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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29

catastrophes, that the rebound re.
vcrburutcd throughout the n~eighboring
cities, Lille, Douai, NalenciennCs, where
families were ruined by Ascending
bankers.
Anton suVc ting tlcse comror sa''oos
fI,l s r W = dis q r Cd a AN 10y
u q iIYic be pUwtr of . + - capital, 80
81 o r ON tue q tlcnUltr o lrichcd by the
b. o 20 Il csan. Happily on the NOR.
iow JOnnn 9 brought him ODD news At
tue Nulturc Ia tubing of the shafts had
broken up 10 such a degree that the
wa cr threat n d the mine. l. AXIS an.
pcurod on all sides, and the corps OF car.
pei ~ hastily SUN lonci to mako re.
pairs, worked in 90 istant dang r.
On the following n GIT Anton ran ont
for information. Up q that tiu1 he hat
avoided the NulturC, where the eternal
black shadow OF the sentinel remained
stationary above the plain. 1t could not
be shut out from sg lt-there it was,
commanding the witAie region, like the
flag OF Il rcglmont holding the country,
Gu ,hCd and sullcn.
FOR u long time Anton wandered
around the NINE, listening to the ham.
merS of the carpenters working Mt the
shaft. This gladdcncd his hcart-thiS
fresh wound which must ba ~staunchcd;
but the dlmagG was never great enough;
he in his turn, dreamed of destruction, a
profound shock which would eugulf a
whole mine, without finding courage
enough to set o I the barrel OF powder OF
which the machinest spoke; and words
came caCk to him with the necessity of
making n startl ny attempt to frIghtcn
the powerful and rouse tile people. AT
dawn, when Anton decided to return, he
found the sentinel still posted on the
dump. This timU he must certainly be
seen. e..
"Halloo, oomrado, douced bad wealth
cri'' at last said Anton. IL think we're
going to have snow"
lie was II little soldier, very light com
pleNioncd, with a pale, mild face, cover.
I'd with reddish spots, He seemed, in his
watch-Coat to have the embarrassment OF
a recruit.
Eyes, [ think so too" he murmured.
And with his blue eyes, he looked long
at the livid sky, tho smoky dawn, while
the SCOT weighed like lead over the plain,
How stupid they are to plant you there
to freeze your boncsI' continued Anton.
"Onc would think they were expecting
the CosSacks. And thyruis vi,
ways such Il wind hero"
The little soldier shivcrcd without com.
plant. There WIS, nevertheless, Il stone
hut where old BOnnGmort took shelter in
tompnstuous nights, but the orlor was
not to leave the Summ t of the dump, and
the soldier remained at his post, his hands
so stiff with cod that he no longer felt his
his gun. He belonged to the post OF
twonty- five men guarding Nulturt; the
worst OF it was he hal to return to this
cruel post every third day; twice alrcaly y,
W TN frozen feet he had ris&sd beiuL una.
bio TO leave at all.
LTo BE CONTINUED, -.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29

ut has become so common TO begin Br
article, in an elegant, interesting style,
"IhCn III it into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
And simply call attention to the merits
of Hop Buffers in rs plain, honest terms
as possible,
ITO induce people
"TO give them n trial, which so
proves their value that they VIII never
use anything else"
THE REMEDY so .favornbly noticed in all the
papers,
Itolig ious and soc lar. is
'HgYing II large sale, ana Is supplnnting nil
other medicines,
"Ihcre IL no denying the virtues of the Hon
rlant, and tho prOpriotOrs of Hop BittOrs nave
shown great ShrCwhness ANA ability.
I'm cOmpoundng n meuicine whose virtues
arc So pAlpaDlo IA every ono 5 observation"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29

You are allowed a JEGG irtut ar UEirtV dTus
o. the use OF DIR, Dyes Celebrated Noitalc
Belt with Electric S~uspcnsory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure of
Nervous Debility, loss Of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also Tor
many Othe diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vi or and manhood, No risk is in.
CURED. Illustrated pamphlet with tull inf0r-
nation, terms, etc. mailed free BY addressing
NOitalC Belt Co. Marshall, Men
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
C.tlpr:l

