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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-15
nIURDEI, or A JUDGE.
A Bia Riot In n Mexican TOwn-Over 20
Persons Reported Killed.

Particulars have been received Of bloody
affay at the town Of Salinas, on the Mexican
National Railway. jose NJ. Santos, judge or
Alcalde, of the town, bee ming obnoxious to
the people by reason of many arbitrary acts,
the citizens gathered in great crowd Thurs
day morning and attacked the municipal hall,
where Santos was holding court. Tho
police defended the Alcaldo, and sharp
fight ensucd. The mob ovcrpowered tho
authorities and entered the municipal building,
where they seized and murdered Judge Santos
and the Chief Of Police. 1t is reported that
over twenty persons were killed and many bad
" wounded. It il believed that the mob was
led by the celebrated outlaw El Cayoto (the
wolff, who escaped from Jail at New Laredo a
few days ago. Judge Santos caused the arrest
of FL Cayote for partic pating in the Busta'
mente train robbery, few years ago.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-15
CRUSHING THE BOERs.
New Work Laid Out for Lord Wolseley
After Khurtoum is Relieved.

A dispatch from London says: Earl Derby,
Secretary of State for the Colonies, has sent a
cable dispatch to Sir Hercules Robinson,
Governor Of the Cape of Good Hope, to report
Immediately what resources may be necessary
TO suppress the inroads OF the Beers. II is re-
ported that the British Cabinet have reversed
their policy heretofore pursued In boutn
Africa, and have determined TO send to ths
Cape Of Good Hope Gen. Lord wolseley % heao
an expedition to crush the Beers AFTER ne nas
successfully settled affairs st Khsrsoum'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-15

W. D. bartholomew, coachin;sn ;...s employs, :,
r. ny ~ " secretly married Simmons adopt
% ioJ 5Jsn.htcr Mary Emma Babcock, aged 10
vesrs. va on Friday night last. bartholomew y
80 years DID, and was born IN scnoharie
county. Mr.. Simmons is widower, win no
children, aud resides IN . fine mansion N ine
suburbs OF Troy. AR. Simmons was NOT in
formed Of The marriage until Wednesday After
noon,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-15
FOrNign.

Ar Lachinc, province of Quebec, twenty
three dwelling houses were Destroyer py hre'
rendering fifty families homeless
THE cholera is slowly abating in Italy
A BURNING steamer at Kostroma, on the
volga river, in Russia, drifted from heI
moorings and set fire to several other vessels
In tbe river The surface of the river was
like a sea of fire from burning OIL
GENERAL DIAz has been publicly pro-
claimed president of Mexico,
FRANCES proposal that the United states States
should act as mediator in the trouble between ts
II and China has been scornfully reJecteu "
the Chinese government
INTELLIGENCE has just been obtained 20, o. "a =
disastrous hurricane in Iceland on the llh OF
Inst September The accounts thus lar re,
ceiyed show that nineteen trading vesseis nma
sixtv fishing boats were lost and thp y.VwSs W.
vessels disabled. A very large numper vi
lives were lost.
HANS MAKARr, the renowned austrian ian
painter who suddenly became insane a Scot or
time ago, has died Of inbi mmatioh o' 'i0
brain,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-15
Dlamonda XIthout an Owner.

in the bond vault Of the Treasury in WaSn-
.ngton is o quantity Of diamonds and other
precious stones which have queer history.
!neir value is variously estimated at from
ysqlooe 70 100000. Thsre y . bottle four OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-15
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Cotton mills in this country that weer worth
$iO,OOO,oOO in 1880 rose to Sl41, 900, 900 In
1870 and to S20S, ,0O0 600 in 1880.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

