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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-07
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

Once, Iivening News, Augusta, Ca.
DR.. TUTT: Dear Sr-My little son, attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with 4
violent cough, that lasted till within a month SINCE
for the of which am indebted toyour valuable
Expectorant. 1 had tried most every thing recon-
mended, but did any good until used your FIX
pectorant, one bottle of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly
JOHN Nj, VEHICLE.
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.

Memphis, EeD., ii, 1871.
Dr. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough When commenced ta-
king your Expectorant was reduced to one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. had tried almost
everything had terrible night sweats. Ihave taken
half dozen bottles The night sweats have left me,
the cough has disappeared, and Ihave gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. Irecommendit to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
GRIMES AND oASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SUICIDE OF A wATCHMAN.
W-ORLEANs, ApTil 12.-Frederick nmcr,
night watcman Of the Citizens Dank committed suicide TO-
RAILROAD EEGINE EER RUN oVEI"
NEw-URLEANs, April 12.-Davld CraWIord an
neer on Morgans Rairoa fell from MS engine ana was
run over and killed to-day.
KILLED BY HIS OWN HAND. - ,,,,,..
AUnIRN n. Y, April 12.-Llewe.lvn Z; Mhte
so himself through head Thnrsday last ana ded To-
day ne was only twenty-five years DID,
~ NOHED FOR A MURDER COMMITTED fOUh
YEARS AGO. - -,
NEw-ORLRANs, April 12-J. Tucker colored
charged with the murder Abo Frazer In 1910 was taken
f lail M Creensburg Helena Parrish SUNDAY morning.
nv nfteen men and shot TO death.
poIsUNED BY MISTAKE ,
NEw.EdYPT, N. j., April 12.-Wllllam OnainDels
Aftv years old drank saturday solution OF
ennnoslng that something else he ued yestee
daV morning leaving large family
A MUSICIAN WITH ONE WIFE TOO MANY
RIcHuoNp. Va, April 12.-H. I, Bennett was
IN this city to-day for bgnmY and vas
three years the Penentary He n an aAf
clan aud had wives IN Baltimore aud hchmohd.
ApARIN0 WESTERN BURGLARY -
CHICAGO April 12.--At Nelnnls WIS., early oun.
a.. ornnF three masked burglars beat Afs L. Coates
nf insenEibty rnnsaoked her house and maze ON win
- 9oo worth Of dinmonds watches andJewefy.
A1RAIoNFD FOR NUMBERING NJ G. WASHER
NEWTON n. j., April 12.-ln the sussex county
orf 10 day Jud ge Mago prealdnR Clarence Sohn
srk ami peter Kano aTraiGnea on ndgtmon cnark
s hsn Win the murier OF Melaqcthon WasneE New.
toe PebruaTy ie Last Al pleaded not say. the uiA
Set down tor Aag -
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THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS.

