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WASUINUTOS, J.tnusry 14. ltonbt*
H ive arisen in the minds of some demo
crats here whether the republicans re
.1 ting in good faith concerning the set
tlentent of the tariff question. From
EXPRESSIONS that certain republican*
have let drop it lia. been inferred that
the radical ptrtv is not sincere in it
professions and that it doe. not intend
to p .AS any t ill at this ses-ton but lei
the mutter g iover to trouble the demo
crit* in the presidential election •
lssj. Tliere cm he no d >ubl there are
republican politicians who would pluv
battledore and shuttlecock with the
hu-i'ies interests of the country no
rilutlet what the COn.eqUence (even lo
the bringing on of A panic) 111 older to
eulittice their waning pitty prospect*.
But us a hu-ine*. question the M*jori y
of the republic <U* seem to LIE in lavoi
of lite cleating Up of the whole matter
Ut till* neS.IOII. At lea.T .ucil I* the
opiiu-tn of a leiditig democratic mem
ber of tue wuy* an-l means committee,
rtnd I have it front ittdtvidu I reputdi
can llleiittier* ol tlie house thai they will
Use their lie.l i-lt'ori* to paa* a bill. A
u political que.lt tn the entire reputdi- .
call party wdl be well satisHed to let It
go over, believing thai it would create :
dissensions in Hie democratic rank-.
Willi tuo*e republicans, however, who
are hones, 1/ <u favor ot protecting Hie
hu.ine** ol the country from depression
arid paralysis incident to the present
uncertainty, and the democrat* wlio
want trie question taken out ol |>olitic,
there i* doubtle s enough sentiment in '
favor of pa.songa toll to put one through
if it can only tie put into such shape s*
to satisfy the majority of interest*. The
trouble uow, a* it has been all along, i* 1
in the widely diverging view* held not
only by individual members ofcongre*.
hut forniu.sted on the one hand by the -
ways and means committee of llie i
house and the finance rommitteeof the i
senate, and the shortness of theea*ion.
The iron and steel interest*, as is well
known, are b.tierly attacking and ve
hemenily protesting ngainst the senate ,
hill, ami parliamentary complication* '
are (cared wlien it sliall go lo the
house, owing to the fact that H t* at
tachvd as an amendment to the inter
nal revenue reduction lull. The whole
vubject is in a muddle and between the
greed ol the syicctal inteicsta which are
all here clamoring to tie let in. (and
some of which were overlooked by tbe !
tariff conimi-.ion), and the politics thst
are creeping in the thing is upon a iss
of uncertainty. It iaimpossible for the
general public to keep posted a* to the
statu* of the question, even, with the
fullest daily report* furnished, since
• une of the most intelligent and he-t
e piipped members of the ways ami
mean* committee confess their inability
to understand the larilf commission
schedule and charge that it wa* mole lo
niystily and deceive. One member of
the committee .ays lie ha* been unable
lo get any satisfactory explanatiou ol
the iron *chedule, alt hough lie has to
licited several manufacturer* and their
expert* to give hint a statement show
ing exactly wh*t i* pnqiosed. In the
lioue committee the republican* have
been engaged in a K tkenney cat fiht
pretty much along. Dunnell, who iv an
out-and-out tree Iradtr, In* been absent
in Minnesota trying to defeat Windoiu
fir senator, hut K isaon and Haskell
have giren Kelley and Errett and
McKmley no end of trouble, ai d J. I).
Weeki. secretary of the Western iron
association, admits that the tte* have
been sustained in the committee by
democratic vote*. In the senate finance
co i mitt-e the iron and steel delegation
charge that Sherman and other republt-
cans haft* been deluded by the "l'sraea
merchant," und thai the whole outcome
ol (lie com mi i tee is more against Hum
ilmn ihey would expect Iron# a dem
ocratic congress. Ii i* noticeable tlmt
•ill the wealthy manufacturers, who have
grown <ib ff the t*rill', coming here to
get a higher mte on their •|<ecmliie
make their plea in the name of "Ameri
cull labor," and yet in the limine oil
Fridav, when Ihe democrat* proponed
t ■ give labor half of the draw back on
American built uliipu the republicans
voted it down. The above point*,loonely
thrown together an they are,will nerve to
nhow that the tariff is in a confuted
condition, with the result altogether in
the dark.
