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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. VAN WYcK addressed the Senate
on the subject Of crooked land surveyors,
Feb oath.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, on the 9th,
nominated Roscoe Conkling, of New York,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of
the United States; A. A. Sargent, Of Cali.
fornia, Minister to Germany; Walter H.
johnson, Collector of Internal Revenue,
Second District of Georgia.
MAJOR JOHN Hicks, colored, 26 years
old, who killed Henry NJ. Williams on De-
cember 18th, 1880, in Ludlow, Ky, with an
iron bar, was hanged in COvington, Feb.
24th. Ciarco Ramuez and Catuno Sepuen.
ty. Mexicsns, were hanged at Austin, Texas,
anil Whit Brown, another murderer, at
Pine Bluff, Ark, on the same day.
A Two-YEAR-oLD child of William
St-ethlow, of Milwaukee, Wis, fell into a
pail of hot water, Feb. 23d, and was 50
badly scalded that death ensued in few
hours.
MRS. JAMES F. DAVIS, of Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, died from exposure during q
storm on the night of the 22d. Her body
was found on the sidewalk next morning,
aud it was believed she had imbibed too
freely to find her way home.
THE State of Pennsylvania claims
from the Standard Oil Company no less than
-, 145 900 for taxes, interest, and penalties,
ant sui has been instituted al II .rrisburg.
The company's counsel admits that its divi-
den is for seven years were over $40, &c., 90,
and that its assets aggregate 5000, 90.
The question is whether the State has power
to TAX the entire capital stock of An inter-
Sta corporation.
EDWARD DAWES, q young man en-
ploced in the iron works at Moxahala, Perry
County, Ohio, was crushed to death by an
elevator, Feb. oath.
JOHN T. ANDERSON, . Swede, OF
Moose Lake, Minn., died at the dinner-tahle
the other day. A large piece of meat lodged
in his throat and could not be removed.
A COLLISION occurred between two
work trains on the Mexican Central hallway.
between Pass Del Norte and Samani. "a, tine
other dav. Two cars We're ditched aud 70 I
Mcxc rs killed. The accident is sid
to h we been due to the eareiessness of the
train dispa cher.
A FARMER named Thomas Hickey
fell from the Cleveland & NJ ,rie ia Railroad
tres,lew ,rk south of Newcomers!own, o. 10,
on tina 2,d, and was dashed to death OH the
rocSs bel w. His skull was crushed and his
BODY horribly mangled.
STEPHEN BROADBENT, once leadi g
lottery agent in Maryland, threw himself
before train at Baltimore, . few days ago,
and was horribly manglei. OF late years
he had lost nearly oil Of mis- large fortune.
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FORrY.sEvENTH CONGRESS.

In the Senate, Feb. nth, Mr.. Kellogg in.
troduced bills providing for the following ap.
proprialions: Improvement of the Mississippi
River from New Orleans, 500 00; improve
ment of the Ouachita River $4,000; improve
ment of the Red River above Shreveport, SO,
600; improvement of Bayou LafOurche, u.s.
900; i'm ,,rovemrnt of Bayou Teche, 5000
inpro, ement of the Caucasian River, So00
River, $4,000; building lock at the
mouth Of Bayou Planquemine, $4,000
building Post Office and Court house
Il Shrev port. $50 900; building
Court ouse and Post. once 1t Opo-
lOnsas, $1,000; building u CuSeom-house
and P st -oiiice ut Morgan City, $50 100. The
Pension arrears res luton went over and the
Senate adjourned until tho 10Th. In the
House, Mr.. Springer moved to reconsider the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

An extraordinary event. says a
Paris letter, has just occurred in An
Double, Mayenne County. Every memt
Der of family of six persons have all a.
once and at the same time become in
sane. Father and mother, both sixty
four years old. the two sons. thirty and
twenty-seven. the two daughters. twen-
weight and twenty-four years old,
think they have been poisoned by
witches, and that old Nick is in their
clothes. They see him constantly and
everywhere. day and night. and, as thev
assaulted everybody they met, 1t has be-
come necessary to put the whole family
in an insane asylum.
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,ne Apportienment Bin . Passed b.
the House.
WASHINGTON, February II.

