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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13
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l.. w. FECHHEiMER

The amount of seed, grain and potatoes
planted in this section OF the State last tall anu
this spring is far in excess Of any other year
since the settlement OF the Usage Lands. So
far too the prospect for fully re aping-gather-
ing more to the acre and better, was never
before 80 fair. Sedgwick County will, ii
nothing untoward occurs between now and
the period for altering, take rank with the
best producing coun ties in the state, her
wheat even higher rank. all things consider
ed, we have great reason to thank Him, whom
the Psalmist praised in such applicable words
as these Thou crownest the year with Tn y
goodness, and Thy paths drop fatness. the val.
leys, also, are covered over with corn; they
shout for joy they also sing'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

Rev. J. c. McQuisten will preach at ID
Methodist church next Sabbath.
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To SPoRTsMEN.-Shlichte IL Russell have
ordered new lot of extra good powder, car
fridge shells, ETC., which we Will sell you right.
Off
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A good family sewing machine in exchange
for good milch cow, must be gentle. Inquire
at this office. 6-3t
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The spelling match at the NJ. E. Church last
Friday night afforded good deal Of amuse-
ment to those present. Tie contest on this
occasion was between the Sunday School
scholars and the teachers Of the public schools.
The Sabbath School got away with the teach
ers on the first round. but when the prlze was
put up, volume of "Fireside Poems" the
teacher began spelling in earnest, and finally
waxed the church school, Mrs. Warmer get
ting OF with the prize.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

Mrs Buser has moved to the rooms recent.
occupied by Mrs. Dennis. She viii continue
the hair dressing business. in the place of Mrs.
Dennis, guaranteeing satisfaction. She wis h.
es also to inform the ladies of the city that ST. s
has large stock of latest styles of ladies un.
der wear and cloaks. Go and see her stock.
She warrants all her work and will try e
| p lease all. 5-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

BOTTLED ALE AND BEER, delivered at
your door, by j. NJ. Brownson on orders left
at weigana Is Cos. Brewery Depot, Doug
,as Ave. Gins
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

A heavy dew Monday morning ST arted veg
citation on the jump.
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SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS.
NO. 513-1G0 acres, northeast quarter se os.
TO- township %, l west. frice ouv.
NO. 31El60 acres, southeast quarter OF sec
ton 30. township 2G, west, some I'M
provements. Price 800
NO. 377-l60 acres, 10 miles east Oh icnit-',
watered by Four Mile creek, 10 acres
of hardwood timber, 10 acres IN cuiti,
walton, So acres enclosed by good Doar.i
and post fence, and good frame dwei,
Iing. situated in a good neishborhood
and within half mile OF Midland post
Office. Price 400. 10
NO. 333333-Southeast quarter OF sectioh &c.
township 81, range east, LOO acres ,
half mile north of Wichita; mas %
acres of timber, 30 acres in cultivation,
I4x24 II story frame house IN goou
condition, watered by the Llitie al
kansas river. Price $500.
No ssa-I6o acres, northwest quarter OF sec
ton Ia, township 81, range | west, %
miles west of Wichita; 100 acres IN
cultivation. l2xI4 pine house In Sooa
condition. three-quarters OF mile IN
hedge. Price $500, part cash ana
balance on time.
No e4a-Ital acres, 9 miles northwest OF town,
IN acres in cultivation. Price So per
acre. ,.,;
NO. 3I9-l6U acres, Al miles southwest OF this
city. bottom land. Price 500
No. Sjo-Northeast quarter of section 2.towh-
ship Is, range west. 100 acres. good
bottom land. Price $500.
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The Photograph Gallery over Hills drug
store is the cosiest place in town, and Horton
is turning out flrst-ciass work. His cameo
pictures can't be beat. o.
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To OUR FRIENps:--We, the undersigned,
have removed our entire stock of Hardware.
Stoves and TInware and Implements to Doug
las Avenue in our two-story brick building,
opposite the Post Office, in the New York
Block, three doors east OF n. Kohn Il Co.
Our stock is complete in every branch. Stoves
of all kinds and best qualities. or iron and
wood work we have laid in an entire new
stock, aud all salable sizes. Our shelves are
filed with the best selected stock of hardware
in the Southwest We are solo agents for the
Reed Breaker, Weir's Spring Flows and Gull
tiyators, also for the Excelsior Mowers and
ReapeTs, irish Bros. Wagons and Hemps Pat
ent Oil Cans. We have an extensive Tin
Shop in connection and manufacture our own
tinwarc. Repairing done neatly and substan-
tally Roofing and guttering done at the low
est figure.
Thanking you very much for your patron
age of the past three years at the old stand on
Main Street, We will endeavor TO solicit your
valuable trade, and try our best to sell you
goods as cheap as possible in the new. We
believe in small profits and large sales, and Of
fer our goods at lower prices than ever was
known in Wichita. Call and see us.
Respectfully,
SHLICHTER g. RUSSELL.
n
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A GOOD BARGAIN.

