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A VALUABLE ISYENrtox.
Probability OF nm Inventor AZ Last 6e
ting his Reward.

Probability OF an Inventor at Last Get.
ting his Reward.
Special Dispatch TO the lHteilgeHceE
WASHINGTON, January s.-The Commit
tee on Claims has reported iavorably to the
Senate bill to pay A, II. Emery 500, 900
in full ior his clailns on account Of the cost
OF the testing machine invented and built
by him for the United States. In 1873
Congress appropriated So, 900 for improved
machinery for testing American iron and
steel. A board OF Army and Navy officers
was established to supervise the tests and
building OF the machine. Mr. Emery, who
was n civil engineer in New York was d.
reCted to construct n machine ut the Water
town, Mass, arsenal The machine
was completed and accepted in 1870
and he received for the work s3l 500,
the increase OF $500 above the original
contract Price being granted for additional
apparatus connected with the machine.
All accounts agree that the machine is
taultlcss in construction anl perfect in lis
operations. 1T combines the qualities of
power and delicacy to an extent hitherto
unknown" says the report OF the Testing
Board, "and is equally adapted to the test
ing OF the ultimate strength Of IN iron bar
thirty feet long and FIVE inches in diameter
or OF piece Of wire Of the finest size drawn
one inch in length, and is capable of giving
the exact strain OF rupture Of each" Proofs
have been submitted showing that the
actual cost Of the machine was upward oi
Sl29,000, for which tle inventor received
S3l, 800. This does not include
any allowance for the value of the inven.
ton OR OF profit In TACT Congress passed
an act directing the Secretary OF War tc
allow all persons to use the machine fol
testing iron and steel upon the Payment Of 4
suitable fee. The use Of the machine by
the public for nominal fees maniiestly de
prives the claimant from any Considerable
market for the sale Of the MACHINES. II
the last Congress u bill TO pay Mr. Elmer,
$4,000 for his services was reported favor
ably, but not acted upon. Ex-Presidcn
Hayes and ex.Secretary Ramsey advocated
the payment Of the bill. The Senate Com
mittec now recommends S225, 900 as The
amount that should be paid, allowing in
forest at the rate OF six per cent from Jan
uary l, 1880, to the present time.
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BRIEF TELEoRAMs, !,

BROWNSVILLE, Tx, January 1.-Two
iieuteuants of the Fifth Mexican Infantry,
Manuel Valasco and Vicents Cano, yester-
day fought duel with pistols at Chilpan.
anzo. Nalasco shot Cano through the lungs,
killing him instantly.
ST. PAU, January THE complete rec
niger failure, foot up, assets S2l7,36O, liz.
bilities S2l7, 800, the stock being sold.
QuRBEc, January 7.-There were very
heavy snow drifts last night and this morn
| ing they had to be cut through to render
the roads passable.
NEWARK, January 7.-Robt Martin, con
victed OF the murder Of his wife and child
was sentenced to be hanged March I'd.
BosroS, January 7.-Rirhard H. Dana
Jr., died in Rome, Italy, to-day.
NEw YoRx, January 7.--llanIan, oars
man, sailed for Europe to-day,
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY
=rcrA RIIsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.

they would not have done. BY a forced
loan they would have compelled the peo.
pie to have turned their six per cent. in
vestmcnbinto one bearing half that amount
and thus have made their three per cent.
bonds unpopular from the first
We have let this loan down
easily to three and one.halt per cent
and why the same process we will re-
duce II to three per cent. There was no
compnlsion about the first process; there
will be none about this, yet itaCcomplishes
all the Democrats plead for last spring, and
even IL n portion Of them can refuse to vote
for it, they must acknowledge that their
process would have'been exceedingly i'm
practicable lit did not seriously effect The
success OF the loan. And they must further
acknowledge in the end that our method
was the correct one. The truth is that
they are all mad that l, n Republican,
should have introduced three per cent.
bill, and they do not easily recover their
good nature.
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For R0fundfng tho DeSt-A Taik on IIIa
Three Per Cent. BilI.