WASHINGTON, February IT.
The following is the full text Of the Appor.
tionment bill passed BY the House to-day:
Be it enacted, etc., That after the Sd OK
March, 1SS3, the House of Representatives
shall be composed of s25 members, to be az
ortioned among the several States as fol-
lows:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

GENERAL SHERMAN and some staH
officers are to spend two months in an In
spection of the Department of Texas and
visit to the Yosemite and San Francisco.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR had thirty-seven
guests at his first state dinner. The White
House was radiant with flowers.
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CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
GEN. GRANT is to visit the White
House as . guest Of the President.

BRADLAUeH has been expelled from
the House of Commons by an overwhelming
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In the libel suit of Edward Crane
against Edwin F. Waters ct al, publishers Of
the Boston Daily Advertiser, Judge Lowell,
Of the United States Circuit Court, over.
ruled the demurrer Of the plaintiff to the
second part of Defendants answer. This was
q suit to recover damages for alleged libel
lous matter published by the defendant In
regard to the New York & New England
Railresd ut . meeting Of the stockholders of
said road in Boston In 1881. The damages
claimed were 800, 900. Plaintiff alleged
general damages, and also second count of
special damages, claiming that he was the
manager and constructor of the railroad,
and was getting up . line between
Boston and New York, of which the
New YORK & New England Road was
TO form . part, and by reason of
the article entitled, "Ristory Repeat
ed" published by defendants, he lost the
support Of the stockholders Of the road.
The opinion finds th-t in the case of q rail-
road there are some things that are private
and some public; that the contemplated
construction Of . railroad, interesting PEG.
pie 10 take stick, Il Of q public nature, and
that writer or speaker might discuss such
. project in general way, and where thew
acted in good faith would not be required to
prove the truth Of their statement as in
sp sking OF q private matter; that the plain.
tiff holding himself out as railroad mana a.
ger and constructor, his acts in this respect
were OF such public character as attaches
to such positions, and that defendants had
q right to comment upon them in good faith
in this respect. The ruling virtually gives
a Judgment for defendants.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

WAsHrNGToN's birthday (Feb. 22d)
was marked by general suspension Of bus
fnoas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

JOSEPH E. SHEFFIELD, who died in
New Haven, Conn.,, recently, has given for
educational purposes no less than $500, 900,
one Of his good works being the scientific
school attached to Yale College. He leaves
to widow and six children an estate valued
ut s. ,OO0, 900,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

GENERAL RUcHER, recently appointed
Quartermaster Of the United States Army,
has been placed on the retired list and Cen
eral Rufus Ingalls, appointed to the vacancy.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

The bill for the admission of Dakota
q State provides that 5 per cent. Of the
proceeds of the public lands remaining un.
sold ut the time Of admission shall form 8
common school fund and gives ninety sec.
lions for an agricultural college.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

The New York Anti Vaccination So
ciety recently pledged themselves to refuse
vaccination and resist 1t in every possible
way. One speaker denounced the National
Board of Health.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-03-03

