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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-24

Schilling, the coachman son-in law of
Morosini, the banker, has enlisted as a
United States marine
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
Spring,

with one Of the best assorted stocks OF
goods for Men, Boys and Children's wear,
comprising all the choice novelties that can
be found in foreign and domestic markets,
which will be made up and trimmed in the
most beautiful style, and equal TO any Gus
tom made garment, at about one-half the
price, so that any one can be elegantly
fitted from our Ready Made Department,
as easily as if he had left his measure 70
order.
Our great Specialties will consist Of all
the new and varied shades Of Banockburn
Cheviots made in Sacks OF Four-Button
Cutaways for Men and Youths; Corkscrews
Of all the most fashionable colors, Broad
whale Diagonals cut into Prince Alberts
our own special design and make, which
is pronounced by all to be the most beauti-
ful garment in the market. Special price
for this suit $50. Getaways and Sacks.
For Children We hayean endless variety
Mikado. Norfolk Jackets, Blouses, &c,
and for Boys the leading style will be
straight front sacks. We start these suits
at So and up to sI2.
We haye re-arranged our Custom Depart
ments and filled them with choice selec-
| ton Of goods, which we will make to order
to those that prefer purchasing this way,
at popular prices.
We ssin continue our great leader, a
/ CheyiOt Suit 90 order, for SI2.
I Samples sent on application, with instruc-
/ tiOnz for self-faeasurement.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
FsA!a;s2r ElsisZ:: I i.l.=;:: ri, s:;;:: 4:
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On AID AFTER Apfl -l.a. ,.-- ,---ss-. ~
,epted. trains viii leave e. t1-.1Ts
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05

Wednesday was a great day for JEFF
ferson Davis and for the first capital Of
the Confederacy, at Montgomery, AL.
ALBANIA. The ex-COnfederate President
was welcomed by admring thousands
Bands played, flags waved aud crowds
cheered themselves hoarse. The great
unrepentant, stood almost upon the
spot where he took the oath Of Office
Twenty-Five years ago and made a few
remarks, which aroused unrestrained
enthusiasm. Short as his speech was,
it showed that he Is as thoroughly un-
reconstructed as ever. The spirit Of
Southern liberty is not dead. The
war was "a holy war FOR defence. /"
The Southern people are now
" wrapped in the mantle Of regret"
These sentences give The keynote Of
his brief address. Assuredly nothing
but death wiz ever reconstruct this
arch-conspirator and iraitors
In every land and cline, the merits
Of St. Jacobs Oil as the only conquerol
Of pain, are being Acknowledged Oy tn'
press aud people.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
THE STEAMER
" JOHN E. TYGERT,"
W'TTT LEAVE

Smyrna lRothwelPs Landingl and Pier 3,
Race Street Wharves, Philadelphia,
as follows:
APRIL.
R0tbUeiTs Landing. Phhndetphtd.
Monday 3, at II AM Friday 2 AZ r NJ
Wednesday Z, y " Tuesday 6,
WedneSday II q" 5 tuesday I3, d" ~ A. NJ
Monday 70, II An Friday 10, l12 r H.
Wednesday p. y 81. Tuesday ~
Monday 25, Bpm fuday - "a
Wednesday ., A. Tuesday - II a. NJ
Friday 30, P. ".
MAY.
P0tbirLrs LdHdtHg PttJddelphl1.
Monday g. at l0A.N.' Tuesday J. at . p y.
Wednesday =, II Friday Z, 81
Monday 10, " lLPM Tuesday II,
Wednesday T. 81 Friday Il, u ~
Monday Il, 10 AM. Tuesday ls 3P u
Wednesday 1g II ' Friday p, ~
Monday p, l%PM Tuesday -,
Wednesday 26, Friday ZS' il An
Monday 81,
LsaUe F7entRg's landing, hour later
R5-Hack leaves Smyrna three-quarters Of al
| hour before the Boat starts.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
Notice to Smyrna shippers.

