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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

JUDGING from the way the Republic
can papers are ''going for" Senator
Kenna's Democratic campaign book, we
are Of the opinion that it is II very able
and scorching document.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

Tue State Senatorial convention for
this district has been called TO meet at
Berkeley Springs on the 30th. There
are numerous candidates, both from
jefferson and Berkeley counties, and the
important question is asked: To which
county does the Senatorship belong? 1t
is the opinion of many persons in this
county that Berkeley gave her chance
away at the last convention, and that
Jefferson can justly claim the next Sen
ator. We believe she is entitled to it,
and we hope our delegates will see that
she gets it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
For Sale or Exchange.

NOR sale, or will exchange for good horses
i A CLYDESDALE STALLION six wears
old. imported from Canada by McMaster Bros,
Veterinary Surgeons. Hagerstown and Fred
erick, Nd, Graduates of Ontario, VETERINARY
College, Toronto, Canada.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

QUEEN VICTORIA has telegraphed her
sympaGhies to the Charleston sufferers.
But she did not telegraph them any
help In the way of II contribution. The
Queen, like Barkis, is ga little near
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

We notice the name of DIR. j. ID.
Starry, of Jefferson, is being used by
the Democrats as probable candidate
for State Senate. We desire to say that
any party may feel honored by the can.
didacy of suclian honorable, intelligent
and worthy gentleman.-Nartinsburg
Independent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

AT the approaching election in No
vember the voters of this county are to
express an opinion as to whether they
desire five County Commissioners-one
from each magisterial district-or that
there shall be the same number as at
the present, that is, three. We believe
there will be large majority in favor
of one commissioner from each district,
for then no district will be without rep
resentation, and the people can have
their commissioner to look after their in
terests and attend to their needs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.

A LARGE LOT, with one Double and one
IA Single Dwelling House. Good well OF
water, great variety Of Fruit, good Stable,
Smoke House, and other buildings. The 10
cation Is excellent. On easy rerms. For fur
Their particulars call on OF address,
FLEMING q SNYDER.
Real Estate Agents. Shepherdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

The combiua ton, proportion, and process
IL, II, preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla. are peculiar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

The Democratic Congressional con-
vehtion for the first district Of West
Virginia met at Clarksburg on Tuesday
and nominated Judge John Brannon,
of Lewis county, on the ninth ballot.
This is wise selection, and there is
strong probability that Judge Brannon
will succeed General Golf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

The cranks who have been swimming
the Niagar. rapids and jumping from
the Brooklyn bridge should go to
Charleston and buck against the earth
quake. That would he good test of
their "nerve.''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

The Democrats Of the third District
of West Virginia have renOminated
Hon. C. p. Snyder for Congress, and
the Democrats have put Judge j. ii.
Brown against him. Mr.. Snyder beat
Mr.. Brown once before, and we reckon
he can do it again. Wen bet on the
name, Phillip.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

WHEELING finds that it cannot get
along without gas. The Legislature was
moved from that place to Charleston,
and Immediately the Wheeling folks
made arrangements to have natural gas
piped from Pennsylvania. And they
say the gas they now have is vastly the
better.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
PUBLIC SALE.

7'HE undersigned, ExecutriX of ID. ID. Pen
i dleton, deceased. will sell at public sale,
at her residence. near Shepherdstown, on the
Kearneysville pike, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

A STATEMENT has been going the
rounds of the newspapers that Public
Printer Rounds has employed as many
Democrats in the office as Republi cans.
Public Printer Rounds started the yarn,
which is untrue. There is not q DEM
ocratic foreman in the office, and, until
Cleveland was elected, there were very
few Democrats in any position. This
will be verified by any one who is ac-
quainted in the office. A shaking up
of dry bones is greatly needed there,
and we are advised that Mr.. Benedict,
the new Public Printer, will see tina.
the shake occurs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