In recent report to Congress the
Secretary of the Interior says there are no
lands in Indian Territory open to settlement
or entry, the tracts to which the Govern
ment holds title being reserved by treaty
stipulations. A proposition that the GRIM
inal laws of the United States be extended
over their lands has been made to the Indian
delegations now in Washington, and will
evidently meet their approval.
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HE London Times, commenting on
Skobeleff's speech, says: "The Russian Gov
eminent, by its laxness in discipline, be-
comes morally responsible for the state of
things distinctly endangering the peace Of
fail to breed alarm and suspicion in the
financial and political world. Europe has
right to ask that the Cars authority be
used to prevent recurrence Of fire. brand
speeches from Russian generals"
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. June II-px
Last week at the Mining Stock Exchange.
was only less dull than were preceding weeks.
The same general characteristics as bcretofor.
prevailed in the markets, although some ~
tho brokers reported some outside order.
to-day-which certainly is marked i'm.
proyement OF the recent past-and few operators
think they discovered indications of more interest
ing markets in the near future.
Yesterday the business assmal and the changes
In prices were featurcless. Robinson fluctnated
within range of cents, and after sales up to OK
closed at 0S cents; there was the usual wide differ
ence in the figures for cash and regular stock ana
for short sellers options, ranging from cents lower
for seller days 70 cents lower than regular price
for seller 10 days. Chrysolite was dull, but cents
higher, at .65. Decatur was quiet at 9OG9j cents
State Line 2 and 3 was rather more active and
was cents higher at 20010 cents. Durango at
tracted attention because of considerable trans
actions in opioLs, but it closed cent lower at 70
cents Mariposa sold at z and later at l50.
SALES At the MINING EXCHdy0ES
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Edward Jonkins's " Paladin Of Finance is. il
should he remembered, republished III this country
by j. r. Osgood & Co.
Charles Reade's new story. Single Face and
Double Heart" already mentioned in THE RIBUNE'
will appear in Hdrper'S Weekly.
d. Lthrop q Co. are preparing a subscription
edition Of Paul IL Haynes complete works The
Southern poet is both i'll and impoverished.
A short story by Mr. Joaquin Miller will appear
in the next number of The Century, 1t is autobio-
graphical in character and is called " banning the
Saeramento." The first article in tie magazine is
by Lieutenant c. +. S. Wood and IS entitled
among the Tbhukits in Alaska"
The history of the touching little tale, Rab and
his Friends" with which tie name of DR.. John
Brown is always associated. is a curious one. He
lad been asked to give lecture to country audi
once the congregation Of clerical friend. lie re
called memory of his student days, and embodied
It, no doubt with this and that touch of added
artistry" i'll little story. which was written at
epeed through one brief midsummer night, and read
somewhat nervously and inelectively to his rustic
listeners upon whom 1t fell strangely fiat. II was
ONLY when published that the story obtained i'm
mediate recognition one of the most perfect and
pathetic of modern tales, going directly 10 the
hearts of all classes of readers aud attaining we'll
nigh unparalleled number OF editions.
neat collection of Spanish romances has lately
been brought out by the London publishers, Nmimo
d Balm. This includes MOttcux's translation OF
"Don QuixOte." in four volumes Smolett's trans
lation of Gil Bias .; TRANSACTIONS by various hands
of lie Sage's other works. the Bachelor of Sala-
manca," "Vanillo Gonzalez" and "AsmOdeus" bet
ter known as lie Dlable BoiteuX'; together with
Roscoc's versions of "Lazaril!o de Tonnes "
Ia olto IA elrf IN
which is uniform in twelve volumes, is
illustrated with etchinss. biography of Mot
teux by Mr.. Van Laun is prefixed TO the " Don
Quixote." Matteux had marvellous gift for lam
guages The translation Of Don Quixote is last
ing monument 10 his mastery over both English and
Spanish and he appears to have been equally con-
versant with Italian, and to have written Latin
besides with fuency and ease. AS poet, he wrote
French or English verses with equal readiness and
as a dramatist he borrowed indiscriminately from
French Italian. or Spanish sources.
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9teamboats ano RAILROADS..

LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G. Vib-
~ bard-Daiiy Sunday excepte. leave Vestryst Pier
$780, AMI w .22dst ut brooklyn by Annex at m
laLGg Nyack Ferry. West Point Newburg, Pougkeep.
Sic Rhinelrck Cask, aud Hudson Connecting az ADsny
with trains for the NORTH aud WEST and Special
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
ron pROVTDFNCF DIRECT

IDKUN IDENIE LIN T..
L FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence IL Worcester RR
for all POINTS NORTH and EAST, via WOKCES TER
entirely and palatial steamer MODE ISLAM ID
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays and the favorite
steamer MASSACHU SETS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, will leaveat .,-
5p M from Per 20 y. r.. foot of Warren-st.
Connections made az Providence, via p & W. X r.,
or Worcester and all Northern. Eastern and Wl1e-
Mountain points Tickets sale at all principal ticket
Offices secured at offices OF WescOt Express
Co at Astor Ouse. Nos. 207 $751; 3y7 aud AL Broad.
wav ana u Fifth Avenue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
1. W EILKINS. Genera PaSs. Agent
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Hliulng.

