The Champaign Daily Gazette from Champaign, Illinois • 2

JUSTICE DISSENT SWANNELL MICHIGAN MINERS Has to Dealer in SENATE AND HOUSE Possibilities and Probabilities of the Coming Organization They Raise Cain in the Iron Region THIS WEEK Great Sale of Domestics I Democrats not to Oppose Kepubli-can Organization in 'the Tbe Speakership Voteon Paper A Force of Men on Hand With Rifles The Situation at Xorway The Iron Trade DRUGS IHD MEDICINE paint on WINDOW GLASS ALL PAPER ew Styles and large stock selling very cheap SCHOOL BOOKS -AND- School Supplies Blank Books What Robert fi Ingersoll Bay About it Washinnton Nov 2L A correspondent called upon Col Revert Ingersoll at his residence and asked: What do you think of Justice dissenting opinion in the civil rights The answer was: have just read it and think it admirable in every respect It is unanswearable He has given to words their natural meaning He has recognized the intention of the framers of the recent amendments There is nothing in this opinion that is strained sincere or artificial It is frank and manly It is solid ma sonry without crack or flaw He does not resort to legal paint or putty or to verbal varnish or veneer He states the position of his brethren of the bench with perfect fairness and overturns it with perfect ease He has drawn an instructive parallel between the decisions of the older time upholding the power of congress to deal with individuals in the interest of slavery and the power conferred on congress by the recent amendments He has shown by tbe old decisions that when a duty is enjoined upon congress ability to perform it is given that when a certain end is required all necessary means are granted He also shows that the fugitive slave acts of 1793 and of 1850 rested entirely upon the implied power of congress to enforce a rights and that power was one implied in favor of slavery against human rights and implied from language shadowy feeble and uncertain when compared with the language of the recent amendments He has shown too that congress exercised the utmost ingenuity in devising laws to enforce the claim Implication was held ample to deprive a human being of his liberty but to secure freedom the doctrine of implication is abandoned As a foundation for wrong implication was their rock As a foundation for right it is now sand Implied power then was sufficient to enslave while power expressly given is now impotent to protect IMPORTANT DECISION Calicoes only 4cts Best Quality 5cts and fall line of Particular attention is called to Holiday Goods which are now arriving and which will exceed in variety and quantity anything ever Exhibited in the City Iron Mountain Mich Nov 21 There is intense excitement here over the strike Albert Conro general superintendent and fcVan Dyke vice-president of the Menominee Mining company arrived from Milwaukee They were preceded only ten minutes by a special train carrying fifty of men and thirty deputies sworn in by the county sheriff The miners held their customary meeting in the afternoon and dispatched a delegation to the office to learn what action was proposed to be taken in regard to the strike They were told that every man in the mine would be paid off to date as soon as the pay-roll could be made out and the mine shut down for the present and probably all winter When the answer was received at the meeting another delegation was sent out to see the engineers and pump -runners and ask them to stop work The action was prearranged' evidently for immediately every engineer andpump-runner in the mine left his post and it is now slowly but surely filling with water Three hours will suffice to put the mine in such a condition that it will be dangerous for men to go in and start the pumps again and twenty-four stoppage of the pumps will flood the mine The engineers say they are afraid to remain at their work fearing violence at the hands of tiie strikers but it is believed they have agreed to stick with the men Despite the protection which has been guaranteed by men none have thus far been induced to return to work and it is now thought that the strikers have the company where it must give in or see the property ruined No riotous outbreak seems imminent Lieut Hay in charge of men says he is here to protect property that if there is bloodshed the trouble will be brought on by strikers Fully 7000 men are parading the streets cheering as they go along stopping occasionally to allow the leaders to make speeches The leaders advocate peace and moderation and employment of all lawful means to carry their point Only once did the strikers seem to lose their heads Half a dozen of men carrying Winchester rifles were received with groans and hisses It is further said that the strikers have nearly 300 Winchesters stored in a place where they can lay hold of them at a notice but this is not generally believed The strikers are apparently more determined than ever Other officers and stockholders of the company will arrive when there may be as is now expected a change of tactics in dealing with the men Importantjlotice The largest and best stock of Boots Shoes -AND- Rubbers in the county The finest display of Heavy 4-4 Brown Muslin 6 1-4 Best Quality 4-4 Percales former price 12 1-2 now 8 l-3c Gingham 6 1-4 and 8 l-3c Canton Flannel good quality 6 1-4 Big Drive in Dress Goods Silks Velvets and Plushes Onr Stock of Flannels Blankets Yarns and Jeans is complete Cheaper