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another Meeting OF the Pennsyl'
yanIn lsaiirOaI stockholders.

PHILADELpHIA, March 2G.-Thestock-
holders Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
manifested q deeper interest to day 10
funding scheme than in the election for
Directors. Although there was quite an
active contest and considerable scratching
the polls opened at 10 o'clock and closed
at @. The ticket nominated by the Stock
holders Committee was a. follows: Taos.
A. Scott, Josiah Bacon, w. Morris, ]. n.
Kennedy, s. NJ. FELTON,, Alexander Biddle
N. Parker Shortridge, Henry d. Welsh,
Henry II. Phillips and D. b. Cummins.
This ticket, termed regular, was sue
cessfui. The higheat one ticket had voted
for him was 479 276 shares and the lowest
420, ,0i0 shares. Thomas Patter, who sub
mitted the minority report on funding
the scheme, received votes representing
66, ,652 shares, and A. ]. Derbyshire, di.
rector last year, and whose name was
taken of Of the stockholders ticket, was
complimented with votes represents
ing 1894 shares. The funding
plan was approved for adopting the
reso luton on the creation Of the trust as
recommended in the majority report Of
the committee 375,299 shares; for the
adoption OF the resolution on the creation
OF the trust as recommended in the minor
ity report 105,s85 shares. The largest
number OF shares ever voted at any pre-
yious election OF the company was 2S4,'
900. Last year only l25, 900 shares were
voted
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Sam. TiIden's Taxes-Poinis De-
ciied Against Him-The Case
Likely 20 so 10 the supreme

SOuTs.
New York, March 26.-Judge Bla,ch.
ford, OF the U. s. District Court, gave his
decision to-day in the suit Of tue United
States against ex Governor Samuel j,
Tildeu, to recover Bome Sl5O,00O Of in
come taxes, alleged to be due the Gov.
ernment by defendant, Snit, 1t will be
remembered, was brought in the U. s.
District Conr, when Mr. Tilden was the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency,
and it was alleged was only brought for
political purposes. The counsel for Til
den set up a demurrer, and the case was
argued at great length. "'t4
Judge Blaichford's decision is quite
long, and cites innumerable authorities
the principal Of which are the U. s. Su'
preme Courts decisions in the Dollar
Savings Bank case and the Rhode Island
case, lately decided by the Supreme
Court. He sustains defendants demurrer
ITO the first count in complaint on The
ground that in the year covered by this
count Mr.. Tilden had made return OF his
income and paid aitax on such return. on
the other eleven counts In the complaint
he sustains the plaintiffs, the United
States, In their demurrer to the answer oi
the defence, holding virtually that the
government was not bound by the action
Of the United States Assessor "a its agent
and that Tildsn was required to make
himself 4 return OF his income which he
had not done. The case ia now to proceed
to trial by the Jury on the question OF tht
amount Cf income Of Mr.. Tilden during
the years in which he made no return
himself. In three years Mr.. Tilden al
lows the United States Assessor to make
the return and paid the tax on such re-
turn together With the penalty Of i've pei
cent, but this court holds that it was no
sufficient rs will be seen BY the decision
above. Itis more than probable that Mr.
Tilden's counsel will appeal the case Il
the United States Supreme Court.
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ROOFING.
TE CIRCUIT cougr oa1o COUNTY, WEST
i Virginia. Mach Rults, 1873.
Francis D. chaplIno
N chancery.
MO,esw. ch,pllas's Executor, De

