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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To rHr DESPATCH PROM ALL rorSr~-

Congressional and Oder Washington Mat
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x PtstAlaelpSlsa and baltimore, ben Ties
nsvs kssa nSsoylsey fyr F-sess r-sgalirv.
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yAcx rANIEz's sTkASGE IJPE-rcHcoi. n
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FsrSy-~sSsu1h CSaxvc~s -Ffrss ses~foe
WAsH1xCToS. June :. Is---

signaling Mr.. Inra'i- g. perform the cufie-
u the chair during tbaf cay wa, h exact
conformity with thu Utter from tine former
presiding officer Thurman IN pursuance
0, which nemoer Eaton tenporzriiy de-
charged the dIfIe- 81 the eaair wIthoV OBJ
jsc1lgn.
sire this ursreden. has been rsgrdsd
A. doubtful authority, tae thaiT Desiring
b. z1lide hi. acfiOu ~ the judgment u tise
ssn4te. would led Obliged ~ deessi0n-
thai would reiiese t.si- important QUESTION
u e. oDyiGn- embarrassment.
yr. Ansh0uy fh0ayht thar = di-cu--
son d the Question would have the efisef
q emphasizing t5c neeessity Tor a letter
regulation = the presidential succes-i9ri,
ft sEar forsrlnrre thaf q naG occurred.
After brief reniaTk. 81 Ne.srs. Garland,
Logan. and sherman. the COMMITTEES Oh
Ruses. OF notion u NJ. Anthony. u1s IN
sfrrletec 70 inquire iuso and report UPON
the question
NJ. Laulan reported fzv0rubly from The
f0uImirise on omar. -gfir1ge. VIII
statement - the views ~ tie majority BE-
IL f1Vor. bi8 fgr az amendmgnf o. iae
Constitution rtving surface b w0men.
Or. Gsorgs presented q minority repogt
on the susiee1.
The 1in We Dklerd on ibe ea.eudzr.
Resolutions we've CGereC and Cero-ec -
o. stated
b Dir. Pend.et0u requesting tae Pre-
sldenr u trarsuil AZ correspondence uCr
here-0s0re eommuu lelred between -L.e -taLe
DEPARTMENT and Tre.e1lt and Nlizer
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
koSvAT. Jane 3. te@z.
ezEKs-F IKsI BuxKp--L.G0c Worth Carsii a.
Ceustrsctiau O. a. eTk zeoo RtcnnIqac Ci'T
g n IIzss s. shares Richmond frsderie&soErv
ard Pstaaszr RsIlruad eonsmSr a. 90.
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Washington
rEF WOOL ES-wCR-YE-n N.Y. APyEAL - rHi
aoEzE ~ vAIg-Nz. p@C&E T-ExEE Wv2
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DEvT % ZIP sTNA-E ExYfATSs BIS Ac~I0s-
TAEr WORDS BETWEEN EEyrBLICAs BETTE
REE-THz LYScHErEG AND HAgziEGSEUag
BILL p PAS Te-HeEznT-TgE sEwP0fC'
SEwE Bill F&ssss THE sENxTE-PEEsgEAf
EEws TrZN--BI-lKFs-
From 0ur Rexuaar Cor-~sporaepLl
WAsREgTDS. June 5.-The other Day
.fslsed thzs tae wo0lien-y0r.fed nsInu.zc-
tarsr. would see2 congregational aid a. az
ea-fy day r. Te-ard o. the reseu' DECISION
- the supreme CoUrt. which IN effect -
duced the tariE on wooiien woreeds from
s. per cenl. o. - per cent. This
wa % account . q clerical error. bar
the Revised statute having been approved
rs Congress. toe error remain a. Av
TO-DAY Mr Eeley. the tar1G leader - the
House. moved o. suspend rhe rules 80 2.
b. eorTect this reduction and maze the
du-r - pe1 eaut.. a. hs-i9re- bur the u0tiD z
va. l0et. u f. stsred .laf s11.9G-0oo bad
Dr. b. refunded hT IL fsoveTuIerf .o ihe
importer. IL eonequeuee p che supreme
Court. decision. The manufacture. -
tae good. in Question dee.aTr thai -lef
c1nuo- c0muere with .ae English with only
q protection - ~ per eeu-., and -h--l --er
bushes silt be ruinsd. They vii uAks
uo.aer e1g-t. bus the yrospe-t q. no 20
cour-gmc.
ErTz1l ZEPrEIf-4E- .0ZzLT ~E-E1.
NJ. O-ear Turner. ~ EeniGcsy. g0t The
noor ro-d-T. and WHEN n moved n su~
pend t1e -u.es ~ o. Or p.1ce t-lc--chli1.
or the free LIST th-rs wl. huzhter ~ tae
Republican side The nl0ciou va. Declared
.a.t "a q r.ro r0cs ard OF a rs-inQ v01e.
When Nr. Turner demanded the AYES and
noe rl-al representative gl The Bepu3l-
ear side immed.ate.r assumed a .e-i9u-
0ok hecau.e % To.e ar1iur tne ro-i9u
W, % Offend ,heir farmer c0n.-itueu--.
TIE motion va. .e.r-aTe-. = noe.. l9e.
the GoVerument Only receive. sl5-9ol
du.v nov ol rrles-eaail,.
PRESIDENT DAVIS EZPLAIv- A-TI9,.
Pre.id L'evis .1-cay c- bis re-u-r frc-
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)TIcE or DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1882-09-21

