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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
WIDOW MORLEY AND HER CATS
Cassdfans Kick on Account Of the eeea-
liar Old Lady's Pets.

MONTREAL, Que, July ls.-Widow Nor
ley. who had some trouble with the Mon.
tresl courts last year, her neighbors taking
exceptions to q large number Of osts which
she Kept in her residence Oil Stubert-st, has
again come 10 grief on account Of these
pets. After leaving the city she had her
ool0ny transported 10 81. Laurent. but the
residents tbefe also took dislike 10 90
large feline population. 30 much 60 that
they caused the Municipal Council 10 nctiiy
her landlord that the nuisance must dissp-
pear The landlord has in consequence
instituted proceedings against the widow 10
expel her from the premises. NheE the
court bsilin went TO seize the csts he only
caught thirty out Of some seventy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
FLAMES IN CHICAGO.
A Loss of Some 100000 by Fire Yes
terdsy.

A Loss of Some s4oo, 900 by Fire Yes
terdsy.
CHICAGO. July 1s.-This morning about
IL, flames were discovered on ono of the
upper floors of the five-story building, 156
Waback- k-ave., occupied as a piano ware
house by Julius Bauer. Half an hour later
the destruction of the buildinS was COM
plete. The building was owned by
John Dekoven. His loss is put
at Sl25.000. partly covered by $780,
900 insurance. Bsuer's stock was
valued at about $50, 900. The Stand
and musical company had SIS. 900 worth of
goods in the building. These and $50. 900
worth of automatic musical contrivances
owned by Pferdner. Praf & Co., were
burned. The Chicago Carpet Company
suffered several thousand dollars loss.
which with other losses will make o total
of some 800 0O0 Fully insured
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Iron Men Dfsbsnd.

PrTTsBURs, July IS.-The Western Iron
Manufacturers Association was formally
dissolved today. At meeting Of the Con-
ference Committee a resolution was adopted
disbsnding the committee and sbsolvine
the members of the Association who have
not signed the Amslgsmsted scale, from
ali pledges. also suihsrizing them to act IN
an individual capacity regarding the start
ing Of their works. The general resumption
will probably take place IN . few days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
GLASS MEN MEET.
They VIII All Vote for Hsrrison-The
Mills Bill Discussed.

They VIII All Vote for Harrison-The
Mills Bill Discussed.
New YORK. July lS.-The American As
sociation of Window Glass Manufacturers
met today in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. fifty
members being present and others being
represented. The association includes all
the leading msnufsct urers of the country.
President L. l.. Bodine, of Philadelphia,
presided. The chief topic of discussion
was President Bodine's report on the con-
dition of trade and the effects which would
result from the passage of the Mills BILL
which proposes to reduce the tarif1 on win
dow glass from 20 TO 25 cents box.
President Bodine said TO the reporters
that the passage of the Mills bill would
shut off every blast in the country. Even
under the present tariff, he said, . reduc-
tion of wages would have been necessary
but for the starting of new plants. He did
not know of a member of the association
who would vote the Democratic ticket this
Fall, though many of them had been
Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
H.whin. for Governor of Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July le.-The gubor-
nstorisl State Republican convention nomi-
mated Samuel W. Hawkins. OF Carroll
county, this evening for Governor on The
second ballot The platform endorses the
nominees and platform OF the National con.
vention and fsvors strongly the Blair Bdu.
cation bill and boldly denounces the con.
vict lease system.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Custom T.ilsr. I'm session.

DErEoIT. July ls.-The Custom Foreman
Tailors' Association OF America, Is in ses-
sion a. the Cadillac Hotel for the remainder
OF the week, having begun this morning.
This Is the fifteenth semi-annuAl meeting.
The ASSOCIATION was organized with . mem
bership OF twelve and now mas one Of 4i6,
from AL parts of the country. Their object
Is 10 promote the interests of the trade and
interchange artistic ideas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
DETROIT GETS THERE
AND IS NOW TEN POINTS AHEAD
Ths siuExsrs Shut Chieago o0t ana Take
the Lesd-ko Other N.ties~J 6snnss
Pl.ysd-sunusry Of the Ira
state ss.aass.

