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business is carried on. They are unjust TO
persons who bay State license and observe

business Is carried on. They are unjust 10
persons who pay State license and observe
the State restrictions. They breed and
rear a class Of law breakers In every com.
munity, who evade or dely the just and
wise regulations Of the State for It's police
affairs, and produce at least one half Of all
our criminal expenses. The time Of our
courts is taken up In prosecuting these OF.
Tenders, and the private affairs Of our
people 60 unadjudicated, hays frequently
heard our judge, Hon. Ira J. McGinnis,
Ray from the bench that nearly the entire
crime OF his district arose from this Federal
abuse OF State police regulations. believe
the Federal licenses average about twenty
to each county in our State. E.;'9 4lE'
"My resolution has no reference TO
sumptuary legislation, and simply means
to compel Federal officials to abstain from
all such acts tending 10 increase the trouble
and expense Of States in the administra.
tion Of justice under their police laws"
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Mr.. HOpktns On tho Labor Burenu.

PITTSBURGH. January 10.-This morning
Hon. ]. Il. Hopkins arrived in the city.
He WAS seen in regard to the status OF
affairs at Washington and particularly in
reference to the labor committee, OF which
he is chairman. "We have been delayed"
said he, "by not havinga commi.te room
in which to meet, but arrangements are
now being made to accommodate US and
We will soon got to work. think the in
dications are very favorable for the estab-
lishment oil q department OF labor. Every
body / have seen seemed 10 consider the
labor question the most important one be-
fore the country today and think there
is no doubt about the final establishing Of
a labor bureau" -,
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CAPITAL CHIPS,

Col. Taos r Sharp, OF West Virginia, is
at tho National. - -
Senator kenna WAS in bis seat yesterday,
the first time since the holiday recess.
In an interview yesterday, Senator
voorhees, says that under no circumstances
will he be a candidate ior Governor Of
Indiana next fall. He has never aspired to
the etlice and does not want it.
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HOUSE EXPENDITURES.
Some Costly Funerals and Aome Other
& lTis Curious Items, ,a tEr Eq

sumo NohtIy kunefhIs nnd some Othef
~ Curious Items. il
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE report Of
Edward Mcpherson, ex Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives, for the fiscal year ended
IAne 40, 1883, furnishes some interesting
figures. During the month Of July, 1882,
1t required 740 dozsn towels and 3S pounds
Of toilet soap to keep clean the hands and
faces Of the members. Forty.five thousand
pounds of ice we're consumed during the
same period. One hundred and twenty
buckets OF paste, at 81 per bucket, were
purchased for use in the foIdingroom in
The month. t'!J.il.- l5ll... :.
The funeral expenses OF Hon. R. MA.
Hawk foot up the respectable sum OF
s., 100, the largest single item being rail.
way tickets from Washington 10 Mount
Carroll and return. The fifteen persons to
whom the tickets were furnished we're
manis'ly. in favor Of making themselves
comfortable en- route. The report shows
an expenditure Of S3S for Apolionaris and
Bethesda water alone; for.y-two pairs OF
kid gloves sos; twenty.four silk sashes at
$40 each. The insignificant snm Of 81 so
was disbursed for studs, collars, cuffs, etc,
The cssket cost S425. Oae hundred and
h!ty dollars was paid out for meals. These
expenditures are considerably in excess OF
those attached to the funerals Of Mr.. Orth,
in Indiana, and Mr.. Updegraff, in Ohio, the
former being trifts over l,5OO and the
latter not quite 81, 100. Mr.. Shackelfords
funeral cost $3.50. The travelling expen.
ses OF the eight members OF the select com.
mittee relative to appropriations for i'm
provement Of the Mississippi show u wide
margin. Frank Hiscock renders a bill for
s45, Mr. Robinson, Of Massachusetts, 500,
Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana, true to his
ccheese,parting instincts" modestly comes
forward with an expense account Of 81,
which raises the suspicion that tho great
objector must have carried bis lunch in
sachel and incurred the contempt Of the
sleeping car porter by backing his own
boots. The literary pabuIum Of the house
was confined mostly to leading newspapers
Of New York. Boston and Chicago, a few
copies Of "Bancrotl's Constitution" and
McCarthy's history Of "Our Own Times"
Some member with a view 10 examining
up on ancient history is credited with
copy Of Plutarch's lives. The American
Almanac at 81 q copy figure more con.
snicuously than all the rest. The number
Il penknives, pocket. books, tooth.btushes,
and card.cases ran up into the Thousands.
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,BnlDGEpoRr, CoSN., January 10.-Judge
Beers rendered his decision to-day in the
cases Of Captain James Hunter, John
Stuart and john Mayhem, OF tho Salvation
Army" who were tried last week for parad.
ing streets in violation o. city ordinance.
The accused demurrud TO the complaint.
The court held that the Council uudoub.ed.
ly has the power to make ordinances rela-
tive to the use Of the streets and that the
exercise thereof is not repugnantto TO public
policy. 1t therefore overruled the, de-
murrer and imposed fine OF 81 and costs
in each case. In default of payment, each
was sentenced to ten days in Jail: An ap-.
peal was entered and bonds were placed st
S75 in each case. ~ -. - !. .-......-
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British r.rouhles In EgYnt.

