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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20
A Washington Story.

From what you have heard of our
esthetic society 1 know you will be will
ing to believe almost anything of it. Yet
an incident OF the week is SO extraordi-
nary that it is doubtful whether the out
side, and OF course vulgar world can
comprehend or appreciate. One of our
society women lost a member of her
family by death, the other day, pug
dog. An extensive preparation Tor q
funeral occurred and the obsequies fol-
lowed in due c6arse after the fashion
laid down by custom for civilized hui
imanity. do not know whether the
services of preacher were called into
requisition or not, but as all the other
funeral conditions were fulfilled it is
very probable. The coffin in which the
remains of Mr. OF Miss Gas the case
may be) Pug were exposed fort last
gaze of tbs Srdef- stricken members 81
the family was ii tie Regulation pat
tern with silver handles. The hearse
was white, emblematic Of the purity
pf character of the deceased,
and was managed by first-class under
t6k6r. wh@ ha proper emblems Of
respect usually considered necessary in
ceremonies of this kind. There was q
respectable train of carriages to make
mp the funeral cortege. which proceed
ed to the cemetery inIsolemn order. and
there the kd4y aof Mr. Or Miss Gas the
lcase fhay bel rug Was inferred in the
family lot wlsh APproprisSe Ceremonies.
Thus far everything went smoothly
enough, and had not some sensitive
people who had relatives and friends
buried in this cemetery raised row
about it, the outside and vulgar world
would have been none the wiser; AS it
Was, the sex1q4 IVES oalaed 10 swift 40
count for having graz tedSa burial GER
tfticAte. - Warrington Cor. ,t,ladel phi0
sTtD1es.si ssar s.-@s.sss.s
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-07-20

Visitors Ia ancient wine-vanlts or
damp coalpits arO sometimes aston
iehed by the curious fungi which drape
the walls with gruesome tapestry; but
every instance 81 this kind is thrown
into the shade by the extraordinary
growths which have recently been dis
covered n some of the deserted I Next
can silver mines of Nevada The dank,
warm timber galleries and drifts Of
these old workings abandoned to them
selves for years, have silently given
birth to 8 monstrous brood of morbid
vegetation, which, apparently, has no
parallel in the regions of the sunlight
and the upper air. In general they are
all OF q snowy wilderness, and some OF
the hooded masses rise up several feet
fromsthe ground like sheeted ghosts.
Others, in thegdisfance take the form
Of bearded goats or sleeping owls. Here
great punches of long, white hair hang
down from the roof; and their huge,
pulpy masses cucumber the floor Ike
brainstone coral. The latter appear to
have sprung miraculously from some
thing spilled upon the rocks in past
days, while the former seem to have
crystaliized like hoar-frost from the at
mosphere itself. Some Of the rounded
masses have actually lifted up from the
floor blocks Of stone weighing ten, fifty,
and even 100 pounds to a height Of
three feet. In the higher levels of the
mines, where the air Is drier, the fungi
are far less bulky than below, and
mach iirmer in texture. The shapes
here are. however. more elaborate and
beautiful. One kind grows in twisted
spiral like a rams horn, to a length of
Eve feet, and hangs from the rafters
like trophy of tho chase, or rather,
like q serpent suspended by the tail.
Another sort sends out a stem the thick
ness Of q pencil to q height Of one or
two feet, where it blossoms into bull
'botls knob something like flower.
Nothing like the toadstool or the COM
mon mushroom is to be found, and the
wondrous growths have all the aspect
OF being called into special being by
the pecnharities Of their environment.
-EIchanQe.
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New Fa IN n swimisfns.

There are new fashions in swimming,
the most troublesome OF which seems
TO be to swim with, the hands and feet.
tied A professor Of aquatic ats Mast
been practing in this sly lie in the waters
which surround New York and has met
with measurable success. although, as
It would seem, under considerable dis
advantage Most OF the bystanders ex-
pected him to 90 under. but iii tilfsfhey
were disappointed Moving his hands
like fin and his feet like the tail of .
fish, he managed to make 8 credftxble
degree Of speed as he wiggled Though
the water. In two respects his move
ments gave hints which any swimmer
may find profitable. He rested his Head
on the water as on pillow, thus saving
himself q great deal of fatigue. He
moved steadily and gracefully, instead
of with that siashing about Of arms
and legs which many swimmers consid-
Ter important Wa, do not ~ need 4Aos
swim with our hands. md. sleas tied. ~
it issonly in exceptional instances that
people are tossed into the water in this
condition. BIT ~ ,pseple have need q
learning how to swim With their clothes
on. 1t is strange that teachers take iitt
tie or no heed of this. Swimming Is
NOT fonly for pleasure, delightful sport
though h be. tits tcsthenreservatiqgpfs
life when unexpe8t4 III RhfUwn Srer,s
board IS from an ~ 1in3syaehs ~ y
exploding steamer. When we Jump or
i IL Rs 3 sa he 3 ~ s'as a
shslI = { ~ Isl qH slen n t,s.els
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The East.


