Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1881, Page 10

‘eb uv CHICAGO TRIBUNE: . MOND JUNE 6," 1RRI—TEN PAGES. . rs = = : — =a oe at oe y r It was made the text for some rather tormid- + Excoittive sesstins inbht be desirable, | juclag the eftiete vatlonal NT SROWER. SS CONKLIN able speeches hy the Hourhon leuiters ih sete | Tebelieved titat ach a eauyars would hejiss fuclitiine the dvclsteu suctslies pieathanal smi WR bits baie Ber aduateltt te JEEN TODS: ARE CROWES pus Sptaistahe Be Hing forth the polley of the Republicans tee | tothe that hee wished | dng altiver chosen at Ute tir ine, a : mr rH Ww nthe Ad Nation that tian Aliens had i A Catala a i tore stn nstil ite —— ¥ 5 ’ i al ‘of . nes! a Mddleberger. ‘That | nothing to dujure line in Virginia i : i Hibtory, Of His, Svar upon SubJeet Was Clete Tue anortier | dhtiet Meade eorkattuppadategerity slant THE COURTS, hk ministration of President w wt ¢ dl after the n= | Tis anaes tu the Federal titlows uf the 4 "7 it Built ii ny uly ormanized, ets wor retia Tait W, le. A Dt & co. Garfield. The committees were. elected by the eon- wre ut the euntest ht ies HE SHO en Saturday atte ae Oe This cut ina microsccpis view of th o t = suitutional majority,"—the Democrats make | the Senate, tuentioned tive or six post- : " ele ; follicte and papitia Irom which che halt | thie Hair nil Full ul ce be Ne serious opposttion. In view of the | tons now ovettpled hy Republicans whore he | etieen Ty the Utrentt Court by John V. i Ay PA He ah Beorct Proceedings of tho Republicans | vvents of the two months whieh followed. i | thotutht onclt tobe removed, Te alist wat Raster agaist Egan 1, Gamuton, Willen ft evllt a readily sear thats though, LA) Isevident that the Demoenits then made a | ask that Reatjusters be appoluted Yoeertnz, Houry Ye Smith, and Dantel ‘ the hair iagone from the murlace it In| The Scalp. sisee cee ok i nt i Wg 4 " f 2. roo During the Session of the funttnine ntal mistake in polle place, bat rovammendad Ghat other Republic: | Fast to set aside weonteact, He says thint hn mcalpc and laaniynrcrcated Ren rome Benat Miter the committees ans be appolated. ‘Pho basis of his request was, the tirin of Ji D. Enster & Co, of whiely ing by the contraction of the follicle enate. there was a good deal of that the Republicans tow holding the oles 1d 7 pot in which it should grow, The bead (ested outside of the Senute i. were Republlean only i names that | He was a inembers were the ownerd of a Me in most frequently years in becomir g : THE: CTION OF OFFICERS, they were, tu fact. Alles af the Hourbons, and | conse to mann facture the Marsh Harvester bald, In this time the epidermis be- ey on alt | ta the Stites of Michigan, Idiaua, Ulnots, comes hard and smooth, and the folli- | The late Bulb. c, ose of active | fows, Minnesoti. and Wiseonstit. on pit clen effectually ctoxed. When the halr falls out the roots of the hair da not leave the sealpi the young, fine ts Rtill alive and healthy: but, Ike an; ‘onteaeli f form ‘of vegetable fife, cannot force | Tt Contraction... «44. Attempts at Comprontise—The Republics | y4,, Gorham. Don Comeron, and others In- Maanfesteut ‘ , asians, He nit ted the tres an Senate Always the Friend of hat Howwoutd he proper to complete publienne to take; the ptacee of what he | ment at 1 royalty tothe patent tho Prestdent orks and aeantens was called. Meat ou) " : nif-henrted, hieficiont men. ‘The prof. sien ‘i y White, Ht lind been snaested that ft ward be | ost! tile, Me i ssigwed to Gominon & was recelvad with much faver by thts | Aus ice , as proper to lend Mahone all the eneannige: | Advicory Committee Perl fine latin wevetine (eo waa teat Pa : ment possible fn Virginians and that this ‘ fenst 100,000, | th C 3 its way through the hard crust, but 1 4 ity" : = pnt SUQOO fit ESa the contract was lies dermant until the surface is soft. Tho Relations of Senator Mahone to tho | could he done In to better way than by note ] epublica 1 n Virginia. also | antied ‘so Uhat Gammon & Deerkns ened; the glands and tenuea ean then | The Yer Il 5. mathe some one whom he night sug | app 1 bere oniinit Hie nntagone | ware i ro the mnitchine: it New Har... ceeee Sonate and to the Adminis- rest’ to. one of the linpurtunt. ofllecs iit positives treday | Were to dmatuifacture the machines and J. 1. abrorb the hair-food (akia to manure troti mnior the Senate. Among other things, | net Mulione movement, Tere. | Bust . Aveta to sell thheanr, A lavage bits Hiuvaintel ints. new eversy ead aerots ration, twas stated tht Col, Peyton, vot | aunted M Tepntiater, Te ‘thongnt | nse Ladd heen built iy witlet wis wortts tyand the hair starts on & fresh grawtt | the Pap! Pe Seams ae Visti, wito hetd the posttion of Eseeutive | (sO wi Republican vont of Virginia shontd | SIUKNM) bait It wine lurzuly Litt wp cnet, {FOIE CHIN Under the new and favorable conditions, | Ht apillt...++ +++ «By een oor Frm Our Own Corresponitent. Clork, was biter” persanal nnd polttient |! ate 4 \ d teen! bata ad ~ ; . 3 : * D 4 RI UNENG, Wasinsetos, D.C, June L—The elonds | enemy af Malone: stil that, tn viet uF the SrOTRE BRE TRL eT ee eset aetna Meatty patel ee Many believe that when the hatr is pitied ont, or It leaves the sealp, the roots go wih if, Th Dave lifted from tho political situation In fact tlt Ny aia held so Tuportint tpost- | or te tteadjuster; thats the Reputitieans | with he mane itaes lnrgest | CVFONCOMS: not leaves the skin but the hair shatt and ity bulb. The roots of the hair, as th bY ure 4 a ont de: i ; iS erleal foree, i would be Wwlse | should maintain thete organization, nomtns AWasilngtarea Brent ileal alec te. resins That that position, or one equivalent toil in | their tieket, and be suppor tion of Mr. Conkling and tho remarkable | jmportanee, shonkt be Med bya Virginiin | tration, ln short, Mt complications which have followed it, and It | friendly to Mahone, At first. Uris) proposl- Paso ina fs possible now to givean intelligentsketehot | ten met-some opposition in the eanens,— fis statem eredHors, totum aver to then a tiaree part | called, do not. die exece extreme ts . 