All Heavy Freight intended 70 be hauled to
Boat by our Teams should be reported at our
Office she night previous TO departure OF Boat
Any Small Packages should be reported al the
once at least two hours before Boat starts.
PhiIadelphia and Smyrna TranspOr-
tatiOn Company.
J. z. TYGERT, Pres't. -
W. G. PIERCE, Secy and Trea'r.
A. F. JARDINE, General Manager.
or,,,,1,r,. No. 42 5. Delaware Avenue, Phila.
OFflOE7 and Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
MARYLAND Items.

The exact total Of the expenses oi
the last Legislature are SllO,646.6o.
The Prohibitionists carried Chinco-
teage Island by vote OF 264 TO 80.
The Maryland fish commission have
turned out 100000 young shad near
Cbestertown and 100000 near Milling
ton.
Fishermen al the head Of the Chesa-
peake bay and in tire Susqnehanna
river are making large hauls OF shad
and herring
The Easton star says there is more
buiIdinp going on in that town TINS
Snrine, than there has been of Spring
for several years.
r r. Earle. of Queen Anne's favors
the proposition to consolidate the DO
ccse Of Easton, Delaware and the
counties Of AccOmac and Northamp-
ton, Va, under the the control Of one
bishop.
The Prohibitionists Of Maryland held
a convention in Baltimore on Thursday,
after the adjournment Of the Temper
anee Alliance. The Prohibition Con
vcntion differed from the Temperance
Alliance in that it is distinctively a
third party organization.
II is predicted that the matrimonial
market will be flushed now, that it
only costs one dollar for 1.-TWO hearts
to heat as one" But, the legislature
only half did the thing, because the
standard price Of new bonnets remains
the same EdstOn GiZette.
One day last week 5000 herring
were caught at one haul at Carpenters
Point. on the North East river. Those
in charge Of the seine state that IN
their opinion fully u hundred thousand
were released from the seine owing to
their inability to land them.
In the Cecil county case Of Chamber
,ain ct al. vs.. the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad for $1,000 damages, the jury
returned a verdict for the plaintiffs o
damages to the amount Of S2OO.25
The third Cecil county case is brought
bv Hannah NJ. Hogeland IS. the Penn
sylvania railroad to recover damage
for Injuries sustained by collision. Th'
plaintiff claims $4,000.
John r. Hopkins, Of Wye Mills, Tai
bot county, Md. father-ln-law OF )
Fletcher Deakyne, Of near Middle
town, died on Saturday week
typhoid pneumonia and was buried o.
Tuesday. His widow, Mrs Emil
HOPKINS, was taken sick with tn
same disease and died Thursday Bot
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins were in tn
neighbornood ofsixty-fve years Of ag
Mrs Mary Mclean Ward. widow
Thomas Y Ward, Of Sassatras Necl
and cousin of Ex-Governor Mclean
of Maryland, died Tuesday morning q
last week, at the residence Of her soT
in-law, the Rev DR.. Cruikshank,
Dubois, Pa. after lingering Hines
She was about 20 years Of age and vi
a daughter Of the late DR.. Allen VI
Lean, of Delaware. Two sons and ty
daughters survive her.
General Seth, who has opened ;
Office in EastOn, is sanguine OF Z
prospects for the construction Of {
Baltimore & Eastern Shore Railroad,
which he has been elected the pre-
dent. He says the first good fruits
this enterprise at this early date aft
its inception are shown in the conc
siOns made by the Pennsylvania Ra
road Company in passenger travel a
freight reduction between the Easte
Shore and Baltimore. He says ther'
no other section Of equal size that
so much profitable railroad freghti
20 offer as the Peninsula, and the
corporation Of the Baltimore & East'
Shore Railroad has attracted much
teltiOn already.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
4 PHILADELPHIA Lawyer

