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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15


Train No. 30 mnFe5 connection 50 Keyeville
for Chase GIG a1d Clarhsviils % Greensboro
for DURHAM AMI Raleigh daily except Sunday
aud al points on N0r.h CarOllaa Division, AMI
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train so. 2. makes come ,tlOn Al Drs'ns11ro
Tor halolsh, Goldsnlr1. anl N0rehead ti.y. ~
Salisbury or Ashevile. no. springs, All al!
points In Western N0rrn Carolina: ~ Chariors
with Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta taiirDa
Tor Columbia. Augusta. Aiken, Nharlesteu. ~
VsnnEh, Ihomasylns, Ga, jacksonville, ana
other Florida points. also. vita Carolina Coz
tral railrosi fJr Wilmington.
Trans from the south arrive az hchnonl
e.fE
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DELINagHNr TAxEs

SOL HAAS, Tranic Manager;
PEYION RANDOLPH. General Manager.
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, BBred GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES.
FIRSI.CLASS MEALa
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States MALI
CAPTALE DEYO.
leaves RicRmend overy
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY at
A. N. sfREEr-CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TIME tor above haTrea p,aces, arriving &C Nor
folk about $50 p. a. Returning. the steamer
leaves Norfolk Old Point, and Newport Ncws
90 alternate days, arriving At kehmsnd about
$50 Z. N.
Through tickets 10 aDoye.named points en- sale
on steamer ana at CARRIERS Agency, 100 Main
street. Baggage checked througn.
STATE. ROOMS EN0A6ED FOh LAY
OR NIGHT
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LMAN-cAk sEEYICa.


IiILMAN-CAN SEW Cn.
OnTra.A.S0s. lsaRa - sioep ug-car bstweea
New Ysrs and Tamys Fla. sr.d JacksonYLlee
On Trans Nos. Il and q slo8piag-cars between
Washington sut Char.fsiOn. On TRAN No.
sleepirE-ca between Nasisngton Ani JACK
sOnyDle. On Trala 20. q sl0ePnS-cars between
Jacksonville and Now YORK.
On Trsins NOS q and - sleepine-cars between
Washington aud rhsuAsyillo. ON Trains Nos
IS and 70 sleeplng-cars BETWEEN Washington
and Wilmington
TIE NEW Yohx AM FLORIDA sPEcIAI,
CONSISTING or yNrfsu IL rcbLAAN Cars ONLY,
leave Richmona, south bSnai, AZ 1.S5 I. u. ana
arrive as Petersburg a. 7; n. ca Mondays,
Nednesdsys snd fridays. Leave Petersburg.
north bound, at 7:23 A. II. AID arrive ~ hich.
mond at A. H. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
SATURDAYS.
Extra fare is charged on this ;rsIa.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond. .'io:ss A. NJ I Nsrfsli. I'D 7. "
Richmond 500 ?. ~. korfolk. ..... .s.s5 ?. n.
Norfolx. A. Al. Ikiealraond. .i2O y. n
Norfolk .... 40 2. ". kichsond. SO y. N.
These trains also make clsse connections for
FsrmVille, Lynchburg. sai eotlsa western points
snd all stations GA the serfolk and Western rail-
road, except tho lU:5s train. Passengers foe
supsrinteassat
ED. MYERs, General supsrintsndenL
T. NJ. KNKEsoS. GsAerAl Passenger Agent
EOLs haas, lttAIl 81 ea2tEas ~ -
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IlAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schsdul
commencing FEBRUARY IL isss-sastsrn stand
ard time.
5:g5 A. n leaves Byrd-strest station daily; stops
oDly 81 Ashland, Junction, Milford.
and Fredericksburg. sleeper %
Washingtos. Leaves Westinghouse
Hsw York ~ fi:l0 A. NJ
$40 A. A., leaves byrd-strest station. special
Pullman vs-tsuis train, on which
extra fare u chGrged- kuus Tues
days. Thursdays, aud Saturdays
Makes no local stOBs.
ii:f A. NJ, leaves syrd-ssrses station DAILY. sx-
copt sunday. Leaves W ashingk afor
New York a. EieP. n
epP. ", leaves Byrd-slrest station daily
sleeper 70 New Yerx-
1923 A n. arrives a. Byrd-Ssreet station daily
sleeper frona New lork.
sssP. NJ. arrives as syEd-susst ststioa daily
stops al Prseericssbarg. Milford. AID
Junction SLEEPER from Washington.
7isR ~, arriyes syrs-ssress station, special
extra fare 10 charged. Runs Mon
Gays. wednesdays. aud FftcAyS
Makes no local ssoDe.
,egy. arrives At syr,i-slsses station daily.
except sunday. sleeper sron wash
sgton.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY Eycsrr sUSDAya
amp A. accommodation loayes Byrd-StrcSe
sgafion: arrives - Aanlana al r. N.
tp.P. NJ, leaves xlba; arrives ~ Ashland -
as +. NJ.
SO5A NJ. accommodation. arrives al Byrd
Strest stasioa; leaves Ashland atssci
A. AZ.
n.sP. NJ. strives a, Eiba leaves Ashiana ~
3.i2 r. q.
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
x T. d. MrsRs. seneral supsrinscsdonL ap.
DICHMoND, TREDERfCKSBURa
IN AND PoroAAc kAliRoADI
THROUGH AlI~RAIL fesr.FRKlGHr LINE
10 AND From BALTIMORE PHILA-
DELPHIA, NEW YORK. AND
EASTERN AND WESf-
kkN CffiHS
ONLY rwKLvE HOURS BgrwEKN RICE
Ao>D AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.
corrsspoadingly quick time 70 s,hsr pslasA
Through euls Of Iaa'as lssssa .. isy ssssiyc1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