Aoes w. Chsphaes Executor, De
Whereas, on the 2sth day Of Pebruary, 1873, O
writ Of fclre iAtIus was issued out OF tho Clerks
Office Of the Cireuit Court Of Ohio county aeainst
the defendants In ihs foregoing suit, the object Of
which aid witt Is 10 revive certain decree made
and entered in the foregoing cause on the 9th day
Of March, 1865, In favor Of Alexander q Chapllne
against the belIs At Law Of Moss W. Chaplins de-
ceased, which s1id writ was Ietnmablc 10 March
Rules, 1878, OF slil Court aud the further object
Of the revival ot said decree being TO subject the
real estate belonging to the o. ate Of aid Moses W.
Chapllne, deeealed TO the paymtnt Of aid deeret.
and It appearing BY the SHERIFF. return of said wit
aud an affidavit hied herein, that the following de-
fendants are non-residents Of tho StatS Of West
Virginia, to-Rie Mary A., Pomeroy, Elisabeth q.
Potts, Maria Louisa Lawrence, Mo,ei W. thApltne,
Jane q stanton, Fred Stanton, AlphopIo Tilden,
husband Of Sophll T. Tildsn, deceased: Charles
Tilden, hsif at law Of sophia T. nldOn, deceased.
Harry 11iden, infant heir at law ol sophia T I'll.
den, deceased; Fannie ChApline. Be1e Chspllne
aud Charles Chapllne, infant heirs NJ lag Of VII
liam II. Chlpllne, deceased; Josephine J. Pheby,
Thomas Phsby, Henry Meltille 5pear, husband
Of Anna @. kpeir, dec,ased; Anna Melville spear,
infant hsir At Law Of Amnl G. spear, deeelstd;
Minnie Rnbblns and koEepa Robbins, infant heirs
at law Of RoWenA G. Robbins dote tsed, notice 10
hereby Eiyen said non.reaident defendants 70 np-
neAr at April hules, 1878, Of said Court, and do
what Is necessary to project their interests hertin
Te.le, SAMUEL B. McC0LL0Ck, Clerk.
GEO. P, LiNcH solicitor for Alexander II. Cbpp-
llne's Administrator OF al. nlf7-1h
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Attempt 10 Lynch a Murderer.

Topeka, Ks, March 26.-About 25
men appeared at the Jail in this city at 2
o'clock this morning. Only two entered
at frat, one OF them stating that he was
the Sheriff Of Waubaumer county and had
prisoner TO put in jail. The jailor knew
that the Sheriff had told him he could not
come in and refusing to leave commenc-
ed to Gre at him. At once about twenty
men poured into the jail and a good
many shots were fred on both sides. one
Of the assailants was carried of wounded
and the party retired. There are vari-
Gus theories as 10 their intention, but 1t
generally believed they were after True,
the murdered OF Rev Walport, in Potlo-
watomie county. True Is in Jail, his
trial having gons over at the late term Of
Court. 1t 10 believed tho mob intended
10 hang him, ass
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A Chanee For PrnIt Yet.

cfScrsNArI, March 2G.-Advices from
a number oflocalities in the Ohio Valley
aud the Lower Lake region indicate that
owing TO the fact that there had been no
rains the past week or more, the severe
cold weather on Sunday evening and
Monday has not utterly destroyed the
fruit crops as was feared, at least in
Ohio Valley. In the northern portions
in many instances the crops are severely
damaged. H
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TerribIe Dynamite Explosion.

BALTIMORE, March 26.-An explosion
Of dynamite occurred on the line OF the
Gun Powder Water Works at Monte
Bello, two miles from the city, this
morning, instantly killing NJ. o'Rourke
boss OF The workmen, and fatally wound.
ing several others. o'Rourke had one
lex torn from the body, both arms broken
and his face terribly lacerated. John
Lyon, an assistant, was terribly injured
and Patrich Gallighan, aged 10, fatally
wnnpdad
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BALTIMORE CRY owns three and hall
millions Of the stock OF the Baltimore &
Ohio road, John ". Garrett one and hall
millions and Johns Hopkins estate one
aud one. fourth millions. II is now said
that the road did not earn Its last semi an
nual dividend OF three per cent. Whether
II will declare one in April remains to be
seen. Every effort Ia being made to re-
duce expenses. Sometime ago the Com
pany took ten per cent of the salaries o.
its a,tornies along with the rest of iti
employees.
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a BIg Proficiency.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-A meeting Of the
Methodist Ministers Of the north weAt
was held to-day, and report was sub
miited by the management Of the 6arrst
Biblical Institute showing that the en-
dowment fund comes some $500, ,00O
short Of maintaining the Instituiion. A
committee was appointed to consider q
plan for raising the deficiency aud 10 re,
port 10 q subsequent meeting.
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ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March 26.-1n the Senate
House bill requiring Prosecuting Attor.
neys 10 obtain consent OF the court before
entering nolie PROSE gui in criminal cases.
Senate bill making IL q penitentiary Of.
fense for male school teachers TO have
criminal intercourse with female pupils,
even with their consent, were passed.
A message received from the Governor
nominating Senator ]. l. Jackson 10 be
trustee OF the Soldiers Orphans Home,
vice Ewing resigned. The nomination
was confirmed. .9r
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BUSINESS EnBARRAssnESTs.