InsFsons: Isaac A. 1syiu4 Kansas, s.sn -
= and Fog INDIAN aseaey; V.Aw.tine T.
LieiitScuddy pekote, SCENT III Freae z Sgs
sgrs Augustus s. Worlhingen. U4iied
S;sses district attorney. Dsufes OF Column
MS; Harry e. Olson, ptnsion sgen.,
kaoxviis. fssn.s Horace A1s.in, register
land office Fargo DAx.
fossn ssssrs-lscaael A. Flanagan,
Eoss Bsnsos.. Mont; WsrhaE PARKS. ocon.
onaowoc, Wis
Hss-A ,ins resolution vas adopted
thanaiug the oEosH and cse< of the rev.
enae cut.er B=xter tar their brave conduct
in Saving people on the wrecked steamer
CRY Of Columbus. Ajoins resolution ~ss
aiop ed apuso psiatsns $4,000 tor the rsii.i
o. destitute I.dians in Montana. Toe bill
10 insure the prompt delivery mp 70 nil
night IN cities navlng the Tree delivery sss-
TEN, OF letters bearing lo-cens stamps in a6-
dition to tbs fesuiar postage, was discussed
IN committee OF the whole.
Mr. Wakefield introduced \ joint res
oiu;ion 6xing the head of navieAtion OF the
Minnesota rive, IN the State OF Minnesota.
X EK s the head of navigation AZ Q point
cs tnas rive, where the range line besreen
ranges 50 and "a vest OF the fuh principal
meridian crosses the river, said range line
beiug the eastern boundary of Redwood
county.
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DgNGS OF CONGRESS-.
Friday, january IL.

ssxAvE-s bill rsohibitir1 tbA tnposr,
ion OF Opium f.oaa China uss rkeoried sar-
crafty. a message from me presSden.
urged immediate action foe tie rsiief oil tbs
Greeay party.
Tie sea.sse IN executive session rejected
TIE AexAcsa treaty. 4 motion vas made
20 reconMser the vote pending which the
SENATE adjourned unSl Monday,
Isss saders.ood tss. s~air.y-nfne senator's
Tseed sr the ratification and twenty against,
tss eHrustiye vcse being one less tnas the
two-sairdz necessary to ratification. Be-
lore sde res1i. was annoE need, Seasto.
MofE N, wao weed toy ra~,lscaion, changed
ha Tcte, IN orfty to enter s motion 10 Re
eenssdss, te4yAag the vote IS % 81.
gne opiaiea prevails, ko~eyes, tha, the
action is M.
The senate con6rm-Ishe following, nore-
ifaiions- Elias Skinner, postmaster, Nun
eoa. OWE: Richard lambert California,
consul nj gan Bias;, Reaben A Allen, 0kso,
Indssn essnI Bsscxtees agency, Mont;
Commodore Robert ". ShltsIdt, Ai.xsn-
dss c. khind and Thomas Paf,ison, rea,
admirAls Cnief EnGiueg Charles Il. Lo,-
Ing. cksef OF the bureau of steam eng:-
neering. department.
Horsa-A resolution was In roduced
whose objeSt 1t WIS to get at the facts in
b HEWITT West s1air. The morning hour
. OF . vole of ISL to IS, dispensed with,
tee house went into coMalittee Of ths whole
on de private calendar, and The bill for the
relst of Gen. Faz John Porter wss eonsid-
esei. A-ssrs. SLOGAN o; New YORK and Ly-
nj OF Massachusetts SPOKE in isvor Of and
NE. Steele OF Indiana against the oAl.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
The English and French Par.
yeltn. r.

