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National Republican., 1885-05-14

Three Italians named Angelo Mongi'er,
Idonio Pistitori, and Peter Mott and colorsd
man named Albert Green, were each fined Is
In the police court yesterday for engaging in II
riot on Tuesday afternoon, at North Capitol
and o streets, The riot grew out OF an alter
cation between an Italian and a colored man.
one of whom had a bucket of drinking water
and the other tried to get possession of II. The
friends of each interfered, and soon the whole
gang fifty in number, became engaged in a
stone battle. A squad of police arrived and
restored order. No one was hurt seriously,
though several were bruised
LANG's Premium Buffalo Lager has arrived;
try It. Depot No. 93l Maryland avenue south
National Republican., 1885-05-14
mtchlpg Plles"-symptoms, Moisture.

Like perspiration, intense itching, worse by
most at night, seems II pin-worms
we're crawling "Swaynes Ointment is u
pleasant, sure cure,
National Republican., 1885-05-14
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247o Prizes, amounting to.......~..


We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
fanEcmcnts for all tho monthly and semi
annual Drawings ofthe Louisiana State Lottery
COMPANY and IN person manage and control the
Drawing ourselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good iaith
toward all paftlcA We authorize the Company
to use this certificate with fac slmilo of our SD.
natures attached IN ia Advertisements
National Republican., 1885-05-14
rIyHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST

49,. Schedule In effect May 10, 1885,
li;l5 A. M.-New Orleans Fast Mall, daily.
making close connections south and southwest.
sleeping Buffet Car nom New York and WASH
ington TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping Cars from
cars.
5;4b p. M,-Loulsville Fast Line, daily, via
Charlottesville, TO Cincinnati Louisville and all
Western Points, Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Louisville.
lO:4O r. M.-Southern Mall and Express,
daily to all points south and southwest, wa Dan.
yillo and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping Cars
from Washington. via Danyille, Charlotte, and
Atlanta, 70 New Orleans; also from Washington,
via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta,
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at
alb y. m. daily, except Sund, :. Warrenton
y. IN. daily.
Trains arrive IN washIngton-7:55 m. South
ern EApr, 50 dailyj s:45 q, ~, strasburg Local
daily, except sunday; 0;lb n m., y ew Orleans
faSt Mail daily; o;4o p, m, Louisville special
For tick cts and all Information inquire at Com.
panys onice, B01 Pennsylvania avenue. Trains
leave from b. q r. station
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
SOL HASS,
. Traffic Manager,
GenpraI paaapnper APanI
National Republican., 1885-05-14
a sPLkNDtD oproHTUNTrY no WIN A
FORTUNE

BY M overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made "A part of th6 present state Con.
stitution, adopted Dec ., A. D. 1879.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
Another War Of Races.

SALVATION OIL possesses superior curative
properties. 1t kills pain and costs but % cents.
National Republican., 1885-05-14


wAsUIN0ToN, May 10, 1850.
Sealed proposals will bo received at this De
partment until - o'clock m, FRIDAY, MAY
20 1855, for frn Shlng supplies consisting
mainly ofmeats, PROV Slons groceries, dry goods,
shoes. rugs, paints liar ware 81, lumber, sc,
Tor tht use Of the GOV rument Hospital for tbs
Insane, near Washington, during the hscal year
ending June 80, 1856.
Blank forms ~ prOnOsal, schedules OF items
and estimntpd quantities, specifications and tn-
structions 10 biddoT5 viii DO furnished upon APP
plication to this Department; ,,,r ,,,,,,,,
National Republican., 1885-05-14
pnoPosA4s, FQRH TTTTEL FORAGE,

DEPor QUAHrERNAsrER's OFFICR,
WAsiINUroS, ID, G., May /, 1855
Sealed proposals, IN trlplicate, subject 10 the
tisuni condition Mill be received At this ONCE
uutlI IL OK clocs noon, On III ESDAN, ,JU NE 20,
las5, pt which time and place tuey win be open
I'd In presence OF bidders for iurnlshin and
delivering during the fiscal year Commenting
July 1, 1850, such fuo, Forage, straw, and
Bran, rs may be required
TIc goycfnmeut reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Preference given 70 articles uc
domestic production, conditions OF price and
quality being equal and such preference given
tu articles OF American production producHl on
tile Pacllo coast 10 the extent Of ile Conhump-
uOn rcluirpd bv the pnnlc service there.
Blanks Aud full iniornntlpn as 10 bidding, Sc,
viii hO furnish I'd by this uflcp ON hpplic tlou.
r. n, BArEH ELDER,
myO.6t Deputy @. Al, depl, u S, Army,
National Republican., 1885-05-14
UTAsHINdToN, OHIO AND WESTERN

