New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

XXXth CONGHEss......Fi First session.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, March IL, 1913.
The Senate assembled at the usual honr, the
Vice President IN the Chair who called il 10 order
PRAYER was then offered up by the Chaplain.
Mr.. ASHLEY of Arkansas, moved that the Senate
90 into Executive Session, which was agreed to,
and the doors were closed.
Ga the doors being opened and the Senate ress-
sembling Nr DlcKINsOS Of New York announced
the death of Hon john NJ HoLLEY. a member Of
the House OF Representatives from New York, aud
after pronounciDg brief and eloquent eulogy upon
the character Of the deceased he concluded by Of.
fering the customary resolutions of clndoence and
mourning, which were unanimously agreed to. On
motion, the Senate then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIvES
The House met at the usual hour. and the
Speaker resumed his seat aud called 1t 10 order.
when an appropriate prayer was offered by Rev.
Mr. 6VRLEY, the Chaplain.
After the transaction of some business
Mr. WAsHINGToN HU>T OF New. York, rose, and
in q feeling aud eloquent address announced the
death Of his colleague. Hon. JOHS NJ HOLLsY late
a member OF the House from the State Of New
York. He concluded by moving the customary re-
solutions Of coincidence and respec. for the memory
| Of the deceased, which were unanimously passed,
when
On motion, the House adjourned till Monday.
~ The Trial of DR.. v p. Cooiedge. for the
murder Of young associate named Mathews at
Haliowell. Maine, IS proceeding at Augusta The
evidence Of very strong against him. and bis
vcton very probable, though Hon. Geo Evans deuts
hin. The trial exci,es tho deepest interest and the
lArses. church Augusta is crowded with listeners
Coolidge dlshirg specializing young man. and ap
pears to have borrowed money OF Mathews, and then
desroye him 70 get I'D Of the debt lie gave him brandy
drueeed with PIussic Acid, which killed him with the
speed Of lightning. This was in his office. and
Coolidge procured the aid Of a student (now witness
aims, him. to the body. He probably had
calculated on so speedy death, and expected that
Mathews would ge, ont Of bis and fall dead Ia the
street or de in other house.
SUSPECTED MURDER.-Mr John Cook, Jr. of
winchendon Mass. has been arrested q charge Of muir
derlng his WIFE, IN Fchburg Mass by administering ar
senic to her in 1884, fourteen years ago Suspicious Of
foul play excited az the time Of her death. which
have since Pened into upon observing that her
body (Sbich deposited in tomb hes remained in
remarkable state OF preservation. recent analysis Of
her stomach has detected the presence Of Arsenic heren
and the testimony OF the nurse The sexton AMI II several
doctors tend to fix suspicion the husband who is now
IN custody.
the House Of Commons on the l7h ult estimsted the
whole los. sustained by e9o important British failures
OF business arms, last year, at $50 eco
CoLUNBIAS MAGAzISE.--The April number Of
this sprisay monthly Is already on orr table Is table
Of contents is rich ami varied. Mrs Ele Mrs o'good
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have furnished contributions. In the place OF two Illus
trauors the usual number 1nd four with couple Of
pages Of rev music FrS-there i. porira, off, Esnce
Marsisn," heroine Of tale. by A. j. Prince Md
pleasing picture Of beautiful woman IN deep thought
Next fine view Of Berout amt Mount Lebanon. about
which the editor has furnished ;wo pases Of historical
matter II Great interest to the biblical well the
general reader. Then. fashion Plate tor sjrlng iime
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