Is a very prevalent and exceedingly dis.
agreeable disease, able, if neglected, to
develop into serious consumption. Be
ng Il constitutional disease, it requires Il
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which, acting through the blood,
reaches every part OF the system, effect
ing II radical and permanent cure of
Catarrh in even its most severe forms.
Made only by G.. |. Hood u Co, Lowell,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS.

y TRAINS cave Omaha Al, 6:H. 7:a,,
taE,nnd iii:'iG y. IN i" on Sn,ndnyS. "t th6c I? . t;n'i
run.
Leave Council Bluffs d,roadwny Depot at 7:)i
: ~, iE3i. lJ:3l ll:iJ n. IN :; l:jL, 2aii, 3:il, az
hs5, ~ and 1l:6 y III. On Sundays tho 81
not run. -.
TtAMsrnR T~nAlNs-Icnve Omaha at 500, 's:il
Il, m i2'hl, 80, 50, go and T:jJp III, daily,
Arrive NJ t:Ij AM lI'D IL. IN; In, 3:4J, 1913
ana $40 ". nj,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
The Niourniu,ncss of Death.

Country minister Ito country editor
Do you ever stop to consider what death
is, Mr., Shears? Do you realize that we
are here to-day and gone Tomorrow;
that there is no knowing what II day,
what an hour, may bring forth. DO you
really know all that death means?
Country editor with omotion'-I ought
to Prospod. My paper is full if dead
advertisements.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29

Many cosmetics for the complexion
have from time to time been put upon tho
market. But noch have stood the test as
has P~ozzoni y medicated complexion
powder. 1t is an absolute curaiioc for
hlotnhcs, discolorations, frecklos, etc.
For sale by druggists and at depot G07 N.
Sixth street,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
"ADAM N EVE"
A Soldier OF Fortune and His Wife
HeduCcd 10 CraD C~AtChing.

Every morning visitors TO the Central
Market in Galveston, Texas, can see near
the llSh department an old and shriyelel
couple, before whom are placed baskets
bnil strikes the hour Tor the clos ny OF the
market, The old man and his wife are
known rs Adam and Eve, and Spegd
the day along the wuuryes catching crabs
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
Prosecute the Swindlcr,,,

If when you call for Hop Bltlors, see green
cluster OF Hops on the whito label the druggist
EHnds our any Other stuff called g. ID Warner $
German Hop Bittcrs or with other Hop" name,
refuse II anG shun that druggist rs 80 wOuld 4
viper, ana If he has takGn your money for tho
stun indict him for tho fraud and ue him Tor
he ilnmages for the swindlo ana We viii reward
on Hberuily Tor the conviction
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29

when our new method is guaranteed to
permanently Curc the worst cases OF rup.
ture without the use of the knife. Send
10 cents in stamps for pamphlet and ref.
.ercnces.. Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association. GD3 Main street, Buffalo, n.
"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
NJ q r RAGE GUIDE,

SowC ten yeurs ngD | had II sCrufulOls zorro on
my right hand which Eavc me Utont t'"uNln
ard under the old time treatment oalcd UP, but
q hnd only boon driven into tho system Ly the
uAc OF potash and mercury, and in March, 1872,
n broke ont Il broke out in my throat, and con
contrattrd' In what hOnO OF tao uOutOus cu iCI
cancer, eating through my check. destroying
ROOT of my mouth and upper lip, then attacking
my tongue, palate ana lower lip, destroying the
pGia'e ard anIer lin, entirely and half my
tongt'c, caring out to tho top of. my loft uhocok
tone and ap to the Lot oyc, | could not cat any
eOlid iood, but subsislcd on liquids. and my
fonPrG was 80 Iir gone | COuid not talk. Such
&ns my wretchCd, helpless condition the first Of
lnet OClobcT, tlNs4. when my friends commenced
giving INC Swift : Specific. In loss than n month
T. @ eating places Eiurpci md healing com.
nlcncod. ind the fearful aperture In my chuock
bRs been closed and firmly knitted together. A
PROCESS of II now under lip Is progressing finely,
Snd tho tongue which was almost DESTROYED is
being recovered, and it seems that nnturc il
supplyiny II now tonge, | can tnlk ~ that my
friends can readily understand me, and can also
eat solid food again. IL any ono doubt these
fhpis, ! would rc'or them to Hon. John ". Tray,
h>r. atate senator OF this district, and to DR.. 7. 8.
Brudfeid, OF LaGrunge, Gu.
MHS. MARY L. CONFER
IFGrango, Ga, May a, 1850.
-1nB SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Go, n. T., NJ W. I'D st.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
THE ;: :$$ 3 $ Is! & $o : J: A: $$r .: : :':: /. q! q" e:
stance, bur ia ICIIgY VIZ 3ET AHIE

