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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desire to return
thanks to the numerous ladies and
gentlemen who 80 kindly assisted in
the care while sick, and the dispose
ton after death, of our departed wife
and sister. NJ. Fay.
Mrs. II. w. TALCOTT.
II, w. TALCOTT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

ALLEN CENTER STOCK FARM
J. T. Treadway, LaHarpe, Kansas
breeder of Jersey cattle; registered bull
Prince I'd at head Of herd. Service:
reasonable.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18
WANTED /!

Horses and colts to pasture b! the
month. Good pasture, is fenced with
stone, has timber and plenty OF water;
5 miles northeast of lola.
4w J. w. EASTWOOD.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18
CHEAP MONEY,

Bowlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

THE BEST!
Any woman or child can use it
the Buckeye pump, at Beck's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A well-selected stock of mill 1ery
goods. Call on or address
w. A. COwAN, lola, Kans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18
FOR SALE.
THE BEST!

A new piano at a bargain. Enquire
of T. H. Iams.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

We hare elegant line of Cashmeres and all
other kinds of Dress Goods, Which ne viU take
great pleasure In shoWinS to all 1Oho may call
upon
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

HI are limited to call and see our
unequaled display of neU attractions
In Spring Goods, 1Ohich zoe hare just
opened for the inspection O everybody
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-04-18

Salt" It was drop of temperance In
an ocean of salt water. AS curious
emanation of the human mind, 1t was
an interesting study, but as temper
ance lecture it was dismal failure.
| At the primary convention last
Tuesday, a vote was taken to learn the
first and second choice of each one
present for president. The vote re-
suited as follows First choice; Blaine
} Is, Logan 6; Sherman A i; Harrison :
Edmunds L; Conkling l. second
choice; Logan 10; Blaine =; Lincoln
4: Sherman 4 i; Edmunds /.
The new mayor and councilmen tool
the oat b of Office last Monday night
and ass umed formal charge of the city
affairs. A. J. Clark and w. p. North
. rup were re-appointed treasurer ant
, clerk respectively, w. J. Conley wa
re-apps pinted marshall, o. II: Fous
was ap pointed city attorney while n
chang, is made as yet in the once Q
street commissioner.
The many friends of little Harr
Beck were very much grieved an
surpris ed 10 learn Of his sudden deaf
last Sa turdsy morning. He had pee
9 sufferil1 II for some time with silgn
: attack Of infiammatory rheumatism
but no thing serious was thought OF
until Saturday morning about seve
o'clock when the disease attacked %
heart causing death ain 0et instantl!
l. Harry was very bright and lovab
!, child end his death is eavy blow
: his b,.reaved parents The funer
9 servic, 8 were conducted b Rev. r.
9 Miller at three o'clock Sunday ate
moon ind were very largely attended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
The Acquisition OF California.
G"Broadway Lounger" in New York Tribune.

["Broadway Lounger' in New York Tribune
Gold, above oil things ascertained by
men, moves the nations and affects civil
zAtion. If California gold has seldom
amouted 10 above thirty millions of pro-
duction year, yet that was enough not
only to put new channels of movement
in our own race, but to steer the emf
grafton of the world toward our Pacific
shores. Therefore we have in San Fran.
cisco a city Incompatible on the
eastern coast OF that ocean. Our
old statesmen laid down the rule
that whoever owned the bay of San
Francisco would control the Pacific. In
our day il statesman had said that
much he would have been denounced as
unsafe, desirous of graphing with Chi.
ma, or Great Britain, or some other
ghost; but the rough, hard American
people Of that time rather desired to
grapple with somebody. They went and
took the Bay of San Francisco and kept
it from untold collisions. At later
date the timid and conservative Seward,
of New York, paid large amount OF
money for Alaska. Fortunately in that
day there were not cheap economists in
charge of the presses on the bay Of New
York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
Enough For Her Tower"

