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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

mo" she said; "of course we have
offered him that-nay, thrice the sum
and the amounts lying at his bankers
in New York; but he holds the proofs of
the deed, and seems to care only to be
revenged."
This was indeed terrible, and | could
only implore her to let me see this man
if he should attempt to invade their
home. l left her, promising to come
early on the morrow.
told Laura the sad history, and we
agreed that she had better accompany
me to the Rue du Colisee in the morn
ing, and that we should try to keep
watch all day. At 10 o'clock we were
there, and l found, to my sorrow, that
a change had taken place in Mr. Mar
tins condition. He was sinking rapidly,
and a few hours might see the end. |
was obliged to tell Judith as gently as /
could, and she bore the news bravely
1t was as | had surmised; by the even
ing Robert Martins sins and sorrows
were over, and / gazed at the calm
features almost with thankfulness. His
face looked much younger than it had
done in life, but there was weak ex-
preston on it, even in death. Judith's
grief was sad to witness, but she was
patient exceedingly and permitted me
to arrange for her all details, as if |
were an old and trusted friend.
| went to her house on some business
the afternoon after the death, and hear
ing that she was sleeping, | asked that
| might go into the sitting room to
write a note. The old servant was out
but Judith's little maid showed me in
and gave me what | needed.
l was busy writing when there was a
loud ring at the outer door, rough
voice said: 81 shall enter; let me pass,
girl. The door was flung open, and
Seth Walton came rudely in. He paus-
ed a moment in surprise at seeing me,
but began coarsely-
81 know that Robert Martin lives
here; | insist on seeing him!''
l stood up and gazed at this man; a
grim idea came to me. ''You shall see
him!'' | replied, and opened the door
of the room where all that remained of
the poor old man was lying; his white
bed decked with flowers. Turning
down the covering. showed Seth Wal
ton the features of him who had injured
him.
''Foiledn he exclaimed, as he fell
back against the wall Almost imme-
diately he recovered, however, and
without more words left the room and
the house.
Little remains to tell. [ won my
6arlinp and Seth Walton with biS
threats and terrors has vanished from
our lives. He accepted the money of
which he had been defrauded, calcula-
ting to the last penny the interest there
on, and he is prosperous in his native
land; while in all London cannot be
found a happier couple than 'La
Filomela'' and her hardly-worked hus-
band.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER I.
"I was taken sick q year ago
1900, tt1s1,,y faxrnt.

"I was taken sick yeor ago
With bilious fever.
..uv doctor pronounced me cured, but got
sick again, with terrible pains in my back anu
sides, and got so bad
Could not novel
shrunk!
From 22s lbs. to 1901 had been doetoring
for nv liver. but It did me no good. ala not
exnect TO live more than three months. pe
oan IN use Hop Bitters Directly my appetite
re,,rnad nv pains left me- my entire system
seemed renewed as If by magic, ana AFTER usins
several bottles, I am not only as souhu , as
sovereign. but weigh more than o'u peioie'
To Hop Bitters owe my lie
Dublin, June 6, 81.
CHAPTER II.
r ",Ialden. Mass. Feb. 1, 1880. Gentlemen,
r 7 suffered with attacks of sick headacne.
Neuralgia. female trouble, for years III the
most terrible and cXcruciating manner. VI.
No medicine or doctor could give me reiel
or cure until used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me-" -
The second made me as well and strong as
when a child.
ssAnd | have been so to this day"
NV husband was an invalid Tor twenty years
with a serious "
sKidney. liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by BOston's best physi-
clans
''IncurableW ,,,,
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him and
know of the
olives of eight persons"
In my neghborhood that have been saved Dy
your bitters, .,, -.
And many more are using them with great
benefit
''They almost
Do miracles." Hrs. r. d. STACK.
How TO GET SIcK-ExpOse yourself day and night;
eat too much without exercise: work TOO hard WIFI
out rest: doctor all the time take all the we nos
trums advertised and then you viii want 10 Know
HOW TO GET WILL which is answered IN three "orus
Take Hop Bitters,
eH-None genuine without bunch OF green HOps
on the white label Shun all the vile, poisonous stun
with Hop" or Hops" in their name.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06
Games Of Sarages.