At clifton Forge with Chesapeake ana Ohio
railway for the South, West, aud Northwest
At Lynchb1rK Hitn hSri0k ana Western rail-
road for AL poiats South, SOuthe aat, anf Souih-
west, and Virginia Midland railway For all points
North ard south
A. Rick aond with Associated Railways Tor sN
poluts In his South. and Richmond, sredorlcEs
burg aud Potomac railroad for the North.
A. Lexington with Baltimore md OhiO rail-
roai, mxking close connections e. hArpors
Ferry 10 sed from Pittsburgh and the West also
10 points North aud KEst.
S'sepipg-eay attached 10 AigM ErprsSs 70 Lynch
ktrg
sioeuing-csrs Lyn'hburg 70 Memphis, NeWOr'
leass. aud Little Rock
Trains nars Ell T iaGy except sunday.
Tickets soh 10 all pointa. OMces: 3lS esr
Main street, 1890 Nam etreeI and at Ricamont
and Alognsny depot Eighth aud CANA streets
john r. MACAUkDO.
NH d General gasjcngorAcenL
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANYITLE RAILROAD,
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEhPFkS on ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.


as p. ". MAIL daily (sxcept sunday
$50 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily Except
Sundavh
i;l5 A n. NIGHT tx PRESS daily Except Mon-
dap.
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Lemon Elixir.

n FLEA5f-7I HNWV17 TI0I-'A'
Rev. @. X. Lynch. publisher Of the AlebGma
Christian Aduocase Birmingham, writes:
travel all ovsr the State; my friends say they
And Dr. MOzleys lemon Elixir most excellent
medicine ny book-keeper aud foreman both
use IL In place OF calOmel. pills, etc.
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.
Dr.. Motley: Dear Sir,-After ten years OF great
suffering from nsigestian or dyspepsia, With
great nervous prostTation aud bllliousness, dis
ordered kidneys AID constipation, have been
cured byfour bottles Of your LemOa Elixir, and
am now a we'll mao. Rev. c. {. DAVIS.
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
No Is Iatnsn street, Atlanta, Ga
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old DOMINION STEAM .rsgsa
~ snip COMPANY s-<s3sse<
FOR NEW YORK