One of the steamers plying between
Detroit and Cleveland ran over a
skiff one night and drowned its occa.
pant. When he had been identified,
an agent called upon his wife to see if
a settlement could not be effected. She
was not in tears or Frustrated with grief.
On the contrary she was at the washtub
and in good humor. When the matter
was broached she said:
"Well, now, my husband took home
the washings, brought in the coal and
was Of use in several other ways, and
his death is quite loss to me-"
"About what sum do you feel would
make you good,' he asked.
"Now, then, be honest with me" she
replied, after taking moment to think.
'How much would it cost to take a
bang up bridal tower from here to Mag.
ara Falls and back"
swell, $500 ought to put you through
first-class, and give you three days at
the Falls"
swell, say $3.50. That gives me
money for new shoes and a bonnet, and
may want to dye my hair and buy
some stockings.
The money was handed over and a
receipt taken. and the "tower" took
place the next week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
SUMMER DRINKS ON pRAucmr.

How Drinking Water 10 Charged
With Injurious and Poisonous Gases.
Do you drink soda water, and II you
do are you aware how dangerous to the
health It Is, A sparkling and exhilsra-
ting quality is given to ordinary drink
ing water when impregnated with car
bonic acid gas. The same gas. however,
taken into the lungs would cause almost
instant death. Druggists generally pro-
duce II by saturating marble dust with
diluted sulphnric acid. The gas is
pumped into the lake water under such
an enormous pressure that the cylinders
containing the favorite summer drink
retailed as soda water are veritable dyn-
anite machines, and their bursting has
caused serious loss of life.
Carbonic acid gas, curiously enough,
seizes on the organic impurities of water
and hides their real character from the
taste. 1t will hold in kind Of o chemi.
cal imprisonment ninety-nine times
its own bnlk of impure gases.
That Is the reason why charcoal
is such an excellent thing to filter
water with. Placed in bulk where
yer bad odors prevail, it is one OF
the most powerful, simple and affective
disinfectants known in the domain of
chemistry. The great tronble with all
carbolic disinfectants Is that they only
hold contagious and poisonous gases
temporarily in prison and give them off
again under various changes in the atinos-
phere. This carbonic acid gas in drink
ing water instantaueously attracts by q
kind Of gaseous gravitation all the i'm.
purities II contains. Yelled by q little
syrup and fruit essence, large guam
tity of this impure water is consumed
which otherwise would not be, to the
serious prejudice Of the lives of those
who innocently use 1t.
Some idea Of the qualities of so-called
soda water can readily be gained by
taking a glass of water from any of the
fountains in the various drug stores
without any syrup or fruit essence.
The water is usually so heavily impreg.
mated with gas that it violently escapes
when unconfined, By placing the lips
upon the glass, as If in the act of drink
ing, and carefully refraining from doing
so, but at the same instant smelling and
inhaling through the nostril the escap-
ing gas, with its loaded impurities, a
revelation of its real properties will be
obtained which will afford very valu-
able lesson, and perhaps safeguard
against its too copious use. 1t should
be understood, however, that pure water
charged with carbonic acid gas is not
deleterious. An agreeable sense of re.
freshment follows the use Of all bevera-
ges in which carbonic acid gas is more
or less present. 1t is, nevertheless, Of
an abnormal and transient character,
and apart from the physiological dan.
gers likely to follow the sudden reduc.
tion Of the temperature of the vital func.
tion to nearly freezing point. mental
disquietude is in many cases traced to the
immoderate use of ice-cold summer
beverages, more intractable even than
that arising from the excessive use of
alcoholic liquors. Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

Pompeiian excavations have revealed
still another Venus. 1t is fine statu ette
of the goddess, crouching, found IN the
workshop of the sculptor, who was ap-
parently occupied with his subject when
the terrible catastrophe came upon the
city. His body has been discovered
near by with cingulum still grasped in
his hand, and cast is now on exhibi-
tion, made in the usual way, by filling
the space occupied by the lava dust with
plaster of paris.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

1t is said that only one small herd Of
buffalos remains in Texas. This has
been feeding on the Pecos river. in the
Staked Plains region, but band of hun.
ters is lowering about it continually.
killing the animals as fast as the meat
oan be cared for, and its days are num-
bered. This is the remnant of what was
known q few years ago as "the great
Southern herd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
Eagle Corps, N. @. Q.

