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A (iuoil Showing
The (.mini Council of the Koynl Tem
plar of Temperance in session nt Lansing
elected tlu following oilicer: 1'ast j;rand
councilor, (ieo. M. Piwi'y, Dwimd; gran 1
councilor, M. l'. lUain, Lowell; vice conn
cilor, Mr-. A. M. Cooper, I'.attlo Creek .
c.rund chaplain, Mrs. S. l- W'. W ashburn,
Ypsiluuti; j:r;inl tecretnry, (iilhort M.
Hasty, Lansing, grand tre i-urer, A. S.
I'urtridgc, 1 i 11 -tn 11 ; grand herald, Mr.
1 1 us ken. i i an I i lu,'i U ; -.n ml , I. II. sharp,
W hlteh. ill ; sentinel. II. W. l'.il UT,ltwusvi;
director-, II. W. ihnudolph. Vernon, t li r
years, O. W . I'.rundiige. K nluunoo, t wo
years, II. I.. I lower, i.icenv ille, one year;
lepiesciitntive to tin- supreme council,
Ceo. M. lewey; alt. male, Mr-. 1'. I'..
AVhitlh ld, Craud Kapid The next meet
ing will he ln-ld hi I, an-in; on the last
'1 uesdav of next February.
-rami Secret iry il.i-tv's r. j 1 t show ed
that the society ii,i.ii.m-i-, :, t ..me unci's in
Jii-iii.iiii uioi li i- ."on ii hi i. , ii. in, the
ear tin"! e w a - im! a-Ct " I ?..!." '.1. and tie
'Xeli.M's ai .lonnte 1 to -,i-ii'. there
lil-'- 1 ' eoun-'lis ot good st Ml din, 111 th"
Stat.' I U.eml.er -hl.i III- I.e. 'II 111
i lea-e l hv id during tie- Veil'. 1 l:efe
Vsele.i, lll-lllliel w II i i-rt t lie iT'h r our-
in ; t hat t lia . I'ulol tin- nu n erin the
O in! e r . a re 1 1 le n a l . ' I ... Woiam. il.tee.l
l.u'.ilb; n dl"d liiee t.c.i-l me -ting alii
tit' eoUlill p ild -...'' ' o.i Ih-urtiH'"
pO.hH-.
ill:' S ' H II i. '
Thi? :j i 1 1 1 c-uirt ha- revew-d th"
li pi- r aw w in eh i ei eat y writ into i ct'
nn 1 M'lue ol it- provi-i .a- are I'oan I to b"
tim'iiii- tit ..i u'.i.il. w ii. e otaer, are f,uw:i
to le u, ,i i ii-.ti'iit an 1 imperii et.
Tin- court i n i - j 1 1 n ur' atrary arre-'.s
IS lor Li e ,cs Of tie' pe all 1
dec d, s ti.t uiiu-.ua! i.al i-ves-iv-;
penalties ran let he e a l'..roed. 'I'll
Co li t .! that '" V. I- lies C I I Met
r ", I... i 1 !:.!, at di-cr- ti.oi. Til ' ol
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H'll .V iia..'- .'. :Ji. t 111. ;e- I;. iM.'i of
N'-way-o iiti.v -!a .'"l .l.-hii l'n !', a
1 how in p. i e. 1 'u ,1' w a - j.'.a 'uin M 1 1
l.a I n 1 i 1 t'u u x t in u a.ii ' nn 1
Matl;a i- i'i ja .. I'll 1' 1 iVl's a welow
niel thr hi i:e i.
w.)i. w n i si-i n ; .
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w ,.i e ; : i ' i ; ! . a 1 mi t v a 1 t !' o :' ! r
w r v I tr a V i '. :' I'.ri
'.ane, itMi.'. a-.an 1. .. 1 : nn'.e- iwiy lr-mi
Kalar.ri. '.. an 1 l'r. n !.. t'erta-ir. :
I'l'.'Miui.'at '';$ ' at ! I i ' t'ri, ( u! i.
Mieha-l J'- lel sof Kt-t S i -in iv i).I..'i
t i euT. A a i i'-t c. i-- ofp'i in a-yluai in
that city, with ioe. eu in l.i 1 1 i n -. i..r 1
l.alae-.
'1 ivu c'.ii. lieu Mr. A :,. - of Nar'.'.i
Star, m I'..- lay in j; t";.'ther, when one
Kvie'l an ni l iv nn 1 th u!itl"--ly ;mv
Leoth-r a h ir 1 l. " on t ' i I" - t . '!!.
little MilIeM r liis ha 1 .a portio'iof the
foot n tn ; nt ite 1.
A. W. lhaii e of Datt'in ha- .laut-l o
l-rool; trout fry in th" streams in-tr that
Ii'iace.
'J he -.'l.:i!.' --i.-ainitte" -ives ? T, J ) f . . r
the i', iy l Uy pill, le I 11 1 Im This i- ;.,
(k ii (.eh. w t h tin em ? a -1." i.
ll-h! 'Mi l W (Vi I tl t V 'lefeat e 1 h)e:l opt h Ml
l.y a inn j. -r.t y of n' u t 1. .
A corn p i ii y h as I i .- mie 1 t in inn
faeltite Lriek, ti.e an 1 -'ata loohn ; lr.Hii
the clay fotiu 1 n -ar I'.irwell.
lioraee M'.rr iy, ch ir .-.l with rape on
the per-.n of in - c ni-in. a '.'-vr-o.-l ilauii
ter of Jo-ep'a Murray of Urinly tow i.siiip.
Isalimia.i'i (v.au'y. ha- .i'"n fouiiil i;ity
nri'l enteiie.. 1 to .'. i years in .! ie!-oii.
The stale l.oar.l of ;i rn-iiitur. has . lor-j 1 .
el that ? i.iM 1 of the 1 1 a teli appropriation
-hal! he ile otc 1 to ex p'.Ti ni"ii t s with th"
j ine l.arreiis, prohah y m the vr.-inity of
iiray lin
liirin"; the ha t t wo w e ''es of lVI.ru iry
over ih foreigner- t io -oit u itur.iliatioii
j apei s in o-. -o eo in' y.
'J hre" year-i: -.. M i s llatti" Cotton of
Con-t iiitm" h'.TVaie -:ii 1 l.-n'.y, mil
nlthoir.'h -h w i-tre it 1 l.y -onia of th
n o-t in i. en? fiirt'oits of tin.' -tut o. !;
receive I no r 1 1 -1 . Miss (.'otton w ent to
we-tern iowa ami h'T Oe-e was fe-tori"l.
I'j.on iituriiiu to Mi-in;nn her voice
n;;ain faih- 1. an 1 this x permi.Mit h isli -en
re I i !!.' I tiir. t mil's, tit - y 011:1.; lilv'-
nice utterly failing at h en.-, hut coining
out strong 1.1 J..w a.
.N e-. !i le w of 1 I Ift f 1 ! ill- 1-ee'i ;.rre-1-e
I a n 1 1 1 ch -i '; 1 with ar-0.1. II-
a-at r. -t 1 - eii" tini" a on th" -am"
char,'.", h it pi .. I -in a 1 1 1 i. ince t It" n
1... h i he. 'l -1 l 1 OV" 1 l.y n .l 'teeiive.
