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II - e 8 y Mother'A6rIeg estAfs
The pride Of . mother, the life and Joy Of q
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enten and takes theinaW Take
warning then, that you ilre running . terrible
risk, ttthsy have 9 cough Group or Ehoopi9g
NOT attend TO Il AZ once. Shlloh's consump-
ti0nl Cure Il guaranteed 10 cure them. Price
i0cetitS 60eenta and 81 90, For lame back,
side or chest use lHhiloh's Porous Plaster.
Price 26 Cd. Sold by 2. Booking, Agents, Odd
FelloN,s Hall, and Chaa. Moenkem0elleE
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Edmnnds Pirst-GFaat second.

BuRiINoroN, VI, February ia fully
attended and harmonious Republican eau.
Gus tonight made unanimous choice Of
an Edmunds. Grant delegation to the State
Convention. The preferences OF the dele
gates are for Edmunds provided there Is .
chance for his nomination. Otherwise
they favor Grant. 80 W.,
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NEW CUlTRERLAND.

Edlton tntetliEsasr. gsti lpi'ii Z
Every week our town'is regularly called
upon TO hear the unlawful actions Of its
rowdies. Last Saturday night 'tButlet''
Fixes and George Conn had an sltetca-
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GALVESTON. Texas February 1.-THE
Ecolored men Of the State in convention
adopted resolutions approving emigration
from States east Of the Mississippi river;
denying the necessity Of emigrating from
Texas; showing the advantage afforded by
the State TO those seeking new homes, and
inviting their colored brethren TO turn to-
ward Texas, instead Of more northerly
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order to be the motion to lay on the table
the motion 10, reconsider the vote by
which the House yesterday ordered the
main question on the bill prohibiting the
publication OF lottery schemes In the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The yeas aud nays were ordered and re-
suited as follows: Yeas Ill, nays III; 30
the motion To lay on the table the motion
toreconsider was defeated. r
The motion 10 reconsider was then
agreed 70 and Mr.. Knott moved to lay the
bill on the table. Rejected, yeas 105, nays
100. ~ 9 : .4'is -
The bill having been diyested of the
previous question went over under the
rules until the next District" day.
ElThe House then resumed the considera-
ton Of the bill regulating the removal Of
causes from State to Federal court. a
The house went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Carlisle in the chair. on the
revision OF the rules.
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Mt ia. DAVID, d former resident
aNheeltn9and now living in Pittsburgh.
sAte Tor tile purpose Of interesting par
q u organizing local telephone com.
wy 70 operate in this city and county,
nam The adjacent counties Of West Vir.
eAA Ohio and Pennsylvania. The sys.
q u Explained to us, Is similar to the
hshlnges" in the larger cities and cop.
safals connecting all Exchanges to-
raer, thus enabling a subscriber to the
ss'eHng Exchange to communicate di-
ID With subscribers in the Pittsbursh
sshs Exchanges. s
NE company which Mr.. David repre-. !
sls controls the telephone patents in
S&sity counties, including the Wheel
sea Pittsburgh districts, aud proposes
:, SAae with those desiring to have tele-
~ Abilities extended to their neigh
l,n,,a1.'1ty A. any portion OF this territory.
m, ~ Nv. ''aea ..'s,, Is that a telephone COM
lag and suburbs, Bellaire and BEN
@ Bridgeport, Etnayille and Martina
M md sventuallytake in all the prom.
aS,ss' '"a a',.. IN . Beimont and Harrison
y CIV. Sasf the river, Washington
n NJ ssIs counties In Pennsylva'
m ~ .,aa.i hancock Brooke and Mar
d Ma Nuuss sS IN the Panhati'
ts,tn,Ss NJ =, lss ~ unlimited iaish in
Eat I'M Nh -. !, .ne telephone, and believes
lain. M .'i,' 'as perfection Of the instrument,
ss,,r. s'a ''ss come when peoplethere will
altiv ANY, ;. sl.n y others in New York, q.
Ion, Al 5l... sasy now E,!i DO with people q
aayiD r.a .saees. ~ g., with the instrumenti
ssa,,,d NJ s,., ,Is ,fis.s0a,sh office has com N
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DANTE.
BELLAIIsH.