Give 51,1a}9f. to a Frenchman and he
will place them in the funds ana retire
from active life. Give the same sum to
an EEglishnan and ne will either spend
it in a month or 20 TO the col MES and
turn farmer. |. is all or nothing with
him. Fifty thousand francs, In Ens-
lish money thai makes bu. e., $50, What
q meagre sum! How small il sounds To
the Of an Englishuan. In landed
property alone the duke OF Deyonsh.re
has a fortune which amounts 10 about
s.0G,p ssi, which means 2U,ka9f. He is
.'Iie OF the richest OF the psers OF Eng
land, out Their. are a rirher :i,:.Ii lie.
The duke OF Nes,minis or, for INSTANCE,
whose fortune IS something incredible.
The word nobleman in Eug.ish is almost
synonymous with rici. men. This is the
secret or the prestige enjoyed by the
ariotocracy. Tie day on which the aris-
tocracy haze the right to dispose accord.
ing To their pleasure OF the property
which now increases day by day on ac-
count Of the law of primo genlturesiip,
they will cease to he a poiIt-
icai power, they will become Just what
their French brethren are, a group of
preiudiced The English paryenn
is stiii more Objectionable than his like
IN France because ne has not, as the iaE-
Ter has, q certain leaven of admiration
and respect for knowledge aud talent.
When he is III good society. the French
man contents himself with rafting his
%gnineas; while the other will tell you
without hesitation that he might have
turned his hand TO poetry or painting,
and easily learn d Latin aud Greek, II
he had set himself about il; but that,
like q good Briton. he preferred TO De
useful 10 his soun3ry and go in for bust
ness. Barring this the two types tre
similar, always excepting this little diff
ference-that the French specimen has
invariably arrived IN Paris in wooden
shoes and with 40 sous in lis pocket,
whereas this kind of covering Ior the
1e' - unkn9En IN England, and the
English paryenG always comes up to
London with only half a crown about
him John Bull ard his Is!and-Max
O'Reil.
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The New R.iIroad President

Mr.. Wizards successor as president of the
Northern Pacific has al Las, been appointed
The directors OF the company met on the
18th at the Office IN the Mills building,
Nex York. j. Pisrea,ont Morgan. Frederick
Billings, b. p. Cheney, Angus, Belmont
end John G. Builitt, the Committee, stated
thai, afier giving the matter the CLOS, care.u
consideration. the COMMITTEES had unan,.
n,ously dsc;ded to nominate Robert FL ,rrls,
Al present wee president of the New York.
Lake Eae & Western railroad.
Tae report was accepted and Harris
unanimously elected. Harris th-nked the
directors for the honor and assumed the
dnties Immediately. Il was deciced TIA,
Wee President Thomas e. OaEes, who had
teen scapg eeneial manager since ,re
resignation of Herman Haupt, should con
tlnue in that office. lie viii les We Tor 81.
Paul Hua TAKE up his residence at fuat poiut
Although for the LEE, six sears the ge,..
eial executive officer of the. Erie rail ay.
Mr.. Hairs Isersaiiy g Western. uuau, and
brst achieved prominence in the grea, ess,
His nrss iRporiant trnst ives tha of SUPER.
intendent OF what is nor The Western
Uaion railway o, " sconsi i. Later he be-
came superintendent Of Eha was taen the
Galveston, Houston L henderson railroad
OF Te1es.
Becoming a r sidsnt of Massachusetts at
the outbreak OF the rebellion, he listed III
q aassachusetts regiment and served with
d siinction as a regimental stsR office. ,,ut,l
the close OF the war, when he was called to
the assistant SUPPLEMENTARY of the sCaica-
go, Burlington d Quincy railroad, of which
company he became superintendent and
.etterHsrd president.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

present corps of Judges is wholly made.
auate TO perform the dnties required OF
the judiciary of said territory.
That the four United States Judges
| now assigned to their respective districts
! of said territory, alter holding the terms
of the supreme court Of the territory.
and the districts having United States
| jurisdiction have SO little time remain
| ing Tor the holding of the Territorial
| district cour s Of the several counties OF
said territory, that it is wholly impos.
| sibIe for them to hold wen one term of
| court in many of the counties and
judicial subdivisions OF the Territory
each year.
That in many of the counties and ja-
diciai subdivisions of said Territory a
term of court has never yet been held,
: and in many other 40 court has been
held, within one year last past, while
/ prisoners remain incarcerated in the
iails awaiting trial, and the civil calen.
dars rapidly increase, thus causing the
present condition Of our judicial system
to become in its operation u denial of
justice to our people, and this, without
any fault of the able judiciary already
provided for the Territory, TO whose
ability, industry and diligence your me-
morialists desire to bear testimony.
That your memorialists are Of the
| opinion that the enactment of the bill
introduced by Representative Raymond,
our delegate in congress-, entitled IAN
act to provide for the election CT district
judges in the Territory of Dakota, and
to apportion and define the powers OF
the Judiciary therein" would at once
remedy the evils above enumerated,
and enable our people to relieve them
l ,1l,z- f.o~ lD,z, I,,Nlnro ShAvr nrn
lily prepared to bear.
The law as it now stands, gives Takota
four judges. As Judge Kidder'ss1cces-
sor has not been appointed, the three
remaining judges must act as judges
Of the supreme court OF the
Territory, and must also hold the Terri
torial district courts in the various organ
lied counties. which is simply an i'm
possibility.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01

