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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Tho Hawaiian Government is about
10 protest ageinst the great influx Of
Chinese into the domain OF King kala-
kauo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Green u. Ranm. Commissioner OF In
tcrnal Revenue, Friday sent TO the
President, to take effect on tho 30th
instant. his exclamation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Tho Board OF Health. Lunacy and
charity. have voted to take charge OF
tho Massachusetts, State Almshouso o.,
TewSsbury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

A terrible collision took place yes,er.
day ON the Grand Trunk Railtond near
olivet Station, Michigan. A freight
train dashed into the rear Of tho regu.
lar passenger train, smashing two
Pullman oonoheS and killing tho con.
ductor Of tbe sleeper and several
passengers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06

Governor Adams has so far reeoy.
cred from his late illness as 10 appear
upon tho streets again.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-06
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

I'm. =. g. VESTS SERyE ASD BRAN
~ tTsAtU su;- specific foE IiyEtcTii. pIzEi
ness, Cnnyulsions. SeI Ivous Headache. NcniA
Depression. iCss Of Memory, -permAiOrh0rt
lmpo.enCy Invo.untETy emissions promNtr
uIG age. caip ed by ovoT-ex' rtiDn. sci aba O
O tF. ndulcf nee. which ,s#us - Iuissr . de
and death. ono box will cure TOrCut cA
Zach bCI cCutbiBs one months tire Incut:
dOllHr box, or six boxes fer hyo dollars
by mAl prepaid on receipt OF price. We 4
bDt'e ak boxes to CuIe sLy Gaze. With
DT,IeT received by us for siX bo,'F sCcUmpN
with hve dollars, We will send The IuIc
our written guarantee 10 rCtUTE the mon
the treatment does not tficcl = cure. Gus
tees issued only by
G. ,. RICHARDS + co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
steamSoats ano Railroads

