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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

HARRISBURG, Pa. Jaa. 5a--T'an rescia-
ton providing far snbsnissiQn e the people
OF psnhshifofy wEen 4ment haA passed she
Legislature and gone % the guveFnoF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

LsyzLK lgDs x. Ark. Jnss. IA - Eas Iasisaer
tars IN 3asns session % eae6te1 J. X. fe<xx
En5tess Sfnses senator.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

y RfAtG ~ tt0fAaEs AIkk1E-
itE gT8N. JAN 70 % BFfan wsx iucaycer-
ated IA Gt0nneE prison this sfsesnou9-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

BK0oELgN. jan Ens~The str0et-cAr de-
up continues. Alaer assaults are frot
gnenf, but there is no SeEausss tranhle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
sAMoass JOIN HANDS.


Arcgs-aNp, Jaa- So.--SaFnoan assviees say
thai the Germans have declared war
against Masaafa, and probably al the
sameans viii iosil against ,Ae Germans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31
v [ = IT OR =
Residents of Seattle
Are eeraially invited 9 ras at the ealeeo Of
EsheIman, LIeweIIyn 4 Co.,
POST BUILDING.
POST BUILDING G.

pr'ed matter MS voa eoan'ry Ito their Eastern eas
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
GONE Up IN SMOKE.
SAYANNAH'S $t,5OO,OOO BLAZE
The Fire Originated From a Gas Jet in
Show Window.
IT is NOT YET UNDER CONTROL.
appeals for Help Sent to Charleston, Augusta
and Macon.

SAVANNAH, GA April 6.-At $50 to
night fire broke cut in the show window
of D. II Hogan's dry goods store, corner
of Broughton and Barnard streets while a
man was lighting gag jet. Soon The fire
had run to almost every part of the build
ing, and these in it had barely time to
escape with their Lives. The Ere was
communicated to the crockery store of
James Il. Douglass & Co., Immediately
east of Hcgan's, and it was
all ablazs in a j.ffy. A
high wind prevailing contributed to spread
the flames and there was no possibility OF
checking them. This building is one Of
the finest business blocks in the city and
its destruction represents loss, With its
contents, of st least $50, 600.
The fire thsn jumped to the magnificent
four-stOry brick building know rs Odd
Fellows Hall. 1t was totally destroyed
II repre- seEts loss of 1925, 900.
The fire next spread fom the corner of
Pernard and State streets through twelve
or fifteen brick dwelling houses, COM
pletely destroying them. They represent
loss of not les, than SIS. 1000, including
contents.
The Dir was filled with sparks, one Of
which lodged on the steeple ofthe Indepen-
dent Presbyterian church, five blocks from
the starting point of the fire. The church
was totally destroyed, as was also its hand
some brick Sunday school building, and
four or five contiguous dwellings. TIE
city has only four fire engines, and oil
were needed in the business part of the
city. No attempt was made TO fight The
fire at the church. Loss on church, CHAPEL
and contents, $500 900. Loss on dwell
ings in the vicinity at least S35, 0O0.
In the meantime the fire had cOmmuni-
Gated to the cupols On tie large fOur-story
brick building used as a store for psinte,
oils and builders materials by Andrew
H4nIey. Loss on this building aud its
contents probably $50, 900.
Across the street from this was the hand
some new brick arsenal of the Savannah
Guards battalion, which was totally de-
strOyed. 1t represents lOEs of fully S65 =
600.
Ten or fifteen wooden dwellings have
also been burned on which the loss is
probably $751; ,0OO 1t is impossible 10 tell
where the fire will stop, as sparks are
starting new ontbursts in spots quite re-
mote from those now burning. Charles
ton, Augusta and Macon have been asked
to send engines. The total loss will
doubtless resch 81, 500, 900. Insurance
will be much less. Some loss Of life msy
be developed tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
INSPECTING THE HARBOR.
Secretary Tracy's Visit to the City of
Brotherly Love.