7 Y ¥ sur ereiiitors, testurn aver to thent a Inge part | ca led, da Hic except in extreme eases, and they are usnally alive and hea tts though the surtiee of ond Do Enster © 7 the head he smooth and shiny. The Hair Grower wi ; z i MN ‘This wus extorted, at is. alleged, by | (He he: ' ¥- The Hate Grower will develop and expand the follicle, allowing the Drones to help. ane threat 1 food? fo reach the weak hair bolow the surface, and nourish it until It has strength’ to grow of ne tay Mee Activin porte wit Mahone, | Ce It Proved the asenrtion which M che the inside movements in the Republicnn par- | some. of the Republicans declaring that Ina eas hai Ucn rat oe PA SARA AE tt nul sails worth STROE N sy power, * (eauciyg tne extra session of tho. Sgoate, | tel Ae M-Alutone Wud uidoubtedly se- | hutataa" Sass, exe ae hufaiee tne worst | twee white he ake ewer nee We regret that. we cannot yet give more elty references, having just opened our offices here, bul wo ‘Tho Itepablienn lendurs found. tt necediary. BLL TUG GEN. de SOS ERLGLA Pane a ee a comtattamamee Me | sheen! ty SL k. Dolton. wud the asizo- | eavuntee to give as good ones here in from 6 to § weeks (as it akes about that {ime to grow new hain) as asthey thought, to aecomplish their purposes, | the Domacrats woul be elven an opportuni: Mi. CONKLING of cirenistaives, and wine he | We do trom Cleveland or Cincinnati. —which they slanally fulled to accomplish | ty to place: the Republicans, in Mew of their appeared Lefornthe committee undp so osteks as to be ineapable of Every one we do or slinll give will be genuine, as can be demonstrated by writing to the parties, was that thelr proceedings should be in seerct. | past reeard, in oan awkward. position. Mae aborate wldress, Ht wat nearly blenth attending ta dis own b ty or prop 7 Hh while oY : “ a BENTON HAIR GROWER CO.—Gentlemen: I am sure JOUN BENGER, 127 West Front-gt., Tobacco Wareliouse, "They did not choose to take the public into | hone fs sald te have snezested three tan the ares SEIN Sui ls putt tly uni ue nnderstandius what he was doing, ‘The | your tgale Grower is all you claim forit I have Dec af BHNGII, lz Wort Frontent. alm . thelr con fidence, and, ng. a consequence,some | YY oneof which would be neceptable to We Niserieenisy pstnant blip thes hes Hae ot) tir was put Inte bankruptey li February, | ¥! ¥' m a en using it for K 807 Syeumore-s ., Grocer, orner Itneo and ‘Kront-sts, i. Neeson Ji hin, One al ‘is y err oncous Impressions have been created 98 | iy, Teil e We taal kc y d ISS, “The creditors were willlug to aecepta | ten weeks with most excellent results. When I commenced its use Ws quilion from the Senate, he tus repeated In New | omnnostitan af Tl eents oll the dollar, nnd | Aearly all the top of my head was bald and shiny; now it is cov- to the action of individual men, and as tothe | the “twa most promfacitly omen | 1 i age G & Deertt if rder to ret posts ed with a thick and hoof hair fr si Dn. C, 0, Bextos—Denr Sirs For nome yonra T have heen quite bald on f ye b resident with fnithlesnees; with being deter- sannion & Deere, dn order to pet posses er ha thick and new growth of hair from one-quarter to ones | one-third toonc-hatt my toad. ¥ comm if 7 from freneral purpose of the maJority of the party, | boned. ‘The Republicans in that eauens | mined to erush him, Conkling: with | sion of the firm's assets for m-small considera | half inch in length, B, ELDREDGE, ninitebx wens, Race, Bnd. ti cob gunmenaed uo,nep ot Hentan a araaraee ‘The conspicuous features of the situation | were finally Indeed ta nominate Riddle. | having — selected bis’ most powerfal | thon, offered to ndvanec the firds necessary Proprietor of Eldredge Sewing Machine. krowth of alr from one-half to one Inch in lengib. spn tte Ml. oh, were clearly stated In the current publien- | Derser—ulthongh who Rddleberger was, or | and offensive | opponent, | and | placed | to pay the composition if the firm assets were 199 State-st., Chicago, Ill & Prospect-st., Cleveland, : yi : why he had been selected, it amdonhtedty | in tn charge of the prineipal ofles itehis tutes | iynnsferred to them. fi order to foree such iu Nn Holng a contirmed skeptic in the usa of halr growers, f commenced the use nt tons of the day; but the most careful and | world at that time lave troubled eat | and he intintiined that’ the Adminiatratton, rangement Gi X Doerhug Midler MINOINN.AUT 7 yours about one yenr since under very advorso elrctmetances, on 1 cons latates Pe Ee Te Oo aed nr ee Te eee eee eta | au arcungenent Gammon & Derk Haluees CINGINNATI REFERENCES. Iinow weey oxtreiio eneo, Dut WitOE MNOWINE WHALE aa. one Tee nee ees aceurate of journuiists made some mistakes, | them to say. Tt happened. that the Setaters Of desteoyfie bine -Coniting: that thig was, 6 Flest National Hank te enter tp Juelz | * : a CINCINNATI, Mareh 10 1891. . | ton highly recommend it to others. Dhad not appited the Grower long hotest Jn view of the extraordinary and foolish se- | Who haye usually presided ‘at eanenses were | one ateoy tu hin a3 0 leading representative of | ents on some Judament notes ie held, wand ReENTON'# Watt Gitowrn Co.