The City Council has got tired Of having
our town cut in two by the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, with. no other connection
between the parts than around by the
Union street bridge A resolution has
been passed asking that a positive answer
be given by the railroad company as to
what 1t intends to do. A bridge over the
trpckis needed on Belmont street.
A number oil young gentlemen and
ladies went to Moundsyille Tuesday to see
the, Mound, the penitentiary, DC, They
went down on q steamboat and returned
by the B. & o. evening train.
The temporary board OF control Of the
Union Glass Company elected Saturday
night, met Monday evening and elected
j. M. Maring, President; Or. Satterthwait,
tary. This board will have control OF the
interests Of the company until the perma-
nept organization, March u. Tuesday
they inspected the various sites offered for
the glass house. Jacob Heatherington
makesyery liberal offers. The Kelly es-
tate and Julius Armstrong offer q, site
across the road from the Belmont glass
house, Cummins' Of offer ground above
Gravel Hill. Mr.. Barnard offers ground
across the C!& P. road from, the nall
works, and the Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Company offers the ground south Of the
water works power.honse, where their cat
tie pens now stand i 5Gs5ie
Rev. Sweeney preached at theM Methodist
Church Monday evening. R, OF.
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CoyrRsOE GEAR, Of Iowa, has presented
h,blOving regulations in regard to sp-
,StsiOns for The pardon Of convicts:
"A notice Of intention TO make applica-
t.D ior pardon or remission must be pub
ESd three times in some newspaper In
n. county where the crime was commit.
nj. The District-Attorney must also be
isbrned Of the application and proof fur
riibsd The Governor that he has been SO
Ipjrmsd. When application Is, made 1t
nrItb accompanied with the, evidence
d publication as required, and an au.
th.atsated copy Of the indictment and
faL Judgment, and should be signed by Q
majority oi the Jurors, county officers and
byuthtt citizens. Application forremis-
siaa .hould be presented to the members
dlhs Board Of Supervisors and the Audi
irOi The county where the offence was
committed for their approval or dlsap-
Fpul before transmission to the Cover
norn
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a., # ths twenty.seven Pennsylvania
"" W.. Dermitted to hold conventions
8i'us a'I.et delegates before the recent State
.s.i'.D,iou, y 's',ia twenty.three instructed for
,g.'.. !si..' and the rest declared q preference
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! 4 !, Mrs.. y spls.helm s J. !, Ahoq. washburne.

Fssm the chisssO Tribgse. = ~
ylate mission Of collecting names tc
my Ute petitions, brought me face to face
with some men who seem worth pen.
portraits; and the first Of these is Minister
Washburne. No one could meet him
without feeling that he has made his mark
in the world, and that not a mere "ioot.
pfinton the sands Of time" but care
iullyP considered sentiment, craven on
He Is gray.haired and stout, without
any Of that aabbiness which In Lewis Cas-
was "the outward and visible sign" oi
mental hasty-pudding. Washburne's face
and form,callup the idea Of granite cliffs
and clear Sky y,-rot of wool bags on wet
day. He walks and talks as senators used
to do; knows Just what he wants TO say,
and saysit; iustwhere hewants to &C, and
goes there by the most direct route, with
out waste OF nervous force. His voice has
the ring OF perfect self.control, and conse.
qnent commands.
He is often spoken OF as "the dark
lOlao IA bhO OollihS AICnlu6utlh IdC6. Y i
know next to nothing about race-h horses;
and, II 1splace him in the equine connec.
ton, he would recall our "Bob,"-a large,
dark-bay, iarm-horse, who never had a
recordfor running. but was famous for
solid, hard work. His fellow, "Bill,n was
dark.cream, with flowing black name,
arched neck and fiery eyes; and when the
work was light, "Bill" pranced and "Bob"
pulled; but, when things grew serious,
"Bilp reached across and bit "Bill" as
much as to say, "Stop your nonsense and
20 to work, ,"-when "Bill settled down at
once In q hard pinch, on the rough side
of Pennsylvania hill, "Bob" would stop
take breath, get ready, and give .Bill" the
signal to start. Then they took the
wagon to the next breathing place, unless
1t or the harness broke.
l do not like the horse metaphor; but,
in Difference to otpublic taste, use IT to say
that doubtif Washburne would amount
to much in any position correctly indicat-
ed by race course, He would not bear
a saddle, and is toolsolid fora sulky; but
hitch him up to any legitimate load by
the trace chains ofSduty, throw off the
checklines, give him foothold, and he will
he apt to take 1t through.
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STRIKING GERMAN MINERS.

BERLIN, February 1e.4The scharley
miners at Breslan demolished the build
ings at the mouth Of the pit, destroyed the
books and maltreated the officials. The
safe containing the wages was carried off.
The military stopped further disturbances.
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RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERSBURG, February 17.-since the
Russian occupation Of Kars, $4,000 in
habitants emigrated. 1t is said that Ben
jamin Moran, American Minister to Por-
tugal, is almost helpless with paralysis,
and 1t is feared he must abandon his post.
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IGcorglniIlenubIIean ConYenlIon.

