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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
1tmfrei>ptNi0e Neformtcr-

9err 0~e3en6ort troB ieiner 66rfli>
6en Gnoung tein 0eltl6er, lit Elm langlt
SI gt0rfolt in 0irginien anldlitger 9tep
g)orfer uno brabte eS sum republtta1tl6en
ytdtional> N~bgeorbneten bonn 9torfplfer Bez
sirfe. Oils aber bic republitaiii6e gartei
8trginie1S IN Der geaOiulter : gartet oe5
tteine1 Uiabone auf9tng, itrGubte lid Sez
senoorf nit 6Gnoen uno Siiben gegen Elm
lol6eS 3erflteBen ieiner BGrtet III Der 8anoe
Der 8etriiger Der Staatsgldubiger. W}aDpne
rG6te lt6 oaonr6, DAB CT i'm !0erblte ports
gen SabreS ale ietne poltttl6et Wtinen
iprilqen IieB, I'M ben tugenobafter Oesenz
BORT in Die 3Ift Su iprengen. llno in Der
Sbat puroe 0e3enoorf Dann bur6 ben
Ganoibaten Der 9~teaoiuiters, ei1en g%eiDiilen
&ibbD, 9el6lagen.
6itrslib ma6te 9esenborf leiner Grbittez
ring iiber Die gtieoerlage in etnem ~offenen
Shrciben 2uft, porin er l6iloerte, pie
gelpillenlps WlaDpnc uno Genp1len Die ibnelI
CUR Serfilgung g~e1telte acknowledgements
malhtne miBbral6t bGtten, ipte namentli6
Der S6iffSbanbof ltncle Sam's
IN NorfoIf BON ibm Dor Der leBtcn
gSabl nit alIerIet polttildlen Werf3ellgen,
Die bort auf 0otteS Nelt nidtS 3u tbuun ge>
babt bGtten, 9efiut moroen lei uno Oergl.
mebr.
Der Slottenminifter Chamber
bat iebt iiber oiele 2ln9elegenbeit nit leiner
lp;ben Sober ebenfaIs etnen offenen Brief
Dtrfertigt uno i'm brett an SeSenoorf ge>
ri6tet. Gr meIoet BARN, baB CT bereits
S6ritte getbau babe, nm Die bon 0eaenborf
erbobenen acknowledgement gelau untcriuz
den uno I'M Sale ibrer 8eitGttgung bic
gerilgtea WtiBbrGNde, glet6piel inter tpelz
6ell Sortpanoe Nno 81 tueld)em Smede tic
ltottgefunbe1 babeil modterl, beieitigen 3u
laiien. Damn lagt 9err Gbanoler Oerrn
9eSenoorf: vOte mehrjGbrige 8etanntibaft,
Die sic nit oiclem S6tffsbdubofe oils be-
itGnoiger GongreBtanbiput lett 1876 u1terz
balten baben, inoem Sic bon ben bort be-
idGftigten Stimmgebern cine beionoere
1lnteritilbung 3u ~erlangen lMdten, ntro Sic
obne !3petfel III ben Stanb ieBen, in 8esug
auf Die llnterorildung bon WiBbrlu6eM
balelbit nod ipeit mebr 9tatbl6IGge All err
tbeilen, tpelde nit 8ergniigen entgegenoez
nommen uno beriidii6tigt peroen lolIen.
Die SDatla6e, oaB Sic, tpeltn alIdD iest
gum eriten Diale, oaS Slottenoepartemelt
uno bas 8oIf auf Iol6e UtiBbr6l6e al1f=
merflam MAIDEN, na9oem sic aufaeb0rt
baben, irgeno nel6en peri6nli6en 80rtbeil
BON Der 2eitung 6es Sbiffsbaubofes All err
parten, lit cine bD1it lobenstpertbe @r5
fiiuung elmer DffentIiden 4fli6t ourd einen
8ripatbiir9er."