THERE was in the New York Assly Office
on the 7th, Aand@ih the sub Treasury to, the
credit of that office, the sum OF $40, $50, S39 IN
gold bullion, Ss4S,S99 in silver bullion, and
$1,000, $3.50 in gold coin. eAa9a Eis't.'t 4
The next convention of the American
Bankers Association will be held at Saratoga
on the 10th and 18th Of august. aaogstl i
EMERY A. SroRRs, of Chicago, sailed for
Europe on the 18th, in the interest offtlie
American cattle trade, TO submit. facts ana
arguments to the various, European Govern
ments to convince them That their prejudice
against American meats is without good
reason. Asss "A saasssa sfIos7si 81 4 n es1
THERE lauded I'm CastleaG asden'a few DAYS
ago three Arabs bearing letter from the
Archbishop Of Tripoli authorizing them to col.
lect money for their church in Syria
BOY of thirteen years, named Guy Smith,
residing at Kirkwood, Mo-, shot and killed
his father the other day because he got pun
ished forsHghting with his brother Z 4 E stsist
A woMxx and two children, living Ii, .
lonely locality In the mountains OF Arkansas,
were found dead a few days ago BY persona
who happened to pass the house It was ~
lieved the woman fell sick, and, the childten
being tooyoung to aid her, all persisted mis-
erably. When discovered one child VS. stfli
alive and had gnawed pieces OF flesh fromsths
arm of the other. VS. ,ffs 40 s%sI
TIE firm Of NJ. r. Stroud Il Son, cotton
goods manufacturers, Of Ersnkford, n Pa,
failed recently for 500 00a Is y a
THE striking freight-handlers At yeraey City
attacked some Italian workmen on the 1lth,
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III o3nrxoottfh oater Is The neyr upekA
hdus8ln Psfis- H4c6tefs >near13 thFbe
acrSs n ground. It's cubic mass u A.
~. 600 * Ut 6ux& &ko6k l00gUUUDOO
fr5ncs.
The total exnorts az this country
.rirS1NrAa slxsfxalfl ~ a6aR or AI1 ISL
nronorf;on prcduced bv scricuiture be-
I'M o729. SO. O16. or very nearly IS per
cent. Cicnoo yourn0L A. ~ -
~ {esjs;s.t - sc,;,ra vcl,.s,,.,;s p,,s,,,ss
x.t.,,atI g ~, n - air.
~ s. r,s,as sonthwesf ~ prahlo Mey;-
~ .ssass9Sse5 Sps6vys1 sIsslfsw
snA ~ !. nrstar three miles IS r;rerrn'
faye,5res ~ "a {eet sdeenssg ? ! & e Z
10 - -, :. -
s,.5s y 81 10y 1...,.,, - ~. Co., n
there ara one sister ana four brothers
alive. aged resnectivelv 81. "a. az. 81
80 89- agrre0atinc 425.syears. MAKING
Ina larree g ayersre M AZ wears.
~ p;l,-.;,,, s.sa,,,a,. ,o,y ha;rc !.
A,,;lt ~ Raschss sb;,,-v.r3 ~ 9hssss,,;s -.
W III, 49,, ~, ths y r.,sss
s;ds ,vhaaI staan,sh! - at,@,.t It;s hs;nc
hr;it fn o shs nld rt|5fsS 1.rp ~ u u
sh;rs - aS,,,tra y, ,s,.;ca n "a onn
49,. 4 4 49, 49,
- a. &C., =. - q ~: ~
s pa;,,n ~ .n1 me, 1n sa "a n ~ e.
h,,t1 IS lass tha,, inc ,s:srs I. nil hs
"a al,,,;si.; SS .n,s, ",sa & ~ gs.rs
n L.. ,s S .U for : * coo - Snooo
~, Tba ~; =,
I'LL a.. ! u = , ,',sf h M S T,baaa
a sai ai m n ;i,rs !lss.S sl1ss s.
