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Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
NOTICES.

VTlAX PAYERS TAKE NUTIOE-OITY Il
Il SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1884,
Tho undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
City Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
SiTth street between Market and King sts.,
on and after the 1st day Of July, ss2, between
the hours Of and II In the morninE, and
from to In this 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 oil taxes paid
on or after the first day Of August, including
the first Tuesday Of September, snail he
payable without Q reduction or addition as
aforesaid. and all taxes u1p I'D on the dG y
next, ter the first Tuesday In September
shall be increased by the addition Of per
centum on this amou Nt 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. iyl3d
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
never saw its meaning afore. "
JONES !:

"But I understood that you had
invested your money in business, and
had clever partner, aud that it was
succeeding splendidly."
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
BROWNE:

"And you understood correctly. I
had the money-my partner the brains;
now he has the money, the brains, and
the business, and 1 have the expe-
rience."
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11

M OTIOE-AI4L PERS ms ARE HERE
~ by warned not to allow anyone to con-
tact debt on my accouD' as shall pay no
bi Is uniess ma'e through an order over my
signature. THOMAS -. BEOk EN-,
Bishop OF Wilmington.
WHINE G7oN, August sth, 1882. auS-St
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
STEAMSHIP LIN -.
|HREAr PEDUoTION IN RATES
THE D Ew AND ELEGANT
"STEAMER WILMINGToN.'' y

For Philadelphia, .wmp
calling at Marcus Hook
and 91;1 Chester. hes: IT, leaves sS, dSN
Icy street wharf daily
Sunday included,l at
6.I6 o. m. and Fourth street wharf at o. m.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 8 p, In.,
On and after Monday June 10, fare be.
tween wilmington and Philadelphia, 10 cts.;
return tickets, rs cts., to intermediate points,
10 cts.; return tickets, l5 cts. Boat can be
chartered for moonlight excursions at Low
rates. apl7'u
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
SHE HAD ORDERED

nothing but vegetables, and she was
eating them vigorously, when a little
old lady seated next to her-one of
those busy-bodies ever anxious to be
pleasant-smiled and interrogatively
said:
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11

NTOTICE-DlvIDEND
~ pBFIoR OF THE
WILMINaToM GOAL Gas COMPANY,
WILMINGTON, August l, 1881.
The directors Of the Wilmington Goal Gas
Company have this day declared dividend
Of three dollars per sharC for the past SIX
mon BIS, payable on demand.
WM. p. TAYLOR. Treasurer,
au4 lot No. 800 Ship ey street.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
LEFT AN ORPHAN.

The first Drlsoner out had such a sol
emn air about him that 1t was generally J
supposed he would announce himself
as an undertaken. He was found a.
midnight lying in the middle OF tht
street, and when they got him to the
station he began to sing "John Brown't
Body" and kept it up until they had
to threaten to tie a bootleg over his
mouth. Then he fell tn crying, and
there were tears in his eyes as he was
walked before the court.
"Henry Dayton you are charged with
being drunk last night" began che
court.
"Yes, sir, suppose &c."
"Guilty or not guilty?"
"Forty. five years ago l was left an
orphan" replied the prisoner, as he
buttoned his coat and braced up.
"What has that to do with your De-
ing drunk last night?"
"Left an orphan at the tender age oil
two years, was placed in charge OF an
aunt" continued the prisoner.
"No doubt, but you must plead 70
this charge"
The prisoner looked the audien ce
over, compared his watch with the
clock, and once more remarked:
"Placed In charge of an aunt at the
tender age of two"
"Placed in the work-Eouse for thirty
days." interrupted the court and the
prisoner was taken away.
IT IS RELATED,
of Siebenkessl an eminent German
scholar, that having finished reading
one Of his beautiful inaginlngs
to his wife who appeared to be listening
with bated breath and eyelids cast
down, he closed the book with inward
satisfaction at the completion OF his
labors, only to hear the sharer OF his
joys exclaim;
''My dear, pray don't put your left
stocking to-morrow-I see there's q big
hole in It,"
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
HlviDEND.