Otan tpeiB ni6t, tpeIben Geformeifer
man mebr betpunoern lou = ben bes 6errn
Oesenoorf ooer ben beS 6errn CHANDLER.
Son lelblt freili6 lit bieier Gifer bel teiz
mem Der spet @olen ertpa6t. gSGre Der
S6iftsbaubof in gtorfolf bel Der Iebten
@abI, tpte es bel frlberen Der SAL gstpeleH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

ift, benz 9errn 9esenoorf CUR geriieung
geltanoen, il bate oieler bic bortigen O1iBs
brdlde i6ipcrtih geieben. GrIt ais leBtere
itd) gegell i'm lel6lt ridteten, nabmcn leille
Sebnerpe1 plDblid an StGrfe All. Der
groBe Wlaihinen : BoIitifer un6 S(ottenz
minilter @banoler aber tpiirbe ldiperlt1 ie
einen Sdritt 9egen otele OiiBbrdu6e ge5
than baben, tpenn 0eSenoorf iie nidt 10
l9onMngsloS aufgeoedt bGtte. OaS geitebt
GbanoIer ourdy leile 8oSDetten gcgen Ses
Seliborf ielbit 3u.
Die Sade bat ibre iebr erniten Seiten.
8enn Die neutrality-suspicious. in ienem
S6iffSbaubofe uHo in anoeren 9lnitalten
Uncle SGm'S friiber 81 0unlten oes 9te>
publifanerS OeSenoDrf Dertperoet puroe,
10 mar Dies Gin Dcrtpcrfli6er WliBbrau6 =
frcilib eiu DtiBbraud, ipie i'm jeoe gartei
in otelem 2aloe, ipelde Die Otadt oa3u bat,
bege6t. ODD imnterDin fano banlt Ser
WtiSbrau6 81 0unlten zines nnItGnoigen
53tpefeS 1tatt. 9tun tperoen our6 Den
:3ped Die Wttttel teineSipcgS gcbeili9t. 9lber
nod l6limmer ais Die 2I%nipenollng eines
l6ledten l1titteIs fir einer mebr Ooer MINI
Der 9uten 13tpet lit Die Q~rtpenoung zines
lhledtel NttttelS fir einen l6Ie6ten 3tped.
~ IutbDSb ppPQLtkkl ObSUNt w Wv ~t'9UNb>
0ung Der Gcrtbeilung bon 8moesGutern
81 0Mnlten elmer bctriigeril6en 81rtet.
SSnoem Die rcpublitanil6e 0~elammtpars
tel, Wel6e Dorber nit alIeiniger Nusnabme
Winnelota'S i'm @roBe1 ME I'M Sleinen
ais Die 4artet Der @brlihteit gegen 0ffent1
lt6e @ldUbiger oa itano, einen 8ltno nit
Den 9teaojulterS bon Girginien einging, bat
ite I'M cires Doriiber9ebenoeu &ortbeilS
tpiuen, eineS ibrer better Rrinsipien uno
Diele ibrer beiten Sbaten perleugnet. 0iele
GerleIgnung .aber miro ibr anI Guoe nIebr
i6aoen, OILS tDr bic 6itlfe W~tabone's uno
letnes Noiutanten Ntooleberger geniibt bat
lIo nlIbeH tDiro.
Sn QSalbington mill man piIlen, ba6
Niemano otes beller etuIebe unb fiible ais
Yr~Gitbent NrtbUr. Sb eS lih ipirts
LID 10 uerbGlt, tpiiien mir ni6t. = 9tber Der
Subcommittee bat ieinen ~unfreipiuigen
8efebl CUR llnterlu6ong Der bon 0esetoorf
geriigteu, i'm Snterelie Der &eaoiuiterS uer@
iibten WtiBbrdude ieoenfauS nidt obne oaS
Sorpilen uno 9aSutbun oeS YrGltoenteH
ertDeilt.
