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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01

General Walker nae again taken
fresh hold CT the Census and now says
that if Congress. will give Lin $780,
600 more, be VII, finish il by January
}st, 1855, all excepting Vitel Stats
tics.
The work will be cut down from
eleven Thousand to eight thousand
pages and he expense viii be about
.nne aud ene-hxlf cents per capita OF
}oppls,ioa. which. IS only onehalI
srezt more than the census Of 1870
and the present conprlues many more
subjects and all treated move fully.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01

The situation IN Traa ce tie cnchang-
ed, other than that another ministry
has gone to the wall end resigned.
President Crew says there must be
a new election of representatives as
nobody can govern the country with
such a Chamber as the present. There
are no grounds for fesrfcr the repub'
lie, but it is as v'e said laet week, only
scause there is no k;nslY head 10
Trance with brains enough in it to
hold crown level after he SHOULD
once pct ito
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!DR 'OfLLIG X 'fTo,Drz Tonic EMXIn

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AK ''fL''" i''n.''h ''H" '''"' ~ !
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u" i',''o,e l'Si"'n.'''' a. ~,; guy IL,
c",i''e'''t'' =, wv a,;'"" "7 s sS' ~,
IS KNOW, ny ,,s c"IA'''e i"'M''s !, ''' ,"'
'"S. 10 '.,c NeS' ho'', VI: No.,' w ."'
SCUM ""'"s :" ''.;' p"'"y '" .'' IVY, w.
c'''e anu '''t s''',''''"'Ii " ms , ,,''
"''''A''" ~ "'s''} "H,'"'.'s ~ - W."
ci'h' cr"''Scf any l.''','s WV s>1,e', nos
ol"'es ''r aver '.e"''s' ,u''Ss VIVA N"','.si
ours "Nsl"ps"' - ~ '"''''''. 10 ..'I
VIII impair H"e',S'" '"'''' ssH''n' '',''','
los' alpe''.r' "''o ~ N's' 'ri '''li =" '''',',a
All oo''ru''''s 70 WY i'Su'a' o''' ~ w ."'
lure III l''''"''S' wa "''' s:'
"eaNeS' '"'''' ,'s',, ;'"'' "'"' ,''s ",,.
sure re'''c'S i"' "',,S' i'ni" ~ Vt, va. y
s''n or u'oer '''e sllno,'''' ",auts' 'e'''
ness on breast or ncm'''nS o' Will
InN' lfoT * :. +" -, rF' '-. ~,
pr. 4'"u'I -D,ar 0't. having fe'' al,
h'''eI 'of ionS '''ne M''u osSp' is," a''
seiie1ni l'"S''"'''H W my h'' '""s ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01

comes ia fancy and corkscrew worst
ads IN various shades and has long
skirts. The Chesterfield froc& in
plain and cloth faced cashmere is
straight cut with long skirts. In
Prince Alberk no changes are noted,
Spring overcosts come in cheviot,
wcrsteds and me!tons, They are fin
ishsd with silk fscings and plain lin,
.ings, and are cut short with Fly
front and tight fitting back.
A Georgia man is trying to make
sugar out of water melons which will
yield, he claims, about G4,0o pounds
OF sugar to the acre, woltn ten cents
pound; All acre growing 81 ,OOC
pounds Of melons,
%. "Middle measures are often but
;middling measures. There are nc
"middlings" about Kidnsy-Wort. 1t
ia the most thoroughly refined STOW
.er" Of medicine. 1t knows no half.
way measures, but radically uproo5s
all diseases Of the kidneys, liver and
bowels. 1t overthrows piles, abolished
constipation and treats the system 90
gent " and soothingly as to prove lite
true kinship to nature in all its praises.
Ut is prepared in both liquid end dry
form.
The Sbarpsbuvg Enterprise says
"Mr. Gallo Fahrney, Of the firm Of
rotfenberger and Fahrney; dong bus,
mess at St James Station, 5. Y. r. R.,
in this county, left fer parts unknown
on Monday evening last. 1nvestiga-
ton left no doubt as to the cause, he
having issued the firm 6 paper to the
amount Of SIS, 900, without the know
ledge Of his partner. Mr.. Henry Pot
'fenbergsv, his father-'p Jaw. His
young family is very much distressed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01

The Small pos scare in Baltimore
now appears to have been more Of an
s.temrt on the part Of rival interests
20 damage business in that city than
a real viruert epidemic. As it may
have been in the past, certa'n'it is
NOW that the,health authorities are
mastering The disssee and that tits On
the decrease
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01
Rough OFT Rats.