TIE CONVENTION CALLS FOR SENATOR KELLoGGS
sEAT-GEHERAL HANCOCK IHE FAvORITE.
NEw-ORLEANs, April 12.-The Democratic
State Convention to nominate delegates TO CucinnAti
met this morning, Observation-Disclosures McEuery acting
as temporary chairman
Resolutions we're adopted declaring that the Democ-
racy of Louisiana ar with the deepest reZre that
certain Democratic members OF the United States sen
ate have objection to and placed obstacles IN the
way Of the adoption OF the majority report OF the Com
ittee ON Privileges and Elections In the matter OF tbe
Illegal and fraudulent claim Of william Pitt kellogg,
who no occupies scat in that body Justly and legally
due to II. NJ Spofford
Tue reso further urge upon all Democratic Sen
ators to Mr. spodod aud thank Mr. JONAS for ms
of the State due and legal atation upon the
1oOr of the Senate. -
Five hundred and three delegates were present. Tho
convention decided for the election of three delegates
from each Congressional district. resolution was
adopted favOring General W s Hancock for President
the delegates however, To 20 unnsructed except 20
vote as tue majority thereof decide, and also for
the maintenance OF the two-ihirds rule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MILLION DOLLARS OF HORSES.
LEXINGTON. KY, April 12.-rhoroughbreds and
troers exhibited at the annual show to-day 70 the
value OF nearly million dollars,
THE PURITY OF CLERGYMAN PROVED,
NORWICH, Conn.,, April 12.-The charges against
the Rev Dearing at the Providence Conference have
NOT been sustained. Report was made to-day.
A NEW JUDGE IN NEWJER9EY.
TRENTON. N. j.. April 12.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Cole Of sussex County JUDGE Of the Court OF
ErruFs Appeals IN the place Of Judge Lily deceased
AN IcE-BoUND GRAIN FLEET
CHICAGO, April 12.-The large feet Of grain
vessels which LETT for the lower akes sro detained
The straits Of Macklnao few managed % get
through yesterday and last night.
wEsroN's WALK AGAINST TIME.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 11.-WestOn completed
hs night at IL o'clock With OF 8g5 mes
He much troubled With vertigo during the walk
which eceounts for his low sccfe.
HUGE SALES OF oLEOMARGARINE
CEIcAGo, April 12.-in suit now pending here
pounds ct oleomzrEiine cold IN
iis country aanaay has Just SseI G SsoHght out The com
PAv0RIS0 THE LETTER EXPRESS BUSINESS.
SAN Francisco April 12.-Slnce tho frat notice
OF discontinue
sxprea baalnsa q wel Fargo Co. eo1ae goo newspapsFs
Pacific slope have come " hena joining 10 unanimous
protest against the proposition.
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inspecting officers. After O'Clock could be easily
awakened bv q call. The transOm over my door was
open that night should have responded 10 call rom
Cadet Whitaker room. IL repeated have not been
awakened by tho inspecting officer since week ago
Saturday Whitaker had not recovered c0nscOusneSS
when turned out the gas"
At the conclusion of his testimony, Hodgson. who is
from GeOrga, said that in giving his testimony nc had
not been influenced by prejudice against Whitaker
because OF his race.
During the afternoon, Simpson, the bath tender,
brought into Court and handed 10 the Recorder two
leaves from che recOrd-bOok of tho baths which was
kept by hs son. Louis Simpson, the suspected confeder
ate OF Whitaker. This win be submitted to Mr. GayeE
for comparison with the note Of warning.
Assistant Unitedstates DstreAttoIney Flero arrived
at 9 O'Clock, Immediately joined Mr. GaYier. he
enid he had entirely Independently OF tue inquiry
The offence being committed United States territory
within his jurisdiction. He might benefit by the
researches of the Court but wOud Investigate the mat
ter separately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA.
A STATEMENT BY SECRETARY RvARTS-EFFOhi0
TO RESTRICT CHINESE IMMIGRATION.


A STATEMENT By SECRETARY KvARTS-EFFohIS
TO RESTRICT CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The President TINS
afternoon sent to the message In response 70
the resolution Of the House Of the 18th OF February a
on the subje,t Of negotiations concernipg tho inmgra
ton OF Chinese report - the Secretary OF state 70
whom the matter was referred by the President acco
panied the message.
The report of Secretary Evarts says:
No information has yet been received which enapies
me to say more that our representations nave ueo
accepted In an amcable spirit aud with Iespcctui
alteration and that satisfactory solution can DO
ably anticipated from the negotiations hus haa
In progress. No correspondence on tnls suYeGt naS
been had with the Government OF Great BrHhln: noa
does it seem that 1t would be either useiu or n
20 Omen such correspondence until the results Oi tn
negotiations with China more dcnnely de ~
as fhe only object of such correspondence would DC III
reference 10 csrtan practical regulations at Hong Kong,
which is the chief point OF departure Tor Immigrants
from China. ...-.-,,.,oo
While, therefore, in consequence OF the interruption
OF Minister Stewards residence at Pekng una tne in,
trinsic gravity and difficulty OF the suect no treaty
has yet been concluded nor the extent TO wheh co
curfence ween the two Gov rnnonts may DC
pated has yet been ascertained sui preparation mas
been laid for definite and conclusive disposition OF ne
matter under the auspices 0fthe Diplomatic Colnms
TO which the subject Is intended TO be committed IN
this position Of the incomplete negotiations, IL mani
testify seems incompatible with the public interests W
make public the pending correspondence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
ACTION OF THE DIsTRICT-ATroRNEY.

Assistant United States District-AttOrney
Fero left city yesterday afternoon for West Pontto
watch the proceedings IN the Whitaker cadet case In be-
half Of the Government Section 534s OF the Revised
Statutes reads: &" Every person who within any OF
the places upon the land under the exclusive
jurisdiction OF the United States maliclously
of the car out disables the tongue. puts
out eye Sits the nOse cuts or the nose or lip OF cuts
Of or dsabies any limb member Of any person with
intent 10 main dshgure such person shall be In.
prisoned hard labor not more than seven years ana
fined not than 81 900" Under this statute the
Federal law has the right to interfere, and Mr Flero
has gone to West Point 70 watch tho proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
THE WEST POINT MYSTERY.