A ciicunmtance hanjont come to light
■ bowing the high regtird (?) the repub,
lican* have for civil service relor n. It
happened right with that body of choice
reform npirita constituting the hou-e
-pecial committee on reform in thecivil
-ervice. This body compose* such con
• I icuoun reformers as Jny A. Ilubliell,
Uonewell G. Iloar and Benjamin But
lerworlh. Godlove F. Orth wan chmrtu-in
ol the committee and John A. Hanson
I -mod next and upon the death ol Mr.
• hill the latter succeeded to the chair
manship. Mr. tirth upon the nrganiza
ion ol the committee hud appointed
his son, Harry A. <>rih, clerk. Young
irth in a lawyer and wan a very com
petent and obliging clerk and bin fath
er died poor, but before the funeral "f
the ded chairman won scarcely over
Hanson discharged the clerk and made
a new appointment. Mr. Kasann avows
that his object in making the change so
hastily w.w to procure the services of a
• liort h ttol writ* r as clerk to the com
mittee in order thai he might attend to
lon private correspondence. An the com
mittee in not likely to meet agon this
-•union und will consequently have no
• luiien to tie performed by thenewcletk
the government will pay him nix dol
lars a day from Uow until the -till of
March lur acting as amanuensis to the
gelitletuau fiom 1 iwa, Mr. II -arol the
ta tniuillee is indign ant at K a sou's in
decent act and the members of the In
liam delegation threaten to tiring the
in liter before the house and a*k for an
investigation.
Lite lacsulut fun far Forfeiting Northern
I'ucl lit' latitat 11 rati I s labia d.
WASUIMJTON JAM-AMI 12. —The Hou c
Ju-llClary Cailllllllllt-e Ito-lay by I Voir ol
nix to live (aided Mr. I'iocior Knott'*
renoiuiion providing lor the lorteiture
ol the Northern i'acilio land grants.
Mr. i'i)*on was the only Republican
wlio voted against the motion to table.
Mr. Hiaoll refused to say any tiling about
tun plans for bringing the resolution be
fore the House, hecsuse he deemed it
unadvinati-le to forewarn the opponent*
ol lite resolution, t-ul he says he ha
■ aich plans in view. Friend* ol the re
'olullou will hold a meeting within a
aiay or two to decide definitely upon
action.
l ire following is the text of the Knot
"Thai all the lan-Is granted to the
Northern Pacific Kail road Company tin
der an act of Congress entitled 'An act
granting lauds to aid ill the conduction
••f a railroad and telegraph line from
Lake Superior to I'uget Sound, on the
Pacific coa*t, by the Northern route_
approved -Inly "2, lHfi4, winch had not
been patented to amd company on the
first day of duly, 18*2, be and they are
hereby declared forfeited to lire Coiled
State* by rea*on of a breach of the con
ditton* under which such grant
made, and that said land* are hereby
restored to the public domain and made
subject to sale and settlement under
exi-ting laws."
The vote on the motion to lay the
Knott resolution on the table wa*: Yea*
—Heed, Wiilitt*. Biigga, Taylor, Hum
phreys and McCold— 0; nys—Knoll,
I'ownahend, Hammond, Converse and
Pay nun—s.
When the Judiciary Committee meet*
neat Tuesday, Mr. Pstson will cull up
hi resolut on to declare forfeiture of the
Oregon Central land grants, lie a iya he
will Mjhutantiate (lie resolution by in
disputable evidence. no that the com
mtttee will nut dure to smother it. He
is. satisfied thst he will be aide tn obtain
at least a minority re|M<rt in its fator.
Washington .Vuiiiimrnt.
ITS rersSNT iiriotiT. irawstotiT AND wnm
IT CAN H* cosri.XRTD.
The annual report nl Lieutenant Col
oiel Tlmmss D. Ca*sey, engineer in
chargenf the Washington monument,
shows that at the elo-e of the present
-eson {T>ecetnher I, 18X2) ttie height of
ttie shall wa* .'l4O feet a Wove (be level o*
the fl tor of theshatt showing an increase
in height during the year of 00 feel.