ATEAET4, February 1.-THE Republi-
can State Convention met here to-day,
The State Convention was called to meet
here on April q, ito choose delegates "a
the National Convention and to transact
other business. @5
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4c,yAl; Improvement" meeting at
,aI,.,l,pl has called upon Judge Pearre
y .'. lion bis judgeship, for the reason that
p.sI ~, an owner Of Baltimore and Ohio
's.s ~ ,,ock, he has sat in cases to which
An A. ,.ilroad was party.
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Ocean vessels,

LIyERFoot, February l7.-The steamer
Campus from Boston, losthsr boats pnd
s4Oheado Of cattle during stormy passage.
NKW YoRK, February 17.-Arriyed The
steamer Plantyn, from Antwerp.
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Memorials having recently been present.
ed TO Congress from number Of railroads
for . reduction Of the rate Of duty on steel
rails, and lthaying been asserted atahearr
ing before the Ways and Means committee
that the reduction was demanded by near
ly all the roads in the country, q very, ex-
tensiye counter.demonstration OF oppos-
ing interests was made to-day by the pre-.
sentation in the two houses OF Congress Of
memorials from the following railroad Of
flcers, protesting against reduction as In.
furious to railroad interests, as well as 10
the American steel industry: Franklin B.
Gowan, President Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad; g. B. Roberts, Vice Presi.
dent Pennsylvania railroad; j., N, McCul,
iough. President Pennsylvania company
and Vice President Pittsburgh, Gineih.
nati and st. Loutarailroad; A. ]. Cassatt,
Vice President Northern Central, Vice
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errslL WALKER says that there is
Ming in the law to prevent women
t,n ,srring as census enumerators' and N
s'..' - .,ch supervisor to use his own dis
.'',, ~ =, TO The localities in which they
., -, Il properly employed.
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5sz.,r.1xD, MD., is TO have another
CF4'ahi 'a., which will make eight pub
''''Pipt,lb, 3 y that city. The Ner' thinks the
bsosI -,ll be equal to the demand.
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GoRHAu, N. H., February 17.-A boiler
in John p Thompson's steam saw mill at
Randolph, burst to-day destroying the mill
and killing Eden Page, Roger johnson,
Mr.. Prescott anda French workman and
badly iniuring S. T. Hewey.
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BETTER THATrHAN nER LIFE.

OTTAWA, February 17.-In the accident
Saturday, OF the Princess, 1t is said she
lost jewel valued at $4,000. Twenty
persons passed the greater part Of the
evening searching for 1t in the snow.
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-. harrington Commercial, one Of the
.s..t u. Republican newspapers Of the
t,.IsTi W Di,.riet has Just closed its seventh
'Gsa D ritb encouraging prospects.
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RIRn REOORD.


JsdFsrOxss N. Y, February 1.-THE
large summer hotel at Grifith's Point,
four miles from here, burned this morn,
ing. Losson building and furniture S20,-
600; insured for $4,000.
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be more successful. It would not require
moro than fifteen or twenty thousand dol.
lars to establish, the lines and put the sys.
tenn in working order here, and once es-
tabllshed, all the indications are that It
would increase in extent AMI in value as
an Investment.
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AsswEns 10 connarsr,osDEsrrs,.
oIa n.eEery.s FAMILY.