800 m . o.o A - rrrassa
mere Is aaMee IN Cnesser, -. u,
Inc clIcuInleIence 2. sne .lunh p psa
sevenIeen Iee., anu sne. ussanco Iron
me ends 9 ING Lmps on one sue NO 10
tnose On sn1 o.nsr M = n.necy .ee. 49,. al's 4
trunk y noiloW, ne sree Wa P I1aIs''1lss
~ 1917 5, = - .io k9uIIi " H., 49,.
MeSI ~ was cut 2 y nm q W z ! y |;
stlck, anas on Ieacning nome NJ s.uch
inIo lne greou ln ~ ,ron1 y w ~ uool. 4
Inc nay crop OF Name m loov was
worth about three times as much as az
the other field crops Of that year. ~
was, according TO the STATISTICS pup
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Tewr AND WISDOM.
The best way TO sh,

The best way TO shorten Saie@lS TO
stop advertising. 90
"A sensational report is called can,
ard beoanse; one canardly believe its Fl
1T is reported that a. New Jersey
cigar maker has discovered that the leaf
of the tobacco plant makes very good
cigar. - owisto,on Hefdtd.
--Thatlittle girl unwittingly gave ut
terance to the principles of many of her
elders when, she. wrote in her compost
ton: 1--WE should make mistakes and
tell lies as seldom as 1t lis convenient
Isl should think that you would feel
badly about leaving this place. said !
the honsemaid to the departing cook.
II don't; I'm glad to CO. / amt sorry
to leave any Of you-except the dog.
Poor old Tiger, he always washed the
plates for mep' EW
The Oil City Blizzard says beads !"
are the fashionable style of trimming
"on a glass of beer" A "glass Of
beer" we presume, is q new article Of
feminine wear. The ladies do have
such queer names for their fixings.
Norrtstoaon Herald. Ias ~
The United States Fish Commission
has recently placed in the rivers of Ar
kansas and Texas /, 500, 600 shad This
statement may be believed. It's not the
number of fish they put into river, but
the number thov take out, that men lie
about. Boston Post = ygy pU9sj
"A Denver Ghinaman, who has gone
| into the ice cream business recently,
has the following sign near the door:
You catch ,ern feezy belly two bittee
all same Sian Francisco" It is more
and more evident that we are ruined by
Chinese cheap labor ~ Boomerang.
An enterprising looking country
man with . creeifun f'iine brook trout
was standing in the doorway sof a. rail-
| road station. A passenger accosted him
and admiring the fish remarked: = Co..
ing to take them home for supper, Isup-
posep' mot if 4 can help it, said
the rustic, SWjt h o. grin. There be b
party Of city bloods as went fishing from
here this mornin, Ri They re 3 'spected'
back soon, and I'm ssorter lynn round
waitin' to save their feelin' S. '--Rrook-
Ign Eagle. HE,!kEhH Ms atlnH
! They were talking beneath the old
linden tree, she lazily taking thera first
swing in the hammock, while he, seat
ed on a rustic bench held the rope and
assisted the oscillation. '.No, never
could bear strong minded woman,
never" said he, and I'm real glad
you are not one And always ad,,
mired strong minded man." said she
petulently, g and I'm sorry you are
not one.n And the two. English Esparss
rows that were fitting in the branches
above seemed to pick up the fight SO
unwittingly begun and finish It. -Neto
| Hnyen Register. s :, 4s 9wss
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From Washington.

az From fYaGhin orEnpA .EasfN ES
TIVE United s,atp.. s,,,nfs- iga,,r,ns, I'm.
coined a1o IN niaaas 81 ,,o,a q, aase
7oo. ssof 100 silver nieces worth 20 All ~
and sp77lago Ioinor ,,eces u,,rtb a. saa
The tata,,,,,, .ca = a. * - 4ry J,s s., ,'e
of the oonsos ,,,,ri,,sr. tha ss..., vssr j ]
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49, $40 a., ~. q, -
IT, .o.ss r. u ~ -.
200 ..s.a .So s., ee NJ ny ps' ~
49, - - 'r....,..- ra.... - s eu,-
= -. >ep 7. .a s.Aens0 = ''oo0'
w :, '1 go. .e asI.res euo
a,o,. -. ..s....s Sas
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T,.s -. a
rast,r,s - - 80. ,,.,a. 80 '. -:
800 $500, =. u.s. .au sass'
them IN place. Iat the erd Of ! fortniobt the
skeleton would he plaeea ON ;eYhib;tioI, In n.