RnoULAa meetings at the Armery, Cous
street, every Friday evening at O'Clock.
W. H. H. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding.
O. A. Krr1n. First sarreant Jeas-d
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN 4.
DsRgcv RAN c0mmUntoArpoa
NATIONAL CRY AnU sAn DsGq

On and aftse Monday. February 10. 1ee4|
Of IA California Southesn kaAlruad gotnG|
will leave san Bernardino daily, Sund4
cspted, q 1sF. H., Cotton at Les A r.
ARRIVAL sf EAst-bound Southern fasi1o
and hversids at Els A. T., arriving q
Diego at 7:l6 ?. \.
Going north, will leave San Diego q q
Riverside 81 9:27, arriving at Cotton - -
and San Bernardino at SIS r. \.
which u 90 minutes faster than 1a1
time. Passengers will sHvs frc.p ~ Qol
(cg) cents BY purchasing thsir tiekses of -
CIoss connections made With 8. ?. iocal
from Los Angeles. Passsngsf. 70 A.
The Rast Win have but shcet den
Cotton. Tihe above y National City
Fos luformstios Tor freight o. fass =
Agsnt CAllisrnia southsrn RAilrcedt ce!s1
supsrinsssds.t. snd C Gen. n and -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

SseAmsrs Santa RosA and Ofia6I
through 10 San Diego, leaving San Psdco
dates of their arrivals from San Fanciu1l
The Santa Rosa and OrixAba q
Santa Barbsn and Port Hartford. (BAn G.
pol only, on the route TO and from GAa n
Cars 10 connect with steazneu leave
R. depot. Los Angeles. - follow: w
Rosa and 0hzabs, going north. st 10
~; going south. at I O'clock :. \.
Angeles and Eureka, going north. at
,. n, Railroad time
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

hereby give notice to the public that win
not be responsible for any debts incurred by my
wife. Mary Ann Drake, after this date.
D. DRAKE
Los Angeles, July IA, 1884. jy22 iw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

EBExchange for sale on all the principal cities
Of the United State and Europe mho
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

That the Law 10 relation 70 tho same has been
sustained ~ the Supreme Court; and all parties
In arrearslbr back liesm are requested to call
and settie the same
I have been ordered by the District Attorney
TO enforce the collecsisa d all licenses under ths
said ordinance.
WILT License Tar Collsctsr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
County License.

An persons or corpon tons sransacting busi-
ness In r,cs Angeles ooWty. subject 10 License
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
NOTICE.

BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD. llmmI.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

Orange Council No. %, I. o. G. r., meets
every Wednesday evening In Good renpls1
Hall Visiting members are cordially invited.
JAS. n. BRAlNARD, c. @.
Isaac 8. SIXTH, Secretary. jeeiy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
London, Paris and American Bank
(LIMITED)
205 Sansome st., San Francisco.

Authorized Capital. Ell, 600, 900
Subscribed Capital, f60O, 900
OF which $500 900 have been called in, and
e200, 900 aie subject to call with one months no.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25
CONFIDENCE Engine Company.
Carpenters Union No. So,

Broshsrhoed Of @. 4 J. Of A., meets every satur-
day night at 7.3o O'Clock, ct Good Tempiar'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

