The herald., December 07, 1883, Image 6

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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EP1T0MK OK THE MWS.
WttHllilJKtOH Ciosslp.
i itiuoDK indictments by the grand jury
of the District ol Columbia are the follow
jJenkins A. Fitzgerald, false pretenses
in the prosecution of pension cases August
D»natb and George M. Depue, libel against
Btilaon Hutching, ot the Washington I'o.-t
John J. Ally, tiolation of the pension laws
—ten caw*.
PoBt-wffices established—Iowa Vallina
Jasper county. Post masters Cotnuilaaioned
•—Da»id 1) Bryant, Carson, Dak, Edmund
Whitenian-h, Denmark, Iowa Ann Kave
ny, Nordland, Iowa.
Soon after the organization of the house,
Gen. Rosecrans will introduce ajoiatreso
la 'ion proposing an ameudment to the con
stitution forever prohibiting polygamy in
the United Statea.
The government issued 1,202,742 800 post
age stamps last year, and 2,2J7,936 news
paper aud periodical stamps.
Railroad News*.
Judge Wilson, attorney for the Winona it
flt. Peter Railroad company, has served
notice on the Hon. Daniel Buck of Mauka
to, that he will contest the legality o' the
trunicipal court of Maakaio on the ground
that the bill constituting it did not receive
a two-thirds vote in the senate.
It is allowable to kill deer since the 1st of
December. The Rush City Post says: About
WO hunters have roamed over the woovta
alortrtheSt. Paul A Duluth for the past
month, aud the deer have suffered.
Crimea and Criminals.
At Prewott, Ar?z., a tragical scene was
witnessed in the couri room, Judge French
chief justice of the territory, presiding. The
caae up was entitled Ke-ley, vs. McAtee,
regarding a w iter right tor irrigating pur
pose*. In armtiu^ the question regarding
the adnn-«ibility of certain testimony, Af
iornev General Churchill and District At
torney Ruch heaanie very uiuch excited,
and tin.i ly came to blows. While th:1 of
fiiers were: endeavoring to restore order,
MA tee, the defendant, drew a knife rushed
upon a man warned Moore, seventy years
©hi, and infi cted what is thought a fatal
wtHtn t. Tuen turning on 0. W. Beacn,
late editor of the Pr»sco Miner, and sou
in-'aw of the plaintiff Kealey, he stabbed
him in th* uecic theu tuade for the court re
porter, and WHi ab ut to plunge his knife
into that individual when Mr. Beach drew
a rernlver, a*nding a ball through McAfee's
spinal ce'u an. Order was immediately
re-tor° Tne old in Moore, and McAtee
Will die, and P»ea?h will recover.
Joseph Jewell, one of three who, last
March, rouidered M. P. Renowder t« get
possession of,h is earniugs,amounting to $24,
000, was hanged at Sin Jo^e, Oal., on the
a» ioat. He said he did not know how he
Oame to commit the deed. It was not for
money. He never needed that. It wis a
ttiystery that only God could r-x plain. When
the black cap was put on he siid: 'Put it
on square you've got it twisted,"
Joseph P. Mitchell, the negro who created
sensation last Jane among the GoodSi
niariiaits in Atlanta, Ga,, was sentenced to
years. Mnchell was one of the trustees
Of the ord«r, and by forcing a check drew
nearly $2 5K) of the order's money from the
Atlanta natioual bank and skipped out.
John Kl is, the rape fiend, received bis
sentence from Judge Farmer at Preston,
Minn., to a'a \ri on for life. El/is' vic
tim was Belle tilacker, ten years, his own
daughter. EUiswasa union soldier and
draws a pension ot 424 per month.
It is reported that Addie Bresnan, the
fourteen-yesr old daughter of Patrick Bres
nau of Asror a, L. I., has been abducted by
Capt. U O O irdon, a retired sea captain,
aged foriy-five yea»s, also living in Astoria.
Gordon has the reputation of a crank.
Deputy Sheriff John Woodson, of Platte
Oily, Mo nephew ofex-Gov. Woodson, was
shot and killed by a man nanud Tipton, at
Gatndeu Point, the cause being ill-feeling
on account of Hp'on's arrest by the depu
ty ftberirf't-otie time since.
The ninth attempt to fire buildings in
the Fourth wrar4, of Milwaukee was made at
an early hour on the 3'» h.