For R0fundfng tho Bebt-A Talk on His
Three Per Cent. BilI.
Special Dispatch to the lntclligcnccr.
WASHINGTON, January s.-Senator Sher-
man said tonight that he should call up
his three per cent. funding bill tomorrow,
and that he anticipated favorable action
and little opposition. lie stated that he
had understood number Of Senators had
amendments OF various characters to sub
nit to the bill and that he desired there
should be full and free debate upon the
measure before it was passed.
~ know" said he, "that many of my
colleagues desire bond with longer term
to run, but do not believe that it will
meet with favor from the people. OF
course investors would largely favor a long.
timed bond, but the people, I am satisfied,
are opposed to it; and ! am OF the opinion
that three per cent. bond with Longer
period than five years to run would be
extremely difficult to put through tho
House Of Representatives"
In regard to opposition to the measure
Senator Sherman said he did not believe
there would be any, Hc had understood
that there was to be some little opposition
on the part Of the Democrats to bother thC
Republicans and "make them confess the!
had blundered last spring, as Beck termet
1t. "The last, }" said the Senator, I'VE shal
hardly do. We shall show the Democrat
that the blunder was theirs. We shal
show them tha. what We can do as an 0Ie
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TARIFF REVISION.
The Opposition to MorrIII'S Tariff Com
mission Measure,

The Opposition TO MOrrIII'S Tariff Com.
mission Measure,
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelllgruccr
WASHINGTON, January s.-senator Sher.
man will 0ntagonize the Morrill, Tariff
Commission when it is again called up
Regarding his opposition to the bill, the
Senator said tonight: 81 shall vote for the
Morrill, bill, of course, II nothing better
offers, but ! believe the methods proposed
are altogether too slow for the needs OF the
country. II we wait for the report of the
commission it will be six months at the
least before they can take action in the
premises. There are certain portions Of the
tariff that demand immediate attention. l
refer to the sugar and metal schedules. My
experience in the Treasury Department has
given me cognizance OF the weak and un-
just points in our present schedule, and l
have long tried to have the rates on sugar
rearranged. As they stand now they are
constant source OF annoyance to the Treas.
nry Department Take, for example, the
tariff on iron. The conditions have 80
changed since the adoption OF the present
schedule in 1861 that there is constant
clash Of interests. Then the price ofiron was
such thatmCn who broughtin manufactures
oil iron aimed to get specific duty rather
than Gd rdtOrem upon them. Now affairs
are SO changed that the man who would
in those days have tried to bring his cotton
ties as hoop iron is making strenuous
efforts to import his hoop iron as cotton
ties. So it was with steel. Then it was
five cents per pound. Now it can be manu-
factured at $50 per ton. So the duty is
utterly ineongruous. These two matters
should be attended to Mt once. We can
best revise the tariff by taking it in sec.
tons. Ii the testimony OF scientific men
is necessary, let the House Committee on
Ways and Means call them, and in three
months it can do what the Commits
sion would require year to do.
I am strong believer in protective
tariff, but the tariff OF 1851 does not suit
the commerce and manufactures and
markets OF to-day, and the two items Ihave
mentioned demand immediate change. I
am in favor Of putting the whole matter in
the hands OF the Ways and Means Com
mittec at once, for the authority OF the Sen
ate to originate tariff bill, is doubtful"
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CAPITAL NOTES.
Brief Paragraphs OF News and Gossin
of General Intercst.


WASHINGTON, D. G., January 7.-on
motion Of counsel for the Government, the
hearing OF the cases OF sureties for mail
contractors has been POSTPONED until We'd.
nesday next. Bail ranging from SI.5OO 10
$4,000 has been suggested by Colonel
Bliss.
Information has been obtained from re,
liable authority that number Of civil
suits will be instituted soon against several
parties connected with Star Route schemes
TO recover large sums Of money alleged to
have been illegally and improperly OBJ.
tanned from the United States Government.
Most OF these suits will be brought in New
York, as that is the meeting place OF the
parties who will become defendants and
where service can easily be obtained on
them. Very few, il any, suits will be en-.
tered in this city.
John 2. Baur, night manager OF the
American District Telegraph Company. was
shot this morning and seriously Injured At
the Office Of the company by Henry Roth,
aged sixteen, messenger whom he had
previously discharged for disorderly con.
duct.
The President signed an act to legalize
tho election OF the Territorial Legislature OF
New Mexico, held November 20, 1850.
The counsel for Z. A. Boone appeared in
the Police Court this morning, and stateC
that his client was very busy today. il be-
ing the last day for submitting bids for
mail contracts, but he would appear in
court whenever his case was called, There
have been thiFtV.onc Warrants isSuod IN oII
for the arrest OF persons charged with con.
spring to deltaud the Government In The
matter OF mail contracts.
Proposals for star mail service on routes
in nearly all trans.Mississippi territory are
being received Mt the PostoiIice Department
to-day. Over $4,000 bids have been nut in,
andit will require nearly two weeks to
open them.
Ex-Governor 0vcrton, Of the Choctaw
Nation, and others who oppose the bill re.
Gently passed by the Chocataws granting
the right OF way through the Choctaw res
ervation to u railroad, were again at the
Interior Department to-day protesting
against the approval Of that measure, ThcS
allege that the vote on the bill in the Sen
ate oil the Choctaw Council was n tie. and
that the presiding officer stood against It
therefore it was legally defeated.
Postmaster-General Howe said to.la,
that 1t Is n useless waste OF time to appl'
for appointments Under him, as the OK
penses are running beyond the appropria
tons aud next week he will commenc,
making discharges IN order to reduce OK
penses. He has no places to fill now.
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PUERILE POLITICIANS.
FIGHT AGAINST SPEAKER KElFER.
American Statesmen, Like POutIns SehOOl Boys
whsn Crossed In IIumOr, Going About the
Capital Crytag That 'Tstn't Fair, aud That
They're not GOlng to Play Any Mere.
speeIal Dispatch to the InlcllIscncer.