APACHE. GRANDR, BELLA, PLATA
N aud All listed and unlisted Mining s'"'A'
bought aud sold ON Commssion-
WATSON s. GIBSON. >,..~ york
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NORWICH LINE

ORN lC1 LINZ ,yaobra po-.,,,d an, ,ba Fas,
A"'--" - CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without, excantion tbe elegant the Solu and
the fayOrlte Gil Of y EN lOhh, -. -,
Desbrosess Ferry daily, Except sundays at pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-Co commencing June s. 1882
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
m Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester ana
Montreal with uTawlng-IOOm cars.
s0 H. Special IN press Chicago, daily stopping only
at Albany SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo, Eric, Cleveland and
1Ole'iO.
1870 m Chicago Express, drawingroom cars TO Canan
1aigua. Rochester and Buffalo. 49,,
IL to Albany and Troy Win connection 10 Cllcd
Saratoga, Gcns Falls and Rutland.
$50 D. ~, saratoga special arrives p. IN
4 D. ~, Accommodation 10 Albany aud Troy.
D. m Express with sleeping cars Tor ST. Louis,
runng through every day IN the week, also Niagara ta
Buffalo and Toledo. e- $500, =.
OO D. NJ Express with sleeping-caTs to Syracuse and to
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting Sunday.
9 D. m, Express daily, with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo Detroit and Chicago
p n Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Troy.
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green 2j2 and 4l3 Broad
way Wcstcotts Express Offices, Park place ana $50
and gl2 Broadway, NewYork, and 1888 Mashlngton,st,
Brooklyn. j. NJ. TOUCEY, Gen. sup't c. Is. AEEhEK
Gem
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ynstruciion.
Both Sexes-Country.
NORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTI-


TORT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INSTl-
il TUTE.-New and superb brick buildings. heated win
steam handsOmest and best appointed BOARDING Sei'
ladies and gentlemen In tue state; college prelt
tory business studies and three years graduating coui
500 S265 per year everything. Twenty-hth year
Sept IL Address Jos Il. KING D.. Fort Edward n \.
HALF STUDY during the long summer va
Il cation at ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyackon the. II ut
SON. pleasant Summer Homo for scholars Bathins.
mountain ramblcs excursions under safe supervlsioh
w Ii. ban MS TER, 4. NJ. Principal
Miscellaneous
FOREIGN TRAVEL.-A Yale graduate. for
Il several years superintendent OF schools experienced
will act guide and companion 10 one or
persons trp 20 England aud The Con
tnent Address X. SPAULDlNG, Montciair. N j.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN will find prospeciuses OF the BEST either
In city or country 10 1900 800 80. ,,,,,, ,,r.,rr,
designed parents in selecting schools New edition
will be ready In June Office FREE by mail &c. for post
age special catalogues OF the beat schools furnished
GRATIS. Information concerning schools freely gwen -
parents and guardians o , . ,,,,,.,,
Domestic Building broadway and lith-st New-N York
DEV. JNO. II. CONVERSE Harvard 80
fits boys for college at Bristol X l. send for circular
VNIIE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
487 tthave. Glasses AMI private instruction Address
Mrs ANNA RANDALL-DIEHI+ Principal
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express trains daily Sundays excepted 70 Boston at
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NUION LINE.
UNITED srATEs MAIL STEAMERS.