:-,op NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave. Peck
, ans dr early ri SofsS and
ISOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on st h01
fas oRs ct than BY any other route
VIA fall RIVER LISE Limited TiI ACiSt,
. Ts9is 4
sts1%sriS plf rom faS and
NJ Tickets and seterooms may be secured IN a. te once
& f Fl R g? 81 and ~
SohDEN IovEkk asnt. oEohe aen 4 Pass Agent
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
trains leave depot foot Of Cortandt and sen
E:aGns $40 n sns 6Sud lo5
; ,sTSss in sSseSss ss and '0
@! Es .SIS B ss and % aS connect for
and HS5sDn o leave s@ancn
e oeRneTa Eastern Office e. ShHESh sGs
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH II III, f RRi
Stations in NOwYors and I,nertv,s
sem flSn i R
s &nI SSAsS SStsSins RF ss IL
nS1 sS9 9S 100 1919 M
1 FU sd B Bank d M PAM
Sa Sq At see ocsn Grove or @
aPSns at OCEAN sR Grove
seGGs ga FeF Re9 SPS Ta Philadelphia
SS $vr and n bapSsras O AZ t$9 l$ S5
For vineland Brtdgeton, Atlantic City iS0 m
GO; HA A. p r. Rk H. GA G. a. P RR Acts supt
M" REDUCTION OF FARE az p.-.,.,,
Roston IS Worcester 81 80 Nashua So 3d. Portland
se and no transfer.
The new iron ''f CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception most eegs3t PSSt on the Sound and
sI % 40 North RIVER GE foot Of watst next pier
shove Terry daily except sundays at 40 pm
Drawing room TO Boston from NewLondon al 4;loa H.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
,Srour "a Trains viii leave Grand Central Depot. ,,
a. M. Western NewYOrk and Northern Express "to
$40 NJ Limited CHICAGO Express with dining cars
SRPRSS and A9s GS arriving at Chicago H. day
1890 m Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Canah
d1gSs %ss4n and SmG Soe
drawing connecting Tor saratoga Gens fi' anu
Albany Troy and Utica Drawngrocm cars
"A :. m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy r., >,,
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday loieuo' poi"
ESQ NJ Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
prspSd cleveiand foedo Detroit Chicago St Louis
81 aG Night ESpress with sleeping cars TO Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
Tickets on Central Depot No Bowling
Ss 1 sng aSs FAY AND ss2 broadway York
and 1873 washington and S64 FultOnss Brookyh anu 10
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
Trains run daily AL others daily efce&1 EERE
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
Boston and the East Anrs from Grand Central Depot
sm 2p m (paror car attached and 1QR m with palace
sleeping sars SUNDAYS a. 10 p nPa i pepot az
H. Newport 7;op m PaFi1TcsTs gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from ChambersStre Depot
ga m-Dsily except Sundays Day Express daWing-room
coaches 10 BinghamtOn Emra and Bunal0 Sleeping
coaches TO Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago. =.
Tor fast me-Pullman Sleeping Coaches 70 buIho Hihnk
land lao m; Cincinnati $50 St Louis $40 N second
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit $40 M IoedO o-O
m apayS"Paeifc Express Solid Train Of
pullman bay and sleeping eosches to Wots ana
Buffet Smoking Coaches TO Chicago.
S:l5 m-EmigIant train for the West. - -. 81. go
l5 S:50 440 81 $50 s. 10 $50 1880 1880 midnight
Sundays $50 1920 m lao $50 p m r Midnight IN
BIO $50 s: ESQ 1870 SIS and midnight sun
days $50 1920 l;i5 $50 80 N mIdn i 21o
I26 40 $3.50 1870 10 anda2 midnight Saturday nights
only Sundays e;l5 6 m $40 S:5e and -
midnight. Sundays $50 1920 lao $50 III ana IL
Warwick so a N 30 m -. o,o ,oo cu Sunday
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 m $3.50 1870 Opm' sundhy
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery I'm Ii3o IN.
GoShsp 1909 1920 m $3.50 $50 $50 sl5p sun.
HIYdietoWn 7:5O 1910 $3.50 4SO s:l5 N. Sunday
$50 1o:2o m $50 M The trains N a1 The 40
Port Jews s5o 1920 4.3O sl5 Gun
Boats leave 2Sdst quarter quarter after each hour
from iG S m to 20 lG 4s every very hour o minutes anu
Tickets for passage and apartments IN DIawing Room an
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for the
Nos 26i lOl or 957 Broadway 1877 Wesst. n. " No :
Courtst Brooklyn. or at The Company Dspo1sv q, 71o
'SO llJ JOHN anu n uABBoT Gen Passr gent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains eaye for Englewood Closter Pierwent and
u Midnight sundays Z 8 am and 7i6 pm
Manuel spnng Valley and MOnsey 7;lO 10 AIN 1901 m.
ouNu"' Join N ABBOTT GenI Pass'r Agent New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
Bnsinrss Chances.

WANTED.-A party with cash capital o. OF
long standings for selling 20 close up s
estate ANY persons desiring 10 enter into p
table business will ind this an extraordinary NY
paving right hut principals having tno
means need apply. Address MANUFACTURER, i. o. Ooh
4 ISL Men York Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
WEST SHORE ROUTE.


EEW.YoRK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY.
Trains leave DesDr0sses and COrandt Street StaOusi
for syracuse ana Oneida, 900 q. m 1915 D. IN.
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain CanajOharie, Jackson,
fmsterdsm, e:20 l1:20 a. m; 1915 p. IN.
Albany and Catski - 920, ll2O 4;S0, s0;16
Oswego, Oneida. Norwich sidney, $50 a % d. IN,
800 $50, s9.15 .. m.
sNsxSarg. g, $40, l2o a. m, $50. 40. solop.m.
eilodletown, $3.50, li:20 O. mi 40 $3.50, % p.
daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
bahet Paror Cara 920 and ll;20 and z:30 p.
uains for Albany.
Rarlor Buffet CARS on s.2O a m. train for syracuse.
s Buret Sleeping Cars on 9l5 IN train for Albany
klsgsnt Pullman Sleeping Cars for oswego on train
and time tables at stations and at oces Of the
~ Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn;
Oonrtstj Annex Office foot Of fultonsti and No
snnsRRsys5 NewYerk CITY Nos l62 2o7 26 4le. $40,
fee1e bIosdway No Union Square, No 73I 0have, No.
GSst Pennsyvanis RA Station foot Desbrosses
N, CHANGE OF TIME, AND OPEN THROUGH.
VII De general change OF time on those lines jan
A .ooi on which date the West shore Route win be
bsny uca oes and through business between Al
S Tes M bridge. Detroit, Chicago and the Weet
an i0f poins named above leaving NewYork at
n MI leave York on and after December 81 at
Ear IN ssef changes take effect ON January and Will
sas - ABOVE time table, commencing with next sundays
HENRY MoHETT,
0enl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
9apinQs Banks.
Gopartnershlp Notices