-Gentlenion: When Lcormmonced using your | produced n good growth of hale of natum? color over all tut part ot my bees, crecy of the entire proceedings, It Ist mar- | OM thatdaystek orabsent, Senator Anthony, | to Grant interest: and Chat, Conkling boing | Jaste oxcentions azuinst Kuster. Gammon & | iavcocn tren ng eae Min untd iny hale enw Fri ohesiiFan ine teens | cundinies to prow Caicos AUC Hooton and tiem entjen tel wl bead eee Fel that thé errors’ wore'an few, the Doun of the Senute. and the standing | ernshed, the time for the other Grant Serators | Deering alga threatened to force the bank | inet: intent ne nts conyineed of the nine of TAU Broparatlon by ina litte walle. ; AUS, C. W. BELDED “MAMONE. tole vf ae lays. “Sen ee put ode ae ‘ . fiptes ifoeverites plone, Rebteaenti hat oa oue Hate eune teeeomiitalinge wonders untruy Hen, sitter betas bold on Hear Sir: om pleased to tnto that, after n tnldnesn of tive or more 3 NES 0 his roo for fen days. pininds. THE PRESIDENT, v iis world rula the firm woless thetr proposi- ‘ bly L) nate eh in my 2 “4 on Te Yeary ‘Yo begin witlt, the Mahone business had wna absent, in, in the South, af a lorrill Of | in ble interview with the committee, was very | fon was Aevete fl finally all the, fir Sti fervor eng tend sup rpaee Yar nog, pare Age Head or Torti, noth ith at donuuey lay an previuuod Rate tune irdongiinrters teh ened very . . PO, Be! i pint af se: rl 7 ‘K iy 4 “4 y Eaates rivale fort. Crackor Manufacturer, 4 W “nt. ond quite thick, ‘otira respectfully, i, A. MAYO, very much to do with the situation at the | Vermont, Hest in rank in polntof senlority, | framkeos fo Virginia, (He intimated ndesire 19 } assote, togethor with, Haster's private fort | 4 say eoruity hat son have porformel sage Rae e Te ett eeR ESTE | OR NE March 2, 1851 Suporintondent N. 8 MCo, outset, and was a controling influence until | Was hot physteatly strong, aud did not are | Quo sow.” Ife curnesily wished to heal ap Were conveyed to tha above firm Of | nognintne te uso wicee hove NOON DAK fon sentee. beg guaeeaat and Unir te ahh i toundertake the burden of the charge ot the | tio Bourhon part of the. sotlet Sout, He wished It Is ehthned now by sr that } mung te oi . Le He Be T havo need Bontan's Hatr Growor six months only, and thess ents represent neuxr the ctose of the session, Mahone repre | contest, to aveld injuring tho Itdpubtiean ofgzanization fal condition was xueh that the cone fo 97 W, Frantest, Clncinnatl. the true condition of iny hand befor und uftar ning it. 1 ain 58 years of ace, sented to some of the Senators a principle; nine pdwes, of atassacteserrs In the South, oe daly anything whieh woul | tract made by hin was vald, and also that it | dh TAMOMagstdent taston's Hanke Newport Ky. atioog prined to see tho now Rrowth of haircomo In of natural cutor,” | "te Mecetly aur it is discovered that to others he served'the | chanced at the time to be in the Chatr; | inet of nny form OC repudiation. He deaeed [18 Hot Dinditie beeause procured hy threats | sGust sta ts., near Vine, Intolligence Office. GANNON, Mites Foromnn in Prosley & Co.'s Ship-¥ard, Clevoland, n Us hose who buy it and apply It themnelves can receive just as much benefit from it as If treated at our office, If they will uee it for the Administra- | alized 3500,000 frome tha pre ever, | strictly according to direc! frou arty eannvevend | steely irectione. If you are partially bald and want a growth of hali, buy the Grower and uze it; but if you do not intend to use ie according 4 phil team a ininit Itself too fav te Manone, lest It] to them. Compiainahit thyrefore asks that | to diceetions, we would much prefer yo would Jet it alone and save yaur money and the reputation of the Hair Grower also, two parties lind nat heen defined. ‘The Re- Pritle, suey Tema ail gine niles ppeur that the Republicans had ta | the defendants may he compelled. to accomit The Halr Grower Is sold at One Doilar per bottle, and one bottle will Invariably demonstrate whether the hair follicle ix dead or not, if applied according publicuns,—at Icust those te A repudiation plattor Ho thotghe it | forall property of his reeet tho leude his six-tenths 1 u Herve to dizections, and can be had of druggists generally or at aur office, 178 State-stey opposite Palmer House, where you can have your head examined, sho may be eatled | was to Inst fortwo months, ar two weeks, | Hered a genudiauam, plnatoran, Hie thutah A | for a applied free of charge. CONTRACTS TAKEN TO GROW HAIR. NO CURE, NO PAY. Seat by express pre-paid on receipt of prices Te SM however, Knew that lis vole] was not then believed by more than a very | held chelr convention tdune, aud publicly des | that th would be secure a reoranization of the Senate. hone te he wenlda Reprbtiean | and duress. Gammon & Deering live not . Unt ppening of the y 7 . 2 | to treat M purpake of utoul, Unda the opening and it) was for that reason. that) he | to treat Me. Mae he hatinkons | advanced over S125,000, while they have re- ionon the Jthof Mareh, the posi- | Was nssigned to the control of tho ease | Semetor, in view of the mater Mahone with respect a the:| 00 the Reptbtiean stdle,—whieh he managed | WUC be did net think tw wninon & Deerhr fraudulent; and that the ralned from mamitaetiuring ast With them fy the movement te | few Republican Senators,—though one or | tormined thoiy position on the new tase. BENTON AIR GROWER co Few | te Senators did state. that, from private in- | Asto Mr, Conkling, tho President stated his may bi hifenwo, 1) thoations from Democratic Senators, they | position substantiilly 1s ft bas ee nang times | Intler me of the Reyubiea Senators talked with Mae | ere! eomcinee tint the contest Wout hg | Gem staad the pill press, ndeacl eg | or solliye miler hele enntract of 1879 with KIDNEY-WORT. PROFESSIONAL. VEGETABLE COMPOUND, Cameron; and avn from the latter that the | Nel @ suszestion, and dteglared that, the | heted dict Motes ‘ase s voprenertantte. of Trem ; THEUEP CURES %, Tepublivan Senators learned the purposes of Democrats would not fftale the Republic- | the eppasinon te the unlt rile unt | Judge Blodgett will this morning sentence POW AGE apicen » tring for more than afew days | he had nominated ten stalwart Grant-Conkltn, ving ert ss Wi ve ° the Vireluian, At the outset there was ne] atthe most. There way great pressure on | nen. He tett the nominitlon \with the Senators DLA | ata it ceiver ace mention of Riddleberger, nor was there any | the part of the friends of the different cand). | “to advise and consent” ag they might think | & er eee ret ead thought of him. ‘The person not connected | diles who had been nominated: to proceed | proper. ‘The Committee mado ho sugyestton Sims, W Mam Stewart, John Long, Cyrus with the Senate who was best acquainted with aatietig piles to sectire (hele ecto, uni ixtsons "The Peeatdens very Cease tatiinaten Bult We Hs Ralph, re eite mt He : st ontions Wi area G. | te Fesolytions were committed to the eus- | that ne sould not do nae will try the ease of Willan Wilkins, Ine Mr, Mahone’s Intentions was George CG. | toy of Mr Dawes, who, in hts own llseres PPC AIA Tae AMIDE ESS dleted for forging a Post-ONlee money-order, Gorham. Mr. Gorham Is avery skilful, | thon, and in disown. thne, waste. bring dhe wi . oe . Srey . tier before Senate, powlves A report. substantialty in this form, wasimade.