Sc cretary Tracy's Visit to the CITY oil
Brotherly Love.
PHILADELPHIA, April 6.-Tte new
Secretary of the Navy, Be- Ijamin F. Tracy,
Inspected the hsrbor of Philadelphia to-
day and afterwards visited The League Is
land Navy Yard, making the trip on the
city tug William S. StOkely. The STAR
wss made at 9:45 and at 11:15 Cramps
ship yard was sightad, and as the Stokely
neared puff of white smoke
rose from the bow of the dyna-
mite cauiser Vesuvius, AID was followed
By a loud report. The officers upon the
new cruiser were saluting the Secretary OF
the Navy with the dynamite guns, the
first ealute OF the kind ever given, and the
first regular frirg of the guns OF the
cruiser. The usual salute OF nineteen
guns for Secretary Of the Navy was fired,
and the Stokely responded with shrll'
shrieks of the whistle. No stop was made
at tie shop yard, but the cruisers Baitl-
more. Philadelphia and Newark no"
building were pointed out to the Secretary.
As they neared the navy yard Congress
Harmer called S, cretsry Tracy out to look
at the yorktown, which had steam up ana
presented a very fine appearance. The
The Stokely was made fast to the monitor
Monatauk at the navy yard and the party
on board crossed that and the monitor ia
son both of which saw service in the war
of the rebelliou) and boarded the ship st
Louis. where thdy were met by Captain
Whitehead, commander Of the ship, and
his officers and men.
F,om the St. Louis the party board'd
the Yorktown. Capt. II b. Eeelye' COM
mandant of the station, received them on
the bridge and conducted the Secretary
and his party over the vessel. After IN
spection, the Secretary was shown over
the island. The party first visited the
iron platoon ship, and then the saw mill
and the steam engine building. Ihe ma
rine garrison, in command Of Capt. l.. F.
Fs0an. Was drawn up line and salute the
Secretary as he passed. After inspecting
these buildings, the Secretary inspected
the nlans of the island and yard. DE then
walked with the commandant and the rest
of the party to the Broad street
or land entrance of the navy yard. Com
msndant Seelye pointed out the dismant-
led Antietam and other objects Of interest.
The party then proceeded directly to the
S,okeiy and boarding her started back up
the river. reaching Chestnut street wharf
at 2:3O. After luncheon Secretary Tracy
left for New York on the 4 o'clock train:
When asked his opinion of League lsland
as place for irst-class navy yard, the
Secretary said that there was plenty OF
room there, but evaded answering directly
as TO his decision in the matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
f pl,,h Opinion of Boulanger's Flight.

LONDON, April 6.-Whet little attention
that is paid here to Boularger's flight from
France is directed to condemning the
cowsrdliness of his action. Il is true, the
Government might have arrested, tried,
and eliot him had he remained 10 Pans,
but it is thought to be more likely that
the popular feeling sgsinst his execution
as a traitor would have been fouod sutfi-
GENTLY strong to prevent the Government
from carrying out the sentence OF lts dtum-
head court, and deter the Ministry from
inhlcting any hsrsher punishment tnsn
expulsion from the country.
Had the General sIught refuge in Bel
gium or elsewhere under decree OF Dau-
lshment, his msnifestOs would have had
great deal more weight than they will now
have, and, however much he may have
been hated by his bolitical enemies, ne
need not have forfeited the respect which
even an enemy feels far brave man. Al
though the so-cslled National party OF
France may still be political ptwer for a
little while, tie nvic!iOn is becoming un-
iyersal that Boulsneism has received a iatel
WOunu AT Inc Ihuue vi lIo ShtS'i "NA 'NS
death is merely question Of short time
The only thing that can be said in Justi-
fication of BoulaDgeI's deseTtion OF the
field in the fac of the enemy is the fact
that the Government proposed to try him
before a court composed of men who had
already convicted him of the charges
brought against him, and this some"ha'
weakens the force of the accusations upon
the public mind. II the fight OF the Gener'
al was corardly, it cannot be said that the
propostd action of the Government YVES
brave. The Ministers, some OF whom
owe oil their political antsgonism to
Boulanger, claim to have overwhelming
evidence in support of their charges, and,
this being the case, they might as mat
ter of decezcy and fairness at least have
shown willingness to give the accused
man az impartial trial as the ordinary
criminal receives. However, they are OF
fcp at present, ard the main interest is
directed toward obeerying what effect the
fulminations of the absent General will
have upon the people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
rNEXpEcrEp BOOM IN LAND.
Phosphate Territory In South Carolina
Commanding Very Fancy Prices.