Lait-lh-'' - i.'-w jail 1- c Milp etel mil
re-el V for ho ir h r-.
ii'ilt t" ,M :i i" t i.ks of or 'inlin n
ch 1 1 1 1 1 ' r of c . 1:1 :a" re -.
A c .mp i'iy i- t . he ur; itii.M' I in Flint
witli . a .at a . i o rim 11 f ot u-. mi. I
j-e!l I h" ;' 1 lieie 'l w in I in . il.
I I." l- i-iii" - in". 1 '.f II 1 1 in 1 have or
paniel f r ti pi.rpo-e of e-tahli-'ain ;
f r ill t can n : 11 a lei e . p-ir.it 11 S. fa ! j- e.
4 A. li. Mio Ih "I A Im tu 1 1 1 -1 n a pp. lint
cl in-; 1 r of l i. i-"-. culverts nn I
tre-t!iMia l e l.a k" Sa .re r.uir.'a 1 -y.-ten
mi l w 1.1 h 1 . to 1.1-; t t If 111 on 1.1 i)
Ini e of ro el.
' iit new ? i ', 1 '1 inkh itn leu at '.ran
I (.! Il to h" ope , i .M iivli
It i-i -t I t 11' a'i'.ti"r llowar.l, f 'rm
(i!y -.t;il.-T o: tie- M'i'!iin"iii h ..1- of
1 . pre- n t 1 ! 1 . . ,-,ii I now a lawy.-r nt
J'r.M'-itt. A i-.."i 1. a -e.-pt I a fe-.v -a ir.--r.
t -t"el in m un hipe 1 mm-' !-i-t fail
n-;i r'taiieria a iu:rlr ca-. A f v
ii 1 1 n.pi h w 1- o ! ei .- I n 1 f ar t ,1"
. 1 e,, I 1 ' .le.-; 1 11 1 ! 1 pi ft wit il it.
I mm 't county is on tic ei le of 1 .c il
o tun.
A iithol.c pro'-t l"ft hi- c,rip sack with
i ... ) in tic .lep it at II ir 1 1, an 1 s .no un-rv-ei.el
at" l t hh'f -tole it.
H'.i rrn n county h is !.i i li 1 in favor of
1 .c il option.
O-co.li county votes on local option
March li.
The postofllce In Adrian vrnn ilaruaseil
hy fire the other day to t ho amount of
II, (UK).
Uruce Mntthos win killed by ft falling
tree near Meco-t'i n few days uo. His
lather was Lille 1 in the name manner
aho ut three ye irs nn.
1 'eaches are reported uninjured through
out the lake region and western Michigan
Kesident of ("a-seounty have .etltione l
congress to let the duty on wool remain
as it is.
The senate committee on pullh lands
has agreed upon a bill to repeal the lum
her culture and pre-emption laws, and
..m.Mi.li... tl, l.n.....t...l
t- .... - - - - - -
('id. 11. ("rofton Ian, president of the
-tate military board, says matter of loeat-
ing next encampment is still under con !
1 . 11 .i - 1 , 1
deration. He thinks Maekina l-lan 1
, ,, . ,1 1
tan Is an excellent 1 h ince of hem g ciiosen. 1
.. . , , , ...
j 1 1 1 1 ill' 11 . r. 1 itm', in 1 1 .1 1 li 1 it' 1
from Hope co'.le j-e at llollan 1 last year, is
now instructor in "Steele academy" at
Nugn-ki, Japan. The Ilev. A. Oitmans,
also graduate from Hope, is nt head of
mi-sion nt Na-ga-ki.
Sylvanus 1 1, inie!-, th murderer of Jerry
White, near riu-lting, has been ent to
Ini'k-on j.ri-iiii for life.
Mrs. Jone-, ng. 1 7', of Augusta. Kabi
m 1 00 can nt y. wnsstnek by a train near
l'avi'li'Ui station, the oth -r day, an 1 in--t
a 11 1 ly k il e l
1 here w as J convicts in Jackson prison
M i' ch !.
T..e majority in f ivor of lo.'.al option i 1
.1 a el. -. .11 i- '.' .
!i.-e.. county has gone "wt'' by about
"0 ma j oity.
An 1 as'ern gentleman o'fers to start .a
n fa.'tor in Zilwaahe ' if th" citizen- o
that -ttte w ill "j h m -em.-! hin ; in thrt
way 1 . t a Loan
Mi-s Nel.e Pa'k -r of Cold water, on of
tht patient- in th Isalamaoo a-ylum,
n t- c tr ne o vr t 1 dol! ars this w in t "r by
making an 1 In z per !ew,-r-. She ha
p .id 111 f ' "l t h'-e up; ri- l 1" t In' .1 , ;!' rent
.1 ar.il tin- we . tn. (oarth (miiv iV-i-
it I, ill w . I he I ea .'fi-' 1 hv .'Ml i! '."l",l
..' pi i a ., M.-- I ar - "f pay in,' -1 ' on it.
I h i eo i-t im r - il i ; 1 t h i I'o-tm i--
!':' ' 1" i ' !' . . r - ! I - : I I 1 h t t It .'I'll
i 1 -;t "i hi- p-.-;t "U are pr !io-,;ik'1 i
i : . '. i" ; : I y t t ' .' a 1 : a i lie - ay- h- i-
'. - e ; e ,t h"'l'lh.
II. S. 1 I y l-r - ! -tr ;! has I n an
; 1 -'ip.-r.'t: i. I nt of th mail ha,
r -pair -hop o' t .- po i ,!.-p ir! m-'lT.
: .- 1; i - hi- ol'i.-e i a a -i " P . n c . I y j.. i-t
i'. .. e bui'.-l in. i'i- -a'.arv i - ? 1. 5 1 .
'lh- - m:i i- n t .". a i 1 1 . .f t !"' or j"ini,:t ion
.if t h" t'.r-t I ' m .' it ..nal cliur -li in Wr
m oit ill.- was i .... ! rat I I'.-li. '.' '.
( lov. I.Uee h'l- ,ap; oin'e 1 ( i n. T. Iliee o
li. rim le uawee ..unf v. a- a com m i --i. .n -.
; to th" centennial e.-le!,r itl.m at Man- t
! a, i 'hio. in p'.ae. - of la ..ii a - I .i'h--r:, w . 1
!e line.l t- -erve.
hire- .in h.'i-i.r, a f irm-'r liv in in
--ut ii Ja:kon. was rioeiiring th" hinl!" i
on a butcher km!'" w 1 .-n !,.- .". r--.! -mi.
' liinde, Call lt'riih-t th-' !. t !-. itt.ri, a
ie. p -pi-h 111 hi- Lee;. He i I ',. - am-
-o-iiiii; from t ; V"ct s o t - w a a :.'
.1 . 'h n 1 1 . '.:',' - oi. a n a :i -i i ' ! I
l l.o W i- Uti-lie.- 1 ir-Oil ' ' pll.'t ! . e-o.ii
V .' o .'till CI- 1 1 i t.) P. I 1 " -. O, I , , -
ah- l-'i" i : 1 1 1' 1 ' : : -!.:....;. 1 . r '
.n al !!. "1 a g iiii'i e- w i It v. . .-ii he ha!
a ir,.p. in ; an 1 who la: u '. ,. p. j ja
n'.'.ii: l'i:ii nit ! it .. . . l.a - . en
jardon-i.
