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Needing more room for our constantly
increasing Dry Goods trade, we have de
termined to close out our
Boot and Shoe Department.
We have a stock of about $12,000
worth of Boots and Shoes, which will be
sold at any price to insure their speedy sale.
We must have the room for our early
Spring Business.
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'MEM TOPEKA.
?he Denizens of z'ae Stare Capital
All Broke up, so to
Speak,
Over the Provable Renewal o?
the Proposition to Remove
the Capital.
The State Architect Did it With
His Little Game of
Grab.
Thwa Temperance Folks v.vo Crowd-
ia' tbc Stloud Avri'Hllyj Liko-svise
the Petticoat Politicians.
Tli o Kail road Commissiouer ilnddle
The Leaven-worth Criminal Conrt
Dicker Urief Xlednme of Leg
islative Proceedings.
TOI'EKA TOPICS.
The Capital City All Agoi; TTho
Strnck Hilly Patlerno?
ciiAiwn, ciiK'JTUit, ciiap.o::!
TorncA, Kan., Jan. 22. Tho figbt
over the fetate nrchitctt und his alleged
mysterious methods goes ou v.ithout
abiteuient. The board of slate house com-mibsionc-rs
meets Ttie-dny and then the
music will commence. The Tojiuk.i morn
ing papas aie silent about the matter. The
Capital ia as quiet as Father B iker was
over the s;eakcr-hit) fjucotion. They
find woik v ill .stop on Ue building. In
deed this is now talked of, and it is
thouihi there will be a lwt for a couple of
years. This greatly prostrates the rcsl
estate owners, but it is merry muMe for
the boys v.ho want the capital removed to
the center of the state and some where
near the center. of the prc-ent population of
the state to ay nothing of population in
the near future.
Buchanan's lull providiug for a commis
sion of appeals, -ft ill be reported favora
bly by the judiciary committee, and will
probably puss. It establNhco a court of
judges i itli the same salaries as the s u
prcme court receive. This court will
greatly relieve the bupieine court. 1 in
quired of Senator Blue this morning, the
prospects for the paige of the bill grant
ing sci'FitAGi: rou woiisx.
lleb.iid: "I think it will pass the senate,
and it v. ill go whooping through the
house."
Saustor Marshall, of O.-age, has intro
duced a radicall bill, in relation to labor
troubles, that will probably reach dicushiou
the coming week. It provides that p3'
mems to all laboreis must be made weekly.
The bill fcai the assurance of the Knight
of Labor.
The brniu-woiked fetatc-ymen of the sen
ate hied themselves to their rural homes
yesterday and wiil return .Mouday to re
Rune the exhausting labors of statesman
ship. It has buea a fair week of work and
the legislature icin-i are quite well in hand
.Mid many measures of importance have
been discussed and pcrft.cted, aud othera
aie well on the way towards final action.
A-. yet, however, the woik !m been largely
i.kgji.attvi: I'ATcnwonK.
The most radical measures locking to
an earnest and honest enforcement of the
prohibition law, have been introduced by
Senator Blue, and yet ho does not seem to
get at the real npat and dnnk of the thing.
Uniii tliere is unquestioned leg.d authority
given to -ei.e the "critUr" ?y thr neck and
"carve him to the heart," liquor will be il
licitly ued :i!id it? cma;nption only par
tially circumscrib.Hl. The judge of pro
bates' fecoare determined by the number of
pi-rnutb issued and the volume of state-m-nts
returned. The governor and attor
ney genmd and the wNc law makers say, it
wo.- nt intended the probate judge should
receive flvo cents for every statement, but
TIIEY ALL TAKE IT JU5T
The sme. The drug ftores do not violate
the letter of the lav.- in toi luring its ppirit
ual in'eiit. Any maa cm get whm he
wants under a-Mimc-d and firtitious names,
and the great balk of the whisky and beer
is gotten in thM way, snd there is no pen
alty for -doptiug this ni.-e legal fu-tion.
