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rr'IrLrs MINORS OF r"Ia sAor.

NEGETiSE has never flilei g. lu.o .ae ml.t ir-
ye.erate ca o. ErysipcisS.
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FOR this plant the only substantial b9ne6t
can be obtained through the hiu1d. NEGEr.Sz =
the great blood purifier.
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GENERAL DEnII.Ir -.

VE6ErIvE acts directly upon the causes Of these
complaints. IL invi gorates and siren sthens TIE
whole system, acts upon the seeretiye organs aud
EvHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28
The Deadlock i'm the House

The members of the House of Represanta-
tiVes presented an appearance to-day much
brighter than was 10 have been expected af-
ter an all night session. The worst used up
men were the reading clerks. For over forty
times siEce yesterday noon have their sOno-
rOus voices called the roll Of members: a duty
disagreeable at any time, but more so when
the mOnOtOny of it is multiplied by forty
The dOOrkeepers. too, looked haggard. and
some, no doubt, had the opportunity 10 grow
suddenly rich by the HCrsey system been
presented to them, would have gone into
pork SpeculatiOns. &c. and let Congressional :
doors anC civil rights bills take care of them
selves.
The tangle in which the House has fnvOlv-
Ell itself cannot be lOOSened until Monday
next, unless the majority consent to an ad-
jOurnment. On that day. the proposition is
such an amendment, however, as was at
tempted to be passed a day or two ago rec lm
mended by the caucus. Leading republicans.
IKE hesSrs' raves, burUuapI, r-,vv5I -, and
others, who then voted against the caucus
Will not low stultify themselves by advOcat-
ing it. The new rule will prevent the passage
OF the army bill on the same day il Is intro
duced, which will allow debate on every
will be proposed. In order it will be
referred 10 the Committee on Rules of which
Speaker Blaine is chairman. This Committee
will report ii at once and favOrably. Peculiar
10 Monday, the highest motion of privilege
after one single motion TO adjourn, will be To
suspend the rules. In favor of such suSpen-
sion ii Is believed a two-thirds vote can be
had. II then requires only majority to
adopt the new rule, and under 10 a majority
can, after twenty-fOur hours, pass the civil
rights bill, If they feel so disposed.
Ld'er.--It is generally understood that if
some arrangement is not effected by twelve
O'Clock tonight. the majority will consent 10
adjourn and renew the contest over the bill
on Monday next under the proposed rule.
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LIVELY TIME IN THE ILLINOIS
IEGISLATIRE.
Passage Of Resolutions COndemninS
President Grant.

SPRING FIELD. Ill, January 2S-The ScS-
sion OF the house to-day was stormy and tu-
multuOus. The report of the committee Of
contingent expenses on a resolution for the
discharge by Speaker HaIneS OF the clerk
who received six dollars per day and TO hire
one at four dollars, recommended that the
resolution be not adopted. Tie minority re
port, recommending its adoption, was laid
ON the table. Pending discussion, the speaker
iHaneS) obtained the floor and delivered r
speech, in which he spoke in bitter terms
against certain republican members. He was
applauded by the democrats and opposed bV
the republicans. He then moved the previous
question, which was ordered amid great
confusion and excitement and protest
from the republican side OF the house.
CullOm asked that justice be done the mi
nOrity, and that the resolutions on the
Louisiana question (which were moved and
carried under the previous question: should
be submitted separately. The resolutions
first denOunce the interference i'm state af-
tiOn; second, denOunce the growth of the
military powef as fraught with danger. and
especially dangerous for a military officer to
attempt TO dictate 10 Congress or the Presi-
dent measures TO be adopted which would
place any of the United States under the
control of the military, and condemn such
military officer; third, condemn unlawful
organizations in any state; fourth condemn
the President for uphOlding the kellogg gov
ent against the expressed viii of the people
ofIouisiana, and especially condemn HIM
for sending federal troops TO interfere with
and break up a Legislature. The lSt reSOlu-
tiOn passed by vote OF l52 to :; "a. - TO o..
Sd, l0I TO !, and ith. = to O..
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THE HAND GRENADE TRAGEDY.
Statement OF The Mother OF the James
BOYS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. January PA re-
porter OF the Times had an interview yeSter-
day with Mrs. SamuelS, mother of the James
boys. and obtained full statement Of the
tragedy enacted at her house Yesterday
morning She emphatically denies that
either Jesse or Frank James or any OF their
comrades were at the house on the night OF
the tragedy.
THE GRENADE SHELL
which exploded and killed her little bOy was
seven inches in diameter. The house was
fired in four different places by means of
tubes like roman candles filled with cotton
saturated with turpentine. Ali the members
OF the family agree in saying that neither of
the James boys were present. On the other
handtheFe are unmiStakable evidences of Sc
we're fight the fence being riddled with bullets
and the ground covered i'm places with blood.
1t is well established that an extra train
went over the Hannibal and st. Joseph rail-
road, stopping at Keamey the night of the
tragedy, and train men say that eight men
aboard had
TWO PRISONERS.
1t was impossible TO ascertain where the
train went, but the supposition is that it has
gone TO Chicago. 1t was said at Kearney
yesterday that wounded man was in that
neighborhood, and the sheriff summoned a
posse of twenty for duty last night. il is sup
posed, TO capture him. Every one condemns
the barbarous method used by the detectives.
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TfLToN-BEBCHER TRIAL.
To-day. Praeee.itngs