I.e.. I ,'lee ,a - C .1,1 a, h' 1 ! li" - l;l-:.'n
if Vi'I.U-1 ' ! -I J ra w. w h-. .. i--.!! fr :!
Ve i'..fl cMia'y A '-i a-' !" t'.!t-."ii
.;il- at Ja. -.!! h.r in i n - . 1 ; 1. 1 .-r, so
that I." wall h" I'l'le.l- 1 I. e ; ', '. ---.
'1 ie le are .-r i i ca-.-, ,,! i, ... i-les Ml th"
n ionn -"1 1 at I.an-iu p
; ini.-- r.rn..' pap.-r w ir h m-e in 1 '
:ia it was .le-tr.e hv hre th" other
nl .:ht. With t!;" danri.;e hi i t o a -l join in g
property, the I..-, loot- up nh-oit ?I.M.ooi
with "i.ooo in-uran -e.
At a im "ting of tin- -tat" c.v -utive
bo rd o." the Knight- of I al h-1 1 in th"
city of Ja" "in, I'el run y 7, l---.it was
le.-ide 1 to initetl,e tmh? union-, labor
oig ihiatti.:.- an 1 farmer-' a--oeiations o:' ;
t;i" state of Miciiguito ni-et in confer- .
,-n ;n th- nt v i f lietroit at some date to :
be l.,re.;'!er .1 -t.-i-.ii.ii.- i Upon. l'n,'h or- :
ganied tra le. , cu-ation or fraternity
w 1,1 he entitle.! to three deiegat.-s or n-j.-
reseiit.iti.es for the state, each branch
or trade to b-ar th-exp.m-e mcurre 1 hy
their delegates. Tin- meeting will he
-tylel a ' ongre-s of Labor," an 1 it i-.
advise that no d eg.a h s he s. nt exe pt
t ho-" who have male a study of the need s
of ..artieii ar o eupntious nn I nre practi
cal sen-lb!.' pi rsoiis. for further infor
mation addi c-s T. M. Sheri'l of Kalaina-
oo.
: 'hief Ju-tice Slierwoo.l has f.led a dis
m ntiug opinion in the test li.juor c.n-e-npon
three point- u; on which his a-.-o-
liites poiicui r-d. He folds that while ar-i.-ts
with.-ut a warrant cannot be made
on days nnd hours wia-n lb-uor may be
liwfully-od,it doe- not aj. ply at ( titer
tint"; nl-o that th" fo: feit of any un-
anted portion of the tax and re-t r.a iuiiig
the violator fr-.m s -iling for a I'eriod is
neither unu-ual n-r unrea-onnbl". He also
1 1 - ngr with l.i- n--oi-iates in their j o-i-t.
"ii upon the nietrop .litan j.olice clause
a !l i ct m: g Way im count y .
'lheiountry road - of M ichigan nre ai 1
to he fur.y swiiiiinhg with tramps.
(iloVel lll I. l'.oo lwood .an 1 Wilbeek HI"
new -(..turns on th" Milwaukee A-. North
i n laoioad l etwei-n lu ll M O U il t ;i i II and
KepUh.l'.
A circuit court jury nt I'.a-t Saginaw
ur ' ! 1 that .lo-ep'i J. Harvey and Henry
hiown pay Theo lora 1 lo v i, k SUoafor
ftt-e imji i-i iimeiit. lharey c.iu-e I
1 row n to arrest Ho a n k an 1 a frieu 1 for
being drunk and di-orb-rly, r.n I lin y
pio, an ,'i'ibi. '1 Ifii How i-k liought
ti." -nit 1 1 ' r 1 1 am ig" -.
lh.--.. I n; Wi.at- -ay- that ah'.-pitali
1 I at 1 he agr,e.,;t nr.ll ('"liege.
Ii.-ars- W
V ll
:ir. th" t. -v. ly elect-d
eon. : f--m ih ilootl" eaV.nih district,
w.a- . r.i..',i,y -worn m on th" ',i I in-t, '1 he
term i-t the new ( n.;ie -m in wall hist ox
actlv "ii" ve-ir. I i. inn ng i,nl ending
March :'.!. and In- -alary w id I e a loind
1 i i Van Vfiteb'ti i" M chig in ha been
;ip.oi,,ti d ton - i. 11 clerk -lop in the oil ieo
I'I t , e -Ulge 1 1 - e,.er d.
t . K. ib, iii .nil J. W. 'I lirner, Mic'ui-
' ' 1 tleiuen! of Spanish grant in Arizona,
i N' v Mexico nnd Colorado, inn-much n
M, ei. ,ga'. Christian l.n l.-avor sometie t!.v IM.na,.H t,. pro-p.r.t v of t he f rri-wili....-l
ft convention in I. in-ing. April gf , try ,,y (l,.uuir .,,,)r for litigations.
'1 lie fiiiiin rs' Inn 1 nn 1 trut company j
ha taken po sjou of th" I'oatiie, Ox- J U 1 I ' V I.M 1'IV
fori export Au-tin railroad an 1 i ope- 1 " 11 1 1 11 1 -VllO.
rating tneiaine. Th" tru.t conijcuiy held 1 he Spanish senMe l.n npprove 1 the bill
n mortgage on the roi l. , stahiutwng trial by jury.
, .... . I. .... .,...! . ...... ,1; ...
NEWS SUM.MA11Y.
The deaf and duuili asylum nt Fulton,
Mo., was de-troyed by tiro tlej other night.
'1 "mates won taken out safely, and
are being cared f r by the citiens,
The doiitiniou goverunu'iit w ants to pot
ponj debate on the ti-henes treaty until
j "Iter the I uited .States .enato take-action.
Subscription are akv for the purchase
of buihliu ; material, hnus-'li ild furniture
and other nrticles neeisary to provide for
j luo ""J o .u l eriiou, 111.
tLs . UM.y, a,i i.f es-J.tieo IlM.y
1 of the LouiMana supreme court, lost his
t . I : . . . . . .. .. 1 . 1 . . r 1 1 . 1- 111
way in a swamp near .New Orleau while
hunting, and was drowned.
-"'';, t., Mimr m
th" l t ica, ,. ., Ohser ver, droppel deal
... ' , 11
while reporting 11 funeral.
,. , ., ,,. , ,
lite or d . ( . 1. I . has ssued aca 1
1..1... 1 1. a ........ .. .... 1 1 - 1.. . t
in Pi dillerent language for pastors to
1 preach a sermon on "Sabbath Obser
vance.1' A heavy snow fell throughout Mis-i-slp-pi
on the -th nit.
1 a-iteel w as mad in Hirnilngharn, Ala.
the other day by the ll-n l-'rs.m steel
work-, being the first eer in ula from
hirnimghani ore, ,i ton was produced
with three bushels of coal. Ureal enthil
i asm prevail among th" citieiis of l'.ir
min 'h im.
I'.eu Jlutl r do '-n't like thu li-heries
treaty.