A NUMBER of prominent manufactur-
ers from all over the country recently
held meeting in Chicago to consider
the subject of convict labor and devise
means Of employing prisoners confined
in the psnitentiaries. Communications
from wardens of penitentiaries in vari-
Gus States showed that the boot and
shoe, wagon-making and stocking man
ufacturing interest were mostly inter-
csted in the labor question. The chair
man said that 1t was impossible to COM
pete with convict labor under the pres
ent system. He thought it might be a
good idea to adopt suggestion offered
him by prominent manufacturer, who
eaid that convicts should be confined as
they are at present, but that all machin-
cry should be taken out, leaving the
convicts to manufacture goods on the
'old system" That idea would encour-
age honest young men to learn trades.
Another idea, and the speakers favor
tie one, was to put the prisoners at work
in improving and >macadamizing the
public roads.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
PUBLIC'SALE.

n, HE undersigned, Administrative OF the
estate OF James Cook, deceased will sell
at public sale, at her residence near Union
vile, on
Saturday, September 25, 1856,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
GEO. K. LEWIS,
AND JEwELEa,

has located permanently in Shepherdstown.
and would call the attention Of the people 10
the following facts: Promptness and tho
roughness In the execution and delivery Of
work. All work to give satisfaction or no
charges exacted. Parties having Watches,
Clocks or Jewelry TO be repaired, would do
well TO give him call, as his long experience
in the businessleads him to believe that the
citizens need not go or send out OF their own
town or community to have their work done
satisfactorily.
Shop removed TO II. G. Martens new build
ing, opposite j. l.. Richard q Son.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
SALT! SALT! SALT!

lust received q car load of fresh Salt In
- Guiding Fine. Liverpool. g. A.. Dairy and
Rock Salt. W.N. LEMEN,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
Full Line Of Feed

of all kinds, and the patronage Of the public
W.N. LEMEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10

Yours, ANXIOUS to please,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-10
@ @ A 7 ]

at prices to suit the times. Coal will be
promptly delivered to any part OF the town.
All varieties kept on hand. The public Is in
yited TO give "A trial of the celebrated
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

One of the fznnieat sights ever aaW
0ocurred IN q Chioago tbsaief. Mr. kn.
espe Field, Tie brilliant and notable
iaaFnaiist, came into the theater late
and dropped into an aiale seat. Several
Tess bekind him was large and moroae-
locking iriahmau, with q nina-inch
moulh (tn repoee) and iambHeqnil ol
rcd WhiskeFA h bad the soiamnify %
q dyspeptie EzYpaiAn kphyuz. A hu-
uoF0as iius was raad on tie slaaa and
lha audisBes Uttered aliahiiy. After al
the laaahtsF bad did away there sad.
denly arose from Mf. Fieid'a ttroat .
eassade q laughter that miRht haFe
beeu aimOsl aEyihinn, FROM he ess.atio
a5hherfu9 a. a raanlaa nnfano. .anfana "a
the Ruunrai and unotuo1a gnraiinR Of q
tuFkey aobbier IL 8 dist4n9 meadow en
= sgfiI fnmmoF night Ths sectors balked,
ghs orchestral leader shseied abont in
hia chaig, tbs andienesia heada fuFued
and 3 thousaud ewes uoE4 tafned up0n
Eaeens Eisld- With an expra1alo1 ~
abisst hoEEof On his mobile faes NJ.
Fed urnsd nrognd and stared e ths
fFi1hman- That nahappy man e4u Ne
batteTy 81 geina sad blurtsd COS q de
ciaimeF tn Q troaue tbat 81 tha ho1sa
h roaR, and, 81 the hiaht q he exnilo-
m1nf. tbs whimaieai hamoxial who hnd
eansed al ths eommctign wiskdFtw and
eaimig want back - his desk - Gnish
hts niaht's work Nhen . aebeDa can
hsexesated as oisgsFig and eFasafally -
that SO. RuyinR may b sid = beoo1aa
q ene arA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23
VALTABLE PTPz.