He says that if the marble can le
obtained from thta lime forward with
the same rapidity as during the past
season, the wall and pyramtdinn or roof
of the shaft can he completed |KMsibiy
July Ist, 1884, and certainly by the
close of ths working sesaon or 1884.
Since the completion ol the foundation
in 1880, Hi* total load added to the
then existing atiucture has been 28
tons, and the settlement of tbn shall
due to thi* loud ha* been on HII aver*ge
nlioiit 11 iriflii'* for the structure. The
lotnl pressure now home liy the "bed
of fnundiition" IN 7 4,871 tons, or alioul
it 3 KMIoI the total pressure lo be filially
placed upon it.
'l'lieHiuouut expended on the monu
ment during the pnt year wm $177,-
85000, leaving a balance availatde ol
| s.'<3 417 37, which will supply and cut
tlie niurble to course 370 and the gran
ite to eouro 300. An eatitnateof ♦300,•
000 is submitted lor continuing the
work of the monument for the year on'
ding .1 une 30, IHMt, wlnch.it isexpected
will complete the abaft and pyramidion
and also the interior ataireuae and ele
vator during the year IKS 4. The report
i* accompanied by u letter from the
joint commission recoinniending an ap- |
proptintion l>y the present congress of \
the amount estimated us necessary to
complete the monument to its full ;
height ol 555 feet.
The Milwaukee Horror.
tir.> AND WOMEN JI MI- raiiM THE WINDOW*
—Titr. MA.NUI.CU iiiiinr.s raft-XNT A IIOK I
lilt API'KAKAM'K — JIA.NV I'll INS RUAST
r.O A 1.1 A' ft.
MItWAIkCR, .fan. 10.—The city is l
grief stricken by the most terrible dm- .
aster dial has ever visited it. The No*
hall House, s six story brick building, :
on the corner of Michigan street and j
('roadway, was turned to the ground at
an early hour. The lire win discovered J
at about four o'clock, when ail the
guests were sleeping, and in less than
naif an hour, tin- whole building, long
designated us a death trap, was envel
oped in II une.-. Scenes of the utmost
terror prevailed. The inmate* <>f the
• loomed building jumped by dozen*
from die uppei stories, covering the
stone sidewalks with lifeless liodies.
Die shriek* of die unfortunate* filled
die air in a heartrending manner. The
people below wele unable to render any
aid. tj nte a liunifier of die ternfi-d
guest* slid employe* of the hotel ap
jearcd at the window*, slid seeing the
distance to die ground fell back to jai'
1 -11 in the flames.
I tie employes of the hotel, which
aocotntii'id iled MX) gu'i*. numbered
eighty Six mostly lodged in the Sixth
siory, exit byway of die roof cut (
oil by the tiieniid the iwo slamlpipes
witli the tire ladders were lod available
i
lor die .iiii<* reason. \ verv l"W w re
' i
s.ied by jumping on canvass, The (
s'ores •n■ J . ili on die ground their
Were entirely destroyed.
Lite scenes at the morgue, where
thirty two bodies are lying in a ghastly
heap on die door of a small room, are
heartrending beyond human power ol
description. A strong police |s netes
*-try to keep anxious insurers in line.
Nineteen bodies have bet n tdetilifieil
arid elglil birdies are be J mi-t recognition.
Mrs. John Hubert's body has been IHIS I
lively identified. It was a touching
scene to see the br'dc of a night upon
the cold rntrhie fl ror. charred arid
bruised with a look of anguish depicted i (
on her delicate features. It is said she
was a Mi.* Sutton, of Chicago, before
she married Gilbert, who t* inconsolable.
I he hall* of the hotel were a scene of
the wildest mnfoion. Men, women
and children ru-hed up and down in
the dense, •off .eating smoke, avoiding
the blinding flme and roaring blaze,
ami in their frantic effort* ru-hrng by
the stairways and window* leading to
the firo escape, stumbling over the i
trotlies lying unconscious. A man stood
on the corner of the filth story, twenty
minutes, not daring to leap, finally. 1
he became bewildered by the smoke
and slid off the (torch lo the canvass be
low. Thw few who held it. could not :
give it the necessary resistance. The j
trody was shattered lo a lifeless msss.