We must look for considerable SIM
plicity in the games of savages. We
must also allow for their want of me-
chanical skill. No outsider, not even
Mr.. Gale, knows how q cricket ball is
stuffed and sewed; some at least of the
processes are a trade mystery. The
savage cannot produce cricket ball, a
golf ball, billiard ball; his equipment
is thus scanty, and he has to do the best
in his power with the rude materials
and means at his command Yet we
must not despise the games of the say
ages. Little studied as they have been
by the anthropologist (for even Mr..
Taylor has chiefly written about
primitive form of backgammon and
and about tsigan, or polo, alone), the
games OF sayages deserve to be observ-
ed with respect. The arrangement of
such vague things as savage games is
not very easy. They may, perhaps, be
classed as initiative, gambling and
purely sportive, though the divisions
naturally overlap and run into each
other. The first category may be dis
missed briefly enough. Of savage as of
civilized children it may be said that
''their whole vocation is endless imita-
| ton" A wedding or a funeral among
their elders is copied by the little
ones in childish play. The EsquimauX
children ''build little snow huts, which
they light up with scraps of lampwick
begged from their mothers" Austria
liam children have their tiny boomer
angs and light yet dangerous boys
spears, the latter being made of a long
reed tipped with sharp piece of hard,
heavy wood. Australian children are
regularly taught by the old men to
WELD their little weapons, and the late
Mr.. Grimston, at Harrow, has his Aus
tralian counterpart in the aged Murri.
who sets up the mark for the children
and teaches them how to direct their
missiles. A disk made of bark is thiown
bark down on the ground, and,
as it bounds along with irregular leaps,
the young blacks cast at it with their
spears. Coincidence, steadiness, fair
play and self-command were inculcated
by the practices Witnessed in the play
| ING fields of the bush. The initiative
games of young savages, then, are like
those of other people, only varing in
the things initiated. Among games we
can scarcely reckon are the dances of
the adults, in which the manners and
customs of beasts are initiated. These
dances have usllsually religious sense
Gas when the Athenian girls mimicked
the bear in the worship of Artemis), or
| they are magical ceremonies, intended
to secure luck in the chase.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

'Rah for Bel!-''O, it's quiet cam
paign, is it?" says the fair Belva Lock
wood. swell, it isn't going to be much
longer; I'm just nominated on the fe-
male suffrage ticket for the presidency,
and don't you forget it, dear, there's
going to be lots of hustle in this cam
paign hence forth. st. Louis Maya
zine.
look heah. RANSOM" said an old
negro to young fellow, 81 doan' min
yer 'sociatin' wild my daughter, but |
druther yer wouldn' come roun' my
house no mo- Time fore de las what
yer wuz heah, L missed er water bucket,
an de las time de bride wuz gone, an
now, ez l has use fur de saddle, /
druther yer wouldn't come heah.
doan' say dat yer amt homes, fur de
Lawd knows l blebes yer is, but such
cuts things happens while yer is in de
neighborhood; so jes' ter please er ole
man. whut amt enjoyln' very good
health, please doan' come roun' dis
house no mo-. "-ArhansaU Trareler.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

lG7;TfgG Relieved Immediately and cnred by
ANf1lTh using GoSE ASTHMA STEIN Cq3S SS4 Ek9 on;
Is delivered Address Dr.. C. MARAI, Manager, Ham
tlton Ohio.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-11-06

WANTED experienced Book and Bible Agents IN
w every County. Liberal salaries paid Address,
stating experience, ?. o. Box < g., ST. Louis. Mo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26
Foreign INTELLIGENCE.

Os the i4th the steamer Celtic, which left
New York December 10, was towed into
Queenstown. The cause OF the long delay
was broken shaft, tho accident occurring
when but two days out from New York.
Sixty buildings at campton. +. O.. were
destroyed during recent storm.
AT Panama few days ago tho Amer.
lean dredge No.2 wns burned, causing q
loss of $40 900, uninsured.
IT Is estimated by tho Egyptian Minister
81 War TINT the evacuation of the Eoudan
viii occupy seven months aud rcquirs an
outlay Of fl ,0OO,000.
JAMES RUSSELL LowsLf, United Btato.
Minister, has accepted tho Presidency Of
tho Birmingham and Midland Institute a
London.
The Thermometer at Andoyer. Victorii
County. N. H.. at $3.50 a. m. on the i6i
registered ii'ty.two below zero, and a
Woodstock hfty below. I'LL
TINS Halifax IN. ~ City Council recent
ly passed q resolution giving coiorrd ant
white children the sane school privileges
A CAGE fell few days ago in the Ga
mont eolliery, In Wales, aud eleven persons
were instantly killed.
The Canadian Parliament was opened
by Lord Lansdowne, this Governors sen
ernl, on the 17th. who congratulated th'
memlers on the prosperity OF tho country
on the 18th Monsignor Cesars, ohurcl
dlgnitary at Rome. was murdered In be-
and his room plundered. ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26
From Washington

