SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Eastern and Middle States.
Two distinct eirthquake (hocks wore folt at
Amsterdam, N. Y., and vicinity.
A labcie ruase mooting to protest against the
imprisonment of Amorioan citizens in Ireland
bag been bold in tlio Cooper Institute, Now
York. Mayor Grace presided, and apoechos
cre made by Congressmen S. J. Randall, 8. 8.
Cox, Oodlore 8. Ortli, J. A. Bcranton, and
Lord, of Michigan, United Senator Jones, of
Florida, General Roger A, Pryor, Samuol F.
Cary, of Oliio, Mrs. Parnoll, mother of the
Irish land league leader, and others. Letters
of regret at not having able to be present were
received from United States Senators Mlllor,
Lapham, Vest, Fryo, Beck, Sowoll, Cockroll,
Pendlotnn, Fair and Jonas, Speaker Keifcr,
Samuel J. Tilden, Koscoe Conkling, Governir
Foster, of Ohio, and Long, of Massachusetts,
about a dozen Congressmen and other prominent
men. A long scries of resolutions was read and
adopted, which began altor a number of pream
bles, by declaring that "wo, the oitizons of
New York, irrespective of creed, race, extrao.
tion or political affiliation, desire to express
our earnost sympathy for those imprisoned
citizens in British dungoons and our deep
displeasure at the official neglect or evasion ol
duty which has abandoned them to the mercies ol
their nnrriipulons jailers." " The sycophantic
beariiu' of Jnmes Russell Lowell, our minister i t
the co irt of St, Junes, joined with his super
cilious replies to the appeals of our unlawfully
'mprisoned fellow-citizens," it was next de
clared, "has been viewed by us with mingled
feolings of disgust and indignation." Th?
resolutions then denounced "the flunkeyism
which airs itself in Anglicized circles in this
country," and declared that "notwithstand
ing the profound sympathy which true Amer
icans feel for Ire anil and -Jier cause,
since that cause is kin to tli.it of the spirit
of '76, the issues now i:i volved constitute not au
Irish question, nor an English question, but
simply an American question." The chairman
and secretary of tlio meeting were roquested
to send a copy of tho resolutions to the Presi
dent and Vice-Prosidout, to evory cabinet
officer and to every Senator and Representa
tive in Congress.
Thb Garfield club, of New York, sent to
Was ington a petition over a milo long and
containing the names of more than 130,000
persons who ask the PrcsiUont to pardon Ser
geant Mason for shooting at Guiteau,
Adklina Patti, tho opera singer, sailed
from Now York for Europe.
The will of Henry V. Longfellow, after
uauiltiK euvcrnl small sums given to relatives,
leaves tho balance of his property to his chil
dren, A FinE at Hopkinton, Mass., destroyed the
town hall, a largo boot factory and other busi-
nese bouses, causing an estimate ! total loss of
$350,000. Tlio boot factory was the mainatay
of the town, employing about 600 hands.
Three thousand barrels of petroleum, 19,000
empty barrels, 100,000 pounds of glue, with
other property of the Standard Oil company,
were consumed by the flames at Pittsburg, Ta,,
, involving a loss of about 1 123,000.
: The Connecticut house of representative
pasted a resolution indorsing Pi evident
Arthur's action m vetoing the anti-Chinese
bill.
! Ix the Rhode Island State election tho Re
publican ticket was successful by a majority of
4,383. The ecnate stands twenty-eight Repub
licans to eight Democrats, an 1 the lions:. about
ti.-.ty !! publicacs to ten Democrats.
At a picture ealo in New Y'ork ninety-five
paintings were sold for $132,000, or an average
of $1,388 for each picture. Tho highest price
brought by a single picture was $10,010, paid
for Boungeroau's "Nymphs and Satyr."
, Btuikes are increasing among the different
trades in Now York and other parts of the East
ern and Middle States.
Tukodoiif. GKtn.MiD, a New l'ork brash
maker, drank twelve pints of beer, and upon
bis wife's refusal to permit his nine-year-old
stepson to get any more ho crushed in the boy's
skull with a hammer and then cut his own
throat. Both wcro taken to the hospital in a
dying condition.
The schooners Victor and Northerner, which
sailed from Gloucester, Mass., for George's
Bank nearly two months ago for codrish and
halibut, have been given up for lost, with their
crews of twentv-two men. The usual time of
the voyage is three weeks.
