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Daily Republican., 1882-04-19

CONGRESS- Is beginning to hold longer
sessipns which indicates that the men,
beers want to get home to look after the
primary elections upon which their re-
turn to Congress depends.
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. E4ISrER'S ORDER.
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RE9ISTER'S OFFICE.
NRw IAarIR County A nrtl "a


Upon the application Of Chas. ". Hovrl
executor Of Margaret H. Hi!les late dE
mington hundred, in saiu county, deceased
IT is ordered and directed by the Reg1
that the executor aforesaid give I'm
Of granting Of letters testamentaV ~
the estate OF the deceased, with the iiat
granting thereof, by causing advertianE1
10 be posted within forty days from hstIa
Of such Letters in six of the most public "
ces of the county Of New Castle, requiring Y
persons having demands against the esAas
present the same. or abide by an Act NV
sembly In such case made and provided "
also cause the same TO be inserted within U
same period N the DELAWARE RKPVhN
q Newspaper published in Wilmington Ian
be continued therein three weeks, te3dh
Given under the hand and nlt
}L.s. Office of the Register Aforesaid J
49, Wilmington, in New Castle Mua
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
s. O. BiGGS, RsglH1'
NoTICR.-All persons having claims go
the estate OF the deceased must pEesni
same duly attested to the execuei Y
or before n pril Sd, 1888, or abide the Az
Assembly In such case made and pfoVaM
CHAhLtS W. HUWLiNR
LReuIs
Address: -Wi,mington, Del, apr
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SOMEi HING New

Sh. ldOn's Imp loved Y, e. Ell spa
can Ataam Feather. no. no.
Furniture kenOSa'o', ,,atl
The attention Of The citizens VI frr tlaS
is called to the new patent proctesti IN ii :
ing b tn feathers anu hair WIND WIND rSIK
periority /, purifying, drying sa ali tiss.
to original elasticity, remov,hna sT falie
lie Odors from both old anu p s"rus ny
and destroying all moths and 1,, sS'~i N
s troduc ct o. t Of sarsrheatsd steam
judp mer t, the only efectua I,i,nre o Nv
dil Y hair, festhers ana iu. ,nl,.h tbii "
anu we guarantee to igpalicats tp%
without ir jury 10 the mos ~, " and Vw
J. ). EVANS, N. W. cor. Z n'A M
etreecS. -
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19

LET ALL Republicans honestly differ
about who their choice shall be for
Mayor befole the nomination, and af-
forwards 10, all honestly unite in elect
ing the successful nominee.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19
u OR PHILADPHlA.

On and AFTER WE'D n,n
NESDAY, APRIL 10,
the favori.e steamer "a n,Aztzh
=. M. FELTON,, will L<[Tas2 .S XfR -
leave Wilmington, from .:.Z3j3S
French treet wharf, at
$40 a. NJ, and returning, leave Chestnut
street wharf, Philadelphia, at p. m, stop
ping at Hook am Cheser each way. Fare
from Wilmington, 30 cents; excursion tickets
so cents. Hook and Chester, - cents excur.
sion tickets, sc cents. al7'tf
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19
n sumption OF TRIPS.

ID ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.
On Tuesday, March 18th. q -
the "Suse A. McO1ll' will resume he, trips,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and SATURDAY at s q. IN .,
2and p. No., and leaving pennsgrove on
same days at $50 and 10 o. M, and 4. y. IN.
m23-u UAPI. DENNY.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or N. =. DAUPMlN,

10y La sale Street, Chicago, Ill.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
6U7 seventh II. Washington, DC.
The New York Off 60 IL removed
TO On icagD.
". Il. orders addressed to New
Orleans Will receive prompt atlen.
ton.
Theparticular attention Of the Public l.
called to the fact that the entire number 0
the Tickets for each Monthly Drawing is sold
and consequently all tho prizes 10 each draw
Mi are sold and drawn and Uaid.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19

1857 Prizes, amounting sic, +ot
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid,
For further information, write clearly
giving full address. Send orders by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Order BY
mail, addressed only to
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19
Particular Notice.

