ton adopted 10y the board Of commits.
sloners, | respectfully recommend that
an appropriation hc made hy YOU sut'i-
cient to enable the state of Wisconsin
to take " suitable part in the eelehra-
ton of this centennial anniversary.
CoNCll'SluN,
The richest blessings of divine prov-
idencc have been bestowed upon our
nation during the past year most
ahmdantly, Nothing that could con-
tribute e our material or political vel.
fare has been withheld, and. Ill eonse-
quence, financial and commercial az
fairs were never in more satisfactory
condition, the evidences of universal
prosperity and contentmcnt were never
more abundant and the prospects for
continued advancement in wealth, in
education, and in al things necessary
10 make u people truly independent,
never more encouraging, We have
reason, also, to 10 most profoundly
grateful that the results of the late pres
ldential election were 81 decisive, and
were obtained hy methods SO
unehjectionahlc, is Il secure
prompt and cheerful acqmcscenco
therein for the time being, and, in adj
dition thereto, the assurance that they
will ho accepted hy the great body Of
intelligent people iii every state rs the
conclusive adjudication that, in tho
United States, the nation, and not II
STATE, is supreme, This is promise
of the impending and final disintcgra-
ton of scctionaliSm, and marks tho
dawn of an era, most anNiously await
ed 10y the people of Wisconsin, when
there shall he politically, neither north
nor south, east nor west.
WILLIAM T., SMITH.
MADISON, january IL, 1881.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
IRON STEA MSHlPS.
An Enterprise hirh Promises u Nc.
Nolution In steamboat Building.
Nav York ImE

The building Of iron steamships and
their superiority over wooden vessels,
the many losses Of wooden steamboats,
in the last season have led to Il move.
ment among capitalists in this city,
Philadelphia and elsewhere to organize
the Iron Steamboat Company with II
capital Of Sl00O0,0O0 To bc divided in.
to 100000 shares of 500 each. lts
purpose is to build fleet of thirty iron
steamboats,, especially adapted to the
requirements Of passengers; to he OF
great speed, constructed III the most
substantial manner, noncombustiblt
ana with numerous watcrtight com.
partmcntS, which will render them in.
capable of sinking or heing destroyed
by fire, us in the cnsc OF some Of the
Sound steamboats, the last season
There could he no such disasters to re-
cord with iron steamboats,, il il urged
~ the collision and destruction by fir,
Of the NarraSansctt in the Sound on
the night of juno II, when about fifty
lives were lost; the burning Of Senwnn.
baka in the East river, on the 18th OF
June, when about forty-iivc lives were
lost; the stranding aud wreck Of the
Rhode Island in the Sound, November
4; the damage to the Massachusetts, by
striking n rock in the Sound n year ago
and the sinking by collision Of the
Adelaide in the North river; the sink
ing of the Erastus Coroing and many
other boats, The building Of great
hotels Mt Coney Island, Long Branch
and other watering places near Tho
metropolis, TO which hundreds of thou.
sands Of persons go daily, md the Gus
tom of pressing into service wooden
steamboats, which are considered nj.
most unsafe 10 carry freight and pas.
sengers on the Sound and on the Hud-
SON river, and the numerous accidents
which have occurred 20 excursion
boats in the past, demand that greater
attention shall be pnid TO The safety OF
the travelling public than heretofore
and TO answer this demand il the pur.
pose Of the nest corporation. A con.
| tract has been made 10 build several
steamboats, for this company -four by
Cramp a. Son, and three by Roach 4
Son, which will combine all the requr.
emcnts specified above. These are "a
be rendy emily in the coming season,
and will run 70 Concy Island and Long
Branch. Contracts have also been en-.
tered into, extending over term OF
years, by which the company has the
exclusive right to Conoy passengers
from New York and its vicinity TO the
iron pier ut Coney Island, and simi
lar exclusive night 10 Concy passengers
over one Of the leading railroads "a
Coney Island. Arrangement are also in
progress to acquire large and profit
able excursion business from the Erie
and Pennsylvania Railroads. During
the winter months the boats will be
utilized III Southern waters. The com.
pletion Of the Cape Cod Canal, which
il expected at an early day, will AZ
ford facilities for running a through
line ~ iron steamboats, 10 Boston with
out breaking bulk Of freight or awaken.
ing passengers TO complete their jour
ney by rail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
BENEDICT Arnold's Granddaughter.