James Fitzgebm.d, one of tho "banco
swindlers who allured Hon. Charles Francis
Adams into a den in Oostou and induce 1 him to
sign a check amounting to Sl!',35f, was ano-t-eJ.
Tho swindlers, who took advantage of Mr.
Adams' mental we.iknesj and tl.cn hvl tin
effrontery to present the ch
supposing Mr. Adams' family wjnld s ibmii
to blackmail ra'her than have a p j expo
sure, found theiusi-lves grievously mistaken and
thereupon left for puU unknown.
"Jcmeo," the largest cap ive elephant in tLc
world, weighing about eh; tons, a; rived i:i No
York a few days aa'o on au oclmm Htcatuship
direct from tho Loudon Zool gKitl gardens.
An astonishing easo of fatality is reported
from Philadelphia, where three eisleis Mrs
Sarah Watsun, a widow fifty-two year oi l
Mrs. Cynthia Winsmore, fifty-eight years oi l,
and Mrs. E izabeth Smith died within tei,
minutes of each cher in tho same room. Mr
Watson was taken suddenly sick and while vi
two sisters were at hor bedside she di ;d. 'I'm
two remuining sistera wcro eo overcome tha
they both died in a few minutes from uo.vou
prostration.
As idea of tho pres'nt tremendous rush of
emigration to America may be gathered from
the fact that in the fir.st week of April the ar
rivals at Castle Garden, Now Y'ork, numbered
13,016, being 5,721 more than iu the corre
sponding week of last year.
Ev a vote of 100 to 2 the Pacific mill weavers
of Lawrence, Mass., decided not to accept the
offer of the corp iration to allow them to return
to work on tho corporation's schedule with tho
promise that their wages should be as high as
are paid by any other mill.
Houth and West.
A St. Joseph (Mo.) dispatch says that great
excitement was aroused by the report that Jesse
James, the leader of the notorious James gang
of railroad and bank robbers, bad been killed
He wag living with his wife in a shanty on tbe
outskirts of St. Joseph, and two brothers named
Ford, members of his gang, were bis compan
ions. James and the two Fords were in the
front room together about 9 o'clook in the
morning. James took off bia belt and laid his
pistols on the bed, preparing to wash himself,
when Robert Ford sprang up behind him and
sent a bullet through his brain. The ball en
tered the back of bis bead at the base of the
right brain, coming out over the eye. The
Ford brothers at onoe made known what
tuey baa done and gave themselves np. A
number of men identified the body, which was
that of s fine-looking man, apparently forty
years old, as being the corpse of Jesse James.
The Ford brothers claim that they are detect
ives and that they have been on James' tracks
for s long time. It is believed that they were
with James in the Bine Cut train robbery, and
that they were influenced in killing him by the
lions of getting tha big reward which has been
offered for James, dead or alive, by the gov.
ernor and by tbe express and railroad com
panies. Robert Ford, who did ths killing, is a
young man of twenty-two.
A Cniaxao business horns' has signed a con
tract with Sergeant Mason 'to give b.m a posi
tion at 1 1,500 a year as soon as he is released
from prison.
At municipal elections in Western cities the
Democrats carried Cincinnati, Cleveland, Day
ton and Toledo, Ohio ; Indianapolis, Ind.j De
troit, Mich.; Dubmpio, Iowa, and Minneapolis,
Minn. The Republicans carried Milwaukee
A combination of Domocrats and Groenbackors
was successful in Grand Rapids, Mich.
At Kokomo, Iud., a prisoner charged with a
horriblo crime was taken from tho jail by a
mob and hanged. A nogro who Bhot and killod
a policeman at Kansas City, Mo., was seized by
a party of citizens, who hanged him from a
street bridge,
Owino to a system of torrorism which is be
ing praotlced in Arizona Torritory toward Chi
namen, in addition to othor acts of lawlessness,
Governor Tritle telegraphed to the rrosidont,
asking assistance for the protection of life and
property.
TnE graves of tho Confederate dead wero
decorated with flowers the other day at Now
Orleans.
A colored man who had assaulted a woman
was taken from jail at Winfield, West Virgiuia,
and hanged to a tree.
By a fire at the insane asylum at Yankton,
Dakota, five persons lost their lives.-
A fire at Cincinnati destroyed St. Xavier's
Roman Catholic church, causing a loss of about
$130,000.