A GOOD BARGAIN.
NO. sl,-f5o acres, ! miles northeast OF toWn
l. acres in cultivation. ana heu5e
rows broke. Price $500
no. 3lC-l60 acre, good land. miles north
west of Wichita some Improvements
Price 5000
yO. a3i-I,;D acres. northeast quarter Oh see
ton ., township -, range | west. ~
acres in cultivation, 12Xi4 frame NOISE
i've miles northwest Of town. Price
$500.
xo a7aE,GS 5i-le0 acres first bottom; 30 acres
broke; miles rom this city Eorth-
cast quarter OF section >. town =, J
east Price 22,s-).
80 5lT-le0 acres. 10 miles north 81 iehita'
ul,le OF alley Centre station, beng
The northwest quarter section -. u" !,
s,ip -. range / easi, part teton .';i'l
mari uplaud: has 10 acres IA eusiiN'-
Ton. frame house i4Xlj pia>tercu. GOO
Well OF water. 10 apple sad 10 peden
trees. Craze ana other small ii.il's
nianted. Price ior neXt30 days iSlVT.
va asrZortnwest qnarier OF section ., town
sbip y. range west, all bottom iaho-
miles from This city Price 5Vo
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MONEY TO LOAN: At the abstract Office OF
A. ii. VIII itcomb & Co., Eagle Block, first
room up stairs. Git
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In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts of land.
ranging from 10 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots IN ali
parts Of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency Of several of the best
business lots in the business center OF
The city. Call at our office for inior-
nation as to price and location.
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Don't forget that Aliens East and West gro
Gerry win soon be removed to the new brick,
adjoining Steele II Levy's office. 5-2t
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An Agreement.
Memorandum of ayr cement entered ID


Memorandum of ayr cement entered in'o
this sth day Of May, 1873;
Geo. L. Harris, J. NJ. Steele, J. {. Miliis' Jay
Kempinsky, for and on the part OF the city Oh
Wichita, do agree to use their best enaea'ors
TO compel the owners and drovers OF leNas
cattle. which are designed to be shipped from
wichita, to hold their cattle west OF the west
line of range three in townships 20, q, Is ana
90 And in consideration OF the foregoing, 5.
T. Mayer, VIM. Ross and T. Mcdonald, ior
and on the part of the farmers living along
and In the vicinity of the trail to be establish
ed from the range to the stock yards, do agree
to afford all necessary and reasonable encour-
age ment to facilitate the driving Of cattle over
such trail as may be established. We further
agree to consent to the appointment OF three
disinterest ed parties on the part of the farm
ers to act as appraisers for any damages which
may accrue to any crop by reason OF said cat
tie being driven from said cattle range 10
Wichita.
Geo. Z. Harris, J. c. Mills, Jay Kempinsky,
]. NJ. Steele. Committee on the part OF the
City.
.
mittee on the part of the Farmers.
Two new brick yards have been started this
spring, both on VIM. Griffenstein's land
north OF town. Work on these yards has SO
silently progressed that we were astonished
few days ago, during short jaunt on the
above land, to come suddenly upon these
yards, down among the timber. The brick
were beng laid in the kiln, the drying yards
full OF unburnt brick and everything insicat-
ing speedy firing up, and an abundance OF
good building material. We are informed
that one of the yards belongs to the well
known firm o! Hartle & Longbottom, the own
er of the other We did not ascertain. Be-
sides the above, Mr.. Phillips is engaged in
brick making, giving us three good yards.
This we believe is sufficient to convince those
intending to locate here that they can build to
suit their taste, brick or frame, paying their
money and taking their choice, particularly
when we add from tn lips OF one Of these
brick manufacturers that they win furnish and
Law the brick in the wall at $S per thousand.
The most dolorus looking specimen OF the
G. Hopper came to our address from Cincin-
natl, last week, that could by any possibility
be conjured up. This specimen reaches the
height of the ridiculous, and must be seen
to be fully appreciated, which can be done by
calling at cur office. The following letter
accompanied it:
CINCINNATI, May 9TH, 1879.
MEssRs. MURDOCH & BROTHER: l have
,o.aa an oxfr.ardinary inve stment for yOilr
benefit in tt c shape Of an engraving, something
new, which thought would undoubtedly be
most appreciated by yourselves, have there
fore forwarded same TO your address by mail.
II it comes up to the standard of professional
art according to your idea, pass it around tor
inspection among the boys.
Truly Yours,
i IL
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FOR s A L Fl.
500, 900 ACRES
VALUABLE LANDS,
In Kansas.