Casualty Kecord.
la Chicago, Saturday af.ernooti, tire was
diaccver.-d iu the Farewell bloctc, the largest
business building u the city, bounded by
Adatm. Market and Monroe streets and the
fiver Great destruction, however, was bro
ken by h«avy tire walld running through it,
but for which the entire building would
have bf n swept by rhe fl tines The tire was
confined l« No-, ICS and 170 Market sreef,
the thr e iover fl w»rs of wnich were occu
pied hy Metzier Brothers, notion dealers,
and the four upper fl o"s by Beak it icker,
furriers The latter firm employs nearly
§90 girls, two of whom lost
their live*. Lss is $60,000 insurance. $40,
000 Beak & Bucher'a iosw is i65,0iX): in
surance, LOBS on
T-tiiidim?,
OH
in an hour found that edam wasbfing tin
dermined and washed away. Smart's body
WMS
found entangled in the debris of tke
dam.
At Menominee, Wis,, A. H. Johnson's
sash, door and blind factory, and lumber
yard adjoining, were ourtied at an early hour
on the morning of the 1st. The loss will
approximate $18,000, with insurance of
$12 500.
A Frenchman named Oziaa was found dead
in Wilcox'* swamp, near Chippewa Falls,
recently, having died from exposure and
starvation.
The Windsor theater, 'New York was
burned on the night of the 27th. No lives
lost.
The Salonville, Mass., woolen mills were
burned $150,000 worth recently.
The st amsbip Sportsman came iwto Liv
rpool on fire.
....
Personal Gossip,
Cincinnati K iquirer: After Fisk was
killed and Stokes was sent t© prison, Josie
Mansfield went to Europe. There she at
tracted the attention of a rich lace-maker,
who married her. A couple o! years ago I
was over in France, and one day, while
walking through the gardens ofS.. Cloud,
wbo should I encounter bnt Josie, leaning
on the arm ot her husband. He was a
stout, po-ilv man, much the buikl of Fisk,
aud looked to uie like a Russian rather
than a Frenchman. Josie was elegantly
and most richly dressed, but in plain black
and lurcft She had urown thinner, and
had los.' ".s tlesh that for a while had made
her look groSij and sensual, and wa- radi
antly beau'ifui. Her husband is eno'niotis
ly wealthy, 1 am told, and is devoted to
her.
Charles Boy kin, colored, and member
of Company A., Twenty-fifth infantry, who
has been on trial at Yan&ton, Dak, tor a
week past for the murder of Robert Willis,
was acquitted the other day. There was o
doubt of the killing which occurred at Fort
Hale, April 7 but as Willis, who was con
sidered a sergeant ot the company was con
sidered a petty tyrant and had knocked
Boy Kin down, shortly before the shootii.g,
the jury seemed.to consider the killing justi
fiable.
Franklin Whittaker, an old residenl of
Janesville, Wis., died recently. He owned
the largest library of old books of any man
in Wisconsin and |was a well-known char
acter throughout the Southern part of the
state.
Senator Anthony continues to improve.
His physician thinks he will be able to
leave New York for Washington by the 1st
mat.
The engagement of Congressman Penv
Belmont of New York to Miss Langdon has
been terminated by the young lady.
Sweu NiJsou, the Swedish naturalist,
is dead. He was in his ninety-serenth
year.
Dr. David Wood owns 2,200,000 feet of
standing pine iu Wisconsin and Michigan.
Henry Villard has sent a check of $100
to 8 A^exauder's hospital, New Uirn,
Mrs. M. J. Davis, the wife of a well known
citizen, died at Duluth the other day.
Tne late Gov. Natt Head of New Hamp
shire had $00 000 life insurance.
Julius Payer, Austrian Arctic explorer, it=
dead, age 1 forty oue years.
Foreign Items of News.
At a meeting of Irish farmers, a priest
presiding, a resolution was adopted asKt
the National league to start a fund for the
payment of Iri^h members of parliament,
conde ning emigration, and pledging those
present to forbid hunting over their lands
while landlords ex*.-t. At a mee ing of Na
tiot alists at Londonderry it was resolved to
Id an outdoor demonstration on the 18th
inst., on which date occurs the anniversary
of the apprentice boys shutting the gates of
Derrv-
Gen. Pryor requested United Stales Min
ister Lowell to apply for a respite for
O'Donnell, with a view of obtaining time
to set on fo«t proceedings for the commu
tation of the death sentence. swell will
apply to the authorities at Washington for
instructions. Russell. O'Donnell's counsel,
Will wait upon Lowell and submit to hini
legal grounds
OK
$10,
000 fully insured. The Chicago Journal oi
tice, on Dearborn atreet Cuicago, was
wrecked by fi e on the 1st inst.,
also the J. B. Jeffrey printing company,
one of the largest show printing establish
ments in the conriiry. The u-rial's 1j88
approximates $85,000 very nearly covered
by insurance. The J. B. Jeffrey printing
jompany buffer a loss ol $130,000 insured
for $80,0 0.