Americans will read with curious in
terost the following death notiee,which
appeared IN the Cork tIreland) Goisti-
tuition on the 10Th Of last December:
RoGERs-0n the 18Th instant at PortAHing-
ton Louisa Russell widow Of the late Rev. John
Cecil Rogers, formerly rector Of Nohoval, county
Cork, and youngest and only surviving daughter
IL tho late Captain William Fitch Arnold, d Lit
tie Missenden Abbey, Bucks, England and grand
dd,yA,-, NJ Goperoi Benedia drBotd funeral will
Cd. v } leave Glanmirc Station about 45 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, the 10th instant, blessed
are the dead which die Ia the Lord.n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

Kcnward Philip, who gained 20 much
and such unpleasant notoriety in con
nection with the Garfield Morey letter
forgery, has retired from journalism
and become travelling salesman Of
undertakere' supplies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

81. Cambotta IL n persistent enter
tainer; he is now keeping open table to
his friends at luncheon daily. These
friends say that lie grows only more
good humored the more the irrecon-
cilable journals abuse him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

John Mccullough, the tragedain, will
sail for Europe, April 5, accompanied
by Fred b. Warde, to fill an engage
ment at Drury Lane Theatre, London.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
Wisconsin Legislature.

y ,ai - ~ 4'""i'''' ~ e'S"
NOON on Nie -'h INST
In the senate Lieutenant Gov. Bing-
ham called the senate ~ ordpr ana
anno,coJ tb,t ~, ,,l;,r ,,l,,l, r. ~,
49,, 1'.'. VI Wv
Es' s'llA,c Mouu Ic"u VIC names ol
senators holding over, The roll was
called MS follows
,r i u
1 INV ~ 1919 w., - ~ y :" M nvlN
'n S n' - p' "u,n"S
S.h a ,S,r; n'% w. n lSu'
, S,h u nN,u',' =; y, V9",.vs,
i !i district :; ", mSckst'nt.
is,h Ms,ri',t o., " RyIana
18th district, Geo. +. Sutherland.
10Th district L. X. smith
22nd district Ben. +. Carter
oath district Samuel S. Fihcl
26th district Matt Anderson
2sth district, Jas, u. Mctrcw
30th district Michael Griffin.
SIND district. Vim. I. Price.
,,o
Inc clerk then called the roll OF
elected senators, and they came for
ward and sipnrd the roll and worc
s,,,nr,, IL pho cJlov,;,,,, ,I.,..,,,.'.'
'"o ". 49,, 49, u. ,,n "'' Wy 'l"'h'N
~ l ,isi' " M ~, -, -. m, nins'
a ar u ,.' - y, \, ,,nilups
Htl
~ ~" "N.IN' ~ -, 'H,,lS
W., '.n 9.s.rie.' 3"Si u =; Why
~, ~ 1 m,.rt - ~ I Wo,
,o.n uls.'iV', - ~ '; pv'ah's'
~, IN u 1i',! IL n, p nanNln'
i ,ot% 1 Iis;a,' L. H. 'V''I IIag
a a9e.' I n's',.v'' | "as, -; n"ii''''e"'
a asst " m',i' I ,,;
5 5S.n a ,s.i, , rae"er'J y, n n
a go n nts,' 49, n, ~ i, nu'i'"S'
on ~ 1 hs,'is, - -, - MN
1 ~, l us,' ~ I, .''"''l''"'E
s e,si Hs',e.' y M lI i, 4" my
:,
Lieut.. nov. brigham announced Tint
the next business was the election OF
officers. Inc following were elected:
,r PRESIDENT Fro lem Thomas D. Scott OF
chief Clerk Charlie. Il. Bro... Of Madison.
Scrgcat-at Arms VI ". Baker, ii kcnosha.
Assistant Sergeant At Arms Charles A. Lang-
Assistant Clerk e. H. IIcrrcid, of Trclnpcul-
e"u ma,L lna. u . N.,.a, u,l,.a,r..,.,
Proot. read,r. Henry u Laeler Of In Crosse
Postmaster J. i. Thwing, or Fond du Lac.
Assistant Postmaster ). H. whitney
n 3oc"InC,', room N', %m frnnN sia1s"n,
Dennis Murnhy nnd C6ri. Jansen
Gallery Attendants j. H. Marrhall and lLco.
narrd p spcneer
I pan,ao - : a W.i,,E,
Night watch Lonir Marsh.
Enrolling Clerk Il. Burlmgamc.
Engros:ing Clerk J. I. Mitchell.
lerk =, '" n t"mh.,ecL h n'' liza. na5'o'
CLERK of Enrallinr COMMITTEE r.. II Blnck
stone
Clerk q l.ngrossing Committee Y Jones,.
: . ,lfrk q JOINT committee on CHAINS = -
$3.50 ~ =,
ld-uoV' bingham 'llus aii,,ouneeo' tle
i,@ 's lol Low, p mlilic puIne .
,,eo, hlhnay, oIlaS. Duc w master ~,
f l9, CIarl l 1' ,,a,. mn - " ''''
' nn 1 io,;on ta ~ sn.,o,o TOOL, ,ooo.
,..,;I J " I'LL 49,. '''o 80 " ''''
49, Z \ ''o0A n
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The senate was called 10 order by
Lieut.. Gov. Bingham at3p II.
On motion Of Sen. Price the senate
took \ recess until A.. n.
Called To order at 4 r. VI.
A communication was received from
the assembly. that body was organized
and ready 10 proceed 10 business and
had appointed Il committee 70 wait IN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

