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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-In the semi official
statement to-day, the Post announces
that the Porte accepts six weeks arm
istice, suggesting further prolongation
of six weeks, if, at the end of the first
SIX weeks, the deliberations are ipcom-
plete, and if at the end of twelve weeks
no settlement is reached, that there be a
further armistce of two months. The
Reuter- Telegram Company confirms this
statement precisely, except as to the
proposals for a prolongation of the arm.
lstice. which they say are made as con.
ditions. and not as suggestions.
The Post denies that Russia has ar mt its
utimatum. The Ottoman Government
has not been summoned to subject its re.
forms to Commissioners protected by an
armed force.
1t is to be hoped that the Powers
which are in direct negotiations may
come to speedy understanding.
England, while having withdrawn in
reference, will resent any infrsction of
the stipulations of the treaty of Paris.
! Reuters telegram from Constantinople
announces that General Ignatieff will
have private audience with the Sultan
to-day.
"The Times dispatch from Berlin says
that the Porte is ready to grant Russia s
latest demands, provided that the in
teRrity of the Ottoman Empire is guar.
anteed
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
from st. Petersburg states that Lord
Loftps has no diplomatic mission at Lii
vldea. The Gar prolongs his stay until
December. therefore the ordinary con-
duct of political business is transferred
to Lividea.
CoNsrANTINoPLE Oct. 24.--It is stated
that Russia has already indicated her
Willingness to agree to six weeks pro-
longation of the armistice. 1t is hoped
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~ TIE LIE G. a p III!
SPECIAL TO THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD
By WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New York, Oct. 2i.-The total regis
trations for three days in Brooklyn was
1857, being 5000 in excess of 1872.
The Times correspondent in North
Carolina. after a careful study believes
that the Republicans will make large
gains both in the popular vote and in
Congressman. The largest ever cast is
promised.
New YORK, Oct. "a The transactions
at the American Mining Board to-day
were 1850 shares. Belcher. Az; CAL
edonia. l1HQ1l2; Centennial. ~; Cleve-
land. S1aC@B; Con. Imperial. AZ; Con-
6dence, l7h; Grown Point. AZ; East
Justice, l(94, Gould & Curry. II:
Grant, AZ; Hale & Norcross, 92401OT;
Justice. 2sA; Julia. 81; leopard. 91a;
Original Constock, "a; Peasant View,
"a; Sierra Nevada. 1905; South
Star, ~; Yellow jacket, d
CHICAGO, Oct. "a. The Times Wash
ington special says Senator West has
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL,
ARRIVALS.
ny GILMER 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE;
U 4 ALLEN

WHEN the hopeful and determined
/" local " has visited every mine that
soots whistle in the camp, inquired
the amount of every assay made during
the last twenty-four hours, button holed
all the stage drivers and travellers be
meets on the street, walked arm in arm
With all the news mongers of the place,
found out about the Centennial by the
last arrival, dropped into the Justices
once bored every lawyer in town,
Huased the thermometer. walked through
'ns courthouse, heard all tho latest
prophecies as to how New York is going
az the election, talked finance, discussed
.ne probability of An Eastern war and
'ne uncertainty of Blank getting elected
Oh tue earnestness OF Smith in the cam
paisn and tbs dilatory action of his op-
ponent' heard everything and been told
. more man anyone could reasonably be
expected to believe; after all this, the
occurrence OF an hour, we still move on.
s.li without that pearl of great price, for
'u'On We started to hunt-an item.
FROM parties recently in from Hike
se learn that several families are stop
ping at Pahranagat at present, uncertain
'as.ner to go on to Arizona. or go back
NJ NJ oregon, from whence they came.
lucy are pretty much all blessed with an
s au OF this worlds goods in the
,uape OF sundry herds Of cattle, which
lucy mold at high prices. 1t is thought,
,uoaid they remain, that large am cunt
" s.ock will perish in that vicinity dur.
ne the coming winter.
BOYS should remember that none OF
'Ieresidenss ever tied tin cans to dogs
aA when they (the Presidents) were
.Dpae' or spit tobacco juice on store
,.uoows. The utmost George Washing.
, W. a'd was to sling his little Ratchet
'''dnd too freely.
LIE Democratic Presidential Electors
VINO have been stumpins the State, pre-.
s sac. a Democratic majority Of so in this
,bsay' We would like to know how
'aey became posted.