Medical Museum. in case which, had aJraadv
been prepared. -, w -.
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legsi ics ~ }Is a,st is,,si s,.;e -ssss
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sun aralhsssy - luuaa ~ 9jSbliiYl ~
[isstrnsmed, ,papone - tr6r,.ruzrkxs - 2lFfi
/ their arrests. ~. ~. wv,,s,s t.o.t sass
Pr XIV miorninaus aro nine peraoua euesuo1,
fsori the III ~ GinnesprollA Iinn.s IS 49,
pbrSnnxSlsc tdinfe IN sssss1 hs'z's' 80
ryAarss1bskAfisEissG I6uiSsdS 1aiiil1l..,,
namedE = Jsuess gNAos lid tsa1sAdy lAdfl
defed fopr mep, kx1leds = boy fnapem1es =
cold blood 4 few days agn rss i 4$tsssA .lY.s
7 TN Republicans Of Nebraska VII hold tbeir
Stats Convention u Omaha on the, 2Qfh 81
Geptsmbsrsaa .ssHsssssaks ~ sas & ''saAs e.
I'm sCo,nmhns t0hit9i sAlUasaa ~ sseer
garoene on tne Stn openays akp0ro6 She 3
Sunqay iaW, Ill ayess3 ssf In in ga sse !!
HxRLn lss 6 JoNEh Dem0cFatlc 1QuxAel!g1
| g hMei2n AZ ~, mas recently enn9unSed
= ~ - l.sssss isa M
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tata sfeS s. I hsn6 & n ~, Ar.c,s.s . -
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Ia sbpes =, nr,shstp sroSaFrs fT6osS II n
r,lr. An eSsnssv :, sisfg - 1s,,xrtss
| nooca. Tenn recently hv.sM "a fRsvusjlS6
ana wife, to recoysr ,tha arsster, porttea \
the Ffith Ward, which q valued at neari1
e1,O00o00. Ted 2 sisss = saa''sss =
Ii A srExnnas which sailed recently from
Newport Nexs,sNaL fosr BfakiEs tdUk 1000
barrels OF flour milled at Richmond from mex
wheat from the Southwest auasx ryx~as
r AT Fiagstsh, Now Mexico fer, days A gp
fcwo men VINO had murqered two citizens WEI
pnrs qeu, .oaugnt ana nafigeu .ss -
! yIHEl President OF duatemala, eeneral
~ arrived ~ sAsw oTleans ON the asena Y
II 81 following organizations fersO uleress
were made op the llth; llinoiss EishteenAh
D nls General william =. huennsT, hepsi
D1.0 ssisu Dsss,I.' ueotse s. s. rsney D
LeieS0te AfVm sfafiAonHs Uf1uViAo n yufay,
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49, -, 800 s,,,s,s ,. s,s+ - 1890, rt
49, ~ s;s,,st ~ Il 49,
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49,, .ssss IA - ~ 49, - 80
-. 4, s~,s,x ..s~ssa $3.50 No.. 80 -
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sars -. 1880. y. .
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- pt.an I'll as - present organiize8s
col,sisN n Alno k1siM6nts Or iniantfys tWo
scs1lonS ~ tnrfe Ee&AMsnu forl
800 llreo 81 cavairy. ana
\ xaslments t0ps ieeilnasmerie.s's isvcFy
49, psarn $500 ~ Is nj snd
~ - ~ ~ I1ce. Il
.au.e . \. s11e ss1.n q servlce
~ .ne aoslv s allny = .nlee yeass NE ps an
~. snu lou, 49, lor me cavally ana ar
s.E Al. os 1870 \, ulo "a, acuve amy me
.ls ~ a.*i 1o4 =
psrioq g SIX years gre lnscrl PEG ~ tne INST re
1890 ss.oS ~ e.P..AuoH =. INC siA years
~ III ~ we secona wnich
50 only pe cameo GUY u case OF invasion.
10y u - IN iosa. 90
~. euo ~ 'uo Spst
~ in - e lns.rIoe .,.,.