| and of John Kramer, Indleted for taking - shrewd, and Ingenlous political manipula. | matter before the Senate. fe received no | fep ay i 4 i ieee ‘ é tor; and generally has purposes of his awn | Mstrietions from. the canons us to the form | fe tue cuueus, Tha question thon was, whether | illegal fees for services about procuring a 4 i f the deadlock should be immediately broken, or |, toserve. ‘The result showed that “he hada in whieh lw shoutd present the nominations? whother further attempts be nude to come | 2 nision, ta the Senate, but tt was understuod -by | promise, The Ce " . Pe as rel . q | » The Conkiing mon Jnsistad. that an The mandamus case of the People ex rel, very Important purpose In eonneetion with | many that he should present each nomiuce | Kijustmentaras ML possliies Mee Piate mate | Willlam Brosa and. others apnlgteaie Town the Mahone matter, Chere was no bargain | se rately, anu thus secure the clectlon af a | frequent mysterious: visits to New York. f Lake = Saturday ine befor on the part of any Republican Senator with | Secretary, Gorham, before any publie imen- | F tho resolution to go into | Of Lake came up Saturday morning before Mahone; and it'ls to thecredit of Mr. Mahone tlon wasinaile to elect Riddleberger, Read- ceuth session to consider “uncon. | dudae Moran on general demurrer to the a 3 +a juster, ug Serzennt-at-Armns. Lowever, that | tested? nominations wag adopted; and and |-petitlon, This was a sult to compel the ns- that he never demanded, asked, hinted, or | imatter was left entirely to Mr. Dawes’ Judg- | Texelution was so. framed that, in’ offeet. tho | sessinent and taxation of the numerous pre HOMEOPATALG SPECIFICS, Proved frum anpio exparicitvo an entiro muccoss, und Iellubie, thoy Price, erg ) THE GREA » RHEUMATISM Aa it Js for all diceaacs of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS, It ctoannos the ayatem of the nerid poison p that causes the dreadful suffering which (4 only tho victims of Mloumatism can rentizo, THOUSANDS OF CASES of the worst forma of this torrible disease 4 have been quickly rolioved, in n olor? timo PERFECTLY CURED. Saple, trompt, Eaielent, nro tho duly nyedleines adapted,to popular us, Tat peinelyal Nox, Coren, 1. Fever, Conxestlog, Intlammations,... ims, Worm Fever, Worn Col tng Colle, or Levthing of t ila, Heupel RGvumatic Pains. mill, Foy on, , thenm, ae Pever und srtte, Pites, Blind or ieeding. Catareh, neute or chran Whooping € wnt ‘ ue q Ut suggested that there should’ be any. ‘Lhe onte only contested nominicion was that of Hobert- | trys houses In the Town of Lake. ‘The Jud: “VA Hees tar ey 1 Dab teat Wonk ki tee that bated tf ftte peu : on son, Mr, Conkilig hail played the Chandler enso | sristnined the demurrer con the. ground ND: ‘ines: Disease, Reteisieactnie ae positions which he held upon committees THE GRANT VEL. Ee over against that of Robertson, ant, by means | that the petition was notsaworn to, but zave 4 wers tho result, as will be seen, of an acel- Menuwhile the first. batch of New York of it, had secured the interpretation of tho rile, amend. by this morning” Mr, Wit ‘i ; ia. Brinary We: He dent rather than ofa plan. homlnations (Woodford, Payn, McDougall, | that “uncontested ” enses should be those fav- trong appenred for the’ petitioners, nale in every partof the Country. In une won SA * ‘enney, and the rest, known as the ored 6 both the Republican senhtors from a a edd Of casos ft hascured whereal? olso had Or vent by the Ce on receipt of pele mneoputhte Med, € SF, or ites Oppo ata th ‘THE REPUDLICAN FILINUSTEIUNG, Conkling crowd) had’ been sent to the Sens | Stato, Chandior came in under tho rule, | mudd, N. Jewett and A. df. Veeder for the When the Senate convened there were four | ate.” MeDougall had ted an enthusiastic | A, both the Now | Hampshire | Xenaturs | defendants, & Pac! vacant seats,—three enusod by appolntments | Conkling host to, tho headquarters af his | fered | bln. Stanley Matthows camo | Tn tha caso of the Atlantic & Pacite Tusur- i , 4 In, becauge Sonator Sherman fnvored hin, ve Company, the Receiver, V. A, ‘Tarpin, to tho Cabinet (iInine, Windom, ond Kirk- berg In chong, ot the evant. and a anther Robertion was lett out because the two Now gues Conn He Hee Mie wood), and one created by death (Carpenter). 4 2olsy proclamation hind been imade by the | York Senators opposed him, Un that baals tho | of the sule.of the assuls of the and adherents of Grant at Chicago that “ Grant | dendtock was broken, and the Executive sesultin Y rove 2s He "8 The Republicans determined that It was not | had eaptured the Adiuiulstration,” and that | wae held. It was tho uidersianaing chat tho | He sule was apnroved unlesy objections nro Just to proceed to the organization of the } the “Half-Breeds”® were to go to the | question of. Robertson should be held: in Pe Mate oF Wespurnte dlebty ad inthe Bee Senato committees wntll these sents were | Tear. Pending this enthusiasm over thesy | une, aud that, before any notion was taken in ticuiption I amtiry jot and Henn ot a filled, and n debate ensucd, of a filibustering | Grant-Coukling nominations, the | mover | Pescutive koulone was, hele Mactowa wae | estitt hey t Pin all $0017.10, ‘Th s i. ering | ments in the Nepubliean caucus already in- Xeeutive fosglon was hold. Macthowa was | estate, and they brougat tn all $0,017, 10 fy character upon the Republican side, inthe } dicated hid been preceeding, and Conkling contirmed. Tho docket wits pretty nearly | sate was made dime t, and ont recount of it i ‘ y sired, ARV 4 2 E den : " at at course of whieh the. principle of the “con | tind beeome known ns al eariest, If not & eae wae Santor Ganklings