ClsctssArr, March 26.-J.M. HOcklsr,
banker, Of Lexington, Ky, Suspended
yesterday. Liabilities SlS2,000; assets
S75 600 to $4,000. Logan Hockler has
also failed. Liabilities 100000; assets
$4,000.
BosToS, March 2s.-LoekwOod, Brooke
4 Co., book publishers, have suspended.
Liabilities Si20, 900.
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The Dea,,f Of naior wilson.

Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
SAN ANTONIO, TfxAs, March 2G.-L,st
Friday Captain R. P. Wilson, command
log Fort McGayitt, was seriously injured
by the accidental explosion Of a shot gun,
and he died to day. His body will be
transferred to Wheeling, W. Va. where
his relatives live, for interment. Captain
Wilson was noble man and brave and
efficient soldier. 49,.
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NEW YORK.

HALF A MILLION FIRE ON CANAL STREET
new YORK.
NEw YoRK, March ga FIRE broke
out this morning in six.story marble
front building, Nos. 260 to 267 Canal
street. The flames spread with rapidity
and third alarm for FIRE engines was
sent out, when after two hours Of hard
labor the FIRE was got under control.
The following is list OF the losses and
insurance: The building was owned by
E s. Higgins. The frat floor and base
meut was occupied by A. Coffin, dealer in
notions and hosiery; loss, S65, 900; insur.
anCe, $4,000. Thesecond floor, Nos. 26l
and 263, was occupied by Cohen, Ball q
Co., clothiera; loss, $3.50, 600; insurance,
100000. The second aoor, Nos. 2e5 and
267, was occupied by Hill Bros., dealers
iu millinery goods; loss, Sl00, 900; insur.
ance s75, 600. The loss on the building
Is $1,000 insurance, $4,000.
The building Is one Of the finest on that
part Of the street and was erected ten or
twelve years ago by Higgins for his own
use US carpet warehouse. The fire must
have been smouldering for some hours,
as shortly after It's discovery the flames
broke forth with uncomfortable fury
from the upper story IN the centre OF the
row and at one time threatened the de-
struction OF the entire block. Dozens OF
streams OF water were poured into the
siructure, until the firemen seeing that IL
was impossible TO save II, turned their
attention towards saving the contiguous
buildings. The upper part OF the entire
structure, Nos. 26l, lG3, 265, 267, on Ca.
nal street, was gutted, the front and rear
walls alone standing.
E. I. RileyB restaurant on Broadway
was damaged TO the amount OF $50, 900 by
the Gre tllis morning; insured. The other
occupants OF the building damaged in the
aggregate $40, 900.
PHILADELPHIA LOSSES.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2G.-The loss
causGd by last nights Gre At 4th and
Cherry streets Is estimated at about
Ss00600.
Sr. LOUIS, March 2G.-The livery stable
OF Thos. P. Russell & Son, 1903 Frank
lin avenue, was destroyed by ERE this
morning. Loss $4,000.
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Rohhrrs I,lnntihetl.

NEw YoRK, March q. John Robert,
VIM. Bartlett and Geo, Martin, charged
with robbing Warren Lane, cashier ol
the Planet MilIs, Brooklyn, on Saturday,
we're identified more fully to-day. Keep
er Shenley, Of the Penilentiary. recog-
niEed Roberts as hazing left The Peniten'
tiary two weeks ago. lie was sent uE
for robbipg the Williamsburg Bank.
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Must Pay Interest on Their

New ORLEANS, March 26.--Judge Nun.
roe, Of the Third District Court, has rem
dered a decision against the city and In
favor Of the Southern Bank, compelling
the city authorities to levy a tax Of $3.50. !.
900 per annum to pay the interest on
their consolidated bonds. About four
years Of back taxes are due on these
bonds. The csse will doubtless be ap-
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Temperance People Happy.

Nsw YoRK, March 26.--The National
Temperance Society rejoice in the pas
sage, by the United States Senate, Of a
bill ior a National Committee OF Inquiry
concerning the alcohol liquor traffic and
earnestly request the concurrence Of abe
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weather indications.
y WAH UKFAUIuENTV
oyHCE oV TIN CTHKy assAL 0yTlGRG.
WAsHls9Toa, D. C., March 2i-i a. N. J

For Tennessee and The Oslo Valley,
warmer aud clear weather followed BY
increasing cloudiness and rain areas
South winds and falling barometer, fol-
loved at the west stations by arising
barometer and colder northwest winds.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, with rain areas
southeast winds and falling barometer.
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Bonds Recovered.