49, lvslnsn's II npose0 OF
. uatsAnons ~. Y olgns facn' IN
=. uule ~ Peace oniy t"o anu someumes Tour q
$3.50 81 ~ c01npepaes are Pnosons VAN sne
me MAJ, 1870 ny ., tHsa nsvs ~
s4uan ronp caon Ing uruu0ry regiments are
e ess :; Z. ~ go s,as. = euns
q wa. Two Of the.s III batteries are mount
ed and four are foot batteries. The infantry
ara armed with Remington rif,es- "a witch
there are about 10000 II Egypt. The cavalry
are armed with sabers. reyclyers ana Reminr-
ton carbines, The field artillery are supplied
with ri1led breech-loadinr Krupp guns. 81
which there are about 100 Id the rnarazines
Tue garrison and sea-coast artillery ara pro-
vidad With heavy Krupp ana with Wahren-
drofr runs Of eicht-fnch and ten.inch taliber.
The powder-mills and cartridge factory Al
Tourah. near Cairo. render Eeypt pract,callv
independent Of a foreian s,,pniyl 81, ammnni.
ton, The Quartz smaster's Department and
Commissertaf are n 4 nad stata ~ chans and
an the weak noints IN the orranizatior 4,
flrmarI Of the sultan Limits tha number 81
troops TO 1sM0. At the rresent uynpns,,ts thare
are. perhaps 1900, or laO0O men with the COL
ors. but the reenAentai csdres 81 cormn,is
siofad and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nfscosa,e a,,a ~
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shuf6idt 81 behalf of the Uhifed Sfsgtes. SO
VS. fstsHf exploSi6h 81 ea 3 III t6e Kui
PhnipS4 8ahS iiA b6fdfng h0ds6. xsnty
psrsons. wsfsskAle6 S6fty anjtlsd G&dtssSIys
\ fesdences DESTROYED. = . 60 -.s .-Ts
fHSisihss e. II sfufiss s. sc ,foni is no.
EcAAnf - Mbadle6oroak h,sa Eng Hind, <wah -
lpmted a, thelS sh.A Liahtties 475o, Ooos .asl
|ssp sssasproes s--=v~ -.-sls yalsiai : 90 ]
inga Esyssl uaI1kAWEFa.a % tsiaxfss
H Al Alexandria dispatch. 81 tha- 18Th says The
i1kyptiapa lad. eaaApdoned tassHcfty - the
Bfttfsh, and Arab Beg end his troops had N
treated into the interior, with the. probable
1pprposS II entfenchipg themselves for des-
4 pefstesdef6hse sgainst the approach of Bsitish
Etfoopsi Thscity1s shsy deparsed was xasen
tesdrsto pillage and the Bcdouin Arabs were
repofted to have massacred several hundreds
lnf European and UI67sSlAn afieSldenfs. The
Lefty waesdN Aanet, INIT ne B&isiAh Ina iahded
end hQpsds to saveas poxtipn nfsthestswns I'll
-G9YHRHo& 4 ~ THReeKMosR0N has
go o j e1e I'm ~ Tsssa
THE two doctors who acted nth Dr. Lamb
IN the Guiteau autopsy on the 18th made
their report, which differs from the Lamb re-
port inlSeysfal particulars They take issue
with DH Lamb 20 tfes state 81 the btain,'
(which the1 find 10 have BEEN In an1asebzRs
healthy condition, nothing abnormal being
viii III ps9sons d bo. asf rs 81 8, 81
ftheA rams sbetweeh fcherny aha Bastijeur, ID
tRnssia, on the 18th, and 17S pefs6ns were
3fi1ed Those not killed were injured m0rs or
Iless.
TIN bin toSextand tie charters Of National
Banks n received The signature ri President Ar
nm Republicans MAIDS ihs following no dnis1'
lnAtionsfof Congtess Oh the 18th: MinnesotA,
Third District, Horace B Strait fen0fninateds
Ohio, Seventh, Henry u lGpreJs yenominate1,
Illinois, Fourteenth. J.s.G Cannon, ren0ni-
mated; Missfssfppi, Third, E. Je1fenis.: II,
Z WHILE workmen on the Moth Shore Road
were blasting pesr Milton, y, \, onttpe. 18th
; premature explosion, killed three Italians
md seriously injured eight others. ;,.,
BIsH0P Levi Sooff, senior Bishop Of the
MethodistE Episcopal Church, died 1t his home
near Odeasa Del, ON the morning ofthe 18th,
aged eighty years. al ssw st9sssjs f9H
/ sFKEsIDENT. ARTHUR on the 18th issued an
Urder discontinuinq the Military Department
kpf West Point, placing the academy Id charge
| otthe General of the army, and appointing
/ General wesley Mctfitt Superintendent.