The ilepenlent jeTi-ioii bill will nn
doubt" Uy p iss both lio'i-"s an I b" signe I
by the pre-i lent. Th" lull will include a
clause liberally peii-ioning sol liem who
served Ml the M "iei' ail I 111 liilll Will's,
dh" -enate (ouiniitt. u rules has re
ported nn amendment to th" present rule
making it ibie l.y ;i ma j..i'.ty Vol" to
remove the injuneti m of -ei-n-ev from a
treaty and to act up n a treaty in puUi .
Several .a -i-lent- h t e.irre 1 on th '
C. li V ,. -y.-te n -me. th" strike wa
'nau juri'te 1, all du. to t h" ! ot t hat in
e peri. -ue.-1 halt I- w.-i'e trving to run
tram-. I ' i t ' i ! a P I v le. 1 a 1 al . 1 1 s have
I'i -nil.. 1.
A I-..I ha- I . a ini ro in el in th. N'.--.v
i ' 1 k i - - hi I 1 ,. , i I' II ; a.l .--! - I,
t aiala : ;, In!'--- at-- I 1 - r-1 t- h- 1 r in h- 1
".il a I ! iv.te i." .-.a i . . -.a 1 ; n t h it all
lard i K.-ept l..t oi i i r i - i- lere-l h-. -
I It I ' ,h el-.r. a- lull' ('..ted. 'J'I.e
I - -.a - ! f I , il t a -!i a i e-i ' . -re., t ;."
tiea- ral M :-t-r '..' it in I'owh'rly ha
v nlli-ii ii ! e ! ' ' r warning' th" knight imt
t i d.-ieat the , ir-.ing;. ri -tne.
A lire I i : . it m ti,e Morton Im'i-e
nv.M'ti.e I nion r-i pi a ' t !ie,at -. in New
Wrh and I a ii" I i ! s way into t le t hea t r"
v- i.irli i- con p'.-i .-ly -. -' r-p 1. S" era!
hre-oeu w-r -erio i-!y l.tjurel. Th" h.--
is iii, out - ''.'.
Julia and Kate l-'ord, -1 - t n.p 1 an 1
I ', were .-truck by a train m ar I'rankford
Statn.il, I 'a., nn I in-! ant 1 v kille I.
The New J.-r-ey prohibitum cnvehti-'i
met in 'I rerit. oi. I'e',. mi I appoiut.- l
f mr lh 1. gat.-- at iarg" toth national
prohibition I't'in-'nti'iii at In liait i;,nn-.
11,'M, Ciinti.ii lh I i-k. w ho 1- the ,. ;. -
gatimi. i- i em i : ii : n a t " I u- the cahlilat"
for j re-i h nt.
T- a-( attl'Miii-n oba-ct to the hill now
j.'-n !mg in i mi gre ! .-.', , -h i a g bii re nu of
animal l n 1 ii -1 ry .
A f irn.er name I M I II-t, living n-ar Fair
I I ,n en. M i n u , wp t h h is w if" wen t to ch iir.-h
the other hight,!" iving t hi'ee lit tie chilii'.-n
at home While they wer- absent the
l.o'.i-e huriie 1 down an I th" children per-i-he-1
in th" ;!am -.
cmi l'l am i-eo w as shak.-n by an earth
piiik" on th" I -t in-t.
l'lie at Stlamim'i. . '.( de-tfoy,. 1
T,oi " i worth ot i r,,p..r t y on the I-t ins
Th.- Mi--i-.-ippi -cunt" has deed" 1 to
leave com i 't- m the han Is of con t factors.
(hiv. (.r. i-n ..f N'-w J.-r-. y has v. -toed
the loci', option til The hoii-e pa--, d
the bill o i-r tie- et i.
'Jh" inter-st.a!" c iiiiiiici'i' com:ni--ion i
iu New York investigating th" railroad
pool.
A party of young folk- near 1 1 iil-boro.
i .. w.-re -urpn-ed by two nii-chievou-
girls who wrapped t Ifm-el v--s in sheets
and w on- fai-e faces. Ti,e -ho-tly vi-ita-
ti-ui li'iglit'ue I lo ir ol tin- young Inli--
into a fainting j.t. 'i w o were .a-ily re-
store-l. hut the otle-r tw... I i..r:i Atkm-
and I. !.: Chaney, wi.l prob.n ly perinnn-
tl4ll 1 ' h-;r in i u 1-.
1 'otter iV .--t mu -' i urn i t ure fact or v in
New Yoik w a-destroyed by fire the other
day. causing a lo-- of -1, -i v . 0.
ilung Mian- ale leaving the coke region
of Teiiu- i vani.i anl n-turniug to their
native laud
The hoii-e iil Im.M a se-sion every Fri
day evering for the discus-ion of pension
hill.
The supreme court of California has de
nied the petition of the Sharon heir for II
re hearing of ! he cn-e in w hich the lower
court deri led that Sarah Althen Hill, now
Mrs. Judge Terry, was legally married to
the late Senator Sharon.
Mormon elder are I u-ily engaged in
pro-e.yting near Athen-. oi.
The secretary of the trei-ury has teen
advised of an organize I movement for
emigration .f d-rnnn convict to thi
country. He ha tak"ii step t guard
ng iin-t t la ir liind.ng
Mi-s Car. i ll.irtoii, the h-.a ler of the red
cr.'-s movement, who is now in Mt. Ver
n in. 1. 1., -ay-: ' It m iy sat-dy h" said that
the nee --Mies t.re not realized by the
country, winch are greatly aggravated by
the fact that there was i,o cyclone in-ur.
mice on any property. A large number
of poor, industrious working pcopln are
destitute. If the people of this country
colli 1 come here," she -ai I, "and look but
oit' eon thi-sc-ne, th" donations woul 1
i.ur in at once from th" n.-li men of th"
a-t as Willi, frmn the le ighbormg cit ies
Ti," g md p" iph h i. given a (pmntity of
lo.,. I and clothing, but not enough."
om. p.ragg, th" new American mini-ter
to Mexico, presented I as credential to
1 'resident I M izoa t he J I in-t.
W. S. I'.ro -k of th" Hi-'ri. t of Columbia
has been appointed ei..t. f t 1- r.; of tin- pen
sion bureau.
A light with M-xie in -oldi.-rs took place
t I It gl- 1 'a-, T.-xa-. t he . o h.r d i v. Two
in v iel- is of A im rnrtii -oil werekill.-d.
Resident in the i"iniiy of Ihonix.
Arizona, hnv" inh-j ti d le-o.ution con
ih-mniiig the I i,l- introdueel m cm-
ii'-s to i -rente n cohimi-sion for th"-et-
Thri e ngenti of I'asteur hnva -illed for
New South Wale with lieu cholera mi
crobes, to innoeiibite and ex torminatu the
rabbits in Australia.
'1 he village of Valtort.n, in the north of
Italy, han been buried by un Avalanche.
Many hou-e were wrecked and their ov
cupiiut buried in the ruin. Troop from
hergiini wwre nent to aid in disinterring
the buried. Twenty-three corpse have
been recovered. Several person have
been extricated ulive, though more or less
injure, 1.
Creut loss of life ha been cuused in Italy,
Spain nmt Switzerland by aralanchos.
Whole Alpen village ha ve been destroy ed.