TaIITVa'I -. p. - 49,
Tickets can bo obtained at A. W. Garbers, 1000
Main street: Chess pszke and Ohio aud Rich
mond and Petersburg depots, and ~ company's
/ Offices 1871 Main strsst. aud wharf Rockets
FreiehiJ forwarded AMI throlSh puls vi lsdIns
ssued for points beyond New fork.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond o. MONDAYS,
| TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU RSBA rs, and
/ SATURDAYS by the Chess PsGko and Ohio rail-
way wa Newport News AZ a. Al, and by
Richmond ana Petersburg railroad lsame days.
Al iO49 A. NJ, will make connection at NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN S CO, Agents,
No 1901 Lain street, and
uoq7 Conuauyis wharf ROcGet.A
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

sold BY all druggists. 81; ak fOrfs Prepared onl,
by C. l. HOOD a CO, Apo,hseHries. Lowell, haa'-
100 Doses One Dollar
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

THE tls execution IN tive years in Mad
rid ook place on the ltl when a girl, her
l''v,r end sHa seoosaI'iios Svs-S garroted Tor
murder
Petersburg. Russia, on the 18th killed
seven men
BT an order of court the American Fx-
change in London. with capital of 80
. COO. 900. ". : closed on the 18Th
CHINA advices on the 18Th SOY that the
damages caused al Dacca by the recent tor
ma 10 amounted 10 100. OOOrupees ans that
H. iodies had been recovered from the
ruins and over 1000 injured persons were
in the hospital
ON the lI,h William OBrien, the we'll
known Irish member OF Parliament, was
arrested ina consequence Of recent speech
and taken 70 Luoghrea i2il
WILLIAM CAMERON "a Winnipeg bank tell
er. he'd to the United States on the 18th
with about S3~ 600 of the hanks funds
IEE ao-.th of Nobel, the inventor of dy-
Mantle, occurred at Cannes, France, on the
18th
tDvTCEs of the 1fth from Vienna say that
Herr Mandi. manager OF "a spirit dist llery at
Baah, has discovered an Efficient preventive
OF pie uro- pneumoEia in cattle.
GENERAL BoULANGER was elected to the
French Chawb OF Deputies on the 10Th
from the department OF the Nori by 90
OO0 maIorlty
IHE death Of Matthew Arnold, the cele-
bratsd poet, critic and scholar. occurred on
the evening 81 the 10th in Liverpool of
heart dise-ss He had been fee ing in ex-
cellenl he lth and spirits. and was out for
walk wi d Mrs Arnold vhen dea cnne
upOu HIM. lie was sixtv-seven years of
age.
The British steamer Yena was sunk in a
coil sion on the 49, of Rotterdam, and
ten of the persons on board lost their yes.
SIR poNALo Smith president Of the Bank
of Montreal. gave - 900 900 on the 18th
for the endowment OF the Royal Victoria
College for Women at Montreal
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The New York Assembly on the 18TH
I adopted a resolution providing FOR submit
I ting 70 the people prohibition amend
meut All the Democrats voted against IT,
ON The I2,h thirty monuments foi
Pennsylvania soldiers were located ON The
I field OF Gettysburgh Pa
SIXTEEN passengers from Liverpool were
! prohibit from landing at Boston on the
I l2tl under the provisions OF the Contract
T L4bCr law
4 SHUT DOWN on the 18th by the coke
! producers Of the Couuel .svil,e pa region
threw from SIX 10 seven thOus4nl men ont
I Of worA. Low prices Of coke caused the
f suspz nsiou of work
+ NEAR Falmouth, Mass. forest fires had
si-lz d-.-r-zo Ss.s i.aoF4.
ened destruction 20 the villages in the
vicinity
{ Ok the IL h judge Gordon. Chief Just.c
I Of the Pennsylvania Supreme COur., de-
I cided that saIoOn-keepers were responsible
I for the safety o. their customers. an that
[ If a man was injured or insulted by any one
/ In a saloon. or roughly han lied by the b r
F tender or proprietor. lie could recover dam
ages
A CHANGE FOR the worse in the condition
T OF Roscoe COnkiiug was reported on the
+ 13lh from New York, and there was grea,
4 anxiety among his friends and the doctor.
+ in at endlncs
( JOSEPH BIRDS dwelling al florida. y T..
/ was burned on the 18th. and his wife and
infant child persisted in the flames.
F The First National Bank at ST. townsville
( \. y. was entered by burglars early on the
/ morning Of the 18th and Fiund cred tho
+ vault OF $40. 900 in CASH
4 o. the 18th Roscoe Coukiing was uncon-
+ sCious an day. The doctors said here wa-
no change for the wOI- but all others
coming from the Sick-room reported that
his strength was falling and thar there was
H,tIe hope for his recovery
. Az engine AMI n train collided on the
I 18th on the elevated tracks Of the Penn
I sylv.nia railroad in Philadelphia, and sew
1 enteen persons We're injured, bat none Ia
tally
i MARRIOTT BEosTUs was nominated foI
+ Congress Nv TIE Republicans Of the Nnra
I d.~iTict OF Pennsylvania On the / ith
81 New Haven. Conn. an incendiary fire
+ ON tie 10Th destroyed the brewery OF
Phillip Fre~inius & Sons ana several other
buildings Total loss. 81 "a eco
f Many persons We're on ths I6th cmigrat-
ing to the West, OWING 70 u Shutdown in
f she oil regions IA Pennsylvania
& Is New York the brewery lock out was in
auguratc.i Of che l6.h. an Eve thousand
men were thrown ont of work Tbs action
+ was ken is tbe boss brewers 10 q ss,rOy
the Eoycot aga iuSt ccrta n brewers
THE death o, liz Ibeth Arnold lcolored
4 occurred on b. IL h at Pittsburgh, Pa, q;
E tire age of II~ vears.
+ pEoHmITIoSI-Ts on ia. IGth nominate
1 v D Brickeli for Congress from the
f Tw suty-sscoud district Of Pennsylvania
I aud y Holman from the Twenty third
+ district
/ ON the 18Th Roscoe Conkling passed Z
more cOmfO-tah day and ms physicians
and friends were very much encouraged
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-04-19