NlViDEND'
A Dividend OF ~ cents per share has been
declared by tina mNrageps Of the Wilmington
4 Pniladelphia Turnpike %. Payable on Ot
after the 18th inst, at t. n. +. cor. OF Front
and Orange SITS. JOSEPH HTATNALL
au8-lOt Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
'eRetarian?''

"No," said the other in q quick re-
sponse, Unitarian; I'm from Boston
are you?"
! One Of those grand old Beethoven
laughs without words went round the
table.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11

+. !, SAFE CaEAP-A BAQATELLE
n .HSls Sh or will trade for q double barrel
WM' vSSi', A UOX, 900 W. 10th st. alO.stt
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11

TNOR RENT-ONE TWO STORY BRICK
II house, Sixth street near Union. apply
to M. M. OHILD. SuSot
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
KOR REMT.

(FOR RENT-SEVERAL STALLS In A
Q stable. Apply at stalls and Eighth
81. market house. lyzo-u
Daily Republican., 1882-08-11

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on sundaI
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Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
KEeIsT8R's OHYIoR,

Addrsrs:-lo1b Pine st.. v
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

= Set @elcgenbeit Scr @rGfe78eier
er5dDIte cilltr Der babel oripelenocn Ner5tc
folgenoc fitr 6o3 tiefe Gjentittb lnO boS Lie
6eDplle Oefiibl bcS bcriiDu1ten Sootelt 6dz
raftcriitil6c @eiGtdte. Gt1te5 Cages
ltellte 9ottor s.. Dem RrDfeiiotWrdfe
cute 45aticttilt pDr, Die am grulelt Staar
lit unD bon iDn1 optrtrts ST iuer0cn tDiinldtc.
9fdt) getduer ltltterludlltg rictD 0rGfe Dolt
Der operation ob, Do iid Dcratsitellte, Dap
Die 3rdllfe Iid 1T ettem Dorgcriidtelt Stdz
hium Der Gltngenl6lpinolud)t befalo ltl1o
alter gGaDrl6einGid)feit nad 1tltr nod fltr5e
s3eit ST leben ltro iid) oe5 pteOergei0eltftclt
2ll9enli0tco sit e~rfreuen Ga6en iDilroe.
ytad)Dcnn ft0 Die &rnltfe traltrig e~lltferltt
bate, %pcrlarf GrGfe III eilt loltge5, tiefcS
gtddocnfelt, boS Den Suriidbleibelocn 2tr5t
befrenlDete, iueil eilt berortiGcS Sdiparfe1
gegen Die ionittge 0ctpDDnDeit 0rdfeo mar.
vNorltber iilntcn Sic llD6 no0 2" frd9te ct
ben 9entalclrO pernteur. yS0 oeltfc barber
mad" eltt8egnete@rGfe, ripie meine Wtittter,
tpenrt tie blind ipie Dteje Dame mare, it6
freren tpitrbG por ibrem Spbe nod eiltmal
iDrc &illDer SIT ieDcn; besbalb rperbc i0 Die
&ronfe o%perirell, lpel1l fie olb nur fltr5e
3eit oas @liid gerieBen fam; ie pirb DD1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
semf0cOes, scr Snbe oes @ferSes,