than ever The Largest Assortment of and CLOAKS AND DOLMANS! The Latest Styles Very Cheap An Elegant Line of Carpets and Oil Cloth at greatly reduced prices Strictly One-Price Cash Only Call and see us EICHBERG BROTHERS NEW YORK STORE Nos 20 and 22 Main Street Champaign Illinois Chicago Nov 2L The Times has the following special from Washington City: It is expected that a reorganization of the senate wiil take place some time in December without opposition on the part of the Democrats They resisted the general change of officers and employes when parties in the senate were evenly balanced and the Republican majority was obtained by an arrangement with Senator Mahone but the conditions have now changed and the Republicans have a majority without counting the two Virginia senators both of whom will probably vote for the Republican caucus nominees The candidates whom the Republicans attempted to nominate were Mr Gorham for secretary and Mr Riddleberger for sergeant-at-arms The last-named gentleman has since been elected a senator by the grace of Mr Mahone while Mr Gorham remains out in the cold It is understood that he still aspires to the vacant secretaryship but the most reliable Republican opinion here is that he will have to fight his battle over for the nomination by the caucus with greater obstacles in his way than there were in the first instance It is ac knowledged that Mr Gorham was a very efficient secretary during his official term but at least some of the Republican senators think it would be politic to take up some new man The present Democratic employes of the senate owe their continuance in office to the independent and conservative course of Judge David Davis who held the balance of power between the two parties and used it to compelj a fair division of patronage the Democrats retaining the offices and the Republicans taking possession of the committee clerks and minor places and control of the committees Now the Republicans will take possession of all of the offices and legislative machinery of the senate and will have it in their power to checkmate any decisive legislation in the direction of tariff reform that may be originated by the Democratic house of representatives This fact is used with considerable force as an argument against the selection of Mr Carlisle or any other low-tariff man for the chair It is not denied however that Mr Randall represents a minority of the party on the tariff question and his opponents claim also that his tariff views are not those of a majority of the people of the whole country Assuming this to be true the anti-Randall men say a man ought to be nominated for speaker who would frame the committees with a view to carrying out the best and most widespread tariff views of the national Democratic party and the house ought to do its duty without reference to what the Republican senate might do There is still insufficient material here to occupy the whole attention of those who are canvassing for the several aspirants for the speakership but they are quite active in working upon what they have at hand and they seemed disposed to feel the pulse of each new-comer to ascertain whether it would be practicable under certain contingencies to form a combination to defeat Randall The specter of Samuel Tilden troubles the minds of many who know how warm is his friendship for Randall and there is an ill-concealed fear that the old map atGramerey park will attempt to influence the deliberations of the Democratic caucus Indeed it has leen positively asserted that one of Mr friends has possession of a private letter addressed to a member of congress in which Mr Tilden says that in his opinion wisdom and policy would alike point to the nomination of Mr Randall for the speakership as the most prudent nomination that could be made in view of the presidential contest of 1884 Whispers of the presence of the Tilden influence in this form have been current for some days and while no man has been found who will avow that he has seen the letter many say without hesitation that they have no doubt that Mr Tilden prefers Mr RandalL The ex-speaker himself when ques-tioned by a correspondent said: have no knowledge of such a letter Mr Tilden does not wnte his Then after a pause he added with a smile: think I know whom he is It has boon claimed that the Pennsylvanian would have 107 votes on the ballot but the latest estimate received from his managers is that if Mr Cox should be withdrawn Mr Randall will have 83 votes Christmas Slippers FOR GENTS Secretary Teller Decides a Point In volving a Bite Washington Nov Secretary Teller has decided an important case involving as it does the title to the land upon which the city of Lead ville Col is situated It appears that certain citizens of Lead ville through A Green made application to the commissioner of the general land office for permission to bring suit in the name of the United States to vacate Placer patents issued to Starr Stevens Leiter and others The application was denied and an appeal was taken to the secretary of the interior Tlie secretary now affirms the position taken by Commissioner McFarland He refers to the opportunity granted at the time by the department to all adverse claimants to present their evidence and after stating that the same circumstances and allegations both of law and fact formerly presented are now again produced asks if there is never a time when