The relations between I'ranee and Italy
nre becoming more and more strained.
llu-sia has failed in her propo-ai to ou-t
I'rince Ferdinand from the l!ulgaria;i
throne, the power refusing to interfere,
w hi'e allow ing that the prince's position
i not legally held. It h reported that
Ku-sia will ask a conference of the em-b.as-adors
to decide what action shall be
taken.
A btearner was foundered oil" Cayenne
l lciich (iuinun, and (1) passenger were
drowned.
March J was observed in Homo a the
anniversary of th coronation of the
Tooe.
The famous Cuban bandit Uuinoro, has
been killed.
A bill has been intr idu-ed to uholisli
slavery in lira.::.
A bittle oceurre 1 in the Soudan on the
li 1 in-t. Several huiidro 1 relied and a f. w
briti-h Were killed.
1 he anniver-arv of the b rth of Robert
I'linn-'tt was eel hrated in Iub'in on th"
Jlth in-t. Mich i'l Haviit pre-id"d at a
1 irg" meeting of N it Hill.'ili-t- a--eUlb'e 1
to mark the occi-ion Mil bod Mayo
Su.tivau was the principle speaker. In
the coiir-e of hi- tent irks Mr. Si livan
epres-el a de-ire t have a statu" ol
IlllMII. -tt erected ' U tie- -pot wh.-i'" the
patriot was ex.- Mitel. : r.-h men. i,,. - ti i.
were not i al I or ;i-l.a.a 1 to vi:ili-i!
I'.u.mett's action. ilio ig- tli.'V IiiIiim.v
fi !..;te dol'.-ren in -n, tli-y w -re y.'t
t t II M e 1 V t
'J i- ' I hill"
allow th" "p
i I a h g I I v - r.
s.nm spirit.
govern e, -at t .fn - - to
,g .; t. ! 'pi ,-r V.ai; ; T-"
All hop.-
' 'row u I'l mi
prepare I !
I the
'.- ri in.
A di- at el
"ah" ha - il
I" t he ',
e h l I
ov ,-ry ..f t
a ah -n h.
1 II
' t i." ill.'V i
v i-h to J i
1". 'in 1 has
hi la-t .1 t
1 u
'. Com T i m 1 1 i v - V- s ;i hui ri
a-t it I thi p!a"e. 1 1!" veil
wrecke I and t .v.'iitv pec.-on
w
Ir,
w lied.
LLASNL IS IN tAKNEST.
!c Siivs He M'M'h !'.cf. Wi.pl m! His
!;.", .nt i,. ft -p.
Mr. lHaine i-i f n i n t r i.- n e I again
it I'ioren"". li.-el M'.iig that UU 1"C ho ir
euin-tan w ii, ie- pei iiot l,in .m"1ohe
u-i-d it- a pi .-h i.-h t lal candid it ; J'irt,
because a d- ! ati"l ct ltd i-l.a 1 ha- i,o right
eoiiMiomis" his party l-v assuming
ead.-i ship a second 1 1 ii,--: and, secondly,
hi- heath is sue!) a to I i-llder It (1 MlgiT-
oii- for h in to lindert.ak" anoth.-r canvn
i:eh iis 11 at ,-f '--I. ami nothing le-s
wnahl I," .,ust to the party. Mr. blame
..iv, thit hi- h tt"i- to ;. I'. Ji n.-s was
wr.tten utter due .! 1 1 h.-r.a t imi, nn 1 that
i.oth.ng can swerve him from the line
in.'iui'l on'. Mr. IH'iMi" sa.d in th"
i i a r e o the jut r v n- w :
" i mi h i ve ii 1 1 nh"i what n relief it is to
ni" to think that I am now out of t ha ('ill-vi--.
and I In' w hen I coin" ha, k to New
or mi tl summer that 1 shn'l not be
.oingthere to ! io ne. j tioa att.-r recet
tion. mi I to i nt.-r into th" t u-moil and
"Xcitein :M o. apolitical canvas. I can
how ion)" hack ijhletly .ift'T th" conven
tioiihns ciice iba-ale-l tic result, and en
ov 1 1 1 v own life it my own way, free, I
hope li oin further err ic;-m or comment.'
m.rK'u i vi mu i: is
V i m v r, W tut" "si !
K I -7 -7 j
C..i:, j er b i '- ( fl .
on-. - " hp;
r. mm i v l l '-
Mvii C '.'0
I'l vi-. I 1 1 V Si fl '' - ra
Cii'Vi itS' r:. per big l-r :t "
i I I l, j.er cwt.... 1 IJ '-'-J IM
I'luPi: MiclMan imtent... 4 7"i ' a oj
M.chigan roli'-r : '" t 4 ni
Minnesota patent.. I :'" 4 .'si
Minnesota b ik-rs'. 4 '.'" i ' 4 M
Mi. lii."t'i ry.' :''" '' 7"i
llil'k wheat, per ovvt "J '-' - .M
At rt.r-, new. per bM 7" !!)
I '. r in-, pick- 1 'st 1 g. .".a
unpicke 1 1 s i i -j mi
ill i-s-.v v L'u ! 'il
hi nn; I" e
i 'nm . p-r lb 1- ' 1
1 1 ii M' i A ' !:.!'-. I er lb H b
!'...o-. per i'.o. Is !'
il.ivr.v. fcr in 17 1
lb. ! per It. ' '!
1! vv, per ton. clover 7 i i. M
timothy 1 0 ' m i mi
M,t.T, rer bti 1') i 1 or,
unions', per t . I . I 2 .VI t-r k! 7."i
I'i iT ATi il -, T bll 7a -l
Pol l-liu Cnickeiis,.er lb.. 1J .r M ,
Heese 11 (-C V.
Turkeys hi (' 1
Duck" j.er 11. 1! i i
I'HUVIslO.Ns Mess I'olk. ...ll.',,l (,J."0,
h ainily U ' ( 1 " ml
1'. xt r.i mes lieef 7 ,' '' 7 .
Lard 7 t
llressed hogs.. l"i O'l ei t, -g.'i
" beef.... V.t ,,,5 4
Ham 11 .. l
Shoulder 7 i i' s
I', icon pi i t 1 n;
'l'.llii w, j.er II... H ( 'i 1!
IIioks (ireen ( ity per ll .. ."
Conn t r v I
(in-eu i 'all' r. i
Cured ,
Salted 7
Sheep skins, w o ,.. CJ (.( 1 Ul
I. iv l. ..K.
C v r i i.r Market excite I ; prices g )" high
er; -hipping steers, .i . o ." hi); toeker
and fee.ier-, i 1 ." i 'i i '. ; cows, bull and
ml I,- 1, t ' ' .1. ';'lex:is cattle 4 J -.
lh ... M irket -ti-ong-r. .". 1 ' -r higher;
mixed, t" hi.. e1; heavy, . I'.'i i j lAJ;
light, if! '.' i -.'..'.; skip-, -d i -i I 7'.
Sui i.r Miirket str oig-.r; natives, $ I M
f.r."i to; western f -,m ;;."; l'exan, ;:
yl ; I '.H ; 1,'lUlb. 1 1 '. .' I.
l'our girls in one family at Atlanta, (!a.,
have one alter tin- other eloped to get
married.
An unfortunate Main" baby that hap
pened to he horn on th" day of her grand
parents' golden wedding w a named
A una V er- ii y.