Yesterday Was great day fer the cham
pions- Detroit shut out their visitors in
the postponed game by q score Of - q.
and thus hoped up 10 the top Of the
schedule. with a percentage OF o46. while
Chicago is Ten p0ints behind. No other
games were played. there being rain al
Pittsburg, 80 the other points remain the
same
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

Mr. CLxxESs. July ls.-ChArles Seaman,
an actor by profession. shot Louis Weiss. .
hack driver, st The Club saloon, in this
city last night The ball entered Weiss
body. between the shoulder snd nip. where
il still remains. Seaman was under the iE-
huence OF liquor at the time. Weiss con-
dition is serious and Seaman is in jail
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

JAcxsox. Mss. July Is-Hou. Putnam
Dsrssn. enc Of tie orizinss0rs Of the
Grange movement in Mississippi, and the
present. Grand Master 0f the National
Grange ~ he United Ststes. died e his
residence yesterday ~ Fsv@Fte Jefferson
county. Ms. q fax- He wss pranin ent
IN kissiSsippi politics, a1d receiFed far
ierinx v0ss Tor Governor e. TIE lsst State
=. arrf.s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
SIichIxan Appropriations.

WAsHrSGros. July 1s.-Ths sundry civil
appropriation bill. reported to the Senate
today, contains the following Michigan
items: Lighthouse ut Cedar river point,
mouth of the Cedar river. Green bay. $25.-
coo; for work on the Detroit public build
ing. $500, 600; for the purchase of site and
work on the Bay City building. 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

Eroeght Inte COsft ssa THAR Bs1ds
fixss a. - 80 Each

CHiC kGo. July is.7-Iss course 70 BE paf-
sued ID prosecuting tAs vo9le ss asssssins
Of Gribnsll. Gary ana bonnsld wxs decided
upon 4hIs morning IL wss ssui-ofhciAlly
snnoG nesd that tss anarchist Trio viii DC
SskeR beiors justice and tke cases con
tinued for ten days. That would give al
opportunity OF presenting the n1TdeT0us
conspiracy. with tie ls<st possible delay. u
the gtand juFy which sssens bles Aendsy
spetcy indictment sad trisl Is hoped for.
The object Ia 10 MAKE the lesson OF justice
slrikitsly quick II possible. 80 2s 70 make
lis intuencs s0ubly effective.
The prisoners we're brought into court
as arranged. and after q brief statement by
Insps ctOr Bonfeid they were held over.
The bonds we're hIed al - $50 apiece.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

WAsHISeToN, July 1s.-Mr. Plstt was
authorized today by the Senate Committee
on Interstate Commerce to report back
with the verbal amendments) the Spooner
bill, subjecting telegraph companies to the
jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and regulating their operations
in much the same way as the Interstate
Commerce law regulates the affairs Of rail
roads
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

KALAMAZOO. July 1s.-The private bank
Of w. c. Edsell s. Co.. at Otsego. was vic
timiEed yesterday to the extent of $3.50 by
stranger The latter had some days before
presented . check on an Eastern bank, re-
marking that be would call for the money
later. The remittance came by draft all
right Yesterday he presented a second
check on bank not in existence, and bein z
In hurry the check was cashed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Two Deaths from Hydrophobis.

CHIcaso, July 1S-Tvo deaths from ny
droph0bis occurred in the city last even
ing. The FIRST case vas Elsie Kelly. three
yssr-old girl. who vas bitten oy smsll
doc few days ago. sne suffsrec greatly
on Monday, but her death vss rendered
comparatively painless By the free use Of
morphine The other case vas that of
Daniel AorisTty. lsboTing man, bitten
nine months ago. Who died ~ the county
hosp ;sl after suffering terrible agony.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

