The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-05-11
WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

Ex.sEczErARH HUxr leaves for 81. Peters
burg Msy 20.
THEME are 70 be no state dinners ct the
White House this season.
On. MARY WALKER Il now emplo-ed In the
mail room OF the Pension ofice.
Two bicyclists have started from the White
House for the Mammoth Oave, Kentucky. dis
TIE seating Of Lynch has finally been accom-
plishsd. For particulars in this mattsr see
Congressional proceedings.
TEE Secretary OF the Treanury has sent n
check Tor $47b, 900 to W. II. Vanderbilt to meet
tie quarterly interest on his bonds. A snuy
fortune h ITSELF.
?. 7. BAHEuM. has secured another paving
adyertisement he has induceed the Warden
Of the Warrington Jan TO call Guiteau
Jumbo, after his elephant, because Hevery
body wants to see him.
TIE purchase Of the Fresdmcn's Bank
building BY the Goysrnmept for e250,o ,ooo has
been finally closed, no defects being reported
u the title, which mas sxanrihed b fhs United
etetes 1istr7ct Atfo<Qe1< -
Dc4l11 the three ssssions Of tie Eorty-fifth
Congress there were introduced In the senate
$50 bills, during the three sessions Of TIE
IN this, the nrsf sessi0n Of The Forty-1sventh
Congress-, there have been introduced IN the
Senate 1604 In the House thsro has besn
eyenyA greeter proportionate increase of bills.
.lr9 - n1n.eer AIeAqy tnTouuceo p tnAS ocoy =
Duane his examination before The Foreign
Relntions Committee respecting the PERU
Gillian scheme, Mr.. Belmont took occasion to
n.k Mr. Blaine question Of . compromising
c1aracter, vhereupon Mr.. Blsine struck the
table with his list and said that % the impu-
oence OF the young man was astounding" It
4 now autographed over the country that the
friends Of Ur. Belmont have induced him to
lst the matter pass unheededs No account
Beems to be taken Of Mr. Biainess insult. The
sensiblitiss Of young men seem to be greater
and Of moro importance than that Of older
persons. Mr.. Blaine of course was not Of
Tended ct the inferences Of the young mans"
question, but his own protest in the grounds
was matter Of the grayest character and Of
course deserved rebuke. Mr.. Belmont, as inti-
Say. q the impudence Of the young man d as
founding is thing that ought not, sppar-
entity 70 be let pass. Young men must be pro-
tectsd-
PROCLAMATION BIZ TIE PRESIDENT.
WAsH1NaToN, May 8.
- the Presidsnt Of the United States Of America:
A APRocLAMA71ox.-Wher It il provided
IN the laws Of the United Etstss that, "when-
ever, by reason Of unlac <ul obstructions,
combinations or assemhlages Of persons, or
ment Of the United States, It shall become
Improbable In the Judgment Of the President
TO enforce BY ordinary course OF judicial pro-
ceedings the laws Of the United States within
any State or Territory, It shall be lawful for
the President to call forth the militia Of any or
al States and employ such parts OF the land
and naval force CT the United States as he may
deem necessary to enforce faithful execution Of
the laws Of the United States to suppress such
rebellion, In whatever State or Territory there-
Of laws Of the United States may be forcibly
opposed Or execution thereof forcibly obstruct-
ed ,n and,
Whereas, It has been made to appear salts
factorily to me, By information received from
the Governor Of the Territory of Arizona, and
from the General Of the Army Of the United
States and other reliable sources, that, IN con-
sequence Of unlawful combinations Of evil
disposed persons, who are banded together to
oppose and obstruct the execution Of laws,
It has become impracticables by ordinary course
Of iudicial proceedings to enforce the laws Of
the United States within that Territory, and
that the laws Of the United States have been
therein forcibly opposed and execution thereof
forcibly resisted, and
whereas, TIE laws Of the United States re-
quire, whenever it may be necessary in the
Judgment Of the President to use military force
for the purpose Of enforcing faithful execution
Of the laws Of the United States, he shall
forthwith, by proclamation, command such in
surgents to disperse and retire peaceably to
their respective abodes within limited time,
now, therefore, I, Chester A. Arthur, President
of the United States, do hereby admonish all
good citizens Of the United States, and espe-
cially Of the Territory Of Arizona, against aid
ing, countensncing, abetting, or taking part in
any such unlawful proceedings; and do
hereby warn all persons engaged inor connected
with such obstruction Of laws, to disperse and
retire peaceably to their respective sbodes, on
or before noon Of the 18th day Of Nay.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done At the City Of Washington. this Sd day
Of May, In the year Of our Lord, 1882, and the
Independence Of the United States, one hum
dred and sixth. CHEsTER A. ARTHUR.
by the President.
FRxDxRIoK T. FRELINaHuYsEN,
Secretary Of State,