2ht oo5 QGtf6e6en bet 8iiBe iolte man
Oos Qferb l0on pom fritDe1 otter Git ge1
m00ue1l, ba eilt IN bielcr Ge5ic5ung g8i0cr1
icBlidfeit seige1be5 30ier - Jet eS 6ctn1 Sc
i0lQgcn ODER bcinl tGglid)c1 BltBelt, 4ttd)tnur
sllnt Oicnlt0ebraldje mirlDcr tnltgliA, lon>
bern aut6 i6mercr pertdufli0 lit uil0 1T
6ol9e beiien III Nert6 D%erliert. gtt0t lel>
ten aber lit bic 8%cranlnlilng 5t loldcr gSt1
DerlcBli0feit bic llngei0idli0fcit oe5icntz
qel1, tpeldDer Dem 3ferDe Den SUB Gllt0ebet
IoQ, ipeS6alb e9 ulbcoingt ltOtbiDct0tg lit,
buB Scr 9ferbebeltbcr pbcr 9crienigc, iDclz
Gen Dicler ietn 8fero Snr QSartung itbcrz
oiebt, nit Sen 8ortDeilCn p6lltg Dertralt lCt,
ipelGe beiln Nufbe6en zines 45fer0eflBcS Nltz
Slliperoen iirD. 9tt6t itlttn iper0e1 bier
BET BON Dent QfcrDe encouragement per
lanai, Deld)e gan3 gcgcn Die 9t0tltr Der
Yfcrbe ut0 0c0elt Die Ginrt0tlnG Der Sc
lenfe 1tretten IND chen DeBD0lb Dem Ghiere
ll16e6dolt0feit lrllb SOnlcr5 Derltrl ddDtl.
Der Sen fYltB QluFDGlte1oc mus Dor Nlem
bordtf ddDten, onB Der &Gprcr DcS Yfcr0eS
INNER int Wlcjd)getDidt blcibe lln0 o0S
I6icr Dltrdl bic Oef0Dr beS ltnlgetpDrfelt1
tper0elt9 uid)t flrd)tbar genlatht iperDe. VI
n1uB oll0 D0r0ltf icDclt, DAB Die 6ltBe De5
8fer0cS itctS gleidlauiellD init Der G0ngclt>
dd)ie bes 4fCrDcf0rpsr5 geDdltcn iper0elt,
boB belpnDcrS Die OtntCrfitBc 1i0t 5I melt
mad ouSipdrt5 geSerrt iptrbeH, mas rdItellt>
lid Dann 81 geldeDen ptle8t. ipclta pas
9Sftr0 in Ieil1er 1lrrltDe nit altf DEM S00elt
rltben6cn 5lBe bon Dem QIufDalter ipeg5t7
trcttlt lltd)t.
SIT 6ieiern Safe nutB lebterer Ser Setten>
6eipegun9 DcS EftrbeS tol9el1, llldt 01er,
mic cS 0dltfig p%ortomnlt, @clpalt dlttpeltoell
tpDllclt, I'M DQ6 4}ferD iptc0er III cine rlItt9e
Stcllu1g 3uritd5u6ringen, tltocrt er pie
S0il1ter6ettc Dclicl6el1 altSctn01ocr 1pret5t,
9Go6( St beo0tct lit %Terter, DaB be1ol!oerS
elm lcbbofteS 8icro orrb 5t ldnges Nlttpdl>
ten be5 Glt6c5 ni0t miioe pocr ltngeOulotg
oel1ddlt ipcrOe. llc6erDdrpt ntuB itb betl1t
Q(lf6cbelt Set TitBe Ser 98drter itctS 11dd
benz 0fer6e rtd)tel1 ltllD ttdt glaltbel1, Dap
CT btcieS 3"ipiltgen f6nlte, 1id1 nod tbnt 81
ridtcu. Sc 0r0Ber Ser ben SUB Nlttb9l1
teltDc in 0er0leidc 3u Dem Yferbc 1T, De1to
n1ebr ntrti; ct 0lld Qtl9ein0llocritcle1t 1ll0
Gief6oltcn leirer 0eile ftp ml6Qlidit tletlt
at MADDEN iltd6el, ni6t a6er, ipte man OFT
iie6t, ben BferDefuB 10 nett SIT ti0 Dtt1lIf
at stc6e1t. 1pa5 3tpor fit Ser 2(llf6alter be-
oltelller lit, a6er bent Yfcroe G01ter5 per-
ltt1aCDty DdHtlpC pUpulW ultt4'gt.3 "tuu9' or"@
St DISQUALIFICATION DeranlaBt. SIM Na7
"0enlcinen lit Doraui sit ie6c1t, oaB oas Pfero,
che beiicrt BtB feit nit betoet 6allOeIl erz
fdBt ipiro, 81 eitsr natiirli6en Sen9ung per
bctreffclloen OlichmaBen pcronloBtt fperoe;
Sc 6orf DaGer ). 8. ser 6il1terflB nl6t
alei6 pom 8n6en a6 na0 ritftpdrtS Dtll7
~alt99e3ogen merDet, ionOern 6trielbe TT Suz
erft mad poripdrts ullo o1flpdrts gegell pen
8au0 3t beuger, uro erit Oanlr mad ritdz
mdrtS 6i1aus in Sic 66be 5u bringen; penn
6eIielge(enfc lit gleib ndd Dem Btegell Gun
ii6erer Stiibpuntt auf DEM S9ettel pes
~2tlf9alters Sl se6en. 8e5ilgltd hfr Se7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
9SreiS % Gents per @da6tel.
Din hns MnbIifnm.

