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MR, C.. C. FULroS, editor of the Baiti
more AMERICAN, having been nominated
1, delegate.at-large to the Cincinnati
Convention, has Issued significant card
setting forth his idea Of the objects to bt
achieved at Cincinnati. He has felt him
sell called upon to oppose the Office
holding influence, which, he says, has "al
most destroyed the party" On this
point he expresses himself thus:
ASA Republican, I oppose the Office
holding combinations because they are
defenders and upholders OF that element
Of the Republican party OF the Nation
which has, through personal and social
relations with President Grant, used that
influence for their own personal aggrand'
ilement, having alike deceived the Preni
dent aud disrupted the party organization
in several States"
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If Mrs. Katharine Gray doesn't suc.
coed pecunisrily in her readings, it will
not be for want Of newspaper commend
atoms. For instance, somebody out at
Plrnesvills Mrs. Schaftr, wife OF the
Bresbyterian minister at that place.
writes as follows to the Zanesville Courier
regarding her:
As coversationalist, that rarest gift Of
all, Mrs. Gray surpasses any woman Tor
mani ever met. I think l received and
retained more good from three days
Sisit with her than in intercourse OF any
length with almost any other woman |
have known; the charm, through all, be-
ing that with all It's moods and changes,
it is genuine; the soul Of true woman
coming out to warm you, through many
.nd varied avenues.
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81. Loun, April 2O.-The Kansas City
Price Carest Of tomorrow, Friday, will
publish further advices regarding The
coming seasons, drive Of Texas cattle
II, 900 head are added 10 the number pre-
yiously reported, making a total Of 1856,
900. Probably one.fourth ofthese cattle
will stop in Northern Texas, some for the
department, but the larger part goes to
stock in the new ranches, and the other
three.quarters will go to Wichita, Dodge
city, Hays city and Platte river, by the
bulk. This vast herd u composed Of cows,
yearlingS, two year old steers and heiters.
The larger proportion Of them were from
three to tour years old, and were ex-
ecedingly small.
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ProeIamation Of GOV. Hays.

COLUMBUS, April 2o.-Governor Hays
has issued a proclamation for circulation
in the Tuscarawas Valley coal regions,
where strike Ia now pending, declaring
in most emphatic terms that the reign Of
terror existing 10 that region must come to
an end and good order be restored; that
the miners who are willing TO
work must not be interfered with,
and declaring further, that when.
ever the evil authorities inform
him that they are not able to protect the
peaceable miners, in pursuance Of their
calling he will at once order sufficient
military force to the scene Of trouble
with instructions 10 disperse the rioters
and protect all who are disposed to labor
in the mines or elsewhere.
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MEruop To Follow IN THE PuRsur1
OF TRurH.-So far from following the
old plan Of searching for Truth in the
records Of the past, the frst essential is to
wean ourselves from all such associa'
tions, aud beginning the acquisition oI
knowledge BY the work of destruction
first pull down, in order that after
wards we may build mp. When l sci
forth in the pIrsui. Of truth l found that
the best way was to reject everything ]
had hitherto received, and pluck out all
my old opinions in order that | might lay
the foundation Of them afresh, believing
that by this means / should more easily
accomplish the great scheme Of life than
BY building on 40 old basis, and support.
Ing myself by principles which / had
learned in my youth without examining
II they were really true.
We, therefore, must not derive our
opinions from tradition, but from our.
selves. We must not pass judgment up
an any subject which We do not clearly
and distinctly understand, for II such a
Judgment is correct, It can only be so by
accident, not having solid ground to sup
port itself.-psseGTteI.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Unanimo usIy tor Tildcn.