Goparinershp Notices
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm name OF o. W.
CRoNEY & co, expires this DAY by mutual consent
q. W. CRONEY,
EDMUND BATES.
O. GROIN Ely win carry the business as heretofore
the old stand No 80 w. 2ihst who assumes all abesahu
collects all debts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones TO

PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for
i Soldiers Graves. - .,.
WARRINGTON ID. c., Dec. IL 1888. 7
SEALED PROPOSALS in triplieate with 2 copy OF o ah,s
advertisement attached EACH will be received NJ l Oo
nnt IL o'clock nOon Tuesday January 6 1854 oT FURNISH
ing 5000 HoadstOnos less, OF American Whito r
Bile Tor graves OF Union Soldiers, under the pro
visions of Congress of March j. 1873 ana req
Tuary 8, 1879. -, ,.osot. an, oil
necessary the subject will Do FURNISHED on
picaiion 20 this Proposals required 70 be suDteI
On the supplied for The purpose Ihe ght Is
10 reject any or Bids should be ndOrsed Proposals
fot headst0ne and addressed 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads
TTJMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAlLkOAD
MODEL, FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r.. Depot y...
M except sunday for Washington and all points
M DxiLY FAST ExPREss, through sie saS III
~ MIDNiGHT daily Washington and all points west
For Time-Tabes Tickets Sleeping Berths and Bngghgo
sppy at ompanys Sl5 II and sos Broadway Court
III BroOklyn Pennsylvania Railroad.
BOSTON, VIA ST0NINGTON LINE.
ID steamers STONINGTON and MASSACHUSETTS, m
daily lexeept Sundays from Pier 49, N r. Jay St. AZ 80
m Three morning trains from steamers landing troush''
Boston PROVIDENCE LINE ,-,.
For freight only, from Pier 20 n. r. Warrenst uaiy
except sunuayS' A' 4. W. PoPPLE, Gen1 Pass Agent
No. III West-st., Newly ork.
TOR BOSTON, via New-York and New.Eng.
land RR Leave New.York Grand Central station AZ
IL a. m and 3b y week DAYS. via Hartford Leave
New.York Eevated RR from South Ferry sS4
M 6yd-st 900 n High Bridge. 800 m. Leave Pler
40 n r. foot Desbrossesst. Norwich Line m Pullman
sleeping cars night trains via Hartford.
MANN BOUDOIR CAR.
These unrvaled cars exceeding IN comfort luxury safety
and prlyacy other ] WING ROOM CARS now run daly
between NETWORK nd BOSTON via Springfield Oh IL
O'Clock morning train, 80 r,,sr ,yo
Elaborate Buffet supplied with the best from Park
Ask for sest in Mann BoUDoIR CAR Reserved at Ticket
Office and New Haven Railroad Private rooms or
sor.fpo Or
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MANN BOUDOIR CAR.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Nov. IL. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