Q. Hither,an employe of Larson,Han
sen &Co 'i planing mill, LaCrosse, was in
stantly killed, on the 3d inst., by being
caught in a belt and whirled around a shaft.
He endeavored to run on a belt while the
engine was rum* irg at full speed, but it
wound around the shaft »nd caught bun by
one arm. He showed few external bruises,
but his tnes wer* broken in a score of
plac a. He was unmarried and had no rel
atival in the city.
8teverit«, the ltssjee, places bis individual
low by the Windsor theater, New Y rk fire,
at about $20,000 partly insured. The
The interruptiou to the season m*y
cost hin? $5''000 nifire. The IOPS
the
theater building is placed at $2M),0ri0 in
sured 'or two-thirds th« sum. Hchi z-r,
Israel & Co., furniture aud carjjet dealer*,
s'ock $45,Ki1. Loss on huMdmg. $!!) 000.
Othtrf losew are about $55,000 distributed
among a number of people about half in
sured.
Isaac Stuart was drowned while building
I
dam on
NE-RY
creek, near Newton, IOWH,
nn tho mst. About noon his son left
^hiniartd we*:' o:uc, but on relurriiup with­
which he based his appli­
cation for tke commutation of O'Donwetl's"
sentence.
The German dynamiter says that he is
conspired against.
Miscellaneous News Items.
Salt Lake City Special: John Taylor,
president of the Mormon church, in an in
terview recently says he does not propose
to res'gn at present iu anybody's favor If
he was removed he would resign iu Can
non's favor for harmony and prosperity in
the church Three hundred missionaries
were at work ail over the world with great
success, and Mor uonisui was nound to pre
vail, especially in the United 8 »tes. More
converts had been bought to Utah since
the passage of the E .munds bill than for
four years before. Tne church organ cop
es the Cleveland anti-polygamy society's
constitution, and adds if this se.-r. abomi
nation initiated at Cleveland spreads over
the country, surely the deep hypocrisy of
the nation, s'eeped as it is in the slougn of
iniquity, shall bring upon it the swift judg
ment ofottending heaven.
The Duluth Coffee and Spice company at
Dulu made an assignment to M. Bunnell.
Liabilities about $fi,oO) or £7,000 and assets
probably that much. The failnre was
caused
1
v an attachment issued on Dec 1st..,
bv Max field & Seabury St.. Paul for $176.
Attemp s to compromise were made, but
not succpss'ully. when P. H. Kelly & Co.,
of St. Paul and Stone and Ordean of this
city, merchants who held hiils against the
company for 000 and $500 respectively,
sued out replevins, 'which forced the as
sign men t.
Almost all the Inading New York
paners are now managed hv WonU. rn
editors. Ballard Smith, of Kentucky,
has ju^t be«*n made editor of the Her
aid Mr. Bromley, who fakes charge of
the Commercial Advertiser next w»'6k,
is an Ohio man so is Mr. Reid,fthe
Tribune Albert Pulitzer, of the World,
and Curl Sehurz, of the Kvoniug Post,
are from Missouri, and Dana, of the
Sun, comes from Illinois. Nearly all
the Philadelphia papers, on the other
hand, are under the management of
Pennsylvaniuns.
Dr. John Chapman, who has something
of a !"ohby in Ibe idea that ict app i to
the spine is*good cur- in many nervous
affections, regards cholera as a nervous dis
ease, and he has treated it by general ap
plication ot warmth to fte b«dy, together
with simultaneous application of cold by
ice bags along the spine. He claim* to have
had unusual
success
by this method From
Dr. Foote s Health Monthly,
Uov, Crosby,s report shows the resources
of the national banks of Montana from all
sources $7,280,253.35. The capital stock
paid in $1 175 000. In addition there are
estimated deposits in private bi.nks of $1,
800,000, with a cai ital slock of $400,000.
New Yo k and Boston papers describe a
wonderfully red sunset on thw 24th. Thou
sands o dispatches were received| in New
York asking "where the fire was."
The Minneapolis board of trade says the
numerous fires are due to poorly constructed
buildings, careless occupants and over-in
surance.
The total earnings at Sing Sing prison for
November are$18.sol.76 expenditures, $13,
691.45 net profit, $5,000.32.