OMAHA, April 2O.-At the Democratic
State Convention, held in Lincoln, yes
terday, resolutions in favor ofhard mon
ey and reform were adopted with great
unanimity. Tvo-thirds Of the Conven,
ton favored the nomination Of Governor
Tilden for President, but no formal ex.
preston was given TO this preference
The delegates chosen to the National Con
vention are known to be for rilden unan
;,.,oruI,.
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tion to be entered upon with the Chinese
government to effect such q change in
the existing treaty between the United
States and China as will lawfully permit
the application OF restrictions on the
great influx Of Chinese subjects 10 this
country. Ordered printed and to lie on
the table.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vt, gave notice that on
Monday next he would ask the Senate TO
take up the bill to establish an education
al fund and apply portion Of the,pro-
ceeds Of the public bonds to public ednca-
tion, and to provide for q more complete
endowment Of colleges for the advance
ment Of scientific and industrial educa-
ton.
Mr.. Maxey submitted an amendment
in the nature ola substitute for the above
bill. Ordered printed.
PENSIONS.
Mr.. Booth, from the Committee on
Pensions, reported favorably on \ bill to
amend section 1898 Of the revised statutes
so as to allow SS7 per month to soldier,
who have lost both an arm and leg, in
lieu Of S24 per month, now allowed.
COURTS IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Senators Edmunds, Conkling and Caper.
ton were appointed members Of a confer
ence committee on the part Of the Senate
on the bill changing the times OF holding
the terms oil the District Courts for the
District Of West Virginia.
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
The Chair laid before the Senate a mes
sage from the President enclosing the
final report Of the Board Of Audit Of the
District Of Columbia Ordered printed
and to lie on the table.
After an executive sesaion the Senate
adjourned till Monday. .T tts.
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OVER THE RIVER NEws.-The PeaSe
Township Board Of Education have or
deFed levy OfSl,OOO to prolOng schools
after the educational fund is exhausted.
The town Council OF Martins Ferry
aaye ordained shat it shall hereafter be
unlawful to water any horse, mule, steer
or COW, or any other animal, within ten
teet Of any public we'll in said village
There is talk OF leasing the Ohio City
Nail Mill to the BenWood Iron Works.
Parties representing both sides were in
conference at Martins Ferry yesterday.
c, D. Kaminsky & Son, up at Rush
Run ion the c. q P), are snterprising
advertisers in the new paper established
over at Smithfeld. Here is the way they
quote their prices to the interior trade:
Kaniu,ky &Son are selling -four at six
dollars per Dbl.
Choice coffee, 1856 lbs. to the sack, at
y Cts, cash, at c. D. Kaminsky & Sons.
You can buy alt-"white as snow
ISf 81 35 per Dbl. at G, D. Kaminsky 4
S0nG,
GunPovder Tea, that draws like a
mule" for 81 90, at C. D, Kaminsky &
The St. cIairsville Chronicle of yestsr.
LAY says that
Ills now considered certain that the
Congressional Convention for the 18th
SSStsitt will be held In BelIaire on the
~ oil May. The place for holding the
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AMENpMRNTs AaREEp rn.
IIl.Fated Black Hills'Parties.

FoRr LARAMIE, April 20.-Mr. Mill.
gan, Of Scranton, Pa, arrived here this
evening, and says while coming in on the
morning Of the 18th, his yarty was attact-
ed BY Indians in Red Cannon, near Chey-
enne River Ranch, about ffty miles from
Custer City. Afew Of the party escaped
to the rancho; Mr.. and Mrs. Metz, Of
Laramie City we're killed; colored wo-
men was taken prisoner; man named
Simpson was Killed; the bodies were
buried next day.
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Fruit and Crop prospects in this
Region.

Special teIesrIms to the Cincinnati Commercial o
Yesterday
SrEuRENvLLE, pril l9.-Farmers say
the early fruit is killed. The wheat, &c.
in general is good. Late fruit in abund
ance.
ZANEsvILLE, April l9.-Peaches, peart
and plums quarter to half crop
| Wheat fair; excellent prospects.
CALDWELL, April l9.-Fine prospects
for good crop Of wheat. Peaches are
nearly all killed-a few alive in some 10
calities. Good prospects for full croF
OF apples and most Of the smaller kinds o.
fruit.
ALLIANCE, April l9.-Ths wheat croF
| is not in very favorable condition il
this vicinity; in some places it may yield
an average crop, in others scarcely one
fourth Of crop. The fruit is thought
| to be injured some, but to what extent is
not known.
DESy1soN, April l9.-As far as can be
ascertained, the prospects are favorable
for crop Of wheat little above the av-
erage. The fruit crop is far below, ex-
cept apples, OF which fair crop Is
Expected.
CLEVELAND, April 19.-Adyicea al
hand from Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Sum.
init, Lorain and Geauga counties report
the wheat frozen out In low lands and in
some other places, but the prospects are
fair for fair crop. The indications are
that fruits will do we'll, except peaches
WRsr A1ExASDER, Pa, April 19.-Il
| Ia thought the peaches are not all killed,
Fair prospects for apples. The crops
will be fair, although damaged by the
late rains and trosts.
WAYSEsBuRG, Pa, April 19.-The
fruit crop is considerably damaged; il
will be light. The wheat is in excellent
condition, and the prospect for large
crop is fine.
WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, Co., April
19,-The early fruits are somewhat dam.
aged. Wheat but slightly iniur ed, pros.
poets Of fine crop.
NEWARK, LICKING Co., April l0.-The
reports we get about the wheat crop and
fruit are very unsatisfactory so far.
Peaches and early fruit killed.
MANSFIELD, April 19.-Peaches and
the early varieties Of other fruits are all
killed; prospects fair for all late fruits
Wheat promises full average crop.
MARIETTA, April ls.-wheat-Indica'
tions are good, with very fair prospects Of
a good crop. Apples promises fair
Peaches killed. Allsmaller fruits killed
IRoSroN, LAWRENCE Co., April 10
The condition Of the wheat crop ia good
Wheat was somewhat damaged BY the
last cold weather, but still promises al
averge crop. The prospects for fruit are
not aattering, as the peaches are killed
also early varieties Of apples. Winter
apples are safe yet, and promise an abun'
dant crop.
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WHISKY Indictments.