London, Paris and American Bank
(LIMITED)
205 Sansome st., San Francisco.
Authorized Capital. al,O0O, 600
Subscribed Capital, e60O. 900
OF which $500, 900 have been called in, and
e200 900 ale subject to call with one months no.
tice.
Directors:
WILLIAM PATERSON, ESQ.,, (Messrs. Paterson
and Simonds) Loudon and Singapore.
JAMES wHIrTALL. Esq, Uate Of Messrs. jar
dine, M.therson Co., chinal. London, W.
JAMES LA FoNTAiNE, Esq !, Administrator so-
ciete Ottomane. Constsntinople). london,
sIoisMUND LOUIS SIMON, ESQ.,, London, R.c
SIMON LAZABD, ESQ.,, (dessrs. Lazard Freres
& Cie.), Paris.
Ellie LAzARD. Esq, CMessr~. Lazard Frsrcs d
Managers in San Francisco.
DAVID CAIN Manager
EUGENE MEYER. Sub Manager
HEAD OFFICE,
and 10 Tokenhouse Yard, 10th
bury. LONDON,
London Bankers.
BANK OF SCOTLAND. LONDON
Agents.
NEW Y0RK-Agency OF the London, Paris and
American Bank, Limited, 90 Exchange Place.
PARIS-Messrs. Lazard Freres q Cie., 10 Rue
Ste. Cecile.
Having succeeded to the busine1 os Msssrs.
Lazard Frcres, San Francisco, we arc now pre-
pared TO do a general banking business.
Bills Of exchange and telegraphic transfers
bought and sold on Great Britain, ireland,
France Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switxer-
land, China. Japan, Australia. Central and
South America, and principal cities OF the
United States.
COMMERCIAL and TRAVELLERS CREDITS
issued, available In all parts OF the world.
COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates Of en-
change.
Issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and re-
ceive Deposits on open accounts.
BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD Jimmie
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates Of en-
change.
Issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and re-
ceive Deposits on open accounts.
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Phila,elpnla n srss,.


oa,a, ar,n,,tApsLrnrA, April ls.-glonr steady, but
ION VOwS 10 Pa. family, ~ h0pt 10 Ohio 3
aIn"uinh I" family, ~ b0nt 10 MINI extra, ~ 50
" 4s' :, o patents. y o06 30 spring do se6s6 81.
orM Wheat higher ami fairly active No. wost-
ia Insd nodb " ,wnl& NO. do, sGGTo No.
coC Corn 1.n scarce and higher; sail yellow, $50
uIc 90 mixed, b66bsc No mix,d and VEL
'VnH,,o nHn steamer mixed and yellow, b7Gt5sc.
tqsstgs, qss ectiVS and higheri No. I white.
r,,5T1aaG NO. z do, t2kc; No. 3 do iac !;
rejected DO t0fllc No. q mixed loo w ~
Rye stoadyat 7Oc. w.
anii SSTusn y, Glover ,G quiet at oaloci Timothy
"ur p,.,, ~ w, rhxseed easier at sl 7Ofii ~
:, PROVISIONS dull Mess Pors, sis 2Ssnis 80
BE Hams, f27 ludia Noes Beot. ga
Reconstructed Shouiders 10. sal, ao ~
l2h6l3c. ''N'' ""'
Lard dull; city refined at aI, iooaa
butchers, sJgsno prime steam " b0tls 90
Buttcr dull and barely steady Creamery
extra 3lms2o n. q. Y N. Y. extra, D0l7c ;
hrsts, 2i825c western extrns, 22c.
Rolls at Ease for low grades no choice
here.
Eggs frmer and more active Extras, iSa
lj5dC.
Cheese full creams scarce skins plentiful
and weak New York full creams, l5dl5ko
western do. at 1870; do fair to good at
90 1c Pa, part skins, 5d8kc do fancy, Ia
7Lc; 40 full skins, fresh, idoc old, 2ep3c.
Petroleum firm refined. s1s@sxc.
Nhisky at 81 ~
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.Auusenent4.