The thing desired found at iast
Ask your Druggists for Rough on
flats. 1t clears out rats, mice.
,oachec, f.es, bed bugs. loo. boxes
The p,oh;bitery amendment to the
Iowa Coretitution adopted by the
popular vote last June was declared
invalid by the Supreme Court Thurs
day last.
dollhouse strawberries from New
.1ereey were sold in New York last
week at 25 cents for each berry, or
$loa quart. The same dealer e1'
poets to discrepancies Cor Gale in afew
dav, at s. each.
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Kaioefin GIarion.
Gas. (. CasseII, 4. N.
Editor and Publishes.
'7alrsily, Fe1raar7 l, 1883
NexsDaper Llw DecistOns'

|. Any g,eraon wha takes u paper regu lar
Nv from the p<stof3lce whether directed t."
-s,4 name or assther's or whether lie has
-snbscribed o, nc,-is responsible ies the gay
Dcn~ot.
.. Ifany peNen orders his paper disccn-
.s,nued. he ~ st< Auas pay all arrcarsyes OF
che publisher may rnntinue to seni it unti
payment IA made 4asd cDRect the whole
amount, whether the paper Is takec'irona
the oflre or not.
rY No pape, will! be discontinued until
yaid up.
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Gotham Gossip.

Park .Besyan,,n's Nomination for
ire Ninistery to Persia.-Gebhard' S
rsasv~.-Burying Himself Nth has
Foyses. quite q H7e.-Nurat Ra1-
stead and the Consolidated Newspaper.
anderson Said TO be IN Lone.
Fashions for Moa.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01
lNZV:aTN H.2ZM.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
FIRST, a farm containing
IS Ia ACRES

of ,illahle land more or less. situated about
of mike south west of Creegerstomn or
the road from Crcegerstown 10 Frederick
adjoining the lands 81 Geo. Graham. jacob
Miller and others. The improvements con
sist of a lnghouse, rough cast, two and one
halt stories high, good barn lsog pen, smoke
house and other necessary oulbuildings d
80 Two wells ofgood water.
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xxpneFai News.

The Marquis Of Lorns, aoniu-lsw
of Queen Victoria, Is soionrnins in
Washington.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01
BUCHlPIABA.

New quick, complete cure 1 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
or difficult urination, kidney diseas
ps. 81. at druggists. Prepaid bv ex-
pres, 81 rs, 6 for SIS. E. S. WILLS,
Jerfey City, n, ],
The case Of Robert +. Foster against
Col. Wm. 7. Maulsby has been remov-
ed from Carroll to Howsrd county
This is the suit for malicious prosscu
ton growing out Of the bicycle case
hero last summer, which was magnl-
aed from mole bill to a mountain
The Manchester Enterprise says
Matchmaker went skating on New
Years dag, the Adrocats says: About
The same time the biggest thing" in
Westminster Taylor weTks-slid
clsan out Of the State never to return.
The late Gold Company offers con
dolence. Brethren, let us weep.
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weak.
ness Of the generative functions. 81.
at druggists Prepaid by express,
1925, 6 for S.. 4. S. WELLS, Jer-
sey city, N. J.
The unusually cold weather which
has recently prevailed in the West
has caused great loss to drovers. Hogs
have persisted by thousands on their
way to market, and whole trains OF
cattle have been frozen stiff in the
box cars, while many Of the herds
travelling on foot from distant States
and Territories have been showed IN
der; with fearful loss to their owners.
Saould This create an additional rise
IN tho price Of M eat, many poor pso
PIE wii lave % abandon t1o 10 nit
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NrNTNl-IN, "UENmt'eW "
@"rgcr 80 @2tlts kTa.- k50lt32.
>tr ..,,@ ~
w. N,i~.% .E' ,-ri :tr.fe< ~ o'Js,
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SECOND.
AH0uSE AND LOT