Believing it to be an instructive doccu-
merit. Of great public Importance, !
recommend that you authorize its
publication. l most heartily commend
the conservative methods followed and
the wise discretion used by the State
supervisor in putting this law into
practical operation. A change, amount
ing almost to q revolution, i'll the use
of one of the most important articles
OF commerce has been wrought So I'M
ostentatiously rs 10 occasion compara-
lively no annoyance either to dealers
or consumers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
STATISTICS.

The returns 81 the principal farm
products raised in the state III 1879 and
growing in 1880, as reported TO the sec
rotary of state by the town assessors,
and BY him tabulated and compiled,
show the following aggregates
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.


Sometime since a movement was in
augurated looking 10 celebration Of
the one hundredth anniversary Of the
surrender Of Lord CORVALLIS at York
town, and the governors Of tie several
states were requested 10 appoint COM
missioners TO arrange therefor In ac-
cordance with this request, Hon. Milo
L. Jewett, Of Milwaukee, was appoint
cd 70 represent Wisconsin. The ma
ti,nal government will take promin-
ent part III the exercises Of the occa-
sion, which will consist Of naval and
military reviews, civic professions, ora
tons, poems, and the laying Of the
corner stone Of monument to COM
memorate the great historical evene
which closed the war Of the Reyolu-
ton. A liberal appropriation has been
made by Congress, u assist il de-
fraying the necessary expenses. II IL
exceedingly appropriate that events OF
this character should be celebrated and
nothing will more surely tend to heal
the differences engendered by our civil
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-21

The amount expended by the United
states during the past year for the i'm
provement Of the Fox and Wisconsin
rivers has been much less than the i'm
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-23
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1881.