Nrdiioent Nrtbur bat ii6 auf riibmIi6e
8eile inter ie6r i6wierigen GerbGltniilen
BON Dem @influlie zines boss tpie Goutling
uno &ogan frei9emadt. gu nod gr0Berer
@bre mllroe eS tDm gerei6en, mel1l CT oaS
SafeItu6 5piiden lid uno benz boss Otaz
bone entSpetl6nitte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28

tpeIde nt6t bic Steigerung bes
@rwerbs utb bomit aud Der Stellertraft
oes 8olteS bemirfen, lonocrn MIR bic
0roBgrunbbeiiber auf Soften Der iibrigen
&lalIen oeS 8Dltes bereidern fonnten.
gidt 10 Deritebt man bier IN Nmertt1 ben
S6uk3Ou. !0ier mill man burd) bpbe Gin>
fu6rSoQe bef SnbuItrie> 2rbettern einen
retdliden 2obn itno cine mad oeutl6en
OtaBitGben gIGnSerloe, mad bielieen tuenigz
items bebagli6e 2ebensfiibrung iidern,
tpdbren0 bic BON 8isnlard sllm SduB oes
Nderbaus Ino ser Siebsllbt geplanteNal
WfaBregeln IeoigLi6 benz arrten Nannr
leinen 2ebenSunterbaLt pertbeuer1, obne ibm
oatGr in erbebIi6 9eiteigertem 2obne @riaB
3I bieten.
QWein benfe man iIber ben 3ertb uno
bic @irtung Der Mirt6l6aftspoIitif Bis=
mard'S 10, poer anoerS, = B oriber tanH
fein perniinftiger Ntenl6 inn !3ipeifeI iein,
baB bic 9lrt uno g2eiie, pie er Ii6 benz
Eei6stage gegenilberitelt, GIT tetnem guten
Ter gegeniettigcn gerbitterung un6 Qnfeinz
onng je 81 elmer befrleoigenoen 8eritanois
9rlg 9elangen? IS 1T oa Gin etpiSes dr9ers
li6eS Sim unO Ser eserre 5pii6en
Gansler Uno NeihStag, tpobet bic Gids
iidt auf DaS rationale Mobl ihlieblt6
gons in ben 9intergrunb tritt. 9luf Der
eineu Settle Gin OIL 2etb unb 0emiitb trGnS
felnber, eigentuiliger SeIbitberriher. Der
ilber jeoc Observation-Disclosures ais itber
cine lbnG perlOnIi6 5u9efii8te GrGntInG
grout, auf Der anbern Seite Elm troitlos
SerfabreneS -uuo S%crftIdeltes EarteipeicH,
oeiicn @rNppirungen fi6 tagtdGlid perz
ldicben, tuie bic GbIabni'iden &langfigureH
BON loiem Sanoe bel iebem 8ogenitrt6.
90 itcut ii6 oas oeutl6c 9teid ais ein unz
erquidli6er uuo bpffnun9sloier Seriu6
bar, Die MnuerantwOrtIi6e Gtnberridaft
nit ei1em parIamentariihen 2eben gu per>
einigen, bas Qeioer) in ben NnlhauuHgeH
unb Gemubnbeiten beS SoItes nod telne
felten WMr3eln bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
sriabam gomne's Ncmnscbnte.

8rt0bnm Do1ttt8'S Wc1tnScDNTe.
gSer erinnert lid, niNt iener biblden
Srau Nnn GIi3a Ooung, melde nod
81 Qebsetten oeS Dor ledS SaDren Deritorbe7
nen Mormonen> YropDeten Brigham g)ou1g
alS Gorlelerin bic Ser. Staatel1 bereilte lIiIo
in ibren Gprtr6gen Die Wtprnonenprteiterz
l6aft r1b i6re Gielpeiberei ldiper angrltt ?