10 1723 there lived IN Peslh, The capt.
tel Of Hungary, Karoi Kowatas, 9 shoe
maker, whose ingenuity 10 cutting and
arvina wood, etc.. brought him ii con-
kaea With Count Andraasy, ancestor of
the present Prime Minister Of Austria,
with whom be booa 4 9 q faFoFlle. The
Count, on his return from q mission 70
Turkey, brought with him . large piocs
Of uhiiish clay. which had bsen pre-
ssnsea b him as . curiosity on account
Of ita extraordinary light spsoi8s gray-
ity. Itstruok The shoemaker thai. being
for pipes, aa Il would absorb tbe nioo-
tine. The exporimen4 Was tired, and
KaFol cut q pipa for she Count and one
for himaalf. Bat In puRunia Of bic trade
be could not keep hia hands clean, and
many q piece Of wax becsme attasbsd
% the PIGS. The clay, howeFef. instead
q assnminR dirtv appssEa zee, as was
nat1fally 20 Be supposed, uhea kar0l
Wipod it OF received. ghefeveF the wex
had touched q, . clear brean polish,
instead Of TIE dali white it previously
had. AttFibuiinR this ohanRs - tbs
tint 70 The proper source. be waxed the
whole anrfsoe, and, polishing the pipe.
again smoked Il, when b. noticed hOw
admirably and beautifuiiy IL oolorsd;
also how much more sweet the pipe
smoked after b Ina uaxed. KAFsl had
struck the smokinG philosophers atonei
and other noblemen, bearing of the
woodarful properties Of this sinQular
apeaies of clay, imported i 10 consider
aole quantities. for the manusaoture of
pipsss The natural scarcity e this
mnah eateomed article, asd ths great
cost Of ila transportation 10 These days
Of limited faoIlities, rendered its use
exclusively eouhned 10 the richest 10.
rupean nablomen until 1880. when Il
beoAms q more general artiols ef trade.
fhe fFsi mseFBehaam pipa mads By
KAsol k0wates has been preserved 10 the
museum af Psslh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

woman, uhsas pretty hands are he.
ine ruiBed b. Washing Ia hard uataf,
writes % ask : remedy.
water saa Be easily nuffauad 81 fac
drnps % ammonia. o., what is better. 3
small lnmp of bofax. warn water, in
Bhio1 enough boFax bas boen dissolved
70 maks The w1teF feel q littls aliDpegy
when pressed between the shumha and
ths anaesa' is very good Tor washing
Ne hands.
Hands keps dirty are nsvsr smooth
and white. Absolate cloanlinssa i
necessary.
Many people Who DO noi uork uash
theif hands bat seldom. Ihs day's
aco1muistisn of dirt Il allowed %
remain On tbe hands aii niaht. Upoa
rising, The haada are waahod Ia ooid
aales.
The posseasoF wonders whg, uhen
she does ne WoFk, her hands do noe
look auy bsttsr, Il a. veil aa her anam-
bernaiG'B
The hands shcald always ha wsahsd
IN wafm eoapsads before going 10 hsa.
White soaps are fho nfest. HiqhI3
ecluted and ooicftd SOAPS are almo11
iugarlaoiy m4de from rancid aud BAD
smelling fals.
After fhe hands are thof0aehlg driad,
use g few dF5ps from 3 bottle of mixea
Eiyeerlne and eamphoI, which yoar
dfnRRisi can pEepa16 for y0a. Dtnp Is
into ihs pelm q tie hamd and Fub Is o.
tha handa.
Thls . an thas viii b. necessary 10
show a dae&aad imuFovamnut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23
EASTERN NEWS.