SUPERINTENDENT GAYLER IN THE CASE
THE NOTE OF WARNING ExAMISED-THE MAN THAI
TRACKED GENTLEMAN JoE"-FURTHER TEs-
TIdONY.
Superintendent James Gayler, of the New-forK
Post Office, was sworn an expert in the WhittaAer
inquiry at West Point yesterday, and took mum
Der of specimens of cadet handwriting TO compare
with the note of warning received by Wmttaker.
Cadet Burnett finished his testimony and Cadet
Hodpson gave further particulars about the finding
of Whitaker Assistant United States Distriot-At-
torney Fier0 went to West Point yesterday TO IN
vestigate the matter independently OF the Court Oh
Inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
MR. EDMUNDS NOT A CANDIDATE.
HR ASKS THAT HIS NAME RE NOT PRESENTED TO
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

HR ASKS THAT HIS NAME RE NOT PRESENTED TO
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNF.l
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Edmunds has
left no doutt in the minds of those of his Senatorial
associates who have conversed with him in regard
to the matter that he is not candidate for Presi-
Dental honors, and that the mention of his name Ill
connection with the candidacy is exceedingly DIS
tasteful TO him.
The Vermont friends Of the Senator suggested to
a representative in Congress from that State that
he accept the leadership of the Vermont delegation
to Chicago in order present and press the name OF
Senator Edmunds for the consideration of the Con-
ventlon. This gentleman said to Senator Edmunds:
"If you desire it will co." MY only wish," re-
plied the Senator, us that II you do 60 1t shall be
to make it known that my name Is not TO be pre-
sented to the Convention"
That lie would make an exceedingly strong can
dldate is admitted on all hands. but that he s not
pains to inquire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIEs IN KINGS COUNTY.

Primary elections were held last evening in
the twenty-five wards Of Brooklyn and the FIVE towns OF
Kings County choose delegates to the Assembly Dis
trict Conventions. which will tomorrow evening
elect delegates TO the Democratic State Convention
No contests reported, the primaries passing Of
with tho smOOhness which marks the operations O the
Mclaughlin machine when It is ~ good working order.
The ca for the primaries Issued by the General Com
mttee stated that the polls would be open from TO 8
O'clock but at 630 the of the delegates from th8
Seventeenth Ward had been teegraphed 10 the Police
HEADQUARTERS
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PROBABLE SENATORIAL INVESTIGATION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Logan's
absence to-day prevented vote upon the resolution
calling for Information in regard to the outrage upon
Cadet Whitaker &C West Point.
Several Senators have expressed 1.-THE opinion To-
day that the resolution IL not broad enough In its TERMS
and that the subject Of such grave Importance es to
merit Investigation by special committee OF the
Senate. 1t is not Improbable that motion 10 SET sucn
Investigation foot will be introduced IN tne Senate
The inquiry now In progress under the direction OF
General Schoeld is watoned with very great interest
One Senator remarked to-day that. judging from the
published proceedings the victim OF the outrage s him.
self being tried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
VAIN EFFORTS FOR DEMOCRATIC UNION.

The Committee of Twenty-one, of the Dem
oeratic Union, met yesterday at ex-Judge spencer's
Office to consult relative the communications received
from Taminany Hail aud Irving Hall. The chairma1
E. Elery Anderson. said the question whether it
was tudcious 10 recommend sending committee to tine
State Convention to set forth the condition Of the party
in this city, or to recommend that primaries be hold and
delegates chosen 10 the State Convention. After
discussion the motion to recommend holding primaries
was put 10 vote and resulted III tie. The chairman
then gave the casug In It's favor The following
committee on primaries appointed: l.. EllerY
Auderson, John Hardy. Robert A. Van Wyek. Bryan
Reilly, John HAYES. Nelson Smith, George r. LangDein
and JOhu T. BaZeley.
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GRANT NOT NOW so STRONG.
ACbANGE OF OPINION GOING on