Captain Jessie Gauve steamship build er,
! ana Tor forty -four y ears a resident o. Grand
Rapids, died there recently, aged sixty-eght
years.
Two boys, twelve years Of age, sons of
farmers whose lands adioin, quareled on
the way home from school recently about a
disputed boundary question They were
walking on the Ice that fringes the Michigan
shore OF Lake St Clair, and as they clinched
In the fight they fell upon weak place in
the ice and both were drowned
log rolled over a five-year-old girl at
New Hudson. and yet IL did not kill her
Three Imlay City lads walked ten miles
the other day because they lied to a livery
man. One OF them hired horse, said he
was going to use it alone, picked up the
other two and drove of The liveryman
| caught on, followed for ten miles and took
his rig away from them.
Lightning recently fired the depot of the
Detroit, Grand Haven q Milwaukee rail-
road here, burning it TO the ground
The business portion of Vassar was al
most destroyed by fire a few mornings
ago, creating loss of about $50, 600, in
surance. $4,000
In Cheboygan and vicinity there were
one hundred and seventy days of good
sleighing during the past season, some
thing never known before even by the
oldest inhabitants
Forty grain-dealers and millers met at
Grand Rapids recently and organized the
West Michigan Association. The object is
to combine for mutual interes and pro-
tection-especially in the matter of freight
rates for wheat and -four
Ex-Mayor Thomas Hart died at Battle
Creek the other morning aged sixty years
He was present at the christening of Battle
Creek, his father being one of the founders
of the town.
Burt & Hulburt, wholesale jewellers at De-
troit, found the other morning that their
safe had been robbed of between So, 900
and $40. 600 worth of diamonds
The Ravenna passenger depot on the
Muskegon, Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
was struck by lightning few mornings
ago and burned The storm was one of the
most severe for years
Joseph Ill Whipple, ex-president of the
Pembroke Knitting Company of Battle
Creek recently was sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary for embezzlement
A. W. Joslyn's clothing store at Big
Rapids was burglariz ID the other night, and
several hundred dollars worth of goods
were carried of
Midland caused the flooding of thousands
of acres of land, and in Midland many fam
lilies were compelled to move upstairs.
The Detroit authorities have prohibited
the sale of Sunday p psrs in that city after
nine o'clock in the morning
Bay City has citizens committee of fifty
to look after the general wslfare of the
city, and to use their influence in lowering
taxation by doing away with unnecessary
expenses.
The Calumet & Hecla mine has resumed
operations, the fire being al out
The Board OF Trade at Grand Rapids,
commenced business a few days ago and
considerable trading was done. Sessions
VIII be held daily, and legitimate transac-
tons only will be coun1enanced
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MINNESOTA.