"""M
Nnw TonK. July ~ The nrst bale OF
nsw crop h0pA, known e. = -PalmeF Seed
llnRa.n grown at CoopeFsaown. N. r.,
secsiVed 81 the Proaaos Exchange by J 1.
E. ocott = %. yesterday, waa bouRhs By
the Long Island 4 New York Ale Brew
ine Company ~ 80 CENTS per poaad.
Esag Peaaing Claims nlspsasa ef.
WAsumGroN, July S2-Tho lonQ
pending LabRa and We'll claims were
nnaily disposed Of By tie Foreign AZ
fairs COmmittoe Of she honaa today.
Eae fesnlntion In regard 10 the Lahga
claim viii be reported adversely By
Representative 6inalaton. That com
miltee refuses b sanction iia Feopsa-
inR.
Ths Galasss overaas.
BosroN. july 23.-The Eaaiish yacht
Gelatea has not yea been sighted. She
has been out more than tseaty four
days. Ordinarily she should maho The
passage from Southampton 20 Marble
head In twenty one days Allowing tWo
days delay on acoount Of foas and
bead Winds, she should have been In hy
Tuesday.
A Failhlsss Treasurer.
BosToE. July 22.--The directors Of
the LsWall Bleachery. = large and
wealthy concern, removed Samuel g.
Smelling frem the once q Treasurer,
which be has held for twenty Eve years.
A COMMITTEES 30 investigate his aa5ounts
vas appointed. lls chairman said the
depassd Treasurer has been guilty of
grave irregularities. TIE amount Il not
known. and Il may be anywhere from
800. 200 10 $4,000.
The Vermans Democrats.
MOxIrEEEHR (Yk), July y. - The
Democratic state Convention met o.
dag. s. B. Shurtlelf, Of Montpelier, and
2. N. Meldon. Of Rntland, we're nom-
mated fer Governor aud Lieutenant
Governor respectively b . unanimeus
Baseball.
omoAeo. July 22.-ohioaGO "A, kan
DsrsoTT. JuIy a2.-DssrOis 10, 81.
Bosrsz. JaIy 2a.-BOsiOn 10. wash
NV Yonr. Jaly 2a.-Esw York 2.
Philadelphia !.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23
FOREIGN.



LONDON, July 22-0aptsin Foster. aa
g witness In the Crawford Dixie case.
today admitted thet be bad been guilty
OF adultery with Mrs. Crawford. he
onos quarFelsd With Sir Charles aRd
called MIN q liar, seoundrel aud COW
ard because be bad secretly attempted
10 iniegrupt the relations between Mrs.
Crawford and uitnrsA he also attsmpt-
Cd 70 thFash Sir Charles bat decided at
Mrs. Rogerson's entFeaty not 70 do 80.
Mrs. RoQeFson vas here recalled. She
denied tie statements Just made b.
Captain Foster
Matthews thsn addressed the iaEy In
bshAlf OF TIE pssisianeT. Crawford, ths
lawyer described. aa 'sthe oniy one Who
emerRod clean from amidst this pientt-
ful throwing 0f foaiest mad" Tue law
veg ridicnled Dilke's raxsou for remain
ing silent daring the progress Of tue
trial. when there vas proonoed
aaafusl him atroDg damaging eVi-
dsnos Of brutal adaltery. Mastheus
did NOS mince matters. he described
thinRs IL q vegnacalaF With saah power
a. 20 intensely excite Dixie. Who BE-
came lurid with rage and twice i1mped
% his feet and naaayed 20 npeak, which
ehe Judge prevented him from doing.
Matthews, continuine. referred With
infanss uoorn % sFrenehihed Sloan
street oreiss,S and said that no man
Who vas not 60 bsutalizsd as 70 Be Lost
to all shame would ast as Sir Charles
had done in then. "Whers.n asked
ths LAWYER, els Fanny. wbo is accuse
of sharing in The orgies ghiie this younR
married wuman, Who uaa betrayed and
danraaed into them is being bald 90 %
infamv before the whole E0gliah speak
inn woFid3 After minislertn1 10 the h0R-
rShie lust ef Dixie. Fanny has vanished.
she darsd not appear bafoFe tkis 1aFy.
Cammenisne upon tbs apparent pFesent
laek Of sansitility manifested by Mrs.
Craafard. Mathews said, "D5uhaieas
ths last spark of shame eRd respset 10
Nm. CraufoFd expired AFTER the visits
80 made 70 Ddksis hoasa.
ne HmpsHssnea Ameraeaa EaItor.
HI PAso TEX }. Juig 2-In regard
% TIE case Of C1ftinz. the American
editor, Who ia impgiaannd IN . Mexican
iafl a Pano del Norse fsF hAxiag eanEsa
% he pabiishaA il "a b Paso pager a.
articls which attacked rival Aexio "a
editor at Psao asl Nora. ne following
dispstsh has aous oFeF the wires %
WRshinrtou;
Hsa. r. p. Bavzrd, Washingtsn. d.
Che Mexican Goxsrnmsnf refuses
% giss - C4tiine. Wis further N
saFnnstuna. 1acEsu1. GlAiHlsr.
Ths auara ersand ths iail IL uhiah
Cnsttnn 4 e1nHnmo hes been asFsngi1
ansd. and ia additioa b ifo auldinEl
/ frum ChihunkuA, q h isaEned to4as
/ ehnf 8 susnial train 10 on ila way 40 ~
Nexfsan CenttAi R&tl9ay with rein
/ foruemants fer TIE Paso Del Nurte RAF'
rfsuB. Iha sxsiisnaat = inssase hefs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