The steamer Belle Mac, one of tho best tow
boats on the Mississippi, whilo on her first trip
of tho season exploded a boiler with terrible
effect. She had a crow of seventeen men ail
told, and not one among tho entire number
escaped without injury. Six were killed out
right by the catastrophe, three wero probably
fatally injured and tho survivors wore more or
less hurt. The accident happened not far
from La Crosse, Wis.
IU'Mons of the assassination of Governor
Crittendon.of Missouri, in revenge for the killing
of Jesse James, proved to bo founded on a mis
take; but it is belicvod that the governor may
be assassinated any moment by Frank James
or somo other desperate member of the gang.
Six masked men entered the passenger coach
of a train near Cleburne, Texas, and while tour
of them guarded tho doors the other two, with
revolvers drawn, went through the car robbing
the passengers, after which they jumped off
and disappeared.
DisPATcnES from New Orloans say that the
crisis in the inundated districts of the lower
Mississippi baa been passed, the swollen river
having fallen.
Tin: grand jury of tho criminal ourt at
Memphis returned Indic'ments for involuntary
manslaughter against S. C. Mclutire, captain ;
J. N. Bondnrant, first mate ; J. C. Ilill, second
mate; and "Wash" Smith (colored) captain of
the watch of tho steamer Gulden City, which
was bnrucd at the wharf there with heavv 1- si
of life.
From Washington.
In his message to the Senate vetoing the bill
to restrict Chinese emigration the President
asserts that the suspension of the coming of
Chinose laborers to this country for twenty
years would be a breach of our national faith
as pledged to China in the treaty of 1SS0.
Ho reviews the negotiations at tho form
ing of the treaty, to show that neither of the
contracting parties contemplated tho pas
sago of an act containing a prohibition of emi
gration for tweuty years, or thought that such
a period would be a reasonable suspension or
limitation. He adds that be is deeply con
vince! of the necessity for some legislation
on this subject, and points out features of
this act which, bo thinks, oould bo modified to
advantiigo. Ho Bays the systom of personal
registration and passports is undemocratic
and hostilo to tho spirit of our institutions.
Tha Chinese minister has reminded him that
tho bill makes no provision for the tran-it
across tho United States of Chinese subjocts
now residing in foreign countries. Good faith,
and good policy too, he thinks, require us to
suspend the emigration of Chinese laborers
fir a loss period than twenty years. No
one, the President asserts, can say that
the country has not profited by the work
of the Chinese; and the Pacific States, he
declares, are full of evidences of their industry.
Now it is supposed they are not needed there,
but there may be other sections of the country,
ho suggests, where their labor may be ad
vantageously employed without interfering
with the labors of oar own race. Finally,
tho President declares that the trada of
China has been very valuable to us,
and especially to California, and that
tho policy of this bill must ropol it. It may
be, ho savs, that tho great and paramount in
terest of protecting our labor from Asiatic
competition justifk-s us in a permanent adop
tion of this policy ; but it is wiser iu tho first
place to mako a shorter experiment, with a
view hen-after of maintaining permanently
only such features as timo and cxporionca may
commend.
Secretary Foloeb he issued a call for the
redemption of $15,000,000 of bonds of tho loan
of July 17 and August 5, 1SC1, continuod at
percent, from July 1, 1881. Principal and
accrued interest nill be paid at the treasury cn
Jane 7.
TnE President nomiuated John J. Piatt, of
Ohio, to be consul of the United States at Cork.
Ax amendment to tho army bill adopted in
the House provides for tho compulsory retire
ment of officers who have served for fortv
ye ars or who aro sixty-two years old, without
exception.
Secretary Frelixwiuysex in a report to tho
President eays a portion of tho American citi
zens imprihoi el in Ireland have been release I,
and negotiations are in progress for the reloasa
of the others.
The Houso committoo on elections by a vole
of seven to two adopted tho majority re port in
tlio South Carolina contested rasa iu favor of
Muckry agt. Dibbcll.
By the provisions of tho army appropriation
bill, which has passed the Houso, many promi
nent officers, including GoncraU Blioruuu and
Iluncock, will bo retired during the next five
years.