II TN ana AFTER Nov. lS. 300
AND UNITED 1TThi STATES : NAIL IA ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cora' 0oo'
Palace Cars attached and m daily SSS sicnn
Chicago Limited of Parlor Dining smoking ana socp
So CerE Fys, qOS m5 cea at
pS ana ST o EsSS9 and the South Limited
cypress FqSn aor daily except s sunday 10
Ht6 and $50 M $40 and night, via ar
and q B. e. and R ana sn ng Hifh1 Via ana o.
For For Atlantic CITY" CITY except sunday pm
For Cape MAY except SUNDAY ioa ann station.
via Railway and AmbCy, a IN, u nOOn $40 b m On
sunday and docs not stop At A'9 3STyur trains
Jersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct transfer '0f
Trains sTrveFrOm Ptsburg s1O and 20 7sq and
SaS %a AND 49, ' sSa
s and RGo 1OSS M SuPaay g m on Sundays
From PRadeIp6ia 500 sio except MOp s
1929 S 1879 SnS 9S$ 45S ~ s ISc
no PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH TAY * PPAhfA BEP ON
PHiA: 2 IN NEwYoRK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Street Ferries follows 'r. . S =, ,,,o.mL SO,
$40 2 Sane ana M no. am a% e night sundays
% Limited and 10 IN sand m ana 5 nRs Gan
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except sunday Iszv ooU
and lilo M "a and pm. connecting at Trenton lot
Returning trains leave Broadst station Philadelphia l2ol
Bis $40 a. 4:35 Except Monday 650 $780, SO o;So
ii and lbs IN. Limited Express 30 and 6:2o p M M
la $50 40 10 and M on sunday Az 40
a Band m Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 IN uaV
Ticket Offices i35 $40 ga Broadway Astor House,
and foot Of DesbrosSes and Corandt Streets Court St and
station foot Fulton st. Brooklyn Busch
Hotel RObOken Station. Jersey CITY Emigrsnt Ticket
Qf1ce 20 8 Battery Place and Castle Garden. - ,,.,-
The Ne8.York Transfer Company will call Tor anu ohocA
bagra hotels and residences
CHARLES L PUGH, j. X " OOD, 49,.
General Manager General PAsST AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
6elp mante0.
6otels.
COLEMAN HOUSE.

COLEMAN HOUSE:
~ EUROPEAN PLAN.
BROADWAY AND 27TH.ST, NETWORK.
Tho undersigned IA pleased TO 10 his former
naons and others desiring stcass accommodation that he
has returned secured long lease and purchased the
furniture OF the above popular hotel which having been
altered OF the most attrao
tive ana hotels city The no longer
leland Hotel, but COLEMAN HOUSE, as formerly
~ JAMES IL. RODGERS,
Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-27
IINDLEY SMYTH. President,
M AAl Chestnnt-st. Phlladelphla.

OFFICE OF THE IRVING assurance CoAPAh(
No 81 Broadway, Z
NEW YORK, Dec. 81 1883; Z
THE annual election OF directors VIII o ~
i held at this office Tuesday, January ., 1884,
between the hours Of II o'clock m ana oG99k p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13

PEOPLE who preach the doctrine
Of tie legal, civil and social equality
OF the races do not always practice it,
For instance: At the town Of Wick.
burg, Michigan, last Tuesday evening,
the McFrearr 4 Helm dramatic
troupe, all cOlOred, who gave an enter
tainment there, we're refused admit
tance 10 the three hotels on account Of
their color. and alter the
Performance had to take the
freight train for Kalamazoo
in order to secure odging. Is it not 9
little strange that some Of the Repub.
lican brethren who think that there
should be social equality of the two
races in the South, will not provide
for these colored people at their
homes? OF course there is no law to
compel them to do SO any more than
there is to compel hotels to throw
open their parlors, bedrooms and
tables to all comers, but it would have
looked consistent and made it COM
Portable for the visitors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13
CONSUMPTION.
important 90 the Public as Wei
as the Medical Profession.

Halls Journal Of Health, reierrinl
TO consumption, makes the following
important statement:
Consumption usually begins with a
slight. dry cough 10 the morniuR. then
on going 10 bed, getting more and more
frequent, with more and more phIegm,
increasing debility, thinness Of flesh,
shortness of breath, and quickness 81
pulse. 10 fatal cases its average course
is about two years; hence the impor-
lance OF arresting the disease al Is
early stage as possible, and the soon.
er rational measures are employed for
this purpose the greater the chance Of
success. The disease is owing 10 az
irritation commencing in the throat
and extending to the lungs, so that
their action is interfered with, and tho
blood does not receive sufficient oxy.
gen to purify it. The most marked
sign OF lung disease is emaciation: and
the most positive indication Of return.
ing health is increase in weight"
50 speaks Halls journal Of Bealth
and we may add that in desperate
Gases, and, in fact, 10 all cases Of con-
sumption, or troubles Of the throat
and lungs, immediate relief may be
obtained and permanent cure effect
cd BY the use Of DIR. VIM. Halls Bal.
saIn for the Lungs, a medicine known
Tor more than thirty-fye years as an
nniailing remedy for coughs, colds
bronchitis and all pulmonary and nee.
toral diseases. That the worst cases
Of consumption have been cured by
the use Of Halls Balsam has bean
attested 10 By the thousands who have
used it, or have been cognizant OF lis
wonderful remedial efficacy. so
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13
Aboriginal AK