San Antonio ho n-ts a citin a century
o'd. Who lecentlv lode to a dog light Is
mile ii way and w n bright i iiougli to
ph'k out the winning dog.
Ccorgn 1'. I'.iotnerof Sacrnmento. Cnl.,
I as a canary that i. 1 year old. Al
though it has been blind iii.iny year it
sings as well us ev er.
l-eiinnnv h s now mm e than 7 rianu
f,n..f ,rn i of "champagne I -'ran ni." ( f
fi i mm bottle unpol led annually by Kus
sin, 1 1 "rin nn y pro v i b l o i,n, hi.
At York Springs, l'n . a man recently
cut down a tree thro feet in diameter,
Hil l b'tllt I n horse. hoe imbedded ill the
woo l near th" heart of the tree.
One of the Indus present at n recent
f.mcy cost i iin ti.nll in Denver vv ot e n d i .
of White Hat Ml eoiiiph-tciy covered inI
with copie of n local nev . paper.
MANY LIVES LOST.
A Sti-iini r llliiv,,, , an r n ' to
the Wati -V Klgc
Just as the ferry i-teamer Julia, plying
bet woeii Sou t h ' a lie jo and Val e jo Slut ion,
Cnl., win lunving the other morning with
about Tit persons on hoard there w a lou '
' explosion mi l n sheet of t'ame .hot into
j the air. Those Win were on deck lit th"
j time were hurled overboard by the force
of the explosion, nn 1 -evera'of them were
killed outright by being Ktruclc by pieces
I of the debri-, which were sent Hying in nil
direction. '1 he explosion attracted the
I attention of people living in the vicinity
and men rushed to the a i.t inc.. of t h
unfortunate passenger. In a few- minute-,
i nil wa confusion, for men, women an 1
I children who had relative on board the
ill fated Julia were wailing an 1 wringing
' their hands a they ruhed uroun I th"
wharf. Th" men on the wharf were
j anxious to ad, but ther .. m el bu
I little for tin in to do as mo' (if th"
j passenger were below tin deck at tin
I time of the explosion, and vvi-ro either
; killed outright or d row tied w hen th" water
I'oured on them. It had been i-n-tomnrv
for all t he passengers to go helo w t he d-'cks
iii th" morning, a- it wa fold and fog pv.
j A tew who wera on iha-K- an I who were
: not rendered in-eiisjl,!,. hv th" ton of
i t he -hock, w i -iuie , 1 v as-iiste 1 n hor hv
I the people on th w a i f .
To add to th-- in ten si t v of t he - ""ne la rg
, vat of petroleum ..torel on the wnr
1 caught lire and th" I'ames spread rapidly.
The tire com. panic were unable to ncooui
plisli anything, as there was no water.
owing to til" til" heing out. fifteen
minute after the explosion about t.00 f.-.-t
of the wharf, tlie t r-'l b t depot (Mil tie
te'egr i pli oJic" w ere burnin g. hen t
t ide came in tle-y man a g- I to get a - up. ly
of waiter and at noon had t e fire nn, let
control. While the lliemen and others
vere trving to av- th" whar: alar.'.'
number of loatmen w re rowing around
t h" wreck seeking t' re-over ho. lie.-. Soon
.Iter the explosion oceurii- l the steam. -r
buried to the w .-iter - ! ;ud-ui,k to
i!,e hot t mil wi 1 1 1 a e re t t n u mi ! -,-r of t h- v ie
tims hui'i'-l und-r the dehri -. p. t n
ll'.'lll'i iO I i e- W el'" a i . t , n i t h ' U '.' 1 1 It i - 1 Ml
"'-'-'i'j. to t"ll i-X.l''''v hnv i. ' I. V. a- th"
i. al l - of hut fe w ho w . .' im; t h" h.it
Know il.
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A. I'r n-Hii A'cott. the '.--'i kn ''.en
) 1 1 i 1 ' ' J f , i 1 1 vvriter. die 1 Mi "o-toll M.atc'i
'. f, ge i - v.- i r.
mo- Ih-.-.n-on '-oft ivi- I "in in V,'o!
cof, I '.nn.. Nov. ,. li V. hoc yet a
I ov le wa -Pirte.l upon n com ii. r ii
career, hut provnu' htm-e'f t'O'tllv un
I tte I tor It: 1 V ilt-po iti.u .-til lb - ie- I all
i 11 ' a II t school, t e 1 'I i D I V i II v I - :i ! ion .
Hot hook. lie went to llo-'r-n in I - a' d
hi- sc'.oo tl . re h. me v. :d.-i known.
lie -hi.wcd sin.'hlar -vm -itl,v anl -kid
in h'- lie tic I - oi 1 1 a "bin g you" . ,-! i; ha-tl.
I'-ut I, is -e. ...1 w ns far in it Iv m,- - nf th"
thought ot tli - ditv and , e efV-.. .f ,p and
went to i 'oi.-ord. wlmr" h" L'aie himself
up to th" study of natural th"..ogv. r.-f rtn
ill rihli-llhun. ilirt ,'l!.'l I'll ll illi'l so M il Ml-
-tltuti'm-i. I'inailv h" vi nl upon th" 1""
t ure pi it form w here he a ,-h a- ed . ret t ue-
ce-. At one tlllie he Mttellll-ted to ! I Mill a
community near 1 1 a r va r-1. .M a--.. hut the
I n ect taj'ed. :tcrward I." I' d th" ll e
of a pioip.nteti' li-opler. ei oi v . r-i n g
mid writ ing upon n w ide rmge of jracti
cnl ' tid etii.cil oil" t n ns. lb- Inn I . en r.
car, 'e.l a- a lender in t t r.a n-rerd' nt al
style of t ho u g li !, but in liter year- he w a-
laitne, 1 n, n ii,. v. ri to ortho!o
h r i -1 1 an 1 1 y . I'e u I . i i el - v ,-r a I works
I i - ide- t, u me rmi -1 on t ri hut ion - t , pe no li
cnl literature, lie was th" latin-rot l.oui-e
M. Ahott, the author, and '-'ay Ahott
i Mrs. Kim-st I n rk. r . tin- nrti-t."
I.'ctuiblic in 'ui:g--ssio ;il C ir;Tt t '
Th" following i epuhlicnti congres-ion il
committe" ha-be,m ch -cti: John 1'.. .Me
I'nJlie, Alabama; Jo ph McKenna. Cali
fornia; (h Ci. Syines. Colorado; C. A. linn
-ell, ( onm-rticnt : Senator C. Ik I'arwell
lllinoi ; ( -eorge V. Steele, Indiana; lk ll.
Conger. Iowa ; Thomas lly.nn. Knn- is-.C.
A. Houti-lle, Maine; I.. I'.. Mel 'oni.i-, Mary
land; K. T. Davis. Ma--a( hu-etts ; Senator
T. V. ralmer. Michigan; John land, Min
nesota; William II. Wale, Missouri;
Jam.' Laird. .Nehrn-ka; Win. Woodburn,
I .Nevada; Senator Clair. New Haven:
Jntne I'll- l.anan. New Jersey; lieorte
Umt, New York: John M. P. rower. North
Carol nn; .-. C. Thomj.-on, ino; Senator
I. I'. Doiph. Oregon: ii. II. P.ingham,
I erni-ylv.iiiia : enator N. W. Ahlrich,
I'.hod" Island; llohi-rt mn!;s, Smith Cnm-
i 1 1 n a; I . C. lion , 1 1 line -see; J. . Stew-
art. (rinont; N. .o,l. West irgina:
Senator MlWVer. Wisconsin;!). S. (,il!oid,
; Dakota: b. i . Dubois, hiaho; J. M. Carey.