Z HI ~ ~" " Abilllll u. tlllZlt y IT
L l1ll iicle or mercury or amy injurious SUD
stance, but IA IUItELY VI iETABLE.
iT WALL CURE ALI DISEASES CAUSED BY
ARRANGEMENT OF LlVEt, KID
NEYS AND STOMACH.
II your liver Is out OF order, then yOlr
whole systOm Is dcrangcd. The blood is
impure. the breath offensive, you have
holdacho, feel lHnguid, diSpirited and
nervous. To prevent a more serious con
ulliOn, take al once immOn
TIVEp REGULATOR. Ii you load a ssdentAry
biALil lie, or suffer with KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
nNoiI elimuluts and take immOn Liyor RcSL.
l4;or, sure 10 relieve.
II you have eaten anything hard of d.
ROstIOn, or feel heavy after meals or
slcGpiCsS at night. take n dos ana YOU
viii lcel relieved and sleep pleasantly.
If you are Il miserable sufferer with
CONSTIPATION DYSPEPSIA ana iiITIOUS-
MISS, seek relief at once In Simmons
Liver Regulator. Ii does not require
continual dosing, nnd costs but Il tribe.
II will cure you,
II YOU wake up In the morning with a
bitter, bad taste IN your mouth,
TAKE simmons Liver Regulator. II curYeot4
Ahhb the Bilious Stomach, Swootens tae
Breath, and Clcanses the Furret Tonguo CHn.
Dl'EN elton need somo sliie Cathurtic and Tonic
90 aNort approaching sickness, Simmons Liver
Regulator viii relieve Colo, HcAdAcnc. sick
stomach, Indigestion, Dysontery, aud tue com.
plants incident 70 childhood.
tlCs-tn-S9t&a
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
A Dauphtcr's Misery

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on
"A bed OF misery.
From IL complication Of kidney, liver.
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
Who Who. ga Nv" herr her disease is s~s var various names,
"Rut no relief.
"And now she is restored to MS in good
Ecal,h by as simple ii remedy as Hop tit
trrs that we had summed tor years before
using it," The PARENTS,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
Time Table.

All trnins arrive and depart from Omahaby
CCntul Standard time.
Trains of the G.. st. p, M q. arrive and no
rPrt from their depot, corner OF Itch and Web.
! ter streets: trains on the H. IL 81 c., ID. 81 o.,
md X. G.. 81. j 4 b IRON the B..& M. depot;
all others from tho Union Pacific depot.
Il. daily: 3. except Saturday; q, except Suhdiiy:
d, except Monday. ''."'h.J
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
Did She Die?

"Sho fingered and suffered along, pm
ing away all the time for years,
"Ihu doctors doing her no good
And at last WAS cured by this Hop
Biltcrs the papers say sp much about"
''Indccd! Indced!'
How thankful We should be for that
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29

n5Ys1s5rSs,. WESTERN SNVINE RENEW.
S4S4As@2EgG prevents und cures iIur Cholera and
SE2gs1<SHSN helps 10 futteu. Ask your GIuuri4t.
sSsYfE 80 Circulars Tree. Al lrcys. WESTERN
-sfnArpfth4 REMEDY Co, OnI.lL, NGLrls.u,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
And CHICAGO.

