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Rcrber Abandoned.

LONDON, April 27.-Dispatches from Cairo
say: Troops at Bsrber ira.ernizs with the
rebels. This condition OF affairs excites the
deepest concern. Inhabitants are iIeeing
the place and IL viii DO deserted In q lew
davs
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MADRID, April 27-rho couspirstors In
tended 70 osnte q simultaneous republican
uprlsing ia Catalonia, Valencia epd
throughout the southern provinces.
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Reducing Wnges.

PnrsBuso, April 27.-The coil opera
tors OF tho forth pool have
osdered reduction Of hGlta cent IN
the mining rate. TO take effect tomorrow.
This .s the third cut, and J. Is believed tha'
minsrs will refuse 10 acosp, the wages
The second pool rliners will also be re
duoed tomorrow from 5l4 to cents pei
bushel.
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A PuKxler.

DAYTON, o., April 27.-The proposed
congressional inysstigaiion Of the action OF
General M. r. Patrics. governor Of the
cstes con,iderable intsrett. Last week be
dismissed four inmates fer various
S.a-ous, There is o diversity Of cpin.ol
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MID LAND, ONT, April % Charles Hast
inrs, william Cam ard Frank Pace weri
drowned this afternoon by the upsstting 0
a yecht.
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after the date OF said notification; and u
tsere shall be the space OF moro than oiSty
dsys vet 10 ensue between the appointment
or choosing Of electors and the hfst Wea-
nesdnv OF December next ensuing,
then md In that case 1t shall be the duty OF
ihe acting president to Issue = proclamation
conyening congress TO meet IN exiraordina'
ry session, giving twenty days notice 10 o. n,n ,no
csed aeoordlpr 10 law, 20 ascertain the
pcrsops el lsoted president and yice'preAiden'
10 fill the sn!d unexpired term,
Sec. (. That electors appointed or chosen ,,,i
upon tho notification preecrioea oy
the preceding section ehsli mee!
and awe their vetes upoa the nrst
Wednesday OF the month next n''er
such appointment. ,, ~,
Sec. 8. That sections ono hundred ana
ard forty-eirht and ono hundred
and forty.nino OF the Revised Statutes a re
hereby repealed.
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CAPITAL CHRONICLES.
Mr.. Reagan Is Recovering Slowly ana
Steadily.
Measures Of Importance Before the
Upper and Lover Houses
A Glance at tho Weeks Legisiauon'
Possible and Probables
A Friend OF the Drummer Rnshes 10
Ills Rescue.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
SUNDAY SPECIAL sUMMAIy

