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Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
NOTICES.
TNAx PAYERs TAKE NUTIOE-OlTY x

TNAX PAYERS TAKE NUTIOE-OITY X
i SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1884
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
City Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
Sixth street between Market and King SIS,
on and after The lst day Of July, ss2 between
the hours Of 8 and IL In the morning, and
from to Q in the afternoon for the purpose OF
receiving taxes. On all taxes paid during
the month of July there will be reduction Of
i've cents on every dollar, and all taxes paid
on or after the first day Of August, including
the first Tuesday Of september, shall be
payable without o reduction or addition as
Aforesaid, and ell taxes unp aid on the d. y
next, after the first Tuesday in September
shall be increased by the addition Of s per
oentum on the amount thereof
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Of Northern District, including all
North Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Of Southern District, including all
South Of Sixth street. iyl3u
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

lcSEUnND GRAND SALE OF a.
ID Kentucky driving and saddle 10y
horses at Wilmington, Del, Thursday. Aug,
10, 1852. The undersigned will sell at Pub
lie Sale on the above day ut the stable OF X.
Gibson, 10 head Of Kentucky horses.
Pr. Brown mares. 16 hands high, o:yrs.
old, closely matched, hne style AND action,
and fearless Of steam. / Pr. sOrrel horses, ID
hands, Q years old, fine style and No road
team. No. 8 black horse yrs. old l69:hands,
excellent single and double driver aud very
stylish. No. o black horse years old, lbA
hands, tino road and saddle horSe. No. =
Black mare years old, lbz hsnds. .tine style
and ection. and good mover. No Bay
horse lsM hands, years OLD, promises 70
trot last, very stylish, and we'll broken. The
balnn 80 are all young, well broken, with
good style and action. The above horses
have cen selected with great care, and are
pronounced by some Of the best Judges to be
one Of tho finest car loads Of horses ever
brought 70 this market. These horses will
be SOC and will be guaranteed As represent
ed. Sale 10 commence at l o'clock, whom
conditions will be made known.
ANDREWS TO @NSEND,
L. W. Stidham Il Son. Auct's. au7.2t
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
NO.IUE.

X. M. Brooks, q q director Of the Wait
ers' Union Association, do make it known
that this association Is prepared to serve
tea Carties, banQuets. Wedding Receptions,
Private or Public, In first class style. Orders
may be left at 1888 Walnut street, with X. M.
Brooks, or at the clayton House with the as
ststant Director, g. H. Bowyer. Orders will
be promptly filled charges reasonable. The
Waters Union Ass citation. y. L. Anderson,
President. ie29-3m
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

SIdlAo IliC WOFAlaS Vi Our
system.
All staple black dress
goods arr here, and the re-
mains of summer specialties.
Grenadines of great variety
far below value.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next outer circle, south entrance to main
building.
Cloth dresses, mostly Of
dark colors, are being made
in a pumber of styles from Sc
to $40. They are ready
made and made to measure
at the same price now, when
dress making is dull. They
are designed for travelling
and the mountains.
Summer wrappers ar e
very low. White dresses
are but few; and are very
low. Glngham, chintz and
otherpriat dresses are eplenty
yet, but fast going at low
prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1901 and lSOs. Chestnut, first and second
fONs.
The quickest shawis to go
to day will be cashmere at
S2.5o; cardinal, light blue
and cream; c c.lmped fringes.
JOIN wANAMAKER.
1908 Ohes tnut.
Fans have surprised every
body this year bytheir cheap
ness;especially Japanese fans
o f not very pronounced
styles. Everybody has be-
come accustomed to The |
wonderful amount Of value
for the money in Asiatic
goods; but the fans Of this
year, for some reason, sur-
pass all former exhibitions in
this respect.
Naturally these fans have
d the prices OF others.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Second circle, northeast from center.
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French Quotations aud Pro-
verbs.
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l Handy Classical Dictionary.
bible Truths with Shakspearian Paral-
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letter and otherwise, persons
of every degree of rank. Thir-
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he Tourists French PronouncingI
Handbook for the use of trav-
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easons Why We Believe the Bible (;
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Dictionary of Daily Blunders, cor.
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Dictionary of English Proverbs.
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and English Quotations are bound
together, entitled Reference Hand
book of Quotations.
Any book got. :
JOHN WANAMAKER. r
irteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER. "
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
hAINGToE HAY AND STRAW
MARKET
14A!LTH \ rs WEALIH