NOTICE is given in this mornings
s 'Ius OF the postponement of the Sheriff.
p,o u .. the Phoebe Mining Com PAWS
'''pe''y until November Alb.
aval,s. publish this morning the Rose
'''' and Eagle. Valley registry list.
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Queer Discovery.
From the Aurora Miner. |

For some years the existence of large
deposit Of micaceous iron. east of the
East Fork of the Hsssayampa, some SIX.
teen or eighteen miles south of Prospect,
has been known, and in times past as.
says have been made OF it from time to
time, but nothing more valuable than
iron discovered, until one day last week
when a Mexican came to town and sold
to VIM. NJ. Buffum some Is ounces OF
silver bullion, which he afterwards said
that he extracted from seven pounds OF
ore, samples OF which be showed. An
assay was made by Blake, of the samples
brought in, which gave S446 10 in silver
and S7l5.79 in gold. Wand and Saffsn-
burg with the Mexican went to the mine
on Tuesday and brought in some of the
ore. Kelly made an assay Of it and
metal outbound no trace Of any
iron, Blake tried another piece
end obtained Isl. 541.9 80 I in silver
and S25.l in gold, aggregating 81 ,567 10.
Martin Satfenburg on Monday went
again to the mine and selected pie
himself, with which the Mexican had
nothing to do; this he brought in. and
Kelly made an assay of it and found ST.
40. 80 in silver and Sl0S. 76 in gold, ag-
gregating 81, 579,08. Blake then assaged
piece taken from very large chunk
brought in by Wand and Saffenburg and
found S6S0.1S in silver and $l2. "a in
gold; another gave only $3.14 in silver
and only traces of gold.
No one at all acquainted with brittle
iron ore, as it is called in California and
Nevada, would never suspect this to con-
tain anything but iron and mica. Some
have called it pumbago, form the fact
that 1t is quite black and shines with a
bright metallic lustre. 1t is easily pull
verified, and when rubbed in the hands,
has the appearance of being mixed with
oil; for this reason many have given it
the name of stove-black, which 1t very
much resembles. Altogether it is a Curl
GUS discovery, and puzzles the assayers
and experts, who are unable to tell any
more about it than those who make no
pretensions. 1t may be that an en-
tirely new mineral has been discovered.
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From Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, OF Boston,
formerly Editor of the "Christian
Ereeman.


DEAR SIR:-It may be some satisfac.
ton to you to be informed of the result
of the trial of the Peruvian Syrup in my
family. My daughter was brought low
by typoid fever last Spring. and after the
fever lett her she continued very weak,
and the simplest food distressed her.
For months she remained in the same
debilitRted condition; but from the frat
OF September last, when she com menced
taking the Syrup, the digestive functions
improved, and she steadily gained
strength and vivacity; and now, after
taking two bottles. she is restored to O
good state of health; indeed, she appears
more really healthy than she has for
several years past. l am of opinion that
the "Protoxide of Iron" contained in
the Peruvian Syrup. was adapted to her
case, and effected what no other known
medicine could have effected.
Yours truly. s. CoBB.
Sold by all druggists. o18-1m
"a DROWNING MAN WILL CATCH AT
srRw. 1T he catch it, it will do him no
good. Thousands of people. who have
neglected colds and coughs until they
have become dangerous. will rush to al
most every nostrum for relief. This is
Why so many experiments are tried by
the sufferers. GO to your druggist, buy
a bottle of WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, and use it with confidence. 1t
Will benefit at once and ultimately cure.
1t is-no straw; hold on to it and be
saved. Sold by all druggists. o1S.1m
SOLE AGENoY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for Comstock Record, San Fran.
cisco Post, Daily Enterprise, Salt Lake
Tribune and Eureka Sentinel. Also
dealer in California and New York news
papers, school books, stationery, music,
cigars and tobacco. Main street, one
door above Meadow Valley street. II
TAKEN UP.-A light bay saddle horse
with white star in the forehead. was
taken up by me in Dry Valley on Octo-
Der l4th. The horse is also branded
but I am unable to make it out. The
owner is requested to call, pay charges
and take the horse away.
.o2l-1m e. THrBAuLr.
WE are again prepared to do all kinds
of tin. sheet iron and copper work and
also to put up stoves 80 that there is no
danger of fire. Parties desiring that
kind Of work will save money by giving
us call. j.. j. HALpIN & Co.
o13.t
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that an agreement will be reached on
the basis of Turkeys acceptance of such
an armistice.