The only road TO tnko for Dcs Nlin os, Mnr
Shutdown Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie Chicago.
Milwaukee, and all points east To the pooplc Of
Nebraska, Colorado, WyOnino, Utnh. Idaho
Nevada, OreIon. Washington ana California it
hers super or advantages not possible by any
Oth0r line .."
Among Il few of theiuulnorOus points OF supo.
riOTity enjoyed by the patrons OF this road be.
tween Omaha and Chicago, arc ita two trains "a
dny Of DAY COACHES which are the finest that
human art and ingenuity can create. Its PAL.
ACE SLEEPING CARS, which arU models OF
comfort and clearance. Its PARLOR DRAWING
ROOM CARS, unsurpassed bv Hnv. ana ita wide.
~ celebrated PALATIAL DINING CARS, tho
equal OF which cannot DO found elsewhere
AT Council Blutis the tratHs OF tho Union paoi.
tc Ry. connect in Union Dcnot with those OF tho
Chicago y Southwestern ny. In Chicago tho
trains of this line make close connection with
For Detroit. Columbus. indianapolis. Cincin.
nHti, Niagara Falls. HufTalO, Pittshirg Toronto,
Mon'rc"l. iiOstOr. Now York, Philadelphia. Btl.
timOrr Washington aud all points in IT, cast, ask
tho tiCkOt az Ont Tor tickets vim tho
"NDIfrlI-W FSFERN,"
If you wish the host accommodations. An ticket
agents sell tickets via this line.
NJ. HUGlIlrF, X. 8. HAIR,
General Manager. Con. Pass. Agent
CHICAGO.
W. N. BADCOCK.
Gen, Agent, 14l2 Farnum St, D nuha, Mob
Seventeen Yours Experience,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
Men Think

they know all abou: Mustang Lin
imen:. Few co. Not to know is
not to h@va.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
CAI9sG0, R0CyISllNl2 PACIFIC hLlWLY

ny ree Fon OF ia central position and close relation tn
all prin .iIol lines Fast an Wc4t. OF im'tinl ana ftr-
mimi 10 NJ, vun'titutC the most important MID
c1n'lrTuL a. nv ~ I az , ~, ~ Of t]nr0IE' tim ror.
hriErcu cities ~ tho AilHutir nj Pacific Cut.ts IL
& also the riVnrite nnd htrt route 10 and from uuiuts
Best, N1rtlti = hll Fputlrnsl. EuI curIezpUuuiay
IBi tfa WIT kOrthtr,.t uJI g.,,ur,..t
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-29
I

wro IS u7tcgJAr.rEo w7H The oEolRLpHy or we
CoJHrRY WI Gee o. EtAAttHG THrF H,p rHhr THa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
An ArizOna POrkopsIts-


 Work has been started on the pork
 packing establishment and refriger
 ator which Il company organized by J h. Wilkins is building atNPhee- nix. One of the most experienced
 pork packers of Cineinnati has been engaged to take charge of the works, which will have capacity of 1900 10 1,500 hogs yearly, besides several tons of ice per day. At the present price of hogs and bacon this busi-
 neGs will prove more profitable than gold mine. IL will also grGatlJ 7 benefit the Territory, by keeping a large amount of money at home, which now goes to California. The citizens of PhoeuIx know a good thing when they see it and deserve success for their pluck and enter prise.-Ex
 Now the above is exceedingly fattering, but we are sorry to say that work has not been started" nor de we find, after the most dilligent in quiry, member of the company said to have been organized here. There will doubtless be an opening here for such an institution, when some one comes here who has the enterprise and money to put up such m establishment and carry for ward the kusinesswhich it will entail in ln economical and business like manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