0ie Dame tnur0e 5t 9iauDoo in SutnolS,
Ser bon ben Wormpnen inI SountD 9ancot
i'm drtBerlten lSelten unleres StaateS ges
grilnbeten Staot, III oenlelben Sabre 1874
geboren, in tpeldDem Scr Wriinoer oe5 Wtor@
montSmus, Soiepb Smttb, III Carthage,
Dem Weri6tsDrte beS 9enannten GoulltD, crS
morbet iparo. Oils Siuei Sabre 0aralf
Smitb'S 9td6folgcr, Brigham Young, ben
groBen Weoanten f0Bte, Die ldper perfol9z
ten Wormonen burd Die nod pf0olole
99ilbniB nab benz nod uneriorlGten SalSs
lcetbale III lltab I'll 1iibreu lno bort ein
leleS StaatSwelen 81 l6affel, tpltroe Die
tleine alnM Gli3a Don iDren sum Wtormo7
nentbum bctebrten @ltern bDrtDtn mitgeS
nommen. SSn tbrcm u6tSebnten Sabre bets
ratbete lie in lltaD einen Wtormoren gta1
mems Dee, Der auBer ibr feline 6raN bate.
Sic gebar inn 3tpei S6bne, Lies iid) aber,
w " IS pult INV IWtISVt USDNnuV+NI pUtp
our6 oaS SunoeSgeridt III Der Sdl3leelt0ot
bon tbm lbeioen. SIN Sabre 1868 ttel oas
Quge oes oGmals Observation-Disclosures
Brigham Ooung auf iie, uno ais quite Waor>
1Monin muBte eS li6 Die bliibenoe DieruuoS
5%tpanSigiGbrige Srau gefalIen lallen, iDm
alS leine neunsebnte Satin uangeiiegelt"
81 tperoen. SuHf Sabre belt iie'S bel ibm
ulo lelnen anoerr GSelbern aus, oalln ent>
flOb ite ibnI, SuuGhlt in ein Oon v0eioel"
ooer 9tidtzW ormoneu gebaIteues 0otel in
Der Galsleelta0t, uno oaun gang ppu lItab
fort, 3llG6it mad COLORADO. Sn 0enper
IieB iid bic oanlaIs Observation-Disclosures
bereoen, ais 0Orlelerin gegen oaS WiormO>
ncnsY rte1tertDum% aufsutreten, lno iie bate
babel 10 groBeu Grfolg, oaB ie ii6 ganS
Dem 8orlele>G eldGft miOnlete.
i3ebn Sabre lang bat lte iebt bies @ei6Gft
nit @rfplg getrieben urlo i~nsniid)en audi
Elm 8ld gelhrieben. Sbre lebte 8o%rleiung
belt Ie am "a. Npril oieles Sa6res sI 9laz
poleon in Ohio. Damn pcrlo6te fi6 bic
Observation-Disclosures i6Dne Dame nit
W1oles st. Ginning, eillem bo6auges
iebenen iebt fiinfsiaiGbriaen aus Wtaine 0e>
biirtigen @ei6GftSmunne, Ser prr SSabren
Mantitce. bic ihueu emporoeblilGte Splsz
banoeisItaot am OstdiaauzSee inn norSz
tpeitIi6en Gbeile Des Staates Wi6igau su
leiner 9eirnatb gerna6t bat u1o bort Oiret>
tor elmer Nationalbont unb 6olsbGnDler lit.
Dim 10. Otai bat All 2obi in Ohio Die Irau>
ing ecs 8aares in @egentpart pieler angez
lebener Qeute itattgefunoen. Die iebige
Srau Cunning bat aus ibrer er1ten Gbe nit
See stpei S06ne, tpouon Der cine neurlsebn
,l1o Der anoere adtsebn lit tpie Die Wtitter
fino ite 9ars pom Recommendations getreunt.
@on Brigham Ooung bat ite tein Sinh.
Die iebige Srau Cumming perbient Oanf
fir Ben Gtfer, tpomit lie in ben leben sebu
Sabrem bas Sretben Der WormorenSBri
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-28
T5Scherfliche Sffincfs %%faafs-Beifau.e.