s~s,s Ts,sesss. rsss,a
kosrEx. July is.-Onr nsw depot wiil es
occupied today ~ the ire rspsirer il here
transferring he instruments from The old
building thai has been used for depot 70
ne new isoot. Il = lsrxs snd veil proper
toned and vsrv hsndv f5r the agent. a. he
cau watch ths trsins for asif mi.e each
vav While sttiug A. bis dess. Taers = no
one more anxious to have the sslns occu-
pied than enr j0vial sgent = j. IssidV. wbo
I. enc Of he most scccW n1cdsting sxsnt on
ths rrsd. He has been working hard % ret
she depot putting n svsrv spsre moment
4, rst ID ready " n. kich snard and q.
". Criurlins started this morning ~ attend
she stare Demcc7afic Convention. - snrT
n. Hanson. C. %. PEN oertcu and s0n. A
". Dofxe and wife. ard James Anson went
- Big Rapids - Attend he Prohi elton
rsl1v ~ - bs.d there tcdav.-Nrs. Mn
nis Judd. Of Md Lsxs. who ass ben
visiting her sstsr-il1-.av. NJ. n Wster-
nan. ~ this pissss. fsr = is9 6svs. rsturned
ht,rue his morning --Nrs O. W Corn
wali s0d friends refnr1sd % f-rxrd Ranifs
wifh Mss Mantle Beet and jean eisk. Who
hs~s besn visiang friends hsre Ter sw
savs past
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Will INTRODUCE A NEW BILL.
The scheme to Buy Portage Lake Canal
Given Up.

WAsHINGTos. July ls.-Friends OF the
proposition to purchase the Portage Lake
canal have practically given up the fight.
admitting that they are beaten. The con-
ference committee adjou rned TO meet this
afternoon. bnt there is little hope that the
purchase amendment will stand. Senator
Stockbridge will introduce . separate bill
covering the case. There are ugly rumors
in circulation about the treachery of GER
tain Michigan men with regard TO this
m
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

JERSEY CRY. July 1S.-Henry Conrad
Ebert was hanged in the County Jail this
morning. When the drop was sprung the
knot slipped around under the Jaw and dis
arranged the cap, and Ebert's face was ex-
posed 10 view az be slowly strsngled to
death. The crime for which he was hanged
was the murder of bis wife November 2
last. He also attempted suicide, blowing
out one Of his eyes in the attempt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

NEw Yosx. July Is.-Fsfhsr 0'CounoT
say. thst Sister May Frsncls Care. the
'Nan Of Ksnmsre." has renowned the
Csshollc faith and 81 join Fstbsr . Con-
nor's converted Catholic society. General
Ksrein. editor Of Arcbbisnop Corrgan =
organ. confirms 70 story.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
mR. suRT,s POSITION.
Hs 10 for Revenue Rsforuo But AEainst
Its Enforcement

Its Enforcement
The past record OF Wellington z Burt as
. Republican and high protectionist, CON-
oinsd with The fact that be is known TO be
deeply interested Ia the salt and lum5er
business. both OF which commodities are
protected by tAs tariff. has made it neces-
sary for him - define his position on the
arid before be could ask for the nomina-
ton a. Governor OF a platform that is ex-
pected % endorse President CleYsland's
message and policy. This be accordingly
does ia toe saginaw Courier OF this morn
ink.
Mr.. Bart saws that he writes the letter in
answer 70 letters from al over the State
asking for his views on the tarit question.
he goes on 20 say.
I am fully in accord With the Presidents
message. as / understand IL, that is, be
recommends A reduction OF the tariff and
revision Of the tariff laws The time has
come when the war t4rif should De reduced,
50 a. % collect the amount necessary for
tn needs OF tbs Govern ment and no more
The tarif should be so adjusted ga 10 give
90 each manufacturing industry the portion
60 which IL i Justly entiLlei, and in modi-
fyinx the duties the work should os done
ia such a manner a. 70 cover tne difference
IN wages ostvesn this and foreign cOun-
tries. The platform adopted a. ST. Loeis is
in accordance with these views. and ia that
I stand on this platform and believe it 70 be
lust % the American people and one that
90 man need be ashamed % indOrse.'
The difference bstween Mr.. Burt and Mr.
YspIe in SO far ss the above paragraph Is
concerned IS that Mr. Ispls saws the ex-
xrrssion used IN the Democratic platform
ard By Mr. Burt ia regard % governing the
difference in wages by the tariff, is arrant
nonsense. The difference IN wages. Mr..
Yaple contends. IS governed by lav OF sup
ply aud demand aud not By legislative en-
sctmeut
Mr. Burt forthsr SAYS that be vas not in
favor Of adopting the Mills OIL IN the ST.
Louis convention, and that The committee
on resolutions stood - opposed "a p in ia
vor Of indorsing 10. RE continues.
Il think Il discriminstss against Michigan
IN taking OF io0 Der cent. or sil the duties
from ths principal commodities manafac-
tured IN this state. While there are compare
i've small reductions made on The manu-
fsctnr.d products u other States. The
manufacturers Of Michigan have a. good q
right 10 ask Tor amendments 20 this bill as
The Democratic Conxressmen themselves
&c seems 90 me Ike boys play 20 iad0rse =
bill before having agreed upon il in ths
House. The bill - not the same today as e
vas when indorssd st So. Loais. and I sD-
prehsnd 10 vii not be TIE same tsn days
hence.
snl. however in favor Of the
Nils bills where it reduces the tsrif. but
arr not In favor of it where II removes the
duty entirely from msnufsctured articles.
If not indorsinz the Nils bill in
its present form = not 70 be q good Demo
ersS then I am uot one. Bnt I stand with
the President and ths platform. IN favor of
a rsdoction Of tas duty 90 the lowest possi-
ne amount consistent With the iusf main
tensnce Of shs Govecn naent economically y
asrnin isfered. - Defr1if Jai.ruol
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