CAIRO, January lo,-Thc steamer con.
veying the last reinforcements for Snakim
has been wrecked in tho Red Sea. near
that town. The troops and crew were
saved, but the ammunition and mules
were lost. l. % ss$i 80
The Government is considering the best
means Of evacuating Soudau. Trouble has
broken out in the provinces Of Bsni-Suei
and Fayoum. Bedouins ale harrassing the
population, and the Government has been
asked for reintorccments.
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Tie Montreal lee Pnlncp.

MONTREAL, January 10.-The most active
preparations are in progress here for the
winter ice carnival, which will commence
Oh the h Of February. The ice palace
towers and walls are already twenty feet
high, and as the building will be twice the
sizs Of that Of last year, it will bs an object
OF great interest. Orders are pouring in
from New York, Boston, Chicago, and, as
far South IS New Orleans, Tor rooms in
hotels for the week OF The carnival. A
feature CT the festivities will be trsttiug
races on ice, and some Of the ileetest horses
on the continent arc promised for; this ex:
hibition, =. Z. 'i>,5tzl' = 5'-57I'
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OMAHA, January 10.-TLe marriage Of
Russell Benjamin Harrison, son Of Senator
Ben. Harrison, Of Indiana, and Mary
Saunders, emily daughter OF ex-senator
Alvin Saunders. took placeat Trinity Epis.
copal Cathedral this afternoon. ESena:or
Harrison and family, and many -promi-
nent people from this State, were among
the guests. ts..2 g ~ e. y, -..,4F n 5-
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Herr Lnt ker's Pai,e ~.

BERLIN, January lo.-An inspection Of
the literary collections Of the late Herr
Lasher reveals q surprising wealth OF ma
terial. Many unpublished and some up pflc-
ished manuscripts have been temporarily
placed under seal. The papers found with
the will by Executor ;Drsicar she'd much
light upon some heretofore obscure points
OF German parliamentary history. }1a5 Il;
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EITHER John Sherman or William Win.
dom would be strong man at the head Of
Northern Pacific. And it may be that
each would prefer more inviting place
as for example the presidency Of a certain
something which IL srunnipg alongsmooihly
and is embarrassed only by an increasing
suyplus OF revenue. 5iL
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A TURTLE, moving along the Creek Bank,
was Accosted by an Honest Rustic and
Asked his Name. The Turtle Suddenly
Drew in his Head, CLOSED his Shell Firmly,
Rolled over on his Back, and Showed upon
his Bteast.Plate the Craven Legend, II am
Coming Railroad" ~ '.5s5e@ ~
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Hiring tho Csnveusion 10 wheeling.

CHICAGO, Ill January lo.-A year ago
the city council placed rental Of $4,000
q year on the site occupied by the Exposl-
ton building, where the National Repub-
iican Convention was held four years ago.
All efforts to compromise the claim having
failed. the Mayor has notified the E1posi.
ton Company 70 vacate the premises. Z. II
was Ia this building that II was Expected
would be held the next National Republic
can CONVENTION. ~ Z n - ylIl.9n
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~ NCNnGEAiA Eesrn >,

9 GALVESTON, TEX, January l0.-The Ntw,
Buffalo special says: A sneriG's posse, !:
searching for desperate negro named
Sanky Robinson, surrounded a cabin on tho !
Bannerman plantation last night. JAS, !
Lathrop, one Of the posse, opened the door !.
and was ehot dead by Robinson, who seized
Lathrop's gun and escaped. Parties are
pursulpg him aud lynching is anticipated.
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/ N1AanA FALLS. January l0.--The re-
mains Of Capt. Webb, who was killed in
an attempt to swim the whirlpool, were
transferred to Oakland cemetery and
buried according to Masonic rites, Mrs.
Webb was present The Masona OF the
world are expected 10 contribute to the
fund.
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z A MEARTLLSs COUPLE.
Ehe husbnnd Deiiberntely kills tho 4
child Of ilis wife. tss-z. .li2,fs.