Wvoming. Kentucky nnd Virginia, were
author. ' I to se ect one member each,
and report hi name to the secretary of
the jOint caucus.
Del, i sr., Dun Mit.
' Tin reduction in the public debt during
I ebrunry nmounte I to $ ,,7.V,,:j.:;i'. and since
lunelo o: tlie tir-t seven month of the
current ti-cal year, aggregates $7'i.'.'7
The net ca-h in th" treasury March lis
' 'k''-7.1'i. or 7,.a ii.o i-1 more than a month
1 ago. The pold fund balance Jinn h 1 is
1 :1J. -i'i k'.'i '.. or al out hi. 1 V 1,1,1 more th in
nil February 1. '1 he ilver fund l alanc',
' iu-ive of i'.,. 0 trade dolhir bullion
is March 1 ii l?,lV',mi, a decre;ise of about
1,0 1', i 'on dur.ng tl' pa-t mouth. Nation , 1
I nnk depositaries March 1 ledi .'l,r,J.',.o ni of
gov i-r ii m flit iimney, or r i.n h , i h d more than
j I Ybruary I. iovernineitt receipt during
; I el ruarv l gregate 1 ' d.1-M.'.'-ll, $!.. "p.,
tno e than in I ebrunry. 1 '.7, while c
I .clld 1 1 11 T" - Were hut -1 ', '.'-,)'.-. or ., "i'i.
i 10 'ess than in I ebrunry. l-7. Ile eipt
rum a I -ource for th" tir-t seven Tiionihs
( it the current l;.-c i year i each . J , ,'.n ,s i
in I expenditures during the snme r od
aggregate ? i--l. ll '.. '.i - '.
I' dcrui n.' I stri'.ers".
The situation on the C. '. X (,). rniiro.nd
system ri in.'iiii- unci nnged. oive for the
fact thnt the st rikers are in r-' iletermined
than ever, and threaten to do their utmost
to bring about n strike on all the ion Is
tittering Chiago from the we t, north-w.'-t
nn 1 southwest.
New men hnve taken the plnce of the
strike. - on the burliiigton. 'I !,,. men
nil cam (r.-in the e.-i-t, a rd ur all compe
tent cng Herri. How Urn; they will -tav
remains to le seen. 'Jin-v ihclnr" thev
will o Lai k east 1, th" I lotheti oo l men
nre cnl I- d oil the i 'end in g .v st.-m.
One tinged v ha- e-u It --d iroiii I I.e s( rike.
Ceorg" Watt", an engineer, w.i.sshot hv a
deputy -hi'iill at brook lei I. Mo., the oth
er day. a- he was nl out to mtimi l it" nu
engineer w ho wa about to take a train
out. 1 h" dtp ut y sle i i I hris ),. i u in ri sted.
North Carol inn is a state without citie.
Whmington. its largest town has unlv
P.'.i is ml.ahitiints' hnieigh, h'iMO; ( hnr
lotte. ",oi , ,-.n-t Ashv all", o n.
llt's.i I'.onheur is now nu elderly woman,
bll t she ha- la r VOlithlul t h t h U -1 a - 111 tor
art mil lor nnimal-. 1 1 r home in the
Vlilnge of l.y, on tne edge of the forest of
I oiitniiH'hleau, 1 a Veritable tnenngene.
Among I er pet nre two lion thut hho
bought to use n model.
ro.(;ni:ssioNAL si'AfWAUV.
I'i 'm i uiv k!-. S?s mi . Th entire rcp
fian wn devoted to Ihe consideration of
the dependent pension bill. Considerable
partisan feeling i engendered hv the dis
cussion. Numerous amendment have
been made, theellectof which it is feared,
will be to invite another veto.
Ilor-r.- Mr. burrow of Michigan pre
h( nt'd a memorial of 7oi miner- of Mulli
gan protesting against the reduction nf
the duty upon iron ore. Mr. Mill of Tex
objected tu the memorial being printed
in the record, and it wa referred to the
committee on war- and mean. In tho
morning hour ti e bill for the organization
i of the Territory of iklflhonta wa discuss
led without action. 'Ihe hoii-e then, in
I cotnmittt-i) of the whole on public building
j measure, ngreed to a bid appropriating
f 4 i.Ooo for a public build ing site nt Oma
! ha and g."..o,)) for a huihlmir at Har llar
i hor. Me. The next bill called up was that
' appropriating -o(t, ooo for t h-purrha-e of
j a site and the erection of nn appraiser's
i briiiding in Near Yoik city. After M.mo
i discussion the hill wa- .greed to. Several
! other hills were also diseus.ed nnd ngree,l
to, among them th" hill for the erection
I of a public building at I hi v City, M ndi., at
i an estimated co-t of l.V,.o.m.' Tho coin
i mitten having risen th" house ratified it
' action and soon after adjourned.
; lv Mii oiv "7. S'vh. Mr. (brman in
tio luced n bill to establish a court of pat
ent, appeals. Th" Nicnraugua canal hid
was pas-ed. The hill gr.inting pension to
t-so,lier.s and -ailors who are inenpaci
t a ted lor t he per for run nee of manual li bnr
and providing for pen-hm to dep. ndent
relatives of ileeen-i-d soldiers and sailor
v,l dismissed, several amendment- adopt
ed, and !ln..ry laid n-id" tor executive
hii-ine-s.
Ho -i. The f f ininlf tec on invalid p( n
. ' . .ns reporte i ml v ei scl v n resolution re-
it ing "t he hi 'day circular" i--U". hy the
commissioner of j. mis, on-, and direct ing
the commi-simier to in inr'
a circular w,n n-'i.. I. nnd
mv en-ion claims had he
- m com tl i.a ll-'e w i''n t h"
win
if
ther such
i whether
'ecte l hv
ii-sts con
rnine-1 Th.-r.-in. Tin
Several bill- anl
solation wa- t-ibh-d.
i' u t if .ti s were i nt ro-
duo,' . A re-olut ion i
iricinorv of t he late o
adoiif, ,i and th" h-o, -
h" I l -. i I - s i - I
f. r r .mpui-o-y .-.lue-i'
I V Ml
. w
ad:.
'I h
; tribute to th"
( orcor.in w n
urne 1.
bill providing
f Indian ehil
i'I to es-t.nhli-h
i vcis j-a--e 1.
i -1 ! rt t io u of
to , .-.oidj-r,
'- i r "'orm.iuce
a 1 ,n p for peii-
,-- or .1 -cease 1
dr. ti was i
i nat'on-i
The - ron'.
IsCII-.e-l
art cum
th.-n r. -ui
Mir.- p-'.
i h-". hill -rapt
l.o n r , ri'va t
..f tiiannal !
o, f. d.'t"
it at.
r -in
b-.M
.11 a
- i I."
r, t'-r
II
a th
t I f!
a -"
r a r v of t
I- V,-; I i, th.-
K I-- lid 1 i
w ii- ha- r '
-urn of ti.
i .... ,.r r
r .fei-rr-'
1 t ,v r i in k i :
ed that i"
nrr'i'i o:
to i
l l th-'
'. ti-.n'
: ) to
-- Ml-
1 ii - i'i
u! I in
ni
.1 a-.
v .--t hi hi with C.'.