right $5a10a to Harvard college. and n
nnch esses the death OF = sister.
Gka.ass Hansy Resell. one Of Nsw
Yorka eldest merehenss . de d. He was
sightysssven yes.s old.
d.. Joha L Gilman, president of the
MEnae Medical so.iety. died 1T Portland,
SGD seyenty-eiEat years.
George Washington ChildA. Of the Phil
sdeiphia Lede@, has given $500 TO the Pc
tar Cooper ssstn,e fund.
Gsn. William c. Piuakest, assSniueat
maaufacsRsr and politician, dlsdS Adams,
Mas, eishty-four.
Mrs. HTet of New ORLEANS hi $4,000
TO varirzs charities and ss.ees to the typo
graphical union.
Grant denies that be aud Eomero are In
te-esTES in any Mexican deals.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
A,,ertnn. annnama.

SENATE Bills we're l~.trodlced TO secure
a iai rights to the medical profession in
the servtca OF United States, and TO pre-
vent he circulation through the mails OF
.ottery advertisements from foreign coun-
tries.
Tae American hog had his day in the
senate again this afternoon. The discus
sion arose upoa Mr.. Aothony's resolution
70 empower the presideat.o restric. tina inn
port OF deie.erioas articles from foreign
countries. Senaler logan agein took the
ground that the time had come fer re,alia-
tory measures He thought that tour wears
oil uipionlaey vas enough. and nov, at the
END of SO much Eeyotiation. the Germans
and French not only prohibit the iInposta-
lion OF our hog Products which were uu-
healthy. hui thcs. which were healtay siso
He Was iof oiserf ION vi hopt more
sdo. Senator Mtiler of New YorK was
IN fsVor OF more diplomacy.
The reso u i,n was e iaity chanssiso a.
10 refer tie whole ssbj-ct to the committee
on foreign relation, with i%nstrucuo to re-
port oacx such legislation as the case might
aem mi. There IS every Indication that the
senate intends to pusa the matter 20 an is
sue.
EorsE.-An important sin in relation to
patsns vas reS"rtei oy the committee on
patents and passed. 1t provides that no
damages or p of S for the use OF an article
patented can be obtained when the person
sued Ia the mere user for his own ben, fit,
except In cases where he has received no.
nc., and than on!y q reasonable license fee
Can be ob aimed from him WHARF, the goods
are mauut.e uted Outside the United States,
or Tor ~ .chinery u.ed FOR manufacturing
purposes.
Iae public lands c1umittee took advan.
LACE OF the ezra privilege given it bv re.
porting back thu bill declaring the Texas
LAID grant ioffei.ed, reco msndlngi it pss-
cage. TIE bill ven to the hon Sc csiendar
o is the hrst in erjet aad Will be called
up as ooa ss tbs report of the committee
IL printed,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
Monday. ysnusra 81.