George W. Fishback, former owner of the
St. Louis Globe, owns the new proposed
eveni paper in St. Louis.
Doane college, Crete, Neb., has been given
$5,000 by Mr. Boswell of Connecticut for an
observatory.
J. & K McGregor, tanners. New Glasgow,
have assigned. Liabilities, $23,000 assets,
$13 000.
Phi! Armour and others are building a
$30,000 found ings home in Chicago.
The New Jersey vote was 103,850 Dem
ocratic and 07,047 Republican.
Mr. Mo ran kno-ked Mr. McCoy out in
114 rounds near Pittsburg.
Thanksgiving last year Ne«* York had
si inches of suow.
All of Pi'firg Bull'
Standing Rock.
|ile arc to
Repeal of Pre-emption LAWS.
Washington Special: Mr. Washburn of
Minnesota said to-day be intended to intro
duce a bill to repeal the pre-emption *aws.
This would be in accordance with the rec
ommendation of the secretary of tke in
terior and the course of general land office.
Mr. Washburn introduced a similar meas
ure in the last congress, but it failed to pass
the senate. The discussion of the bill, how
ever, resulted in the exposure of numerous
frauds committed under the law and in the
passage of a provision authorizing the special
service in the land office to investigate these
abuses, resulting in the cancellation of a
great ninny fraudulent entries. Mr. Strait
of Minnesota will introduce a biil
providing for the sale, atter ap
praisal and proper notice, to the highest
bidoer, the bids to be sealed, ot pine timber
lands, chi»fly valuable for the timber on
them. While Mr, Strait believes that a
great many frauds have been emu-lined
under the pre-emption laws, Ue s»ys a great
many honest settlers have betn wr n«ed
by the investigation of the special servic-'.
Many entries have been canceled simply
because the settler had failed, from no fault
of their own to fully comply with all the
requirements. He think thev should not
have been deprived of their entry, espec
ially
HS
their intentior was sincere. He is,
however, inclined to favor the (repeal of the
pre-empHon. He says the pubhe lands
are being so rapidly taken up,
that in a few years they will
btcome scarce, arid he thinks -t
proper that those remaining should oe taken
up bv actual settlers afur tivt years' re
dence upon them. He thinks the viola^on
of pre emption laws s practiced chit fly up
on timber lands, the frauds being commu
ted with the view of getting the timbtr. A'
all events, they should be remedied. His
bill contains a section to amend the timbi
culture laws.
Mr. Nelson of Minnesota will introduce
bill of similar r-ffect to that of Mr. Sirait.
The provisions of his bill were mentioned
at length in these dispatch*ssome time agu.
Mr. Washburn said he hoped to obtain il.e
early acion or the nouse n this su'jecr,
that he would be able to have it passed
iu the senate this session.
A Preacher Falln Dead In Church
Rev. Warren H. Cud worth, pusior of the
I'nitsrian Church of Out Father, at Kasi
Boston Mass ,fell dead of apotdpxy iu the pul
pit ofthe M«verick Coujrei ainnat church
Thanksgiving, whiie he Wis offering pray
er, in the union services bei«« held there.
Dorinj* his prayer he stepped back and said
to one of his brother clergymen in the pul
pit: "I must atop," and leil to the iloor.
The consternation of the immense con^re^a
tion was in ten-P. and the services were at
once discontinued.
Mr. Cud worth was born in Lowell in
1825, graduated at Harvard and look charge
ot his church in mr2, it beimr his first anil
only parorate. He vl built it up from a
/eeblefl .ck worshipping in a ball, until it
come one of ftie most infl lential in New
•Lo-dand. His Sundfiy schod from a mem
bership o 60 increased to one of 700, it be
ing the truest Unitarian Suoday school in
tb» world Purine the war he w»s chaplain
of the First Massachusetts rcim«nt. He
tra? ied one year abroad. He was im
mensely popitNr and was a member of the
Bofc'on school board and a prominent ma
son.
,• ..
mmi
Tlie our-ileriite unds,
General (J.-or^. .Vil.Tell. of Tenm
^ho coiuiniiiidi'd Jefl' Tsou I ivi,,' ju,i.
ttury es on on ins ilii^lxt Honthwurd stfier
Gen. e's surrender, h.is nnl/i- hed u let
tor, iu winch lin ridnntiitH the reoeut st ite.
n etit nf nti i llii-er ol' it .vlu hit nij ie^itnn»
ti.iiil Mr. P.IUM had •'fC.ti.fiiMt of yold IIH
K.tddle bii .s when rapton-d. GeuenU X)i
brt-ii My* that thv spic:t., which
Major 1", G. lute, the Menior |Uarter
mastcr present, and each oflieerand soldier
received the same amount--$20.•-'.I. Gen#r
a! Dibiell adds Major White, fter the
pi\ meuth were all made, handed me a re
it in writing of the amount received hv
lnin aud the iymeu's made to each im".
nnmd,
T-noivin-?
i i N i S O O N i K K S S
Moii'int/, Ih'crmber 3.