Bv direction of the Honorable Secretary of
the Interior. the undersigned will receive
sealed bids for the purchase OF any or all OF the
unsold lands west OF the Neosho River, along
the southern line of the State Of Kansas en-
braced within what is generally known as the
.'Cherkoee Strip
These lands are offered for sale in compli-
ance with the provisions of an act OF Congress
approved May IL. 1872, IL. 5. Statutes at
Large. vol. xvii. PIP. 9S and ~.
They will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash. in quantities not exceeding one hundred
and sixty acres at not less than two dollars
per acre for all of said lands lying east of the
Arkansas River. and one dollar and fifty cents
per acre for such lands as lie west of said
River.
Printed lists. describing the lands hereby
offered for sale by their legal subdivisions and
indicating the minimum price at which eac1
tract is held. will be sent by mail to the aG-
dress OF any person making application there
for to the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office, or to the Register and Receiver OF the
local offices at Wichita and independence,
Kansas.
Persons offering to purchase may bid for as
many tracts as they may desire. but each BID
must be separately made and sealed. and
must be for not more than one hundred and
sixty acres, land conform to the legal suod.-
visions embraced in the list.
Bids must be accompanied by ten per cent:
of the amount bid as guarantee OF the good
faith of the bidder, which sum, in ease the
land is awarded AMI the balance not paid. Will
be forfeited. Should any bid be rejected. the
sum deposited will be returned TO the proper
party.
Parties whose bids are accepted viii he no
titled Of such acceptance as soon after the
opening of tho bids as practicable, aud il with
in forty days after such notice has been duly
raailed payment in full be not made to the
Commissioner OF the General Land Office OF
the amonnt bid, the land upon which such bid
was made will be again subject to sale.
The ten per cent. depostit required 10 ac-
COMPANY bids may be remittcd in Post Office
orders, certificates Of deposit, certified checks
on some Government depository payable to
the order of the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office, or in currency.
The right to reject any and all bids. Is ex
pressly reserved.
All bids must be sealed and addressed 10 til,
commissioner OF the General Land Office
( Washington, Il. c." and Endorsed bids fol
Cherokee Strip Lands.
Bidsswill be received as above invited unit
II o'clock noon Of the second day OF August
1875, after which they will be duly opened
ana acted upon. 5. s. BCRDEff.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
| Washington, D. c., April 10, 1870. 5.5n
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JIM. FRANCIS,
THE SADDIER,

Main street second door south of st Louis
Hardware Store Keeps on hand full line Of sad
dies and harness. Repairing done at one half the
usua rates. s-y
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A good Halls No. fire-proof safe for sale
cheap, at ShIichter & Russelps, New York
Block. G-tf
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Eastward bound: East and West grocery
will soon remove three doors east OF present
location. o-2t
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New York Peerless and New York White
Peachblews, car load just received by A. ID.
Wheeler agent, commission house Douglas
Avenue.
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A small building fof sale cheap. Inquire at
Shlichter Il Russell's, New York Block. Cit
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

wild roses are in bloom on the prairie and
In the voods
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Two hundred sets Of W. 6. teas,