Mr.. j. P. Belts showed a B,nner
reporter yesterday morning curiosity
which was unearthed last week in
Jasper county 1t was a stone Ak Of
the pattern used by the aborigines Of
the country. IN Dyof which have been
found in the ancient Indian mounds
Of the Mississippi valley. Thisimple-
ment, which is perfectly formed and
weighs five or six pounds, was found
on the farm OF g. NJ. Roper, about
seven miles up the river from this city,
Mr.. Roper wa excavating for a fish
pond near his spring, and 10 diegins
10 small mound found. about sevt D
feet und IT the surf.ce, ia a bed Of
ashes, this ak, number of arrow
heads anl collection Of bones. The
bones were so decomposed as to render
it impossible for Mr. Roper to decide
whether they we're human bones OF
the remains OF some animal. These
curiositie' are but one more relic Of
that strange race which passed from
existence centuries ago,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13

Return Of the Times-DemOeral's
Expedition, After Carrying
Out lis Programme.

New ORLEANS, December 10Th,
Times Democrats Punta Passa spec.
ial says: The Times-D Democrats Ev.
erglades expedition reached the Gull
on the night Of the 9th Of December
through Sharks river, aud has iusl
landed at this place from schooner
which they chartered in Whitewater
bay to convey them TO this point
They became separated from the boat
containing their provisions, manned
by two Of their men, on the night OIL
the 9th, then coming down Sharks
river five miles from the Gulf. il hay.
ing taken by mistake one Of the nu.
merous outlets flowing into the Gull
from that river. A large boat sent
from Fort Myers TO convey the party
to this place, on their exit from the
Everglades remains behind 10 bring
on the missing boat and men. The
expedition carried out its Programme
IN every particular, under difficulties
almost insurmountable. Every man
shows marks Of the rough life
endured, but they are in GOOD
health and spirits: They leave for
Cedar Keys on the 18th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13
THE COMMITTEEs.
Additional Suggestions a. 20
Their Probable ChaIrmeu.
spseiaI % Courier Journal.

WAsnINgroN, December i0-A correc
ton should be made as TO the Chairman.
ship Of Public Lands. There Is reason q
believe that i wilfge TO Mr. Holman, o
Indiana, whose personal investigation
during the vacation are said 10 have plac.
ed him IN possession Of certain important
information rel6Ing topublic landswhici
makes his appointment as Chairman OF
that committee almost a necessity.
1t is understood that upon the organiza.
ton Of a Committee on Rivers and Har.
bors, Mr.. Ellis, Of Louisiana. will be mad,
Chairman oft and not Mr.. Dunn, 81
Arkansaw, who offered the resolution q
create II.
Mr.. 5. s. Cox is very anxious 10 have
bis old place a. Chairman Of Foreign
Affair." and be would regard refusal Of
the Speaker 70 appoint him rs not only
an aiiront 10 the great State Of New York.
but personal slight to himself a. late
for Speaker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13

Complete List of the MembeTsof
Both Houses, With Political
classification.
conpIled By the LonisrilIe Po.t.