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO IRA INS. DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at 0;26 a. IN. and 4:25 n.
m. and Alexandria at 0:3j u. m. aud 4i3i D. m
Pass Leesburg, going westward, ut 1913 D. IN.
and 7l2p p; M, and arrive at Round Hin at l;05
.. m and S!04 u. IN.
Leave BoundHi at 4,45 a. m. and l:55 D. m.
Pass LeeAhurg, going eastward, at OBS q. IN. and
2'iS y, M, and arrive nt Alexandria at $40 a
m. and b25 y. M, aud vt Washington ut S:2o a.
m. and b3b H. M
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round IIll at 4,45
q. IN. Arriyesat Alexandria at SID and Wash
ington avS;25. Leave Washington at 500 p. m;
Alexandria at $40 p. M Pass Leesburg, going
eastward, 6:lS n m westward, 1O.4O D. m.
s. NJ BROPHY, superintendent
National Republican., 1885-05-14

For further information inquire at CompAny's
Office, 7th-st. wharf Telephone call 7ib'3,
WILLIAM l., WEIGH, Gen. Agent.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
(Leave B. Il r Depot, Sixth and h streets).
111b A. M.-For all way stations Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, and
81 Louis. Daily except sunday.
tort,land Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
6;46 p. M-for Louisville. Cincinnati, ~. Louis
and Chicago. connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
ldaily); does not stop for local business,
Through Pullman service TO Louisville and
Cincinnati.
For tickets and Information apply at G. 4 o.
railway Office bl3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National ii otel; Virginia Midland railway Ofiice,
COL Pennsylvania avenue, and \. 4 Y station.
IL. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH, FRANK TRI0G,
General Manager. ~ H. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1885-05-14

~ FEEL BADW Hunts kidney and Liver
Remedy encourages sleep, creates IN appetite,
braces up the system, and repairs the wasted
powers 81 25 per bottle at druggists.
Pains in back or loins cured by the best kid
ney and liver medicine-Hunt's Remedy.
National Republican., 1885-05-14

incorporated In 1903 for 40 years by the Iex.
stature for educational aud cheritabIe purposea
with capital Of VI 900, 900, To which a reserve
National Republican., 1885-05-14

SCIENTISTS, physicians, teach ers, and other
interested in electrical phenomena and phys
ical experiments are invited to call on DR.. Z
7. Rowland at his dental office, No. I'll Four
and-a-half street northwest between the hour,
of and 10 on "Wednesday evenings during the
velopment Of electricity by induction with O
new and improved combination Toeplcr
Holtz and Wimshurst induction electrical ma
chine,
National Republican., 1885-05-14
LOTTERIEs.
/ Sssssss /
kLtt.: sass-. ILL.,

This Is the Only Chartered Lottery OF Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
National Republican., 1885-05-14
ISTEInEnO1T LINES.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT.
IL RESS MONROE. SteaIneT6 k]cDS
GEORGE LEAliY aud EXCEL k-<sit2ssSlA,zl-
SlOR firAt-Class RccomInodA- NtE4.Sellkett. ~
uLn.. staterooms large, airy, am comiOrtab
Table unsurpassed one Ot which, COmmenc =.
ing MAY u, 1855, Will cave 7th street wharf
daily, except Sunday, at $50 .. M.
Returning leave Boston wharf, Norfolk, daily,
except sunday, at y, m
Exclusive connection with Boston and proyi'
dence steamers Connect also with New York,
and Richmond steam ers, aud all Rail and steam
Lines lrom Norfolk.
National Republican., 1885-05-14

WAsuINGTON, D, C., May D, 1885.
Sealed proposals are Invited for furnishing de-
liVerod at the hre-proof building for pension
office Window Frames and Wood Modings for
cleTe story. Plans aud specifications can be seen
at the office OF the supervslng engineer aud
architect, where bids Will be received until
y NJ. c. MEIGS,
Supery Using Engineer and Architect.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL AND RATIoNs.
QuARTERMAsrER's oFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARIN CORPs.