Grand opera After the pCrformau CO OF
"Bohemian Girl" In San francisco, the papers
were in praise OF the rendition OF this melo.
diOus opera, the Chronicle said 1.-THE per.
fOrmanCe of Bohemian Girl drew the usual
crowded and fashionable audience to the Bald
win. Ihs opera was worry successfully given
JUDGED It was perhaps, the most evenly good
OF tho sca1on, There were many enCorcs, the
well known membor5 OF the opera giving
ample opportunity" The CdH said: a.. Bohe.
mian Girl In It's ensemble was extremely
well rendered by the Abbott company last
evening, 1t IL nn opera that in the popular
heart tlourishos with perennial freshness.
Fabrini WIS superb as ThdddsuS and Campo,
bolo made his appearance as the count and
carried the audience captive" King For a
by" is II favorite with opera goers. The Alta
California spoke OF II In high terms and said
"lt is u comic opera with heavy music, the
themes are simple and many passages are un'
commonly witty. As Nernen Abbott sang
with piquancy and vivacity ana great dra.
matte ability. 1agliapietra Is great artist
and In his oriental makeup Rs king showed
wonderful dramatic ability and case. Castl,
displayed such finished excellence as an actor
that he pleased those moro who were pleased
with him before. Seguin created genuine en-
| thusiasm In her solo, Each Morning Arise,
and throughout the pieco 1t was charming
performance every way"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-18

Mauheim talks of organizing military
company.
The Kurtz farm near Lincoln has bcon
owned by fathers and sons for throo sue.
cessive generations, almost 90 years.
Mr.. Martin Musser and wife. of Ephrata
will take up their abode at Council Bluffs,
Iowa thoy left for that place on Mon.
day.
On Wednesday evening John B. Shelly,
an employe in d. w. Longs cigar man
ufactory, Mauheim, had occasion to go
into the yard when he was attacked by
Mr.. LIS dog and badly bitten on the left
arm, at tho elbow iEhlcting painful
wound.
On Thursday Keller S Zug, of Man.
helm, shipped two car loads and J. g.
Keller one car load Of fat cattle from the
SUNNY house stock yards, to tho Phila-
delphia markets, and to day Jacob +
Loraw will ship from the same yards two
car loads to the same market
Mr.. Michael Shirk, q wealthy aud aged
citizen of ludiautown near Schoeneck,
died Of pneumonia on Monday night, after
a short illness. The funeral services were
held 70 day. lntcrmcnt at Mellinger's
cemetery near Schoeneck.
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rar JnrrrRsor oLus NIoar.


Np Address by AZ. uov. u. n. Bisoh.
Tho handsome rooms Of tho Jefferson
club Uero well filed last evening with an
audience composed OF members OF the
association and invited guosts, tho ocoa-
sion being the frat of series OF club
nights" recently devised by the manage
ment. Tho spooial feature OF the COCA
sion was an address by Hon. q. #. Black,
licuteuant governor Of the commonwealth
aud pre- esident Of tho Jefferson association
of York. IIo was introduced by W. u.
Heusel chairman of the committee of ar =
raugements, aud the delivery Of his al
dress occupied moro than three quarters
Of an hour L. WAS | stened to with
tho most profound attention and
received with hearty applause. lie
reviewed tho establishment of the
Jeffersonian political principles, their
essential character as COntrastcd with tho
Hamilton system, their Influence upon tho
government and people, and tho dangers
and decentralization certain to cDsue from
departure from them. Even those who
did not sympathiZs with tho speakers
views we're unstinted In their admiration
of the logic tho yigOr and fOrCble English
Of his address, all Of which gained IN the
earnest and impressive delivery Of tho
lieutenant governor.
After tho addrCsa and tho announce
ment that very likely Hon. Richard
Vaux, Hon. Is. +. Myers aud other
distinguished Democrats Of the itite
would be present aud make addresses at
future club nights the meeting was turned
into al informal aud social one, aud
members and guests. Lancastrians and
visitors INDUCED freely in oongenial inter =
course. A very toOthsome COLLATION.,
prepared by g. w. Eckort, was served at
u side table and the entire entertainment,
lasting until II O'Clock, proved a signal
success,
Among the guests from distance were
w. +. llarrity, J. L. Kennedy and Geo. +.
Parker, Of Philadelphia, while, besides
the members and Democratic guests from
the city, there were present Rv DR.. 4.
T.. lIgOeC, state superintendent Of public
education. and such prominent Republi
cans as Judge Patterson, Mayor Rosen-
miller, Chief Clerk Of he Senate Cochran,
NJ. BrosiuS, !. Hay BrowD, A. q. Rein uDhl,
w. A, Wilson, J. W. Apple, esqs., and
Others
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MAhhE1b.
Live stock Market.