flung ans OBerbrnbesgeri6t Elm. 9ieiem
tpirb babur6 geIegenbeit gegeben, letne
idma6ooIIe erite GntideioHng, 81 @Mniten
betriigerii6er Staatcn, III @ieoere Grtpas
llrQ al aiehe1.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-02-01
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
EhNunlatiSni.

Never, perhaps, in the history of this country,
has there been so much suffering from rheu-
matism as there is this winter; and never was
there II time when good, honest, reliable cure
was i'll such demand. The mere rubbing
with liniments and oils, and the use of embrO-
cations is just so much time lost for the simple
reason that rheumatism is disease of the
blood and you might Us well try to rub out the
spots Oh the sun as to attempt to cure by eX-
tcrnal applications. Remove the cause and the
effect ceases, is rule in law rs old as invention.
This can he done thoroughly and satisfactorily
by the use of /" Durangs Rheumatic Remedy"
"a regular neutralizcr OF the cause-antidote
to the poison No matter how long the disease
has been standing, or how aggravated in form,
this remedy will positively cure the worst case
in the shortest time Being an internal remedy
it cures quickly, thoroughly and permanently,
leaving the system strong and healthy. Ask
your druggist to order it for you if he has not
got it in stock, or send money to me direct, and
will forward by express. Price, 81 bottle, or
six bottles for So. My forty-page pamphlet on
rheumatism sent to any address free, men
tioning The NATIONAL TRIBUNE. Address,
Il. K. HELPHENsTINE Druggist,
Washington, ID. c.
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.juries, which caused complication of diseases,
resulting in his death. He was horn at Chitte
mango, \. V on the 11th of July, 1oOS. Edu-
Gated in the public schools, he engaged in
business and was prominently connected with
the progress of the city Of Rochester, where he
held several county Offices He was elected to
the Forticth Congress as an Independent Repub-
lican, and served from March, 1867, to March,
1869.
PERSONAL.
Ex-Governor Hendricks. of Indiana, has re-
covered his health and resumed his law practice
A dispatch from Fort Smelling, Mimi, an
nounces the sudden death of Col. William W.
Sanders, who has recently been on duty on
Gen. Terry's staff.
Rev Samuel Fish, for fifty years pastor of
the Baptist church at Halifax, Vt, and the
oldest clergyman of that denomination in the
State, died on the 25th ult., aged 81 years.
The presidency of the National Rifle Associa-
ton has been offered to General Grant but he
has declined it on the ground that his time
is now so much occupied that it would he
impossible for him to attend to the duties of the
office.
Gov. Bates leg was so fearfulIy shattered at
the battle Of Shiloh that when the surgeons
insisted upon amputatiOn rs the only hope of
life, the resolute man said: " Death with my
leg to life without it" and in the midst of his
sufIerings resisted almost by force the ap-
proaches of the knife.
The total amount annually received or ex-
pended on Queen Victoria and the other men,
bers of the royal family is GS93,3S2. In this is
included maintenance of palaces, expenditure
- connection with royal yachts (f35SS5)
households of deceased sOvereigns (f6,415), and
many other such items
Lieutenant Governor John Marshall Hamil-
ton, Of Illinois, who will succeed Governor Gull
lon when the latter enters the Senate, is only
thirty-siX years of age. He has had n very
active career. Served in the war at sixteen,
graduated from college afterward, and has since
been the law partner of Congressmen-elect
ROWcIl
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irregular shape or section, cold-rolled, cold
hammered or polished in any way in addition
to the ordinary process of hot-roling or ham
mern@, and on steel circular saw plates, was
amended on motion of Mr.. Beck so as to make
the extra duty one-fourth of 1 cent per pound
Mr.. Plumb Kan moved to reduce the duty
from cent to six-tenths of a cent per pound
on iron or steel rivet, screw, nail, fence, and
wire rods. Agreed to.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
In the Senate, on Monday, the goth ult, the
consideration of the tariff bill was resumed
After long discussion the provision for an
extra duty on iron and steel articles manufac-
tured from them when galvanized or coated
with any metal was amended so as not to apply
to painted articles or to wire, and the extra
rate applicable to other articles was reduced
from One-half to one-quarter cent per pound.