FonTnEit nominations by tho President:
James R. Partridge, of Maryland, envoy ex
traordinary and minister plciiiotcnti:i,v to
Pern. Honry C. Hall, miuistcr rosidont of fio
United Btates to the Centrnl Amoricau States.
A. V. Keasboy, attorney of the Unitod States,
diatrict of New Jorsov,
Tbe President sent the following important
nominations to the Senate: Henry M. Toller,
of Colorado, to be secretary of the interior;
William K. Cbandlor, of New nampshiref to be
secretary of the navy; William H. Hunt, of
Louisiana (secretary of the navy), to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Russia; Rowland Worth
ington, proprietor of, the Boston Travel er, to
be collector of custom at Boston. In Senate
executive session tbe same day the nomi
nation of Mr. Teller was confirmed.
Henry M. Teller was born in Allegany county,
N. Y., May 23, 1830. He studied law and was
admitted to the bar in New York city. Iu 1838
he removed to Illinois, and three years later he
went to Colorado, where he has since resided.
He never held an office until he was elected to
the United States Senate as a Republican on
the admission of Colorado as a Stato. He took
bis seat on December 4, 1876, and km re-elected
on December 11, in the earns year, for a term
which will expire ou March S, 1883. His boms
is in Central City, Colorado.
Tbi bill of exeeptions taken in ths case of
Charles J. Guiteau, and signed by Judge Cox.of
the criminal court, makes a pamphlet of thirty
nine pages. There are thirty-two exceptions
as to matter? ocourring tip to thn timo when
tho case was given to tlio Jury, and exceptions
also to tho riiliugs of tha court denying a new
trial, and overruling ths motion in arrest ol
Judgment. To the charge of Judge Cox no lesi
than thirty-six clauses are mado the subjects ol
exception.
The House committoe on education and la
bor lias directed Representative Sherwin, ol
Alabama, to draft a bill to be submitted to tha
committoo recommending that an appropria
tion of $10,000,000 bj made to be expendod
throughout the Unitod States for educational
ptirposos in accordance with the ratio of illit
eracy. lilil'liESENTATIVE TltOJIAS AtXEX, of Mis-s-mri,
born at Pitt-field, Mass., ia 1813, a
i iimincnt railronl man anl at ono timo the
printer to Congress, died the othor day at the
Arlington hotel after an illness of several
weeks. Ho loavos an eatato valued at about
$13,000,000.
Foreign News.
Haxlan, the champion oarsman, (lefoatod
Boyd, the Englishman, easily in a three-mils
race on the Thames.
Ax unsuccessful attempt has been made to
kill William B. Smytho, a wealthy land-ownct
of county West meal h, Ireland. Mrs Smytho,
his brother's wifo, who, along with Lady Har.
riot Monck accompiuioi Mr. Smythe, was
shot dead, tho bullet scattering her brains
about the carriage in which they were return
ing from church. Three persons an evicted
tenant, his wifo and son were arrested.
S.uiAit Bernu.uidt, tho noted Fron.ih ao
tress, has just been married in Lon ton to M.
D.unala, a wealthy Greok.
The assassins of General Stroluikoff have
been hanged at Odessa, Russia.
Labor disturbances on a large scale have
taken place in Barcelona. Spain. Workmen to
tho number of 33,000 filled the streets of the
city and a state of siego was proclaimed.
A Jewish family of nine person? hive been
murdered by three Russian soldiers at Sjubetz.
The London PiM MaV. (Untile criticises the
present system of administering Irish affairs,
and suggests tu governing of tlio country by
a commission to bo composed of a good law
yer, a practiced e'.alfcsuiau and a sensible
soldier.
A TcnpEDO exploded at Toulon, France, aa
eleven sai ors were about to throw it into the
sea. Three of the sailors were killed and the
eight others were seriously wounded.
Another dynamite mine has been discov
ered beneath the Nicholai railway at tho fourth
station from Moscow, Russia. Many persons
have been arrested on suspicion of being im
plicated in the plot.
Ix many parts of Mexico a strong feeling is
manifesting itself against the provalent "amuse
ment" bull-fighting.
Mr. Smythe, tho Wcstmeath (Ireland) land
lord whoso eister-in-lav was shot to death
while coming from church, has written to Mr.
Gladstone charging him with the responsibility
of tho eleed.
Drnixo market day at Wa!egojulawos,Russia
an attack was made upon the Jows of the town,
and thirty shops and eighty houses were de
stroyed.