All the drawings will hereafter be undei
the exclusive supervision and control OF
GENERALS &. T. BEAURE9ARD and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION. CLASS f AT NEW n
LEANS, ESDAY, MAY y,
ISS2-I44th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated in 1858 for rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with capital Of $1,000, oOo-tt
which reserve fund Of over s42O. 600 has sine
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote IL
franchise was made part of the preeen'
State Constitution adopted December ID, A
d, 1879.
It's Grand Single Number Draw
inEB will take place monthly.
ITNRvKR SCALES OR PosTPoERs.
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
90, 900 TICKETS AT Two DOLLARS
EaUH. AALF-rlOKETS ONE.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19
STEAMSHIP LINES.

will commence running on WEDNESDAY,,
APRIL 8, between Win ington and p ia.
delphia, calling at Marcus Hook and Che ster
Leaving wilmington from Talley's whar',
over Market street bridge, at o.46 a. m, and
Fourth street wharf at a; m. Return e
leaves Philad elphia, at l. sop. m, from second
wharf below Chestnut street.
Fare between Wilmington and Philadel
pha, ~ cents; return tickets 80 cents; inter
mediate points, 20 cents; return tickets, 80
cents. Boat can be chartered for moonlight
excursions at low rates. al7.u
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19
|IONCERT AND DRILL.

Admission, IS cents: reserved seats, 81 cts;
gallery, rs cents. Seats on sale at q. +.
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The dinner was one of the most elaborate private dinners
ever given in this
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1882.
The semi-annua meeting Of the National Association
Of Glass Manufacturers of the United States was held to-
day at the Riggs House.
The Board Of Supervising Inspectors OF Steam Vessels
will begin its tbirteth annual meeting on Wednesday,
January g, I'm this city.
1t Is said that the President has decided TO reappon
". BuIch United States DistTic:-Attoney Tor the
Western District OF Michigan
series Of lectures to continue daily for six months
were begun yesterday at the training scAooI o4 'He
United states Signal Service at Fort Myer,E va.
The Court OF CLAIMS has rendered its decision IN inc
case Of Pavmaster Daniel Mcclure United states Army
the United states. The claim Is for 43l 40 3i
Tho Controller Of the Currency has declared dividend
OF - per IN favor Of the creditors otne Mechanics
National bank Of Newark, y. j., amounting To aoou'
S63U.OOO.
The first volume to appear Of the elaborate special re-
ports Of the tenth Ccusus VIII be p monograph on Iuo
seal Islands Of Alaska" uy Professor Henry W [iiI,d
Of the Smithsonian Institution, which VIII DC p"''"'"
tomorrow.
Members of the House Committee on Banking ana
Currency say there seems to be 10 DOUBT ''' 'e
bu 10 enable National banung asSociaio 10 m
their corporate eKlstc9cc5 VIII De iaFOI"o'J I'Io''''
tlc committee.
General Albert L. $ A., under whose direction sur
voy The Potomac River front has recently been m'ue'
HroTe the GeorgctoWn and Washington larbors, in
Guiding the filling up OF the Hats.
There have been changes made in the cericH
force M the Generals Office two OF the en-
Moves having been assigned to other visions of The
department. Further reductions in the temporary
force are contemplated ana much uncaslhesS PIcN"i9
among clcIns on this roll
There Signs Of faction in Army circles over
the statement that the President shows no intention az
pres mt o filing the vacancies on the retired ls bl tNe
retirement of the Surgeon General the Q1autTnlSie
General and tie Paymast JGcnera all OF whom are be-
yond the legal age OF retirement.
In pursuance of the circular OF invitation issued by
the Commissioner of Agriculture convention ot de''-
ratca from Agricultural Colleges and societies met ut
IL O'Clock tbIs morning in the library al the Depart
mCnt Agriculture About 100 delegates were present
Commissioner LOIinE was elected chairman.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended 10y all inc
chers xcept Secretary Hunt who Is out Of the city
one OF the principal topics Of discussion was the Inter-
national Monetary Conference, which resumes is ses-
sious in Paris April next contidcr propositions FOR
eu international agreement TO coin gold uud SILVER AT
common fixed ratio The appointment Of ex-senator
Howe who Of the delegates ON the part oI me
United States a. leaves vacancy
which must he filed in snort the IN order " nave
luIl representation at the coming meeting.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