All the while hundreds of people were j
lookingon, nohohy re-ponding to the i
demands of ofTi,-ers for aid. Kveryfrody
seemed spellbound by the terrible spec
tacle. Atrovc the last unfortunate sat *
man crouched ujmn a window sill, gaz
ing like one absent-minded into the
fiery abyss, motionless, but from time to
time sending up heart rending shrieks.
The flame* encro*che.| upon Inra. sng
e l his hair and licked hi* night clothi s.
With ad-sparing look, he turn!.leu
inrk into the fire.
A'rout a dni-n jumped from the Mich
igan street front. Etch leap meant
•l-ath or shattered limbs, and not let
than four unfortunate*, at one time, Uy
u|>on the icy sidewalk, clad only in
night-clothes, blood and brains noting
from wounds through which the Itoue*
proiruded.
Th•• scene in the alley west of the
burning building, w sickening. A
fS'ly I- fl o'clock the bodies ol seven
unfortunate girl* were stretched u|rnii
th- snow, with broken limbs writhing
in agony.
The loss of life in this terrible disas
ter is variously estimated from 75 to 100.
Complosory Anffruge.
The effusive patriotism which pours
itself nut in partv platforms in behalf of
a free ballot it now to be cry si sliced in
a lew which at once puts e premium on
the exercise of the suffrage and threat
ens with a penalty the neglect of the I
ir o ton* p ivilege. Senutor Cooper, > f
l>e itwartt c Minty, ha- introduced a bill
I i the Ntnte m-nxte which provide- that
a prill tax sluill he Ms*es*ed on all p. •
sona entitled to the elective franchise,
which .hull be discharged upon the pr- *
Mentation of a certificate from the elec
tion board licit the person assessed bus
voted. Senator Cooper and Governor
Ituller of M'ttsarliuteU have similar
view• on this subject and it is a que-tmn
whether Cooper wrote Butler'* inaugu
ral or Ituller drafted Cooper's bill.
That is a question, however, upon di
luent* of which we are not at present
inclined or prepared to enter.
The purpose of Senator Cooper's hill
|i- evidently two fold. In the first place
it i* intended lo have the effect of
bringing out the vote. The off year
I -lay at horrie* and the disaffected ad
' h-rents of party it is thought would be
t influenced to go to the election if their
failure to do so were punished by the
| collection of thi* poll tax. That would
depend somewhat on the poverty or
penuriousness of the disaffected parti
-an and on the degree of disgust with
which he regarded hi* party. It is
likely, too, that such rt law would v une
time* have the effect of dtiving the
disgruntled party man to the poll* to
vole "the other ticket." The other
point at which this measure aim* is the
compulsion of the inchoate voter to
perfect hi* qualification by the payment
of a state or county t*x. When tno
alternative i* presented to him to pay a
state or county tux of 50 cents or a p"l,
lax pen -It v of ♦3.50 for negle.-tig to
vo'e, be would most likely prefer lo
yield ii|> the smaller sum. in tin* way
die neces-ity for political committers to
rotnej lo the ircue r>f die reluctant*
and delinquent* on the tax list- would
til the tti tin fie avoided. A* the law
now stands large sums ol trior ey must
be laned hmuhll) try political org*'-
i/er* lo enfranchise the non laxp)ti g
rlus* of citizens. A- 111 * is gent-rally
Mccoiupii'lit r| through assessments o>
- flice holders ai d cnnrltdstes it i-evi
dent that a remote • fleet ol the lull in
question would tie to modify ll tin'
abolish that ngenev of |*>litic*l rorrup
lion. It I* lint to be denied. ihiTrf.i"
I
Itiat the mea-ure ha* some tn-rit u
t ls rt it deseivis serious nnd | . tir-nt
comuder*iinn. Apart from the id-a
ili at under free i n-111 u t tons tin ie.le uld
I— OiniptlUinii ol the Voter to cast hi
-1 allot llir-te Is nothing in Senator Co .p
el's lull of all lllll.cr.il, Uli Iclnoci at I. or
illi, toper character. But it i- a qutr
lion whether it* coercive character i
consistent with the -pint of our gov
er tun. tit. Ii would be br t ter, | erlia >,
to strike die tX qualification out >f li e
constitution uti'i tliu- accomplish ah
llial I* aimed at in this bill without
mmpelhng tlir citizen to vote or pay a
fine. The tax qualification as enforced
under existing law* i* a sham a* well a*
a source of corruption and the sooner it
IS elmllshed th- fa tter for the purity r.f
elections and the security of free insti
tutions.