IN Crccscrstown, known AS lot No 06 in
said town. 1t is improved with two and
one half story LOG house weather boarded,
with back buildin. attached, also stable
end well OF good waiter
THIRD r. tEullinr Mil or
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-01
W0oleR Factory,
known as Springfield MllEs an6
is ACRES OF LAND

more or less, attached thereto, being stpat
ed about two miles south west 'of crccgcrs
town adjoining the lnnds of .I.coh Eichel-
berger and others The Improvements
consist of Wooirn Factory inpair condi.
rou, back dwelling house two stories
high stable and other Other ,eCt houses.
There isa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-05-09
Wsai, terfaunre nidlt.

ben neuen Gtore Der .9one Star SEQ
COMPANY, 4O2 gde bDn SouiiDn uno
2ofoDoitrabe aH beiuben. Mtcn trifft
baielbit cine bollftdnOige Nusnabl bon
feinem 3bee, Gaffee. @eipiirSen, Sami-
lien=@roeeries unD Yropilionen, ipic iie
in San 9lntonio nie beier 81 iinben
mar. 9ie preiie linb oerartia, baB iie
Sebermann sufrieben fellen. Sie Qua=
litat idmmtli6er 9Baareu famn ni6t
iibertroffen tuerben. Jeiner Sbee unb
&affee linb cine Spesialitdt. Safee
miro tdslid frifdb gebrannt umo semab=
len am plabe ieibif. Se6ermann fam
uniere Grafts&aiieemiihle por bem Store
in Sbdtigfeit icben. 9lm Greitag ben
%. 1T unier Stpre eroffmet porben.
Selepbon Der6lnoung yto. 283. Wtan
erinnere li1 an 4o2, @de bon Oouliom=
uno 2oiopoiirabe, gegeniiber gloe. s.
2l6tungsuoll
23,3- s. y. 9aas.
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80 NJ Tooe errettet.

Dtliam 5. gousbliu BON ScmerYills.
WaH, iuet I; Sa 5ertit 1875 belom
i'd VunSenblulen, 8efcl8t BON e.nea' BETTE
gen 9niten. SD perlor ren Gppstit uno
u,ein GleilG uab wurbe bsttlageris. Sn
1877 bsafte mon mid ins Sospital. Tie
g.rsie ertldrten, i'd battle ein 3cd in mel.
ner aunss BON Der @rSbe eines toltsn
Dcuarniids. Soear bic Nudri&t bon
mstnsm Tobe perbreitete Hd. Sd, Slt
auc Soliauus uuf; ba emptabl mir elm
1rsuo Or. William s alls BAL.
an fii T bic eunse. Sd Sebraudte
cine Slaide unb IA metnsm 9rltauneu
wurot id beRet, urc bin beate 8eidnoer,
ols lett brei Sobren.
SD ihreibe bies In BET bofIuuuS. pab
Sober nit f,anier 9unse BetaFtets Or
U lillian 6atls liam ges
braaht. unb id bin iibsrSsust, oab paes
fslbe bic Nus,eb,uns beiit Sh iann
pcatic bebaupten. cab mir ter Daliam
metr @utes erpieien bat, ais ale iitri-
seu @rseneiea suiammen, bic ih nabm.
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Sic Ttorence Sftabtingalc Der Sin,
Serpfcae.