AT twenty.soven leading clearing. house,
In the United States the exchanges during
The week ended on the igth aggregated
N,Oii,o27,7o against si,o3i, $40, ,0sG the pre-.
vious week, Indicating a slight improvement
In business.
FoR the last quarter Of 1888 the total re.
ceipts Of ono hundred aud forty Of the
largest postoflces Of tho country were
S,Go3,S7o, falling Of Of Sis3,s5l, or one
and three-tenths per cent. Owing TO the
reduced postage rates, Il was expected
that tho loss would bc FIVE per cent.
TnE death Of Hon. Philip Phillips, who
represented tho Mobile District In Con.
gress In 1859, occurred In Washington a
few days ago.
STEADY decrease In tho number OF
whaling vessels sailing from Atlantic
ports Is announced. The last year proved
an Improbable season.
The Agricultural Department I'm IL an.
nnal report issued on the 10th gives the
corn cropof Illinois as 201, Isg, 800 bushels,
both the average and yield being the largest
OF any State. Kansas stands second In
crop, but Iowa has the second creates,
acreage.
The Secretary Of the Treasury reported
TO the House on the 18th that within the
past eighteen months tho issue OF gold GER
tificates was <l07. 90, aud during three
years the value Of silver certificates put
out was siie, 10000.
DuRIse December, 1881, the value Of IN.
exports Of domestic breadstuffs was sf2.
eii,aa, against siI I,osI,7po tho same month
In 1882. For the year tho decrease wa
Si0,00o,0o.
In recent Interview Senator Edmund,
said that he entertained no doubt Of th,
constitutional right OF tho Government Il
construct telegraphs, hut he was strong
ly opposed 10 the purchase Of existing
lines.
TnRouaHour the United States aud Can
ada the business failures during the sever
days ended on the ls.h numbered 3s3
against 3si the previous week. The distri
button was as follows: New Englans
States, ~; Middle, -; Western, 100
Southern. 81; Pacific States aud Terrific
ries. 10; Canada and the Provinces. ".
DuRiso December, 1879. the valus Of er
ports Of provisions. tsllow and dairy prod
ucts was sio.s4i.p5a; same time In iss.
s17,oii.i9s; for the twelve months ends
Dcccmber n, iss3, <iii, - .a5S; same perio
In 1sss. so5,n3i .f25; value Of dairy prod
ueis exported for the eight months cnde
December 81, lsss. sls.i,s, 40. against so
f3e,Ioi for the sane time In iss1-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26