NEw York. Janu.ry r a., 7,.,,...
Beecher trial was re- ,ir,f .o-isy hat,r, !,
large crowd E..e>b p a. "a - -. ,, - =
the Plvmogth ga-fer' -, - Sa51.'S
after the court was o.. ID .-s,e bis ic,isi.,,
on Tho rninf raisrR i. - s, ist'th
10 Mr. NTn..9T-,sF "a .. - EN.htss =
occurred az the fSt,y ,,,..,, ,,'.,., ~,
Tracy. Moulfon and -, 10 -. I,', ~
wa not present Ja... Ne.l.os, saii - ~,
rulei thar witness m -. .,ts si} ~, ann an,
currei at the iutervi.v
EN-Judgc Fullertor ..r-- tr,,Se and callsg
attention Of ihecouri tn
B.>-
anu c'ttleu part ~ 90. ..... a r,.i,0rf II fls
ititni- be''cuer trial. .TH. - TEA that instead
oi giving tAe 'NideucsH t o. the trial there
were comments rrlat#.- O. Moultnn, eN-
Juutt MOTIFS, ana l.. H....r counsel Mr..
hetcu fuol"l extract - hc pamphlet 10
snoW tne manner I'M H... i' al been ISSUED
ailu >lattN ui"l ~ .ot ...s r. comments on
tnt tFiai. out h'td a--H ISL. '.eS which took
IlaCe curing The rue H. paid a tribute
80 10. 60, St'I'' Ss.te S.. ma which Moultou
C"nducted himself e. witness stand
durlng MS eleven daN Hliuatiol. EvartS
also utclalnl,d agal n, '..s ruhliShing ~ this
Pahlplel, ana said th-N .'.. ut here a act
orS on the stage. '-. Nilsson said ht,
would confer with thJ ... ...r oil the yl-ifg1sa
about the matter.
fkANkLlN n. Woop HEN nFPoSFn.
Moulton then pI... 90 tell Tracy
Sooni thc case. Tha. .r. .inf> Cf tine ease
PuhuShed by Mr.. Nr. .alu was true
houlion said he hal ..s.r ..... * 10 keep the
cas- covered up. Ira .HlE hat he ala not
I.Conhmeh4 lying hu '.... Ease hC Thought
~ va Perfectly just. t'-. He also r,,'on-
Ile.u'I tuat tlther N o. or Tilton be
o'1.I 20 Lul"ist
NI'SS -, tNaiiilH'N.-.i ...'. cod MoultOn ~
you tracy ON thai H..' aston think
~ oeAtV Moultoh . Tee scandal rested
ON anNlhlle else ... Tie letter of
contrilon ana u' ptPFrS, and he
sstld uiat ,nert atSo rem .'..l me Statoment
I do
hol rtcelI"St hslhE pr'~."to "a any other &C
Cd>lon IN TIE study Una ~ his interview. 4
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
LOUISIANA.
The New Investigation.
the BEECHER TRIAL TO-DAY.
THE WISCONSIN SENATORSHIP.
Carpenter Ahead.
ROW IN the ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
THE HAND GRENADE TRAGEDY
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN !
To Hejr Party in Coz gfeSS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN
To Heir Party in Coz gfeSS.
LOUISIANA.
The New Investigation.