Pssrs. July fs-The condition sf Gen
srsl Boulangsr bss s~ccrne v0rss. and sev-
80 physicians ssve s~-n ssuauo5ed for
cn1~1irstiss wfts tho>~ already stzendinz
tie Dsfirpt
Ths - sp~s n s>r@rsl Roniaazsr's eoa-
6iricn go ssEs eeTarT 49, at< hour 10
sfzs ~ - !. sruaoane>a s~x1.r
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
DastArdly Revenge.

PoRr HURON. July 1s.-Recently liquor
case was tried before Patrick Fox, justice Of
the peace, in Green wood, st. Clair county.
Since then bis pasture has been poisoned
by paris green and he has lost horses, cat
tie. sheep and mules. No arrests have yet
ham mazda
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Msnree,s Uncsrtain Gas Well.

MONROE, July ls.-The gas well was tor
pedoed last night, but the result is still in
doubt. as the blast displaced quantity of
slate which has plugged the hole. The
drill will be set al work today TO clean out
the well, and then il will be known wheth-
er Monroe is TO have gas or not.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Twin CITY RepubIicaus Rally.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July l7.-Roswell
G. Horr, of Michigan; Gen. J. II. Baker,
of Mankato, and Attorney General Clapp,
of st. Paul, addressed a Republican mass
meeting In Armory Hail this evening. The
hall was crowded and overflow meetings
were held. The Republican clubs of the
Twin Cities paraded.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

KrSsS7ox. Ont. July is-Ths Hon
James g. Blsins vil not bs tss Epsst ofths
PuImsns - tae 3 s1ds On tbs 81 Lsw-
renee sbis sanuer lbs is satsorstive
coming ron George Puli rssr- Crest dissp-
psiat.nent = ssit hv f5e Rspubliez1s nos
r1sticzlirs sla1e ths river.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

All the games were played yesterday with
varying results. Jackson won another
game. putting her up g notch. while Kals-
mszoo also won. Toledo dropped another
to Columbus. and Wheeling whipped San
dusky, holding her position On the sched-
ule. Following is the full summary:
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
The Democrrtio Organization.

DxTkorT. 15.-The Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee met tonight and decided
upon William P. Wells as temporary chair
man and 5. r. Thomas. of Tuscoia, as
temporary secretary of the State convention
to De held tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

DETRoTr. July lS.-1odsy's game was .
postponed one. but the fact that upon II
depended the standing OF the two contend
:ng clubs for the lead. drew q crowd which
filled every seat, and oyerfowed into the
held. Detroit won the game ia the third
fourth and fifth innings by vigorous slug
ging. After that they relaxed their efforts
with the stick, but by dtnt Of fsultless
fielding smeared the Garden City sgsregs-
deep. Conway made al exhibition OF the
visitors. while the slugeers lost no time in
guessing at Baldwin,. but simply pounded
him when they felt like il. The beautiful
score is as follows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

CRAzlEvorV. July iS-At a meeoug sf
th. dlrseters Of - Detrait Chsrievoix &
E.csnsss Rsilrosd Company yesterday sf-
t-~necn. a ccntrsct Tss mate With cenrz-
3 re-k ~ Ne~ n ork no riH fu-nrsa
sac necessary inads - s~zRiess kse ne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Postmaster. Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-The Senate today
confirmed the nomination of f. r. Savage
as Postmaster at Aancelona, and c. Cronin
at kalkaska-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

FsvxTrrv1ILE Tenn Jalg is.-Ths = r
Nstiors Bsrx and ssvsrsl other 5os5nsss
hocks rsrs baraeS as night Loss. s.
co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
A Big Flre al Coral.