IL. whfa fstpd lfassH sead IA ttd usat
Nesrefi, Tenn. ioihe ont VI firl theg
ashi q lied la kHer N#fm,
Ost man vas khlel IL . fsw a Dallas.
Hlts few DAYS ags, tive more muflally
hafi, aad ssvefui blhefs were seriously ".
luftd.
Tne bev Senator from uhla. n. y. Payne,
salled % she staia officers " cuiantus
on ths iiih and held consultation with
tlssenef iidadly. N ". evrnlna We gave
a banquet. vhlch vas lafnely attended.
fLAata swept away q large hotel NJ
huw anne sulphur spfings, Ia, ,aiued
a sh'too, fcw nlghts ago, The guests lus,
lne al thrlr hagKahe.
TnN dedication n The new capitol halli.
Ing In Iowa took place ~ Dpa Molnes "a
tbs i7th. Hon. John A. kssson delivering
an grafton.
TnE ufand Manimma Hotel At Las
Vegas, n a., was burned TO tho ground
few mornings ego, The guests losing every.
thing, and narrowly escaping death. The
loss was sglo,0oo. .ftD
WALLACE MowSisa, while digging n
frayu few days ago Al nsIlefontaine. o.,
was stricken with heartdsaase, and died
In the excavation.
AT the recent session IN Kcarncy % the
Nebraska State Farmers kllinnro pla'.
form wns adopted seclnring In favor Of
National aud htats legislation 20 rcgulate
the railway traiiicl demanding tho aboli.
tion Of National hank currency; opposing
protection and demanding tnr,ff for rove.
nuc only, expressing sympathy with
labor, and recommending the abolition Of
convict labor. s.s
An engineer on the Knoxville q Angus.
Ia Road In South Carolina discovered a
white child tied TO the railway track few
days ago, Tho brakes were applet with
such viRor that tho locomotive stopped
three feet from tho Intended victim.
TnE Maryland Legislature on the 1871
elected Judge Il. II. Wilson United S,ntci
Senator, TO succeed James y. Groome.
THE execution OF Leroy Donovan, sup
posed 10 bo Hen OF tho Mormon flishoT
John d. Lee, took place az Rawlings, Wy
T., on tho ls.h for tho murder Of a barber
Of Rock Springs, named William leighton
In Brink & Elkns saw and giist mill
some distance from Columbia, Mo-, boil
or exploded tho other day, scaldlng an,
inaiming cightmen, who were not cxpectc'
10 recover.
AT Wilmington and Beaufort, n. q,
sharp shocks Of earthquakes were felt ol
tho 18th.
TnE will Of Robert Gordon, who wa
born slave and dicd recently AZ Cfncin
natl, bequcathcd $4,000 for = homo 20
aged and INDECENT colorod women.
WILLIAM KELLEY, OF Las vegas, N. NJ
few days ago shot and killed womn
named Rose Morton, aud then killed hin
self. Jealousy was the cause.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26

xLviifth Congress.

TufenAY, Jan. is..-rplllgsua ~ers use
senisi N the Hehals ~ tsnsills.
'loiial Atendmaat granting anfffsre 10
Nuingns and 4 peftalt colonies VI families
y lay eut village, ~ pnblIe lasi., 1hete
was considerable N Ilrus.lan on Nc Al.
lhony's icaoluilon CONCERNING lho BRO.
snip'idn n American meats In Isufapel
NJ. Logan favorva cpen retaliation. and
Messrs.v Vest and lnaallathoughi thorough
system Of inspection by The O0v~rnmen,
would havs q salutatory effect. No aetlun
was iakth. In the House bills wern In
tfuduced For fha retirement of Alfred
flsasanton as MaiBrtienof appropriat
Ing H,0oe.oVo % close the gaps In the
levecs Of the Mississippi, 10 make al pub,
Tic roads and highways post routes, and to
authorize the President, during tho recess
of Congress, to prohibit Imports Injurious
70 tho public heai,h, by way Of retaliation.
WspsrspAY. Jan. ie.--In the Senate
mli was passed restoring TO the public
domain the lands granted 70 tho Iron
Mountain Railroad. Mr., Miller IN. W
introduced bill to provide means 10 OK.
trpate pleuro.pneumonia. Mr.. Plumb sub.
mitted Joint resolution proposing an
amendment 20 the Constitution prohibit.
Ing the manufacture OF sale Of intoxi.
eating liquors In the United States. An
order was issued excluding liquors
from the Capitol restaurant. In tho
House bills were introduced appropriat.
Ing sl,ooo,Ooo TO improve tho Erie Canal
and maintain IL free to commerce. and to
authorize tho construction of ship canal
around Niagara Falls The House and
Senate bills appropriating Si.0o0,0Oo for
improvements on the Mississippi River
were reported from the Committee Of the
Whole.
THURSDAY, Jan. ia petition was
presented In tho Senate for the appoint.
ment OF commission on the liquor traffic.
Bills were introduced to establish Board
OF Interstate Commerce aud TO secure
reasonable rates OF transportation over
railroads aided by the Government. In the
House the Senate bill appropriating 81, ,00O,,
OOo for continuing the improvement Of the
Mississippi was passed by a vote Of 2l5 to
VI. A communication was received ton.
dering the Marine Hospital at Erie, Pa, "a
the Government for homo for soldiers
and sailors. A bill was reported 10 grant
pension to the surviving grandchild Of
Thomas Jefferson.
FRIDAY, Jan. IL. In tho Senate .
message was received from tho President
recommending that n relief expedition b,
dispatched for the Greedy party, and ask
ing that immediate action be taken In thu
matter. In executive session the Mexican
treaty failed for lack Of one vote. Ad
journed to the 2Ist. In the House the da,
was consumed 10 debate on the Fiiz JohI
Porter bill In Committee Of tho Whole.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26