SUNUNH NTFCfAH NV"-E"'
WAsuIsoroa, April n. - Especial. i
HOPES arc entertained tonight that MIR.
Reagan has paesed th ough the worst stage
OF his Illness. His physician now relies on
his strength, which 10 considered equal 10
the recuperative demands upon IT..
William Brady. OF Houston, brother OF j,
II. Brady, wac run over by y butcher cart
lust after slighsipg from q street car. lie
will be confined several days from bruises
and displaced knee cap.
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LIE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, April 27.-Followlng Ia the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnish.
ed by the United States sigosl service, act.
In !, in continuation with the rallwnrk.
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In GENERAL,
Sunday Salad In and Out si the
State.
Europe on the Ragged Edge OF Dyna-
mite and Despair.
Texas Contentod and Smiling With
Only Minor Complaints.
Columbia Convulscd by No Cyclone Of
Cline.
Witching Tales OF the Telegraph.
In GEN ERAL,
witching Tales Of the Telegraph.
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH.
FuRr WoRrH, April 27.-tSpoclal. lone
by one tho republican rank and file are AZ
riving. The woods aro full OF en- ss
some embryo wit remarked tonight. Your
correspondent has been diligently circuls.
ting among the sxponents OF "tho party ol
progress" In TexAs, In order that he might
lay before the readers OF the HERALD n bill
OF faro OF the convention, which promises TO
eclipse all others In swset discords In this
or sny other state. Whatever may be the
dissonIions that will rend apart the conyen-
tion, IL Is evidently the policy OF tb q
party leaders TO keep their mouths shut.
Of ihsm ,wsnld occasionally let
remark, but Immediately proceed to hedge
upon it. This may be regarded
as significant that the threatened breach In
tha psrty is not NJ vide - represented,
and that they will "closs up" and march In
solid phalanx In the coming spoils battle.
Your correspondent Ia not prophet
nor the son OF prophet, but he
10 oggrosIously mistaken II, in spite o. oil
these olive branches, the sessioDe Of the re-
publican convention IN 'his city, will not
furnish rome Of the richo5t pabulum ever
Get before Texas newspaper reader. Ar.
thur aud Blaine will be the
apples Of discord, the white man struggling
10 have the delegation TO Chicago instruct
ed for the Maine statesman and his col
orcd confrsre eqslly jeslous to have the
layout d0ctored for "his acoldency."
sscorD DESPATCH.
The late trains from tho
south brought up number
OF delegates 90 the republican
convention. close canvass shows
q msjority of them fnYornR Blaine,
Hijh Arthur second. The Malloy
faction will PROBABLY be seated from Gal.
weston. Tho same delegates are opposed
10 The Cochran ring from Dallas. A. O..
Petro, OF Galveston aud Slraiton, ono Of ar.
thurs late ,eppointees sre here works. &
bard Tor the administration.
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DArros, O., Ap.n 2.-Toledoes, 8. Day
tcrs,o Q.
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DENTON.

DENTON, April 2G.-[Specisl 1.-The Den.
ton County FG'- and Blooded Stock $3.50.
olsti)u permanently organized to-day by
the selection ol the following named dt.
rec.ors: William B. Gregg. William l.
Donovan, A. II. Clarke, IL. II. DIwsop, J.
A. Carroll, Il. w. Abney, George Oa.pon.
O. G.. He'll, II J. Rick OF Denton; Samuel +
Raynol1s, OF Roanoke; j. A. Vance, Of
Bolivar; Samuel y. Davis, OF Little Elm.
Forty acres Of ground have been contracted
for within the city limits and the assocls.
lion proposes to fit the grounds up second
10 none in the state, and have them -esdy
for fair next fall. The officers of the asso
citation will be chosen next Saturday.
Nearly 5000 has been subscribed to the
oapltel stock Of the company, which has
been placed at $1,000
II II, Dawson, esq he's bought tho site
OF the Clyde hotel (recently burned), OF
CAPTAIN 4. w. Abney. and will erect
there IN nc once brick building for bis
hard ware and agricultural implement
depot.
d. a. Robinson, ]. D. schuntz, ]. Yves.
lev Keuogy, and II. M. Spalding, will at
tend the Fort Worth convention from this
place.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON. Apfil 27. - tP,essl - The
Beach psrz 10 day was the scene OF close
tame slugglng MATCH George Hamilton,
champion jumper OF tho world, and
PAGER, OF Houston, being the contestants
In the former. and A Marx
and Jim Trainer setting 10 In
tha latter. Sport began with
tho foot.rsce, wI;h Hamilton largely
The fsvorite. A good start Was taken and
closely contested to the finish, ut which
Pecor won by three feet. Time---65 seconds.
In the glovs contest. the police compelled
the adoption Of soft gloves instead OF
tendea. aasa SSs siTty..lx rounds we're fought
lasting ons hour and eight minutes, du.
ring which Marx had 1t all his
own way, knocking Trs!Eer down
every time he stood up
long enough to receive blow. Trainers
frequent going TO grass to avoid punish
ment finally ellcited q claim Of foul from
Marx seconds, which In the sxty.siKth
round was so palpable that II
was warded and the fight given to Marx
Trainer got first blood In the sixth round and
first fall in the forty-trs. round. He was
considerably punished. Marx shows nc
signs OF wear. Trainer was seconded by
psn p,rS White. iitsi Marx % had Jim jim
Kennedy and Harry Miner, the latter his
trainer. Charles Walker was jndga
and Jim Dolan trainer. None
Of the rounds lasted longer than
than half minute and the shortest tw
socouds. Marx proved himself tough
customer with good staying qualitiea.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.