GREENvILLE, ILL.,, Jan. 1O.7Ihe annual meet
in OF the - Louis Vaudaa and Terre Hautc Railroad
Company was held here to-day. n" report II the direct
ors shows the gross earnings for the fiscal year ended
October 81 to have been Sl,JGJ5l5. The loss 10
the in operating the road was PZSl,Ool Inc od
board OF directors was reelected
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Eastcn agents in New
York have been contracting for business from Chicago
tn Kansas city on basis Of per hundred pounds
the regular rate being 50 The rates from New
York to Chicago are being heavily cut and the total
rate from NewiOrk 10 Colorado Il not greater tban the
regular rate from Chicago to Missouri River towns.
RED BANK, y. j., Jan. 1O.-Ihe Central Rail
road Of NewJcrsey sent circular to-day to its en-
ployes announcing, in addition 10 the new appoint
mens published days ago, the appointment OF VIII
lam W. stearns as general superintendent OF the road
and all 5 branches Rufus BOdGett AZ assistant general
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Now-Jer,cy Southern Division,
and W y Pohemus assistant general superintendent
OF the Iehgh and SUsquebannI DWsOni embracing all
points west OF EastOn, Penn
BUFFALO. Jan. 1O-A meeting OF the Board OF Trade
and citizens held at the rooms OF the Board OF Trade
today TO take into consideration the matter OF railroad
discrimination against this city Resolutions were
adopted calling FOR the removal OF the grievance
PIrrsBuRG Jan. 1O.-At the annual meeting of the
New.York Pittsburg and Chicago Railroad Company
held here to-day the following officers were elected
President General James s. Negley, Pttsburgj vice
president and chicfcnrneer, the Hon. Delos D. Cul
yer New Nerk; treasurer, W. y. Riddle, PlttsDurg
secretary, James ,. Ncgley,
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Inssrs At YARInrS PLACES.

Denver, Col, Jan. 1O.-FHe this morning
destroyed tie building owned by Halock Brothrrs oc-
onnrd by jensen Bliss G Co.'S hardware store and Os
horne Il McCnrthv's drug store. The loss the bnld
ing is about 100000 Jensen Bliss Co.'S loss Oh STOCK
is about $4,000 Osborne McCarthys loss on stock Is
about S3OOUO The insurance covers the entire loss
John Townsend was killed ~ falling wall. Inc hre
was caused by an explosion u the drug store -
Laier-It is ascettained that the total loss by thlA
mornings fire il ii,te over S200Ooo distributed as
follows: Jensen, Bliss & Co. sock Of naidWait,
ss5 600 injured for $4,000; Osborn heIarthy,
stock o drugs $4,000; insured for TJOOO0; iiaIOtA
Brothers. buldug, -.- 900; insured for T-JUDl So
eTal other firms O-c from =! 900 TO $1,000 j. W. Hester,
q carpenter was fatally injured by falling walls
EIGIS ILL., Jan. lO.-A IRE at Kirkland last night de
stroy,d coal shed and 200 NJ coal the property 0i
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
WORCESTER Mass. Jan. 10-Thc barn of Moses IL.
Fay at New-Brainrcc, was burned last night. Twenty
head of cattle horses ny tons OF hay ard all the
vehicles tools, etc, consumed The insurance was
$5,1OO.
I>pErENprNCE, Ina. Jau. 1O.-The Southern Chair
Works tine property Of John Stcckworh, were destroyed
b fire last night This Is the second time the works
have been burned within seven moths. Ile 4oss is
$4,000; insured.
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THE NEWS IN LONDON.
TIE GERMAN AGITATION.