SEJSATK.—r
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senate
W«
HOT'sk —At 12 o'clock Clerk McPherson
rapped the house to order and proceeded to
call the roll of representatives. Tne roll
call disclosed 316 member#.
Nommati'inft for sp«.ilif*v it) rdvr, Mr.
O-iliifK said: "Initriii*r« fui -nnak-r of tld*
liou-e
r,f
tliw Forty-eiiiL ii n«r.-Mr. Carlisle nf
'Kentucky, a man acknowledged totm pre-etniriendy
QU:iitM for tho place."
Mr ('auierou presented the name of K ifer of
Old", and Mr. Lyman tli« name if lidMiHn of
WasMiciiusott*. Messrs. ll:»rri».t TurKer, Ue«J
a.knii were appointed *eller?«, and the chok
proceeded cull the. roll.
CARMSLE EI.ECTKO SPr.AK&U,
The retail was as ftlnw»:
Cnriislt) lUlU.
S. \YI?-B
Upim taking tho ch&f Mr. Carliate said:
Uieu of the H-'iii«
of
ynur acin.n
ilu^tr
in: n-iiercei|
inir ••ircuni!,
H'-pl'eser!n»! ves I v^'j
giuceiely for O.t hoMur .*• nt• rr-l upon uie ty *lm
vote just taken. To be c'n'sen fr- iu tne mf' liiersi ip
t»f a iy nke this, iu i.vi •.•^ulerh. rat't in.
Is a diiaetiun upou which any ouiz-i, iua r-t
eriy i-oiicratulate l.oij^e.f, an i 1 as^uri- cit y ur
kindnt »i Is fuily ap!r.-ct .teJ. At liie «.uiuu uru- I
realise the fact thai the position which von ive
assiaued me is ff v -ry ^rea" l.vti an i r»-p
slbiiity, andwbi epr .f. ,( y k.-rcefn' fi-r 'his ni oi
lfestatiou of y»ur conUdcuee, I aliall tc
discharge its (lutes w.th a^nuus (iistrii*: if my
capa--ity to m-e1. in p', b'.e n,ain-.. tho r«
quirt uif nta of :h- oih.e I .t'Ui'-e, h«H: vt.r, u .l*
'te to your service ,i:: t'.e z tl a .if »l..rb
I a in possessed of. (Icntletnen, tne niji:,'. u
ance of order on the fl i- e.^nen'iai, a.i-i'iirely
esst Dtiil, lo tin intelligent ui il ayu'einaii r»n-.ic
tlon of public t)Usir:".ss, nrnl I earnestly inrit" v sir
aanlstaoco in enforcing the rules aiioi'tel g.ivtrii
tng ur procaedius*. The urge :iddi i..ti the
roemtiersfrn of the huuie r.-uinng trum the late
appnrionffient of repre«entatir»s makoif this duty
even ltMrb diflicuit liiau i*for», an i without your
C'lTihal -oper»tion an* Kuppurt I cannot re*Hi,u
abiy iiope to ilScintrse tin- orlinary dailv liuriot of
tb «(ffioe. That you wi.l cbe'Tiri y c-up- a i
wi me ii »v-ry proper «ff,irt pr-n-rv" n-.ler
anil taciiitute tbt* uf I i ,ve uo
duubt.. Hut, gotr. ••n, I glial! a*k Boniethiritf
more than raer *. •. ..erati.m. A^uring y,-u
my earnest ,lrr.« a a i U'.nes ta !e i» ,m.i imtiar
tiai, »*i!: I canin-: oxnect avoi.l aiel
etiali Ic. c-nnit therefore, to freuu-ntlv. uo
il'-unt, rely --TX rho friendly f-Ttj^aranou uf tin1 gen
Uetneij i lHt.il htdw-i ot tlie home.