Two hundred sets OF W. 6. teas,
Fifty sets of W. &. cofees.
Six dozen of W. g. ever and basins,
Fifty dozen of goblets,
Six dozen of glass sets,
Plated ware, ivory and rubber handled
knives, and best assortment Of cutlery in
Southwestern Kansas. at Caldwell & Tits
worth's. 4-tf
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The East and West Grocery store viii be
removed to east room OF the New York block.
about Nav 10th. 5-2t
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While the bloom of health is spread over
your countenance, and you are hasking in Tho
fond hopes OF big cattle trade and othci
brilliant prospects ahead, go to Horizons and
sit for picture. Rooms over Hills drug
stare 80
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House NOV ing outfit for sale. Inquire of
Reese & Sawyer. 6-tf
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WICHITA. May 10. 1873. CT
Maple Syrup at Jones Bros

ORGAN FOR SALE.-A first class Jubilee
Organ for sale, has not been used but little, is
in good order, and will be sold cheap, on
terms to suit purchaser. For further infor-
nation inquire of J. w. Eldridge, cashier
First National Bank. 5-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

Seven different kinds OF Syrup and Molasses
at Jones Bros. OCT
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Try that Glycerine Laundry Soap at Jones
Bros. 3-2t
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Farmers keep your eyes skinned. Jones
Bros. pay top prices for produce, and sell
goods so low down Us to receive no profit.
If you don't believe it, give them whaek.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-13

Patents on all lands entered prierto April
LIST, 1874, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
would be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded, which may save long and tedious
litigation at some future time. Aft
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Stay where you are, that is, don't cross the
river and pay toll, buy your dry goods. gro
cerics, smoked meats, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
queensware, nails. in fact, generally speaking.
everything at McCanless & jones' West
Wichita. 2-tf
Peachblow and peerless potatoes ut Wheel
er's, solid and weigh pound and half.
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Wall paper, wall paper, wall paper in every
variety, at the p. o, book store. 51-tf
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NJ southeast quarter Of sec T. town % mango
WSst; has IL acres in cultivation and
-, . he,ise rows broke. Price next siavs $50
~ 1'J-4D aces, being the northeast qr4rier and
north nall OF southeast quarter OF sec IL
i9Na - rlnSe east; nIne miles east OF
Wtchili' h.s 81 acres in cultivation
( ram mouse lGS2G Ia story, two rooms
Rl.7tcftd win good cellar Wa:er.d IL,
.eet allie creek, good well and good
/ saiihT Fosso.llee within "a mile Off7r1n
L ile>-. Js0- 81 50s c..sh and bad on tis..e
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Mrs. Buser just received stamping patterns
for silk embroidery and braiding; also en-
broidery and sadder silk in all shades. Will
teach school girls Saturday morning and after
noon. oou
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w,cuITA THURSDAY. MAY Is, 1875.
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'Li-NeFiawest quarter Of sec -. town =
range cas- - acres IN cultivation. good
good growing condition. six u1iIes ,.,s, ~
= lc-.ife. Price u 5lsj %
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
California silk Husbandry.

The attempt to make silk husbandry a
feature in the industries Of California
has shown that while sudden changes OF
temperature in Europe destroy the
worms and lead to imperfect cocoons,
not a worm has been lost from this
cause in California; that the mulberry
flourishes; that careful housing and reg
ulation of the temperature avert climatic
troubles, and that i'll the foot hills even
these guards are unnecessary. Proper
labor is also available at fair rates, and
the eastern demand for cocoons has
given stimuiant to the business. So
far as attempts have been made and re-
suits reached IL looks as though Califor-
mia had succeeded better than should
have been expected. 1t is proved that
the State can procure the cocoons, prov
ed that the temperature does not cause
any loss of worms, that the silk is strong
and lustrous, and that profit is made
from the Eastern demand for the manu-
factures
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05