QuARrERMAsrHR's OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARIS ConPs,
WAsmSoToS, ID. G., May ~; lsoo.. -
Sealed proposals, IN dgpieate, viii be re,
Urn DAY OF JuNE NEXT, for furnishing
aqd Until 9coG % M 35 S, ihe fs 1Sra tS
the United states NJ. rines at one or more OF the
following stations, from the LIST OF July 1850
roE SmonIh, H Sharl s'ogn: ISsssa Msss;
Gosport, n eaf Norfolk, Va; Mare Island, Cal,
aud Pensacola, Fla.
tpincd NJ on application at any Of the stations
named, or nt the OhCts of the Quartermaster,
Mashnglon d. and ASssinn, sIl 2ShSiT.eTpnas'er pa
Proposals muy be made for one or more arti:
cles, deliverable ct one or more stations and
PROPOSALS for Fuel o. "i.tcns, Z as ne esss
States Marine Corps Washington, u. G.
my l4.thit
A DVERrIsEMENT AND NOTICE CON.
IA CEhNlNg THE CoNsrhuCTioN, OF
sELs FOR THE UNITED STATES
Invitation is hereby extended to all engineers
and mechanics of established reputation. and all
reputable manufacturers OF vessels, steam en-
gines, boilers, or ordnance, having or CONTROL.
in the business. all officers of the Navy. and es-
pecially all naval constructors steam engineers,
anu OIuluuNt OluttIh OF lut NuNy bhNluB plhhNf
models, or designs ofRny vessels: or OF any part
thereof, of the classes authorized by the naval
appropriation act Of March 3, 1850, TO submit
such plans, models and designs to the secretary
ofthe Navy.
The vessel authorized to be constructed are
two cruisers of not less tnRn three thousand nor
more than Ave thousand tons displacement,
costing, exclusive of armament, not more than
one million one hundred thousand dollars each;
one heavily armed gunboat OF about sixteen hun.
dred tons displacement costing, exclusive of
armament not more than five hundred and
twenty thousand dollars, and one light gunboat
OF about eight hundred tons displacement, cost
ing, exclusive ofarmamont, not more than two
hundred and seyenty.hVe thousand dollars.
These vessels are W be constructed on the best
and most modern design, having the highest at
tainAble speed, and In the manner and conform.
ity TO the conditions and limitations provided
for the construction Of the new cruisers In the
acts OF August o 1882, and of March =, 1883,
except so far as said acts provide for and denne
the duties Of Naval Advisory Board.
said plans, mod Is, and designs should be sub
mitted within the period ofstNty days amer May
TO- 1850, and should be transmitted 10 the Navy
Department, Washington, ID. g. should any
such plan, model, or design be adopted or used,
a liberal compensation VIII be paid therefor.
Tho Department viii, upon application, for-
ward copies OF so much of the naval appropria'
tion acts Rs relates to said vessels, and Will an-
swer all letters Of inquiry and Furnish all de-
sired Information on he subject
WILLIAM {. WHITNEY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsuI NGroS, May e, 1885. my14th4w
National Republican., 1885-05-14
CITY ITEMS.

largest display boys suits. Elsoman,s, $, 9Th &.E
National Republican., 1885-05-14

BALTIMORE, May 13.-yirginla consolidated
49h; past-due coupons, 5l; new 3s, bl94 bid Ia
Ia,s
National Republican., 1885-05-14

CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
nJ-N Nutice-ICkets are Ten Dollars only.
HAlVesiso' fiiths ~. TonthS, 81.
National Republican., 1885-05-14

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoSs"--lTresh Alder.
ney butter churned every morning., and deliv-
cred in "a pound Ward" prints, at 4Oc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; but
termilk, DC. per quart and sweet milk at &c.
per quart.
National Republican., 1885-05-14
The WashIngton Stock Exchange.


Foliowingis is the range of prices In the chicago
market ascorrected by reports received by Wn
Il. HELEN, COrcoran building;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20
PROHIBITION IN KANSAS.

Tho State Legislature adopts a Most Remark
able Loio-1he County attorney Invested
Win Grand Jury Po,cers.
Gov. Martin, of Kansas, has signed house
bill No. 1857. known as the temperance bill.
which passed the house and senate last week.
This bill contains provision investing the
county attorney with all the power of a grand
jury, whereby citizens are required to appear
before him and testify on oath in regard to
their knowledge OF the purchase and sale of
liquors Upon refusal to do so the county
attorney can commit them for contempt He
becomes both the judge and the prosecuting
attorney, and Is allowed fec of f25 for con.
viotion. Tho provision is unequaled for its
stringency, and excItes the bitterest opposi-
ion of tho i-prohibitionists. In approving
he bill Gov. Martin submitted the following
message In the nature of protest:
believe that section Of this not confers
upon county officer very dangerous author
Ivy and powers which should not be vested In
any officer, and which In the hands OF an un-
scrupulous man may be grossly abused with
tut fear or possibility of his punishment for
such abuse. My objections to vesting such
powers and authority in any officer are SO
numerous and serious that II tho session was
not 30 near its close should feel 1t TO be nv
iuty to return the act without my approval.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20