Mr.. Bayard (Del.) moved to reduce the duty
on " manufactured articles or wares not spe-
Ciaily enumerated" from - to 80 per cent ad
valorem. Mr.. Sherman CO.. moved to make it
80. Mr.. Bayard accepted the amendment and
1t was agreed to-
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Plumb (kan.) presented a memorial of the
Kansas Legislature praying for the establish
ment of soldiers home in Kansas, and intro
duced q bill for that purpose, and remarked in
connection with it, that the existing soldiers
homes were insufficient for the accommodation
of those entitled by law to be admitted to
them.
After an extended discussion the Joint reso-
luton was amended and passed.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
of the tariff bill.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-02-01
Frozen Facts from Montana.

From the Butte Inter- Ocean, Jan. 1sh.j
At eight o'clock last night not man was
visible on Main street; they were all rustling
for seat on a stove.
At the office of the Montana Lumber Com
pany this morning the spirit thermometer reg
istered 90 below zero.
In a main street store this morning at ten
o'clock, a thermometer hung up on the wall
within four feet of a red-hot stove registered
lao below freezing point.
In one Of the Butte restaurants the cooking
Department is board addition standing out
from the main building, and, though the stove
this morning was made red hot, the ChinAmap
was unable even to cook some hot cakes. They
froze solid on the griddle, and had to be chopped
off with Ratchet
A prominent citizen went TO the hydrant
this morning to draw bucket of water and in
returning to the house spilled little Of its
contents. into which he accidently put one foot.
Before he could make another step he was
frogen to the ground and was compelled to
leave his boot in the road and hop into the
house on one leg.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-02-01
Justice TO the Old Soldier.


ISHn JodQNIn TdU'V TI0TT HTNUS.I
The conduct Of the Congress of the United
States in withholding aid from superannuated
soldiers and sailors disabled b. wounds &c
ceived while fighting in the service Of their
country, has been much commented upon by
the press fer years past, and especially the par
simonious sentiments expressed by cold-blond-
ed, calculating representatives. Of New Eng
land and other Nothern and Western States
in counting the cost to the Government OF
doing acts of simple justice to men vino have
perilcd their lives and limbs in defending the
honor, glory, and life itself Of their country,
and who have for years past been-from old
age or the effects of wounds-rendered incapa-
bic of following their professions or doing other
labor to earn living.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-02-01
Sarah, Every Time.
[From the sp,tnafsgd Republican. ]


An old man would not believe he could hear
his wife talk distance of five miles by tele-
phone. His better half was in a country store
several miles away, where there was tele-
phone, and the skeptic was also in a place
being told how to operate it, ne walked boldly
up and shouted, Hello, SARAH" At that in
slant lightning struck the telephone wire and
knocked the old fellow down, and as he scram-
Bled TO his feet he excitedly cried, That's Sarah
every time"
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-02-01
The Prevalence of Illitcracy.
From Me PhladeIphta Press.l

New Mexico contains 81, 1894 persons over ten
years of age who cannot read. This is more
than 60 per cent. of the population. Georgia
has 4i6,6S3 persons over ten years of age who
cannot read over ~ per cent; Alabama, SO,
279, over Is per cent; North Carolina. 361, $50,
over 50 per cent; Virginia, 261, l95, Just 81
per cent. Mississippi, 3l502l, over IL per
cent; New York, lJ6.635 Il fraction over per
cent; Massachusetts, 1860, over per cent;
Iowa, 2S,117, less than p per cent, and Wyo
ming, AT, over q per cent.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Something About What is Going on in Other Lands
Than Ours.