@ So.N,st' Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
Sps yU.ac lor Hysteria, Ilizzi ness. Don.
Low saitESoS ~ % Headache, Mental DepreS.
Scy TUroM, memory. Spormatorr hma. I'm.
ASe cSnOniIntary EmmisEiOns Permature
N tnSSSoOa tS1Oa Dy over exertion, self abuse ,
j ana ~. .ence, which leads to misery.
Each0 h0stn' s' ono box will cure recent
Ons SN SOI contains one mo this treat.
b; AN, AN qhOiiar o box, six boxes for Ave
va Sry "y mail prepaid on receipt Of
with ithsSaLSantee saHS six boxes 10 cure any
! AeComSNSaU SSUn y order resolved by us for eix
he puTrSa puTSSSnied ne, with ave collars, we viii
! The mset moDaS our written guarantee TO
q Cure lucy II the treatment does not
ntoth' n TrusEantees issued only by N.
J, WlImins.ssglst, Uor. aud o nd Market
s'on, Del.-Sole agents.
rov2b-d&W
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

torer, Il tSs GREAT NERVE RE
elssaseS' 'as In Wonder Of the aSe 4 for All al
''' fhilads[phiS, Pa. ''~u
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
MEAT STORE.

The Meat store occupied by ReO.ge Reed,
No. 6l1 King street, generally known as the
delaware Market" will be opened by the
subscriber on Monday next. with irst-clAss
meats Of all kinds. The citizens generally
are invited to call. Prices moderate, and
aatisfactiOD guaranteed. Bassets delivered
to any part Of the city without additional
charge ALBERT RICHARDSON au8 tt
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
TWO TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
CAPEMAY.

The steamer Susie
A. MoOal" will con-
noct daily with Steam mA7A
Or "Republicn for Cape LS%HSN -
May. Leaves Whining ~
ton at Q. m. Sundays
8.s0.) Fare el.00, Sundays Is cents. Time
table, leave Wilmington for FOnnsgroVe at
8 Q. m, 2 and 0 p. NJ; leave PsnnsgFovs at
and 10 q. m. and p. m. matt
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
|OREAM.

O"EAM,
%, apS nj years followed the ice crsam
ements tD Ia .D, made all the necessary
lltsrated y ~ SSnpply customers with pure
10 SupnIvtC tCe cream. Special attention
.lous aua asSS aSs weddings, picnic parties.
N flled WI Do promptly and aatis.
tlonery chaino nlso on hand q full line az
pal viii insuCve ive Iruitt etS. Give me \
'east corner q, SvHARLES KYLE,
q " W and SS Second Street
mott
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
FOR RENT,

uoR RENT-A GOOD SIZE oFBIOE AT
y Eleventh and King streets. apply on
th9 premises. Au7.st*
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
Al
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA,
T,,aoI.

Strangers passing through
the city may find here a con-
venient place to leave hand
luggage on check, while
they 60 about town; also a
resting room; and they are
welcomed as sight seers, and
provided with guides or they
may walk about alone, as
they may prefer. Lest this
be construed as a 6evice to
sell goods, we state particu-
larly that our design is sim.
ply to keep the great public
as fully informed of our pro
gress as we can.
We are now in the midst
of the most idle season we
ever had. A large part of
our employees are away on
vacation. There is all the
better opportunity to see the
place and the methods of
business; especially to under
stand the working Of our
system.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

RVOR RENT-HOUSE, s27 ". SEVENTH
II st. Kent taken in board. Apply in the
evening TO $40 ShipIey street. au6-St
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

s1TE-THREE STOkY BRIOK
oSSvsIIing S No. 7O4 W. 9Th g.. contain; cont aIs
eight with hot Ss0d s1S orSSS SUIq ana csn abe Be-
bought riga" ". SCOTT VERNON,
RKPUHLIoAN Ot1co.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
nor SALE.

NOE vA5TAsaLE M16d4sa containing RAEm lS y
u bIshd bIsi"Sd New two story six-roomed
sores Sa,s o. s sss in the city. ]. A. MCOAULLEY,
~ MARKET ct. J0"
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Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

All staple black dress
goods arr here, and the re-
mains of summer specialties.
Grenadines Of great variety
far below value.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08
ZOE nALn
nflR SALE.

,v-.u COWS D. SPRINGERS.
4 nhsc ssys constantly on hand frSsn
COWS and sPn1Fon Jr., and ct Private sale at
by james sr Newport, Uel., which VIII
NJ place so neo a. can be purchased anywhere
oil o; I;SSse.SdsSW-l Sedsl LIN. FLlNN,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-08

SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGT8TS0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09
g4QcrIct.