- o. . n i t t.-u I- I
close Ot V. . h t !.
a- agr- e I to : I
-o i ur, hn-.-d f r r'
no jfirt of th" -l
' .-Ml -eleil hr t h" -
I a : 1 . . o r i r
to do
d. nt
the
n g
1 1,-,
a mend rner.t
r t h" bond
1 eon-fjtiitii
hut -hall be
treasure. "
th.- hill wast
eded to the
rv r.f rt:lo
t r of Michi-v.-re
made,
t i iio hoiiso
,n-l.
f t h
l l'" Committee
P l--e . The .
.p.-rial order. I
L'i'-s on t h" I at"
th
ing t!
--th
Mod'
L-nn. A rt"'r":ri it- -t
nnd a- a f urther m irk
ad iourtii d.
af re-p
.M MP u i. r
..t
non-th
I one l.y
.m-ral i
lie-intro-Mr.
l'almer
file army.
1 need ami ref- rr. d w a
to lev 1 Ve tie- -r I !e ot
'I I,.- re-. .bit. -.a re,- rt'-
! e. pie-t 1 11 g t h" t'l-e-l I
I hv Mr.
nt to n
PM1II,
tillfe a.
f 'e a t V W 1 ' 1 1 Cliihl
Chine-" l,nbor--r si,,
Stat"-. vv,-is tnk n uj
adopt.-. Th" p.o -i
the j en line- Mle- t . a
tnent oil' - re I l.y M r.
pr. v i ling that no
til cut, r 1 1," I nited
: h I n ft er d i-.-MlssjoU
h bill was taken up,
l-i'iug on t h" rimeml
' i son of I own to add
. i u ll r in 1 1 1 c -j of a ","'
th- words "!'r,m ti.
Without reaching a
a m ml ite" n t. 1 1." - .,
e on th" pending
1 ;"urti"d.
lh.i-.-,lr. Hi-
lint of Ce.ip.-in. fffiTT
i fosturV.ees and post,
d et-se! y ii hiil j rohib
ion through th" mail
t he TomtH if tee ( tl
ro'.ds. r. portedlv a
it ing t he t rnn-mis-i
of riewspnp.-rs cant
tis.-ments. House
was thi-,1 accorded
foreign a'Tnir- and
iuiiig ott"i'v fi-.'ver-a'endar.
Th" t'o'T
to t h" com rn i t f er on
Mr. I'elinont of New
N'ork, under in trimti
inltte", cnlied up t h '
ns from that corn
dnt resolution ac-
M'fMl'g the MlVM'ltl'.U of the I t'encll lle-
th
tmhlic for th" I ttite I f ,-it"- to t.nk" part
in the international exhibition to he held
In Paris in lss.i. M r. belnmnt thencnlh-.l
up the joint resolution authorizing the
president to arrange a conference to be
h"ld in Washington in 1- for the pur
pose of promoting nrh trnt.on nn I en-i-oiirnging
recipr ocal comtner ial relations
between th" I nited States nnd republics
"f Central ami South America nnd the
I'.mpire of hrnr. An amendment wa
adopted, making o tl" .f t he (pies t ion to
be considered lv the conference the tm-nns
of direct communication between the
I'nited States nn I th" other count! ie-.
The resolution wax then agreed to nnd the
committee having ri-.-n. i ot h joj n t reso
lution considered I v it w.-re pnssed nnd
th b"U-e soon ad onrned
M v i: i' '2. 1 h c -' . - I h" house went into
,-on:uMtte, (,f the whole on the private
calendar. The committee re-iimed Ihe
con se h-ra t ii 'ti of 1 he ( 1 inn i Itis" hi li, which
provide lor th j nv in -nt of thirty odd
claim- for supplies n-ed for th" army dur
ing the war, reported by th" Court of
claims- ntnbr provision of the p.owtnnn
net. The bill w i- agreed to nnd reported
to the hou-e. The t v ening session wn de
voted to the consideration of pension
mi '.
Mvucit ft. 11. t -p. The J'acifb' railroad
telegraph hill wn passed.
THE TARIFF BILL.
Wool. I.inn'icr dm I S.ilf on flic Five
,Ut-Ni;o.iiHi,i!(o l.'c.liiclitni.
The much muted t.nrifT hill has finnlly
I fen stihmitti d.
covering ''
mate that, if pn
t io n about ( 'm.imn
int. v. -t . n- th"
It is vi-rv voluminous,
and its fratni-rs esti-c-1
it would reduce t.nxn
p o 1 niii;in,ll y. Michigan
t'f-t tVnt'.n
f th" bill,
sawed ( T
fine li.t.
Inn, I
man
with
of (
t ur,
kin,
L'.lll.
Ml
I.
th
th
ir.iv.s.i that
country
sh ill have t
is j riv i. eg" t tnir charge- ex
port duty ail Its log. S.l t is the pcond
item of lh hill nnd is made free, when
imported from anv country which does
! riot i l.arg" ,an import dutv upon -nlt ex
, ported from th" I " 1 1 i t l State-. Copper
ore nnd raw wool are .o-o free, and inauu
fact ur" l woolen goo I get n big cut.
No infernal revenue chnniges nre pro
posed hv th- hi I, Th" "llh ect wn left,
purposely, ,,- ;nck of time, to tl., consid.
fr.ntio'i of th" full committee. It is ru
mored, too, ti nt tie democrat ir members,
." i pr epn ring an internal revenue bill to
he sahmitte I nt nn e arlv d iv.
'I he I'.-n-ilt i- are ma 'e imce ? ringertt
for hrihi-rv or teem g in-i'". tors of customs
or f'-r anv i ri egni a rt t ns in inspection of
Ingaga I h" ' 0' "rnci-'iit is nuthorifoil
to hrm - u if for tie v al ue of mere I. and io
fraudulently imported after such tner
che-mlis" has t n-e into the hands of the
itnpiM ter. 'I I," ot Icr pi ov .sions nre all of
a minor character.
( f t h" re luct ion - t" a !" I y the bill,
amounting to from - '. "0, no to si..)," nl,.
.mi per year. $ ".'.Ooo. i- .-,-nn,.. bv rol li
tmus to the free bsf. sp'.o i , oo.i from re
ductions on wdole'M. p'.uiiiui from reduction-
on sugar. .-: ,ii,oo,i rri mefnls,
fl.Ohi.on on siindtie-. anl f l.n - "on,) on
' C" f toll.
The fr.nu ers ('aim that it irinnrc, jn
consistences of the present tariir in i
pirit of fairness to nil industries; thnt it
; I renks up trust-, corner an l other dis
I nnest cMiil Mi.atii.ns. ripd that it warrants
no d i-t nrhn nc of hu .i ni'-s a ml c.nu-e no
in jury to established jnt, rrt.
I'r'i fish wns omitted from the I ill f,.r
I Hie purpose of r'living It from the diplo
I ttiatic nesticni which would have been
.11 Vol! ed.
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