MAJOR MERRILL. RECALLED.
NEW ORLEANS. January 2S.-Maior ATpr-
rlll was recalled before the Congressional in
NeStlgatlng committee yesterday. and i'm an
swer TO questions by Mr.. Marshall said.
did not obtain all my Information from one
side; my reports are based on information
from various sources; / have no political
bias or prejudice i'm this matter; have had
cOnN NerSatiOnS with Kellogg, Packard. Pier
son, Twichell, Ray and Field. but they did
not influence me particle; don't know that
PiersOn and Twichell had anything 10 10
with the legislature, my conclusions are
made from observations and reports made by
subalternS. The chief crime that cOlored peo-
pie are guilty of is petty larceny; my expert
Cnce is that they are very generally truthful:
have had considerable intimate knowledge
of the race: i'm DeSOtO parish the negroes are
deliberately robbed before a Justice OF the
peace; as class the democrats are the most
lntclllgent IN The country; white men COM
NIT crimes and are not punished fOT their of
fences as strictly as negroes are: white peO-
pie generally assert that there has been NAL
administration and corrupt men i'm the state
offices; taxation has been unreasOnably high:
and the white people regard the state govern
ment as oppressive.
DISCHARGES OF CoLoRED PEOPLE FOR
VOTING THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
CrOSs-eXaminatiOn reSumed:-Never heard
OF republican meeting in CaddO parish
Am very sure that in the last election col
Ored men did not vote there or register free
ly. They did not dare 10. When I was up
the river on election day many cOlOred peO-
pie called on me 10 know what they should
90 ABOUT Delng dlScnarged Tor having voted
the republican ticket. In Caddo parish there
are at least 500 cOlOred men out OF employ
ment for that reason. l had proofs that 4
hundred negroes were discharged because
they refused TO vote as the whites dema nded
The consequence is and will be that these un-
fOrtunateS will take 10 the woods and must
steal or Starve. l made aftidavitS against
some residents before United States com
missioner, hoping thereby TO arouse a feeling
among the best citizens 10 induce the worst
TO obey the civil law. Civil law was not re
sisted In that instance.
To Judge Hoar-Have never seen hand
bills calling on employers to discharge en-
plOyeS who did not vote the democratic tick
ct, but have seen notices 10 that effect.
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and COHHFRCIgL
Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, January 2s.-The Post financial arfi-
'le Ssys Wall street markets are more active than
Yesterday, and speculation ON shares are a. a rule
little lower. Cold opened rs, sold at l27S. and
has since sold al ll3all3la On gold loan the rates
nave etn -t2-2 and "a per cent Tor carry. Banker
STERLING 40 sa8sI Tor siNtyday bills. and
4,9'z za4sra Tor demand bills Call loans continue
5 per cent and prime mercantile pa per saS Der cent
GoE.rnlneut bonds q az higher than yesserday The
dealings IN state bonds at the first board were con-
hncd 20 sale Il Missouri +, long bonds al g7lS In
the stock market prices opened without important
change, TO noon the tendency was downward,
prices falling l4a4. Since noon there has been
"a advance Of laa-s, aud prices now az highest.
LNtI.nle sales have been a. folloWs--Laks Shore,
I3sa7fE, Western Union Telrgraph 7l7,a-2T. (.
NoTtlIWest, 44lga44is St Paul, SlA25i Ohio AID
hls-lsslBpi,. Has2. Pacific Mails, 3 asa
lfaaliss Rock Island, les saI03 3, and New York
Central, ll2il alg21s
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBII-
CANS.
Their Greeting 10 All True Republic
cans i'm Congress.

CONCORD. y. h, january 2S.-The rcpub-
Hcan state committee held "A meeting yeSter-
day afternoon and evening. Many of the
leading men Of the party were present The
following dispatch was sent TO Washing
ton:
"TO James q. Blaine. Speaker Of ne House ~
he House ot Representatives, Washington -
The republican state committee, in cOnven-
tion assembled, send greeting to all true re-
publicans I'm the Congress Of the United
states. Stand by the civil rights bi N. and
by Grant, Sheridan and Sherman and their
efforts 10 project the rights of every citizen
of the republic, and the republicans of New
Hampshire win stand by you on the second
Tuesday in March"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28
Alleged Custom Frauds.