1 .mi sur-, all iiia'P-r- S-..i,' -.!ui:-in
preset,ted to ti.is .iu'fcis will ri-.-eivo from yi.a
such enrefiii xiMdotatioa as the iiunntu-i 4i.d
CllUflL'.' the
IF.IT-1--»T« INI
Without tletaminif y„n mriUer. I am re „iv n, tatA
aws0rn !0,fr0fflCt\t,r,'K,'n,',a 'D
»h J'TnTf
M'"
I eri of «ar*' Mr°
1 11K,
$1(»8 ((M». This report I l.rov.ght boun
with me, but have lost or mislaid it. M,i
jor White w*s a citizen of Ann Arundel
county, Md„ but of late I have been un
able to learn his address.
In Pandas, Kva Strang?, was in her
father's feed mill, and going t«o close to a
abaft, her hair was caught around it. Her
mother, standing uear. saved h«r by catch
ing bold o! her hair be ow. until the ma
chinery could bt- MOppf d.
Mr. Washbrirn, au,j
i caMed to order at
12 ni. by Presideut Pro Tem Edmund*, and
prayer offered. The presideut laid before the
senate the credential of re-electiou of Beck
to succeed himself, of Palmer to succeed
Ferry, aud Pike to succeed Rollins. The
oath was administer® I to Beck, Bowen, Cul
lum, Dolph and Ferry w'mse credentials
were submitted at the last session. The
customary resolution aotilying tfie house
and president that the senate was ready for
business were agreed to aud a recess
of one hour t.ken. Ou reas
sembling the recess was extended
to 3 p. m. At 3 the sens e was again
called to order, but there being no ptos
pec:« of the speedy completion of house
organization, adjourned. In administering
the oath to senators the iron-clad tuth was
taken by Beck. Bowen, Cudoni, Dolph,
Frye, Hoar. McPherson, Maudtrson, Palm
er, Pike, Plumb, Sabin, Saulsbury and
Wilson. Tkeremainder took the modi tied
»»ath. The new sena'urs are Pike, Ki-una,
ti'.bsoM, CoUpiitt, Wilson, Rn.ldieoerger,
Hahin. Palmer, Oullom, Manderson, Dolph
and Mo wen.
IVe. I
Diitrmttr'siisd coo-
UP«.-II THEM HO
wiv
servativ
Si^'il«i) aii'l r.nht.-ai niniturea uf taws
a n s e i u e 1 a n I i u
:ljt»ri'st» yf .,e e .pie never to l«
-HI: -rativety rli-rn.m lei) »v
N
examiiiattun ,.f the winjlu *uiij"»'t in ail ji*
to (I-Ci.f.. how ttiey »h..u .1 ami wi.en
and what mamer they .bouli l.-e may,.. [An
pl.«ii«e.l If fis. .. ,tnv
w!l
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a
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bo agreeably dmppmnt.-!. Wlut t.v .uiMrv !,.»»
f."^1
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I'"1 ee:,!„ nay ut a.bii n.
iBt.atiori In-very o-pirirneNt „f td, g..wMnment»
Jupt atid wj'ul -asa'mn for pub.ic purpes^, f.,i:b
Jul oti~ rs.e.i-e :,f Hi- nilta:iO(l» of the i (lf1st.tu
on arrtipuieiiH r^.rd fur tin, rufi.tn and ,«•. »,!.
hi
f. I0*,'- ll"" P-nle Mor t::al ib.«y
,1 hiHpiiwer to pro'net
Hiem dtfAinsi. entro,ch!in-,11 fr.un.T rv !i-...-ii,n
i ever can be iloiin utnler tie.- cirnons nm-os
8urr.iiir.diug us to meet mu ,.xpe.-Ht fo
be Oi tiH
ID
ro ju.!Bn,ein. «„t.
Cflti.,,
.arx.u.nsar.ou of
(Anpiius-e)
a'' ,Mvh iJmhdat«.red
4
I to crsaie a bureau of am-
ni»l
^dustry, Senator Ihnjk'rt bill to remove
poll to* 41 diinbilineH ami open ihe »r,7v in"
i
lo
o.'e
h'.rtu pants in tne iat ref,e ,i0ri
fcx-Uator Hoar's I,owtll bankruptcy buj and
ot.ers. Senator Iiifall8 imrodme n hi* to
jKran arrearages of p,n-ooI)a to a
Senator" "v I8" V,pllCal]0,
ia
''hnui.d- imrodutifd an
ei.-h'or.ue measure providing: f„r tlietMdh-
ei
u
WUH
ear­
ned ii ttiiin of four w.i-rorjs ...nd umount- 1
to irlhH.lH'O, was puid to the troops at
V-,hiu^t.n, lf.1., by ordi of G-ncnd
lln ckenridge. The money was made over
luwI
... ii. e jti IhtSh
I/.J
(he bounty ot the v.