T II E final message of (iovernor
Htiyt i* an alile nnd comprehensive
document, giving a general review of
the the department* of Stale govern
ment- The concluding paragraph* of
the message are worthy the perusal of
men of 811 parties :
There was no session of the Senate last
year Hut the Auditor General's reyiorl
shows the following sums of money drswn
hv Itelsney " during the fiscal year ending
November .10, I WW.
p'.ir portage, isl-l', ex J. rear c harges
ami other ex|e'n— s during re
cess of IKSI f 300 00
For same during MM of IMS. 1 SOO 00
F.-r terriff " recess ending Ike.
31. iwej iV*I 00
For service* during IKX3 1 111) 00
$ .1 <VO IX)
" Services (luring recess ending I b-c.'ni
ter 11, 1883," and " duridg 1882," here
'a**tß-*l s parlely my reasonably b"
•ll|>|-| t'. c-ver the same |*-rt'*l
And y<-t C-*-hran fs reported to hare
ri-w(*p.,rnU-t| Ib-lsoey lrbr*rin of the Sen
ate,—/.inioufrr /*)//ur*r,
Influcncr- f the Hull un Health
The influence of the *oil uj-vn the
health of the living upon it, is brought
out very (dandy during the prevalence
of epi lemic diseases. That malarial ill
>e-ae(like intermittent levers) originate
from Ihe soil, i* already accepted ; and
recent iiivealtgatiotia show pretty con
cltisively that the g-rms of Cholera.
Ahlonunal Typhus. Yellow Fever, and
ttie plague are in some way connec'ed
W'th the soil, winch is daily corroborated
b, loiters from all parts of the routiirt,
(t it ing the marvelnu* effect f'rrmna ha
o ■ those diei*es, and in their ronvale*-
c nl state. Jons K. CoIfBTNCV, of C >rry.
Pa., ftayft: "I am still getting Iretter,
thank* to your Ptrurnt an I ,lf.i*sa. "
See page 34 "III* ol lute." 3t
•,'"Too late in what the sword when
the trum|-i souti Ii to draw it." Bui
never 100 late to whet your sjq edte by
taking Kidney-vV rt, festering lir-alth
and making your** If a well, sitong.
heirly man. 11 is unequsled a* a
remedy for all liver, b w< I* and kidney
diverse. All drugfciiU ktp ant re
commend it.
L':t tti B< a' on T ogetber
1.-win'* I'utU 't-lpbi, Branch c'othing j
bouae I* as well prepared it* it ev> r was
to suit you. No one need *nrtdt-r why
a man who mitki-r :i ape. i -lly of one !ine
of goorls cat! sell cite*per Mi ni lo- who ;
handles everything. o>-o<l* a e l.rught
in large lots. 1.,1 re being < xer-|
cised lo till v tin- kind ind quality most
likely to f.r- railed for, and th- hu-irict* '
l* studied, tsitli * vi.-w of understanding
the requirement* of it. I ;,e Philadel- j'
phia Branch i* an exi-'u-.ve clothing!
and gent's furnishing cat ■bl.-iiment, -
and invite* thn patronage of all who
needs anything' :ri that lii
Dnvt u ! Down ! Huvtii ! .
f rorn thi* dale until fuitber notice,
we have resolved to close out our entire
stock of heavy winter clothing irt the
line of overcoat*, coatt p-i.tsand tent* !
boot* and shoes, hut* and caps, at cost, !
in ordi r to reduce the stock, nnd make
room for -(•ring good-, ..riyh- dv in need
of clothing l.oot* and shoe*, will find it
to dieir interest, to go lo the Boston
flo'hirig House lately oj.ened in It-y- '
nold*'block Hellefonle, Pa. nl ft
,\ l-IC ,f itlfltixfllUllt.
Absolutely Pure.
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Writ of Partition.
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hisbifi) Prar.i % !•' < *tl+ f I t* ant!
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