When the frost is on the punkin and the fodder's
in the shock,
And you hear the kyouck and gobble of the strut.
tin turkey cock,
And the clackin' of the guneys and the cluckin' o
the hens,
And the ROSTERS hallylooper as he tiptoes on the
fence,
0, it's then's the time feler is feeling at his
best,
With the risin' sun to greet him from night OF
gracious rest,
As he leaves the house bareheaded and goes out
to feed the stock.
When the frost is ON the punkin and the folders
in the shock.
There's somepin kndo' hearty like about the at
moSphere,
When the heat of summers over and the coolin'
fall is here
And the humble of the hummin' birds and buzzin'
of the bees;
But the airs so appetzin', and the landscape
through the haze
OF crisp and sunny morning of the early autumn
days.
Is a picture that painter has the colorin' to
mock;
When the frost is on the pumpkin and the folders
in the shock
The husky rusty rustic of the tossols of the corn
And the raspin' Of the tangled leaves as golden as
the morn;
The stubble in the furries kind O. lonesome like,
but still
A-preachin' sermons to of the barns they growed
to fill;
The straw stack in the medder and the reaper in
the shed;
The hosses in their stalls below, the clover over
head;
o it sets my heart a-clikin' like the tckin' of a
clock,
When the frost is on the punkin and the folders
in the shock
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1882-09-21
IRON-MAKING IN GERMANY.
The Extension of Great Industry and
its Future Prospects.
[Galignani's Messenger

[Galignani's Messenger
The causes of the recent activity in tn
Rhenish Westphalian iron trade are enumer
ated by correspondent of the Franktu,te
Zeitung who writes from Hagen. Both tn
iron and coal industries, he writes, is nov
extremely brisk, but he is afraid that th'
eagerness with which prices are being forced
up may cause this activity to be of shor
duration. The progress in the transfer o
the private railways to the government ha.
stimulated the industry a good DEAL as tn.
companies, in view of government purchase
have for years past kept their outlay on re-
newals within as narrow limits as possible
and therefore for some time past the Prus
sian government has been giving out very
large contracts for railway material. There
has also been very considerable increase OF
constructive activity in Germany. The ex.
tension of mining in the coal districts has
resulted in important orders for appliances
hosting apparatus, and so on. The destruc.
tion by fire of old coalpit appliances and
sheds has also increased the demand, as in all
reconstructions Of this nature wood is being
replaced by iron. The improvement of the
loading and transporting arrangements in
the coal districts again has given a consider
able impulse to the iron industry. The ex-
tension of subsidiary railway lines and
tramways has not only resulted in large
orders for metals on which to run, but for
small bridges
While the home demand has thus greatly
increased, producers being able to take full
advantage of the protection afforded by the
import duties, the export trade in large
girders, towing chains, and other iron work
has, of course, remained subject to the fuctu-
ations of the international market and has
derived no advantage from the activity of
the inland markets. The wagon building
industries have been the most benefited by
the large orders given out on account of the
state railways. The proprietors of the roll
ing works have strengthed their position by
combination for the regulation of prices,
while the large pig iron merchants on their
side have made business more difficult for
manufacturers, coming under an agreement
to restrict each dealer to supplying the large
works within certain district limits, thus
preventing competition. 1t has for years
been the subject of complaint that the Ger
man iron masters supply foreign buyers with
railway metals at lower prices than they
charge inland buyers, and this grievance is
now extending to other branches of the
iron trade.
To sum up, the government purchase of
the railways and the coalition of the great
producers are the chief factors in regard to
the present apparent prosperity of the
Rhenish Westphalian iron industry; but the
demand for the home railways will be fully
covered in relatively short time; and with
the considerable additions which are mean
while being made to the producing capacity,
over-production will, sooner or later, again
be apparent in Germany, and renewed de-
preston set in
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1882-09-21
A Blood Diet for the HerbivOra.

London Lancet.
The fact that all animals, even the her
bivOra, are at first nourished on diet of
milk, which must be considered as purely
animal, led NJ. Regnard to suggest that an
animal diet might be employed to advantage
at a subsequent epoch in their history. The
idea is not new, but attempts to verify it,
for instance, feeding horses on meat, raw or
cooked, invariably failed in consequence of
the disgust which this diet occasiOned. 1t
occurred, however, to NJ. Regnard that an
animal substance might be utilized-cer-
tainly highly nutritious, of which tons are
wasted weekly-viz., blood. The problem
was how to present it to the animal in such
form as not to occasion disgust. The blood
was heated to 100 G. and the coagulum thus
obtained was pressed and rapidly dried in a
stove and then powdered in coffee mill. 1t
was found to keep well and to be destitute
OF odor and of taste, and was given mixed
with other food in doses varying from ten to
eighty grammes daily. The experiments
were made on lambs which had been aban-
doned by their mothers. Three lambs were
kept on the ordinary diet of beetroot, hay
ETC., and to three others the powdered blood
was given. The first steadily lost flesh,
while the latter increased to three times the
original weight, and connoisseurs declared
that they had never seen such fine lambs of
the same age. The animals surpassed their
fellows which had been sucked by their
dams both in weight and size, and their coat
of wool became doubled in thickness Ex-
periments of the same kind are now in pro-
gress with calves, and promise to be as sue
cessful as the others. 1t will certainly be
matter of high importance if the vast
amount OF nutriment now almost entirely
wasted can be thus utilized. The saving of
milk in rearing calves for instance, would
alone be a most valuable item. 1t appears
that this system of alimentation is applica-
BILE also to man. In the case of rickety
child Of eighteen months the results are said
to have been most encouraging.