Our wie law-makers -ho dd be able to fcc
by lid- time that no halfway measure
will do. Patching up the drug store act
will rest in .1 miserable failure. The
frifui? of prohibition .should by some
means be niadf to fc! that the prohibitive
princjj !e is undrr the extreme tension of
rcKLic se:;timsst;
That the people will grow eary of so
many failure; to enforce the Hv, n.ud they
should see that something radical inut be
done or public sentiment it-eif will become
disgutcd and worn out with tbe repeated
attemn and repeated f..ih:r to make
KaaM practically & well ts theorcttcallr
prohibition, and special legislation v.'ill not
aire the evfL
Tbe house bs p.i.-vvxi, in committee of
tho whole, s: bill to tnke from the execu
tive council, couspoitd of th state oSicer;,
the power to choo- tbe railway ccinifc
sionere and vest the appoint Kent In the
goycrnor. "No." said prominent aaa
leadieg senator to mc this morning, "thit
bill w-.I! never poi tht senate; the power of
appomisicnt H h -dged where it should be
un 1 the law n-c-lv provide-i that the com
Hiisioacrs shall be eompo-d of men of
both p;irt:e. fVhy, the Jet mnn on the
commisdoa row u s Democrat; what do
we want to chaHgc the method of electing
the cemmlssiorjcn- for? It would bo a plkin
and
rALJ-ABt-E IXCONSKTE.VCT
For us now to give the appointing power
to tie governor whe we refused it to
Governor Glick, not that e lacked con
srv-s:!
conti-ndimr for the bet me
iur tlie commissioners
I said nothing when the matter was
being discussed in committee, said Hon.
d. Carroll, the Democratic lender, to
your correspondent, because I contended
that Governor Glick should have thcap
tnimiug power, if the Republicans now
choose to go back to the Democratic
theory and plainly couvict themselves of
p-irtisan stultitication, I have no objec
tions. The judiciary committee report favor
ably on tbe bill establishing a criminal
com' for Leavenworth. Wyandotte coun
ty can also have the court if she wants it.
Alden wants a new judicial district so that
he can be judge. This will not be done
the making of the new distiict.
It is raining gloriously as I write; it
looks liKe a warm, wet winter.
Kicking Bikd.
Lsrlrlativ Proceedings.
A-uciatci P.-es ReporrU
HOCSE.
Topeka, Jan. 22. Petitions for muni
cipal uffrage and pa ment of Pi ice's raid
claims flow in. Eleven new bills were in
troduced. The special order relating to
Wallace county was again postponed till
Tuc-day next. The temperance committee
reported, with slight amendments, the bill
to provide police government for certain
cities (Leavenworth) with recommendation
that it puv.. II. G. II meruorali.ing con
gress to pension all old soldiers at the rjte
of $S per month adopted; also II. 0 II. 20,
memoralizing cnngres to pass the law now
pending opening up Oklahoma.
The house adjourned until Monday, -1
p. m.
Po Say -You All.
fc.ptx.ia! Dispatch t tbe Daily Esgle.
Aitica., Kan., Jan. 22. In the celebrat
ed Attica brick case the state vs. Thco.
Botkiu, of this city the jury brought in a
veidict of not guilty. Ou J iy 7th, Con
stable Tull rushed at Judge Thco. Botkin
with a drawn tevolver and said: "Now,
3'ou sn of a b I have got you !" Bot
kin at that moment threw a ":iick and hit
Tull upon the head and suspended further
proceedings. He was arraigned in the dis
trict court of Harper county on a charge of
assaulting Tull ith intent to kill. The
defense proved many threats of Tull prior
to July 7 against the life of Judge Thco.
Botkin, and that when defendant threw the
brick be was acting in self-defene.
The venlict is gieeted with delight b'
every business tnta of our city, and the
numerous friends of Judge Botkiu rejoice
that ihe s'igma upon his name has bcMi
swept away by a ligbteous verdict. The
trouble grew out of a content over a brick
kiln in the subuibs of tui3 city in which
Judge Botkin was attorney for one of the
parties "
News comes from reliable sources that
work will begin on the border road at this
place the firdt week in February.
FOKT r-A-LNT II CO.S G 11KS3.
llonsa.
AVisniNGTON. D. C, Jan. 22. Mr.
Hammond of Gtonria, from the committee
011 judiciary, icported back adversely the
resobuion calling on the attorney geneial
for inftu manor, as to the ieiral authority
uuiier which directors of the Union Pacific
Railroad Co , coi.olidated that company
with the Kensas Pacific aud Denver Pacific
Railroad Co's., and reorganized the same
und( r the name f the Uuion Pacific Ruil
way Co., and under which tin's last named
company --ued stock and trust lc.ms.