oerpfleae.
5clsenteS TT sin Nussus zines an ben
Deutldsn &siOrm Me6enser In Gtam.
esrSbursb, pa., seihrietsnsn 9risfss:
Gine gBoblthdterin.
Oefnet bic Ebiire fir ae uno Wrs
WinsloTp uire te.usiisn. pab 7s bic ame-
rifanilte 5loreutiner yladtiaau Der Sim
Der III. Daoon lfnp mir 70 iibfr,sust,
bab mir unferer ;, ,Sulp" lebren tperoen
gu faaen: ,@eieanet lei Wrs @nalow"
neil ife berlelbsn bebiilEih mar, iibsr bic
Derioee ose 3abnrns uaO anbere Ys=
fGwerlih!eiten fit dinesr bium se,utom.
mtn. Wrs gBinslop 5ootina
9Yrup nilnmt ben EinDs.a bie Shmer
gen uno furirt Eplsntris unb Dtarrbue.
@r madt ben 0aumsn cart. bffrsit BON
gnt3iiabuna uno brinet has Stub gIudlih
tibtr bic Dsripbe pes 3abnens tinwea.
" ttu' sssaee eas, pas sr sursistt 3u
tbun, Aaes uno niAt wsniefr. g8ir ia.
BEN stnmal Ilrs Winsluw esieben unD
fenusn iit nur Durtb iSrsn 5cutina
Ssrup fur Ssineer. gBsnn mir bic
Waht tatten, ipirsen mir Gs alc bsilaut
fur bic &inber bin tsllsn---waS He aud
tn Der Shat TT. Der @yruy lpro in
ausn WpctteEeu ,u 25 Gents yer Gialbf
bertauft,
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Scllen mir iie BON chamber lcs6inoen?
irasten @inise.
Stein, brittle ter Sauie unaebuloia
merit lie 3uianlnen bintin!
llnb 3w0lf sepu;tise Bdulte tpben ben
sudenben Slumpen ouf, idwansen ibn
bod in bic 2uft unb idleuberten ibn melt
iiter bas uier in bas miloe @istreiten
binaus. Taula mari iid nit perbiilltem
@eiidt gu SOben. Surrab ! bounertc ea
aus allen &eblen. GaS WaIer Ipriete
emppr mie ber Strebl eine8 @eilers unb
iiteriAattete bic Wiense nit einem 9teaen
BON @iIdt. Nedscnb unb fniriAeno itlr,.
ten bic @isiGrllen. auf welde bic unse=
beure Wudt auigcihlasen, nah in bic
Giefe. Nber I'M nadlten NuBenblid ipiiite
lie ber Struoel Dieper berauf, unp an
ae feltseflammert bob id auA Der ent=
ieelide &lunlpcn nod einmal empor.
Sie yanbe batter iih icmeit selcdert,
bab bic beiben Wldnner bic 2lrme reaen
fonnten. Sie trieten nit benz Gile benz
llfsr su.
Silf Serrsptt, fe idnimmen! idrieen
Die GaI Ienoen AM gtranoe. Stpbt iie
binunter, bier iinb Nuoeritansen!
llnb fie rafiten Suianlnten, mas bon
Stansen uno Nanten umberlas, unb
idlusen mad ben 9tin9enben. oenen eS
gelans, bic llferweioeu 3n erfaiien Nr9
einmal bob iid @son nit SdmettbOrn
emrcr, wieser itieBen iie ibn biuunter.
DleS8utb mar gum gSa9nwie entfa4t
uno muBte ibre Spfer baben. 9a riilen
bic n,rriden Seten, nit penen bic beioen
aulammensefcppelt sparen uno Sdnlett=
born ianf-ein bun,pieS @urSeln unb ct
nat peridwunben. @son aber mar plSt=
lid swiiden smei @isiAOllen einsef(emmt,
bic ibn faif 3ermalmten, aber AUDI iber
Wallsr bielten.
(Tnrtfetur1 Frirt
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sE Cine g botograpbie 1T cine
Grinnerung fiirs gauge 2eben uno fern=
pobnenben &erpanbten fann man feline
gr6Bere Greube bereiten, als tpenn man
ibnen feline photographic iiberf6idt. S.
8mbn & Co., Norbpeit=gfe bDmWain
pla5a, fertigen brillante Bilber an.
Sbre @allerie 1T pomp0s eingeri1tet
umo nit ben neueien Mpparaten perle=
ben. 30,L6Mt
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cSu Der s,peiteu Tommer Be