During a reccn5 wind-storm at Rochester
che side of Graves livery stable was blown
away. plats-giaBs window was broken a
street crossing was torn up and other minor
damage was done
A ire IT Du.uth n few nights ago de-
stroyed the office OF Senator J. d Howard
and two houses adjoining, Loss S14, 600,
with no Insurance The Senator nearly
lost his lie in eudcavoring to secure val
liable papers
Near Wdtaryllc, the house OF a Mr. Ster-
ling wa wrecked in a recent gale and two
of his children We're killed.
Duluth gamblers must quit the business
May l.
A large barn containing eighteen horses
was destroyed by fire at Faribault the other
night Only two of the horses were got
ten ont, and a large amount of bay and
grain and several carriages were also con-
sumed
r. B. Forrest, a Minneapolis lawyer, re-
Gently sued Shaw, Flanagan, Sullivan.
Tanner and Blake, the big five of the gam
bling fraternity of the Twin Cities, for 5000
lost at faro and the Jury gave him ver-
diet for 1898 .i3
Pipestone can now be virtually called a
prohibition county All the representa-
mo licens :" and the county commission
crs have fixed the county license at 81, 800,
practically forcing the license towns to
abandon their saloons
A schedule Of the condition of the in
solvent Church & Graves Manufacturing
Company at Minneapolis shows assets
@J6, 470 IS, and liabilities Sl44 12S. 10
AT Cannon Falls few afternoons ago
the big gorge in the river went out, and
shortly after q large bran and store house
above the Gregg mill went over the dam
with a fe rful crash
young man, nance unknown, stopping
at the Canada HOUSE in RcswoOt Falls.
committed suicide by cutting his throat
recently Cause, temporary insanity
J. G White. : commercial traveller, del
at the HUFF House in WnOna Il few nights
ago of Rheumatism Tie Odd Fellows at
tended him lie leaves a wife and two
children at NJ r'boro, n II, where his re-
mains were sent
The water IN Buffalo river. near Sabin,
overlooked the other day, clusng farmers
Living near the river 20 leave their homes
Some stock was lost
Tee ice IN the river at Zumbrota went out
n few days ago, taking HuAert's mill-dam
and two br dyes az that place an two
bridges at Forest Mills, entailing : loss of
So. 600
The War Department viii discontinue the
indications Office at 81 Paul on Apr 80.
Louis Hospes, pres dent of the First Ma
tional Bank of Saltwater, died the other
morning at his homo in that G V.
The St Paul Chamber OF Commerce re-
cen 1ypassed resoIu ion protesting against
the proposed removal Of the duty from Il *
see1 an fl xseed oil.
William Klein prominent citizen OF St
Peter, died few d Tvs ago Deceased was
a member OF the City Council for the last
twelve years ana was one OF the pioneer
settlers of tn Minnesota valley
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Grand Forks has musical society which
at each musicale presents nor on pens
ing musical programme, bu- also biograph-
ical studies OF great composers
Good farm hands are reported scsrcs in
various parts of Dakota
Judge Francis has relted new judicial
subdivision OF the Sixth Judicial district 70
be known as the Ninth subdivision. and
| compose OF the county OF 30 tineau
At jamestown the other day . double
wedding occurred, he bride OF the one GER
emory and the groom Of the other Icing
brother and SIS er
L. DO niger, a f5rmer living miles
south Of Watcrtown, dropped de "a q heart
disease recently while irving to discover a
supposed Ire in his housa
Too Mime polls s. Louis road
| brought tie first train into Wa'ersown a
few days ago since January 10 owing TO
the snow blockade
Brooking College has received the first
instailmen. OF =, 500, approx rated ~ Con-
gress for experimental purposes
At Huron recently " T. 4 Bnsin I'll, cd
tor OF The DIkJtl Far5aer nd secr 'tary OF
the Dakota Agricultural Association, got
his ,.t nand badly mashed in CYLINDER
prin ing press He would lose half Of his
nan
pract.cI Iroom- corn MIN says that
broen-corn is tatcessful and profitable
Grop W Dskota
Department Commander Hammond, of
the Grand Army 81 the Il public, announces
the foi.ow M as his star : S Psniion,
Assistant Adiatgnt-Generai. slton; n.
Hurl Assistant on erma ter-Genert
Re5field. y Nash. CJiet Mastering ON
Ger. Canton; ,. NJ. Thomas. Ass.s-an. ln-
spactor- General, Huron; ) Palmer
Judge A iyDc T.. Sions Fails
John Murray carries off the palm for Co
ing the first garden pillow NJ in sioux Falls
He didn't encounter any frost and says tie
ground j dry enough TO WORK with rake
The Methodist ladies OF Rapid City serve
dish az church sociatlrs which they call
Methodist chicken PIE II Is very popular
About six months ago one Dr. \. Nor
risen arrived N Sioux Falls and formed a
partnership with Dr. G. II Fu'ford, He
skipped for parts unknown the other day,
accompanied ~ the wife OF cltizen OF
Sioux Falls Morrison has wife At Spokane
Fails. ". T.
Bslcher. ON trial at Bismarck on the
Charge of robhing the Northern Pacific
ticket-offiee. has been acquitted dc VS.
the man who Jumped his bonds and went
10 Montana. bat was brought back on a
rcqEisition
The post once at Bestia has been di1con-
tinued
The body Of Fgbert Wilkins. a farmer.
who persisted IN the great blizzard. WIS
found the other day lear Aberdeen
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The News Of the Week.
n TELE0RAPH AND NAIL.
FIFTIETH CoNGRFSs.