Shuu VI hih vile. rt5st7Hll.. So. ssr'
RIVER HEAD, L. l., January O.-George
Jeffrey, who is indicted with his wife for
the murder Of q child Of the latter by a
former husband, makes the statement that
ne killed the child by holding its body be-.
tween his knees ard twisting the child's
head one way until he thought he bad
broken its neck and then twisting its head
the other way,to make sure he had killed
T. Jeffrey says he contemplated killing
the child for long time and Thought be
could DO 30 by continual cruelties and not
be held guilty OF crirse. Failing in this he
at last broke its neck. He hated the child
because ne Was not its father and It's exist
ence interfered more or less with his wiie's
earning money for him. lie had no other
motive for the crime. Being informed + Of
her husbands confession, Mrs. Jeffrey be-
came very light. hearted. She said she was
present when be killed the child, but she
made no resistance, as she could have no
comfort in life while it lived. = iIE, !. h
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INDIAN WAR; L. WISCONSIN,.
= n u'-s0 u
Chippewas and P0tNwnttomics Have {
"f5. Little scrimmnge. @It


Little chcrimmnge. @Ttg
y CHlcAdo, January 10.-A Wausau, Wis.
consin, special says that news has been
received there Of a fight between bands Of
Chippewas and Pottawattomie Indiana, be.
longing to the reservation OF that State.
The fight took place within the borders OF
what is known as the township OF Hull. A
short time ago band Of Pottawattomies
and Menominees encamped for time in
that section. The camp was moved, and
subsequently band Of Chippewas en-
camped at the same place. Two ponies be-
longing to the Chippewas s!rayed into the
camp Of the other saynges and were stolen.
The Chippewas assumed hostile attitude,
which resulted in one Of their women be.
ing stolen by the Pottawattomiea. a few
daya later band came to get her aud in
the engagement which followed five COM
barants were killed. No further details.
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Tberownscnus Imprsyiux,

OYSTER BAY, L. I, January l0.-Mr. and
Mrs. Townsend are making satisfactory
improvement. More articles have been
found which are supposed to belong to
their aseailants. Mr., Townsend has been
restored to consciousness. He has no
memory Of the assault, and supposes he
was asleep when attacked. Nothing can
shake Mrs. Townsend's belief thnt Rap
elyea committed the crime. She says she
recognized him through the window before
she opened the door. Rapelyea and three
Of his brothers arc. licensed to preach in the
colored church. = s:,;sir,i - : "
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Another Victim or tho Frost.

P1r1snuRou, January l0-skunk Hollow
has proved q fatal locality during the cold
snap, there being no less than three deaths
from freezing. The latest victim, Francis
York, was discovered this morning. he
WAS lying dead in q snow bank, having
evidently .auccumbed III Cndeavoring to
reach the boarding sbaniy Of the junction
Railway Company, near tho place where
his dead body was discovered. e r.
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Actress Kills fserxeIf for Love.

ERIE, Pa, january l0.-Unrequited love
caused aliss Johanna OFT to shoot herself
last night. She was found insensible and
says she wants TO die because her love iori
Max Deller is not returned. The girl is an
actres.ot considerable ability who recently
came from saxony, where che followed the
dramatic profession. Her recovery is doubt-s
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A Biz Award.