= Soc SO. Garter, Yud1nlter in Ser
@eneral>9 lge1tur beru Sritti6 2(nterican SSl1
~iurorce So" lit nit SinterlniIu1g eil1eS
0cfiSitS BON ettpa $1,000 perbuftet.
Die 9Sittpc beS ~erntor0cten @rdiiba1z
ten, Grau 9ucretia Sc. 0arftclO, fat benz
0ircftortum Der gSelte4arfS iDreu 0atf
bofilr Qt5geiprodct, bob Der Gentral@Earf
Dem NnDentcn DcS BrGII0ctten Sit G9ren III
@arfielo> 4Sarf un8etalit lit.
= MeDer Oiarcuie, frit9er eirt anoeIe6e1
Ter Suufmanll, aber olrd) S0idlalsldlG9c
berllntergefDHlmc1 ltnO 81 itol5, Die unter>
ftiibung leiner poll i~itiirten Gertpallbten
an,lne0nlell, erld)oB itb am 0ienitagO ior7
oen inn 2incoln1QQrt, tDctl DaS Qebcll fir
i'm feil1ell 0teis ulcDr bate.
Nm Mittipod 1tn0 0onnerltag borioer
gSode faio bier Die Sa6ccS@8 Ser ammllrng
bcS Sl(inoiicr QeiNctbtit0tt zGereins itatt,
Die nit cincm fibelcn 0antct i6loB. Ser
8eretl mG0ltc Die fol9ellDen 8caIlten fir
DaS louferoc Sabr: @jso. 8. Whtrp6D BON
Gutrcp, GrGitpe1t; S. 4ulmcr bon Glgir!,
gGtuiam Sritb bon &ortfotee, g.. IS. Sare
ter DDn 9tDdeilc NIB .. NaltDcr bon SauD>
MIDI, Gise 8rGlioenten; 81. 9. 4Scrrtgo,
SetretGr, nno 81. 8. STUB, S0abn1eiiter.
9ie ftdbtil6en Eelcgrop6ene 2eitungen
6obeu iebt ld)on cine &dnge BON meDr ais
500 Wleilcn. 9aS gpIi3ei19uorln GYitem
tpirb nod por 9lbloltf beS 6crblteS ii6er Die
oanse Sibipeiticite alsge6eDnt iper6en.
Gin %prominclter bieiiocr Nrditeft Der>
onidllaQt ben SauiOcrtb Ser augenblidli0
in GGito8o lclbit I'M 0an8e befiloli1en
g}cubnutel1, tueLde olle &laIlen Bpm Oebdu7
Sen unfaI1en, auf $4,000, 900, unb Den Der
gtcu6altcn in ben @orltdoten, mctltclts
WoGn9duIer, auf nt6t lpeniger ais 2 IRtls
liOnen 0oQ0rs.
Geore GcopiIe, Der S6pager ult6
Gsrt6eioi0tr beS 8rGliocnten : Ot0rocrs
Ouitenu, bat baS GoitltDe 0crt0t eriltc1t,
ben @eitc51 ;3ult01b ~lcilter @attilt ST. ullz
tcriurber1. Gr bate fcin @cIo I'M bic @ez
ridtsfolten 5u besablsn ulto muBte bas SIR
menredt III aniprn6 lle9n1elt. Die Inter
iudung iou arn II. ). 90. itattfinoen.
0te @6icogoer Ncaoemie bom0opat6is
i6er 9{erste perlangt eim @eieb, ipel6es Die
gpot6cfer s!uingen iol, alle nit Opium
oclnildten NrSencien permittelit elmer Der
SlaiGe oufSutlcbcnosn etiquette ais
aSpium baltig unb gefd1rliG" 81 beSeidz
nc1. Die Ntitglieoer Der Gcaoemie batter
ben @cbrau@ opiumbaltiGsr 0tiGtureit, tpis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09
StaOt GbrcaQo.