A boat's crew of six men was drowned during
a storm in the harbor of Victoria, B. C.
TrixcE Gortscuakoff has retired from the
position of Russian minister of foreign affairs,
ind M. de Giors, his assistant, has been ap
pointed his successor.
Fatal Storm in the West.
Portions of Michigan. Iowa. Missouri and
Kansas have been visited by a tornado in which
many lives were los-t ana mucu property eic
Bt roved. Near Raymond, Kansis, John Wil-
sou a iieiiso was blown uuwn auel .Mrs. Wilson
was killed and a Sirs. Parker fatally injured.
Several other large and strongly built houses
were demolished in the neighborhood. Pro
ceeding northward the storm struck the
new and thrivinc town of Chase, demolish
ing twenty out of tho twenty-six build
ings in 'the place, and tlnowing cars
from tho track. Mr. Read, a hotel keeper,
was killed, and his wife fatally injured. Another
woman and a child were also' killed. At about
tho same time in the evening a small cyclono
pas-ed tliruugli the eastern part of tho county,
doing considerable dninaco. It was accoiu-
pauiel by a waterspout, pouring a dolugo ol
water in some p aca, an l diowuing every
thing li'ose in others. 1 lie wind sucked an
ot the water out of the wells. As tho cloud
approached Chaso it was in tho shape of a fun
nel, whirling and twisting with fearful veloe
ity. Churches and other buildings iu its path
Were completely wrecked. Near Highland Sta
tion, Micliiian.tlio dwelling of a man named
Craudall was blown down, killing Crandall and
one child, and severely iniuriu" a dauchter.
guest named Mrs. Tajlor, of l'ontiac, was alan
killed, and several other persons were more or
Ic-ms injured. The hr.n ieano covered an area ol
Icbs than half a mile wido, but is reported to
have lev led ovei vtlung in its path.
In Oakland county, Mich., Lafayette Ran
de I, his uster nnd little boy, and Mrs. Henry
Tyler, were killed. A little daughter of Tyler
had her arm so badly cinslicd that amputaiiou
was necessary. Miss Cora Ward was also in
jured. Tne debris had tin appearance of an
explosion, everything being ground to atoms.
An idiot sister of Horace Sherman, of Kalamo,
was killed, his mother's sister's leg was broken.
his wile's jaw was dislocated, and the whole
familv was carried a distance ot litty rods hv
the storm and thrown into a swamp, badly
bruised.
At Keosaurjna and Humeston, Iowa, and
Cahnka and Ashton, Mo., tho damage was
especially severe. A dispatch trom licosauana
the comity scat of Van lluren county, stales
that the huiricano wrecked a great enal of
m nperiy and played much havoc throughout the
Lowor Den Moines valley. At K' osaugua a large
new honee in which a locomotive was kept w.is
(IcmclisLed. A liremau was uailly injured.
Two or three brick houses wero partly clemol
ished. Heavy sections ot tho sidewalk were
torn up and borno awav by tho wind. The
wind tore up trees and blew. down fences iu all
directions.
"WISE WOltDS.
That which is well done is twice
done.
A blithe heart makes a blooming
visage.
Ba'ter one word in time tban two
afterward.
None bnt tbe wise man can employ
leisure well.
People seldom improve when tbey
bave no otber model than themselves to
copy after.
Fortune does not change men; it
only unmasks them and ebows their
tine character.
When you have occasion to utter a
rebuke, let your words be soft and your
arguments bard.
We cannot too soon convince ourselves
bow easily we may be dispensed with in
this world of curs.
Give mo tbe money that has been
spunt in war and I will purchase
evry foot of land upon this globe.
Instead of complaining of the thorns
among tbe roses, we should be thank
ful there are roses among the thorns.
Men who have tbe ptrongest intel
lects bave tbe weakest memories; tbey
trust more to invention than to
memory.
A doctor at Richmond Bays that if people
will take a bath ia hot whisky anl ro?k salt
twice a year they will never catch a Cold.
Until somebody has tried this new remedy we
would say : stick to the old and reliable Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Forty-ferenth Conjrre l-Senate.
A Joint resolution nassed appropriating
$10,000 for a monnmem over the grave oi
Thomas Jefferson, at Monticollo, Va....Mr.