Compiled by the Louisville Post.
The first session Of the FoIty-eighth
Congress began on Monday. The Senate
Consists Of "a members and the House Of
825. The membership Of the Senate is
complete. In the House there are two
vacancies-one Of the Second district Of
Mississippi, caused by the refusal Of Van
II. Manning TO present his certificate for
the seat which is contested by james r
Chalmers; Il e other in the Seventh dis
trict Of Virginia, caused by the appoint
ment Of Representative elect Paul to a
Judgeshih The terms OF Senators ex-
pire on the iih Of March Of the year OPP
posite their names. The following is a
complete roll Of the membership Of the
new Congress;
SENATE.
Alabama-lsS5 james L Pugh, D. 1885
John 7 Morgan, d.
Arkansaw-lSS5 J d Walker, d. 1885
A H Garland, d.
Oalifornia-l585 7 Farley, d; 1881
John F Miller, r.
Colorado-lsS5 N P Hill, R; 1889 T NJ
Bowen, r.
oonnecdeut-lss5 0 II P.att, r. lss,
y II haWleY, r.
Delaware-lSs7 7 F Bayard, D. 1885
Eli salisbury, ID.
Floiida-iSs5 W Call, D; 1887 c "
Jones, ID.
Georgia-lss5 J F Brown, D; 1889 A Il
Colquitt, ID.
Illinois-lss5 J A Logan, r. 1899 S N
Cullom, r.
Indiana-lss5 D W VOORHEES,, d; 1885,
Ben Harrison, r.
Iowa-lSs5 w B Allison, r. 1889 Jal
Il Wilson, r.
Kansas 1896 J J ingalls,, RI 1889 P B
| Plumb, K.
| Kentucky-lss5 J S Williams, D, 1885
james B Beck. D.
Louisiana-lsS5 B F Jonas, d; 1885
K l. Gibson, ID
Maine-lss7 Eugene Hale, RI 1889 Wn
P Frye, r.
Msryland-lss5 ] B Groome, D; 1881
| A p German, ID.
Massachusetts-lS87 II L Dawes, r
1889 Geo F Hoar, R.
Michigan-l667 o d COnger, K; 1888.
L w Palmer, 4.
Minnesota-lSS7 S j r Mcmillan, r
1889 d NJ Sabin. r.
Mississippi-iSS7 J Z George, d; 1888!
l. 2 q Lamar, ID.
Missouri-lsS5 G G Vest, d; 1887 f N
Cockrell, d.
Nebraska-lSs7 CHI Van Wyck, r
1889 O F Manderson, R.
Nevada-lSs5 J P Jones, r; 1887 {
Fair, d.
New Hampshire-lsS5 VII Blair, K
1889 Albert Pike, r.
New Jersey-lss7 w J Sewell, R; 1883
J Il Mcpherson, ID.
New York-lssj L G Laphan, R; 1873
W Miller. X.
North Carolina-lssj ZB Vance, d
1889 NJ w Ransom. ID
Ohio-lsS5 G II Pendleton, D, 1887
Sherman, X.
oregon-lss5 J H Slater, D. 1889 J n
Dolph, r.
Pennsylyania-lss5 J D Cameron, r
1887 j | Mitchell, r.
Rhode Island-lss7 \ W Aldrich, R
1889 H B Anthony, r.
South Car0lina-lSS5 w Hampton, ID
1889 NJ Q Butler, d.
Tennessee-l857 II Z jackson, d; 1888!
lsham g Harris, d.
Texas-lSs7'S B Maxey, D; 1889 Ricl
Coke, ID,
Yermont-lss5 J S Morrill,, R; 1887 G
F Edmunds, X.
Yirginia-lSS7 VIM Malone. RI; lSs.
W Il Riddleburger, RI.
West Virginia-lSST J n Camden, ID;
1889 J 4 Kenna d.
Wiseonsin-lsS5 A Cameron, R; 1885,
Phile Sawyer, r.
Republicans 40, Democrats So.
tMshoneites viii act with the Repub-
licans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-13
THE BLUE BOOK.
The President OF the United
States Deal and DuEnb Any.
lum Plays Dumb ON the SAL
AIRY subject.
Special to the Courier Journal.

Special 10 the Courier Journal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lO.-In the
Blue Book, or biennial register
which is now being prepared in the
Interior Department, the name Of
each official Of the government i
given, as also the amount of salary re.
ceived. At least that is the intention
Of the publication. The President o.
the United States Deaf and Duml
Asylum, DR.. GAllander, has, II is ru,
mored refused to furnish the Interior
Department with the list OF the sal
aries received by him and others EN-
ployed as professors and in other ca
pacities in connection with the insti
tuition. The Blue Book has nevei
contained this information, Dr.. Gal
lander having alwa. refused to fur
nish it. 1t is understood the Depart
ment will insist on the information
being furnished. The only informa
ton which the Department has beer
able to obtain on rihe subject is ex
tracted from the annual report of DR.
Gsllander, which shows that OF th,
$4,000 appropriated by Conert IS fol
the support Of the asylum for the Is
cal year, $28, l0f l5-more than hal
OF the entire appropriation ex
pended in Salaries aud wages