@err @enr0 &iiGer4, GcrrefSnts
Sctt 1tto 3cifcttScr Ser SSGinui8
StGatS3eitast9g, bci&tGjt gc0cutp8r=
ftg 1&t1ferc 2a~Gpuue1.te1 It, gSaT3=
tt9tom Ser., Src8otss Gsomtamo,
SoaDoc ttao @rittlD Gptumota.
1ttsfcr &etfestocr tttas Gneeefpos=
Sctt serr Sof. 9apfcntGaf ocSaeGt
9c9ctWGrft9 ttttfcrc &soGa&se1atc,t
TT WStMottrt TITO &arfnS+
1tatfer 8ctFcnSe: Scrr Gcutcr Des
1aNt 9e0crtr0rtte ;t4tfcrc gS6om=
ttetttcm iun Staotc 51iapts.
e9y- 1tttfcr gaetfeAocr, seer Ssrtt,
Sd1lottcr, bcittGtt a~c0ct.tu6rfio9 ustz
lcrc 9lbcttttctafcGt Ia OCT 8roOius
DtstGtto, Canada.
gtidt eill ipirituoienGalttoes GetrQnf. Iouz
bern cine wobre unb superldiIige 6ognliens
Weot5tn ut Grown'S Glen &itters.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09
994tS Scn Worf6Otett.
onfenicm.

GrofeIior Ni9Dtin9all, Der Director Der
6pGi0ule, bilbet it'd nt6t 1pcni9 barouf eir,
6aB lcille g~e6ronltoit BON ben 12 arf BET Silt
noiier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9u5ltelur9 fir
Gdulorbeiten ou9gcie6teu Yreiier nidt lpe=
niger olS II, loIuie beibe ou9eulciren 8reile
boDon octra9en bat. Gett 1878 bat bic 6od=
1Gule auf perl6iebenem QuSiteIur9en 43
Gbren : Giplome unb iiber 5000 in @elo=
Freilen errlll9en.
Wtittpo0 9{oGmitta9 farb cine perta9te
Ecrlaumlultg be5 WemeinoeratbS TAFT, III
meldcr 3teGnun9en sum Setra9 Don $l0S6
5ur 3o9lun9 argcDteien murber. Die
Gteuernntloge fir Htitcoln YorfzS erbeliez
ritrt9en mIrDe Qnf $4,000 felt9eleet. !0err
cago & Gponitou 9'obn lei gcusi9t, nit ben
&iirgern Don yafe Giep eir 3ufrieDenitelleltz
bes lte6ereilfonmen 81 t"reften binli6tli6 beS
nod i'll iyr0ge 1tceetoen 9SegeredteS, unO
omar, lobalb bic Ncrlnel1er bic 9enoue Clinic
Der Bo9n brrd Safe Gien ~felt9elteut bitten.
Sine lDeitere Selpre0un9 Oieler Nngelc9elt=
belt lDnrOe bis 5lm n0Gltel Siei1ltd9 per-
1doDeu.
SSn Der 9e6be Der Citation Sumn1erbale in
2ateoieip neutrality-suspicious. arf benz 8es
letle Der %. Is. Gohn einc 6rant, Die nit SEobs
leltlantneln bel9dftiSt mar, pcu eillem Hdildz
9ier5l9e iiberIabren uto eltpftn9 10 idpere
SelttplulYell uub It Jug uuluNl t9lCu N0eti
oltfgab. Die 8obte 1plroe ais Die 25iGbrige
Doris Sonlon e%rfannt, berer Wtann liz Gate
&ielp moDut. Die 2ctGcniGou bes GoronerS
er9a5, baB Der 2ocomotiDfiibrcr 5citi9 gcuu9
Die 0ornitngspfcife ert6ncr lieB lro niGt int
Gtolbe mar, ben l3u9. Der iebr i6neu flibr,
SIT b~reutlen. NoS 1trtbeil Der SSllrp ldltete,
baB 9iiemanb tiir ben &oo bet 0rau perdnts
lportlit Jet.
Cummings.
3rpei Qelltc, wel9e beim Reini9en ber &eiz
lei in Der rGollimet Sron oito Steel Go" be-
i0Gitigt lporel ,lpurbehG olttag burb otellH-
poriiDtt9feit iDrer Wtit0rbeitcr ldllntm per-
bronltt. Die Is Gartpffciiel ii1tb nGmIt0 ale
nit einem ein;i9en 9drnptzEelerpol perblll!=
ben. Grei Der &eiiel lplroelt 9ebeiit, aber Die
Mrbeiter perlGitnteu Die Selttile noG ben itbrl.
gen 5l i6tieBen, 10 baB biele lid ebentouS
init 9ollpf iiluteil uno bic i'll oelllelben Be-
finbli0en iiber ulto iiber uerbrilbt lpltroet.
Yatrid Wtartiu Iol lebenS9eldbrli1, lell1 Oes
nolle mix lei1ter perlest lelll.
pullman.
Die Union : Giier9ieBerei unb EiGtntdt
Go9enroo 6abrit BEL Yullnan nobt ii0 l9rer
8olIenouu9. G6on bel6Gitt9t Die @eleu:
i6oft etiua 1000 4rbeiter lrIlO iuirO, lobalo
9aes gum getrieb fertiS 1T, nod ioeitere 200
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-09
Cummings.