PEsTH, Oct. 24.-There is intense ex-
element here and strong hostility to
Russia. II Russia begins war it will be
difficult for Austria to preserve neutral
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II FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
SAS FRANCISCO. October "a.
MORNING sALEa,

Ban FaAsoIsco. October "a
v,l MORNING SALES.
ur, onhir-5O'i son 5OH sos 80 so .b30 SO
Ts5 Mexicsn-H TS
an could K Curry-l4S
no Rest 4 Belcher-45 45S
~ Cslifornis-57. 5Ts 57S
, az Con Tirginis-52's 52h 529s 52s 52ls
Hale 4 Norcross-8s Sa
ana Crown Point-1la liz
sl0 Yellow Jacket-23As 23a4 q
5a5 Inperial-390 3.95 $50
ia Alphs-4ih 4s
"a Kentuck-l2
"A; Belcher-lsA 49,.
80 Sierra Nevada-l2S l2s lassj
10 Utah-lIh
AZ Bullion-371a 81
M; Excheauer-l5s Is ljssi0
@Oyerman-79 1871 T9s
NJustice-2Ib 2is. 2i1i 244s3O an
ngUnion Con-l2S l2As l2a
g5uccor-lec
rs Lady Bryan-S5c Soc
100 Julis-1a ia ~
$50 Oaledonia-lOs 10
!iO Baltimore Con-2A ga
20 Silver Hlll-9a
IS Dayton
50 Rock Island-lI
as5 New York Con-1 90c
80 Senator'S
AIS Phil Sheridan-2A 3b30
80 Alta-2
50 WoOdville-l1s
$50 KOssuth-2ls
50 Lady Wsshington-3
$40 Andes-2s.2s
40 COsmopolitan-55c
100 Leviathan-S0c
6ijy Con Virginia-11 ~
rs Prospect-55c Csc = soc Soc SOC 90c
Is West Belcher-21a
I'D Tahoe-x =
AFTERNOON SALES.
200 Meadow yalIey--l5c
IS Raymond 4 Ely-5H
ITO Eureka Con-l3A
l4 Belmout-2A
S0 Leopard-Ss SIX ~ ~
20 Jefferson-a
100 Gila-A
200 Northern Belle-23 DIX 23a
$50 Hussey-i0c
100 Tybo Coma
$40 Gen Thomas-1 90c Csc
6OO Msnhattan--l6 10 q
lOn Genessee Valley
40 Poorman-A
30 Ophir 48 AK AK 48H 4Sb3
$50 Mexican-26a 26 y 26Is
35S Union Con-l2s. l2S
50 Alphs-44A
565 Con Virginia-5lA SIX
is5 California-57 57blO
40 Best. & Belcher-44H
1855 Hale Il Norcross-s's 81
80 Crown Point-llh
20 Justice--24A
81 Exchequer-ltH lax
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The time fellow feels bothered most
is when he sleeps in strange house and
can't find any towel to dry himself with
in the morning. Some people will sit
hours and hours on the side OF the bed
trying to decide whether to ask for a
towel or tackle the sheets
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BOTTLED BocA BEER, equal to ale, for
family use. Bocs Beer on tap. Also the
best Of wines. liquors and cigars at the
Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. One
price! One bit,! If
CoosAc, brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin, and old Jamaica rum, a, T. c. Pou.
lade's. IF
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. c. Poujads's, Meadow Val.
ley street. IF.
IMPORTED sherry. port and clare, wines
at Poujade's. I'll
CHEEsE.-Fresh White River cheese
just received at T. c. Poujade's.
A PRINTING PRESS and type for sale.
ol5-tt W. Il. WILSON.
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. r. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
A HORSE and light wagon for sale.
II W. R. WILSON.
Best brands of Tobacco and cigars at
Poulade's. IT
A HOUSE and stable to rent.
W. R. Wilson.
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In the height of the anti.slavery ex-
element William Lloyd Garrison, the
great agitator, was travelling in the south
when be happened to meet large slave
holder on Mississippi boat. Neither
knew the others name or social positson
both were well posted on the questions of
the day, but of course antagonistic. But
so well and in 30 kindly u way was the
controversy carried on that when Mr..