BUFFALO, n. y, January lO.:-Tho com.
mi4sioners appointed to appraise the landa
Of D. s. Bennett, Harriet Bennett, his
vile md others. which are wanted by the
New York, Lackawanna 4 Western Rail.
road for warehouse, etc, awarded the
sum Of SiC9 .375. Mrs. B,nnett's ehare is
sS55. sol. The Award has not been con-
firmpd T'#l.. IU Il ,s'e-rsfs Z. =. &. y
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CAN it be that the red sunsets were caused
by the sky in the vicinity Of Columbus be-
ing painted red by the warning clans Of the
Ohio Democracy? At any. rate we have
not noticed tho phenomenon since the
nomination was made. sis-
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lossrsM in politics is IN offence 10 self
respecting men. Money in politics is al.
relly IN executed threat against the
liberty Of The people. Bossism joined to
money hege:s progeny OF evil. The De.
mocracy Of Ohio has assisted at such a
ceremony, .oiy
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CntcAGo, JANUARY lo.-The Daily Necs',
Weaser, Idaho, special says masked mob,
took Charles D. Letcrd, the murderer OF
Back .Bleere, from the Jail cell and shot
and beat him, then dragged him half a
mile to slaughter house and hanged him
to windlass used by butchers. z. s
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Wtnycr1 o., Il Strike.

LEwlsTos. Me-, January 1o.-Tho pay Of
the operatives Of the Bates corporations
was yesterday reduced 8 per cent. The
weavers Immediately struck and $50 looms
arc SILENT Harder times than Lewiston
has ever experienced before are imminent.
Thc1e Is already much des!itu.ion among
the operatiYes. y s--M.... 49, .E..~t
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The condition OF tho streets would be
materially helped if an effort were made to
cart away the snow, as fast as possible. It
will be Of some service to clear out the
CUTTERS, as some long.headed people have
already done. The snow leaves US in a bad
plight, and we ought all to be willing to
do what we can to help ourselves out.
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In corrupt way, 10 bring about that gentle.
mans nomination. This charge did not
originate with Republicans, bat with Demo.
cfatB. 1t has been great many times re.
peated, sometimes parried OF evaded by
Mr.. Payne'B friends, but never, 30 far as
We have observed, frankly and sQuarely
met with a positive and Indignant denial.
The force Of the charge has been more
often attempted 10 be warded of by coun.
ter charge against the other candidates.
The charges have not been insinuated or
whispered, but have been published at
street corners and proclaimed from house
tops. They arc not the work OF Repub.
licant; they are simply what the Democrats
Say about each other. I.1 i
Broottpu Eagle Dem z's y
: General Grant, who once remarked that
the Democracy could invariably be relied
upon ut critical moment 10 commit some
blunder, was well enough to observe, when
be heard OF tho result OF the Ohio Senator.
ial caucus: "Dldn't l tell you so?' NJ
&tS loyk Nal aaa Express ilRd}
The Democratic party in Ohio, as Rep.
resented In that State Of Kaleidoscope poll.
ics,has repudiated,t the sta e,man.hir,warn-
ings and pitcous entreaties Of It's ablest
leader, Judge Thurman. It has; treated
with sincere and unaffected contempt the
entire issue Of civil seryice reform, as ably
represented by Senator Pendleton, the
nominal author Of Mr.. Dorman B. Eaton's
civil service bill. @.Il, rs
CtrtNand koder tR,p.)
There Is no especial mystery about the
way 1t was done. As in war, superior
numbers, superior discipline, weapons,
md generalship must win, 30 in politics,
superior wealth, organization and manage.
ment will carry the day. The men who
elected Payne now control the Democracy
OF Ohio. They are the bosses. VIII the
people allow them to rule the State as they
now rule the degraded boss ridden Democ-
racy?
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The Brinion A ccidcut,

PlTrspvRaH, PA, January lO.-A rigid
investigation Of last nights accident ct
Brinton station is being instituted by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The in.
jured arc doing well except Frank Celia,
who died at noon to-day ,.%.3 A. Z, ~
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CINCINNATI, January lO.-This morning
Anna Stump, a widow, 50 years OF age. liy-
ing in Columbia, committed suicide by
taking strychnine. She had bought the
poison six months ago and had used tito
kill pet dog. She was fearful that she
would die before the animal, and would
thus have been left without protector in
the world, and 60 she put an end to its
life. When she had done this she began
to mourn its loss, aud her mind became
unbalanced. F|
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CONGRESSIONAL funeral expenses show
little Improvement, 1t ought to be possible
to bury dead Congressman with decency
and reasonable economy. 1t has come TO
This tha. a sell-lespec!ipg man will hesitate
10 die in Congress. I.IN5 a
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..A Aninn,sLarmTorn Ofr.