Funeral of DR.. Thomas Ie-ddy-Burg-
I lasv-SeriOns Accident-1he Cost OF. tho
Netc Jait, etc.
Special to the Star.
/ DAYTON, o., Feb. 5.-The remains OF
Or. Thomas E. Thomas are expected to
arrive here to-day at noon. The body
willie in state in the First Presbyterian
church till 3 p. M, after which the fun
eral services will be proceeded with.
Burglars entered the grocery store of
w. g. Flores last night and carried off a
1arge amount OF goods and $25 in money
that had been left in the drawer.
A brakeman named John Woods. at
tbe A. q G. W. depot, was crushed last
evening between a freight car and the
platform and SO badly injured that his
Fecoyery Is doubtful.
The Irregular meeting of the Montgomery
County Medical Society was held last
evening. DR.. Clark delivered very in
teresting address. .
DR.. j. ID. Beck has been appointed
physician to the Jail and station-house
Instead OF DR.. Kemp, resigned.
The report OF Mr.. John Palmer, super
tendent of the construction OF the new
jail shows the total cost Of the building,
including the Sheriff's residence and all
other appurtenances, to have been $780,
600. He recommends the acceptance OF
the edifice, as it now stands completed,
by the Commissioners, who will proba-
bly, announce their determination in the
matter next Monday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05


Mr.. johnson is one OF the many Vice.
Presidents who have served in the Sem
ate. Mr.. Van Buren, was in the Senate,
but left that body in 1923, and five years
later he became Vice. President. MIR.
Calhoun left the Vice. Presidency at the
close OF 1872, and entered the Senate.
Col. X. NJ. johnson was Senator many
years before he became Vice-Presidenr,
in 1887. Mr.. Tyler had been Senator
long before he was made Vice-Presi.
dent, in 1871. MIR. Dallas has served in
the Senate. and he became Vice-Presi-
dent In 1915. MIR. w. r. King, who was
chosen to the eVce-Presidency in 1928
had been, we believe, chosen oftner to
the Senate than any other man. Mr..
Breckinrldge went from the Vice-Presl-
dency to the Senate, in 1861. Mr.. Ham,
lin, who was Vice-P President, in IS6l-65,
is the most veteran OF living Senators,
as he entered the Senate, where lie now
is, and where he viii remain il he live
till 1881, as long ago as 1913. Mr.. John-
son was Senator when the war began,
and was elected TO the Vice-Pres idencys
in f66f-65,-and now he returns to the
Senate. Geueral Wilson was IN the
Senate for the eighteen years that pre-
ceded his election as Vice President.
Mr.. Johnson lis the only one OF our Pres
idents who has returned TO the Senate.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.


PARIS, Feb. 5.--The following has been
received from the Herald correspondent
at Villada, February 2: "Gen. Moriones
entered N0ain, eight miles from Pampe-
luna, by the road from Sanguesa to-day,
with 2U,000 men. He viii enter Pampe-
luna Tomorrow, and probably attack
Carrascal simultaneously from the rear,
having now turned that important posi-
tiOn. The Carlists numbering 5000 men
are at Sauguesa. They hold the Saugue-
sa road, but were outgeneraled, Mor0in-
es making believe that the principal at
tack would would be made at Carrasoal,
where they concentrated, while Moroines
advanced on the other road. The road
to Sauguesa was held by the Carlists.
At Monreal the fighting was very se-
we're. There are no accounts OF the killed
and wounded. Moriones suffered severe
ly. II Carrascal is attacked, the move-
ment will probably be followed by the
capture OF Puente La Rima. The attack
upon Estella will then be resumed upon
the battle ground OF Aarzuza. The bat
tie is only really commencing, and it is
impossible to predict the result. The
Carlists are abandoning Villava, and
will rejoin the main army tomorrow.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 5.-Prince Philip, Duke
Of Saxony, was married to-day to Prin-
cess Louise, eldest daughter OF the King
of the Belgians.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-05
BY TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-The report OF
the Naval Committee acquits Mr.. stow
ell of the charge OF sellinga cadetsldp.
Judge Holman, in the Chamber of Com
rnerce, secured an additional 800, 900 for
The Improvement Of the Ohio river.
The attack oil John Young Brown, of
KY. on Gen. Butler, yesterday, while
generally condemned as uncalled for ut
fhe time, was considered very able
and carefully prepared assault.
Gen. Banning yesterday filed the reso-
htMons of the Cincinnati Chamber of
Commerce on the Texas Pacific railroad
question. and also on the establishment
Dfa Branch Mint in that city.
The Honse Committee on Appropria-
tions expect to report, early next week,
AbiH making appropriations Tor sundry
civil expenses Of the Government. The
aggregate amount will be about $22. .0O0,-
900.
The Senate Committee on Territories
yesterday agreed to report and recon-
mend the passage Of bill to create the
Territory of Pembina out OF the north
ern halt of Dakota.