@s fam feline before Garontie iir beu 8ertb Don Or.
Rubpap's altbesrinoeten 81. 81. u. 6eiImitteln oni9es
pisien peroeu, ais bic elenben nno %nnslolen Ata6obs
muneen o~erieIben. Gs aiebt iowobl iaIibe rSteiolpenls'
ais aud .0e(ieis" mo y4iu5". Sebet @ud por nm
perlonget uur Railways unb ottet barani, oGB Der
9tasIe s~0taopap" ia auf bem eetaulten Art'teI sennos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26

SGIp ~ ~ e. VNNN
sRuBr, DtarrbUe, @boIera Diorbus ober idmer3baItsl
Stubleanq meroen in Is bis 20 Dftnutet turtrt orr9
StoomQp's 0teaop &eItef. Meber 8eritopiun9 nod @nts
siiitbund, meoer S6md6e nod Ntattt9teit perurldbt Der
@ebrau9 pom 81. d. 9eliet.
Gs tpar baS critic rntS tit Od5 eir3ige idrter5s
bertilgenOe MittcL
bds i'm gueenbIide ben qndlen6iten getbeu @irbeIt tbut.
BIZ gntsinpungen bebt unb Gou9etionen betlt, mo9en
is MN an ben Sungen, benz Ota9en, ben @insepeiorn.
ben Iriien ooer anneren SrganeI tDreT Sts baben, be-
etumaliger Gumenoun9.
Sn Gins big ;tDaH3ig Mi1ater,
nie Isbr fe aud ben TBeumotti6en, gettIdserigen.
S9wa6en, Gerfrippelten, Nerpoien, @idttiten ooer
OF Ioniiiaer 6ranfbeit Seioenbeu qudleu mo9e.t, Hdo=
maps 5tea0N 9teIief wiro GusenbItdlt9 9ulfe
ibaTfeH BET
@ntsinoungen Der Nieren, @ntsinbungen
Der BlaIe, @eDGrmz @nt5iinbung, 2ungets
Gongelttonen, 9alsLeiOeI, Nltbnta, 0er3s
flopfen, Oipbterta, b1iterii6en 2InfQlIen,
BrGune, Gatarrb, SufIuen3a, &opitpeb,
3abnjhmerSen. yteural9ia, Gbeumatiss
mus, fnltein uno beiBem Sieber, 0lDners
augen InD Sroltbeulen.
Die anpenonne bes vgfeabD TeIief" an Der ober ben
%Ietbenoen SIeuen wirb oIsbalo beba9lide @rlet9terun9
idafien.
OreiBig bis ied3tg Sropfen bopOu in etnem boGben
Srintelns pou gSafier weroen in r~ueutgen Gugenblt6eu
8rdmpfe, Wta9enidure, SOobrennen, Sopildmcr6en.
8iarrboe, Oplentrp, Rolf, Sldbun9en IN ben Gtn9.'
peiben uno ollie tnuerlihen SdmerSeu hetlen.
Tetienoe ionten INNER cine Tlalde pon &oorag's
.0teaop 9teIiefN bel ii9 tra9en. 2Scnt9e Gropien bapon
in 2Saiier 9etbou beu9en alien Srontbeitcn nno BEN ous
nit pertniipiteu Yetbeu, bic aus benz @ebraude i6Iedten
gSdhers eutipriu9en, Dor. IS lit Elm beiierer Stiuw
Iant ais fran56ii6gt Brandy ooer Sitter5.
GaItes nno btst0es GSteber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-06-26
Rad WAYS
Ne9nltrenOe 9tQe1p.
0oIlfomtnene &nrgau3en, linbernbe gtbfiibrz
Ntittel DirfeH Obne S0msrS itetS 5nOer=
laiiig mo natilrlt6 lit ibrer SperatiOA.
Gin Uesetabiltf6)cS GrfaBmttteG
fit GnloEtcI.