Prominent in his profession, says: Don't put
NV name In print but refer any one you Wish 70
me and Will gladly tell what the russian
TsGeutuafisHt (strc has done for me-
This gentleman was so lame one w0u1 nave
th0ugbf hin a cripple, and set Three Days
Use Jl0ur remedy Strengthened hlm OUT iIrlShI'
I'm c. W BAEER leading msnufaeturer of Hll.
rainrfq1 Del writes Dec l7th. -; From the ursJ
day began 70 use the Russian Rheumatsin C1Ee r
Hef followed and my comfort daiy increased me ~
III M limbs became more and more natural until
felt no discomfort either walking or working AaoW y
nothing which has quick and Wondrous an eAecl
One of PhiIaiielphia's oldest merchants. AR. y. o.
ROrEr-s ridiug 4445 Main Street GerInantgFn, says;
The Russian Rheumatism Cure has taken al the pal3
ont ~ NJ daughter arm and meek. Sne EAd suueIed
greatly With it for months.
We have testimony OF this sort sufficient 70
satisfy the most skepticaL Buff you have the
rheumatism YOU want releI rdJher lndn leoIl-
Io0nv. You can get it--Quick, sure, permanent,
nv sending for the
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
Shopping Experience,

Scene, dry goods store.
Lady Customer: Have you received
your spring goods ?"
Clerk "Yes'm."
Lady Customer: "Let me see them,
please"
Clerk "What kind did you wish to
see ?'
Lady Customer: Dress goods"
Clerk What kinds Of dress goOds?''
Lady Customer: ''Yes. dress goods"
Clerk: DO you want any particular
color or qualityI'
Lady Customer; 81 don't know till
see it."
Clerk show pr H9ns Dot of dress
goods.
Lady Customer: LET me see your
ginghams"
Clerk shows ginghams.
Lady Customer. Let me see your
bourettes and canvas cloth"
Is shown boarettes and canvas clOth
Lady Customer Let ine see your
lightweight bOucles and etamire suit
ings."
Is shown lightweight boucles and
ctamine suitings.
Lady Customer: Let ne see youi
albatrOs5."
Is shown albatFOss.
Lady Customer: Have yOl it IN
light tone?"
j. shown light tone albatross.
Lady Customer Have you light
weight same shade ~
Is shown light weight same shade.
Lady Customer: Have you thi
quality in light drab or pongee ~
Is shown same quality in light dTa
and poDgee.
Lady Customer: Have you it in
sweetgum grayY'
Clerk No, ma'am; but we hay
that shade in nuns yelling"
Lady Customer: Il wanted alb;
tross thought you had got in yot
new spring goods. When you do
wish you would let me know. Coo
morning.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
SECRET SOCIETIES.

MonvIso STAR L0D9E. 30 o I o. .. f-1l'v'7
every Friday evening, at "a Q cIoCA; = = t.ets
AfCD0s,ygLL EScANPNEST, NO. =, 10. O.f'-'esII =
second and Fourth Tuesday evenings oi eaeh
month, a. 7lZO'cl0ck. IL. ri-.,
tTargoxY Ioi5Gg, 30. Is. A. a. A.-9leet' rl!s'
ard Third ThHrsday eFenihs- % eA'" i''''-'''
,,.sezL, Lol1E so. Il, /. o. q. T.-Nects every
"Wednesday evening. % pci'rE. ...,-
ewYIsA COScLAvE. 10 ~ OkbEk ~ u iAF -, .l
ruquth.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
Inwhar's FAMILY PHYSICIAN

The Popular Household Remedy.
DEAR SIR: We have used your Family physi-
clan with great success In our family. can re-
commend it as n sale cure for Cholera Morbus
Dyseniery, Cramps &c may z0-ly
j. A. BRINDLE
Pastor NJ. r. Of Church, LewistOwn, Del
QaY-IOwber's Worm LOzenges- pleasant, safe sure
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
Passenger Accommodations frst-class.
Ladies' Saloon, GentlemeH's Saloon
and Private State Rooms.
Fare n Philadelphia % Gents. Round Trip, l.25.
No charge for conveyance 70 and from
ROthWells Landing.

Freight received IN Philadelphia on Tues
days. Thursdays and Fridays ttat1t
LeGUing tune.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
cuuRcH SERVICES.