10
A
how he had disburse
!,en8,,'n
jiii ,n Ji i
lh(J
1!,,! HK.— rne democratic
'on Z
getnei-ilutr
w!
i
N«ison. The drttwJ^J
into another ele( J"K^''.
was finally ^tp^**
message was begun.
rrom tlie Aiigunta (ya,^
lit. lie 'MIS U liiOHt
:or.-*
|iio fi!iu(i v,
Uli
of his eminent',
perience. He had
no
tor, becuuseof
UWDT
inUdlect. Many of uHt
promptu, mid it
ness there was in
and with whatdestnng
his arguments. HiSw.,
•Ir.imatic MirrontiilitR
tmd. A prodigious
.]Linn cttllH "the tiea^urv
stood hi
111
i n good «,*}/,
ttirate st i' istjefi
from his tongue hh the
the uladiatorpj plr^o
was deep, renouutit
•slider p. rfect control
whisjM'r as !1 an tli" mo^i
lution. penetrated civn
tl'l". Tiiere was ftl tllto
what nniv b»- c.dled thn
8U
.'
h' n and noiuetiinth a
(V# I., 1
HiTcr miVv eUvr. i (N Y j... 1
R'll'hiMun -,L»eey \Mich.) 1
The clerk declared Mi. el et.'d, and
Ifeflsr-. Randall an.l Keif.-r i*r-.rie.I (lie irei.tli'.-iiao
to tin) c!ja:r. iii- :r ranee mto tie' h,inil.«r
TH« SIGNAL FOR LNUTL SP:.JUHI\
v
tb.:t made us regret t:.eir
-andor of Z n-ham f'a,
•Illdj^e ud, ew,i!j t.
orator in public
comjitiiis.tu. the m« st rin^
lit !Ui seltatdis, ii.i.
the eh.iijil-. uft
RU
lit-
sp'e. and there is mi on- to
X«'\t to Mr. Cinking jj
nit in ehupp-iu'e, is e
•Iudje l.tlinntp s. \sL t,
laled by his lutegntv. i
Mr. PMiinini1-are luure !ik
anythii:^ but tii-v ti4,
are delivered without u
E »eu Mr. lii one, toward it
to wutteii or priLhd
and Kdintuiii.- were nh,Ui
hem k wl.o did not -i«8 !.
Mr. IMUIUIP1- vt.muB .hi-«1
tfie republici.ti -n tp-:ji
eloquence. W n.(t !he nesi
e nn-.i iv bnt the .'hmo s.
A'iii 'ihov the f„M.l-U (.1 i.
Ou the democratic ide ti
senators ale xt-n:j«rins.
Nothing could be fitiii'-r. Us
Mr. Hill'i speoehe-, whrtt
or the moment or prcja d.
hide Mr. Co!,k'.H K HH 'f e tr
senate, ai.d -uperier to tiir1
ordinary of. .««tans. Tbej 1:
prestt respect for evh other
-tr-n^th, and, tliotivh theim.
in my, neither tnui^.nnd^dtl
debate. bbn.'D, h.ird lii«
ui'd taken, bin aiwa\-« Wi'.L.
ll mils BO S'.llis be'.V
feet the wound np.'ii Mr il.,
a 1- u o n e i
je-dure. It will, i'.r --IB!
i .tpair tlie r'lt'.uidits and
S'.L
.irti'-ol.ttion, but hniue
uf' Uii.es have, fratu ca
o" ea in U" sense iu'cuor t.
'•yhibitions of the past.
S"ii!i'':- l!:o-.vn ha-" ruiHs t:
utid nom lion man ^.'iip*.
idilres»•:in fh'-i \'r i-is-i^u.
e mo.-t meinor.il ie tl»t
Hi i's terrible arrtriiruii'-U•'
nf
th It eont- St the I
c.iiiii' as the eoniuenie-' h-rc. i*
1
tuv! hi
nai» uub-
-y. an i, in myopu, n, tr.rl 'Jm exist
"nices, U'di -har,«—» w »,„» p« fa-
T'pr^bij recoivf.1 by u. y cuti-iilorai-i.- monbi ot
!b-".e whj !,.tV( t'lvi tl serious ut'.'iitl.ei in t:,.. sub
ject. fAi.plaue.J Many lefonn* are uml-.a'iteilly
8 atl,i
wili p.. y,,nr ii,iv, .Itr-r a c.u-ful
of re pi
i
!or it. I,t't .ti ill
\ng whsT.. h-iVIMV
11ot i io-h into -]o
bn'l "been in n!:'1
DuniiK th:-! extr,'
lepjv'cafed Miaku
Hiihfated to S' n.iint b:ii'.-.-r.