Special Dispatch to the IntcIlgCnCCr
WASHINGTON, January SIT is probable
that several propositions to amend thcrulel
relative TO the manner Of appointing com
mittees, will bc presented to the Houst
within short time. These proposed
amendments will be devised to curtaiI the
absolute power Of the Speaker in the for.
nation Of committees. AS n matter Of fact
the only purpose Of their originators is 10
secure an opportunity to vent their spleen
against Speaker Keifer for his assignment
Of committee places,
While it is hard matter to find iustif,
cation for most OF Mr., Keiter's 8 assignments,
it is still more difficult to comprehend how
grown men in the highest Legislative body
Of the land can publicly complain like
small boys that the butter is not thickly
enough spread on their big slice Of bread,
There are many Republican members who
publicly express their approval Of Mr..
orth's recent attack upon the Speaker. To
those familiar with the Speakership fight,
however, the animus of the complaint is
more apparent, and the gentleman from
Indiana receives but little sympathy. Orth
and Keller had their headquarters side by
in the Ebbett House. The former had the
eight votes OF the Indiana delegation, and
II was understood, SO friends Of both par.
ties said ut the time, that when Orth be.
came convinced that he could not be
elected, lndiana's vote was to be cast
for Keifer. From the beginning it
was plain that the contest was between
lliscock and Keller, and.that Orth would
be the last OF the outside candidates to be
chosen as n compromise. Mr.. Hiscock,
with his earnest backing on the 10th ballot,
being convinced Of the impossibility OF his
election advised his friends to vote for
Keifer, thus securing his election without
further delay. Mr.. Orth at this time WIS
hngging 10 himself his eight votes. His
claims for committee favors, so lar as ser
vices rendered in the election are concern
ed, were considered by the Speakers
friends as rather indefinite. 1t is Of course
impossible to cripple or restrict the powers
Of the Speaker so far as the appointment Of
committees is concerned, and the sore
heads, upon reflection, will probably see
that it is not diplomacy to engendcr Mr..
Keifersill will by criticising his appoint
r,,nnLa
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The Counting IIrcak In tho South,

Congressman Ellis, Of Louisiana, is
another Southern Democrat who is pre-
pairing TO attend the funeral Of the Demo-
c,,,;c Marty Hc saws.
. rt,a E'.,o,,a,;, ,"r.,, :. ,,,;,, ,.,onoft,
=, Ane nt.noc!"'i ;" ,"aH Is "yIHs nA. .n;,hnH.
VI Illul'y ai.u '''In';.o. !" ~ Is "isnUu! nm.
mth OF measures: e. ~ % ilot hstseu Sl aly
oicY' % III tIe S!aes N; ~ tnc Sou'H MI ~ 10
"s.ms stoiHnu, i "s'nm sLa ~ gohc: hnsre Sn
"e st4Ne ieSts iot os.er @ ,::1t sGa!es. ~ y Hs-
,Mp'rH "tIa otoEcH i"to atvtssois G an" I.: 1ae-
S.onS VI nearly every o3utherG S.a!e; ats
mS' praying lor, M II 'tle eouth ptea1Ss .k >
W., ''e neM9sranc t! s party is q thlns Oh the
.s,. s% tn n, ths Sateata cttyI-Louistana . aha
s",.LI NS% Nt.eansLior slN Or elsnt years past
%If "S coN T'lont Nn SS mS's, ,; nEhs or prlnSiii
pieS, ina,, could E @e elected, provided he could
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MotnI nnhho.r

CmcAGo, January 7.-Another sensation.
al robbery is reported from the Brevoort
House, where Mr.. Reese, of Colorado, re.
Gently lost S, 600. A check for 81, ,067 and
n watch and chain were stolen from the
room OF II. D. NIcDuHy, Michigan cattle
man, on Thursday night. The check was
issued from the stock yards, by the firm oi
McCurdy, Beveridgo & Company, and
numbered q, ,I97, 1twas made payable tc
the Third National bank, Of New York
AL the circumstances arc very mysterious
and the opinion Of those in position L
know is that the perpetrator OF both crlmei
is an inmate Of the hotel,
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..--..i., \, wnshlngton lall satur.