Die Union : GiiergieBerei unb ElD!ntd!t
Mo9enroos 6obrit BEL BnIlnan nobt it9 tbrer
idoft etluo 1000 @rbeiter 1lilb ipirb, lobalo
MQes slm 8etrieb fertia 1T, nod l0eitere 200
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-28

me from my seat by force and place an
other IN II. Whenever YOU look at him
you will be reminded OF this days outrage,
and II conscience be not canker In yeur
breast, In the stiffness OF night 1t viii
haunt YOU with the recollection That truth,
Justice, and law were inundated, and that
you were the high priests that OBLIGATED at
the unboly sacrifice" [Applause on the
Democratic side-]
Mr.. DE Mott, Of Indiana, closed the days
debate with an argument in fayor OF
Lynch's chin 10 the seat, and then the mat
ter went over. The previous question will
probably lie called ut 2 O'Clock tomorrow.
The Speaker laid before the House mes
sage from the President respecting the out
lawry In Arizona. After brief speech by
Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, relative to the I'M
portance Of immediate action, the message
was referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs, with leave to report at any time.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-28
DIR. C. W. BENS0N'S
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS.

They have been tested time and time again, and
always with satisfactory results. This preparation
Just meets the necessities Of the Let me state
lust what my Pills made TO cure, and what they
have cured and ioH cure-NeuraIela, Nervousness,
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspepiic
Headache, slecpessncss, Paralysis, and Dyspepsia.
These diseases are all nervous diseases. Nervous
ness embraces nervous weakness, irritaton de-
spondency, melancholy, and restless, dissatisfied,
miserable state Of mind and body Undesirable.
These are some Of the symptoms of nervousness.
Now, TO DC be fully restored 10 health and happi-
ness Is priceless boon, and yet for so cents you
can satisfy yourself that there is cure for you
and FOR 50, at the very furthest, that can be
fully secured These Pills are all that they rep
resented 10 be, and guaranteed TO give satsfac-
ton If used as directed, and tciu cure any case.
Sold by all druggists. Price, soc. box. De-
pot, / 06 north Euiaw street. Baltimore, Md. BY
mail, two boxes for ST. or six boxes for $3.50,
TO any address.
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c,,tf,Acn


CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally higher
sl.38al.40 cash. i 40 April. si.2O%61sf .2gs.
7i4@711c. cash, 7l4c. April. 7IEee71xc. May.
5lkc. May. Lard steady aud In good demand at
and In fair demand; shoulders. $3.50; short rib.
tl0,3O; short clear, $1,000. Whiskey steady at
s1.19.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, April 27.-Flour quiet and un-
changed fair demand. Wheat unsettled and
lower: No. soft. cash and April. s1.3l May,
t.3O4. Corn stronger; No. 2, Tie. bid for new
Milwaukee. Oats higher; No. 2, 47.5m4sc. Pro-
visions lower. Mess pork, $3.50 cash and May.
Lard-Prfme steam. f11 cash aud May: si1 10
June. Hogs quiet and lower at t6.756lx7.25.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. April 27.-Cotton-Net receipts,
none: gross. none. Futures closed dull sales,
10000 bales: April, fi2.29nt12.30 May,
fl2.Zydfl2.30; June, s1212dsl2.44; July,
tl2;5B@Sl2.57: August, f12.70m4l2.71; sep
tember, sl2.32mSl2,33; October. f1170M
fll.7l November, tll.506Si1.52 December,
sll.5o@sl 1852; January, t11.61Mfl 1853.
The Pod's cotton report SAYS: "Futurc deliye-
ries AZ the first Call showed n partial decline of
l-lOo, advanced soon after. and sold at 1880 Il.
VI. 0-lOo 10 7-lO0 above yesterdays closing quo
tations: May at 1921 June, si2.45: July,
slZ.OO; August, Tl2.74. Before and nj the third
call prices recedcd LOO 20 3-lOO; April was
bought az sl22e, May at 1920, July at Sl2.57,
september at 1898.
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For,y-seventh Congress First Session
WASHINGTON, April p, 1882.
gTNATE