BERLIN, Jan. 1O.-A prominent feature OF
yesterdays debate in the Reichstag was Prlncc bi'
marcks statement that he regarded the Interpretation
relating to the development Of tho factory laws wmon
proceeded from the Cercals indicating their intention
support the This is considered TO Oe an
open overture for an alliance with tho party OF the
Centre
Tho majority ~ tho Conservatives in tho Rechstse
viii support Herr Windhorsts motion abrogatinG the
law forbiddug the exercise OF ecclesiastical upctlohS
without Government authorization. -,
II ia stated thHt Prince Bismarck VIII GntlcIate @
action OF the Liberals who desire to debate the reI
by formally admitting the document 10 tho Eelc9l,,
The Government intend To piacard the e7cript IN az az
parts OF the country Tie Conservatives IA Jhs cly are
aEitating e. favor Of address thanking tho Emperor
Tor The rrscsipt.
LONDoS, Jan. 10A Berlin dispatch 10 the Dd'ty Ne'S
says tho excitement regarding the Empcrors rescnpt Is
>Dcrnnsug.
The Doy Mere IN ts financial article SAYS: ihl'r-
nation politics the subject ~ unf1yorahlr att'uo
the stock Exchange. The rcs""p of the EmueI"i vi
Gcrmauyls regarded as so unconstitutional - 10 amount
T. revolution from above while fhf d''lEh8 liIhcc
BiemarCK may have behind cause uueas.nCss.'
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EOREIGN NOTES.


si1 hundred weayers at Ashton-U UIderL Lyme have
The University Of Amsterdam celebrated 25Oth
niversary with rejoicings.
A telegram from Vienna says that Prince Hohenche
has married the Princess fpsildnu.
The cotton weavers Of Lancashire have decided to sp-
ply for q general advance or wages
Tho Oldham card and blOwingToom hands ask an
advance of per cent il their wages
4 roon auswegfns the description Of Vandcrscin, the
Uattnn Garden Post once robber has been arrested at
Bangor
Is stated that the Car has accepted the resignation
NJ General Tchereyine as Assistant Secretary OF tno
Interior.
NJ J esseps has gone Port Said to arrange for the
establishment OF waterworEs at Ismala, the headquar
ters Of the Suez Canal.
rb. stewards of the Henley Regatta recently decided
20 restrict competition for the Visitors Cup to colleges
aud schools OF the United Kingdom
Adyices from Tahrz Persia state that the Russian
garrison at Asobad has been increased to 5000 men and
The outposts advanced forty miles eastward
The AngloFrench has caused the greatest excite
ment among the uOablcs and the military. The Govern
ment has decided lot to publish vernaculsr version of
The sulUbur mines Mt schmolntz Hungary. fire
and fears arc entertained that the flames cannot be
tineuishcd probable that loss OF many million
forms will be involved
In addition to extensive military renforoemonta two
more Austrian men-ofwar win be sent to reinforce the
squadron the South Daimntia4 coast partly to pre-
vent the smuggling " arms from Italy.
The Car has signed ukase IN accordance with which
the payment by peasants, account OF the lands they
received Ar the time OF their emancipation, viii be re-
duerd by II 900. 900 rouAles (F9,oOOOOO per year.
Sir John Holker. who was Attorney General In the
Braconsncd Administration and Is at present Member
OF Parliament FOR Preston, has been appointed LORD
Justice of Appeal succeed the late sir Robert LuHh
The King and queen or Spain arrived at Lisbon to-day
Kipp ns and the members OF the royal family attended
nv brilliant court received their Majestes mt the rail-
way station and escorted them IN grand procession to
the Palace where they welcomed with all the
hnuors The people were most euthusia-uc In their
dcruouqtratinns This evening q grand banquet was
given in honor of The royal visitors.
st>ro DpWNGo, Dee. 27-An American war steamer
Is quietly surveying -auana Bay.
PUERTO PLAZA, Dec. 2-.-Ihe revolutionary move
mcnt nj Santiago Is reported 10 have been queiled
HtyASA. Jan. lO.-Adyices from Nenrznca to De
o,.,sl 20 have been received projected revolution
ary conspiracy at san Tomas has been discovered ana
Consul philip. bas left for Caracas, with the object OF
iu for !u.tructluu- President GuLuan Bihn,O feels
uneasy. A strong guard surround, h7 house ana no
prr-nn h, admitted unless ho eises one hours notice
Inc FrcsiIcul has about 10000 men al lis disposal
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die woMAN srrFRAGE QUESTION.
m, TELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRIaCSg.i