SAN AAASAeESib NantASs
Editors Inieliigeneer.
In yourissue Of recentdate is reproduced
from the Cincinnati Commercial a letter
pnrporting % have been written by An
drew Jackson,s wiie to her husband, dated
February 8, 1918. In the letter are these
lines:
l"ourlittle Andrew is well, the most af-
iectionate little darling on earth. Often
does he ask me in bed not to cry, sweet
papa will come 10 you again, and feel
my cheeks TO know Il / am shedding tears.
One OF the extreme cold nights he got q
little vext, and said he wondered his papa
did not come home and sleep with him In
his big bed. On Thursday last, mamma,
said he, let's 60 to Nashville and see II he
Ia there.n :,
Ny object in referring to the letter Is to
know II tho letter Is genuine? The lines
above indicate that President Jackson had
(at least .one) children, while the impress
sion among many iB, he died ehildless.
aWalker'slife Of General jackson, ," speaks
ofihis marriage with Mrs. Robards, but no
where, I think, does Il refer to any issue.
resigning the Office @ oi judge, General
jackson retired TO o plrptation on the
Cumberland, which he had purchased, TO
enjoy what he had coveted, the quiet
scenes Of % domestic life, its gentleness
and tranquility, and the society Of bis de.
voted wife, This was about fifteen years
after his marriage. Ifitbe true, General
Jackson had NO children, the letter re.
ferred 10 must be q fraud and the Cincin-
Inai Commercial badly imposed upon. a
well as its readers. Win you tell whal
you know abent u and oblige 9
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ST. LOUIS, February 17.-Dr. ]. j. Orally
a well known physicianof Louisville, KY.
suicided by cutting the arteries Of BIZ
neck with q lancet, ,at Dallas, Texas, yester.
day. The act Is supposed to be the result
7f protracted dissipation.
SENTENCED FOR SIXTY YEARS.
wm.' 'Hadley, for the murder Of Martin
wylie, near Mexico, NO., January, 1870,
was found guilty Of murder in the second
degree by the jury last night, and
sentenced for sixty years in the peniten-
tiary. T
AFRAID THE MAsoNs WOULD KILL HIM.
CHICAGO, February wv. E. Guensy,
a passenger on train from the west yes.
tetday evening, threw himself innder the
cars at Desplaine street viaduct and was
so badly bruised that he died In q few
hours. On q leaf OF q memorandum book
was this entry: "My brother-in.law's
name is Frank a. Deans, Millsboto, Pa. I
killed myself because l knew the Masons
would when We got TO Chicago. We. G.p
He was from San Francisco and was evil
ueuLy Ol uUbOuuu mlnu, -t '- IA
MELANCHOLY. II
VIM. Gilman, aged 80 years, a citizen Of
Mattoon, Ills, cut his throat with q razor
yesterday while at breakfast with his
family. Melancholy from the death Of
his wife was the cause.
SHOT HIMSELF. 'F!4 4
MILWAUKEE, Wis, February l7.-oyrus
Thornly, who shot himself Sunday, died
this morn ing. Helwas man of consider
able prominence in this city, and CORES
ponding manager Of papers. I'll
A WEST VIRGINIA CRIMINAL.
PolNr PLEASANT February 17.-Early in
October, 1870, a rape was committed near
Powhatan Point, Belmont county, Ohio,
upon little school girl. The guilty man
was believed to be one Sam Gross, related
to the notorious Flowers gang Of counter
feiters who have long operated in Pleas
ant county, W. Va. On Sunday morning
last Detective ALI. Burnett arrested Gross
at Clifton, while he was at breakfast and
after preliminary examination, he was
committed to our Jail until yesterday
when the detective and his bird
left on the Emma Graham for Parkers-.
burg; where the prisoner will be handed
over to the Ohio authorities.
FEMALE DRsPERADo.
MARIETTA, February 17-Detective W:
b. Hatch on Saturday last arrested Mrs.
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I, .' =. The suspension Bridge.

y. me suspension Bridge.
Editors Intellleeneer ~
Il sfss:, To settle . dispute please state
lin what year tie suspension bridge at
your place was built. and in what year II
: Z : ll,,sI 3 F.C. THoNpsos,
NJ .t.,! M Caldwell, Ohio.
completed in 1850. Blown down May
II, 1s5f.-Eps. 1srEILIoEscgR.1
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niIsii nIatInera.'

NAsnyILLR, February l7.-sundsy night
Revenue Officer Cooper captured . still
belonging TO MALCOLM & Hoskins, Of
Henry County, Tennessee, near the Ken
lucky line. The officer and four mon
were pursued by thirty moonshiners and
took refuge in q house near where the cap
ture was made. The moonshiners guard
cd the house all night, but fearing detection
disappeared at daylight and the officer
succeeded In bringing the still into Paris,
Tenn. Two thousand gallons Of beer was
destroyed. The raid was planned by
Gen. 4, 7, Patterson, collector Of this dis
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Erhs child referred TO was probably
Andrew jackson, Jr., General Jackson'a
adopted son, whose widow isstill living at
the Herinitaee.-Ep. IsT.1
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tim Committee on Ordinances Is called
10 meet this evening at the City Building.
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AcHIIN's CASE, n 4 ElsII

The Foreign Affairs Committee, to-day,
discussed for two hours the committees
report on the Acklin affair, and adjourned
till tomorrow. The findings Of the sub
committees report simply substantiates
the truth OF the published charges.
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Rspabiisan vistery ip syraeuSs, \. y.
SYRACUSE, February II. = Hendrick,
Republican, was elected Mayor by 1900
malorty. .-t
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