streets ct San Francisco with the
electric light has been Il success.
The Garfield Monument Cunmlttee
of Cleveland ask for $l25, 900 to COM
plete their contemplated work.
An estimable young lady of Salem,
Mass, because of unreqnited love,
committed suicide by eating broken
6 ass.
Arrests continue in Ireland. At this
distance it looks very much as IT the
Irish executive suspects every Irish
man not in the pay Of the government.
An arrangement. by VIII ch our mes
sarcs can now be sent at The same
time oyer one telegraph wire has been
effected.
Senator Logan has introduced a b j
in Congress providing for the placing
of General Grant upon the Ietir' d list,
with the rank and pay OF Genera.
"Giye me three months more" says
Keelv, "and will complete my motor
Give him six months or ten dollars,
Judge and the people will be more
satisfied.
Thomas Jefferson was the only one
of our Presidents who never had any
receptions at the White House. Ii
daughters visited him but twice dur
ing his sesidpnce there.
The small amount of interest taken
in amendments To State Constitution
has lust been illustrated in Massachu
saits. where, with 100000 voters, only
10000 ballots were cast OH such at
Issue.
The Ancient and Honorable Artil''.
r; G mpany of Boston lave made
what they call century box, IN which
are put thirty essays by members "'
past aud present events in Boston
The box is to he kept sealed until 1881
when the essays may be publicly read
Experts who have compared Gun
teau's handwriting with the famous
Morey letter declare that the ASSASSIN
is none other than the forger. Gnl
teau was kicked out OF the Republican
. headquarters during the campaign
ned it is thought to be reasonable tina
he thus sought revenge.
A correspondent Of the Liverpool
Mercury writes: Il am willing t.
risk my reputation as q public man
the worst Of smallpox cannot be cur
cd in three days simply by cream O
tartar dissolved i'll pint of bo'lln'
water, to he drank when cold at shor
intervals. 1t can he taken at an.
time, and is a preventative ms well
a curative 1t is known to have cure
in thousands of cases without failure
1t never leaves mark, never cause
blindness, and always prevents ted
Gus lingering.
CHEEKY TALK. Brothers, sal
President Taylor in his last annut
speech to the Mormon convention, "w
don't exactly know how the Tempt
fund stands There is no need of keel
ing any account. There is the bui'c
ing going right up before your eyes
as YOU can see for yourselves. W
will now sing the $50 hymn" Til
was regarded as rather cool. consit
ering that the fund has already Absorb
ed several millions, and charges {
stealing in connection with il hay
been made.
SILVER ounce Of silver is wort
$l.05; pound &c ounces) SIG so;
ton ($a.420 pounds) $37 1888. A cut
ic inch is worth ST. "a cubic foot, $l9
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-23

| PROVISIONS are IGcItiCdi WIN '"'o Va
IA bill introduced by Senator Christian
CIV i've or six years ago. One section
provides that every person who has
husband OF wife living, who hereafter
tnarrics another, and any man who
simultaneously on the same day mar
ries more than one woman, is guilty
If bigamy, and upon conviction shall
be punished 10y IL fine OF not more
Than $500, and by Imprisonment for
term of not more than FIVE years. An
other section legtmizcs the issue OF
plural marriages, which have beer,
solennzad according to the rites OF
the M ,rmon Church, in any Territory
of the United States if snch issue as
BON prior to the LIST of November 10.
A very faint idea of what kind Of
labor some Of the miners in the deep
shafts and levels of the western mines
have to be engaged in, may be seen
On the following extract from the
Virginia City, Nevada, Chronicle. M n
are at work in the drifts on the 2,4OO
vel, of one Of these mines where I e
face of the drift is so hot. that the men
have to be sprinkleh with cold water
in the form of a spray to enable them
to bear the excessive temperature.
Even with this aid they Can work bnt
a short time before stopping and cool
ing eff. The actual work performed
by each miner during his six hours
shift is barely three honrs, but that is
J of u nature extremely wearing on their
systems.
The reported visit of General Grant
and wife to Washington as guests OF
the President is causing no little gus
sip among a certain class, who mag
inc that he is coming as Presidential
dictator. Some politicians seem to
sec in this movement in favor of a
third term in 1884. Tue General will
: arrive on the 14th of January. and re
, main about month.
A handsomely engraved card, bear
: ing ON one fold the Presidents mes
; sage on polygamy printed in letters
: of gold, and on the other fold, in Grim
son, the admission filed by George Q.
$ Cannon AS to his po1ygamous practi' G
A has been issned by the Women's Ma
. 'ional Anti-Polygamy Society of Salt
, Lake, Utah, and dedicated to the For
! ty-Scvcn,h Congress.
1t is now reported that the ScovileS
were advised by Guitean, by letter
i that he intended to kill Garfield, q
u sho time before the deed was com
! mtted and that they were about tc
= take measures for Guiteau's arrest
i when the news of the assassination
: reached them.
;, The New York Sun speaks strong y
;. against Keller, the newly electeC
! Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tives. 1t says that che is probably
: The lightest weight ever promoted tt
so heavy a place"
The President has adopted rules for
4 the reception of visitors at the Whit
i House He reserves Saturdays ant
= Sundays for himself, aud on those day,
+, will receive no one He will hold hi
!, first public reception New Years Day
l. AT Methodist preachers meeting
s. at Philadelphia on Monday week Bish
e up Simpson, in referring to the troub
is les in Ireland, said: NEARLY ever,
Catholic ia with the Land League ant
D nearly every Protestant is against it..
In the Legislature of Washinpto,