Journal. - - " = THURSDAY, MAY 13TH, ISB6. Published by R. A. BUMILLER. POWDERLY, the head of the Knights of Labor, is a sworn enemy to the liquor traffic, and states in au address bearing on temperance that the paths of the whiskey man and that of the honest, industrious workman lie in opposite directions. MORE than 9000 bills were intro duced in the forty-ninth congress thus far, of which 7200 were brought be fore the house alone. At this rate the number of bills may swell to 20, 000 before the 49th congress closes its sessions. Most of these bills are of a private nature, referring to pen sion and other claims. Many of them, after their first appearance are not heard of anymore, a fact not to l>e re gretted in most instances. AT FIRST the Cleveland Adminis tration was severely censured, prin cipally by the Republican press, on account of being so slow in accom plishing a decrease of the public debt. But soon it became evident that the complaint was premature and now it is reported from Washington that the country's debt in the month of April was reduced by a round eleven million dollars. Such is democratic economy and modesty—few words and much work. THE Turco-Grecian War now seems a settled affair and the Grecian popu lace are very enthuiastic over the fact. All the foreign ministers, except the Russian representative, have received orders from their respective countries to embark for their homes. The European powers have given orders to their fleets to blockade the Greek ports and Greek troops are being hur ried to the front with all possible speed. The movements of the Turkish army threaten to make Thessaly the scene of the first warlike operations Greece with an army of 150,000 men against 400,000 Turks, apparently stands no chance in licking the Mohammedans, but the indications are that Greece will have a strong ally in one of the other powers. When the swords of the two armies have fairly opened the contest, the question who is backing Greece iD this uneven fight, will be come clearer. THE anarchists of Chicago and oth er western cities will have ample time now to ponder over the vast difference between communism and orderly strikes. While the latter is tolera ted with a view of final satisfactory settlement between employers and employes, the former is au outright violation of American laws, and hot headed foreigners would as well be made to learn that they will not be allowed to do as they'please, even if this is a free country. The laws of the land must be respected and obey ed at all hazzards. If it were other wise American industries auf water and some hail, which turned many streets into rivers. Signs, shutters, chimnejs, &c., were blown with the gale, and a number of vehicles were overturned in the sheets. The black clouds that roll ed oyer the city created almost the darkness of night, and made the timid ones crouch in terror in their cellars. The streets were entirely deserted, and in some horses were seen wandering about attached to vehicles and seeking refuge fiotri the pelting storm. Telephone and telegraph wires peing down increased greatly the diffi culty in getting and reliable in formation/ " EXHAUSTED VITALITY. ILLUSTRATIVE Sample FREE. A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Nervous and Physical Debility, Premature Decline in Man, Exhausted Vitality, &c. t £e., r.tid the untold mis eries resulting f:>j i iiiJlsetviiuu or exeo-aca ; 300 pages, Fubstantijli.,* bound in glit, mimT.ii. Con tain!" more than 12 . Invaluable prescriptions, em bracing every vegetal lo remedy in the pluirma copula for all ic'iito and chronic diseases. It is emphatically a book for every man. Price only $1 by mail, pout paid, concealed in plain wrapper. 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