Text OF the Blll Pending IN Both
Il0nses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-24
Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE i1Rereby given that letters of admins
IN tratie Auen the estate of George Miller
late of Iron county deceased, have been granted to
;he undersigned, J. It. AXE, Public Administrator.
ron. bearing date the a1st day Of april, 1884.
Ali persons having claims against said estate are
required 10 exhibit them to me for allowance With
In one wear fter the date OF said letters or they
NAV be precluded from any benefit of snch estate;
And If such claims be not exhibited WITHIN tTo
wears from the time Of the publication OF TINS hos-
ice they viii be forever barred
yi7nls J. 7, AXE, Public administrator.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-15

UALUA SHE ClTY rROPEkrv Ar Pu =
Lie sale, on MONDAY. DECEMBER 20
House, ON west King street. Lancaster city,
Pa, the following real estate. viz;
No. /, All that certain three story Brick
story brick back building; thrs e-story brick
con fectionery, three-story brick Ice house,
brick bake house. engine house, elsvalor,
brick stables carriage house, etc.
The lot fronts 80 feet. ~ inches, on the west
side of North Queen street. and extenth west
ward in depth "a, feet, more or less, to Iarket
iss, on the west side Of North Queen street.
and f. In first-class order and repair; md Tor
superior in the city OF Lancaster.
No. 2, all that certain one-story frameiwell.
ing house, with frame kitchen attached, also,
therein, fruit trees and other Improvement
and lot of ground thereto belonging The lot
fronts feet, more or less. on the souh side
o. wet orange street. ana extending ir depth
lf2k. The properly Is situated No. al, West
Orange street, and adjoining propety OF
abraham Erisman, Mrs. Holbein ami Mrs.
No. 8, all that certain two-story brics dwell
Ing house. with twostory brick bach build
ing ws,ar ana aIs pIa,oony attached, good wen OF
lot fronts 20 test, more or less, on West
Orange street and extends in depn los feet.
situated No $751; on the north sde OF Wess
Orange street. and adjoins propsrty Or Chris.
topher Ltller and John LorentE
ing mousse, with oue-story brfex back bufld.
ing well OF water. nydrant and cistern Tho
lot fronts 20 feet ana has depta of lS5 feet Ia
ten feet vide alley. The property is situate
NO ia, on the east side of Nevtn street. and
Bowman. o'AeS
Sale to commence at Z O'Clock .. m, Of said
aay; wnes attendance viii be given and terms
LEWIS SMITH.
WILLIAM SPAETH,
Executors OF the will of Louisa SattIer. decd
II. sHuBHRT. Aucuoneer, ie tsd
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Trouble Over a Cigarette


am astonishsd that none of the great
dailies, who boast of special correspon-
dents sven in Bulgaria, have noticed the
following incident, which, I hear, has
caused ILL blood in the diplomatic relations
between Prince Alexander and his Russian
protectors. After court dinner given lately
by the prince, when all the rest Of the COM
pany had Withdrawn, the Russian envoy
remained in the dining room, smoking,
with a Russian staff-oificer in the Bulga-
rian service. Tie conversation was inter-
rupted by the court chamberlain politely
calling the officer aside and delicately re-
minding him that it was against etiquette
to smoke In the dining room, there being
especial smoking apartment. The Russian
envoy being informed of this by his COM
patriot, took violent offense, and left the
palace hastily. The prince hurried FIRST
thing next morning to express his personal
regret at the occurrence, and actually dis
missed his chamberlain. For my part, I
heard Of various immunities attaching to
the post of envoy, but Inever heard that
they were exempt from the rules of COM
mon politsness. Everything il, however.
possible to Russians.
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OF GREAT vALUE Tu vOUALIsfs.
KNOXVILLE, WRsroHEsTKR Co., N. r.,