New YoaK, March GA Petersburg
dispatch says the arrest Saturday Of the
four New York robbers has already re.
suited in the recovery Of Mr.. Yonngs
bonds 70 the amount Of $3.50. 600.
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EVANSVILLE, March 26.- Weather
clear. River 10 6.1o feet and falling
Business active.
81. LOUIS, March 26.-Arrived Elem,
ing, Pera, Lady Lee, Peoria, Rob Roy
Keokuk; Futute City, New Orleans; St
Geneyieve, Memphis.I Departed City O.
Vicksburg, yicksburg; Rob Roy, Keo-
kuk; Lady Lee, Peoria; Future City, New
Orleans.
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senbonrd Pine Limo.

BurrAIo, N. Y, March 2s.-The citi.
zens in mass meeting last night urged
the passage by the Legislature Of q BILL
authorizing general pipe line 70 con.
meet the petroleum wells with the sea
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WIN. NJ TWeeu anu INC VUurts'
New York, March 26.--William NJ.
Tweed was taken 10 Court as q witness
for the city, o-day. He declined TO an:
swer, and 10 explanation read paper
stating, by the advice Of counsel, that he
will give no evidence or information fol
the State or city until the promise made
by the officials Of both to liberate him, or
condition Of giving testimony, be fulfilled
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Filth Victim of the Magenta Ex.
DlOhiOn.

NEW YORK, March 26.-william Flem-
Ing, who was injured by the explosion or
board the river boat Magenta on Satur'
day, died last night, making the 9th
death, BURGLARS Constant and two boys
are missing since the disaster.
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GERMANY.
change Of ministers.

BERLIN, March 2G.-Dr. Achenbach,
Prussian Minister Of Commerce and Pub
lie Works, resigned yesterday. The Ma
tional Gasette confirms the report that
Herr Hobrecht, Chiet Bnrgomaster Of
Berlin, has accepted the Ministry Of
France.
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Bosrox, March 26-The frat annual
bench show Of dogs under the auspices q
The Massachusetts, Kennell Club opened
here to day. About seven hundred spe-
cimens are on exhibition embracing en-.
tries from various points Of the United
States and from Eugland aud Canada.
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anicitleti MIth Rifle.

NAsuv1E1E, March GA special tc
the American from Huntington states that
Elyirs, daughter Of Squire Elijah Scales
Of that place, shot herself through the
heart with rifle by applying her foot tc
the hammer.
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Marine Intelligence.

Lospos, March 2e.-The United States
ship supply, from New York with ex.
hibih for the approaching International
Exposition At Paris, arrived at Hayfe on
Saturday.
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REPORT on THE BANKRUPT LAW,

REPORT ON THE BANKRUPT LAW.
Mr.. Christiancy from the Committee on
the Judiciary, said he was directed by Il
majority OF the committee to report back
the bill 10 repeal the bankrupt law. He
said an honest effort had been made In the
committee for sometime past 10 80 amend
the law that it would be satisfactory TO
the public, but there was such conflict
Of opinion that it was impossible to agree
upon the amendments. Several members
OF the committee who did not favor re.
peal consented that the bill should be re-
ported without recommendation. Placed
on the calandar.
Attn expiration Of the morning hour
the Senate resumed the consideration Of
the Pacific Railroad sinking iand bill and
Mr.. Merrimon spoke in favor Of the bill
reported by the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Merrimon having concluded, Mr.
Hill took the floor with the understand
ing that he speak tomorrow upon the
bill, and with the consent OF Mr.. Thur
man it was laid aside, and retains its place
ss unfinished buSiness.
Mr.. Mathews said when he addressed
the Senate few days ago on the funding
bill he gave notice thai he would move
the bill reported by the Committee on
Railroads as q substitute for that report.
ed by the Committee on the Judiciary,
and he now submitted that motion.
Mr.. Window called up the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill aud said he
was prepared to go on with ii to-day, but
at the request OF Senator Hamlin, chair.
man Of the COMMITTEES on Foreign Rsla-
tons, he had concluded to let it go over
till tomorrow.
Mr.. Wallace, from the Committee on
Finance, reported favorably on Senate
bill for the relief OF John W. Douglass.
Placed on the calendar. 1t appropriates
81, ,s65 to reimburse him from loss by the
robbery Of Deputy White, Collector Of In.
ternal Revenue from the 10Th District OF
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Wallace also reported from the
Committee on Foreign Relations with
amendments Hou.e bill supplementary TO
the act Of March 5, 1859, TO carry into Of.
feet the convention between the United
States and China. and to give the Court
Of Claims Jurisdiction in certain cases.
Placed on the calendar.
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The a,rnnd pune md the snltan.