WEDNESDAY. April 1.-The bill for the
! admission of the State OF Dlkota and for
the organization OF the Territory OF North
dakota was further considered in the
senate Bills were passed 70 purchase OF
the widow and children Of the laUe Geners
James Shields certain swords at a sum moi
exceeding $40. coo: the Military Academy
appropriation bin. and the bill for the
erection Of monument 70 the memory ol
General Joseph Warren. who fell at Bunker
hilL >lastor morrill, YL) spoke in oppo-
s.tiou 10 the Presidents rifT policy and
the siills Tarif bill Ia the House The dead
locS over the j. rect-Tax lin sin cont .nued
THURSDAY. April Il In the Senate the
bill for Tire admission OF the Stlts OF
South Dakota ami for the organization OF
I tie Territory Of North Dakota was further
considered, bus 10 action was taken Ad-
lourned 10 the lj-h In he House the on
ponents Of the Direct-Tax bill succeeded IN
breaking the deadlock and in rOstponing
the further consideration of the Till until
the December session
FmDaT April I3 The Senate was not
IN session IN the House numerous re
: ports o. private character were submit
ted and hIli for the p yment OF a claim
OF several hundred dollars for the occupa-
ton q csr5aia property in Memphis rs
Z AhitrA H--tt-s itrof Ia 4 SOL Mas discussed
at great length st the evening session
hfty-iiya pension bills were passed
SATURDAY April Il There was no ses-
SION OF th- senate Ia the House the
fcliOwiag tjLis were Teferred: For the
relief 81 soldiers ana sailors who enlisted
and served IN the army aud navy dur NJ
the rebellion under assumed names, 10 re-
lieve purchaser, Of aud to endemuifv cer-
tain States for swamp and oyeriiowed lands:
granting increased pensions 10 soldiers who
have lost both hands. granting pensions TO
eX-so.dierS aud sailors who are incap lcitatei
Tor manual lahor and providing pens ons
for dependent relatives OF deceased soldiers
and sailors
MONDAY. April l6-In the Senate NJ.
SpOOncr spoke in favor Of the admis-
sion of ihe S-ate OF South Dakota ana for
the organization OF the Territory Of North
Dakota a biIi was introduced granting a
pension O. "a. GOO wear 10 the widow of
CEicf-JTsJICe Waite Me- ees We're re-
'eiycG ts"m the President vrto'ng the acts
granting pensions 10 Hannah K Langdon.
3 s;ssr 7 u,dsid and La1ra g. Wright, sol
diers widows In tie House a resolution
was adopt / providing that the Secretary
o. tie Treasury may apply so much Of the
Surplus g, he considered proper To the pur-
chase and redemption Of tonds