tien coe feng, Dub Halet the day following in Tre stitutional majority” was asserted. ‘Ihe } particularly open, advocate of the Mahone | piained that he had not received suficient Judge “Gardner goes to the Criminal Court Democrats made an outward pretense, by } Movement. Te it was who usisted that, | notiec, and though! today to assist the other Judges thore in dis- fallod, Itfu mild, but efeient, CHRTA) IN ITA ACTION, but harmless in all caves. reritctea: trengthens and gives Now Tito to ail the important org: ‘Thenat Tho Lt cenlth of Woman Is the Hope of the Race. Goon fio tesla ATA RH ie! “puis, rameuuee Diseases, to whteh HR, PEURO devotes exctusive at: |? Luntlon,“Oneo, KbMadiconest Hatire # to 4.” Inn Poaltive Cur Pe oe SM ful Complal ELECTRIC BEL Fara nana Caearbert fe Ie wilt cure entirely tho worst form of Feinale Com ‘socomman toour beat fei: D Re 0) CS Ei Ee EY E rR: S plaints, oi ovarian troubles, Infammation and Uleers ig tion, Falling and Displacements, and tho consequent Hook on Disease tind Its Cure ed Cutnioune sent free. puthhe stedteine Co, ad Weaknerses platters in tho mont effectual remedy for oleansing the of all morbid secrotions. It should be in every huuechold nas SPRING MEDICINE, one packave of whieh nukes quart medicine. Also (n Liquid Form, very Concentrated for SMe ine those wno cannot readily pre rost, Ttactercith equal efficiency aneitherforn, AGET ITOF YOUR DRUGGIST, PRICE. , WELDS. RICHARDSON & (i QWillsend the dry port-naid.) NY i ftter the appolutment of the comuiltt s i" Soren f votes and speeches, of resisting this attempt i ME MAD NEEN UNIUSTLY TREATED, poslug of the large docket. Alwaya cures BILIOUSNS38, CONSTIPA+ Spinal Woakness, and is particularly adapted to the x he Republicans should not hesitate to com: poslg La g f pint ena, at delay, and clalmed that there was no rea- | plete thelr tusk on accatnt of weak threats itn conus. thocmient pry en = Teanaie a a sacred see son why the proceedings of the Senateshould | that the Democrats might mate to filibuster | hostite 10 Mr. Bluine,—a hostitty, which, 1648 DIVORCES. Maekaue of whedon: x 4g be delayed until the vacant seats, under the | to defeat ft unt! December, undorstand, Mr. Bhiine most heartily reeipros R.S, Padan fited a bill Saturday against his Constitution and the laws, could be filled; but THE THUNDERUOLT FALLS. # Sete nave 18 poipais (ue rer ne Cone | wife, Eva T. asking for a divoree on tho this opposition on the part of the Detpocrats | , Mr. Dawes, In the exercise of his discre- | Lecnmbcr. He supported. his motion in | Btound of desertion, was not serious. ‘They had no real purpose | ton, on certain day presented Iilg resolu. | a trong. speecn. Lid"“soon ‘discovered that Judge Gardner Saturday granted a divorce sa : 44 tlon'that the Senate shuuld proceed to tho | euch a proposition wonld be overwhelmingly onry B.S o raret EE, Spen- ot forelux an organization of tho Senate | efection of oflcers, sind. nt the sume time pre | defeated, and that. tho Administration Seuatees | £0 Henry 18, Spencer from Murzaret E. Spon: uit ue here new sonatas ponk be patil separate resolutions proposing the en- Here satan men {neon nouens: Nat sere ie Rround of adultery, Clecteds And tay Wr erS ote Oats | tee Hirose ttt sa aNeus qhomuiticas for | he yrithire it, “Mr. Conger: tnue t snocely UNITED STATES COURTS. tunity which the two or threa weeks erent posit ly aarked 9 | oho of his yenial, hu torts, which, bi ‘ 5 of delay nfforded them to discover tho po. | {Tis In the atfatrs of the “Republican warty | over imd he deep and powerful, ineane | 4 CCoree Ge Hunt filed bil Saturday against sitlonof Mahone. Ben JIM was put gorward in the Sennt Changs of Life. It will dlaro}vo and expel tumors from the aterusin ' an carly stago of Uevelopment. Tho tendency tacan- ‘| cerous humoratherota checked very epeestily by sta use, ‘It removes faintness, flatulency, destroysall craving: forstimulants, and relieves woakncss of thostamach, It cures Bloating, Woadaches, Nervous Prostration, Gonerat Debillty, Bleeplessness, Depression and Indl: gestion. ‘That fooling of bearing down, causing pain, weight 5 and backacho, iuntways permanently cured by {ts ee It will at all timesand under all circumstances sct ia FOR MEN ONLY. § | “inticeetiiste docpane canter era —possibly in the country. Tt} ing.’ Ho sald that “a wood deat | the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chieago Rail- with the purpose, ns he catled it, to smoke || N8S, the day on which what” Mr, {hud teen sald _ thant compromisy, | road Company to restrain it from infringing Compound fs unsurpassed. : Muhone out.” ‘The smoke brotight him out. Gonbelinag ts ciel to tom fe an ty ond she neccmslty: UF kav fhe parts, Leeport | his patent for an Improvement in ear-trucks, nerve denllty, promature deny, ote, tn | LYDIA BE. PUNE AMS VEGETAULE OO “MAHONE AND TUE COMMITTEES, Dawes’ en jomttuntions had hardly been | No comproniige was possible thera, It ovcurrad | issued Dee, 27, 1864, Tenoen cele Mua hea Cl 6 dt S-Ald, vuta spgeltic for do- Eincamuania at th Renltign arian. erngeltic for de- | Tyan, tase, Price $l Bix bottlesfor g5. Bent by mail The Republicans met.in caneus and ap- | read atthe Clurk’s desk when the Secrotary | t lim that tho tho hud come for Me, Conkling | Jacob Hntsh fed a bit against the Wash- TG Bie CU. is Waalingtons | othe form of pills, also inthe form of lorenges, 03 Poluted the usual coumuittes te taku sug | of the President of the United Stites ap. | to dave something to say ne to compromise and | pura & Moen Manufaeturing Con BAKER?S < i pany and bite, | receipt of price, $i perbor tor either, Mra, Pinkham estlous ny to the orgunization of the com- } peared ut the Senate-door, and there was | PElte attempt or threaten to pull tbo Repub: | jane 1, Elwood te provent them sth it =r rae = freely answers allletters of Inquiry, Bend for pazph- was determined to treat him exuetly as all | Presic Senat vars: “P| AVERY MARKED EFFECT IN THE CAUCE. | i¢u Stevens, eee 5 a i \ No family should be without LYDIA ¥, PINKIAMS the new Republlean Senators w ata by recente the Fintulenlat Colts ce tha Sr, Conkling observed this, and rupited, Hie | MCY SE Stevens, — en area Bt ie cena Manitou-Springs, Colorado. LIVER PILUA. Thoy euro constipation, billoasnes, treated, with the exceptions of MeDUL ant | Portof New. York, Willlun i. Robertson! | 80sWer wns Tull of eonctiiation, and way the STATE COURTS. This Chocolate !