: Sn Der 5weiten Gammer beg
0ltret6iiben &ei9sratbes tpurbe eilt
@eiebentmurf angenpmmen, bur6 tpel=
den Die Wfinimalitarfe ber 2anoipebr,
nit Nusnabme Der SDroler 2anopeDr,
ouf $4,000 Mann feitaelebt miro.
Ser GeieBentipurf entbdlt 5ugleib Die
grma6tigung sur formation BON 6
2anbmebr Gaballerie Gegimentern.
Surb 6ieie @taBregeln miro bas @r=
meeblbget Inn cine Nfillion @ul6en
erhDht.
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Scr 0pitpffice Grd,nuae.

5ommers & peter5om Giaen=
tbilmer, filbrt Die beiten Weine, Gbam=
pagner, Misfies, 2iquore, feines Bier,
einbeimiide un0 importirte Gigarren.
Das Sofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
Slllaroipieler finben mebrere Slide Der
belten Gabrifen bes 2anbes. T1,2,t1eS
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Sas feinffe 9erren= unb Gnaben=
9emoen, 9triimpfe, SoIen=
TRIGGER &C., pelde ie impDrtirt iporben,
Bel GDeets, gorreDon & Cattle,
Grofett=Ylod Mlamo .plasa.
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90n,. $. Cuttcrfioe & Co.,
Ylumbers unb Gas sSitters,

PIUH1OVt9 lIIEU UUs UIlltIS,
335 Sft 9oultonfiraBe, Sau 9lntonio.
Saoemannen, Stur5bdber, Wa5erclo=
fets, Wfarmorplatten Gummiidl0ud)e,
Sleiz un6 @iienr0Dreu, Yie-apparate
unO Gasfirtures aller 9lrt. 1,15i
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Mir baben bic i66niten Stoiie
fir 6riibiabrs~ unb Sommerfleiber, bic
mir je importirten. Wir berfaufen bie=
ielben in ganSen Mn5iigen Dber au1
narbpeile. pancoaft &rS IN.
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Wr. S. 8. Worf, gmis. Seros,
iagt: Sd babe groiuns @iien=Sitter
gegen aagemeine S6ipd6e in meiner
6amilie angelpan6t unb fam ieinen
9Gertb beseugen.
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(EDrtfesun9 fpict. J

- MDer's pi1en entbalten fein Gro=
ton=Sel, Galomel ober anbere minera=
lif6e 8eitanotbeile. Sic iinb asu reinen
begetabilii9en Grtraften suIammengez
febt, 6eren 9eiltraft ii6 als Dirfiam
eripelft, 100 INNER Seilung no6 m0gli1
1T.
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*uMan fdngt alte @Dgel niGt lei6t
nit Spreu." 9esbalb iollte man bic
mabrbaften aolbeneH @efunbbeitsforner
in ytierenfraut ill0en. 6roucu, o6 jung
ober alt, Derbeiratbet DOer lcoi9, iollteu,
wenn lire @eiunobeit ni6t Die Bette i1t,
g}ierentrart oerfu6en, tpel6es ibncn ge=
.uiB bcl5en tpirD.
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Sie reueiten Wtulter unb Moben aller
9errenartifel bel Sheets, @orrebpn &
Cattle. Sas Eager 1T eroB unb billig
pirb perfauft. Al
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= 9ie id6nite 2usmabl bon urter=
fleibern unb 6urniibing 8oobs fir Ben
Sriibling finbet nan bel
Yanepait & Sobn.
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: Su Orforo, NliH., ,uuroe Ser
&ebacteur bes SrForo gagle bonn Hdb=
tif6en @sorlGal eri6oileuL meil er ii1
Der Ierbaftrns our0 beulelben mi0ers
1ebte.
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cine giienbabn in 6riebri6sburg mint
bete, unh Tim tuie piel mebr ipiirben
ii6 uniere geoiirfnilie iteigern.
Sollten bic Siirger breier Counties
ni6t ein berartiges Werf, tpie oben BE-
banbelt, tpenn fe ben fefen gBillen
baben, ausfiibren f0nnen?
s. @ilbelm S0bbler.
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Mr. Sbonlas Mcgribe, W}ount
Galm Seras, iagt: Sd sebrau6te
8rDDns Giiel1zBitter als Stdrfungs=
mittef nit ausaeaei6neten @rfola.
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NalaitSalpm II. 8iilarbs6alIe,
SO. 10, SoleOabifrabe. u. StraBburz
ger 8eiieer. 6 Billiards neueiten StD>
leg. gtnr bic befen 2iqu0re, Wbisfies,
Meine, frif6es 8ier unb Gisarren. 9lm
2un6eounter bic ausgemdblteifen Se=
lifatelien. Treier 2und ieoen Morgen
bon 10 Bis II llhr.
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O efu h t