Lm'd on the table. (Tr.e icporl accompa
113 iuir the resolution htates that th infor
rnaticu desired can be obtained if the joint
resolution which jj-.is-eil th.e house a few
day- ago for tbe investigation of the ac
count of the Pacific ruilroad1 shall be
come a law, and that for s,-.eaty jears.
from Witt to Garland, it h-:s been uni
formh helil that the attorney generol can
not legally give opinions when called upon
by coniire,-3 or its committee).
Mr. Wilson of Wt Virginia, front the
committee on appropriation, reported the
Bi-trkt of Columbia appropriation bill.
Referred to commiUie of tbe "hole. Il
makes a total appropriation of 23,079,92,
which the estimates submitted by the com
misMoncrs aggregateil .1.20S,454. The
appropuation "for the current year was
$ij.57y,2G:. No appropriation was made
for extension of suburban -treets and ave
nues. Mr Laffoon of Kentucky, from the com
mittee ou public loud-', reported Uick ths
bill for the forfeiture of the New Orban,
Bxton Rougf Cz Viekbtirg land grant, and
to confirm certain titles U lands, wi;h s-ii
fidence in Governor Glick. b:
at utn'-ndmeiiis thereto, with recommends s.em: annual payment is sufficient, if sr
tion tlui the amendments be concurred in investai annuitllv. to iav at the rate of
eVmendinents concurred in yaf 151. nays
61.
The house tbn rcfiume-l, in the mornin;
tiour, coii-iaerattou 01 me mn increa-uit
the rate of pen-iin alb-wed for total doaf
i" Vo 2) a month. The onponents of
the bill re" rained frm voting and left the
houe without a quorum and in ibis conui
tk'ii it retuained until the morning hour ex
pired, ami the bill went over without ac
tion. The hH!e went into committer of lh
whole for further consideration of tle river
and bi.rbrr appropriation bill
Mr Stone of Missouri opposed tha litl
In-oau-e nfty p-.r fnV. of the wrrajsap
proprifcied lor were only o ic-.i impyr j unerted.
aace, and toiTie many of the appropria-1 t rn.R THE c T7XJJ COSTAGIOS.
tions for the coniiuuance of wor-. i places ' , ,i. r.rtn
where the telaocc w.- alrearlj sufliciMii to! Acommrttee rcprescBUa- the CobkoII
answer the requirement for ttie nest fiscal j dated Cattle Growers SSSSm
r r...; nf liU-:V,?nri . nui'-s
viwituu;
with th plaits nrp;red bv it. which, be
jkA bad mplisbed all that iu
znpst nrden; friend could a fch.
The ren-ral debate tha dosed, the
cmSttS re and the hone adjourned.
Post Uortem Proo!.
P...Rr,, K&n., Ja 22 .jaedr" a
Kd. Kystr, night po:icr3van f b -nt.
r: sLoi down tn oUj ti -l uf "u"
Cann Kj cr hefivd unn lb- i.-ti ey, .1
lacw Ifeiniail avaitinj: mi fr rrur
a jail availing ihi fr rrurcvr
so kavicg ret up ih plea ,tfc-:
nr.l ihf (ram the CatCitO, ISC
! The je: ease
Kwr dhl
wourd, tne proicciition. ceided st wPGn.,.
i Attom-v T. C- Cory, b&d the &yiy c:-n
j terred tiay and t ctrry
tioa wjt, nude bv Dm. Reckroi, vr,
Maur asd Tesbrook, tbe result of which
t showed plainly that the Uil entered
na-KHl tbron-h the lattsticci. cauifag
! dea!n7
cirefullv wrenarU speecJi cipl-aaatorr aixl ami Alvm I . senders of Uiicago called
eu4isicofPtfc JSfeofthe Midppl Upoa PrerWml L Sf f -'r of nu'
xh ef commission and ia favor f the con- j papr wh Reprcsenu c P ;
tmuance of the imDrovemtnt in accordance j opts, and expre-J ihcnw lv niuch
CAPITAL KEVS NGGGETS
Civil Service Reform as Xow
Applied by the Reigning
Regime
Classed Among the Balance of
the Reform Desuetudes of
the Day.
Secretary Manning Enlightens
on ihe Pacific Railroad
Indebtedness;
lie Also Calls in $13,SS7,000 of Three
Per Cent Bonds Interest Ma
tured tne First of Afarch.
The Henatefot in Session The Day
One of Common plaeenei-a in
the House.