GRzEsvILLE. July 1s.-Work has been
received here that The village of Coral is
burning. The tire Is supposed 10 have
originated from fires in the neighboring
forests. Toe Fire Department OF this city
nzs gone 70 the rsscus oy . special train.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

he survey sill bs continued from kal-
kszkz ~ AsrLo8. Osceola co1zty, after
= cieh 11ildi AZ Operations siii ossla. The
Surveying party left tbs noraIEk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

Coral is . village OF Montcaim county,
situated on the Detroit, Lansing & North
ern railroad twenty miles west OF stanton,
four and one half miles from Howard City
and III miles from Detroit IL has pOpu-
lstion OF 800. and Is = busy, thriving little
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
Eos1ptRlsSfNs
Daily pointers"

Another Outrage Gotham Nnn-Whsti
\ 90 voted against ns old fIiend Ds,ioodes
Ssmb0--Nss. AT neGoode NAV VI hsen
good nouFt wen he lived Ia the Norf he's
eOi mighty mrsE az unpkLrsotlC since lie
moved down souf.
a k.-Msll. veil Nhsi DO you chsrss
him with specially
s.--lnsnftin the cullud folks sah.
O. M.-impossibie lie was al original
sboliuonist
S.-C4n help thai. sab he done pat q
harbeo-wir fsnos rouHo his chicken COOP.
sab.
To politicians and others who have
cbiekins sno desire 10 kaep on the 1lshs
SIDE of ali CLASSES. We Sould suggest that
they call and see our poultry netting. Also
our Buck Thorn Fence Wire Inch is both
effective foT tue purpose needed aud yet
moi dangerous.
Foster, Stevens & Co.,
40 .Bd AZ Aonroe-ss.. IS. 50. 81. 50 sHa
a Isais~sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19
TWO MEN KILLED.
The Result of IN Accident Mt the Sc. Louis
Bridge TuaneL

BFIuge funneE
Sr. LOUIS, July 1S.-A locomotive and
four cars of a long coal train jumped the
track at the western end of he bridge tun-
mel this evening William Willard, the
conductor fell uRder the cars and was in
stsnty killed. Frank Relcour, the fireman,
was crushed 10 death underneath the en-
gine. The engineer jumped and escaped
unhurt
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-19

Detroit ..--.................0 ? 2 0 0 - S
Chicago ....-............-O o q o o. .
Base Hits-Detroit II, Chicago 8.
ErrOrs-DeirOit. .. Chicago,
BAtteries-Conway and Bennett, Baldwin and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25

The president. letter urging FefAiia'
ton upon fanada IN the nafteT Of
iishsry discrimination is nothing more
nor less than & bid Cor popularity with
those whose Interests arr involved y
the fisher eentezt and with tls0se
who upon general priyefpses are
'.sun' anything English. The utter
failure 10 thir fishery basiness, the
weakness of the state department m
The negotiation, the toadyisfa Of the
Democratic minister 10 England. and
more than all the president : advocacy
Of the British free trade ides, haye
put the administration in contempt
with the self-respecting national senst.
merit 81 the country. NJ. Cleveland
feels this, but lacks tho discrimination
70 understand its character and
quality. He yainiy iniagsacs that Is i
only the feeling OF few interested
and pfejadiced people d small under
standing, and that IL can be Gissipatesi
BY q few osientatioaz tsists Of TIE
British Hons tail. Therefore be i
twisting the Aforesaid tail, not with =
siew Of really hurting the beast, but 10
gain Applause from the back seats.
The political purpose Of the letter
AZ suggested above. i Illustrated BY
The contrast which il presents 20 any
other act Of the administration ia
dealing with the same subject The
presidents original recommendation
concerning the fishery que ton
TRAINED at & time when be saw 10 the
eligibility OF The president to second
term great national danEerl con
tanned nothing in Che spirit Of tho letter
now given to the country When the
state department was toying With the
British envoy, and being heatea at
every point In tho negotiation, fact
notorious al the time. the president
did not intefposo to save the Interest
81 our aikheffnen or W Pfotstk the
credit OF the country When Minister
Phelps was playing the ,oady and
the communicates In England. hc was
neither recalled nor reproachet. tits,
In fact. only al time when the exi-
gencies OF politics seem in the dense
judgment OF the president 10 demand
1t. that he speaks in the tone and
spirit oil true American interest.
Mr.. Cleveland Is very much 10
ceived when he imaginer that the
American public can he oalolsd by this
sort OF chat. And be Is further lie.
ceivei when he imagines that asscr-
lions designed 10 meet the preiudiees
Of a few unreasoning hatsrs OF Eng
land will have the effect to disIcl the
higher suggestions OF true national
feeling, a feeling which he seems
wholly unable % Apdsg stand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-25