NEW YORK, January "a young man
named GuStaYus Ball. was arrested here a
few days ago ON the charge OF defrauding the
custom house by means OF false samples aud
held in $1,000 bail. IL has been known for
some time by the custom house authorities
that several importers were engaged in de-
frauding the government 10y paying only the
duties on wOJlen and cotton goods on the inn
pOTtatiOn of SilkS and cther costly articles by
changing sample boxes of importation ON
their way 10 the appraisers department for
similar appearing boxes OF cotton and wool
len goods. Ball il supposed 10 be clerk i'm
an importing house, and is held 10 await fur
thcr developments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 2s.-Cofton frmer aud
no export or home demand prices unchanged
Wheat dull-western amber, I2al p, No western
MIA red, II5ai Is; Maryland red. ] i6aI ~: an,iar.
l-25al -, 10. white, hal 25. Corn weak-southern
I-1s spot, ~ last half of February Oats auet ami
steady and unchanged. Rye duh. 9sal % Hay dun
sld unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged
Butter dull but steady-Westefn tub and roll aia2s
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet but very strong:
ordinary 10 strictly prime Rio cargOes, lS'sasIle
10s alois
BALTiVoRE, January 2s-yirginia c., pe,Iers.
North Carolina 6s' old 25; do new, Is; do special
NEw YoRk, January 2s.-Flour quiet and us
changed. Nheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
NEW YORK, January 2s.-stocks duh and lower.
Money 2. Gold, l3'a. EXchange long, 4S Z; short,
4s. GoEerIsDenis strong z g and active r,. ,ir,
the Bank Of England, at the meeting to-day, fixed
the minimum rate Of discount at the bank AZ 3 per
cent. ConsOls for money, 925aa92ss, for account,
g2s gagZ4. Bonds Of lS65, old, l02s, new 5s, ld2s
LIyERrooL, January D, l2Op. m Cotton quiet-
er-Cpands, IS Orleans, "a Sale OF 1900 6aIes,
including 200 for portation and export. Cotton
ding uplands. Nothing below low middling, deliy-
cradle March and April at Z HE; sales on the
binary shipped December at7.S.
LoSDoN, Jannsry ., ,. m.-PAris dispatches
LIVERPOOL, January p, p. m.-Cctton-of sales
to-day 6,lOO bales were American; sales on basis OF
liVerable February and March, at ~. Breadstuns
quiet.
Bank Of England has increased Zsl O pounds dnring
the past week. The proportion Of the bank reserve
20 liability, which last week was "a per cent, -
Paris, January 9-The specie in the Bank Of
week. Rentes 63 francs IS centimes.
LIYERPooL, January ., $50 p,m:-Cotton sales
middhss 35 ig III pped Februsry and Msrch a. is Is
LONDON, January q, SO p m.-TallOw, IS.
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Attempted Suicide ofa brooklyn Pas
l0r-nof RPecher.

NEW YORK, January -S-PrOfeSSor j. q
Barton, pastor of a church in Brooklyn, AZ
tempted TO commit suicide yesterday bl
jumping from a ferry boat, hut was rescue,
by deck hands. II is supposed ne was labOI
ing under a temporary III of insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
niSahuah Gfaansar

LONDON, January 2S.-The North German
Lloyds steamship Braulschwing, from Bre-
men, via Southampton, for Baltimore, has
returned TO Southampton towing the steamer
Deutschland, of the same line, which sailed
from Southampton Jan. 18th, for New York
The Deutschland is disabled, having broken
all the blades of her propeller by contact with
quantity OF wrecked matter. While in this
condition she encountered the Braunschweig,
which vessel was obliged to remain near her
until the weather, which was tempestuous
would admit of operations to take her In tow
All are wen on both steamers. These are the
two vessels which Wee seen passing Hurst
Castle last evening, and not the Baltimore
and New York, as reported.
Leopold Better, Thank You.
LONDON, January PA bulletin issued
by Prince Leopold's physicians announces
that the patient is improving
Alfonso's Baptism of Fire.
MADRID, January 2s.-The royalist army
in Navarro is advancing on the Carlists, and
has already captured several OF their posi-
tions. Alfonso is present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

THE CoAL-FREIGHT CoNsPIRAToRs-At
Cumberland, onTuesday, Judge Alvey passed
sentence on the canal boatmen convicted of
conspiracy in combining 10 force an increase
of freight on coal, and called attention to the
gravity of the offense, admonishing boat
men, coal companies, and all Others, that any
business of the community is interrupted, is
illegal and contrary to the common law But
as this was the first case of the kind ever
tried in the county, the court would make the
penalty as light as possible. A fine of twenty
tive dollars and costs was imposed ON each of
the trayersers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

THIRTEEN OF THE RIOTERS who took part
in the demonstration against Hon. Ronert
Young, last Monday, in Caraquette, Glouces-
ter county, New Brunswick, have been ar
rested. They offered resistance, and one OF
the rioters was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

SURVIVORS OF SHIPwRECK RESCUED.
The bark Aurora, Captain Hare, from Darien
for England. has been lost at sea Eight OF
her crew were drowned. The remainder We're
rescued by the Honta and landed at Fal-
mouth. The survivors had been four days
without food when picked up.
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THE WISCONSIN sENATORsHIP.
Carpenter Ahead.