Phosphate Territory In South Carolina
Commanding Very Fancy Prices.
CHARL EsTON, S. c, april 6.-There is
an unexpected boom here in phosphate
lands. A half dozen or more capitalists
from New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Boston have been in the city FOR the
p.st six or eight days, isquiring for phos-
phate lands, and within the past week
three trscts, averaging 500 TO 400 acres
each. have been sold at prices ranging
from 500, coo 10 $4,000 These sales have
made the land owners stiff, and prices havs
gone up rapidly. Lands which ak mouths
apo might have been purchased at 30 an
acre. are now held at 500 TO $500 an acre,
and the holders are reluctant to sell, even
at these figures.
There are thousands Of acres Of phos-
rhste land in this section yet undevelOped
Whist is known as the land rock iS &c err
aUv sold 10 fertilizer manufacturers OF
Wilmington, Del, Philadelphia, New
York. Baltimore and other manufacturing
centere. and always command large sd
vance over the price Of river rock, which
"a mostly shipped to Europe. There are
number cf la1d companies here, bat they
seldom miae below ak feet, and most OF
. this territory bas been occupied. 1t seems
] now that there is q demand for phosphate
lsr5s here. sld the prices per acre have
advanced over 100 per ceot IN the last fort
night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
ATerrilic Storm In Dakota.

ELKToN, OAK, April 6.-The most ter
rife wind storm known to this country be-
gan on Monday, continuing to yesterday.
Ga Tuesday afternoon perfect hurricane
began, causing sand to blow from plowed
fields, drifting in places one and oae-half
feet high.
About twenty miles northeast Of here on
Thuredsy the barn on the farm of Henry
Kurtz, Sr., with it's contents, were con-
sumed by fire caused by burning straw
fyipg across plowed fields st least quar-
ter of a mile, setting fire TO mown tim
othy meadow across which the fire few at
the speed of running horses. In attempt
ing to save his horses Mr.. Kuriz was IA
tally burned, dying after 80 hours suffer
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
CONDENSED NEWS.

A thirteen-y year-old boy was cut IN two
by cars az Baltimore.
An incendiary fire at Attica, o, destroy
ed property valued at SS5, 600.
Haven Schell dropped dead while play
Ing pool IN saloon at ElwOod, Ind.
Frank Shulze has been arrested in Texas
on charge of numbering eight persons.
Ellis II. Roberts has accepted the sp-
polntment of Assistant Treasurer at New
York.
joseph Buchanan, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
was fatally shot by rOughs who wanted his
money.
Mack Francis, one of the negroes recent
" hanged at Lebanon, Tenn, is believed
to be living.
Jacob A. Sites, a prominent farmer OF
Hancock county, o., was instantly killed
by falling tree.
Chas. Holsiuger was fatally injured near
Lagrange, Ind, by falling upon rapidly
revolving circular saw.
Ben Eley. alias Jim Williams, colored,
has confessed the murder of J. w. Mead
ows st Birmingham, Ala, last January.
He duplicates four other colOred men IN
the transaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
THE YELLOW JACK.
Rio Dc jsnerio Contributing i,SOO Vic
TINS Each Month.