WASHINGTON, Jan I0.-The Women suilragis' :
will probably he found. hereafter, warmly support
ing Republican men and measures hey have been
both promising and threatening for years to cast
their influence in favor of the party which should
prove itself most friendly OF least aniagonstic to
the extension Of suffrage TO women. Hitherto
when the subject has been approached in Congress,
The political parties such have not taken any
definite position. Yesterday, however, the resolution
introduced by Senator Hoara month ago. TO appoint
special committee to consider the subject, ,wasyoted
upon twice tie division being almost entirely upon
party lines. senator Bayald moved that II be re-
ferred 90 the Judiciary Committee, which would he
equivalent TO Us defeat II was voted down. every
Republican and three Democrats voting nav"
Upon the passage Of the resolution every RepuilI-
alive.
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crlNEs AND cAsU4LnEs-BYrELEGR4PA
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.

4 BRAKEMAN KILLED. -
WORCESTER Mass. Jan. iO.-fatrlck Markham,
ma cm,n on the BOs0n and Albany railroad, was Killed
here to-day. ,..,-,rp,rc rArT
NtwpopT r. L. Jin. lO.-Geu rh Edward New
, urnl,ut cltilcn fcu down fig h Of stars last night
and II is thought. II fatally injured
An ACCIDENT TO MACHINERY.
NrWpoRT = j. Jan. 10 he cohnecllnf rod m
t Am cotton broke tins ii" noon ana lAc mil
Viii 1i,lG be-. Cd, @ % start up for several weeks
cRJ-uED TO DEATH
T,pgf-nt.IG PENN. Jan. 10 william smith. an
,,i a. me p.nu-rlFlHl steel WoiNA was crushed ID
d.,ir mi. morning Dy tine fail Of a heavy mond'
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER
REMINGTON. VI, jan iO.-Ed'oL l. ruler has
h., f...rl ciiIiy g murder u LlIiIt 10. y "l. ll
,d b6r1 H. on the 2-d of last August o. rh"'tnf Im
through window.
FATAL FALL FROM 4 LAppIE
NrW-B.rs-Witk, y. J, Jan lW-LA-NHrillI ".
"a Acl.r Of I.uUAmtpNu, while ascend NJ a'd"i aj Us
r. I. aul t. la....y u..uirl ITO " >. 7i.H " I'-
,,u, ty,e tI,s ago uul was slNu hFr ears oi age
luuINAL u-okLLsaNESs.
ErtD!u.D. POM. JaI. lO.-~u4rl} .,I'fr j.
,. I'll oeu.eo Holly who WIS drunk Hf.l i'- -a"i'
...in.... Iu.Y ,IuwIrd b1"tus 'h"t ~ n'ubhk
T. uu.. 90 N..l- -fItllF Louis t-a'h t q. ft"4
iu,i,. .iAg YiDJl.y l-tIl sound H'IJ was dlI''''1
-IltlDI. .uF 3 -iOCk-nHpNtH
puuAp.IruA, Jan. lo.-Jom = L'pp 'I ihr
., -. I..I . t..tH TO-, -U.a-liI.tif N", % -'-ll
~ I ~ rlui oa 'u.o Il. bI hanging "'IiN lhf rlHhf al
,lI. ~ Hl .ipY .tsr - member '' we ' a
H. , i.. ni tut u.t ears STAN Jug DO ~ tnatlAhl U.
H. IA, bi4 h.su has b..u gradually d"lhlhiF away
iyinc MIN Ia tal.eu,l stances Dut nst IN deLL
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SYMPATHY WITH PARNELL.