plrb ein gutes Mdb6en, Inn bdusli6e
glrbeiten au berri6ten. yia6sufragen
in Der Office Der Greien Preile. 12-
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Wlauc Nlanell=9(u.iine.

200 9lnsiige BON $40 an aufDdrts
Sarbe garantirt. gu baben Bel
Yaneoaft & Sobn.
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- erH . y { u II a.

Sutfe VfIItn finb fpe,ien fur bieic Hdne
bereifef, egueDpffs pernrfadf eftcn fpldtenaSedbs
sei im Befntsn, BAT Der feitenfe erffannt ~.
e.e perinebreu feu Mppcfff unc berirfaen 6!eifd,s
nssfaf, ia BET 2rrper oedbrf nnb purd ipre fculde
xBirfnna duf ufhse25erfauunge raGne etn regeIndfts
aer GfubIanna berporasrufen irirb. greis 25 GentS
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Gpinpfpme elmer
II Mt b6tiAen g E 3 E r.
Uaanaef an Mppetifs @ebdrm Gcritrpfuns,
Gdnicr,crt in sppf nit einem punpfen @efiibl
i'm Sintertcpfc, Gdmer5en inter ben 0huiters
bidtteru, aufsetriebeniein nah cern @iien, nit
Nbneisllng gegen jece fSrperlihe rber aeiftige
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-17

propriety. Mr.. Child's resolution. which
will be found below, censured Hon. Mark
H Dunnell. The originator stated that he
offered the resolution in good faith, and
everybody that knows Pat Child will ac-
knowledge that he is always honest if not
always right. Fun followed.
In the senatorial vote Mr.. Cullen did
not vote, having paired with Mr.. Sabin
who is too i'll to to be out. Hon. L. A.
Richardson, of Winona, who had been sick
and had not before been present, appeared
and took the oath.
OF course the scene of the day was, dur
ing the call of the roll for the election of
United States senator. The Hobbies and
galleries were crowded and the greatest
interest was evinced in the proceedings.
Only few ladies were present and it is
perhaps as we'll, for some temper was dis
played. At noon to-day vote will be
taken in joint convention, and if the pub
lie will be very quiet, and applaud just at
the right time, it will be admitted. Little
business of importance, except the voting,
was done, but Messrs Plummer and Frank
managed to get in two bills, giving rail
road companies whack, and it looks
now as if the railroad committee would
have its hands full. The members will be
in funds soon, as they are entitled to draw
mileage at ten cents per mile.
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THE HOUSE.

Yesterday was the day of the circus.
The legislative fandango, to which there
has been more free advertising and news
paper putting than has been devoted to any
exhibition of the sort for some time,
started in yesterday noon and it will be
continued until further notice. While it is
strictly matinee performance,it is doubt
full if it is moral enough in its character
to invite the attendance of ladies
and children. There was goodly amount
of the blood and thunder business thrown
in on the opening and while no blood was
spilled, much bad blood was displayed.
Matters went smooth enough until Hon.
Pat. Child in the order of motions and
resolutions threw bomb which brought
the gladiators to their feet, the Republi-
cans showing antagonism, as they
thought the matter was wrong on general
principles among their own party, and the
Democrats fighting it from sense of