A TRAIN consisting a an engine, baggage
car aud coach ran Into stream Of waste
of near bradford. Pa, on the 18th, and
was Instantly fired by tho engine Tho
coach was filled with passengers, Who
found themselves enssloped In flames.
Three lsdic. wers burned 20 death. and
twenty-five persons wew seriously In
jured-
The Inauguration Of Governor Albeit. Of
New Jersey, took place on the 18Th.
A yxw days ago two children Of Mrs
Mcdonald. Who he'd been locked In . room
at New York BY their mother, lighted q
Gre on The noor. and were suffocstei BY
the smoke.
THnxr large cotton mills Il woonsockst
n. l., on the 18th ordered . Reduction ol
twelve per cent In wages, ami nfs>>u hun.
dr.d men IN the rubhervorks had beef
placed On hslf.time
THx death ef Mr.. vsieria sspne oc
CURED on the isth Al Maiden. Mass. With
In Zen years she had given over 81 ypoIW'
% educational Institutions.
A coasrrxs collision fev eveHisgS sg'
st Hayw.rdville. Msss.. caused NJ desti
Of one p>fron and four oshers vsrs ssvsrs
" injured.
rAxsu O. wAlxRs. sspd fourteen ysars
Of Bonerville. Mss. vas ARRESTED - ~
feh for nrins ~ rustef 0rammaf teAed
rse>ufly. ska>nxerins NJ Iiv~s q ssvsfu
hnndr-d papll& - vss eecs ns1fl1
| hnvnsx A d~a.k. uInno wnir& o1m1 - ~
| ~ 4 nanla for i1cps<fory vo<E
TN ~tmza's yszr' y rzzz'zz x'tzssr
~ ~ tays - = 1.gz - !
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26

INV = fHH fWF"Ff HtHF#ff ~ W. lHfHf
n the fesldsnea u f'haiis. Y sil,kaey he
fufAHf, eio wHs recently Mfiunea from
lls hasssehHsstts feHiieHiisfy. eaiisad
lhe death u hls wlfs and me tful,allo IL
tai VI nlne N hImwlt
rknLr few niafnlaf= afe u. =. iilii, a
buslneas man af High Hfldes, n. j., wss
eailsd v hl' deer BY three men, who shel
him fatally.
u,si.srsun 4 Co.'s jsweify hoass IN
Maidsn Lane, New York, was enssrei by
burglars few nights ago, wha brohe open
iwu safes, ani tarflei ~ diamonds ard
Iuwelfy valued at t20,0o1.
TINS bpdycf a man frozen stlff was found
In q rsfiBai of what which left NJ. inuls
November ~ last aud was unloatlei Al tha
Niagara elevator In buffalo, n. ", on this
18Th lust.
TINS business section Of Cannstota, N.
", was almost entirely destroyed BY Ore
q few days ago
PRoF. ffrER vorz, q prominent must.
clan Of Allegheny City, Pa, was MUIR.
dcred on railroad bridge the othor night
by unknown men, who took his watch aud
money.
In q building IN Exchange Court. New
York, occupied by several stock. brokers, q
recent ilre caused loss Of 1920, 900.
OK the i,h q. y. Dewey, the Montreal
swindler and forgcr, who pleaded guilty at
Boston, made restitution Of $4,000 Of tho
sDpoy fraudnlently obtained.
AT Scranton, Pa, nine powier'nills ex'
ploded on tho evening OF the nth. One man
was known 10 have been killet, others
were missing, and the pecuniary loss was
very heavy.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Directors
on the 18th elected ne President Of tho
company kobcrt Harris, Viee, President Of
the New York, Lake Erie q Western Road,
and he at once entered upon the duties OF
MS position. It
on the nth Francis W. Rockwell IRE
puolicanl was elected to Congress from
the Twelfth District OF Massachusetts, to
succeed Governor Robinson. f.
JAMES EGAS, ex-speaser OF the New
Jersey Assembly, was recently fined iive
hundred dollars and sentenced to hard
labor In tho penttentiary for one month,
ior ah attempt 10 pribs Assemblyman
Armitage'
: In Philadelphia recently three photogra
phers' who pleaded guilty TO making and
selling obscene pictures, were sentenced
each to one years imprisonment and five
hundred dollars hne.
EARLY on the morning OF the 18th a Sc
we're earthquake shock was felt at Conto
cook, NJ IL.
a CONFESSION was made on the 18TH b,
EDWARD iappan' confined IN prison at Hun
ters roint, L. 10 ior the Townsend out
, rage, mat MS brother, john H. Iappan. oi
. tho evening OF November u last Kille'
. mrs ana Anna hayoee by stranglini
! tncm 70 death on the barn hoor, and theI
:. assauiteo Mr. Maybe and robbed th'
7 prem ises.
q IN the mixing'houso OF the vulcan pyn
ami's Company AZ allentown, Pa, re
cent explosion instantly kiied jacob Hell
ner, Isaac kramer and Jonn NJ. bucken
/, Done, injured three otner men "p'
: wrecked three buildings.
hfa'erson, NJ D., six hundred ribbon
!. weavers went on a strike on tho 18Th 10
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26
West and South.