AN Ohio judge has made Il right eous and common sense decislon in
 relation to the rights of railroad companies and their customers, for
 whom they transport merchandise:
 The case was that of n shipper of eil on the the Lake Shore railroad, against the company. He Was charged higher rate of transporta
 tiOn on the same quantity of oil car ried the tame distance than was de- manded from the great Standard Oil Company. The court held that a railroad company is not at liberty to charge one shipper less than another becAus he happens to ship . larger quantity of freight tlan his competitors. that such a discrimina> tien is Lot justifiable in law. This is . wholesome decision, and will tend to check the power of monopo2 lies te crush out their weaker rivafs 1 in business.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

In addition to the construction of the Mineral Belt road. the building of line from the A. & P. to the Southern Pacific, via Prescott, Phoe- nix and Florence, IS. we believe, an assured fact. A syndicate, whose financial standing and atility none can gainsay, are now negotiating with Gov. Tritle and his colleagues in the Central Arizona, to obtain the charter and privileges of that corpo> ration. A commission to examine the proposed route and obtain all data requis ite in the premises as to cost of building, its earning, etc.,
 would have now been in Prescott,
 had they not been prevailed upon by the Governor 10 delay their visit till the subsistence of the sever storms which have recently visited every section of the West.-Journal
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

MIR. M. H. CALDERwooD Yester~ day gave us graphic account of &is trip to Tomb mbstone with q cargo of hogs which illustrates to 8 dot the unjust discrimination of the railroad company as well as the oppressive operations so which its agents resort in some instances.A MT. CaldeIwood vas laid over day at Tucson, after travelling 90 miles, then again a day at Benson, within twenty-six miles of his destination and was also coelly informed that if his cargo had been from Los An> geles he would have been charged $14 per car freight for hIs hegs but as it was from haricopa he would be charged SPA per car. Such ln- justice to the business men of our valley should excite the legislature to a very serious endeavor to do something ito give our business men a chance.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

YESTERDAY we published letter frsm the Hon. c. T. Hayden 10 Gov ernor Trltle, respecting the building Of a line of railroad, which com- mands the serious attention of Yav- apai, Maricopa, Plnal, Pima and Gila counties, as the system of roads briefly sketchcd in MT. Hayden's letter coHcerns. them all in a most important manner. The system al- luG ed to in Mir. Hayden's letter pro~ Vides fer a railroad outlet 10 Prescott and Jerome by a road connecting with the Mineral Belt line to Globe and q line that would connect Press colt and Phoenix directly and which alss includes Florence and Tucson or Benson, In short the system of road suggested by Nr. Hayden closely unites the material interest of aln.o ost the entire Territory, whereby we would cessetO be, in great measure, dependent upon the outside world fer our various supplies while we would nave greater facilities of reaching outside markets to any ex> tent desired. The line suggested by the honorable gentleman unites the great mining, lumber and agricul- tural regions of the Territory and gives them reciprocal markets and supplies, thus doing away in a great measure with tie immense expense of freight to which cur business men are forced each year as matters sw stand. The system would also unite the Atlantic < Pacidc road with the Southern Pacific and al- m oSt the entire Territory be- comes largely selfsuppoiting and commercially independent.
 Let Prescott build her railroad to the southeastward and the distance she goes in that direction that it would take to build to Ash Fork,
 would put her within reach of a Globe and Phoenix road, while Jerome would have no longer q branch road 10 build than she would have to 10 reach the Ash Fork and Prescott line proposed. More of the Territory would be reached hy such line than by any line yet sugges ted and moro of her material interests would be closely united.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
FREMONT AGAIR.