! had carelessIy exposed myself and sus
tanned very severe and tight cold on my
cnest and in my throat. procured Allcock'l
Porous Plasters and applied one ON the cnest,
well mp on the throat, and relief came readily
tho soreness OF my chest was removed, and my
VOCAL organs were kept clear the entire past
winter. enabling me to fulfill public engage
men1 In different parts OF this country.
NO more may be said than that Allcock's
Porous Plasters, IL applied by af1ctod vocal
isn. Will greatly assist their vocal rendition
In public. B. FRANKLIN CHURCH.
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C777 ls7IT1 AID HaPYIT7ss:

nAlN nHALTn AMD nAPPINnBs.
Howf
DO As OTHERS HAVE DONE.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYs DIoRDEREDs
"Kidney-Wort brought me from my grave,
e Il we're, sftsr had been given MP BY ID best
4. ". DsvsaAux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.
ARE YoUR NERVES wEAKs
Kidney.wort cured me from nervous weak.
Mrs. =. y. B: Goodwin. I'd. cArtsffon AO~sfor
HAVE YoU BRIeHTs pIsKAsEf
VA. inss ss cSss sns them % ss TssS
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
SUFFERING IRON urAHrrEs,
Kidney-Wortis Il the most successful remedy
have ever used. Gives almost Immediate re-
iiei"-Dr. Phillip 9. Baliou, Nonkton, Vt
HAVE YOU LIVER COMPLAINT,
,,. kidney.Wort cured me Of Chronic Liver
Isss co ssr ss N.Re T. ward
Is YOUR BACK LANE AND ACHING,
was 80 lame I had TO roll out OF bed"
en-. Tslmase. Milwaukee, Wis.
HAVE YoU KiDNEy DISEASE,
Kidney. Wort made me sound in liver and
kidneys alter years Of Unsuccessful doctoring.
lts worth 90 box."-SamI Hodges, Williams.
town, West Va
ARE YOU CONsTIPArEDf
hioney wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years nseof other medicine y
nelson Fairchild. St Albans, VT
HAVE YOU MALARIAf
"Kidney-Wort has done better than any
other remedy have ever used in my prac.
tice."-Dr. II. X. Clark. South Hero, VT
ARE You BILIOUsf
"kfdney.Wo ort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. j. T. Galloway, nix Flat, Oregon
ARE YoU TORMENTED WITH PILES,
kidney.Wort permanently cured me @
nieedtng ptles. DR.. ". q. Kline recommendes
y 70 me.'-Geo. ii. Horst, Cashier II. Bank
ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKEDe
kfdney-Wort cured me after was giver
up TO die by physicians and 1 mad su fYered 3
years"-Elbrtdge Aalcomb, West Bath, Me-.
| LADIES, ARE YoU SUFFERING,
kfdney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou
Dies OF several years standing. Many friend,
use and praise tt"-Mrs. Ii. Lamoreaux, Isl
La Motto, Vt
II 70, would Danish Disease and Gain HeaItl
take
K1DNEY-wORT,
THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
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10in the Diamond Dyeo more colorinR Ia
given than I'm any known dyes, and they give
1ester and more brilliant c0lors. l0c at drug.
&lsu wells, Richardson \ Co, Burlington.
" sample card. 81 colors, and book OF direc.
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uI0H rEgT OAUsTIU SODA,
II in Five Pound Tins and IN Bulk. Soda
Ash and Banner Lye tor Soap Making Al
HUBLEY's DRU0 sT0kE.
Auge-omo West King sbeet.
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No Dsespssoa used.