CAPITAL BUDGET.
COXKIKMATIONS.
Washington. D. C, Jan. 22. Postmas
tcr: Frank Campbell, O'Xeil. Neb.; J.
F. Blackburn, Hutchinson, Kan.;E. Buw
ruan, Brunswick, xMo ; S. Shellon, Vrind
sor. Mo
AV. Walling, of Indianapolis, to be con
sul at Leith.
With respect to the nomination of James
Frey to be postmaster at Sigoumey, Iowa,
in place of John Morrison, suspended, the
senate postollicc committee reported that
no charges were made effecting the charac
ter or integrity of Mr. Morrison, or in any
way icflecting on his go,d name, he was
suspended the report declared, because he
was a member of the Republican party,
aud his place was wanted for a Democrat.
Inasmuch, however, as he does not desire
to make a contest for the place the com
mitiee lecornmended the confirmation of
his successor.
WONT 15KAK THE SNCB.
At 2:05 p. m. in the hou-e this afternoon
Mr. Wallace of Louisana offered a resolu
tion which was adopted reciting that the
president ami senate agreed to and ratified
a convention by which the terms of the
treaty between the United States and the
government of the Hawaiian Islands have
been extended seven years longer, aud that
the treaty contains provisions for the ad
mission of certain articles free of dut-, and
instructing the commiUpe on the judician
to inquire into these facta and leport to the
house whether the treaty, which involves
the fate of the duty to be imposed on an
article, can be valid aud binding without
the concunence of tiie lepresentativcs.
pacific kailuoad indebtedness
The secretarv of the treasury todav sent
communication to the speaker of the houe
of representatives in answer to house reso
lution of Jftuuary 20. (Mr. Outhwaitc's
1 evolution asking what sums of monev
were owiug from the bond-subsidized Pa
cific Railroad Companies to tbe United
States on the first day of January, 1S87,
the sums which are due. principal and in
terest, under ex.stmg law, .severally and
collective ly from said companies, and what
will be the result to the treasury and effect
noon thee debts if house bill No. b3l8
should become a law and its provisions be
complied w itli )
Tin secrelsr3' says that the amount due
from the several Pacific mails for iaterest
paid by the United Stan s to January 1,
1MS7, on subsidy bonds is;ied to said com
paniis was 70,851,25, of which there had
ben repaid br tne c unpanies at that ditc
the sum of .21,5.7.! Ill, ltavim: due on ac
ro-mt of intere-t the mn of .Jl9,;502.1?8.
There will lie due on the sa ne account at
maturity of tbe subsid; bond, September
11th, 1H97, the further sum oi .4y,40(i,y21,
makinr a total of $92,7tH, 1W due and to
bcome due on account -if interest. TIjtc
i-i ulf) to become due on account of princi
pal of these bonds at maturity the sum of
$G4, 02.1,512, making an aggregate indebt
edness due and to become due of .f157,32,-0-5.
In response to the inquiry, "What will
be tbe result to the trca-ury and the effect
on Uicsj debts if house bill S.ulS should
be'-onie a law and its provisions !k? com
plied with." the secretarv states: "The
nrtsent wortli of the iuciebtalncs of tbe
several companies of October 1, I8fti. as
certained as prescribed in tbe bill, i- $109,
4C3.3IH. The constant Mmi-nnuual pay
ment required to cancel the present worth
of the imlebtedm-s.-. above mentioned, prin
cipal and hit rest in Fe'-enty years com
piited at Use rate of u per cent j)er annum,
re-invested semi annually, h $1,&5S,'JJ57
The constant semi annual psiment arrived
at bv the method preH.Tibd in the bill to
wn. "Jl, boi.otH. is Jesh titan iik correciiy
cnmnute-1 s-'mi-anniml payment above
mentioned by '.763, or about one
fifth of 1 ner ctnt.. and tins constant
2 992 nc-r cent per annum of the said pre
vnl worth, or at that rale to extingui-li
lne prlncinal and interest of tin. debt in
secntv vear3.