..,.,.,, A. fs-Tgo0ggf Ps5oPAL.-sunday- reach
~, a. Ii,iI A. y. ard =. sunday school
az n andZPM. Prayer Meeting-Ihursoays AZ
5I[PN Rev. j. B. Qulgg, Pastor.
O.. /@ptsTref. PgOrEsTAST EPlsCOPAL.-5undAy-
Preaching a. l01z An. and N P. n. Holy Days
-gZ A. n sunday school, P. ~. fIayer
Meeiing Wednesdays, At u ?. y. keV. vi
y. Gordon, Rector. ,, -
PRgssYTREIAs. .--sunday-Preaching al iDH A. y.
and "a P. n. sunday School, p. a. fTeygt
Meeting-Fridays at N r. n. Rev. }. J.
Unsted, Pastor. t..
and Third Sundays, a. 10 4. NJ ana on tne
second and Fourth sundays, al ly91 A. 81.
Catechism Glasses taught every 5lhuag aver
Mas. Rev. Dennis J. Flynn, Pastor.
CExTEsgfAL METHODIST kPIsCOPAL tgo.oIeaj--
sunday-P Preaching at II 4. n. ana n r p. = =
Sunday School, P. n. Rev. j. A' huODaiu
n CHURCH. H.-sunday-Preaching a. w
A q. and ~ P. " sunday 5ehool-<1z ?. y
Rev seth D. W. Smith, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05

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Smyrna times., 1886-05-05

. -EX1:e-- t--!u leaving u .-s.. ~. -. --5
D.. and arriving lt , 50 p H. rut> 81 ----..
o. and from B-.i.i1o ~. r,s Porter, I'll.
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
Do Not Buy

Your seasons clothing Without First
Seeing Our Immense Stock Of
Splendid GOODS!
It will help you to decide on your pur-
chase and prevent you giving too much
money for Inferior Goods elsewhere. Our
Clothing is unequaled at the price, and we
cannot and will not be undersold.
We commence the Season of 1856,
Smyrna times., 1886-05-05
TARRANT'S
tFrEnVEegFNF ATTTyEW

ARBkIENT
an elegant eflicaciOus,
pleasant aperient in the
form Of a powder, pro-
ducing when dissolved
Ia water an Exhilerat-
ing EhervcscingDraught
recommended by our
best Physicians as a re-
andagreeablereme
dy. 10 cures Constipa-
tion, cures Indigestion,
cures dyspepsia, cures
Piles. cures Heartburn,
cures Sick Headache,
cures Liver Complaint,
cures Sick Stomach, and
gently urges all the Ex-
creiory organs to a prop
per action. 10 should be
found in every house
holland carried by every
fists everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
MUTUAL PROTECTION.
Law and Order Leagnes Connected
throughout the Country.