i. ii:?t U-i.h saw tiii*
.nan to untile |)aw««i ind II
ind Lo^'in i-iek of 'he en-o-fi
eurotir.i^i-1 hi
in to
a
.„
on tnii or any u'.li-r-ul j-tt wii! Ac'UAi.y be iuj ,ri
oustm any mter-.r, or even aff. i ,•
toi alarm, I
auJ gu
j:..
h!jr( vi
,|
-I fe
Hi
R' 1]
n-.ry trffl
manv 11
1
koi^p
v.i'
•a hn In- did. An
who bail been in p:.^
i
told the writer that of all
bad known "(i in*
Hid-:.t Ol: iheihsil!-.!. rii'Ot.
0 ore lif 1ms Op] ur.el:iSi'J:'l
Vi-iulj- lva'is hw
l'( Miib'toll, S1 lioeS luld l1''
11 oiipton. Mr. Lunar hiriij
sell' withmit in mu-fril't.
v-odd nut tako five nim'i
he bus composed. L^'-t
d# of tlie hu-.mi.'s.di'ka^
fore him, and i-acrdi'' |"e,
atorical lliieucy. Mr. l*-h!!i
category.
'I ho n-infi orator of tm-3'"1
st, of Missouri. Ht'
Mr. K.
the ol'ietit memher corninuou* ».ervi
•iiy,
and
arnsle callMil the byline to f,n!.-r
ho roil of states wa, called ami m-tn-.e
forward and took the oal untf
journed.
C.am!
on-.fi ad-
Tuemlntj Ht remhfr 4.
Ihere was a perbct av lauche
of hills in the senate, numuerinsr, exmunive
of joint reaoluiioi.a, 250 Many of them
were reintroiucMons of o:d raeasn:e»
among which
W,re
senator Ln,hern's aid
Senator E Imumh' iTi.h bills
w
j,jcfl
a s s i s s i o u S .- n i o W i 1 1 i
faiU
.t
i
n i
Pr^on-
!ernia»i
Morrill iufi-Ovtuceil u
of the bl.yer dollar. Heaafur' Mc"
Miilau lHtroductd a hill t0 as«r^n .»
mounts due to citizens of the U n'eo s
tor htipphes furni-i,,,,
1
1 i V a n
18 i
•i iire is a- hurt ami tinfc-^j
I', niund Ke.iti *.c»
fainouH Uiiujediuti.
•a hp'h niore ttian tu i^*'s
dofnets of |ierson. Mr.
e! 'sued as one of the f«'#
iors of the senate,
el-:.Inwi ent for tiseftl
as n '.pe:i.'ier, and uo u.|!
1 '1 his or.itory and f»*i
1»M
ll»«
£1S|
111
retort.
Aieuiory l»y
n
FlO'l) tiie Detroit Fit.'"
In olio of the j'l-i*
dnv ill a suit for nwl
l''
tenii{» upon land and
the witness s w e*
Ituild that fence?"
was it? "Well, iet's se
year that tuy broflier-"
broke in .* wresilm'4
,UI"
"Well, what
i rodtn a tiil I
1 i
J"
nom ao8
nimur uttioes were e cctedand
HWon.
0mMi W
W or^na
Ui
year
6
in A
C'"»n,
.,1 re
J2?
«ver communication he was n f"
fatisiii'.i, T!le busine^B of drawing atJt
Was |ir(»c^eiied With. sijaU
J": delegation gof
8(,)l}u to
,. .„t «r
1Uj
.! ,H ,7
k*
li
v
W^nourn,
was tM
I w a s u s s i o u s
Onfall boy dtoatied
wan tle»t 'vas cii/hteen
1
4,0iu't
yon reitifln!-,
1
I ought to. Let'dNee.
that wo took the
Ith-'^ft11
well Tyler's second tr«
with a tm peddler, and
o o e s i e o i
on tho peddb 1
k"0'"
,t
to the bushes."
that you ilt the fetiL'«
year that all this ha|H,ei'
before or after.
my old woman a
l\ ej
act." "How?" "k.V»
last half of that
by a cow, and she h'
owned the Ueast and W
the head." It was ci
dato remain in nee-hi*10
ness suddenly bethoui?
wm '•somewhere arotJ"1
l5{|
that Brawn's borses
seaied in row.
«iat tne row n, }r.,(
r*u
into Deacon Tracy s »r0"