and a1mn e ChThuahna nns Paso DeE
AeEze t1a ExciftuGua - e fever Aeaas
and t5e 4azhoFilfsa pEelEnd - teaF e.
9zseck. Al niG1e Ne Garfl1s1 80 kepl
1a1aE 1gDE sd sFeFg m1n 80 esald
eazrE aEsea w19 rEEsald ina fhe 1ezxteo-
1aes petrpilea the siresla p laxRe
handa.
as midniaht, Wien thssa uaxifks
preparations weEe RslnG an. Gzattn4 wz4
aroused fFom his sleep and ordered 10
dreEa. H waa tAken befgEn tha Msxi-
1an 5adR8. CaElenada. and infoKma8
fkat - or1eE bad beeu feaelged fEom
the HapzEme Cuart e uhihnahea oE1eF.
ing HIN - - admitted - eail. oas-
tt1R 1eniiDed this. 1lylnR t1a4 he was
IL tha haads of be G1FsEnneut and
Wo1id q nothinQ exeept b difeelion ol
lha AulEE1oal OunEul, uho e3Eieed
Cultls0 b tgnoEe Ne Ioeal
judge altaeetheE. This moFninR Cat
ting was called 10 and naAsd ~ Jn1na
Oastena6a, Where Do gou FssldeG~ He
FHplie& that he waa N Amekioan. but
resided b Paeo Del Norta. He va
aaked Aia obieot i1 appealina 70 tie
Uniteo States 0oEernmenk. eating -
piled that be ignored the Judge end bis
oouRi ailogstheE. He vac then taken
back e jail.
RFshabis oEorshrsw ef Bir SsAn mae-
donald.
OTxAwA (0nk), July 9a.-Tha ayas
Of shs Canadians Rsa being gradually
opens6 10 kho politioal enExuRtinn on
tna part of the Legislature, and eazs-
oiallg ine msmbaEs Of Sir John Mao
donaidas Oabinea. Ihe npproaohinR
general elootion vii probably unasat
ne present ministry. Mr. ohaqEon.
VIA 3 Civil Esrgiea ompieyes. h5ie-
ing the position of GoGornmsnt trans
latoE, and who knows WheFeof he
speaks. sid. altar . grand ma4 meet
inc at LonRuenie. on 6unday iass. thai
be vas exposed b younR RiEls being en-
pi0yea In the Government balldana In
Ottawa. He dsnounced the system
used Ia engaging them, Whieh does not
rate their intellaotuai capacities. bat
theiF beaaty. He oandsmned the sys-
ten, and hinted atronQiy Of criminal
aels o. the part of memoora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