ST. LOUIS, July Several very import
ant meetings of the leaders of the Law and
Order League have been held recently
both here and at Sedalia, Mo. A promi-
nent officer of the League says that these
meetings have been much more general in
character than those previously held, the
intention being to establish a1 organiza-
ton from one end of the country to the
other in support of law and order, which
can be largely maSsed, if necessary, at one
point. For instance, in case of trouble in
ST. Louis with the League and the League
here could not cope with il, the prepara-
tiOnS now being made are for
the purpose of enabling the local
officials to call ON Chicago or any other
place for reeniOrcemeuts and the members
being bound to answer such a call Mt a mo-
ment's notice. The organization in this
respect is partaking more OF the character
of national minute men though the MEM
bers say they hope they will never be call
ed on to perform that kind of duty. As q
means of getting the forces out on few
moments notice, the addresses Of all menu
hers business and residence are taken.
The league, which had its origin in
Setalia, has been rapidly furthered by
some of the leading secret society men in
the country. Legion of Honor members
and MasOns being prominent and the
workings and management OF these so
cieties have been consolidated and the best
points called ont, in order to secure
large and effective membership as soon rs
possible and at the same time keep it Sc
cret. They have been very successful in
the latter regard and it is only with the
greatest labor that anything reliable rs to
its workings can be aSccrtained. Begin
ming in Sedalia and spreading to DeSoto
and Hannibal, Mo-, it was soon
taken up by ST. Louis when it really began
To boom and spread rapidly ClarOndel,
ClarkSyille, Crystal City, Mo-, Belleville,
His, Chicago. Jackson, Mich, Evansville,
Ind, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Rochester,
\. Y, Milwaukee and Baltimore in about
the order named and is now gaining a
strong foot hold in Iowa and Kansas and
other States. With the points named it
has reached membership of over 1900,
over :, 900 OF which are in st. Louis. In
cluded in the membership it Is said are Il
large number of lObOring men, engineers,
conductors and Knights Of Labor who eX-
press q firm allegience to the League in
preference tO any order.
Rev. EdmOnSton, of Sedalia, has been
employed to work the League up all over
the country, and has organized a great
many branches and has committees work
ING in all directions. The principal object
is to prevent labor disturbances and dis
countcnance strikes and boycotts. The
latter comes in for particular cOndemna-
tiOn, committee of the League beimg APP
pointed to investigate all bOycOttS, and
where the employer is found to have been
unjust to let them alone, but where the
employer has given no cause for such eX-
treme measures, then TO 90 to his assist
auce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The decrease of the public debt during
the month of June was $9,0Gl, S97.
The Young Mems Liberal Convention
opened yesterday in Montreal.
The organization of the Monteagle AS
sembly and Summer Schools took place yes
terday.
The first convention of the Ohio Repub'
lican League will be held at Columbus,
August %.
The cheese factory of A. NJ. c. TodSOn,
near Wheaton, Ills, burned. Loss, s., ,OOO
insurance, $500.
c. W. CObleigh, of TempletOn, Mass, was
held without bail yesterday morning, fol
the grand jury, for wife murder.
The President has been invited TO attend
the Missouri State Fair at st. Louis in Oc-
tober. He has not yet accepted.
The COney Island Jockey Club and
Brighton Beach Club, both indicted for
allowing pool selling pleaded not guilty.
The adjournment OF the Ohio Supreme
Court without passing on the Dow liquor
law has put the liquor tax collection i'll
statu quo.
In lit of Jealous frenzy Edwin Bellows
shot his wife twice fatally at Naticoke, Pa,
yesterday. The murderer WIS jailed at
WilkeSbarre.
Miller & Lawrence's tub and pail shop
at Leominster, Mass, burned yesterday
Loss, $50, 900: insurance, $1,000. j.. W.
Browning was badly hurt.
Rev. +. Il. Jones, of Caldwell, o., &
Methodist minister, who is charged with
committing an abortion on Miss Mary
Ward, has been suspended frnm duty, and
church trial has been ordered.
The barking Of August Lindts dos
early yesterday morning, awoke his fam
lily in time for them to escape from thell
burning dwelling ut Chicago with theil
lives
The st. Louis express on the Erie roaC
was wrecked near Susquehanns, n. Yves
terday morning, by misplaced switch
Engineer Rose and Fireman Higgins wer'
badly hurt.
The distillers' meeting in Cincinnati
failed to form pool. 4 truce until July
15 was agreed on, when. if the agreement
is not signed, there will be a whisky Wal
and theprice will fall to almost nothing
ninety-tiye cents, or five cents over tn
Government tax, one prominent distiliei
| thinks.
The American Base Ball Association ha!
made an investigation of the charge
brought by the Cincinnati Enquirer agalns
Pitcher Mullane and the Cincinnati Club
The Association yindicated Mullane ant
| insisted that he and the Cincinnati Club a
once begin proceedings to prosecute tn
parties making the charges.
1t is stated at the White House that ther
is no truth in the report that the PreSiden
has arranged to make tour of the lake
this summer. He has as yet made no plan
for the summer, but it is more than hkel.
he and Mrs. Cleveland will pass their Va
cation In the north mountains of Ney
| York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
IOWA DEMOCRATS
I'm COnventiOn-The Solid PIatfOrnl
Adopted.