EUION LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QIEEN-ION& AID LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier p. -. r., f'pt ni kng-st.
ARIZONA. Tuesday, June b. o.
AB1 -SlNIA Ic'dF' hic ~ d ~
tuesday july 1,
A.
~ Thee steamers are bd OF iton, 10 "dtr2h iart
ntHts. furnished with requisite 10 make the
the Atlantic 10th aud agreeable having
bathroom smoking drawing piano ami library;
also experienced surgeon stcWGuess AMI each
The staerOOms al upper dccK. thus inSur.ng
those greatest OF all Nurts at scd perfect ventilation and
llght.
CABIS PASSAGE according siarIoom, $50, $50 and
800. INIIRM EDlhIF, 81 ~IEEIAGt Al los Iat.-.
OFFICE. 40. 20 BROADWAY.
WILLIAMS & GUION.
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gngtrnctlou.
For Boys and Young Men-cisy.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination of several classes Tor
Will begin MONDAY, May 20 at $3.50 A. IN $1,000
Candidates for the degree of Master OF Ates anu :, "
June X and following days -, -
The examination OF candidates for al MISSION wi" ''s '
WEDNESDAY, June I, at $3.50 m
SCHOOL OF MINES.
ANNA, o: classes will begin on MON
DAY, May %. at l0a M i, A.
candidates for admission 70 any Oh t'e
CIV ,eguar courses viz. Mining Engineering clVil Eli
,nortnr Anslyticu and Applied Chemistry Geology.
MetaI,urgy Architecture will begin Oh FRIDAY June
at $50 III.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" BITWEEN NEW-NOKK AND IiANRE.
Pier of Company No. ~ North River foot OF MortOnst
The pasen by this lin" avoid both transit by English
raj WY amd The dscomfprs OF crossing the Channel in
small bOat.
FtAECl Pcrier Ilsut IiN e.. Weincs lay June H.
IAIsRA DOR. JOnci1. Wednr~iay Jane H.
Iclaplaur d.
LOUIS Dl BlBIAN, No. Bowling Gle ~.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The annual examination Of students OF the school VIII
begin on MONDAY, May ~. l0a. m.
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Ocean Steamers

A NCHOR LINE Us. NAIL STEAMERS.
IA NETWORK AM GLASGOW
From Pier No - North River Ncw.York-
l. J.. .
Ethiopia p II IL IN. Furlcssia July 3, II 10
Rates 81 pa-sIgetD
GLASGOW, LtVERPOO .BELFASGJr LON DONDERRG
Cabin 5000 $50 tx ursiJl tets az reduced rtts&
SecOndC Cabin $40 outward, f3S prcpuL SO
For Book OF TOurs in scotland Eatcs Plans Nc apply ID
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Bowling Green
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W
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT, AND TIE FAo TEST TIM. CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Iralns leave Newlork via Dcsbrosses and Cort
landt -urets FrrTtesus follows Wv
$50 40. >, $50 40 Linncd IL M, 800 3iO f. o
Z, <. p. AMI II night. sunday, 80 and IO
m, D. 6 I, ) ana y. H., ana T. night
Express trains leave NcRl0Ik daily except sunday,
ami y. m. running through via Trenton and Camden
Returning trains leave Broad street station, Phiadelpha
1901. 315 30 20. $50, 49, $50, $50 and a mn
Limited Express l.3O p M l. 3 4, D. T. $50, 100 \ and
$50 y. ON sunday, l2Ol 300. 80 $40 $50 a. m A.
30 755, 4. 20 /. VA. Leave Philadelphia via cam
den, a. IA. and 4.3O T. daily. except sunday.
Ticket Onioes $40 and 94i broadway AstOr House and
foot and COrtlaLdss Court st and Brook
lyn station foot OF Fuiton-st, BROOKLYN; Mo-. III
IlB HudsOnst HOboken station Jersey CIV Eu
igrant Ticket once. ; Battery. place.
The YORK Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hotels aud Residences
FRANK THOMSON, j. II. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Aver
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY Leave
daily Except saturday at Pier Ai, "
tophersL, connecting with morning
West sunday steamer touches A. Albany.