Il 6oL0AED man near Red Clay. Ca; afflicted
With small -pox was shot dead on tAS 18th By
Ffailroad handle and eremated A hiscshirl Ill )
u In the United States Senate sops the, 18th
M, Malone reported back the House bin u
establiska BllreAu of Animal Ind1strv A
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SATURDAY, July a-- n ~ e9aHteE III
ternsl Revenue bill subjecttng dntisS op I'm.
ports to discount OF ten per cent. after jan.
uary next, and to similar reiIuctioniaftef
the July following In the H0nss He
Grape submitted the. report sof ~
Conference Committee on the bfl 10 extend
the charters of National Banks The Sundy
Civil Appropriations bin WAS considtfed IA
Committee of the Whole. Al amendinent
to restrict the National Board Of Heath t0s ~
investigation Of cholera and yellow fsverrea
rejected, and 1t was resolved TO add smallrpox
to the list. 80 SIS.
MONDAY, July 10. I'm the Senate Nj. Nor.
rill reported the House bill reducing Internal
Revenue taxation, with amendments cutting
down the customs duties on sugar, steslr1lls
and manufactures from hoop, baAd0rssceolR
iron The River and Harbor bill was taken
up, and an amendment appropriating $500, 600
adopted. In the House the Confefehee report
on the bill to extend the charters Of National
Banks was adopted--ayea los; snoes, "a MI
White Introduced . resolution for 4 ConstttIt
tional amendment to prohibit the abridgmepk
of rights OF citizens on account Of set The
sundry Civil Appropriation biliwss then taken
up in Committee OF the Whole, andsa p5osfl
sion to deduct moneys from pensions payable
at the Soldiers Homes was struck ont. Il !
TUESDAY, July II. In the Senate Nh.
Morrill, madeaa favorable report % the bin to
repeal the export duty on tobacco, and Nj.
Groome reported an act to prevent the pay
ment Of double pensions, sFhe ConfereAce
report on the National Bank Charter BIN
was agreed to. The River and Harbor bill
was 81 eorspleted' n 4 Committee OF the
whole.its amount being $50, 924, f7s. In the
House the day was occupied IN working A6n
the Sundry Civil Appropriationsbill 10 Com
mittee of the Whole. An amendment was
adopted authorizing the establishment. OF an
Industrial Indian School on the Pawnee
reseryation;in Nebraska 70 sse+.s
WEDNESDAY,, July 10 The Senate resumed
consideration of the River and Harbor bill,
and it was finally passed yeas, 20; noss, PSI
In the House the entire session was occupiesl
in consideration OF the sundry Civil Appro.
priation bill s.,..s
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@ mAny - 10 I'D
- Axnx xspRzA. July rs ,. N.
s q Ay61 ofBccr has furnished me with
= - acoount of he dayss operations:
- Ebasamsnk commenced q res this
rnornlnes The iron-c1ads superb Sultan and
Alexandria enGa9ed ana totally Destroyed
leet Phnroo md H. llehthouso batteries
which are = the entrance. 10 khe rqws
p0et and were intended. 10 d0mipa14 the'
0pproecA to the ney haroor. 41e 1T.
$50 mi ~ 11ve1 n1lGEcls ma ~
nei6po took mp Oonmsndfug positions inside
sssscsd vs. ssmss TN s sn tss
light-house and shore batteries. The In1exi-
bic WAS stationed 30 ns to command tie Light
.houn4 b9tteriee, Fort PharOs and Fort Mex ~
10 same time, and was thus IN position to
cooperate both with the division outside ana
seet lRsids ne Esets Ins sp,yssssls ssss3Ena
re NalHbo1t bettsk Il the entFanQe 81 ~
h1xb0s, ant takinx close md deetruiy
range, so0S silence4 fheM afteE Vic
N th8 southern sac Of the en-
trance to the anchorage or outer harbor.
"A t41Se pf ~ H}tern, then landed party
sdf blue jackets and marines, who entered Fort
Mex and blew up the heavy. guns. The bonn
bardment practically ceased At noon, though
egglpAro4I1Gf194ff to NxsaRA Asi4l Smelling
scsss1sre S5sis II Is Inner hefbor ma llpui-
~ s a sou = ae ss' ~ s 5s as gss e
eEieE runs WA ss 81 "a sssTs sopnd a Is
mf&k0 H6160 6f md rs q = Il Il ~ y