In iVW of certain provbioBS of the act
of Mav 7. Ib78. xnaiolr knowB as Xuf
Thurman latr, establUhia; a sinking fund
for tbe Union and C ntrsl Pscifie Railroad
compani-, it msy prefer to eirtawier
wheliier tbe cmkmg fund now held in tru
. .-... l;! Q,. c.nt,lt 1 tr-tvi ma
f k I'HZ Oltii fcT. o-..... -. --
! .-.! o'f-et m dtHerminL'jJ the net indrbtert-
,,5 g. the covernment from tlnse oni-
paie. It sliotild be menUoBcrf, hor;erer,
,nHl tit. condition of tbe bill that it; pro-
isjas jmi be accepted by the companies
HI '.injur m. n.., mw ;,
1 -. v r- - . . .
pleased with ins ru. oi mca ivm
Tne pkSeat evrnced f-' J
peadtng leeL-JaUon r b "Pf
contacioas plenr.vpacumonfa ad vkiw!
very favorably Mpre JJ
1 of tbe cauls rroners iiroti tae Mii-ci.
' T djsoorfsi'jn of tbe lotr-f-ute cin-
nr-.r Mil in iba ltozs ttsaarta, one cansc
. r .eiy in tho cocfidcration o; Air.
lU'"k' pr.-pol arctodment to lb
, .... , fVf safiazl Irtduitrv art. sni Uts
.-.ii.ri.'1 of catlc rrwer-. whik urging
-f. ,435 U tbe friends of JegKhokm
, a .b.;, fUtic; to -npport Mr. Hutch'
i ,i. !.,.! i,- mrf Slul nav
j--i;e ice nmzi j m -i-,
a rc? v. titilaed in iba.:
hy
' ' ' CA1X, ttsscco vivas I.
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' The fcrelxry cf the trwscry ooticw th
the principal accrned inltfert bondi
; herein below dignated will beptdjutfce
' treatury In Wasblnjtoa 02 tbe first day of
March. aEd that tbe interest on said bonds
will cease that day, Iz: Three ivsr cent
bonds issued under act of Julv 13, lSb2.
and numbered as follows: 50 original
numler- from 20 to 40 mciu-ive. sioo
oriirical number o75 to original number
532 loth inclusive. 500 original niim-
ber 163 to original number 245 inclusive !
1000 eriirin.il number S121 to original
number 2016, both inclusive. $1000 or-
iirinal number U.259 to original number
5315. both inclusive; total $1S.SS7.000.
Parties holding bond- coiled by this circu
lar can obtain immediate payment with in
terest to date of presentation by requesting
the same In the letter torwaruiug the bonus
for redemption. Note there are now
exactly 10,000,000 uncalled three per ceut
bones outstanding j
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
Representative Hammond today submit
ted to the house from the judiciary com
mittee a report ou Mr Dibble's resolution
authorising the acceptance by the house of
the oath of office made bv Representative
Aikeo at his home in South Carolina, afttr
nxliing the fact that Mr. Aikeu was duly
elected as a member of the house, but by
severe illness has liecn unable to appear
and take the Oath and must so remain im
ab:e during tbe remainder of this congress.
The report discusses the legal aspect of the
cii-e and concludes that the house can, and
under the circumstances should, accept
the oath of oilice sent here by Mr. Aiken.
the inoN ok commerc:;.
Attorney General Garland has given an
opinion to" the secretary of the treasury as
to the classification of iron ore. He says
the question as to whether iron ore dried at
212 degrees fahrenhret is or is not the iron
ore of commerce is a question of fact which
he cannot be expected to decide. He sum
marizes his views on the points involved as
follows:
1st. In customs laws and in all others
the intent of the law makers is the law.
2d. Where, in the expression of that in
tent a name is ued describing an article
which has a well established commercial
signification, that commercial signification
should be adopted.
8d. When the name is general and the
tariff specific it embraces the whole cla-vs
and questions of price, value or accidental
chemical components are immaterial.
4lh. The commercial signification of a
name is that winch those engaged in for
eign and domestic sale, purchase and ex
change generally adopt to describe tbe
article.
5th If it be disputed what this commer
cial designation embraces It is to lie dHer
mincd upon a clear preponderance of e t
deuce.
Gth. The oidinary rules of evidence are
to be applied with reference to the chants
ter and weigh of testimony to be derived
from those engaged or familiar with com
merce, trade and traffic in the article.
Wh ic a dear preponderance-of evidence
cannot be adduced, departmental construe
tion tacitly approved by congressional
recognition -hould turn the scale and be
accepted as sufficient evidence of the leg
islative intent.