IoYDoN, Jan. 1O.-Ucssrs. Parnell and Dillon
in letter addressed TO the town clerk Of Dublin Tctnrn
their thanbs the corporation FOR the honor conferred
them by the freedom of the city" The corporation
viii now ask Earl Cowper Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland
10 permit the freedom of the city 10 ba presented 10
Messre. Parnell and Dillon within the prison.
The Press Association, refeTiugto ycsterdays CABINET
Conncil says 70 s generally believed that tho Govern
mcrt VIII not at present release Messrs Parnch ana
Dillon from imprisonment. ~,
large party of police proceeded today 10 tne nortn
side Cork where they discovered c'sc buried SIX
feet under ground which contained a large nuhDcf or
snlder ules, a quantity Of dyamite gun-cottoh ana
ammunition.
There have been extensive seizures of arms and am,
nuuifinn at Tralre and Cl0nnc The arrest OF Conncl
has proved ~ Dee ~ great Importance, having Ied 10 re
apprehension OF the entire band OF midnight raiders III
thS Ns rect district which lie the leader Inc
military surrounded the of Mlstreet to prevent
escapes while the police made the arrests
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TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.
Two JOURNALS CONSOLIDATED.

TWO JOURNALS CONSOLIDATED.
1draSf have been conooiattd ami published
daily wspaper called the Adranee-Galete
THE ERIE CANAL BROKEN,
SYRACUSE. \. Y, Jan. lO.-The Erie Canal. at
tho tunnel Just east of syracuse has broken IN three places
threatening the Of trains The banks are being re-
Paire'' THE DISSATISFIED MINERS
WUKESBARRE, Penn. Jan. l0.mIhe DELEGATES
representing miners IN The employ ot Charles Parrish
G met @ i If c % Hsa9 5Gay s 10 insist upon
TIE WoMAN's SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.
snaSe Association met here today with large attendance
The spcci object OF he IL 20 secure nuncpa
SUM age 'i'' Run OVER ~ / TEHTN.
CHArrAYooGA, Tenn, jar. 1O.-Charles b. Glib
iSmp son m to et on board Of rog at Decatur yeser
day aud so severely injured that he died this
morning.
ENFORCING STEAMBOAT LAWS
TROY, n. T., Jan; 10 Lhates H. Ellis OF West
the boiler OF the steamboat Jetty, during March ad
1pn 1851 greater steam than e Inspectors
HEAVY FAILURE ~ TUCSON.
SAN FRANcisCo Jan io-A % dpac@ NM from i1ry I9c on
mercantile o1Inrs' 4H,e ilanf 1 i I.'' a M ,u @
9gnga Of terT yn & gg e NON. 5e[ mil % o Gea '' '0'O'
TILE LATE CuIEF-I UoVICL PIEkPONE
VERGENNEs w.. jan. lO.-Ine funeral If the
ih. romans e M'.e Ted by tis ~ Nr na Addresses
Sr S ' ipaic BY iti igc ,lhei and Judgc Barrett.
tn NEW TEXAN CAPITOL
GALvEaGoN, jan lO-A sp,c2Lp d.sPateA Iron iIG,n
IT, contract Tor building ho ne" cano 10 ] 7enue4
%oIt folrSly and comp building IA ave years
ELECTION oasis ABANDONED.
WLMNGION Del. m .,a'l,t .1 'iGu i ,6n ec
ton cases against sp'. pohccmr" ioi Wy e'As "'h .
"'I 'r t'. t, u lon each clst % tis conflict
Is ry.Irucc AMI iuauiity io secure any convictions
DEATH OF THE ORIGINAL OF CoLON tL SIlLEi's.
,uAuANooDA. le 4 t.. iG-i@'IE % J,. r. So \
lcuuo,-rr HhO wa, dr'Nl'b n 7Aturd'Y "ns S'vu ns
tl too, .u'5 .'' 30 i.' ,'"4,' Was we n,ta nj
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House remains unorGanized until tomorrow at ~.
No such disgraceful tumnlt has occurred IN the
Legislature since the Democrats had possession OF
the House three years ago, when n member marched
down the aisle with the avowed purpose OF "snak-
ing" Speaker Eagan ont Of his chair
In the senate Mr. Hobart was made President and
George Wurts of Passaic, Secretary. The first paper
presented to the organized body was concurrent
resolution bv Senator Stainsby, of Essex, asklng III
Senators and three Asselublymen be appointed to
frame bill or take other measures 70
secure n thorough investigation OF tHS re
vouminous document giving elaborate de-
tails Of the workings of every department OF gov
ernment, but il was observed that every reader
skipped the figures and dcvOured with relish thaG
passage in which the gallant achievements of New
JERSEYS Militia at the Yorktown Celebration were
clarified