# made from tho —— and torpldity of tholiver, 23 centa per bor. 2 Edgerton, who were not elected, but wero | ‘he thunderbolt had fallen speeeh which sume of tha Senitors chiracter- , es ania choleeat Cocoa, carefully aclected MANITOU HOUSF, ‘ka Sold by all Drugglats. “Ga appointed by Governors to fill, vacancies, i daud aga whine, It was earnest, pathetic, cone | W. Sf. Fisher & Co, began a sult Saturday GEO, M. WALI, 8. B. JENNINGS, ‘ihfese two. Senators weru treated us ih class MOE ETSON, cilintory, uimost imploring. ft contained sonic | against Joseph Lederer to recover $2,000, end prepared... Je laytho. beat inet Clerk, fUhlo, Mrop. of Cet Oyon on and attor Mo Preparation of plaln Chaculate in ine Deenontarted (ot tho market for family uso, und refurnished th SALKO, otters Indu nts mover hofor cqualed in es i Bold by Grocers everywhere. tho Wentto Kummer Tourists, Terns rOaxguabiG, aes 3 7 > ! w.nacrrn «co, | SEA VIEW HOUSE, RYE BEAOH, N. 3. Rofeh esters Miss ‘hin favorite and beautifully tocated hotel, groauly 99 oy " . thrents, He stated thi et vote apart, and were not to reeelve tho same con- tes ait anes thore wag a new element ty serene murist Pia Ho fad eon seleated | Ttonry Rosbeck commenced an action In siaeraticnt gti porkiavene Greuulzation grtgon was added to tiat of Mahone, ‘Tho | HUeat come far others: , a mat trespass agalust eter Mendermuch, Inying Senators who liad been regularly lected | New York Senator, whose views Iuid been | to Sonate.” for. four. years, > ang | Hwuzes At S200, oo Tariong torigs Couferenecawurs Rott wit, | U8 potent, and whose promise sn great for Mus | sould know how to ndminister: to othora ibe | ‘Tho Chicago, Hock Inland & Paelfic Rall. Mahone, ng they were with muny other Sen. hone, remnined for two inonths silent | jratte ittors, to discuver what his proferenctaintsht his Seat in tho Senute, | during be with respect. to committee-assignments, , ri ‘2. This ol cS ARES (Be a ee iran ines its Original eapnctty. MEDICAL. Out aL on expunae of aver ~ vhluti they then chose to meta ont to J way Company Med a DI against George A, ore wild nothing In the epegah to Indl | goays 0 e tho times fe was not busy entrenting, | cute that ho contented w reswenution: thore Scaverns to conden tho interest of the de- 5 avi v, ie us everything hi it to loave the inference that | fendant, being In the nature of an ensernent | ere ES 7 ‘Tho organteution of the committees, for that | Mupllenting, cajoling, Imprecating In the | ronda turcsmaln in tio Ronateyaude Te dor | in tho east elenty-olent feet of Stowell Slip ins SDUCATION. Wily yeh Te eeRe Ane Lae Fine aatees hath wigs niatter, by elther pollen! party, Is. baseit interests of ig muretuont tual Go Bret fented, to hecamy a porsistent, doterminad, | gween Twellle and Stawell streets, and east of yaaa UCATION ATs | Sth id via wa Hehe, sua vty, an PRIVATE Dh 'SPEMSARY, Tuther upon the Individual destres of | the hile MebAID Aran. Bardieenatioene Fuspioig opponent of tho Administration and all | he South Branch of the Chicago Rivor, . a Fey aor ane Beeaeare Gl 25 CLarKSr: C: Reem ett Mao oro public iiterest i far as some of the mors prominent aetors In | pe otto hawitee Yeo Bute wey boon | Cigorge sd, Tamey & Son xued Philly Cold- heer eee 7 — 1 chart u Pecastuur the list on the basis of tho Lepub. | Ha movement behind the scenes were | "The speech had tho effect to induce the Io- A 40 ted a bill against Reginald 1 THE OCEANIC speedy bri ere ae iat oct Hean nusfority, §t was alycovered that therg | COveerned, Senators Hoar and Dawes | publican Senntors to make one more olfurt for L \ 3 eC Reg taste Pte and 2 6 Bandaya, 1s te 1d 8: Og 1 Ay is tert | thought ‘they saw that a great prine | Wn wdJournment, and a vote was taken todo | As Looinls and wife and others to foreclose | eaminations in chtenue, ISLES OF SHOALS, N. 1. Beiteat Gellewestis welt Luvern eu the Pacts gait ab foudet Were minor comuittess enotgh to give all | oinle was Ravate tha” situation, | thls. hiv tx tha voto whieh has been reported | A mortanxe for S000 on the undivided ones | dearens, vies Aerie, A Open middlo of Junu, No fies, no mosquitoes, no | tee manypoin Deltevue mn Pratt acd dunt. Liven tomporniuro, Blunt nities from minin | well buown fact thet Gas, | study ana t a ane! a Di go. Honting, tshing, | advantage that fe LUCAS addee tho new Senators small Chalrmunsh bs OX eeptlnc, as stated, Te ee TS a | and dovoted themselves with commendable | 12 some quarters to fave been w voto to request | ffthof Lot d ln the resubdlviston of Lots i, 4, zealand great skill tothe conduct of the | (22 President to withdraw the nomination of Sy AML 10 to, inclusive, Block 4, in Fort Hi mn Sluftenintt ay rs uban graneg iat jue stndei fet, CLV Mechanlw Arts, my mt bas ti Aalione hid 7.3, 4 Soe Miet parts , pressed on desire, If ; it ey 4 4 Hobertson. ‘That ana not the vote. Ti 3 vat ‘hile: Welle, Dorieet dru iy ta inoue becarsed rietienbfe, fo boasshenud to 1 vosition tron Hepublienn cast. A fow other Senntors | ston waeto postpone tiataeasion amie itn, | Dearborn addition to Chicuge, thteanee ae tinea, | REN DPA, miew atl Rend oricrusley ated | (ete + the Committee on Naval Affalrs, inasmuch Hyakes iat, tie ea ue tnentental, ertson for a few duys in order to permit further TUE CADIn © fauna huni gepr, tard tn Clie, Ub A TT ABATA TDA TG, prema rte ; ga he had a navs-yard-—Novtolk fh alta Stace, contest over weeks uf ting to lve Aioesr ents ee Era aCRtiONTae Jynay DausnioNn—In chambers. "Ror information ajply tathy Teonaurentthuea, Nets UNITED STATES HOTEL, are pres IL seen Rey p. renee connie he could ‘be better aiived of the | OF the Sate, $e one, anya Wow Int: | Atuanmiiin fe, Pat wont to Now