La MAno0rzE--It i safe 20 say that
bad AudrAn bsen present q RFys's
Opsra Houss lssi svsninR and witneaed
the usodaesion Of bis favorita and most
sncessnfui opera, Ia Maseutea. ~ he
Cassno OpsEa Compmny be weaid hays
fsif sdl6ed. No more entoyanas pfeaan-
tatisn of tha pises hsa ever been place1
on sar bnardG Miss Loufss MAafEsds .
Bssstna 9as aIi that ersss q sctinG and
aseetness e voiea and eofFeet coneep-
tioa eoaId maka 4. ukils blDDo, fsDdeF-
e b Mr. PYks uan. beafinz = allGnt
wassF IL he Fegistsf. al tai eaald y
exppcfsd. Tha efuleaqna 0Eimaaea and
drul eharaabsss Of Mr.. }. j. keIly, a.
Issranns. mnd Q. J.. Bishop's ksssp wess
moss sflan oKealiana. knepinR he nudi-
anas ID c1nasAnf laaGhseR the sFnntna
ahrsnah. The eoDpaBE dianande4
hsra. uone laasinR for Portland thta
muFnsng Ard the others - ~ - san
Rfansiss0 b ~ Q1eon taezg-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

"Do yoa Ike sipteE. NJ. Liisusiisf1
Nos very much. ffaddia.n
Ihen Wy % yoa always 80 riding
% q ooId dayf
dealt wbaf makes yeu tbink sof7
Why, sister CIara sid q uoaid -
ooid dag When yua edeFed % take any
Rifi bagRy Fidine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-23

Wkszuoruz. JAY -Hatoh. a.
Ml1onri. from tha Commltaee % Aari-
culeanA raporte1 haak as 4 matter az
pElalla9s, tha olecnar4Arina bill. With
tne 3enaAe amendmanfa.
1ha Speaker hald thar ihs Kepogt vas
nct . pzlvtiaRed one and declined % en-
HsEbsst, of Alahama, ross % eall ~
tbe nasal in1rea1s biil. bna fsarino thsf
tee friends Of ~ oleon narNarina bill
1u1ld mite ana vuta aaains1 hin. with
drtN : Tor NJ praaenl. and ~ Speahaf
rfqee1deo % call ths oomnnittssz Tor ra-
porle, wien ine following was Submitted
b nooksE, Of Virginia, from kha Com
miftee % dadioiaRy; CaliiaN npnn tie
Attorney GoneF4i Zee iniormasisa a. lo
Mnat aotlon waa taken under tha Joint
Ee1olaiion epprupod April "a. 1861 for
ne protection of he infsrasf 81 tie
Gofted States IN TIA union Paci6a and
Oeatrnl Paoi6o Railways.
1he House calendar uas taksn up by
hatah. of Missouri q ths Comnittae
% Agriculture. on tha olsomsFRarina
hill uilh TIE Senate anendmanta. with
the Focommendation thas thar hs ron
ouEfed. Il vas referred b. TIE Commil.
tes u TIE Whole, WHARF, a takas ia
piaoo q the foot of tna aalundar and
uhete a can only BE- rsaehed hy lAyine
aside The Morrison and Randall tariH
bills and one o. two intsgnAl revenue
Mr. Herbert again called up The
special order and Mr.. Hafeh AGAIN
Isised he Qneation Of oonaideration.
de1lrlng 20 90 into q Commislse of ~
Whoie lor he conslderalien of the cleo
naaRRatina bill.
Ihs House refused 70 consider tie
navy increase bill o. inter stata com.
n1ezce ball, aud then went into Commit
ZEE of the Whole On the revenue bill.
TIE ohieci being 20 reaah the oisomar.
RaElne bili. and MogTison's eth giving
nollce ot The teTminalion of She He
uaiian treaty. Bills relative 3 revenue
we're laid aside.
Tue oonmittss FOss and ths House
adioaEned.