sEs.-E-A h&li was introduced to amend
fasa lines from the Mss usf rTe- to the
Psesac ocssn. The bill permitting army
officers to hold Office II the territorie:
passed.
Senator Hosr reported iavorsbIy from the
committee on Judiciary his bill 10 provide
Tor the performance OF the duties OF theo OF.
ice OF president il case OF removal by
dea'h. resignation, or inability, of b.th
the president ard vice p7eeiden
fne senste had a long executive session.
Sos oil wing nomination were ssnI in.
William Cnrissy, Wilson. La, asssyer OF the
aiint, Nsw Orleans; Horace Austin. Dssoss,
register OF the land Office, Fargo; Isaac A.
Tas,o-, Ksnsss, agent of I~aoiens, al Sac
and : x egencS, lad. I.
fostEnss-rs- ,alham Parks, Oconomo-
zoe. His; Newton r Barber, Corvallis,
Ok: Nj Eaei A. Flanagan, Fort Benton,
Mont.
The senate confirmed:
Receivers CT Pubic Moueys-Michaei II.
P.tch. Pueblo, Col; Warren q. WiIlets,
Denvsr; Paul C. S.essen, trooks,on, MINI.
Surveyors Genera Norman Il. N !dsum,
Co nsaro; ii .rs,n Ssnsnd er, Mtaaesors.
L1i,ed Sa Is Marshsla-Dayit B Rus
ssli- Eastern District kaasas; Joseph a.
Nice, Western Dls,r c. Missouri.
Register OF Land othcss-James q. Chase,
Ironton, No; Rel.rd Hry.y. Central
CRY. Col Ad4,. E Bloom. Detroit.
John Q TUT ;, Indian agent, Union
agency, I.iiaa Territory.
Caar,G tynan, chief examiner civil ser
vice contpiittee.
Posmassee-George ". McNulty, Bile
.ue. I2E Solomon 81. X Ter, Meftord,
Wis william P. Forsyth, jefferson, Wis.
deUsg-sills wsre Introduced author
IL ng salts against railroad ~conrsnie. 10,
COS: OF surveys, and authorizing the issue
OF psrenfz to anjs earned By railway com
psni.s; for the control OF interstate com.
msrcs By s rational board; for the ad us.-
,nenS OF railway lad rants: for q national
series OF school text BOOKS uader couuol oil
congress By a vote OF Isl to Is
the ruies were suspended aad reso
lutieas we're adopted, declaring tina;
uuesrned lands granted 10 rail-.
Ways should be forfeited and restored 10
t,e public domain; that the acquisition By
one party or corporation OF isEgs quanti-
ties OF public lads should be prohibited,
and sGch lands be disposed OF only undo,
the D .naestsad law to actual Sc tiers; and
instr u stna the committee OF public lands
TO report D.iis c~srryisgssthese principles iEto
effect, which bills shalt, ne1t 10 the fevs.
Due and appr pristion bills, take preca.
dence IL C ,nsideration. Balls passed limi.
ting to so the osnsges to be recovered
from an innocent purchaser OF 3 patented
arsi lie, snd repeating the law prescribing
the iron-cisd oath.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
More Judges for D.so,.

Mitchell OAK. Special Correspondence.
a well attended meeting of the bar
OF South Dakota was held in this CITY to
take action toward securing the neces-
sary congressional legislation giving
more judges to Dakota Territory, a
memorial was agreed upon, ard will be
forwarded at once 20 Washington to be
presented 70 congress by Representative
Raymond. The present status Of the
territorial judiciary and the condition of
the courts is tersely set fort in the
memorial. which, after recit,ng the pre-
liminaries, is SIS follows:
iour meDorialists, the members of
the bar Of lakota Territory, would most
respectfully represent that by reason Of
the rapid increase of population, the
formation OF new counties and the ae-
cuumlation Q fbusiness in the courts, the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
Death OF . Wisconsin, seaa,er.

State Esnator P. 81. Smith died ut his
home in Plymouth, Wis. Tuesday morn
ing, the 22d. He was the wsalthiest and
best known man in ~shsboygsn county, one
of the first stttiers of Plymouth, and one OF
he.ieading politicians Of the state. He fell
. vs1im to consumption. Patrick Henry
smith was born ID the town Of Roysston,
Vt, Sept. u, 1877. He had q common
school education, went to Wisconsin in
1859 nDdssttled at S~heboyean, whence he
removed to Plymouth the following year.
He Eas = merchant, and the frst ,oxn
clerk of.she sosn of Plymouth. He was
p~nstAasstar from 1883 to 1857. and deEuty
United Estates marshal in 1860. He was
elected state senator as q democrat. He
had ALDO besn dacman md president o.
the Plymouth city council. The district
be represented in the senate l,hs
Twentieth5 i, composed Of Sneboygan coun-
y and sevsrai towns Of Fond du Lac
county.
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a Boiler Disas:er4n,sex Hampshire.