litigation shall end and vested rights be settled beyond recall In disposing of this point the secretary lays down a principle which is to govern similar cases in the future Mere general allegations of fraud and says Secretary Teller will not suffice and to deliberately decide in effect in the absence of such absolute proof of fraud that my predecessor and the officers under him reach erroneous conclusion is to invite not only want of respect for the adjudications of this office and the dependent patents but endless litigation It is obvious that if such a course were adopted titles in the western country would be of little He therefore decides in favor of the Placer locators Starr and others thus leaving the present titles undisturbed DEATH OF A PIONEER A large assortment of and MERINO SLIPPERS Something entirely new never introduced here before At 51 NEIL STREET Champaign Illinois The (Situation Alarming Norway Mich Nov 21 After being idle for about two hours pumps in the Chapin mine were started again by the master mechanic The mine is under a strong guard of Pinkerton policemen The strikers are becoming desperate The police on guard at the office were hooted and hissed at by the mob The miners also advised them to strike for higher pay Many residents of Iron Mountain fearing trouble are sending their families out of town until the difficulty is settled Business is at a stand still Some firms are fearful of losing thousands of dollars of account Should the mines shut down several business houses will certainly be embarrassed Great Sale! I MOCK at THE 59 Street is now receiving WINTEt? HATS in every style and price direct from New York Our prices range to snlt onr customers all the way from 10c up to S3 00 Trimmings Laces and Plumes the largest stock in the city Onr line of Towels and Towelings is nneqnaled and prices the lowest Diamonds welry Hosiery and Furnishing Goods Buttons all styles and kinds at 10c a card Hoop Skirts Bustles Rubber Shoes Aprons Gossamers and Gloves Sole Agent for Boston Comfort Corsets A full line of French Kid Gloves every pair Warranted at the low price of 1150 THE 59 NEIL STREET Gcd Dimock Proprietor CHAMPAIGN ILL Silverware Admission free and no trouble to show goods 1884 1883 Mew Base Ball League Baltimore Nov The new union league of base ball clubs held a meeting here The following were present: Felix Mos of Richmond John Holiingshead of Washington Massemore of Baltimore Henry DocWlebeck and Robert Furgeson of the Keystone Club Philadelphia Ifiller ef Reading and George Wright of Boston Brooklyn and Hartford were represented by proxies The Boston club was admitted to full membership which makes eight clubs in the league as follows Richmond Washington Monumental of Baltimore Keystone of Philadelphia Actives of Reading Brooklyn Hartford and Boston Applications were received from Harrisburg Pa and Wilmington DeL clubs and placed on file A committee to visit the annual meeting of the National league to be held in Washington and ask for fufr recognition of the contracts of this league was appointed The annual dues of the league were fixed at $100 The meeting adjourned to meet January 3 in Philadelphia Bold Bobbery Cleveland Nov 21 and Marion Allen two wealthy bachelor brothers near the town of Newtonfalls were roughly handled by robbers They have been accustomed to keep valuables and large sums of money in the house Early in the morning masked burglars entered their residence bound and gagged them and fired several shots from a revolver to frighten them and filling a large bag with money bonds and silver-plate partook of a hearty lunch and departed Detectives are searching for the thieves but thus far unsuccessfully The amount taken is not known but will aggregate several thousands of dollars in value About Vinegar Washington City Nov Commissioner Evans was not moved by the protest Of the vinegar manufacturers against his recommendation that congress tax the alcohol used in the manufacture of vinegar The commissioner considers the preseut system of manufacturing vinegar an invitation to fraud He does not think that the petition of the vinegar men that he put a man in each vinegar factory at the expense of the manufacturer to watch for fraud will meet the necessities pf the case He thinks the alcohol of vinegar factories should be taxed like all other alcohol and that the tax should be collected in the same way A Mew Point in Law New Haven Conn Nov Quite an extensive trade has been built up by one Sohr a brewer in this city who goes into West Hayen in the adjoining township of Orange which recently voted and distributes blank beer orders His counsel claims that as the sales take place in this city there is no law that can prevent him from delivering his goods in that place Counsel have been retai ned by the town of Orange to prosecute the alleged violations of the law and a lively time is expected A Blow as a Curative Brooklyn Nov 21 The excitement over the murder of Mrs Lydia Maybee and her daughter at Brook ville continues unabated on The fact that Mr Maybee has partially recovered his sight is exciting much interest in the medical pro-fession The doctors generally agree that the blows Mr Maybee received at tbe hands of the murderer acted on the optic nerve and restored sensibility of sight ien A Dodge of Iowa Pames Away Burlington Iowa Nov Gen Augustus Dodge one of the first settlers of Iowa and one of most honored citr