9oufcrnnten pbne iegri6en g~eigeI6mad, elegant nit
Ihbem 9ummi sIairt, p%nr9Iren, re9uitren, retni9eR uno
fdrten.
9tabnap's8tIIen sur Sur aler &routbeiten bes
Yeaqens, Der 9eber, Der 9eodrme, Der Nteren, Der Biaie,
io1pie Iir nerp6ies 8opiroeb, 8eritopiuH9, Snoi9eltioR,
Dispepiie, biliDIe Sultduoe, iieber, Notwithstanding
buno, 6dmorrboioen unb ale oroercn Yeioen beS llnters
Ieibs. gine p~oafontmene Rur garantirt. 9teiu ue9etas
bilii6, feline Spur DON Oeertur, Dttneralten ooer ldaos
Iiden Drosucn.
eg@ Dtan bec6te IoIgenbe Snmptome pom 8rantbei,
len Der 8eroanungsor9ane 8erltoplun9, tnnerltbe 9a'
ntorrbotoen, Slutnaaung mad benz &Dpfe, S1ure i'm
O1agen, ~llebelteit, Soobrenueu, Gtel Dor benz Gier,
Woqenoriden, inures Gufltoben, Sinten ooer Sebeu os
!6erSens, eritidsnbes @eiuD! beim 2te9en, Gebel ooeI
Stlndern Dor ben Auaen, Jie5er unb ouupIe Shmersen
i'm 8opie, ftctenoer Itben, gelbes 4usieben bet Saui
unb Der Nteer, Seitenneder, S6mersen in br Sruit
unb in ben 9liebern, pl0gli9e 9nIuaaungen bon QtgG
Bremen bs Sletides.
Gtntee Dolen pom &obpop's 8tIIen psrben
freteu.
@reiS % Gents per S6a6tel.
8tr wieberbolen, 6ab Der 9eisr uniere Binder nuS
por Auem:
"6aIi1 mto @abr...,
,,RaotnaH iibcr SrritabIe 1tretbra",
vRnoma1 iber ScropbeLn'u
unb an6ere S6riften ii6er Rranfbetten Derl9ieoener Mrt
Sn ben apotbeten 81 boben-
Bran Icic uTGIi6 mto g8abr."
Wtan i9i6e cine Sriefmarts an q abDap & Co.
ST.. 81 Barren, @de Der @bur4 StraBe
0tw gort
!. w gelebrung, Gaufenbe BON Dollars mrtb. pirS
= GHb sugei6idt perocn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09
aEN ERAL Norls