CHICAGO, April eO.-In the ., 8, Dis
trict Court this afternoon, several gaugers
and storekeepers pleaded guilty to whis-
Ky indictments against them. The grand
Jury returned two indictments against
Matthew D. Rapp, former superinten.
dent Of Rush & PGhlmans distiIlery, and
one Of their principal witnesses In the
trial. One Indictment charges conSpira-
cy and the other perjury. Rapp has left
the nitv
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VOLUME XXIv--NUMBER 2O1.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 2O.-The handicap race
at New Market, to-day, was won by
Berry Field second, Delay
third, and Preakness, the American
horse, fourth. Preakness carried A more
pounds than the winner and 30 more than
Berry Field and Delay.
Lord Littleton committed suicide.
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A Three-story all.

EVANSVILLE, April 2O.-A painter
named T. Martin, Of MadisOnville, Ky,
fell If the roof Of thEee-slory building
to-day. In falling he turned sVmsrsauit
and struck at full length on his back Vn
stone pavement. No bones were brO-
ken, but his brain was injured aud there
are other Internal injuries. CareIessness
in walking 100 near the edge Of the roof
was the cause,
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WAN DkFAKtNIsfI
OBVlcE oY TnE CHIky SIGNAL UYy1cEI,
. WAAHIsarOs, DC, April AL a. n.


fhunAHILtTIa. sa,
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley station
ary or rising barometer, northwest To
southwest winds, cooler followed by part
ly cloudy or clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, rising followed by fall.
ing barometer, north to southeast winds
and cloudy weather.
For the Lakes q rising barometer,
cooler westerly winds for the Upper
Lakes, and for the Lower cloudy weather
followed by local storms.
For the Middle States falling barom-
eter southeast winds, cloudy weather,
and possibly fog or light rain, followed by
northwest winds, a rising barometer and
colder and clear weather. The lower
Ohio and central Missisaippi will rise
slightly,
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Made an Assignment. 4

PRovrpEScE, r. T., April 2O.-The
Ballou Manufacturing and the firm Ol
George c. Ballou & Son, at Woonsocket
have made an assignment. Their indebt
edness exceeds one million dollars; lia.
bilities probably exceed the assets from
$3.50 10 5000.
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FIRE RECORD.

Rock ISLAND, LIS, April eO.-Tim.
othy Babcoek' . machine shop, in East
Rock Island, burned last night. It Is
occupied by Fleming Bros. The build
ing was total loss, and was valued at
Of s, 900; value Of fixtures and machines
$4,000; insurance, $1,000.
CNctSSArr, April 20.-The Eaqutrs
Lima, O., special says that a spark from
a passing engine ignited Theodore May
ers warehouse, which with its contents,
1000 bushels Of grain, was totally destroy.
ed. Loss estimated at $4,000. Insur.
ance in the Knox Mutual, Lycoming, and
Ashland companies, bat the amount is
not known.
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OMAHA, Nm, April 2o.-Dom Pedro,
the Emperor Of Brazil, arrived from the
East at 10 A NJ, and took carriage
drive through the city. BE left In spec.
ial car attached to the Pacific Express, at
1870 P.N. rs.s Vs. 70 r
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TURKEY.