upon many of the chronic diseases
that influence and disturb the proper
assimilation OF food. Some of these
are important factors in the develop
ment of nervous arrangements.
1t appears that the curative influence
of hot water is usually transient. In
many cases the symptoms have shown
no tendency to return when once
checked by its use, provided the pa
TENTS indiscretions do not leade to
relapse.
1t may be employed as an adjunct
to all recognized met Iods of treatment,
without detriment to the patient.
1t exerts marlied influence upon
disturbances of the nerves.
In diabetes and in some kidney de-
rangements its action as a diuretic is
quite remarkable,in some cases.
AS laxative, hot water has slow
but decided action. 1t seems to be
justifiable deduction that the functions
OF the accessory organs of digestion
are made active by its use and brought
to standard of health.
The skin is stimulated by the use of
this agent, and the cutaneous circula-
ton is apparently rendered more uni
form.
From few experiments made with
reference to the effect of this agent as
q preventive of sea-sickness, it should
be employed for from four to six weeks
preceding an ocean voyage in accord
ince with the rules given above
Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20
Walks and Talks Oh the Farm.

have not had single case of goitre
in lambs for many years. [ do not
know that there is any cure for it.
am inclined to think it is the result
largely of general debility, caused in
many cases by keeping the sheep in
close, damp cellars or barns. A
French book on sheep says it is caused
by the "humidity of the habitations. :"
In the management of sheep there is
no one point of greater importance
than fresh air, and a dry place to lie
down. Too much damp straw under
foot is specially Objectionable. Sheep
like little clean straw scattered on
the shed every day. Stir up the soiled
bedding and then spread evenly half
an inch or so of fresh straw on top.
The sheep will lie down and you will
see how much they will enjoy it.
Landing. time, if everything goes
well, is of special interest and pleas
ure, but if things go wrong the shop
herd Will need all his patience and ex-
perience. L have been through it all,
and | wish l could drop a hint that
would be useful, but hardly know what
to say. There is one thing to be espe-
cialiy guarded against, and that is i'm
patience. In valuable ilocks of sheep,
of course the owner or shepherd will
rarely let one, two or three hours go
past without seeing that his attendance
is not required. He will want to be
on hand, but as rule the less he does,
except at a critical moment, the bet
ter. Forethought, due preparation,
watchfulness, and a mastery
inactivity, combined with intelligent
oromptness, are the desirable requi-
sites. We frequently '.slop' our ewes
after landing, just Us we do COWS.
Bran and oatmeal or corn-meal, or
'il-cake meal, makes an excellent slop. |
ay half and half, giving from one to
wo pounds of the mixture to each |
heep per day, according to the size of
he eve. OF course, il you have plen-
OF roots, Stops are not needed, but
he hard oats, or corn, or oil-cake
hould not be omitted. Farmers
hould raise more roots for their live
took. All hocd crops aid in improv-
lg the condition of the land. JOSEPH
la'Tts tn american 4Sgricultnrist for
farch.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20
A Psalm OF inte.

| There be but little in life to live for.
The world is n hollow mockery full Of
troubles and bad piano players.
We go forth in the morning full OF
hope and come home at night full of
bad whisky.
We dabble in politics and bet all
our wealth on the leading man, and
the other fellow getteth elected and
we are lett to mourn.
| We run for office and our friends
manage for us and spend our money,
and behold we cometh out badly
scooped and crushed financially.
We marry for wealth, and our girls
old man assigns.
We deny ourselves many things in
order to lay up some cash in the bank,
and the cashier feeth unto Canada.
And in an evil hour when we dream
not of it, the merchant presenteth a
bill for our wife's new bonnet. and the
farm and the stock goeth under mort
gage to pay it.
Woe unto mani Of how little con-
sequence is his joy.
In infancy he is full of collie and
catnip, and in youth he goeth about
with thorn in his heel.
In the evening of life he lieth down
full of rheumatism, aches and ante
bilious pills.
The places that once knew him
know him now only by the prommis-
sorry notes and accounts he has left
unpaid. And this is the end of man.
In youth he dances into. the ring
eager to knock somebody out, but the
first thing he knoweth he is ornament
ed with black eye.
He cometh forth in fine raiment and
a standing collar, and at time he
goeSh about with the seat of his pants
patched with an old sock.
He carrieth torch in the process
sion, and whoopeth it up for his party
md behold the man who staid at home
s appointed to office.
Such is the career of man.
Lo! in an hour when he dreameth
lot of it, a breecby mule kicketh him
.thwart the center, and he dieth.-
'hoS. p. 1Montfort IN 81. Louis Magazine.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20
STATE LEGISLATIVE DOIyGg.