LIrTL Sioux, trotting horse, was sold
at the Council utfs meeting to Mr.. JON
son Of Des Moines, for 81 500.
FouR HUNDRED Mormon proselytes ar
rived at Salt Lake Yesterday, and in three
hours had been dispatched TO their new
homes.
SkvKRAL iron-shors in New York have
conceded the wages demanded. Eight
hundred striking boilermakers have gone
10 work.
Ex SENATOR McDoSALD, OF Indiana,
agrees with Hon. Abram S. Hewitt that
the high tariff is the cause OF the present
strike in the iron-mills.
MAJOR GEORGE y. Bliss, OF Providence.
r. l.. who was last week elected state
senator has become insane from the eI-
element of the ccI test.
JAMES DoIAN, the king of pickpockets,
died Yesterday in Sing Sing prison. OF
heart disease. He was born in New York,
and once served a term in the galleys at
Brest, France.
THK immigration at Castle Garden for
Nav reached the unprecedented total Of
900le, larger number than came to orr
shores in either OF the years of 1876 or
1878.
IHE exchanges al tEenty-nye clearing
houses show a marked decrease in the vol
ume of business, especially at the manu-
featuring centers.
MANAGER MERRILL. of the ST. Paul
road, RS recently trsversed the region be-
tween Chicsgo and Council Bluffs by two
routes. He reports an immense acreage o.
corn, of healthy growth, and has no fears
in regard to our great staples.
CHARLES III. REED went 10 Boston and
applied to Judge Gray. of the supreme
court, for . writ OF habeas corpus for
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09

sA4s the Madison pencerdt The
predicted trikes in the iron industry
Mere generally inangurated i'll accord
anae with tie time schedule, though
there il il faint hope that the evils 70
lloM from them viii be mitigatcd a
some extent hy concessions that Will
insure 4 partial resumption Of business.
AZ iniugruut,d nearly tn 600 men
are thrown ont of employment 10
Oa0 are actual strikers, AMI 10000 are
victims of tne strikers, Who cannot
work because material cannot he oh
tained on account II tile strike. In
cluling tic families If these men,
nearly 100000 mouths are loosing bread
III account ii lhe strike cine of the
most melancholy objects ii the world
il i paralysed manufacturing commu-
nifty. With labor defiant and capital
wasting away in idleness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09
FOREIGN

FROM Dublin comes the ruuar that the
release of All the suspects is near At
hand,
ADDITIONAL men-of-war have been
ordered by the French government to
proceed from Toulon and funis 10 Egypt.
TnE natives 81 Cairo are leaving that
city 10 ayeid signing a petition for the
reinstatement Of the ministry, departure
of the sqnadrons, deposition Of the
khcdive, etc
Russia, Germany, Austria. snd Italy
have instructed Their representatives at
Constantinople that they acqui. see in the
Egyptian policy pursued by England and
France.
THIhrERS students OF the Latin quarter
IN Paris have been committed on charge
OF riot, and many policemen were hurt in
restoring order.
THK bursting of qua on the British
ironc.ad, SwlItsure, when OFF Mxderia.
last week, killed one man and mortalIv
injured four others.
ARABi Bay said to an intsrvie yer that
he cared little for Englands threats or
promises. and European aggression world
be met with his whole strength.
Tug Italian liberal journals appear IN
mourning as a mark of respect 10 Carl
baldi. The act of the French Chamber in
adiourning for the same reason, created
an excellent impression at Rome
SPECIAL services were conducted at the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09

sAys tie Chicago 1rih,at "Politic-
Ill assessments have again begun. \
circular letter has been sent 70 every
person III government employ, say
ing Under the circumstances in
which the country finds itself placed
the committee h,licves you viii esteem
il both 4 privilege and pleasure TO
male contribution which it is hoped
vii nas0e tess than The com
mittee are authorized 10 say that such
voluntary contribution from persons
employed III he s.rvice If the United
States could not be objected 10 in any
official quarter Please make prompt
and favorable response 'o this letter ~
bank cheek, etc. This letter is as of
fensive as i could well have been
made, although il was doubtless ii.
tended to be very polite. 1t violates
an express provision Of the statute,
levies blacSmail, and insults all civil
service resermers in the land. II states
n about SO many words that the dis
graceful scheme meets tho approval Of
the president, and hypooritically offers
indemnity against removal for comply
ing with the assessment To the tens
Of thousands Of earnest men who are
striving to purify the civil service, this
disgraceful resolution is humiliating
surprise. The people had begun to
hope for better things at the source oi
The stream
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09
TELEGRAPH TICKS.
Important and Interesting Items
from the Wires During the Week.
w WASHINGTON