York, An. | CNG Hauer Call ef erie culendar. | PENNSYLVANIA QULITALY ACAD. SARATOGA SPRINOS. Re rd Gin dat heeds of his constituents, Henlso intimated | Mediate frionds of tho candidates, lad any | uther euitens sasentod. Shortly tietore it bud iat Vtg ahem Hada ela hstlD ilk uarousconturson emer eset Season of 1881, Open from Juno 11 to Oct. 1, M Hal Set a ee awish to havea place upon. the Post-Onice | Wemtineneh contest as that. The mergy | concluded Me. Platt entered. tho roam, dlcectiy | 10 978, ORO, 057, (HNL, IHR, 1,002, 2,0urt, 2,007, 1,010, | SIF Sea te tare a place abou He Dose ule Of tha Republtean Senators was direeted to | from the train trons New Vork, aod antl that, (¢ | LOU, WOE host, No 1,025, ,02z, he and Tern, | See _ = be assigned to both the Naval and Post-Onlee the attempts to secure imo could be had wath tha next Monday or | Now 1,101, 3,083 3465, 3700, and 30h No case BRONCHIAL CIGARE Conunittees, Lig td preter the {atter, nciastetand Peri aee crc 1 hts fot aang er rea eae Fran emalae cata on teh, senotiorarene pik SOS Te Vien tho committees were made up it was te fronds of My, Conkling and his fallow: 1 “hy “on JUYGK BarTn—No preliminary call. Uehal call AI TOV WIS found hinpractieable, in view of contlicting | era, of whom at the outset nove were mi ei eee sae | went aa a beo ‘a le t has since transpired | No. 4,00, No. 4,008, Osborne vs. Munson, on duterests, to usslgn Mr, Mahone'to the Naval | were directed to coutlnulng, the deadloe! Inat he attompted to Induce Mr. Roberteon te | tehal. Comittee, and he was placed upon the | aud to postponing an Exeetitlve session in | consent to be condrmed, and to resin tame: alban Winttanbox—Asslats Judge Gary, No e e Prval ng ars showiaa, wt 0 Phyalenl Detsltity, te he By Loos ¥ tenes a, eae TOMPKINS, GAGE & CO, HoTiLL COLUMBIA, Ucenn each, New Jersey, Willopen June 13, For elreulare, term shoed, Ata ey of Urinatlag, tone ate a apne y if naturally xiflrd poor gD! f Cure cain om a » heer of hr er eye on aid rene tet faloa pr 6 if ‘wot let false pris fms rac * Post-Ofice’ Conunlttee, and also given. the | the hope aid expectation that an adjustment | dittety, and that str. Conkling had proposnd that + Becstabats thes raatlnatta { Chairmanship of the Speclat Committes on | would bo reached, ‘There never was i je hho shite bo. ponited Consieenwral to Lane | Jena: alaninsox-Conerat eall of hia calenuar, Sie four alot wd) wi mt at : ; re oe 4 y . : at 3 . 4 i 5 Ad permanent Fel thy Misstsslnpl River and Levees, went, Had the vote been tuken | as be | inter panition he eauid still rotin tia notive: | AUUGR GaltoNelt=-No court. Dleinal Hropeliat Clarets, for the relies and cure GRedgery aad night hideous, og di the same east of committees, Gen, | tween Conkling and the Administration, | jartieimtion in Now Vork polities, Jenae Koaxhs—Proliminry call, No RU Monette chat uy ell Deiggulnine es conioe ON | Rratiitatog fe neve ot Preiey eater. 3 Login was nssluned to the Chairmanship | when Hobortson would, not have) beott |“ ruestuy came, Plats scheme bad failed, | Teldcustve, Prat call Nos, Tl, 740 v MELT STEEN i. OYD. mich were tome sueing ocseals a . , of the Committes on Forelgn Affairs | confirmed by an overwhelming majority, | Another enneus was hetd. Me, Conk slasive, except Tit, No caso on trial, = 0 for the reason that thore’ was | leaving Mr. Conkling with leas (han Whine | auotker specetn: whieh he Wiens eae, | CUE Manas Noe Oe TON SOUC TI, Lt, TH, . PROPOSAL NORTH GERMAN L + a serlous complication as to the | {Wl of supporters, reduced at the close ta | publiown nasooiutes for deaecting hing spoke of | TH) Ty, TR TM, Noa coseon trial, SAananmeciutis sR eee anuweacsn | New YorkesLondon--Paris. 2 guestion of the Chalrmanshtp of the Milltary | probably not more than three, But the: He. TUREATENINGS AND SLAUGHTENSS Jeng TonRy—Contested notions, ‘Tuosday, Proposals tor Tobacco, Steamers aall Krery Saturday from New York OQ, | Ayitea v q ? | Th ‘. ommittee Burnside ranking Logan in the | bubllean Senators did not wish to have stich | qurdid not suy that ko should not attend ane | funds, oF April culondar for Southampton aud Hremen, Navy list, althouzh Logan had formerly been | an Isane made, A few of them ony ave | other Ropublicnn enucus, No. 40, Patterson BuIRAL oY MHovinuxs 4 A did not Inthnate | yy « A + Chatruan of tho Committee, Logan hime | been subservient to Mr, Contlings the mas Oo ehonid resin This wrawan Pelday. tie. | Ya Stewart, on hearing, ih Gaile MUSUTON, 1 Ce dune2, bi Vassengers booked for london and Parle at + aclf is eald to huve desired the Chalrmaunshiy | Jority of} them were ausiong. Ge privat host pubile apenas ae ‘shee anki vos his PAPO CARES Nas Lea Longe WH 127, | et Be tived at this hucoait unttl {iveloue py | Bien amtes, Mates uF passaue trun Now York te sof the Commlttes on Indian Affairs, the ‘uceurrenes of exnetly the condition | letter addressed fo the Vieostrosident ane No. bt ma, July 2, bss}, for one hundred and sixty thousand | cabin, sud; secund-vinas cabin, € 4 MAMONE SWAPS WITIL SUTCHELI oF things which now exists | 16 was thought | waunelng that ho had sont tls redynution to iawesi—General ie raypetuna ne ery tava tt be delivered at | isn Hekaia at reuiees) rates, 2+ When the His was tinally mate ap aud | Paths 9 prudent course such a result would | ATR te secrut history uf tho Inner moves : ie Haar oF Ue auaitity requtred wa be detivarnd | Noni Gorman floyd trom Brana * “Mahone was informed of hfs Chairmanship | 8 fetebed, Various caucuses were hold, nt in the Republican party i the extend JUNGMENTA, ibe tire dye aad the remainder within sixty | and the oniy agente sutharizad © of the Misslssippl River Committee, he Mat COMMITTEE OF BAFETY, sion, During all that tline there was uot a slay Rupewok Coutr—Conreasions—Sarab — 'T, eee *Beuio ae arn Hf offer will bo furvished 2 ¥outh Clark: denoral Agents, ory Prvastereyy od 8 4, fied the Crucis Committee whleli had been | Finally the aoted Committos of Seven, | when the Admaistration did fut uve mma- | Greene vs. Willan T. Nichols, §1,500.57.