iHf onio Lesisia'ure On 'ne ,o'n elected
nshry ID. rsyhs tDoih'J oni'ea o.ases
senator the vo'. being as Ioiiows, sen
he-fayhe' u piahh, = nonse-rayne'
%; Governor Fos''r' ~ b'ank,"'
At indianapolis on the 18th n bronze
statue Of the late Oliver 7. Morton, over
eight feet In height, for which si2'soo was
raised by popular subscription, was form
ally unveiled. This y tho hrst statue ever
erected In the State TO public man.
WILLIAM NoRHis, farmer residing
near Henryvilie, lad, fell into the fire.
place In an epileptic ht lew days ago ana
his head was burned on.
NEAR Weatherforh, Tex q proken ra'i
a few days ago wrecked passenger train,
injurIng fourteen persons seriously.
osths night o. the ioth = small comet
was visible O. Key "est fls.
RESOLUTION was passed by ths direct
ors OF the Chicago Exposition COMPANY
on the 10Th favoring The removal Of me
building ss 'he paynen. OF rental ..
sio.0o would Dc fstai 70 the existence OF
the enterprise
rmE the other afternoon destroyed
eight large business houses anu ohice' ~
Nec-h", MO-
IHE execution ef sohn hiisrs occurred
IN Washington Territory on tho ietb' lie
knisd man VINO wouia ho' pay sa'ps OF
atty cents. I.
Tnk pastor Of the Bayou dn l.angs la
Catholic Church. hsv: fa'her coussarou',
vas burned 70 dsssh IN hs pFesoy'ery ms
other mefnlnr :.
Inn southern sugsr'pisn'e" met N
Sev'orieans On the 18th and passed reso
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-26
LATER

The House Of Representatives met on
the 10Th for debate only. and the time was
occupied In discussing the bill for the rc-
lief Of General Fitx John Porter, but with.
out reaching any action adjourned.
TIE Garfield Memorial Church In
Washington was dedicated on thu 2osb.
COMMUNICATION Is still open between
Cairo, Egypt, and Khartonn.
SENATOR EpnUsDs will make q
strong nght against any further anii-Chi.
nese legislation.
FIRE on tho Goth destroyed tho can
dls-faetory of Z. Schneider At Chicago.
Loss, tfs5.ooo.
Tux Egyptian government Is plcissd
with the appointment Of "chiassen Cor
don 10 settle the soudsn trouble.
OSE-FouKru Of the town Of LeipsIc,
o., burned on the 10Th.
Al the close Of business on tho 10th
the New York banks held sli,ssi.225 in ex'
cess of legal requirements.
AT Lowell, Mich. on the 18th twen.
tyrone buildings burned.
An alarm Of iire carly the morning Of
ths alst In the Iaclsds Hsssl, IL Louis,
No, caused almost . panic among The
ruests, who hurriedly left their rooms Ia
various stages Of d.shabilIe. Promps ae
ton prevented . spread Of the irs and
quiet and confidence was soon restored.