CHANGE OF OPINION GOINd ON'
THE THIRD.TERM MOVEMENT STRONG IN WASHING
TON BECAUSE POPULAR SENTIMENT has BEEN
Observation-Disclosures TRUTH NOW BECOMING
KNowN-INCIDENTs NEWBORN.
1t is reported from Washington that the move
ment for the denomination of General Grant Is
considered to be growing weaker every day. 1t
is estimated that the nomination of Grant on
the first ballot at Chicago is not now practical
BILE. The agitation for third term Is strong in
Washington, but politicians are learning that
popular sentiment on this subject has not been
correctly understood by them and the Grant
BOOM" which reached Its elimination just
after the Utica convention, is now growing
fainter. Ex-Governor FentoD says that he
believes Grant would be weak candi-
date. The new Republican Central Cam
paign Club was organized In this city last night,
and adopted anti-third term resolutions. Ex-
Senator Henderson, of Missouri, addressed the
Sherman Club, and Albert Stickney the lnde-
pendent Republicans. The Democratic Union
decided to hold primaries. A call has been
issued for Republican conference at Albany
on April 81 to consider means for averting the
denomination of General Grant and for securing
Republican success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
THE BULL DOMINGO MINING SUIT
[BY rELEGRArH TO TIE TRIBuYE.l

DENVER, Col, April 12.-In the case of s..
c. scbaerr against the Bui Domingo Minc Judge Hal
let decided today that sehaeers bill and affidavit
showed be was entitled quarter interest n the prop
erty and whether his 0nefOurth interest to be in
the mine or in the OF the company he entitled
to equitable relief. The Court remarked however that
the property was now IN possession OF corporation
title after this sut, aud that supplementary
bin mnst be filed making the corporation n defendant
TO the bill. He also called for statement OF the orc
extracted When his order ~ complied with he will
hear Application for on Injunction and receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
An AMERICAN COALING STATIOM

PANAMA, April 3.-Ihe Star and Herald
says; Tue United States steamer AdAmst Is reported
has formally established ooang station At the Colo
Duoe nnd M an earnest Of the sincerity Of the project
Ave tons Of coal haVo been deposited on shore" The
same Journal says tnaG the territory IN Questlon rs
cat,n.d bnth by Colombia and COSTA Rlca. and says
Tbe whole affair Is involved In mystery, aud We must
await the or xplanHtlo from WashIukton."
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term out In the Senate. Judge Spoftorfs sup
norters took the matter into for the purpose
of whipping IN Senators who thought there was
legal principle involved in the matter, and whose
votes were not to be depended upon IN support OF
the Hill programme. when It shonld come TO nnal
action. Having failed after three days OF earnest
conference secure the result they sought ures
rather than submit to absolute defeat In their own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
ANTI-TAMNANY PRIMARIES.

The Irving Hall Democrats held primary
elections last night In the election districts throughout
the city, aud chose delegates 10 the Assembly District
Conventions which meet tomorrow evening. TO select
delegates TO the Democratic State Con ventiOn. The
elections passed 0 quietly far could be learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
MIR. LoRILLARDS GERALDINE DEAD.

LONDON, April 12.--The Sportsmdn this
morning announces that Mr. p. Loriilards threeyear
old lay Ally Geraldine, by Saxon out OF Girl Of the
period broke her bach while exercising 5aturday
and was Immediately put ont OF her misery. Geraldine
,vaa entnred for sc yeral races this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-13
THE NEW FRENCH CABLE

LONDON, April 12.-Tbe steamer Pouyer-
Queriier will probably leave PenIanoe early tomorrow
and land the shore the Channel line oi
,ha pau, Frsnnh cable and will Immediately proceed to
pay out the remaining twenty-slK mica Ihe weatner
continues favorable. Z
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RUMORS OF ADUEL.

PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-There is rmor
IN this city, apparently wellfOunded that
duel took place to-day between two welEknoWn
gentlemen of this city, but neither the cause
inn,Obt II s suppOsed that the are connected
with tue Manes-L ock v God quarrel.
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YIELDING TO BISMARCK.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE Bundesrath has
adopted a resolution proposed by Representative on
Bavarie declaring that receps for post once remit
,onces sba be liable to stamp duty thus reverSng the
vote OF March g. which led to the resignation OF Prince
Bamafck
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THE GREAT BURMAH MASSACRE.

LONDON, April 12.-The TOO men, boys
girls priests ana foreigners sacrificed at aandaIay Tor
tho restoration of the Kings health, were buried alive
o, " hnrpcdu aR previously stated-under the towers
of the city walls. The deed was done to appease the
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A GRANT MAss.MEETING.