Garrison left the boat tho STAKEHOLDER
took him by the hand and expressed his
satisfaction at the interview, IF YOU
northerners," said he, would calmly
debate these questions with some sho "
OF justice and common sense there would
be no difficulty; it is your Garrisons and
Phillipses that make all the trouble"
, 1876-06-24

Msa TO be found, not IN the plety or aptet!ty on3
tlIe new sovereign, but In the circumstance thai
no had no motIcy whetcwlth to indulge In or
t!hVAgantes. No sooner s7aa he tlrln}T settled On
TIC thrnne than he pnsaed at once into that t.ag-
ieoco1nic state Of I1nl,eclte dcspottsin 80 often
a,ld - successfully rcrresentedin the burlcsqucs
o1 1!1cntaeh nsnl the other writera Of opera
nn1tlc. !ifs caprccR were almost a. varied %
tfo4e Or Ncro or Etagabatut. Ills mcnager!o
was his great delight, and nne morning his Min
isters were ordered, IN pain Of ,nstast lls.nls-
hal, to procure supply 1T tigers. They wero
70 anxious to execute The command tlIat in =
!ew days no fcan than fifty OF the heasts ar
rived. But In the meanwhile tic Sultan had
changed hi: mind. Lions wcro nov all tho
rage, and In very stlprt tne ao1nc fifty lions
wcic at the palace, only to be rejected in hmllar
Parrots we're altcrward the particular fancy of
this amateur naturalist, md for long tine nil
Statnbo,,1 WINS rnatlo l!lcous by the cries Of the
birds whirl' luul been brought for his approval
visitor to tho tlArrtn describes Ills unexpected
meeting II ono Of the galiuries with largo
srs1c' whlr. Was painfully gropfng lts way with
heSK b"'s!s1 loN'll ~nl lend scraIdnE alung the
ceiling. From these nbsurtlItfes the imperial
paiIcrk Inv. at last 1,rcn freed. The new Sui
tatl. lkc ILLS untt, r,,ncs tD power with Il rcpu-
tAtle, ft,r m"'icsty, vigor, ntld good aersse. It
remains To tic Erei whether lc will fulfill better
thaf hIs predecessor the tnttCFfnE "nseslfr
tuns" Of public r1111ur
, 1876-06-24


Gpeeia! DsspatcA 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2a.-Mr. Blnfnc,
since his speech to I'LL immense crowd that gath
cred Mt hts house OIL Monday night to pay him
the compliment Of scrrnade, h,s not been us
we'll Us previously, md to-day llo did not feel
well enough to leave his be,l. Ills mental con
dhfon, while BY 1lo means thrcntcnnE, is not as
strong aa Ills friends had hoped It would be, md
physically he has little Of the strength anl ne-
tivtty Which have charartcrizel him for the past
twenty years. ffc aays himsulf that he hos lost
the snap as,d vim, ho had before his attaek, aud
t!at be has never had 80 slight an appetite. He
ncglccts hts prtvnte correspondence. and seems
to hare nD concern about the business. liz l,as
consented to obey tho plysfc1ans' iniuuetlons 80
fur rs to leave at once for
CllANGE or CLIMATE
and new scenes. On MondAy ur Tuesi1ay he
will take d special cur for bis lone In Augusta,
nnd will inposp upon himself absolute and
,nltllaturbcd rcst for several werks, frer
from newspapers, telegraph politics, aud
visitors: On the way he will respond
to no calls, md will make the trip az quietly a.
possible. lie will not return to Washington
during the present session.
10 The Wstsrn AssacIated Frtss
WAsiifSdToA, y. T., June 3.-Alr. Dlatne's
condition Is u,lltnpreyed. lie rcnains In bed
during ,uost Of the day. Although hts pltysi-
eans advise lsis early departure from the city, 1t
Inns not bcen dctidGd that lie Is ablu to travel ut
present.
, 1876-06-24

morning N. Q, Orlvag, latc sergcant-at-Arms ms
Ut the United States Ilousc of Representatives,
made abatement, denying In toto the charges
, whsi' appeare,, IN print, nralnst III. official
h"i1eAty, anl sal1 he should go hefDrc the Com
mfttee at Washington and defend himself.
,Spfc1ti Dttputch to TIE TrtbHne.
FORT WAfsE, Ind, June 23-Thc PROPOSE
ton IT John H. Hos, William Fleming, 8. 4.
s'nlons, and James Lille, to erect water.works
complete, including water power and water s,,p-
night.
,,test MsSr1t's' ans ! Tfen1n ,,ne 3Tolay wa, the
W degrees during the entire AFTERNOON.
The telegraph ral,!e across the Mfss!sein,a
Rirer ut this punt was broken tt,slay iy DRIFT
wood.