PARSELL-MuRDoCH.- Yesterday morn
ing between. II and 12 o'clock Messrs.
Parnell and Murdoch were at the rooms
OF Governor Mathews, at the Capitol, for
the purpose OF receiving those who might
desire to call upon them. A large num-
Der Of our prominent citizens availed
themselves OF the opportunity and paid.
their respects, and there were also noticed
quite large number OF working Irish
men who were desirons OF meeting and
shaking hands with the agitator.
In the afternoon, in accordance with the
plans arranged the day before, the two
gentlemen visited several Of our nail fac
tories and blast furnaces. In one OF the
two hacks conveying them to the different
points were Gov. Matthews, Mr.. Parnell
Col. Larkin, and Col. Thos. 0'Brien, and
in the other hack were Mr.. Murdoch, w.
O. Handlan, ESQ.,, Sheriff Tingle and.a re-
porter for the lNTEIIlagNcER. The, Top
Mill was the first objective point, and'w
examined in all departments by Mr.. Par
nell with great interest, as he had never
before been In O nail factory. AT the Bel.
mont Mill the full board OF directors was
| In session, but suspended operations TO be
presented To the visitors. While at this
mill Manager McCune "made cast" 10
gtatiiy the curiosity Of the visitors. The
riverside mill was also gone through
hastily, aiter'w which the party returned TO
the hotel.
Mr.. Parnell left at 4:57 r. N. for Lex
ington, KY, and Mr.. Murdock at 6:05 P.
N. for Wilmington, Del.
The visit OF these gentlemen to this city
was q most pleasant one and was satisiac.
torily successful. They were both elated
at their reception; and were surprised at
our resources aud the general appearance
'of wealth and thrift, The work Of col
| lecting money Is still going on and a
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EXTRA Monty WANTED.

The Congressional Printer asks for a
deficiency appropriation Of s45o,OOO, the
extra session making necessary great
amount Of extra printing. Professor Baird
wants Sl2, 900 to furnish o fish Matching
steamer for the coasts OF South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida.
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CENsItS surERYISoRs.

Action on the various nominations ior
census supervisors that were disposed Of
today, was reached after comparatively
little debate on eachrcase. The reflections
were effected by strict party vote and
based on the dominant majority on
the grounds set forth in the debate last
week concerning the Ohio nominations.
The following nominations were confirm
ed West Virginia, Geo. R. Latham, First
district; Utah, John B. Neil, District Of
Utah; w. =. Goodspeed, United States
Marshal, Northern district OF Ohio; Ed
ward s. Wheat, United States Marshal,
Middle district, Tennessee; VIM. Alex
ander, postmaster, Charlton, Iowa. The
following nomination OF Supervisor OF
the Census were rejected: John s. Stedi-
per, Third district, Iowa. @
TIE urEs. ,ssi
The following was received at theInte.
rior Department this aiternooni
Los PNos AGENCY, February l5l
Hon. C. Sell.irs, Secretary Of le Interior:
Chiefs Japk soYawo and Walsh returned
here yesterday, With Douglas, Thomas
and Tom johnson, and will start With
these and three more Umcompahgres to-
morrow In sleighs, hoping TO reach For
Garland next Tuesday, and will proceed
| to Washington without delay. Matters
here are perfectly qulst and peaceful. All
the Indians are expecting . permanent
settlement OF trouble and peace. The
road to ouray. and other settlements vic
| Los Pinos, is now perfectly safe, and open
except where blockaded by snow, the
mail and teams travelling 1t daily. VIII
advise You further when, reaching tele'
graphic communications.
tSigned1 CHAs. ADAMS, Special Agt.
The only matter. Of general interest o.
the meeting Of the Cabinet to-day
\ was the presentation by the Secretary o
tho Treasury OF o report prepared b,
Judge Preneh, Assistant Secretary Of th,
Treasury, relative 10 tho ekistepee Of cat
| tle disease. In the report o very tolumiR'
Gus history OF the disease Is given In de
4 tail, and legislation with view OF sup
pressing Il Is recommended. The appoint
inent Of commissioner for this purpose
js advocated. The Cabinet after hearing
the document read, decided to send It Z
Congress without recommendation, g
A convention OF the v. s. quarantin
officials has been called 10 meetin Wash
lington early, in May for the purpose OF re
yising the quarantine rules and regpla
tons. se-frs ~ a. sea
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-, - and ~ Eoartsen'l, street.