BERLIN, April 2O.-The maintenance
Of I complete agreement between the
three northern Powers Is affirmed. It
has been decided not to tske any further
steps ia the Eastern question without q
previous understanding among them.
selves and with the other guaranteeing
parties.
The Turkish commander, Man,halar
Pacha, Is preparing another exposition
to revitual Niesie. Montenegro has de.
ciared war against Turkey.
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April IS. 1875
ArreNTIoN BLACK HILLS MENl

n:a.o sluzls OF repeating Of bsIt make, q
nIlleS, ali pross from ss 10 S'O' .
eLI H.n Double and dngls nulEla and
Sh0t 6unS, and SrvSch loading, 40 I2oa.
s. 6 or 7-shOotgFS for hall and cap
heV0It6T S,Gr metal eIEUidges y 70 70 S9s,
call and 80 or write iuT illustrated pTies list.
GREAT WESTERN euN WORKS,
mal-TIv 2as Liberty Stsst, PltiihnfVh, Pa,
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sUICIDED.

DR.. Peter Schuh and his wife, Russians,
who resided on Bonvier street, both COM
mitted suicide yesterday. Mrs. schuh
swallowed prusic acid during her hut-
bands absence and on his return home
he found her lying dead on the hoor. He
summoned the neighbors, but before they
reached the house he had shot himself
through the head and lay dead beside his
vile. They were very poor but were
persons Of education and refinement who
had occupied q much higher position in
society than Of late. Their pride was
great, and it is supposed that embittered
feelings resulting from their fallen for
tunes led TO the act.
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NA uaIAuCo uu toSt "
Mr. Nelson called attention to the fact
that the trustees OF the Water Works are
paying their clerk 500 per month, while
competent men are offering to do the
work for S25. He thinks an investiga.
ton Of the water works would not he out
Of place.
The feeling between the editors OF the
St. Clairsyille Chronicle and Bellaire In
dependent runs very high. So much so
that the former expresses regret, in his
last Chronicle, that he did not have the
opportunity to write the obituary Of the
editor OF the Independent, on the occasion
OF the accident that lately befell him.
According to the IHdependent, trade is
dull at Bellaire. The farmers arc general
ly busy Just now, and consequently but
little produce is coming in. Butter is
worth 3Oc, eggs l5c, potatoes 4oc, oats
4Oc, hay SO, corn Soc.
The new officers Of the city OF .Bellaire
are as follows:
Msyor-Joel strahl. -..
Marshal-Wm. N. Drugan.
Clerk-James N. Rees.
Treasurer-E. F. Satterfeld.
Solicitor-James C. Tallman.
Council-M. V. Miller (President), o.
T. Blackburn, A. NJ. F. Boyd, A. Dunlap,
Charles Henry, V. T. Morgan, Anthony
Moran, Robert W. Nelson, John W,
Sanders, Amos ". Sheppard.
Trustees OF Water Works-Edward
Jones, H, NJ. Ingler, ". D. BlackiSton,
Clerk, H. G. Wilson.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 2o.-Minister salaner-
ria will lay his budget before the Cottes
on Saturday. Il Is stated that the war
estimates amount to 570,O00o00 reals, Uf
which 4sOOO,OOO are for extraordinary
expenses.
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,Iurder 10 the FIrst Degree.

PrrnBunoH, April 2O.@This morning
the jury in the case OF Frederick Myers,
charged with the murder OF August Dorm,
returned verdict OF guilty OF murder In
the first degree. The murder was com.
mitted In Myers saloon, on Third avenue,
in February last.
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NASHVILLE, April 2O.-A competitive
drill for aSl60 silver cup takes place be.
tween the Chicasane Guards, Of Memphis,
aud the Porter Rides, Of Nashville, at
Ash Barrcks, tomorrow afternoon.
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COTTON DAMAGED.

Forty.eight bales of cotton in transit
from Louisville TO Liverpool was partly
damaged by Ere on the Little Miami Rail.
road track to-day. Loss about $4,000.
ST.. LouIs, April 2O.-About Z o'clock
tonight Ere was discovered in the e1-
tensive brewery Of Helms Bros, East
ST.. Lous, which together with very
large refrigerator attached to the building
was totally destroyed. Two engines went
over from this city, but could render but
little service on account Of the scarcity
OF water. Loss $l25,000, including 4, 800
barrels Of beer, worth $4,000, and ff.
teen hundred tons Of ice, valued At
$50, 900; insurance S25, 900, placed in Mil
ler's agency at Belleville, Ill, but the
names Of the Offices cannot be obtained
tonight. .a
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GheGntelliaereer.
The Democratic Nominee for the
Presidency.