.spretai Dtspafch u The Tribune
IOWA CTR, 1u., dune G1-Thc 1nwa State
Aca''r'ny,nf Sciences held d session IN this city
tie'ay. Papers wcrr read by Prof. Bcssay, III
thu State Agricultural College: Dr. Fasnulan-
snn, "f Davenport; Prot. Calvin, Of thu: State
Enlvrrfity: ii. Ilobby, Of Wilton: Prof. Pres
t2n, "t ths sats un!ysrs.y D. rarnswo1th, ef
ttts), aud Prof. Miller, 1T afuscatlnc.
NEw ORLEANS, .June. 2i-ticorge Ni.o1son
and Peter siau!aEd, OF the Pieavn*e, drew s50,-
ooo In the lust Havana lottery.
, 1876-06-24

AAN fLHELpkAsA NoAMlbSl0Ns
WAsH'HoToN, D. C., JUNG 23.-afr. David A.
Ta!tnndge was examined to-tlay before tic
House Committee o. Expenses In the State De-
partmeRt Mt. TnlmadSu WIS American Com
missioner on tho Unitctl Statcs aud Venezuela
Mixed Commission, which sat In Caracas in
!stS, and wl.icl. aade tile awards In wcl. setl,
otiggs of New York, was one Of the partics
Interested. Mr.. DrIggs' story before the Com
nittcc, come months ago. was, TINT out OF some
t95o 600 awarded to him by tint Commission,
Mrt!ncatcs for half that amount we're, without
lla consent, handed over by TalInnrn Ia
rM!lliAtn. i. Murray, tho brothcr-tu-law Of
sttalwcll, American Commissioner, US n fec for
legal services, although one of tlIc rules Of tic
Commission was TINT no attorney should be aI
lowed tH appear before 1t, md although Mar.
ray. never did actually appear, a,,.l nuyer did
periorn my legal service In Tho matter. Tai.
ma1gc submitted
WRITTEN STATEMENT
relating to the history of tho Commission. md
ths abstae!es thrown Ia the way uf It's st1creas
W tbs Venezuelan Government.
!. Ie was then examined Ut length by Mr.,
hpriager, Chairman Of the Committee. lis
Gllniitca having handed over 10 AturEuy half Of
tue Seth briggs certificates, but exp|utnes
that he 1ti ho Under the power of attorney
nsfsentst nSrtns ~ nrtgEs 10 Murray: a'lti BY
%hy briggs, who ,ras at 'tiat time in Caracas,
aaa not himself drawn ansl rcce!ptcA for tbs
certificates tu which he was entitled, Au said ie
supposctl It WIS hcra4Ae neither1)rIgEs nor Muir
tay would trust each other. liz ruujFu,eI
pfiggs> assertion to the effect that Murray ]lRl
heFcr nppcurgd belore the Commission. bi,t in
tt1matcd his belief tllut Murray had performed
!ssa! teFfices lit ptcf'IrfuE EVIDENCE III sup,a}rt
" briggs claiu1s. lie denied most positively
asSing ever received from Murray, or at,y
u thu claimants, any OF tllc!T certificates, all
asscftcd that tf.ose certificates which lle hid re-
Es,n EEs'ysd under rowcs-os'att9sney from persnus
aflhG III the United States he
DELIVERED 10 TlIK rAHTlEs IN INTEREST
Immediately after his return to tllls country,
eahsequrntiy, luwevcr, he had bought aud sold
~ Ind llaa various dealings IN lutgr amount
y lttese certificates. lie admitted having EN-
F!oyed Mr. Orth to appear for hIl, before thu
to'umittcc Ut Foreign Affairs, hut asserted that
US ~ sole Interest was To have thu action Ut tI,a
soolnnsston maintained, and h!s avn reputation,
"alch llIu bren assulied by tho feuzuclan Gov.
ssthIcnt, glndeated. lis denied, how
sstef, t"any Ut tue etate.ncpts u Mr. 0sth
y. y hia testimony, particularly those In which
SuNh represented that Ae l!atl gonc tu tue Stnte
nspaEtnIent IN relation t0 dividends on tho uuT-
AleatCs held BY Iallnadg,, and that he liAl ro-
5sasel certificate from Talnludge IN compensu-
tloA lot his services, u1ld tiat lie hasl learned
n nolh Ialnlalgu that he WIS owner pf large
lumber Vi these certificates Du all tho pu!Iits
IT, M cnhtradicted OEth's Testimony most posit!ye-
J, aud asserted that the only Ice which Ofth
Aad received from hlul was $50 III casA.