Mo Dc Jsnerlo Contributing 500 Vic
Tins Each Month.
WASHINGTON, Apal yellow fever i:
'Pdemicat Rio de Jarerio, snd when the
4s' steamer left thar city the plague Yves
81 a height The deaths from yellow f.
's have been fs,m 100 to l35 Der week
.e s.nce the frst Of December and the
1-'d Stats C0lsul General. in a dis
@.,l to The State Department. says:
N.'er IN the history Of this city has
'-,,s osen knosn, at this season, such an
.-s--c Of yellow fever as is now prevail
y l,'e. The number of deaths in the
--l,a o. January was lib, the largest
,'' Alown IN one month. The rate as
-o'l oy the report up to the 10th of Feb
u! ne last publication makes a large
-,.'ase . 10 the death rate, which. if con-
s.S -.,1 'aTough the month, will show the
49,, -.. 70 February TO be 2,lOS, which Is
.'' '-aa double the number of deaths for
=. sue month last year, which was 92O.
4, weather Is intensely hot and dry.
-. --' Is 10 msny localities of the city
y, 'uleIing from want of water, and
~ 'l'n should come soon to reduce the
Il, ',l'lie and increase the water sup
.i -' worst has as yet not been real
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
A CRUISE IN THE CHESAPEAKE
The President VIII Go to Baltimore on
Monday-Other Notes.

Monday-Other Notes
WASHINGTON, April 6.-It is said that
the President will 90 to Baltimore Monday
morning, to take vessel for cruise IN
Chesapeake Bay.
A driving snow storm that visited the
city this morning, and which WAS made
somewhat remarkable by flash OF light
ming and two rolling peals of thunder, had
the effect Of reducing very considerably the
nnmbsr Of visitors a. the White House.
Almost all the Senators have returned
home, and the Upper House Of Congress
ives rspvesentated alone by Senator Hig-
gins, o, Delaware.
Among the other callers we're ex-Gover-
nor Moves, ofOhiO, General John a. Bing-
ham. Commissioner Mason, Representa-
tives Kirzey, Peters, Owen, Webster,
Morey, Caldwell, Farquhar and VandsVer
,the latter being accompanied by eX Con,
gresham Markham. of California; ana
Henry Olmstead, OF New York.
Acting upon the recommendation OF the
Secretary Of War, the President will order
q court martial for the trial Of Major
George A. Arms, retired, Governor Beaver 4
ssssilsnt. upon charges of conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman.
Secretary Noble left Washington for
Brooklyn AZ IL o'clock this mOrning to at
tend the reception to he given this even
irg by the Brooklyn Club TO the Secretary
OF the NAVY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
DOG FIGHT AT CoLLIRRs.
Tiger Wins Victory From Paddy in the
Presence of 100 Sports.

Presence of 100 Sports.
CoLLIERs, W. VA, April NEARLY 100
PittsbuTg sports witnessed the 3O-pound
dogs Paddy and Tiger fight near Paris Y
Roads this morning. Tgar, the South
Side dog, won. 1t was a remarkable con
Test. The dogs were let 20 at 1O:4O and
they fought until 1910 without either
turning their head. Paddy fougdt for tht
legs and Tiger for the nose and .w. FSl
an hour and halt Paddy had the best o.
it, but then Tigers superior condition be
gan to tell and he showel front.
To save their dog the East Enders gave
up and ,ook Paddy from the pit; He wae
so badly punished, however, that he Will
die. There was big betting on the match
Paddy is 20 months old. he wss bied
by Charley Casey cut of Red B lly--Rsd
Nell The latter Will be rendered rs the
bitch brought to this city from 1t. Leu,
five years ago for special fight. Her
owners could not get good match for ber
for any amount. Ia turn ups she proved
terror
Ilcu Dliigj VIC oite' 10 " Hi4nueiphiao'
and has the record OF killiug three dogs in
the pit, besides the winner of many trials
He is now used in the stud.
This vas Paddy's first 90 for money.
In his trials he showed himself fearf0l
punisber. He was pitted al 30 pounds.
Tiger is four years old aud has eeen Owned
by some South Side puddlers ever since he
was brought here from Cincinnati. He is
cut of Paddy and Gyp. His sire Psddy
was the champion 254 dog of America, be-
ing out of Toby AID S,ds, boJh Euglish
il Eportations. Gyp was stolen before tried
in the pit Tiger has won three hard
fights for money, and was in draw al
McKee's Rocks, where the cry OF police"
broke up the select gathering. He is a
game one, but poor punisher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
b. & O. r. r. CUT RATES.
Goal Dealers and shippers Are surprised
What the Pennsylvania Co. VIII Do.