SENATE.
The Chair submitted letter from the
Secretary OF War inclosing a communities
ton from James b. Eads, member Of the
MissisSippi-Riyer Commission, dissenting
from portion of the report OF that Com
mission. Referred.
MIR. sherman introduced bill to regu-
late the coinage Of standard silver dollars.
Referred TO the Committee on Finance.
MIR. Blair offered resolution granting
him leave 10 testify i'm the House in the
matter Of the Chili-Peruyian investigation.
Adopted.
The bill to remove the political diSabili-
ties OF DIR. A. Sidney TebbS, amended As
described yesterday, was taken up by a
vote OF % TO %. Messrs. Cameron of Wis
consin, ingalls,. and Sewell voted "Aye"
with the Democrats. The negative vote
was Republican. Mr.. Davis OF Illinois
voted "No." The bill gave rise TO polit-
ical discussion the most animated OF the
session, in which Mr. Edmunds cham
pioned the opposition to the measure, and
opposed an indiscriminatc removal Of dis
abilities from eX-COnfedcrates, and Messrs.
Vest. Garland, MaXey, and Hampton re-
spondcd.
No action was taken, and at 2:I5 o'clock
the Senate again took up the anti-Chinese
/ bill.
The bill went over without action.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent in regard to the so-calIed cowboy dis
turbances in Arizona, hich was read and
referred to NJ judiciary Committee.
The conference report on the post-ofice
appropriation bill was submitted and
adopted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Townsend, OF Ohio, submitted the
! conference report on the bill TO promote
the efficiency Of the life-saying service and
encourage the saving OF life from ship
wreck. The report recommends the adop-
ton OF the Senate amendment, adding q
pensionins feature TO the bill. Ii was
adopted-ayes, 1856; noes, 80. The House
then resumed the consideration OF the con.
icsted-elcction case OF Lynch Us. Chalmers.
Mr. Hammond, Of Georgia, submitted an
exhaustive argument In support Of the
view OF the minority.
Mr.. Lynch, the contestant, aud Mr..
Chalmers, the contestee, successfully adj.
dressed the House in support OF their
claims to the contested seat
In concluding his speech Mr. Chalmers
said:
ali reason and shame have fed TO brutish
beasts, II sacrifice of Democrats Is TO be
made, and am TO be the first victim, then
| say 20 you, 60 ahead You have the
power II you choose TO exercise it, You
viii regret II more than /. You may drive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-28
A Romance of ,ac Cui,eau Trial.

me Washington EceniHg Star publishes
tne following little romance: "During the
"ui'ean trial the newspaper corresponds
ehts and others who made daily visits 10
tue courtroom became much Interested III
ayoung lady with pretty face who sat
during nearly the whole trial beside Mrs.
ocO'llle. II was an oasis OF beauty IN the
desert o. bald heads and unromantic PEN
eii.diiver, Immediately in front OF the
Judges stand. This young lady was the
daughter Of DIR. Rice, OF Mnrton, WIS,
Dir. scoyille's family physician, who de-
eiared Guiteau 10 be insane, and became 30
much interested In the proceedings that he
remained here through nearly the whole
trial. DIR. Rice and his daughter May stop
ped at the fremont House. and there Miss
Rice became acquainted with Mr.. Fred.
C0wie, the son OF Mr.. George Cowie.
Since the trial ended Mr.. Cowie has found
mysterious business that has taken him out
10 Wisconsin once OF twice. On the last
trip, however. he settled the business, and
be returned TO Washington "Wednesday
evening with Dr. Rice's daughter, who
now bears the name OF Cowie."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-28
TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO rng DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Proceedings Yesterday Other
Intcrcstinr Washington News and Gossip--
Death or Ralph Waldo Emmcrson- Double
Lynehinx by Masked Men In Colorado
North Carolina Journalists In Convention
Colored Men OF Georgia In Council-Desth
Of an Eminent Mason In Lyncbbarg, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-28
Troublesome Indians.

SAN Francisco, April IA Tombstone,
Arizona. dispatch says a meeting has been
held by the citizens Of Bonfire, and a CON-
pany OF minute men was organized for the
protection Of the town against the Indians.
The report of the capture of Galeyvile
and the killing OF thirty-fye persons is in
correct. Only one man was killed, and he
was three miles from town. There are
two companies OF troops at Galeyville and
the Indians did not attack the place.