NEW YORK, Dec. Jan. 2-The Herald says: General Fremont in hi. old age is about to become . pathfinder again, ihIs time the scene of his exploits will be. Mexico, at the head of an exploring and survey ing party. He is going to ihe north eastern part of that country 10 find the boundaries of tract of ne less than 13,O00 900 acres of land, recent y acquired by asyndicate Of capi- talists- The 3Gei+cral is a member of the syndicate. Fremont will pro- ceed at once to Mexico as attorney oragent of the syndicate and e1am> inc and verify the validity of the contract and title of the land. After much verifcasion he is to start with his party to survey Ii.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08


 petition wus signed by the entire bar of Phoenix and a number of other citizens and it would be an enminently proper thing to place Judge Tweed in the position as pray ed for. His many years as a judge upon the bench and advocate at the bar on the Pacific coast, and also in the east, have given him most thorough knowledge of law and a power of discrimination of it's more complicated and subtitle essentials not possessed by the bar at large. The judge is systematic and thorough gong and as one of the commits sioncrs would be the right man in the right place.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
SHARoH's WIFE IN IT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2-A special to the Chronicle says: Ex-Senator Sharon's agent had nego:laed 10 sell some of ShaIon's property in Wash ington 10 Secretary Frelinghuysen.
 The sale had advanced to the poirt of handing over the deeds when the announcement was made in the news papersIhat the decision in the Sha- ron divorce case was made against Sharon. Secretary Frelinghuysen concluded not to complete the sale until he learned whether Sharon could give clean title to the props eIty. If Miss Hill is his wife she
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
Wealth of the Territory,

Various causes have united effect ing q great shrinkage in values in both real and personal property, Arizona as well as elsewhere, and as a matter of course in the assessment of property this fact was taken into consideration and the rates of value of property was placed much lower than in former years. Yet under these unfavOrable conditions, the assessed value of the property of Arizona, as officially reported from all counties save one, sh ows a total value of real and personal property of $21 ,o26, ,861.37, of which $9, ,292 ,234 is personal property. The real value of real and personal property thus enumerated would be it's selling price which Is double it's assessed value, and which would make the total value ot property over $42 ,000,- 900, which is certainly not a bad ex- hibit for a territory which Is just beginning to claim some attention.- Star
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

THAT was silly cansrd clrcuiA> ted by the Conrier to the effect that all the delegates of southern Arizs- na had banded together and sent 2 commissioner to PhoenI1 to consult with eur Legislators concerning the removal of the capital to Phoenix, The thing we regret about it is that it IS all bosh.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

THE friends here of Ar. c. C. Eos fer of Prescott, whose name IS mem tioned for the office of Surveyor General of the Territory, speak very highly of him as to ability and as A gentleman. If we must Lave Dem ocrat in the place perhaps it would be as well filled by Mir. Foster as by any man likely 10 be chosen
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
SOCIETY events indica,e, ac

SOCIETY events indicate, accOrd> ing to our metropolitan excban- ges, that the custom of New Years receptions has seen it's last season among regular society people. Even this season society people were largely out of town or did not receive wheE present. The custom is very pretty one, so long as cenfin ed strictly to friends and -acquaintances, but beyond that il has been so much abused in the past that as 8 general custom It is rapidly coming to an end.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08

The secretary reported that the entire amount of the indebtedness of the association on account of build ings and improvements of the grounds was $1, IA ST.
 The secretary also submitted an estimate for funds required 10 pay fer water and seed for the fair grounds and for incidental expenses amounting to $35O.
 On motion the secretary was res quested to call a meeting of the stock holders 10 meet at the Court House in Phoenix, January IT, at 2 o'clock p. m., to consider matters of importance con 9erning the associa- tion.
 A letter received from the $. P R. R. Company was read, which assured the directors, that, agreeable to their recent request, an agreement would be given the association, conveying for nominal amount, all title that may in the future be vested in their company.
 On motion it was resolved that an agreement be prepared and for> wnrded to the company for sigma ture.
 The members of the new board, having previously been invited, held brief meeting with the old board, after which formal surrender of the property of the association was made and the old board of directors adjourned sine die.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
SILVER COINAGE

WAsHINGToN, Dcc. 31-The house committee on coinage weights and measures, will consider Buckner's bill to stop the coinage of silver dollars, shortly after the reassem, bling of congress. Bland, chair> man of the committee, who was de. tained at home by Hines s, has res turned to the city. He, it is said, will oppose the Buckner bill, and favor measure providing for the free and unlimited coinage of both silver and gold.