M stEange 20 many psyps III continue
Complaint Constipation, Sour etOmach' can.
et0re eHILOh's vITALlzER, Tree Of cost Il II
y9io oH n. b. Cochran, druggist lS3 and iNo
norm oueen street. Lancaster. fedll-eod
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Ansnrs With TAomas' Ecisctrfs on. II is thu
cc Hpcst and sest method OF insurance We
1eny grievfous aches and pains Poifoies .pe .pe
!. .sple s st all dru ggists In the form OF Rot
dos{S oen1 and each For sale by ii. II
strSsx usoss'st LII And lss North Queen
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AguAUa AnD nRIz1 111..
eoa s1cssss. z ceolee lot to sslses fro@.
'fs1 ~ 81 isIs;: isSs ssS;ss. 4 u.sAs
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11as u shis towe tfArs srs scorss NJ rarson.
- Sss scr g ~ dSi.S Ne; sss s
e1nt vhSs 5os - vsx y. s,'I SoI; on;
ssoiSsS soio y yff3nsss: gAaiiesssc q S cuss ~
q ssa q io<ss aS.ss' 'ss :ssssl a1aiIsh II
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KlDNnH-wOkr FOR SALE AT UooH
N Ian's Drug Store, No. l37 and isS MORT
Queen Street Lancaster. Pa.
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sourcss of PRONE

Tnero aree many sources of proft 10 thoae
xnc sre n{entons and enterpi ising. bar.
svs.x 49, 1sooc 1,ners Ase source of profit In
sresdiiy, ana efiectually, which is SAVING 4
great deal. FOR sale by H. B, Cochran. druge
gAeL NJ and lSs Nor b Queen stre61s
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HENRY sHuslKr, Auct. std dio, ,ia,is,iei7,
DsAL KsrArU Ar PUBLIu SAILS,

DWAL BSTATW AZ RUbLlO SALE,
N Estate OF Catharine NcCafYerty, &c
ceased, in partition. By virtue of an order
o. the Orphans Court OF Lancaster county.
the undersigned will expose to public sale at
the Fountain Inn. south Queen street, Lancas
ter City, on TUESDAY, the seth cay of DE-
CEMBER, A. D., 1854, at Z O'Clock, p M, that
certain two story BRICK DWELLING ant
other outbuildings and lot of ground. OF the
estate of said deceased. situated on the south
side of west Vine street, No. 10. in said city
containing in front on said West Vine street
sixty feet, and extending In depth of tha
width, south to property of the estate OF the
late Bernard Short, deceased, thirty-two feet,
two and o. half inches. more or less.
Terms OF sale Five per cent. down at time
OF sale, ten per cent on confirmation OF sale
and the balance OF the purchase money on the
first day of April, A. D., lass. when possession
will be given, and deed OF conveyance deIv
| cred.
Persons desiring to view the premises can
| call thereon between the hours OF tgo and
| four O'Clock. in the afternoon, of any day pre-
/ ceding the sale.
5t.decs, ,ltlS,T1 Trustee.
HKNRY SnuFHRr, Auck
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ARE You RHEUMATISM RACKEDe
kfdney-Wort cured me after was given
up to die by physicians and mad suffered 30
yeArs-"-Elbrtdge Malcomb, West Bath, Me-.
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LADIES, ARE YoU SUFFERING
hfdney-Wort cured me OF peculiar trou.
blcs OF several years standing Many friends
use and praise tt"-Mrs. Ii. Lamoreaux, Isle
La Motto, VT
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DUnLIC SAILS OF vALuABLE REAL.
INC, DECkMBER ~, 1854, At the Leopard
hotel. In the city OF Lancaster, q large double
two story Brick Baak Building attached, and
lot OF ground adjacent thereto, fronting abou
~ feet on the north side OF East Orange street
street, IN the city OF Lancaster. House NO.
Ill Kast Orange street. A very choice variety
OF fruit trees and grape vines are growing on
this attractivcly located lot.
Sale 20 commence at o'clock o. m. when
the conditions will be maize Known by
JOHN McCLANE.
HHNRY SHu1lRf, Auct, btd dl0,lAlHldl1e
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ARE YOU TORMENTED WITH PILES,
kidney:Wort Permanently cured me OF
y to me.'-Geo. II. Horst, Cashier Ii. HANK
Myerstown, Pa
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II 70, would Danish Disease and Gain Health
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TOR SALE On RENT.
Rocmed Brick Dwell ing. Modern conve-
niences. Lot tSxl50 feet. Immediate posses
sion given, JOHN II. METZLE6,
s@-S, ,M&Wtfd No. ss. Duke st.
THE ZINE REslDENOR AND HOUSE
L Sti Mining belou gfug to John 3. Rohrer,
are offered at private sale. Persons desfrous
OF viewing the property will please call ON the
owner, JOHN 3. R0HRER.
Or, BAUsMAN d BURNS,
sepl8ttd Real Estate Agents.
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Howf
DO AZ OTHERS HAVE DONE.

ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIoRDEREDs
"Kiduey.Wort brought me from my grave,
. y were, efter hsd been given mp BY ID best
II. ", DHvnsXux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich,
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ARE You BILIOUSf
kidney-Wort has done me more good than
any other remedy have ever taken"
Mrs. ]. T. Galloway, XIX Flat, Oregon,
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Kidney.Wort cured me from nervous weak.
ness, 40. after had not expected to live
Mrs. n. n. B. Goodwin. I'd. CArtsff0N Monaor
Cleveland. Ohio.
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NorDB.-A Fine Lot of Bussies- Pb.tors
Carriages, 40. in stock viii also be offered tn
tLua. desiring TO purchase. On this stock :
caedit OF -Four Months viii be given.
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ARE YOU CONsTIPATEDf
Kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use.of other medicine "
Nelson Fairchild, St Albans, VT.
, 1884-02-16
xLvln CONGRESS S.
The Senate.

Washington, February 15.-Pendle-
ton sent to the desk and had read a
telegraphic dispatch from Richard
Smith, of Cincinnati, to Representa-
tive Jordon, saying that the secretary
of war did grandly in the matter Of re-
lief to the sufferers by the Ohio floods,
and that the red tape, whose interior
ance had been feared, had been all cut
up and thrown away; that the cold
weather, though better han rain. had
increased the suffering to such an ex-
tent that neither pen nor imagination
could sufficiently portray the sufferings
Of the people, and he thought that con-
gress should appropriate an additional
million dollars. 1t would surely have
10 come, and the more promptly the
better. Pendleton said there was no
politics in the matter, everybody should
work for it in the common cause of
humanity.
Voorhees, said he had similar tele-
grams, someof which he read. He said his
people had not, on the occasion of last
years nooo' asked aid OF congress- a.
the Indiana legislature was then In ses-
sion, but would do SO now, as the leRis-
iature could not be convened In time
10 CAKE such immediate action as would
meet the emergency.
IL was referred 10 the committee on
appropriations, and at 1:40, Allison,
from mat committee. reported favor-
aoiy the JOINT resoiutlon, and II was
immediately read three times and
passed.
All CLOCK d message was read
irom Inc mousse OF representatives, an
, 1884-02-16

An extra annroDriation b.vino ham
voted the anod sufTsrers q, Che oh,o
vo,Iev az a.ao Tho nra,,o,s oraa,ion
mas ordarad and IT, Cr,t,, -, ,ho
aoor Tor tho nnrno.o ., ui,hdr,uina HI.
r~eso,u.,on for a recommit,al ard
wound nm hi. raoit., wh,oh ,ad ~ ,hI.
.o,,on u;th ,ha woraa. ..vvi,h Gee,
Mannino,s ,rn onnroh,.,nn and oon-
80 hs;,u H. ~ 49,.
,ha, ,ha oe,h mar no aam,n;s,oros 80
III y. o.-,,s..,o :,
'no Seno'
OF mississippi"
Suiting his action to his words he
took Manning by the arm and tooetber
thew stood bafora tho har ~ tho bo,oo
80 go
~nere Outtih presented MIN INT de-