" Wa examined 1t length ~ to whether
'oaa H. Aashsdo, ths umpire selected by The
, 1876-06-24
FIRES.
TIL: IlERNl:D TOWN,

StfcQ1 1T1pdIch 70 11f 3Fl6lhf,
MONTREAL, JuMr :..}--The insurance compa-
nfes held IL meeting lcrc to.}ny nnd appointed
u commission to proceed to St. Johns and urge
uln'n the City Council to prohibit the rc-crcc-
ton IF wooden buildings mills, Or MY other
hazardous risk In thu business part Ut tac city.
Should these suggestions not be complied Wifi,
thu insurance companies decided to Withdraw
eli nlassc from the city.
spte'ai Di,tu.eh to TIE tribune.
Sr. Joins, QUE, June G3.--I'rupusitions nrc
going m for rebuilding the principal business
places destroyed by thu gccent tl7c. The Town
Council intended cxprorriatiny sufficient ani
mud Is feGt wider than the old ones.
, 1876-06-24
w W-A0I1NU4O
Progress Made on the Sew
eraI Appropriation
Bills.
Prospect Of an Early Agree
1nont on the Legislative
Bill.
Tho Tost.0f1fce Bill Stubborllly
Fought in Conference
Committee.
Tom Scott Tells What He Knows
Of the Caldwell Dispatches.
That Faro" Message Sent to Caldwell
by a Former Private Secretary.
The Senate Amends tho En-
forcement Act After an
Al1-Day Fight.
Mr.. Blaine's Health Still in
a Very Feeble Con-
dition.
Resignation of JUDI Burnham, As.
sistant Secretary Of the
Treasury.
TIIT BILLS.
The Senate Amends tho En-
forcement, Act After an
All-Day Fight.
Mr.. Blaine's Health Still in
a Very Feeble Con-
dition.
Resignation Of Judge Burnham, As.
sistant Secretary Of the
Treasury.
ruE EAPpROp1,IATION BILLS,

fNOSiEC1S.
Special Dttafca TO 71e 7rfbHnt.
WASHINGTON, d. c., .tnnc 2.-Thc work Of
Congress nuw cp'leists of the routine considera-
tim of tho appropriation bills. As general
rule tic attempts of tic House TO Increase the
appropriations today were unsuccessful. The
Democratic members frequently exhibited great
frc,nr towards thc annrunrjat,nn sf,,r,m,ttnn
md even the watc,,.dor OF The Trcnsurv fai,ei
s.1,s.,. | r.,', .,'s,. ~, Fa,a.,s.. .'1 1 t'aeu
u oarA "nen 'ae4r o"!t hAihll'es went ny. As
whole the bills of the Committeeman sustained
In tho House. The greatest struggle wus
over the pub]ic buildings. Mr.. Holman of tbc
Co,nmittrc. i,il mt saffsfoets,,lv sxn,at, ,s1v
uo"u'1s' =, - u'o NV ea'.o4"etUa1 esp'a'n WHY
tfe building IN Evansville, Ind, gets all that
WIS asked, while public buildings everywhere
else only obtalucd from rs to 10 ucr cent Ut the
estimates. It was brought m,t In Tho co,,rsc of
inc aeoatc as fenars@o'c 1aet that OF the
twenty-five public buildings provided for In the
bn eleven were in States that had representa-.
tives OH tho Committee On Appropriations,
w TIE LEGISLATIVE NIL.
Whether the two Houses Of Congress will
have gotten through the principal appropriation
bills by the closp Of the {}scal year seeu,a now
,,ao-,,,r, H., !, coa,,nt H., ,1",,;,u, 49,. ~"
u'', uus ~ e.liot " ue"'eo s''at ll'e eo.l'
n,ttecs Oh e'tl'er lloase having charge of the
the bills In controversy. Frcauent confer.
80 .,,- a w. l'ura III, 'm Ae't'
e""le VI tiuSe p.on'sc Eooa sesu1ss, "h.lc OH
ets seem tathcf hopelees: on the Legislative,
Executive "'ia Judicial btl1, on which
ualc by tl,u Senate. tl.ere hnvo nsen
thv.a -. f.,,r r,nf.,o,,ons Ia,
s1',s s,..ce W. loui eo''.'e"ees o-ua' ana
ti's evening caca iiouse nos submitted q basis
Ssptca @ nor re-. fe,seeea " tne ottrT both Houses
fc nafc nope tnnt MI is',rccfhent Will be rcAthcd.