9 VLE OP AV.ANDONED" LAN DP.
The secretary of the interior has directed
the commissioner of the general land office
to survey ad pUt, prcparatoiy to appraise
ment and sale, all of tbe lands embraced
in the several abandoned military rcserva.
tions which have Ikvh turned over to the
custody of the interior department undt r
the provisiouf of the act of June 5, 1HSI.
The order directs that as each ueivation
is surveyed and platted, it fcball be at once
-o rcpoi"ted to the department that ap
prais;rs may be appointed, and the land
offered for sale at us early a day as posiible
It is stated that these reservations cover
an area of about BOO.OJO acre and include
some of the choicest grazing lands in tin
set end stated and territories in which they
are located. The following is a li.t of the
reservations embric-d in the cretjry's or
der- Camp Goodwin, Camp Crittenden,
Old Camp Gmnt reservation, Fort Verdi
and Fort Whipple, in Ariona. jrt of
Fort BidweH, Fort Cardi. Fort Imlcpend
ence, Fort Yuma in California, CanUr
uient on Uncomjiahgre. camp on White
river. Fml Sedgwick, Fort I. yon. Old Fort
Lewis in Colorado, Fort Randall, (.paf
east of river; and Fort Rio in Dakota,
C.tinp Tnree Fork, Olweagic and Winter
Pasturage (Fort Cor .D'Alcne, Idaho.
Fort D.odge and Fort Wallace in Rsna.
ten reservation! in LouHtana; Fort Wil
kins on Michigan Hand in Missouri river,
iii-souri. Fort Ellii in Montana, Fort
Hartsuff, Fort McPhcrson and Camp Sheri
dan in Nebraska. Fort Butler ami Fort
Craig in New .Mexico; Fort Hallrk r.iMi
Fort McDennilt. (Har Reserve) in .Nevada.
Fort Cameron, Fort Crittenden, Fort
Thorn bury and Rush Lake Valley reervn
tion in Utah, Fort Sleilacoom in Waali
inirton territory. Coal renrvrUion. Fort
Bridgo, Fort Fi-tlcrnian. Fort Snder.
ud Fort Fred Steele, except ceir.etry ll,
in Wyoming.
:atlcHl Live Stock llxchauae.
Cnie-AOO.Jan 22 Tbe nations! coavca
tioii of lie .lock men decide! to adrjjK the
iam "NutionHl Live Stock Exchange."
The mi4. intpoxiant busim before ibe
meeiin w- the- fixing of a uniform scale
of prut? for the nab of hre Mock y.bics
w as folio wj.; Fifty tels per brad for
catilr. excrpt calv, yewlingA and stotfe
cattle, which bhali ba $li jkt car Jud.
pravidfd that prtie buying Iwg aad
ilitfp fr Kew Turk bsll r-sarge wi k
than $S ppf douhIMlrk car. and
for Baltimore tuA e Un $6
ir dot.Wekxk car snd f per car for
Mngk-drdt car Uod of hoi nd tbtrp
brnught for tbe wane pla, aad prorlded
fcither, that all hw uxk driven Mrt' tht
vh khal! be kl at tbe folio lag named
rate, u-wil Uiule 50 ceai pr bead,
mires 21 cnu r bead , abeep and iws
10 cet.u pr beafL So aiea to be wade for
less than 50 cel. Tbe next WasiM of
j phslgia;: ail tncanbera and anna Uidttpeaj
with the errtce oi uavr-itf men cna a
manner of "drunjauag" fr bonnea. Tbe
meting tbea adjourard.
Striklrj-.' CoaJ HcaTera.
JCk Y'KK. Jan. 22. Tbe rwire t( tbe
,,.; ..... .,. t kMivrn ! rkrrot th.- hyd-
ling of cal by prncymn tbe co p-ttsXitm
of tfcc cntun tyulmea wno reiote! v carry
coal, x a cbectmateil today by the noo
umon !'mca who are bu-gely in tbe zna
yniy Tliey ta-t Ibis mrftinr acd form
A an nrni;lin to ?bt tbe KakWl. A
; Dumbfr of dept-Uea were dwebargorf Vcxiar,
ibenr v;rra rxsiag no soorr ;aiioi
M.ny of tbe tinker sre sorely is wai sad
ojid relum to work at ooceif th7 ciarrd.
In Hobokea tbe baadlinir; of eJ in carta
htj hva grfcativ ot-4rcusd by w3en aad
caGdrea who 53 rajMstbize itb Ue fidler.