DEs MoINEs, IA, July 1.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met here to-day.
G. w. Bell was elected President. The
various committees were then appointed
and while waiting for them to report res
olution expressing the good will OF the
convention towards Gladstone and Parnell
and hoping for their success was passed.
The platform adopted endorses lresident
Cleveland and his Administration; taToIs
honest pension bills but opposes speciai
laws; calls on Congress TO revise the tarlff
laws so as 10 meet the needs of revenue;
payment of the public debt; in favor OF leg
islative adjustment of the labor questions;
denounces the new Congressional distinct
law; demands the Investigation and con-
viction of all male feasance in public Oh
fees; favors the repeal of the prohibitOry
law and the enactment of local option law,
extending to counties and cities the license
adopted. to be not less than five hundred
dollars.
The State Greenback convention is also
in session here to-day, aud has decided IN
favor of fusion with the Democrats
The report of the majority on the liquor
question was adopted, yeas 3S7, nays 2lS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
THE EvANEsCENr TREASURER.
Warrants Ont for Wilson, ihe Default
ers OF the q. & ID. Canal Co.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The heavy de
fllcatiou of the treasurer of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company which WAS
discovered yesterday continue to be the
main topic of discussion in financial cir
cles. Several experts have been set to work
at the books OF the corporation, and they
are so busily engaged to-day in examining
the accounts to ascertain whether the spec,
ulation of James 4. l.. Wilson, the alb
scOnding treasurer. aggregate more than he
acknowledged in his written letter to Pres
ident Gillingham. The latter has sworn out
warrants for the arrest of both Wilson and
Henry V. Lesley, the former secretary ana
treasurer OF the company, charging them
with embezzlemcnt The description OF
Wilson was furnished to the detective de-
partment and tclegraphed to all police dis
tricts i'm the United States, Canada, Europe
and elsewhere. The Chief Of Detectives
believes th3t the fugitiveS have gone to
Canada, and that Wilson Is without means.
The largest holders of cheek of the COM
pany are the United States Government
and the State of Maryland, while the boats
are owned by number of prominent peo-
ple in this city, MOncuTe d. Robinson pos
SrSsinp nearly $500, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
TIIF -wrTCHNIEN.
onrraiinm~ Resumed in the Lake
Shore Yards.


crr,ao. July1.-EuSiuess in the Lake
Chm. ,,rl~ at Forty-third street seemed
.,.r ,rs normal condition this morning
,b,ni, h., been since the strike was inau-
.,,-.,..I There Mas absolutely no excite
,,.r, IN the vicinity Of the round house.
rr,in,~ pulled ont Of the round house and
...,,,,.,.rd their work in the Lake Shore
,.,Is with IT,, detail OF special police. At
.,.,pr - o'clock an engine WAS brought
.,, anal the men were called into active
..-rf,, on.y. more. They were loaded on
ro,fr rr more could find n toot-hold on the
r.,,wn,,y,. which WIS then started
FIR "a. ,to,k yards Several ears
u.g. luI.l for consignment over the Lake
Sa,-.. Yesterday afternoon, and it WAS to
r.sr tl.->. ont taat the engine was sent to
,f.. ,3rl,. Tha~trikerSSti keep clcarOtthe
..ar, und.r the triple influence brought to
I,.,r.u Them hy the fear 81 arrest, the IN
4lrnr,. n' their leaders and the presence OF
tb. I.,1tv ,h,rinS Iymed with injunction
urr. The iniuuCtionS next to the rifles
,r.. t,,. .v,.rpons most dreaded by strikers
rqd thry arc careful to allorl the deputies
to arrest them. At about
I'D o'rlo,.k the stock yards engine re-
,rrgp. from wards with the ears and a
Is,s,, number ut the pinkcrton men. No
rr,TbFr luyiu- been encountered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-02
NOT VETOED.
The President Approves Great
Batch of Bills.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July THE Pres
ident has approved the act to reduce the
fee on domestic money orders, for sums
not exceeding five dollars; the act making
allowances for clerks TO postmasters of the
first and second class pOStorice3; the Mill
tary Appropriation bill; the Agricultural
Appropriation bill; the Army Appropria-
ton bill; the act granting leave OF absence
To employees in the Government printing
Office; the act providing for
the completion of public buildings
at FL Paso, Texas; the act providing for
completing the public building at Hanni-
bal. Missouri; the act providing for pub
lie building at Savannah, Ga; the act re-
lating to the public building at Peoria,
Illinois; the act relating to the public
building at Dcs Moines, Iowa; the act for
the relief of the Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Gulf Railroad Co.; the act authorizing
the CHEYENNE and Northern Railway Com
panv TO build its road across the Fort Rus
sell aud Fort Laramie reservation; the act
providing for additional barracks at South
ern. Northwestern and Western branches
of the National Home for disabled vOlun-
teer soldiers: the act for the relief of the
officers and crew of the light house tender
Iilly