zens died in this city at 4 pm yesterday after an illness of four days at the age of 71 years The announcement though not entirely unexpected was a severe shock to many in the community who had not been aware of the dangerous character of the disease and evoked a general expression of orrow from all classes Augustus Dodge was born in St Genevieve Mo Jan 2 1812 Early in life he immigrated to the state of Iowa and his life is it may be said a history of that state for the last fifty years He was a delegate in congress when Iowa was still a territory he was the first United States senator from Iowa after the admission into the union he was once a candidate for governor and at its recent semi-centennial at Burlington he was one of the very few persons present whose residence in the state covered half a century He was the son of Henry Dodge who served with great credit in the Black Hawk war was governor of Wisconsin territory a delegate to congress and a senator from Wisconsin from 1848 to 1857 Bosns Doctor Factory Cincinnati 0Nov 21 A bogus diploma factory has been discovered here It is located in North Fairmount a city suburb on the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railroad just beyond Brighton station The diploma factory is called the Health and professes to teach the system of practice Its proprietor and manager writes himself John Bunyan Campbell and those receiving diplomas from his gracious hand are not only authorized to practice medicine anywhere in the United States but are also made ministers of the gospel Dr Campbell does not comply with the state laws in that he sells to whomsoever will buy his printed questions and answer for the sum of $100 which fits the student to practice and if the student wants one of his which fits him to both practice medicine and preach the gospel he can get it by paying $50 The county prosecuting attorney has taken the rase in hand and the matter will be brought before the grand jury at once Death of a Heroine Newport I Nov 21 Miss Lewis a sister of Ida Lewis Grace of America died from consumption at Lime Rock lighthouse within sight of the boats used by herself and sister in rescuing manv lives from drowning Since she has gone it can now be said that without her assistance many lives would have been lost in the vicinity of the light Deceased was a young and handsome woman Mational Bank Bale New York Nov 21 -H Victor New-rtmb has sold his interest in the United States National bank to a syndicate that will 8UIIientro1 about the 1st of January About $300000 stock was sold at 150 Logan Murray will be elected president V'T' Siemens the scientist andeiectaaan die in Indon from ruptur AT THE P0ST0FF1CEDBUGSTHRE will sll all kinds of MERCHANDISE usually kept in a First-Class Store DREADFUL APPREHENSION Fears That tine Steamer Manistee With Twenty-five Passengers is Lost Hancock Mich Nov It is feared that the steamer Manistee plying between this port and Duluth has sunk with crew and twenty-five passengers aboard She left Bayfield at midnight on the 15th inst for Ontanagon en route for Hancock and has not been since heard of The steamers Duluth and China left Bayfield shortly after Manistee for same route but did not see her A tug was sent to find the lost steamer and has returned having found adrift a bucket marked Manistee and a portion of a pilothouse The boat being old heavily laden and the sea being rough it is believed she is lost John McKay was her commander-George Seaton clerk Cullen engineer Counterfeit Money Washington City Nov The solicitor of the treasury in his annual report says: Unlawful coinage has not diminished the most dangerous one being that of the standard dollar which was the same in weight appearance and ring as the genuine although it contained but 30 per cent of silver For two years past no new counterfeit notes have been put in circulation Attention is called to the fact that there is no law prohibiting the counterfeiting of notes of foreign governments and this class of work is increasing Congress is asked to take proper steps to prevent its continuance The Latest Brute Arrested Louisville Ivy Nov 21 David ho (fommittod a horrible outrage upon Jessie Meig the 9-year-old daughter of John Meng ha been captured in a wagon yard He protts his innocence but blood on his underclothing points to his guilt JEjvas very nervous and gave an unsatisf ry explanation for the blood He clai -hat Mrs Meng has a grudge against and makes this charge in revenge ie little girl is still living and will probably n-ecover She tells a strange story regarding the outrage Murdered El Pasi Texas Nov Demetria Sota and wifi -ere murdered while asleep at Paso del Ne is believed for their money An Ind Her is suspected-of being the per- I jhacrima at a reasonable PROFIT above the original Holiday Goods are made a SPECIALTY and I claim to have the best DALLENBACE No 14 Slain Street Has the most Elegant Line of Diamonds Jei elry Silverware Watches Clocks Etc in city You can not fail to find what you and at prices the very lowest You are invi to visit this elegant store whether you buy or not SOMETHING Persons having SilT that needs cleaning can bring it to my si on Wednesdays or Fridays and have it cl free of charge- to be found in the city My Drug Stock is complete PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded with great crVv Please try my if CHOICE CirT m' also by the bex and be I MEAN business.