CmCAGo-IIogs-Rec 1900 head ! ship
mems 600 head market tnlll and l04l5c
lower; rougn packing, Is i0G5 80 packing
and shipping Is S,GG 20 light NJ u 1898 so /
skips. sig5,
Uattle-Receipts, 1900 head shipments not
reported market brisk aud steady export,
grades, t6 lUgGO 81; good 10 choice ship,
ping, Is 1000 80 CommOn To medium, o. 400
J so :; COrn.ted Texans S5lI6 90.
Sheep-Receipts, $50 head shipments not
rsI orted market slow ami weak and 1 d2OC
lower; inferior TO iair % 1904 75 medium "a
good, S595 49, choice 10 extra, - 5OG6,
EAST Liberty Cattle dun and unchanged
receipts, l,2l6 head shipments Clio head
Hogs dull Philadelphlas, VI 3Og6 40 York
era, % 7Oa6 w receipts, :, 100 head shipments
/, ,i95 head.
sheep nothing doing receipts, SO head
shipments, Zoo head.
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new York HlarResA

NBw YORK, April ls-Flour--state and
Western barely steady; supernne state.
Choice do, s. S G5as6 90 Fancy tn' %o. % ID
aG 6Oi Round Hoop Ohio % eD6t 90 ;
cnotce, - Obd0 90; superfne Westei n,
I6O cho CO do, 81 6Od6 80; choice Whito
wheat do. f6 25a8 o. Southern quiet and
to choice 30, o. SOg6 25.
Wheat A8lc higher and very firm, with a
feiIly active spe culative business No. Q Ned,
May. 81 O26pl 0lAc June, sl C46pl OlJS July,
81 .. o5L@l 6a O5}si Aug, 81 05H0l 90 Sept. sl 06
Mixed Western spot 47a6lc; DO future
J0ls96lLc.
oats IaHc better ana quiet, Including No
I7c
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ie, ies4
IN CONGRESS.
DoIsus Al THE NArIuNAL CAPITAL

DctNtS al lhE NAIlpNSb CAbllAI
Ths House committee on Posiofiiocs aBt
Post Roads Declares for u ontrncU
System OF Postal TsIeGrsphy.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.--On motion oj
Representative Ward tho House commit
tee on postonices and post roads by vote
OF 10 yeas to 1 nay adopted a resolution
declaring 1t to bo tho sense of this com
mittee that 1t is expsdient to adopt tho
contract system of postal tolegraphy.
The yeas were Messrs. Money, Ward,
Cosgrove, Rogers, Jones, Of Texas Bing.
ham, Peolle, Of Indiana Skinner, of NeL
YORK White and Wakefield. Mr.. Caine
tho delegate from Utah, also favored the
resolution, although he bad no vote.
Nay-Mr. Reese. Mcssrs. Riggs, Say.
lor, Tenn, Paige and Mccormick we're
not present. The subject will be further
discussed by the commi ttee at it's next
meeting, and steps will DO taken to for
mulate bill
The Newspaper Copyright BiII Reported Ad.
yerseIy.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April lS.--lu the
Senate, Sherman, from the committee on
library, reported tho newspaper copyright
bill adversely. 1t was, however, placed
on the calendar. Tho Senate then took
up the postofllcO APPROPRIATION bill.