In the star-route cases, Judge Wylie
oyerruled the motion TO quash the indict-
ments in the case Of Turner and Brady.
The friends Of the Lowell bankruptcy
bill are actively at work pushing that
measure to the front.
THE house, Saturday decided the Lowe
Wheeler contested election case hy seat
ing the contestee, Lowe
A CAREFUL canvass of the senate indi-
Gates that the house japanese indemnity
bill will 70 through the upper branch.
SENATOR HoAR introduced in the SEN
ate bill to establish uniform system
Of bankruptcy. 1t is substantially the
amended Lowell bill AZ reported to the
house.
MAJOR WM. H. II BENYAURD has been
assigned for duty at Chicago, to succeed
MAJOR Lydecker IN charge Of the govern
ment works.
lT is estimated that the dec: ease in the
public debt for Nav is about $4,000, 600,
being less than usual, on account Of heavy
pension payments during the month.
A PETITION to the president to appoint
General Francis A. Walker on the tariff
commission has been signed by the'leading
business men Of Beston.
IL the senate, June ., a bill was report
81 by Mr.. Sewell, from the committee on
military affairs, with amendments, for the
relief of Fiiz John Porter
IL the lower house of congress, Mr..
Reed, of Maine, called up for considera-
tion the proposed amendment to the rules
prohibiting dilatory motions on the con-
tested election case. A long discussion
ensled, the leaders on both sides taking
part. The speaker made decision sus-
tanning Mr.. Reeds point of order that
dllatory Iaotions cannot be made to pre-
vent a change of the rules. Mr., Randall
appealed from the decision, and the house,
by yeas $50. nays ., sustained the decision
Of the chair. Mr. Randall presented a
protest. signed by 100 democratic mem
hers. The report Of the committee on
rules was then adopted
Fl is expected that the house naval
committee will have authority to sit dur
lrg the vacation Of congress This will
be made necessary through the intention
Of the administration 10 reorganize the
navy, If congress will only vote the money.
Ii the naval committee il not authorized
10 at during the session ii will be neces-
safy 20 have a special commission ap-
pointed 10 go into the subject Of firon-clads,
the latest sty les in the construction Of
vessels, and the like At best, it will a lrd
very nice summer trip for a number of
statesmen AZ he points TO be visited for
experimental observation are all upon
the seashorc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09

rliE New Work trades unions arc
arranging far Il monster mass-mcetng
10 protest against the now penal code
nf chat state against strikers, which
goes into eitsct next December. The
new code provides for the punishment
II persons, who break their contract
II service or hiring, knowing THAT the
probable consequences will be to en-
danger persons III valuable property,
thus taking cognizancc apparently Of
strikes, rs for example When the
wotkmen u Al iron Furnaces agree to
quit work just is the molten metal is
ready fer casting when eompesitors
nn newspaper withdraw AZ M hour
rnrposely 81 late Is to prevent tile pre-
pacing IF the next days paper and
paen railroad hands step il ! axcd
.,l,ie along tho line at the road, leaving
the cars. passenger. and freight where
ever they may happen ~ he 1T the
mnment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-06-09
typographical Union.
TT sUProRTs THE sTRIKERs.

ST. Louis, June 6.-The International
Typographical Union continued its
session to-day. Reports of the presi-
dent and other officers show the union
to be in. a prosperous condition. The
president states in his report that there
are too many printers outside Of the
union and makes suggestions looking
TO adopting some means to
obviate this and to lessen the facili-
ties now existing for obtaining
labor without regard to the regulation
price. Resolutions were introduced
and referred, indorsing the action of
the iron and steel workers in inaueu-
rating their strike, and declaring it the
duty Of all typographical unions and
wages workers of all classes, to tender
their moral and material support in
maintaining said strike till its OBJ jects
are attained.