,.irg at Washington Hall satur
;Jt 10 take steps looking to reform
"a, a., ,'n DI management Of the Water Work
,n,' ~ u, @trty well attended. Itwas not knowr
NI .a ~" ,hc afternoon that the hall could b'
uD1' ,nJ this may have kept some people
% NV, ' I, WIS, however, D large meeting
ava sSI;, y, GOOD representative character. And
anu 'i;Iop il was a harmonious meeting.
~ ~ ' n,c.pu seemed TO be in accord in
,,I "n n ,he dcslnbility OF some radical
,, 't,n,. in the management Of the Works
TG",S Tr",o wns. therefore, no dissenting voice
i"l', Mo oJ,r,ion Of the preamble and reso-
,,,,t"as 'o" which are printed in another col
n ,a,,0 These resolutions look to the selec-
Wv, "',," II , Water Works Commission, after
,,"a ,ha fashion Of the Gas Commission, and
%'v !, vi'I be tie duty Of the Citizens Commit
~. " elected by the meeting, to cooperate
s,h @ ,be Joint Committee Of Council on
LEGISLATION in preparing a plan and pro-
rnripr the necessary legislation at the com.
inc session Of the Legislature.
There were no details discussed at the
Washington Hall meeting. No one us yet
scems to have a matured plan to offer. We
nre,umc the general subject will be fully
!. I'll ho,h in the committee nnd in
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OrIntcrcst to Tobncco Men.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligenCcr.
WAsmScroN, January S.-A bill will be
introduced in the House tomorrow Of great
importance to tobacco manufacturers.
Under the existing law the manufacturer
is compelled to place his name upon each
package Of tobacco manufactured and put
on sale in the market. The bill will pro.
vide for the repeal OF the mandatory sec,
ton of the law, leaving it optional with
the manufacturer to place his name on his
goods or not, as he may elect.
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FoRETGN NEWS.
A Procession That Was Too Demonstra.
tive for n French Sunday.

Pans, January S.-While procession
composed OF three hundred persons was
proceeding to Pere LaChaise Genetery.to-
day, to commemorate the anniversary u
the death Of BIanqui, some OF those in Inc
became objectionably demonstratiye and
the police were Obliged to interfere.
Twenty.three persons were artCsed ,.inclu-
ding louise Michael. A pistol was fired
in the crowd, but without result, and The
procession shortly afterward dispersed.
In the Senatorial elections held 10 day
sixty-iour Republicans and fifteen Consef.
vattves were elected. The Republicans
gained twenty-five seats. The Matt, n
Republican majority will hcnceforth te
impregnable: The Senate being In har.
mony with the Chamber Of Deputies the
revision Of the constitution will not DO
necessary.
vIESSA, January s.--Monday's Rtsus
states, apparently by semi-otIicial authority,
that no European government has taken
any official or confidential step in regard
to the Papal guarantee,
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CIoso the CelI. WnlIc,s Gone.

ALBANY, N. Y, January IA stranger
this evening entered the Jail and gave the
keeper some tobacco to take to prisoner
lie went up to do the GRAND and when bG
returned he found the stranger gone TO.
gether with William Burke, "Billy the
Hid," the notorious bank robber lately
brought here from Cleveland. Sheriff
Houck offers $500 reward for Burke's re-
capture. The stranger unlocked the dool
with false key,
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Accident at keystone Coal Tfppfc-sTfSs
RrOSi's Serious Illness.

Special Dispatch to the mtelllScnccr.
SrEupESvLLE, january S.-This morning
ut an early hour fifteen cars of coal plunged
through the keystone coal tipple opposite
this city, into the river, distance of sixty
feet. The cars were run in on the siding
and the brakcmen were unable to control
the train. Each car contained three hum
drcd bushels OF coal. The river at this
point is about thirty feet deep, and the en-
tire train is submerged. A barge contain.
ing two thousand bushels was completely
wrecked by the descending cars. Loss
about $4,000.
Miss Lizzie Brosi, the young lady we'll
known in this country for her musical tai
ent, and who spent ten years in Europe,
where she achieved reputation on the
stage, is lying very i'll with intammatory
rheumatism, Mt the residence of her uncle,
John Butte, in this city. But little hopes
were entertained to-day for her recovery.
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rhc RohInson Mur,ler Cn.e,