ffkft4 FF-t4 &usEEA9&
The Hnhenx9IIerm i = sisiewbeei
vessel texiif ~ steel Her ordinary
sgeess & afesss II kFl0ts an boar. The
kssli u the ysfkst = hazzk. s,gnzaaentss3
wSth giIdisz. The boa teFNinatss
wfsh golden SPREAD eagle. snt on tie
stern are the erus& of The Hebe1x0i-
levns. witis fhe chain 81 the order Ct
the Biaxs Ezgse under : sssiax san.
On TEE top q e2sh rfsast r1eTs = 4
golden cro1a.
TIE irsesios II this aoatisx Fsalsce i
exsresaalg coMfcrsaf3e Al isse at
tsrston S taken up with apartments
q the essrefor ard hts suite. F9n
the isfsaxe there IL d p@viisoa q etil-
.tseras.fe size. xh3eh = used ~ Z
suSksng rfsssn. The woodwork O tsfs
~ex.rs, s. IL Ataevsesn walnas and the
sssynitare i covered sifh Tsel ssr ri3A.
At eaess end fsaere are ts8 copper hest
So shtcss are saYnse3 ~ steam far
! ns-hsssI ~ she Tesses's engi1< At the
fS8t ~ tie princiPai stairway j. the
entrance h. the dining r1serB q the en-
fefor. f. takes In slae entire With %
Tie vxetst, and cas- seat - gzae~ts. The
waostwoYk and furniture are 81 carved
f,ak DID German sfyse. Twensy-four
bronze spp'iqaez and tao Ia-sEe.
With " jetA supply the light.
Around fhIs Place. which i
the iargnst in the vessel, sfe piscej
atssn magnificent silver stands. vases
and eandeIai,ra. richly ehiselesi pres.
erfs formerly given 10 the Admiral
Prince Adeibe7t. and now by inherit
aucs the property 81 William III
Back ~ this dining room are stu
ated "a orse sisss the apartments Of the
emperor. composed u a bedroom, =
stn1io. a toilet RON. and a bath r0on .
and on the other side the apartments
Of the empress. which arc somewhat
similar. The ether pieces, sosne six ID
number. have all their special destlna-
ton, and serve a. psrioFs OF dining
rooms for the ladies of honssr, the dig
nitari Of the court. and the oitlcefS
on hoard
The Hobenxsliern has all the late IN.
Ysntions 90 provide against accidents
and ssaipwferk she i divided into
eight compartments. she has six life
Ioats and . long if-oared boat. Fin
asly. on al sides are heaps Of huays
and life ,sreserseFs of every form and
description.
The Hahenzoiiern carries CgsaT and
bis fortune. and this explains the Law
ishness Of precautions.
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Congress has now been IN session
since December 6, 1857, o period COW
eriag 80 days The length at thi,
congress has been exeeedcd by bot
Eve, and Il promises to surpass these.
The Eve mentioned were From
December 5, 1855, TO August -. tSst.
@ta days; December 6 ISL. 60 August
81, isls, no days neccmbeF I, 1851. 20
August 81, 1852, 81 days; December
), 1855, 20 August Is. iS6. 30 DAYS
December 2, isa, - September 40.
1850, se1 days.