h plTTpuRau, January 1o-About O'Clock
last evening August schmitt, while at work
in SINGER, Minnics & Co.'s mill, was seri-
ouely injured by his coat s,eeve catching
in the cog wheels Of shears upon which
ho was working. Before he could beex.ri-
Gated his right arm was almost ground to
powder up to his elbow and the flesh and
bone clear to the shoulder mangled
and crushed. The physicians found 1t
necessary to amputate the member at the
shoulder joint. S 55iif;: 4
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WEsr CREEK, N. J.,.Jsuuary lo-On the
morning Of the OH the ba,k Elmira, Of
England, came ashore above the life saving
station. Communication was made by
SHOT liue and whip, but before the crew.
could be landed the vessel broke up and all
hands were lost \ ~, N ~ F!'s= Z
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S5s New YoRK, January lo.-The Jury gave
Bridget Cronin six cents damages in her
suit against Rev. F. McC Carthy, OF Brooklyn,
for $50 600 damages for an alleged assault
She was formerly organist Of the church Of
which Father McC Carthy Is pastor, ?s,iISi33 ~?
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A RESOLUTION for the restoration OF the
wool tariff OF 1867 passed the Ohio House
with but one negative vote, and d Demo-
cras had tha. dlstiction. They have heard
(, thunder over there. ia toy'',
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NEw HAVEN, CoSS., January l0.-The
burning Of the main building Of the lE.na
match company throws out Of employment
eeventy.tive hands, and causes pecuniary;
loss of $40 600. insured. ,ti IT, y II
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A Nine siontl,s' striAc Ended.

IT A Nine Mont ihs' btrikc Ended. ~ !
II NEw YoRK, Jannary l0.-TEe striking
carpet weavera employed by Higanor 4 Co.
have gone back to, work, pending arbitra.
ton Of their disagreement. They have
been out nine months, aud lost in wages
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An Orpbau asylum, Burncd.

TOLEDO. o.,Jauuary IO.-rhe third story
and roof Of St. !Vincent's Orphan Asylum
wore burned this evening. ;One hundred
and twenty children had Just been put to-
bed, but were rescued without accident, ,t,G
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House Of ufKcprc>cutatiyes.

!" WAsnlSeros, January 10.-1n the House
Mr.. Belmont, IN. VI offered resolution
calling upon the President for copies OF
the reports from Consular agents respect.
ing the frauds upon the revenue by nleana
Of invoice undervaluation, and for other
information relating TO the subject. Mr..
Hewitt, IN. W offered q resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury for the
same information, which was also referred.
Mr.. Springer offered q resolution author.
izing the Committed on Expenditures in
the Department Of Justice, in making their
investigation, to send Tor persons and pa.
pers; adopted. : .,S,-2ts7,e,i il,Jl1. =.
At 1850 the House adjourned until Mon
Hay .stTN u .'H=-@r : , 'Sat4zEs, a-
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A CONGRESSMAN with q genius for dispoa.
Ing oi surplus revenue proposes a pension
Tor John Smith. II they get It the Treas
usy will be bankrupt. 5.!l9s.-s-1
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TILE COMMITTEES,

The Ways and Means Committee decid-
ed that the quealion Of the revision OF the
tariff should not go the sub-commmittee.
Mr.. Mills says this question will not be
before the committee for ten days or two
weeks and during the interim information
will be gathered TO aid in the work. s5
Representative Willis, Chairman Of the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors, Gays
the committee will consider the recon-
mendation Of the Mississippi River Com
mission for an immediate appropriation Of
one million dollars tomorrow. 1t is ex.
pected q favorable report will be made to
the House next week. '.sg
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CONGRESSMAN "RlcuELIgu" ROBINSON,
proudly facing tho British lion, declarer,
ave arc sensible people !" Yet we have
A prcs. many fools in this country.
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GIle g,,tdliisellrer.
onIrc, No.. 10 n"u ~ Fourteenth street,
TIE idea Of the House Of Representatives
using thirty.eight pounds Of toilet soap in
u single month! 1. Is a fraud upon the
face Of tho House.

Mn. PAYsg may be great andeveloped
statesman, but tho Democratic CAUCUS was
no. taking 4 candidate on faith. The
,sr,ns were g. O. b.