Goal Dealers and shippers Are surprised
What the Pennsylvania Go. viii Do.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 6 The re-
duction made by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad in the rate Of tolls on bitumir ous
coal from the Cumberland region to tide
water is likely to lead to trouble. Coal
dealers and shippers were surprised at the
announcement aud railroad officials were
incredulous. The Pennsylvania railroad
people thought that the report was incOr-
rect.
The open announcement of the reduc-
ton was made several days ago, and the
carr wing companies which are brought in O
direct competition with the Baltimore &
Ohio prepared for action. 1t was said to-
day that the Pennsylvania railroad mana
gers would soon take up the question and
probably meet tie reduction made by the
Baltimore & Ohio, or take some action
which would prevent the rival corporation
from stealing any portion of its cal traffic
A prominent official Of the Pennsylvania
railroad said TO- day that the Baltimore and
Ohic's action was eurprise to him. The
railroad company made similar reduction
about this time last year, but the cut WAS
made secretly. The Pennsylvania was
duly informed of the reduction, but no
notice of it was taken for the very good
reason that the company had all the busi-
ess it could handle at the current rates.
This year, however, the conditions are diff
ferent, and, according to the ficial alluded
to, ths Pennsylvania wiz not overlook the
Baltimore and O5io's attempt to take a
portion of its business.
The coal trade is duh and depressed.
and the cut made by the Baltimore and
Ohio may enable it TO secure large
amount of business. Tie outcome of the
reduction made by the Baltimore aud Ohio
is awaited with considerable interest by
coal shippers and dealers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
DROPPED FROM THE ROLLS.
Captain Herbert Beecher Removed by Sec
retary Window.

Captain Herbert Beechsr Removed by Sec
retary Window.
| WASHINGTON, April 6-The Collector
Customs at Port Townsend, ". T., has
been notified by telegraph 10 drop Captain
HuA.rt Beecher from tie rolls from ;h
l5.tust
Cpuio Boecher ia 8 son Of ,ha la,e
H.lr Ward Beecber. He was nominated
several ysars ago ss Collector Of Custom
81 por; townsend. Ssuous charges affect
rghis .n.eg iiy wee fled with The SeAat,
C.mmerce Committee, and he failed o.
Confirmation. Secretary Manning wh
styery kindly toward Captain Beechsr
uUsupon appointed him a special sgen
C The Treasury Department, with head
quarters g.. Por. Townserd.
Wien Gardner, the alleged opium snug
c.sr, was arrested al Ogdensburg, y L., g
year ago, certain papers, implicltiug Cap
TAIN B5cber, were found in Sis possession
Ius and other matters were brought 10
Secretary Window 8 attention shortly after
be assumed control Of the Treasury De
pertinent ald after full investigation be
decided upOn B,eche, dismissal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
MINISTER PORTER SICK.

Cor fined to HIS Room by "A Strange All
ment and Unable to Sec Visitors
INDIANAPOLIS, April 6. 6.-Ex-Goyernor
Porter, recently appointed Minister tl
Italy, is quite ill at his residence in this
city, and his physician will not permit any
one except members Of his family to see
him.
Three days ago Mr.. Porter took long
walk. and when he returned his feet were
so swollen that he could hardly remove his
shoes. The next morning the skin began
to peel off, and great ard continuous pain
followed. DR.. Jameson was called, but
40 far he has not been able TO make q
satisfactory diagnosis of the disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
Will Make You Buy.