—Con- | by thls Wu peAtlony Ang Bropuesls, tanad ne * #1 4 “thines ¢ oy i "eof Si | Jority. ‘There waa not a diy when the great: ‘ : fos be nuute upun ihe fore wa turubsed, and in we ij Mesiened the duty of fring the list that ha | souletiniey called the “Commulttos of Sutety, | dorky. There was, nat day when the great | rut Wolpy itrewing Corapnuy v8. Carvline Kuhle | snow withthe spouticauone, ' HabarghnercanPacklGompy | Seis a, q ro Iecmecaler eure to be Chalrman of that Missis- | was appointed as a committeo of Inqult : t ‘ Y mann, $14L—Guy Cunulogham ys, William TY, 5 SEO BER ipl dtlver Commuitice, us it was churged | Tho puruosy of ‘that Committee lug bee | Netw day won sie, Conkling was Hot myrowese Within Sriaude—Nutiongl Bank of Iiiuots Vaymnstor Gunoral, U8. Nu CUMINIA.veveeee duno U) LESHING dune} with # subject with whieh he waa not | aulte generally misunderstood, Jt hud Jeas, helpless winority, B. ‘t W, Henry 8, Everhard, 8120, Proposals for Dredging, TRUD EI of SUBVIA, ung 23 « Huuultay, aul to wit hg ld wot eury to eee 40 sueli plenary, Wowers, or exterided juris: Be G peng. Ce ee hela ile as, UNeTED Rratia BeanmEH Gries, points la the South ot Eruiands Fiescceer hose ote tho Une necessary to understand [ty 5 at to it. was Fi ty BS 4 HOKU, tae June 4 185). nid, ate: 4 und trip ab roduc pnd that the people of hls Site were muell | 110 sono appalnted to nek the President to A DEADLOCK BROKEN, és tei ptr a a rssinicy jasals, tu dupiteate, cob raul, ithe rpg alverage atte frn burg or linyru.sat , Jess interested tn Mississlupl Iver transpor- | Withdraw the nomination Gf Robertson, Apectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Ina Nowburyport, Mags., fainily, where thore | Jity hint und oponed tnyuuulately therention, 6? MICHALD © CO, Genuent Passcnzor Axon ts, Ub Pat, Sow York, "VELSENTIAL © KOZMiNe | —— & tatton than they were In east-and. | The consideration of the Robertson matter cu VELAND, O., duno 4—The deadlock | are two boys, one of them brought homage posinealiuns forme Of pruvonale, and wy doalred BP tenbta Gata Medal West railroad dines, Senator Mitehell, of | Was only one of tha subjects about whieh ine | which has existed for many weeks In the. | Wertblossvur, to tho disgust of tho reat uf t sta tormation 0 be had upon application to tha oft - a thenuthar. A ier at y Pennsylvania, also a new Senater, ‘had | quiry Wis to by mide, ‘Che commit | jtuard of Eduentlon of this elty was ee. Ae PE RRME AH elder elatok tered bint hale tly Poel eben ie prenelog Ss T A T E LINE TA ere . deen aselgued to the Chatrmanship of the | tes wns examine and report on, prinu- 2 +] Baollae eT eve the doe erie AEG lise Suarunetiod “the scien . 3. hig rhaht to re 1 bial gi Commuittes on Agriculture, Upon a come | rily, tho Virtue situation. ‘he colunitios | tls afternoon by a decison of the duiges of) sented and pocketed the colt. When nlght: |i. a RISENER BVM Sy Ei, GSA | a Gago AC parbon of vlews, it was found that Sr, | hud’ Interviews with Mahone; Congressman | the Common Plows Court, to whany the mate] (eee e eta y vad ielven his i aad | Constructing Canal nae vntbul pool, Yablin, Holfust, und London: ry B eee Pda, | dgreg, from N: Vv evory Shurday., Firat Caplin. wil to . 3 law te who Aye Around Cascades of Coe | §5 udcurding tv decummodauon. ‘Becond Cabin g, Htehell was interested in Missisaippl River | Jorgenson, of Virginla, Senutor Conkling, | tor was referred as arbitrators, ‘Che history | was told ‘eth tinting nivates “O, ve given lumbiia Biver, teernue, outwapl, <a. ‘Thesa steamers carry nulther 3 3) Balention, particularly ap tio weople of the ad the President, and after 4 few days re- | of the cusu fa briolly us follows: At the dirat | blu to brother, } UR TARTE GHEE May ak BOLT f | CUBE RBOCW BFP cewis, BALDWIN & CO. ie stern part of his State had Intimate rela rhe q 4 ae . 7 ce &3 Broadway, N. ‘Haudolph-st, Chicago. 1 a Lee dion “Hons to that subject on uccount, of cannes . THE REPORT meetlug of the Board ufter the April elec Liquid or Dry. egalt tn duplicate, wil oa érelved at | Sitroadeay N.Y aug ii Mandel me NOW TAYSELL it i» Hons with thy Ohio River; and Mitehell inti- | ln substance was this: Mr, Muhono was | Yen adispute occurred about the resulbot | some peonte profor to purehaso medicines tn | Uy tu iivur mdiacont to bi bulow the gtgoe tie i apa ia ¢ huited a desire to exchange Chudrmanships | quite satistied with the resolutg manner with | an election for presiding ofiiccr, Tho Board | thu dry state, wo that they eau sce for thom | fickw atthe Cascades ‘Tho amuune avullublo for this MACHINERY, : NO CURED KEAN = With Mahone. So it happened that Mahone | whieh the Hepubileans lad stead by hin. He | was equally divided, and the opponents uf | selves that they ara purely vewetable,§ Others | work ts RaQuor mofy, Contractors aro TR Ea Peer ar Pa GaT Coat TBAT Th Pera rd AOHLY {DR. t) 2 Masahade Chairman of tho Comittee on | thought that they had gone further than diey. | to successful candidate absented themselves a ee ee eeeee ee ee ee ee ee eee cancer 1 Send (0 AMES MFG CO Chicopee, Mass. South Clark-at,, Chicag> i Agriculture, the Nery comuittes the Chatr- | needed tu, und sald thab they had stood aut | from overy touting, proventing the passaxe ies sete Miata ulrwddy 10 Ue crlatiira oe | teenmelres aa tharmctor ofthe wurk require w : o be arnt », anh 4 mua oe aehtele Haul iba halt, by, ie Uipner than fe had ests dy liad hu re of the Hubler payeroll and stopbing the Kiduey-Wort now offer that wel Pore rat apepencatte lone and blank torus way ba ably ued on * For doscriptive circular of escoumlt puraotulhy or by quale fre, OB olleague, Johtston 0 TKitli. | quests to muke as to Ue continuance of the regress of construction of new schuol-bulld- | cdy 7 og eee A etter = cased tid, " “ok Maehi rn Cia 1 the city Whe wa 3 This usolgnment was merely by wecldent, bub deniluck, but was inetlned tu think that rae and tn anany Uther ways frre He oH be druud iste avers bere Truth, SEA RE, males“ Meera Pav bean Marlin’s Inproved Brick Machine, Bo uare Hugi, we. tu, toe pe wei Suuus