Vonrheei submitted a resolution declaring that
tno minimal ol the stale department in re auon
'o tho arrest and imprisonment Of Daniel
McNwoony anl other Amorican oitizons by the
Biitish authorities, is in violation of American
law. inconsistent with lm value of American
citizenship and derogatory to the honor ol
the Unitod Btates. Temporarily tbled....
Mr. Morgan introduced a mil w eionne in
rights of citizens of tho United Statos in, and
when living in, foreign countries, lue Dill sen
forth that the rights of American citizenship in
loreicn countries, wnicn are requireu iu ot
protected in tha manner and by meam
providod iu section 8,001 of tho re
vised statutes, extend td and incluelo tin
right to be socure in their persons, houses, pa.
pers and effects against Unreasonable searches
snci seizures j ui tno ngnt m on uxuuiim
from domiciliary visits without legal warrant
according to the forms of law of tho coun ry,
and tho light on demand of thomselvos n
counsol to be informed of he nature anil
cauee of any aoiion against thein when thej
are under an est or aro impiiaoned
on a suspicion or accusation oi
charge of being guilty of any crime or offense
against tho laws of such foreign country, and
tlio right ol trial in sucu cases witnin a reason
able time, to bo confronted with tho witnesso
against them, to have compulsory process ioi
obtaining witnesses in their favor and 10 have
conn-el for their defense. ReferioJ to tin
committee on foreign relations.
The bill for the admiminn of Dakota into tho
Union, recently recommitted to the committoo
on Territories, was reported without amend
ment. ...Upon motion oI'Mr. Farley the Presi
dent's message, vetoing the Chinese bill. Was
taken up. Mr. Sherman supported and Mr.
I'ayard spoke aeainst the Pre-idcnt's veto. Ou
tho question: "Shall tho" bill paRS notwith
standing the objections ot the President 1" the
vote was. yeas twenty-nine, nays twenty-one,
so me ui.i laneu to pass over tne veto, two
thirds not havinz vo'ed in ths affirmative. The
vote is as follows: Yoat Bavard, Peck, Call,
Cameron (Wis.), Cockrcil,Coke, Davis (W.Va.),
Fair, Farley, Gorman, Grovor, Hampton,
Harris. Hil (ColA .lnhsstun. Jons. (Nev.l.
Lamar, Mcpherson. Maxev, Miller (Cal.). Mil
ler (N. Y.), Morgan, Pencileton, Pugh, Slater,
Toller, Vest, Voorhecs and Walker-23. Nays
Aldrich, Anthony, Blair. Davis (111.). D.twca,
i rye, narnsnn, liawlev, tloar, lngans, iveuogg,
McMillan. Mitchell. "Morrill, Piatt, Plumb,
Rollins, Sawvor, Sewell, Sherman and Windom
ei. l'arred (Jarlsnd. JacKson. Jonas, It n-
som, Saulsbury, Williams and Vance in tho
affirmative, with Edmuuds, MeDid, Allison,
Logan, Ferry, Saundeis and Conger in the
negative.
The presidential count bill pnssod without
amendment. It provides that the presidential
elcciors of each State shaU meet and give thoir
votes on the second Monday in January next
followinn thoir annointniont. at such places as
the legislatures of the States may direct; that
cacu etaio, pursuant to its laws existing
on the dy fixed tor the appoint
ment of the clectora, may determine
prior to the meeting of tho electors any con
troversy concerning the appointment of all or
anv oi them: that -""li rioturniinatinn shall be
conclusive evidence of their lawful title, and
shad govern iu the count by Congress; that i.o
electoral vote or votes from any State from
which only one return has been received Bhall
be rejected, except by tlio alliimative votes ot
tho two houses; that if nioro than o-e
return is received from a State, the
votes of thoso electcrs who havo be n
appointed by the lawful tribunal ot the S ale
shall bo counted, and in lo event of a ques
tion as to which of two or more ot sucu at
tribunals is the lawful tribunal, the votos of
the electors appointed br l'at tribunal which
the two hor.Hjs, acting eeparatclv, rha'l le
cido tho authorized cue. shall be c nnted :
that in case of an undetermined contest be
tween two or moro sots of flec:ors of a State
those votes Khali be counted which tho two
Houses, acting separately, shall decide to be
the law'nl electoral votes. The bi 1 sl-o pio-
vidos that if tho couiitins of tho votes sh ill not
havo been completed bet'oro the filth calendar
oay ne xt day alter tno hist joint meeting or m
two houses, no recess shall be afterward taken
by either housJ until the ccuming is finished.