We ventured TO express the opinion
Yesterday that Bristow and Thurman
we're the coming men as opposing Presi'
Dental candidates this summer. The
Cincinnati. Commercial thinks Thurman is
dead, but the New York Tina says that
there are many indications that the move
ment in his favor is gaining ground and
that It is being pushed with vigor mol
ouly iu the West but in come OF the
Eastern and Southern States a. well. 4he
Times thinks that
nj, too early to form an opinion OF the
probable ultimate result, but It ascertain
hat no candidate yet mentioned for the
Democratic nomination commands so
much strength at the present moment az
the veteran Ohio Senator. He himself
!, reported to have said that he regarded
HI. prospects as better than those OF any
other prominent candidate, and that he
vuold succeed in getting the nomination
The West and the East did not get TO
1uarrellng 10 the Convention, in which
c4,e new unknown man might be taken
up a. compromise. This view Of the
cs.e accOrds nearly enough with the facts
TO make it likely thatit Is entertained BY
Mr.. Thurman. The great dread OF that
gentleman is compromise candidate,
and he has done his best 10 make the
choice Of such one unnecessary by reduc-
,ns hls own course to as near the dead lev
el Of general inOifensiyeness aS Eas posi-
Bile ar.-.
The only question that is likely to
divide the Democracy in the St. Louis
Convention is in regard to the currency.
Upon this question, as the Times we'll says,
Mr. Thurman's position has been for
long tine growing constantly more dn-
bious.
"A. candidate, he would have leas
xeakness than any other Democrat that
can be named, considered solely with
reference to his availability. He ought
not to offend any faction, for he has
,triyen hard not to do so"
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KEG FACTORY BURNED.

A Gre tonight burned the Queen City
Keg Factory, SlS East Pearl street, own
ed BY Mauk L Fesch. The loss on stock
and machinery Is estimated at $4,000.
Insured in the National and Enterprise,
Of Cincinnati, 81 500 each; Globe, Cincin.
natl, Citizens, New Jersey, 81 200 each;
Union and Aurora, Cincinnati, $1,000
each; Amazon, $500; total, SIC, 900.
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Died.

ISpIASAroLs, April 2Q.-Richard G.
Duncan, well known telSgraPher, for
merly chief operator Of the indianapolis
and New oeleans Office, died at Battle
Creek, Mich, this morning.
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Qu1Scr, ILL.,, April 2O.-The steamer
Clinton struck a pier Of the Hannibal
bridge this evening, and it was feared
that a repetition Of the recent sad disaster
would occur. Nobody was injured, how.
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DIED.

Hon. Geo. j. Richardson died here to.
day. The deceased was n prominent
member OF the bar and was elected to the
Legislature in 1870. .......
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CoSsrASTtsoPLE, April 20.-In Hillah
and Bagdad from March 2s to April Lat
there were 2ll new cases Of plague, and III
deaths. The plague has made lA appear
anee on the lett bank of the rigress river.
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THE New York T'imes is hard on Here
ford as the Chairman Of the Committee
on Commerce. It observes that under
hi, auspices "the Ohio river" gets only
$4,000, while the "creeks and trout
stream, Of West Virginia" gets $4,000.
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Ten years asp Me-ar., Geo. P. ovell 4 Co e.
tabl shed IheIF adverti'i In, a4Gney In EeS York
Conducted BY Mr.. J0hn Hop :, Who wa the ant
10 20 lnI0 this bind u enterprise Nov they have
the aztfaeIiou Of c ntroIin4 U met extsnetve
and Complsie advertising e,nnegtoo Hhieh has
ever bern Securd, and one Viii b Foald Be hard J
pIs.Ible 10 any oti Or euun ~ hut this Th have
succeeded In Wut king dUwu mplsx hudnrs IAto
% lhuruu1hIy o. Hematle uGthVd that no ehangs
Ih o Eap1psr ~ tenn Of America Cad oSe.pe DO
tIca, Will the widest inf rmation upon all upte1
lnnrotIng to advei ti&rs Is pl.oed readily at the
disLosa, Of III publ c.
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WASHINGTON.
Denounced rs False.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-s. T. Snit has
published card denouncing as utterly
false the story connecting his name with
the alleged payment TO B. H. Bristow,
Secretary Of the Treasury Of $4,000 as
an inducement 10 aim to resign his posi-
tioE as U. s, District Attorney for KEN
tucky and to release bis (snit's) distillery.
AMENDMENTS AGREED TO.
The House Committee on Appropria.
tions have agreed to the following amend
ments TO the deficiency bill: Appropriate
ing So, 900 for the Black Hills Commis-
sion and about $4,000 for the expense Of
exhibiting articles belonging to the o. 8.
at the Centennial.