The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 14, 1886, Page 2

OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. cs ai Wasuincton, D. C., April 5,56 6oks if t 30% . i ; Ge The committees in congress a! ~ moving slow ly and cautiously with the appropriation es mont pas priation t house—the Indian, the pension covering: The intere in the house t bor stril to Ati fr:0O of Miss He cw remarks, re = alain. Col. der of his time and yielding to =< c eam ten Weav strongly in fayor of the of Ma: believed that the Ja members, men cou! difficulties w of congiess. Hammond ot thought that the question Serious and impo tant to through without tion. Daniels, thought th bill crude in t its provi ‘ons w vd {il in ot view. Rea hearty sy ympathy intended to be bencfit but believed its prov sun tutional. Kelly of Penns: lyan':, bill and believes it will not desired. The dispo. be to load the bill down wit! a ments so that if it passes at all it will be very different from the bill re- ported by the cummittee. will vo © tor i", t the latter col ive e ors and sparkling upon the polished ton seems to} ornament. | H. brass, inakes a beautitu! end- She \ Phe above One of Buffal tUT iS | were the principal speakers, and the ers’” several umes met a 5 an ig ih bill will be further considered at «ans | goo 1-looking gl and sd to | | other day. become acquainted with h He Pi aes / In the senate Log tracked her to a prayer meeeting at | was the most discussed subjce a prormine urcn one ¢ 25 YEARS IN USE. | The Spe eches on it | been \ | ce ce, ) Sg Tee G: reatest Medica! Tr ir Zurph of the Ago! | and heated, Some senators sir vi tl ‘ ! SYMPTOMS ¢ OF A | intimated that Logan's » len begged pardon tor intra , TORPIH it ‘ | SI ‘ Hi But u ub » be eet ‘ envy between the nt ri fi didlates, as some hay 1 u : | kind to insinuate, but ant ronisin to coh | Logan because ot his-active iiVars tee } z ve j whi s sstul, noty i i ing rhe action of the coma public land dverse to th: ce J | firmation. Teller and Logan es- “Oh, 4 sagrtae Harr or Wine decially were extremely personal j anes See Ts ACLS | and severe in their strictures upon “But they won’t object to my ac-] , tetieel asl oan a | each other. companying you?’’ Office, 42 Murray St., New York. Feb 11 86 “No, have done me no harm, and, though | The republicans just now sir,”” she replied, “You are anything but harmonious in the sen- ate. Two caucusses have been held, and no action yet decided on as to you have not treated me like a t future action on the adoption of the tleman, tather gen- and mother do not know anything about it, and they Edmunds _ resolutions. There 15 a] will treat you like one. I am sure i wide difference of opinion as to what | they would be glad to see you, and } their ad »pt meant. A large num- | they might, poe tps, offer a prayer | } if ber of the senators now favor con- | in your behaif.” j oy i firmation, exce pt where the deposed By this time it was pretty hot tor } are ex-union so! diers removed with- *masher’’ and he hastily excused i i tte vill dor _ i i i out cit 1 will doub rom proceeding in the ? ii n of the sensible j Judgimg from it about th i bill to create a ¢ ; ture is meeting w position from th i country. The spirit ot the bill is to % ; ae po create a commission ot three, who Paid o oubor tt Ger ae ape BERT " JOHN c. WES? & CO, ij shall be chosen atter a competitive everything out of Ins salary, holding 262 peenicon ST., CHICAGO, ILLS., if examination, and who are to decide the sae fund, except for cler- 2 Prove Wests Liver Pai, i On the plans for government build- | 1°*! hey poy few other expenses SEE tll ings throughout the whole country. | #8 sacred. Mr, Lincoln seldom drew The chiet of the commission is to] UPO? this tund except tor the most id receive a salary ot $5,000 per annum a — tor the office. It } Two objections to the bill are, first, | 18 Said that Mr Hayes lived almost a1] that architects competent to fill the entirety out of and ' AD V ER I ISERS ' *): Positions will give six mon f Sioncion | j vote us Will not give six months of , can learn the exact cost time in prepaxing competitive unless they are paid for the} *7© ¢S"! plans mated plar and talent of the standard of any proposed line of i advertising in American oF es gate by addressing oe tor the speedy | Geo, P. 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