TroutMe i exprrie"Ktxi on tbe New York
st&i of the mer where EaixhU of Labor
frgrgaie ad itl not pertsrt tbo nnkod
ing of the boet.
Bnstuead at a Maiidstill.
New Yoke. Jn. 52 L2b&ra'-s
rtn tbe pirr-. of the Aacbar bad Froacb
Trsa'-uUatic ship Hsct ncl: tod.y.
Tfceir action wi ia coaJiear of band
ling of fre'gbt coming fron boycotied
1ibo of tbe okl Dominion coropsriy. All
biiaiaii on tbrir ikr I at aeUadisH.
HR4RD SOAIETHIXGDROP
TL18 Vigorous Measures Inaugur- -
ateel by Congress on the
Subject, of
The Canadian Fishery Troubles
Has Soused the British
Bovine.
The Minister of Marine antl
Fisheries Hurried to Otto-
wa, Ontario.
Hoary Clews Sises up thu Effects of
the Interstate Commerce Bill
Upon Oencr.al UnsluefcS.
Undoubtedly n "Popular Measure; but
Detrimental to Kallroad Inter
e.itsaud Will 1'roTo Die-
astroua Thereto.
Comtnr to their Senses.
Oitawv. Ont. Jan. i!2 The announce
ment thtt considerable ciplur corrcs
poinlcnce by cable had been passing yes
tenlay between the British i:ernment
and the governor general's otHce rntise4
unusual interest here, as it U undi luloexl
that it is in relntion to tho tlsheiy dullculty
and the retaliatory attitude recently taken
at Washington. It is positively known
that the British covcrumeni improsed
upon Sir John MacDonaM the neHsity vt
maintaining fiiendly ndutiinti with tbo
United States for fear of lieing drawn into
trouble with the United btn!t Nimc
bunglii'ir act of tlie dominion pivernmcnt
has undoubtedly ivcn ixmsidera'de un-atsities-s
to the British governm- 't, ami
there is little dou'it that Lord s t ib iry U
dlspoctl to .yield any reasonable m'crpteta
tion of the treaty father than Mr unit to
ius utmost limit Hon George L F -st.-r,
minister of marine and iis4ienc-, has bten
sent fer and is now hurrying here
Henry Clcv l'roguobio.
New Y'okk. Jan. 22 Oi tU
subject of the passage of tlie In
terstate commerce bill Henry (. iews dictat
ed this: Thin bill must now la act 1 pled
as law for it is certain of ihe exctutlvu
signature; it being undoubtedly a popular
measure with he muliimde It is tut m
with tbe interstate jailroad-, it mrn t fall
to be injurious to the worhini of therj
corporations as its effect in to diij nut and
diirganizc the meth ids of Ikwih -. They
will be uuuieUe4i to advame tbritigh.
rates in proportion to their lornl charges;
this will materially dwarf that t lava of bu
eiueas. A Hlot Narrowly Averted.
JnusEY City, Jn. 22. Tbe cool beaded
ami prompt action of ihe tnk ng coal
trimmers ai Unyonne tonight alone aw rtcl
a riot. A ill-torbancu grew out of tbo
aricsl of a Pinkerlou hef utl deputy mar
sIihI at Prt Jolttuon c-ial doi k J.-iuicfl
Daltou. an employe of the Lombiinl &
j Ayern oil work-, coinolxmed i J'-lieo
ilchlevrji tins aiternoou that in na-l ween
wantonly asatilted Thtirljy rw. g by
the deputy and iwcn out a vr in oi for
hia rrt. The warrant was giv n t C'on
"table Thomas Whalen. who went to tlie
coal drH-1 and arrt-sU! a tl putv known an
John Brown, whom Ihe witnr-ci'Jin'llicd
u Dalton'.H wnilnnt 1 J.i t ,iud)a
brought his pri-oncru to IJergr l'jit ou &
l.rfoinotive
News of tbe armtt btfl pra I t'.r.:i',li
the town. About one tbonaMti 1 inca m t tbo
;xrty at Ibu dent and crowd"! hi" ' ti o
prmoncr crj-hig, "lymb bfm Jtafg hUnl
lbree jwHremen awl tbo cobsIh1.' wirn
mmlilc to control tbe crowl. und tufv ap
pealeil to the bad:uK Hnkt-rH to h !,i ! m.