MILwUKEE, January 3s--The first ballot
in Joint convention to-day resulted as fol-
lows: Carpenter, 80; Bragg, So; Cole, Is:
Dixon, Rublee and Bum one each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

KING KALAKUA and suite arrived in
San Francisco last night. The King win
leave for Honolulu on the flagship Pensacola
about the LIST Of February.
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HE 0V sHhAN TESTIMONIAL!
BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT
CHIRLOTTE CCSHMIN
Al THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10Th.

Readings from ShaksPeare's play Of Romeo and
Juliet LuuEt"il1W = hItteT Buns. and 4rle-
ton poems ly special invitation Of number Of the
distluguIshedmsn Of the nation
An attractive feature Of the entertainment VIII be
the rendering sf choice selection the Grand or
gan D. Prof. tIEO. W WALTER, Immediately pre-
Cediug the reading and during the intermissiOn.
Tickets a admission. - cents reserved seats, .
cents extra Diagram al Warren ChOate & Co. :
BOOkstore, Vernon Row, corner Penusy yIvsnia ave
nue and lUth street Jan26 tr
THEATER COMIQUE.-MOHday, January
II =, ersTy HtEhf and Wednesday and Saturday Ma
iIHssy. Engagement Of the young American Actor.
Mr. W II Langdon, who will appear in the thrill
ing sensational Drama Of California life in the
mines IN prologue and four acts, entitled WTsStiHg
Joe FIr-t appearance III Nd-hIT gtUn Of the follow
ing specially artists. the very best in the profession
Mons. La IatUTte- Magician Thatcher and Mack
Song and Dance Artists Prot. Bu>hwrl, Slack Wire
Performer. John Forbes. Banjo SpeCialries. Also
return Of Washington fayOrite Danseuse. Miss
frankie Christie, lan25 Ct
n INCOLN HALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION yesterday
awarded 10 Philip Quigley, of Wilmington,
Del, the contract for building the "Machin-
cry Hall, ," one OF the large structures intend
ed for the great exposition. II will be l.40l
feet in length, and SEQ feet wide, and is 70 be
completed by the first OF October OF the pres
emf wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-28

REV. THOMAS NJ. DUDLEY, late rector OF
Christ church in Baltimore, was yesterday
consecrated assistant bishop OF Kentucky.
Baltimore.
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/ MOXLEY,
STU ER,

COS lOTR STREET NoRrHwEsr.
A large collection Of Fine Artistic Rail- TAN
LkAC aud THEATRICAL COSTUMES kent on
hand. A0S' "H
MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied a.
reasonable rates. fS~ ."
p S.-R<member. a Mask IL furnished with aacb
Costume, and all Costumes delivered and called for
octls-4m L. MONLEY, Sos 10Th street
oLD SO. or EXHIBITION AND SALE Nxw No
1TH sI MARKRiTERy, 17fSsr
S0. 4S9 ia Sfrsst, bsttcesa aaf streets, sisAt
doors QbOrs ODD EsLiOtcS' Hal,
Choice Oil Paintings, EngravinRs. Chromos &c
hlso, largest stock q Paper Hangings window
ehsdes- Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
SELL klng-- Nails, &C, in the District
~TERMS CASH
b0Plsass remember Name and Number Jelly
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SRecfe NhfnsneufS

NEW YORK, January 2s.-The specie ship
ments TO Europe to-day were $500 600 Of
which S6o0, 900 was in gold coin, 800 600 i'm
gold bars, and the remainder silver,
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CUSTOM HOUSE EMPLOYEES ON THE SHARP
AND RAGGED EDGE OF DISMIssAL-The
deputy collectors, clerks, inspectors, and
night officers in the custom house were in
great dismay yesterday on hearing that the
much-dreaded order foI the reduction of their
ranks had been issued by the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and is TO be carried out on the
first of the month. Eaca Ofltcer was anxious
to find whether his name was on the black
list forwarded from Washington, but none of
them were gratified. Auditor Ogden. who
was called TO Washington to state the cost of
running the custom house, returned, ii is
said, with the names of those who are to CO.
He was intrusted with the list so that he
lieve the collector of the embarrassment of
personally dismissing the oficels.-M y
MN. 21Ih.
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SECRETARY DELANO has taken cOgnizance
OF the House resolution passed Tuesday with
reference to the title to the New Idria Mining
grounds, and directed that all proceedings
pehding in the Interior department looking
to the granting Of a patent to the New Iiria
Mining cOunDanN be SnsDenlel-
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SECRETARY BEIsTOw is again cor fined to
his rooms at the Arlington from the effects
of his recent fall on the ice. He came out
yesterday and aggravated his troubles TO the
extent of requiring him to remain indoors
for the next few days.