CHICAGO, H., April 12.-Arrangements have
been made for monster Grant masHmeetiDg here or
Thursday next at tho Central MnSic Hail. Over S6O(
has raised to detay the expenses OF the demon
btrati0n.
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THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN ENDING.
MoRE NEW PEERS TO BE MADE-THE RESULT IN
IRELAND.
The following members have been returned:


IRELAND
LONDON. Tuesday, April 49, 1880.
The following members have been returned:
For County Wexford, Messrs. J. Barry and Byrne
(Ome BuleTsl have been elected receiving 307o ana
$50 votes respectively, and defeating Mr. 9ibo0n
U,onservativel and Chevaer OClery (Home knlefD;
who received $40 and 457 votes respectively Colonel
besn returned for Lancashire North Patrlck l. MRr-
TN and NJ. Marun (Iome Rulersl for County kilAennY,
the former reelected X. II. Metge advanced Home
Ruer) and Charles Stewart Parnel (iOme Rperl lOr
County Meath the later reelected. Meath wae repre-
sented In the last House by Mr.. Parne and by NICHOLAS
Ennis Liberal, In favor Of Home Ruel.
Tne following are be made peers The Right Hon"
orable Yiscount Darlington, member for Eye In the
last House Of Commons; Sir Arthue Edward Guinness,
member for Dublin City in the last House, and Sir IVoF
Guest. an ex.member VI Pnrilament
CHICAGO, April 12.-Ghe Daily Ne,os has re-
ceiyed the following cable dispatch from Charles
Stewart Parnell which no says; ON exceedingly
nj used with the result Of the elections Our party
la, gained nine seats from tho Wngs and Tories
while marked Improvement has been CHected In its
nersonnel The timld and insiDcere have been re-
placed by determined and EealOus workers. We nave
carrrd Leinser, Munster and COnnaught, except one
county. ,,..-,. -. .o.
iority disappears should We join the ConserVa-
every respect up the previous representations enu
sunlcient men have been returned OF class tbat
EDO& what thsy and are determined 70 nave ",
render practically mpOsaiole tnAt loo mOst po"el %
resOIuion " tbs people 80 abolish Endorditn, the
Election OF Jnmrs O'Keliy who defeated Tie OCOnn0I
bon IN EOscomm0n. AFTER htnhk theie tNenH car y
Il considered tho most remarkable demonstration oi
the election"
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PRINCE GoRTSCHAKoFF DYING.

LONDON, April 13.-The correspondent OF Ihe
Drfiv Teiegraph at st. Petersburg says no hope OF
PTln9e lOrtscnako q recovery Il now entertained
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SALE OF THE OLD posi- OFFICE SITE.

NE. T0wNsuEHD TEMPORARILY DEFRATs THE BILL
TO PROVIDE FOR ITS sALE-sUGGEsTIoNs OF
IMPROPER INFLUENCES
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrDUNY
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The people of New-York
who are anxious to have the old rookery formerly
occupied by the City Pos. Office torn down, IN order
to make room for more respectable buildings, have
20 thank Mr.. Townshend OF Illinois. for the tempo
rary defeat of measure designed to secure that OBJ
ject
In the House this morning Mr. Fernando Wood
asked unanimous consent to have taken up for ins
mediate action bill providing for the sale of the
old Post O0ce pite on Nnssau-st. He explained the
provisions Of the measure and the need Of immed-
etc action.
Mr.. Townshend objected, and declined TO allow
she measure to be considered. Notwithstanding the
personal appeals of Mr.. Morton and Mr. Chittenden.
The bill was sent to the Committee of the Whole.
snd takes It's place on tho calendar behind nearly
two hundred other bills. Ii will, therefore be very
deult 20 reach the at the present session.
Mr. Towushend. who defeated the bill to-day, Is
the same gentleman whose disbonornble trick in
referring bill % q committee where it did not
belong cost the House nearly week OF its time not
long ago. number Of people suspect that Mr.
Townshends action of to-day was brought about by
the uss OF improper Influences, but there appears TO
be- as vet no proof 10 sustain the suspicion.
IL u known, however, that. BIT. Conaut, the pres
snt i6ssee Of the old Post Ofice Bnilding 10 making
ther known that be has beea uudagging in bis
ecss to prevent any action By Congress looking to
tho nac Of the property In the last days Of tho last
Congress Diii iof tns pnIpose Nas IL she
Brfler whom s0r1e suppose TO be interested In the
ecpfiRuance Of the presens lease.
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DEFEAT or ePOFFORDS SUPPORTERS.
fBx TALkeRArH 10 rus mBuKE.l
! WAsnxxaroS, Apxll 12.--The belief Is daily grow.
Ing stronger that Senator Kellogg viii serve hts