hoiisr connected With the shoe manu-
facsery and tasnery Of Y.& E. Wallace
at Rochester. II. H, blew up this afternoon,
causing the death offour men and injuring
several Others. The machinery was run by
3 l29-hone owe engine, with three boil
ers- This noon there YVES some trouble
With 8 s~afety-val~e, when the eniineeY. John
Grimes, weighted it down with brick ane
disconnected the middle boiler. At O'Clock,
when work began. il was found that there
was not sufficient power to drive the ma
chiuery, and orders were given TO shat
down. Abou. fifteen l,inntes later the dis
connected boiler burst with a d~s,onation
herd for miles Whe, the debris Yves
cleared away sonz eodiessIere~ discovered.
The killed are:
John Crimes, engineer, aged forty; leaves
a wisoH and Eve chiI1ren.
Angelo Hoiit. fireman. aged thirty; leaves
q widow and child.
William Cleveland; enploye, aged TWEEN
ty six; }saveaa widow.
Louis Dupre, aged thirty, leaves a widow
and child
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PerronxiGosstn.

SIiss Emma G. Stanley, who has been q
teecher in the 81. Paul pubic schools Tor
trenty-thies 5 ears, and who xas recently
granted q cave Of absence for nix mooehs.
Hihs full pty. ny the hozrd OF education. Is
syesF i'll. with but slight hopes for W.
HesGrostratioa is due to arduo1s school
wool.
a distinguished and handsome woman
often Eeea drissrg in Washington is be-
lieyas 10 be EAaiine Berssfard, natural
.danghxr OF the Wild masguis of Beres-
ford, uko was kiMed by being thrown from
bis horse in 1859. Che is a direct descendant
al the PSnfageneE-
M.xeeJ Tabor, asa of tie ex-senator, was
married. recently Id zsnver to n s. B abcock.
Young Tskor, a.tu ssying by eery means
possbie 70 ~secoaeiIe his father and mother,
went to Europe and ~Isss1aiped there during
the sEsndsl teat followed. He LIS never
recogEjxed Ms. Tabortso. Z.
II. N. Sage. OF Ithaca, n. Y, q West
Bay City. Mich. $50 0G0 Eor q libEAy build
sng. md goo volumes. The building was
dsdfcasea on tho 10Th Inst, CapssT,yleY
daiiyerlDg the ACTRESS a Ar. Sage icing
present.
JnhnJ. Engemans . carpsater in m0[er-
ate circumstances, reading in WInona, kss
fatiep heir to . fortu1e by the death OF biz
hroEhA William, 1t Coney leland. N. r.
The property IL said 70 ga s0std 81. 900 900. 4
Mis Alice Eseemaa, N. D., che presi- |
dsnt o. WHllesiey collegs. Is asiight. gir;ish. |
HQnaan Of great fcsca Ell
Itsfcatsf md briiiaat mental endowa,eats.
s.knuin DonChue, son Of Gs fcAlE,rais
utn-millsCnaise, ws2 married last waef Ia
ass,ehse, Of RI chhfJ xstics WaIlsce OF
I'm Fr1Aacisc0. /.
CAiTin Ellis Of Bossoa hss given ont
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-02-01
sas~e.ay. .yars@v-y 70.

EEsAfE--Not in session.
House. The day was occupied in an er
cited discussion On the Fig John Porter bin.
The second battle OF BlLl Run was renewed
with increased yigor, and a more vigorous
engagement i. in prospect Gen Slo-
cum anesred 8 great many by Saying sarcas-
iisSily that il was utterly so.urd for such
questions as we're involved in the Fitz ] I'm
Porter case to be Considered in the honse,
ara the majority of those opposed to Gen.
Porter cid lot know a division from q reg
naent- Among o'beT thicgs. he said Gen.
James A. Garfield was responsible fog bring
ing the Fig IoaEs Porter Case MO congress,
arsd wonli have favored the pending bill.
This ettscs was warmly returned by the op-
pones,ss of tire bill. The COMMITTEES rose
snd the bill will c1as up again ne1r F;iGsy.