The French politics continue unsettled. The
question of the Punishment Of the Orleanist
princes raised by PIon PIon's manifesto, Gre
atcd a dead lock in the Cabinet, and all the old
ministry resigned. President Grevy summoned
NJ. Fallieres and Jules Ferry to confer with him
about a new ministry. They declined to I'M
dertake its formation, but a combination min
istry has been formed with NJ. Fallieres at its
head.-The steamship Agnes Jack, from Sar-
DINA, was wrecked off Swansea, England and
twelve persons perished.-A French acronaut
was killed in Madrid recently by his balloon
striking Il housetop.-tlotow, the composer,
died at Wesbaden.-Thc remains of Gustave
Dore were inferred at Pcre Ia Chaisc, Paris. on
Sunday.-Itisn now intimated in London that
the Cimbria did not blow her whistle according
to rules on the night she was sunk by the Sui
tan.-M. de Giers will return TO st. Peters
burg on funday.-The cabinets of Vienna,
Berlin, Rome, and St Petersburg have agreed
TO accept the views of Lord Granville on the
Egyptian question.-It is announced that
Messrs. Davitt, Healv, and Quinn will go to
Jail rather than give bail for good behavior
Fire partly destroyed the SpOrZa Casarini palace
in Rome on the 28th Ult-An explosion of
gunpOwder in Liverpool killed two men,
The project Of the Paris police has been sup
pressed because be refused to answer certain
questions concerning the anaTchists.-Pla-
ChItN HdNS bctn l'oSteu III -. / tLclaDUFS warn
ing the people 20 avoid localities frequcntcd by
the court for fear of sudden daugcr.-It Is re-
ported that cholera has broken out in Calcutta.
"A vessel supposed to be the steamer Blacl,
Watch was sunk on Monday off Mumbles Head.
Twenty-siX persons were drowned. She was of
1897 tons burthcn, and belongs to CardiH.-
The British bark Royal Tar, from Philadelphia
for Liverpool. has been driven into Pcnarth
Roads. Her decks had been swept and other
.In, I'D
have been washed ashore near Penarth. A
steamer is supposed to have foundercd, with all
hands, twenty in number, near PorthcaWl.
The storm still continues.
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MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, on Monday, the 29th ult the
tariff bill was again taken up, and Mr.. kaSSOn
lIa.J offered an amendment providing that on
all articles manufactured from two or more
materials the duty shall be assessed at the rate
Of duty imposed by law on the component part
Of chief value, instead of at the highest rates
at which any of its component parts may be
chargeablc
Mr. White Ky offered an amendment pro-
Viuing that upon the TeimpOrtation of articles
once the growth, product or manufacture of
the United States, upon which no internal tax
has been assessed or paid, there shall be levied
collected and paid duty double (instead of
equal, as provided by the bill) to the tax i'm
posed by the revenue laws upon such articles.
Mr. Haskell (Kan) said he was opposed to
the reduction of the tax on whisky, and he pro-
posed To fight it until the end of the session :;
but the clause to which the gentleman referred
had been put into the statutes in 1866. Then
for the next half hour, the discussion braBched
OF from the question of the tariff and was add
dressed to the question of the whisky tax.
Mr.. Whites amendment was lost-15 to 1856
and the consideration of this paragraph was
passed from.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. Caswen wis }, from the COMMITTEE on
Appropriations. reported back the post Office
appropriation bill with Senate amendments
thereto recommending concurrence in some
and non-concurrence in others of those amend
ments
Among the amendments non-concurred in
were those appropriating S1S5,000 for special
mail facilities and fixing July l, 1883, as the
date when the two-cent postage shall go into
effect.
The report was agreed to.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole (Mr. Burrows, of Michigan, in the chair
on the tariff bill.
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SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, on Saturday, the 9th ult.,
general debate on the tariff bill was concluded,
the Democrats speaking in opposition to the
bill, and the Republicans in its favor The bill
was then taken up by sections, but after the
reading of the first paragraph the House ad-
iOuTned
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FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

In the House on Friday, the 26th ult, the
session was taken up with general debate on
the tariff bill Messrs. Kelley Pa and Kas-
son ia spoke in support of the bill and the
work of the Tariff Commission, and Messrs
Tucker (Va.) and McLane (NId.) in opposition
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