San srRFAso, March 26.-The Grand
Duke Nicholas with suit Of twenty will
proceed tomorrow in the imperial yacht
Livadia 10 visit the Sultan, who will i'm,
mediately return the visit at one Of the
palaces placed at the Grand Dukes dis.
posal, or on board the Liyadia,
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The revenue officers report having
broken up eleven illicit distilleries In
Putnam and White counties eince the 18th
inst. -f+
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HARTFORD, March 2G.-George Rob
erts, President Of the Hartford Carpet
company is dead.
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The operatives at Fall River, Mass,
are urging the manufacturers 70 reduce
the houri Of labor instead Of the wages.
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A Vienna correspondent ssys that a
reconstruction OF the Triple Alliance Is
preparing for the purpose Of opposing
the British policy. To this end, says the
correspondent, Russia Ia oferiug Austria
every concession, and he believes that the
negotiations will succeed. From other
advices this seems to be an exaggerated
pro.Russian view. Austria's objections
are to the whole Treaty Of San Stefano.
Another Vienna correspondent says;
This Government seems 10 be Of the
opinion that the differences remaining
between England and RUSSIA are those Of
form other than Of principle and ought
not to be bar to the meeting Of The
Congress. Sir Henry Elliott, British
Ambassador, had long interview with
Count Andrassy on Sunday, by appoint
ment, and in all probabilities there was
an exchange Of ideas on this subject Of
paramount importance. There is no doubt
but Russia is making strong effort TO
avert the possibility Of an Anglo.A Austrian
alliance before giving England final
answer. The Government store houses
are so crowded with war material under
the recent contracts that storage has been
secured in the warehouse atthe Victoria
docks and on other whArves.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
A semi-Tsst Vote on the Tariff
Question in the House.
The Nova Scotia Fisheries -sena.
tor Blaine Discusses the Award
ofthe Fish Commission.
A Costly Bit of Diplomacy Mil
lions Of Money for a Few
Small Fishes.
SENATE.
WAsHISaros, March %

The House joint resolution to prescribe
the time for the payment OF the tax on
distilled Spirits was passed as it came
from the House,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The Peace Question from q Brit.
fish Standpoint-The Times ON
How Russia Ought to See IL.

fish Standp0tnt-The Times on
How Russia Ought to See IL.
LONDON, March 26.-The final answer
from st. Petersburg to Englands ques.
tion whether the entire treaty OF San Sta.
fano will be submitted to Congress, Is
anxiously awaited.
The Times expressed the opinion that
the more prudent Russian statemen, even
the Gar himself, ought to be ready 70
smooth the way for the assenblage Of
Congress. The contention Of our govern
ment Is justified, 10 substance, BY Ea-
rope, and though the remaining objection
Is not one which ought to be fatal, it ia
by Russia rather than by US, that the OBJ.
lection ought, 10 strict justicce, to be re.
moved. The preponderating opinion
at the capitals Of the Great Pow
ers seems to be that Russia will re.
fuse, and that this will render the sit
uation very critical, in consequence
Of the presence OF the British fleet in the
sea Of Marmora and the position Of the
Russians about Constantinople. But that
II no unforeseen incident or complication
arises from these circumstances war may
be avoided, and after q period Of suspense
damaging TO all the powers fresh pro-
posal for u conference or congress will be
brought forward under different forms
with the hope Of success. fhe position
Of Austria ia source Of much anxious
curiosity.
semi-official organs have declared the
treaty Of San stefano utterly unaecepta-
BILE, but the fact is equally certain that
Austria don't support England's demand
concerning the form Of ia submission to
the Congress. Various explanations Of
the latter feature Of Austria's policy arc
given.
REcossrRucrios OF THE TRIPLE ALI
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FIRE RECORD.

NEWPORT, R. l., March 20..-A FIRE in
the officers quarters at Fl. Adams, caused
loss Of SOS, 900.
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The Hoase Committee on Tudiau Al
fairs has agreed 10 substitute the Senate
bill for the bill in the House, authorizing
The President 10 make 8 treaty with the
Ute Indians Of Colorado, they surrender.
log their reservations 10 Colorado and
concentrating on one reservation on the
White river.
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REcIpTIoN COMMITTED

The Vice President was authorized by
the Senate to-day to appoint committee
to receive at New York the body OF the
late Capt Leonard aud escort 1t to West
Chester, Pa,