Special Dispatch to the InielligenceE,
CHARLESTON, January s.-A motion for
new trial in the case OF the State against
W. II. Robinson, for the murder OF Town
Marshal Belcher, and who stands convicted
OF murder in the first degree, was overruled
by Judge Guthrie last evening. The case
has been Appealed to the Supreme Court.
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The Pottery nuslncss at steubenvIllc.

uAzeIIe OF saturday.
AT the meeting OF the steubenvilie Pot
terry Directors last night 1t was decided to
increase the capital stock to $4,000 and to
Immediately build two new kitns. This
action is taken for the purpose Of supply
ing the demand for Steubenville ware,
everything made in the past six months
having been sold in advance or up to time
The pottery now runs from eighty TO one
hundred hands and the product averages
about 5000 per month. VIM. D. Donald,
son was reelected President, w. r, II. El-
liott Vice-President and Alfred Day secre-
tary and Treasurer.
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The lLissis.inhf sennfor.hln.

JACKSON, January 7.-General W. F.
Fitzgerald, Of ViGksburg, was declared the
choice Of the Republicans and Indepen.
dents in the Legislature for United States
Senator,
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The sprague pIyoree case.

Providence, January 7.-The sprague
divorce case has been postponed until the
10Th. 1t Is understood that negotiations
are being made for an adjustment,
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TIE political division Of the New York
AssemBly is as follows,
Rep. Dem. Strikers
SruhIc.ar,,-,, t'''a""iV -
House ,.,..... ,..,., ......a'.''''ol u!
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New York hank statement.

The banks now hold $S,3S7,7OO more
than the legal requirements,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

A LADY writes 70 . contemporary -
follows: A wing Tor brushing the smoke
from lamp chinn~ysand the cinders from
the burners u very convenient; they re-
move I'll the grease, and there Will be no
itops standing upon the ch.mncys, like
water on duck's back. aud ~ viii need
no wiping, which h saving Of time; .
eli,mn. y, a. you Ill know, needs 70 much
wiring after one eslmmessces. ! wash
mine eth soap. 70 remove al grease. In
the dish. water; before ] put In my
dishes rinse in the rillaing wats. and al
il done. Soap nsvef has made my CHM
nsys brittle, perhaps IL y Oecs,ise Il /.
removed quickly: ] never have 1ound
that noap made elAss brittle
AnnoxlA n very useful Il clsana
xrntlcuasn's coaa-s,ollas and felt hxta
nicely. Dilute with wateS une-hslf, use
. cloth aams color, rub veil, using ssv
eral clean cloths il very much soiied. A
i.,w drops in sbath water, especially L
hard water, u refreshing and purity ing.
Il cieans glassware, silverware, windows,
pAints and bottles beautifully and easily.
II takes up the grs.ass spots from tie
floors. IL il good for stimuisst b
house-plants; one tenspsn'nful t. ole
GALLON VI water once week. Pit few
drops in . basin Of water, wash your
haif-hrushes in II, and 80 what atis goo
Tor. Il u good i0r catarrhal cold, an.l
stines OF iinectA. InhAie Tor coldA., aud
apply 10 Affected part IN stiDgA
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MANY a ous old read n can recall
ths e).nm cast oveT tile nation by the
death n President HARRISON. He was
tl,s firss President who had died in ollics
His administration hsd endured but
zone little month.
Il vss reporssd that - had been
killed l,y the hordes u politicians who
bssst hin day aud might, clan,or,ng ~.
oSlicsA, His GuccessUr, vics Pr sident
Tyler. va unknown 10 the county, ana,
there we're many fsArs that The Wings
vOuld MI gather ths fruits q their great
political vsct0sy.
Newspaper appeared in mourning
linea. churches and public buildings
were dsaled with emblems II w0s, and
olerRymen prcached funeral discousnes.
Il was : Day 4 g1sst mourning n ths
natiDn.
The report that the roliticians hai,
killed the President bod hasis q lAct
Tie iu,r1tuniiies bad 70 overtAxsd hi
physical p ,vsss that hs w. unAale Il
isssst IN attack d pneumonia
He was a early riaar, aud used b i
20 market The spring ~ cOld ai
stormy. but tie pfszaent wuuM
veae q ovescoat. One morning ~ ~
vet ~ sinCyug, but tE6assd - change
biz clothes Pnspnonia ssissd him ~
Wss6nx.sa IL. ~i<h = ~ houus
anl ssyenpus oGl0e AeekegR I'D q.
1ssblel - I'D saaa Aecu1 ~ 70 III
sinpis ~ - ssEiy Asn = hisplain
- x a s'--.,s = sas. M. 80 ~. . "