We mean the extremely low prices
which we will sell carpets at this week. If
YOU have any need for carpets the prices
will make you buy. Below will be found
a few Of the many great bargains which
will he offered:
5000 yards of Union Extra Supers at
47c, worth 60c.
5000 yards Extra Super &C at 57c per
yard, worth zoe.
5000 yards Extra Super Ingram Carpets
best made at 65c per yard, worth 75c.
$500 yards Tapestry Brussels at 43c per
yard, worth SOC.
2, 500 yards Tapestry Brussels at 5Sc per
yard, worth roc
1000 yards Stinsen's Best Velvet Car
pets at 95c, worth 81. IS.
STONE & THOMAS,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-07
= \ THIN CAPITAL
go urGIBIlES STILL THERE.
,-s Manifold and Their As
pntors Diverse
-, csssLIIG POSTOFFIcR FIGHT:
.-sr.- Samuel HilleS Left
S1'a I'm A. Bingham.


n Sils AlsSe0''
.,.s a1'''' ,o-l6.-West Virginia Is
'.Tlatsa'.s', o., A... !. ,ss Capital. Despite
/ still rsg'''''''..r, the principal Federal
The ct ,''. wv y lbs. s.ate have been fill
Offices alos' -.,y faithful paFtisans
a ,s,rs a.' '.. =. ri. for their services III
.so EEK 'S..' ,'. /. The government
o.s.r ''al. sai.hipsin any saluOri-
Isf ,bs great minority are
4 oaa' a'l' 2, ,@.p. clsrs.hip' either IL
wiling " .io the railway mail service.
vs.. ...- .a pga5 TO the Wheeling
70 10 ..9e.t.d within the next
T'''. p. 70 I,i..i. the asdoT Of the West
' .,5'. ..d..n.a -7l.,r. sa. been considerably
s'' :, he seal, ,ai,ial declaration
'.'n ' ne President. ,hat there shall
.-.-.r.b definite charges ss viii
'l mound tr removal for cause
t.7...tssv rope to be able to &C
S,''. .,... .on.,t, sinths coming week.
'. !, Sew .rll seems to hsye the ieao'
~. other candidates propose to re-
i1.ls- '' .,,--.;i q selection ie made
l,.o NJ. q c.cr,e c s.urgiss received his ofd-
A'' w., .-.,,.,t As IT, S District Attor-
,.,. -. Z. 'Wss, Virginia tO-dsy.
SJ III Swords, SeTgsaut-a'. .. Arms 10 ~
W, p.-rbiicsp ~ Ma ioual Committee mas
q. Is. .5-c;o,rd Inspectc, o. Furniture N
t .s'- rl.ssnrv Department a posi'ion-, u
s.t Hon samuel Hiies, OF Bainss' .'l7,
g-,.-,-t w. county. Ohio, aspired. Captala
Is 2,,.- ~ ~ cf sereuiue complexion ana TEN
-'.-s-t - s-d h is understood that Re IS
l,,r roofdent Of getting sometninE =O-u
sec.e.a-v Window and Captain hiuss Al.
e',@rsso If long standing. j, dates iIem
,te t.r,e that they made mud pies 'oget1e'
Iu frH -LrEE.H Na tAH a+---~
T,llani spare and s'mswha. irsgi'e,
r,bB A Bingham, Of Cad'z Ooio' calico
anon t-s President Co day. He comes here
,imost urnotcsd set less than quarter
1se century ago be was one Of The most
,-omiDen. iguras in the National Cspitol
A. the chairman Of the Judiciary Commi q
ssof the House in the reconstruction
p rioi. be hsd much to DO with tornuls''
irr the 5ar amendments 10 the conslto
1.-THE impeachment of Andrew John
o- be- -epresented the House by 2 muc.
lsrrer vote than his colleagues received
He was succeeded in Congress by Loreuz
Dartor3 and was sent as Minister TO Ja2a
bv Psesiden. Grant. Since his re'urn b
has been living retirement among h'
ola friends 10 hi Olio home.