Ilonsn.
Thero was a sharp debate on Mr. Crapo'i
motion to suspend the rulos and pass a ivso
lution making the bill to extend tho corporate
ex.steuce of national banks a cou inniiifi
Bpecial order for April 15. Mr. Bland opposed
tim motion, anil eloclarod his hostility to
national bauka and natieinal bankers. Mr.
r-'ptingcr opposeel tho motion because it would
iiitoiJero with tno tanu commission auu oiuoi
important bills on the special order calond.ir.
Mr. Uardenbergh decbired that the national
bank bill transcended in importance any otnei
on tho special cnleiid sr. and ho favored the
m ition. Mr. Crapn, Mr. Dingley and o tier-
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n was lose vl& to 10 mere not wu g iuu uw
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fit h classes, under tho act of 18(51, was passed
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Sherwin introduced a bill to advance e luci-
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uted among tho States an 1 Terriiories on the
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i.cieney for distinctive paper for United S ates
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Washington mi nuinent.... A bill was passed
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tried by millions It has been proclaimed
The Paip Destroyer of the Age!
Thousands of rhyslclfttts recommend
It as an External Remedy
IncMon of Chronic Ttticnmntlem, Heartache, Tooth.
ft'-he, iUopqmto Hue. HIP, limine. o'riiiB,yi
Nrmn. lMiim in tho I.iinli, Hac k and Client, Plm
les, itinteiien, Frucklfs, fctiilinecl Joints auu ton
racted Musclen.
Its Wonderful Curative Po-w-
ers are Miraculous.
TaVcn tntomittlv In ran of Dyxentcry. Diarrhea.
BeaBirlinc. l,'lioler,1. t'roll. I'olie. Cramiia and Sick
ilemlnrlin. 118 Soiilliillir Hlld lienelratillK giialltica
are iunucdlutely fi It. It is uvrlm tly Innocent
XO TAKE NTI1AUA'.
READ THE CERTIFICATES.
Warranted for Thirty-four Years
and Never Failed.
TCn one once trytnpr It will ho without It: over 800
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eel! receiveii all'l ft tew ul'e LTivi'll below: tLUOO will
be iiaid if any One is laltie.
From fl. T,. Cohen, Ewi., lTcsidetit of the yewTork
CoUHolidalcd Curd conii'iiny, M William nlreet.
Nnw Yoi-.K. Julv !i:i, 188J.
Dr. Tobian For thlrly ve:n I have used your Lini
ment in my familv !nr IJiurrliea, horn lliroat.
Itlieumnlisin. Mos'iuito iitienatiu niwara ana out
ward lain. It always cured. I m-vi-r to Knroe
wilhiiut it. and manv of my fronds there to whom I
havo pivetl it ordered supplies Intm you. Last
niu'lit. at mv place at Txuik liranch, one of my horsca
was takeu verv bid with colli. 1 ueil your Horse
l.iiiiineiit with nrirvelous effect on him. In au hour
lie wiih well. I irulv believe he would havo died
...i.l...,.t It Vnnr Condition l'llttllers STO all TOO
rei res' iit thffln to I.e. I um never without your
preparations, Yours truly.
SEVERE RIIEI'MATISM.
Slate of Xcw Jersey, Iler'cii county, towr.hip of
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nhip, iM'inx duly sworn, dotli depose and sav. tnat no
lias lieen H.'vereiy n.iiiii-ii-i nn i UK..,.,,.!."!., ....
libnvcavear, and wus so Ind that he could scarcely
walk, lx iuu lieiit n!mot doiihle. and was utterly un
ulile to do anv work. Having heard of the wonder
ful ri ma le liv Iir. Tooias- Vein -Han Unimont. lia
was induced lo trv ii . and after usin' it a short timo
was aide to iro to work a :a. u. alter lieini-' unaltle to do
ulivtliini: tor neiirlv a jrar. T. JOHNSON.
Hwom to beioro uic, J. II. ErirNKKiiiiuit', Justico
of the rcace.
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Slav 1)0 rwiiltc d dnilv from in A. M. tn H P. M.. frfil
l,bm-m: ' Til K V 1 1 .SUM A " HAtJNKTIC
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