| SENATE:-1n the senate on the 9Th, the
| forty-third and last day of the session, the
| following bills were passed: Permitting cities
OF second class to create sinking funds; ap-
| propriatng s5O, 600 for the purpose of erect
| ing an institution for the feehle-minded at
Beatrice; amending corporation law, SO far as
relates TO cemeteries; amending revenue law
and increasing road tax; pertaining to the
equalization OF taxes; appropriating 1922 for
the relief OF Z. 0. Halves; providing for the
reiun1lng OF certain taxes; appropriation bill;
miscellaneous appropriation bill, which pro-
v1des Tor paying newspaper peoprietors for
publishing the governors proclamation rela-
tive to constitutional amendments.
The senate held an evening session at which
several bllis were passed. The senate de-
cined 10 recede from its amendments to the
appropriation bill and conference COMMITTEES
was appointed.
resolution was passed thanking the speak
er for his impartial rulings and presenting
him with the chair which he had occupied
during the session. The clerk and assistant
were also presented with chairs. Second AS.
sistant Clerk Russell was presented with an
ink-stand.
II o'clock-Thc deadlock on the appropria-
ton bill is unbroken and the conference com
mittee will probably come to a satisfactory
agreement
HoUsE.-In the house bills were passed:
Providing for selling certain state lots in Lin
coin; providing for refunding OF precinct and
village bonds; relating to The organization,
government and powers of cities and villages;
providing against removal Of mortgaged prop
erty; relating to municipal affairs; dispens-
ing with grand 1uries in certain cases; amend
ing the code OF civil procedure relating to ap-
psals; relating to divorce and marriage; per
tanning to boundaries and description of GER
tain lands; amending the criminal code relat-
ing to the capture of murderers.
The senate amendment to the house roll rel
alive to the sale OF LIQUORS was discussed The
opponents Of the amendments claimed that
they were in conflict with the Slocumb law.
Riley, Troup and Holmes favored the amend
ments, and King, Emerson, Nettleton, DAILY
and Howard opposed them. A non-concur-
renee was recorded.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20
Was Repentant.

Man at mourner's bench. Preach
er, approaching him, asks: 'My poor
friend, do you feel ropcntant?"
Yes"
Are willing to acknowledge your
guile"
Yes
"You feel bad. doubtless?'
YES, and ii always feel this way ]
will never do it again"
''Do what again?"
sect drunk"
''My friend" whispered the preach
er, al have been there and | do not
doubt the sincerity of your repent
ance. Arkansaw Traveller.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20
GREETING THE NEW PREsIDEN7.

a Stream of Visitors Into the White Ho,sseV
TO Shake Hands With the Incoming chief
Executive.
The white house presented busy scene on
the 9Th. A stream of visitors poured into the
mansion from the hour the doors opened until
late in the day. Cleveland breakfasted early
completed the cabinet and directed their ,
names be sent to the senate number of
organizations visited the white house before
noon. The justices Of the United States SUI
preme court, headed by Chief Justice Waite,
called about 10, and were received in the blue Z
parlor. The members OF the national demo-
cratic committee were next received Many
other prominent persons called to pay their
respects and kept the president busy the en-
tlre Gay. NO changes are yet made in the
force employed at the white house, except that =
OF the office of private secretary. The presi-
dents mail is very large, consisting principally
OF congratulation. Some referred 10 appoint
ments
The democratic phalanx Of Albany called on
the president In a body. They were followed
by attachments OF clubs from Ohio, New Jer-
sey, New York. Maryland, Kansas, Missouri
ana elsewhere. The president then gave no
tice he would receive all who might choose f2
cal between . and o'clock, and during thaN
time thousands OF strangers paid their re-
spects to the chief magistrate. The president
received them In the east room and shook
hands with all. The president recognised
many In the throng and greeted them by
name. There was large number Of colorcd
people present The visiting militia and
civic organizations which had not previously
called in body were all represented. All the
members OF ex-Presldent Aithur's cabinet with
the exception OF Secretaries Frcinghuysesv
ana teller occupied their usual desks and at
tended to all business requiring action Mt their
hands. secretary Frelinghuysen was detained
at home by Ill health and Senator Teller
(whose resignation as secretary OF the into
rlor WAS accepted yesterday was at the capt
toi Those on duty received many callers and
TOOK occasion during the day to take official 4
leave OK the bureau OF officers and other en-,
ployes.