The Mrikeri formed a body -juar.! ,1 out
the pari Seveiil i1k Uw row-1 rt' tl
towatd ib prUoner bu faflcl to n ai b I in.
Brown arrived at the jutla'ii t .'un with
out initlwp ami 'was coinmitt'il lsatni
nuiion bad w a offered ImI refu.' To
lawiie tbo prisoaer oafety b wan irireu
rapidly to jail in a coach aflr tb: t rond
bad dteperfecd.
A I'mimiiH nuit J)laint'-e-l.
Mll-WArRUE,. Win., 3 no 22 'tue fa
mous suit f Dsnld Well, -ir , tiiul
IMcr M G-ech. th well kion n ,-1 . nk
or w ith whom he waa mot ated m tbe
diMMMiroua lrd lwl ua Chica; in 14 was
dwtdd by Judg Maon b. lb- .ntr
nnirt Uiw toornnuf in favir of ilrO'tfil,
Uw suit iMjint: duwnbJ hii o- J be
unit grew out of tbe failure of ". tent
lanl deal. Well A ilrO.- h bd aLil
$40;.0tHlto sttb lb aib'f t, trai t
firm of vCirmh, Krriri. Usti. -4, aril
mtraliaitdy tberwfier V. Il ! ,t f.u-1
!-hJnt ilcGwxb. cba'i'i' tb .a' r 1 llh
Mcuring tbHirh nn" t-n-ri ' n !dJ
Wells) half of lb- t ' aid ,i- t'
tb-meiit. Tb" ro.rt d nl M t Vtil
waa fuUy tof-rn -l of .. p-r- g tf
tbi (kvtl and that tbr-'f-r' lb-" 3- Wf
frsihJ, thai H wa a ' i-r,i. ' V') n UmX
mvuA stand hi tb n of ! ' "i f
eo5tr by n'Hl r'.'ti.'.f t;.. . gs
so s-1m dea?tog 'f U iB vr- ,iri
bnjj rrmtnrUk awl 1 u: ;ra!j j b
! pi'tlry. a4 for !i.t vy u t
rwHiki bo in any --, entertsm t.
Tbe r-Hirt rooot n.. i-roHi er !
risoo wa recrited witb Jfai ' .1-
Ua.
Two.UnrdorWft I.aei-'d
St. Loci. Ja. K H T"iid
frotn arrrti. Ark . jter4y '. . -fo
jttra, Jlamilfcon ntA Lodbwry. ttt vX'
era of he !Irrf brotae 1 !" ly
stKiatr. were rei4 from t-ul -' wtrrrj
j Thursday nibt by a party of t. i-' tutfi.
H. IOWril.1 W Jv- 7-vtt .- wm w. - - .
m tbe faeta t.it kaoa awj X
p-cVl tfau a ofafikt bdwen ti e-1 sfci
lb" wuibViw' ilberttrr wwi! .t A,
j-p-adal to xbe Po-DlpU &if- tiii tle
bsteatKsn of ibr rcob -a not bi frr rr-ol-nsh
but to yeb U The Jk T fn
rrturwrd from tbe wsreb ib coramsr
tbrr report tbai tbe tsmtiacr ' r-carritl
to tbe banka of A Arkiwa. rrrr Hltnj
tby were iMsarwl. A ' as 'l2i ea
wl tbe bfie wre cct don tnd pt
inU tbe strtn.
f'iScra KJ-cts!.
Cwxzo, Jan. St. Tbe natiocd eon-
reaiioa of uettk me si bu .- ria3ra
riraioa Jeti tbe fobr:g o&rettl
Ptryb&sul, HlatT Wwbbara h nxPl
rTfO-pfewstJ. a w -.w-j-. .-m--Citj
H 5 Vwa. EsaC i't. Lt . tl
Joha A. .McsSfcc, Ooab t itnr,
j Cbrk il ifc" . Cbtcsgo. Uw-jtt. -
I J Scwky, St. !-
j llott in Jlock.
KvTEAL. J. Si Tbe iul Bcb t,t
jtb" co.n rf aifjW - rfau spue"
f tb Jfr a writ of bb. corpu m the fmHf
cl J. F. Hoke, tbe Pr.rU drf suiter Hk
j ,f i-irfsa Utc miutver of justice saiaa
: the ciediioa-
iw. s sasdi-aafsK. agE-sfcS;9!E-- S3
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