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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

DEMOCRATIC RE0RG ANTAGONISTS work OF
recognizing the democracy OF New York city
progresses The Invitation extended 10 all the
democratic organizations 70 disband their com
mlttees and unite to purify the party has ne
". WIN several responses. Tammany has refused
10 have anything to DO with the movement
while the German democratic organization has
conditionaly acceded 10 the propositions. tits
understood that Irving Hall WIN consent 10 a
union OF forces against Tammany.
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TelegramS to The Star
GEN. GARFIELD'S CABINET.
BALLOT AT HARRISBURG,
TIE SOUTHERN FLOODS.
GEN. GARFlELD'S INTENTIONS.
A. 10 His Cabinet and His Inau
opRrar

CHICAGO. Feb. I0.-The Tribune has intorma
tion coming from the inner circle at Mentor
that General CARRIED win not have the com
position OF his cabinet ready for announce.
ment I'LL the end or February: that his In
augural Is not yet written and that when
written IL will be short, as be will reserve his
lengthy recommendations for Congress.
Pilgrims To Mentor.
CLEVELAND. o., Feb. l0-Senator E. /. saw
yer, OF Wisconsin. went to Mentor to-day A
large number OF visitors to Mentor stop here
without registering, or leave the trains at small
way stations.
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CARRYING TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION INTO
CANADA.-The Boston Journal has the follow
Ing special from Montreal: The Montreal
Stock exchange is greatly excited over tue
announcement OF heavy transfer OF Montreal
Telegraph company stock TO Wilson q. Hunt.
OF New York. director Of the WesTgiT' nion
The movement is thought 10 foreshadow the
absorption OF the Montreal Telegraph COM
paDy by the great consolidation. The Montreal
company has capital OF 81 900 600. Its system
covers the Canadian dominion and extends
through Northern New York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

FIRE AT CULPEPKR, VA-At Culpeper Courr
house. Va, AT an early hour Tuesday morDlRg
q nre was discovered In the large four story
guiding OF {. Burgess. jr. The house ans stock
vi suiIlac We're insured Tor 5000. The loss ls
between $4,000 and $4,000. This makes rwo
pres ln less than week, both incendiary Mr.
buIgess ana son were sleeping ia the building
ana barely escaped with their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

FATAL RAILROAD SMASH UP.-On the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, al OTanecO. I'll, Tues
DAY evening. passenger train ran into the
rear OF a construction train. smashing the
cabooSe car, which contained % labOrers Xiii
ing three and badly wounding ten or twel 2
Louis Selby. conductor OF the passenger tram.
was also seriously injured internally. The
construction train had started 10 bach on A
siding, but the passenger train, having no
notice OF its whereabouts, dashed on and
caught it on the main track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

SWALLOWED WoNAS's EAR-Mlchael COS
tello, pedler. who lives at No. 19I South 5uh
avenue, was brought hefore Justice Patterson
al Jefferson MARKET court. yesterday. Mrs.
Margaret Tanning was complainant She occu-
pies one floor at that number and Costello an
other. They had row on Monday night
curing which Costello bit on Mrs. Tanning \
ear. She showed the stump In court and asked
for the ear. Costello told the policeman who
arrested him that he Lad swallowed IL lie was
committed tn default or 81 l.00O.-N T. Mr.
"a
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DHEvRNTION TO COLD FEET.

Gents Woo Lined Beaver Boots, g. so.
Gents Woo Lined Half Arctics, 81, formerly
S1.O
women's Buckle Arctics. Wool Lined, 81. for
nerly 81. 80
Miss and ROy's. IS and SOC. Child's 80 and 35c
Al Leather Boots and Shoes at reduced prices to
close ont at
1914 & 1915 Pennsylvania ave..
ieoh J.W. SELBY.
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Fatal Target Shooting.

A RIFLE BALL FIRED AT A MARX KILLS A MAN
500 YARDS DISTANT.
Yesterday afternoon two young men-John
W. Thomas and Emmett Chappell-were at the
Washington Schuetzen Park shooting at tar
get with a rifed carbine At the same time
the butchers employed by Mrs. Widmayer In
her slaughter-house distant some 500 yards
from the target, were at work. AS the sound of
firing from the park was not unusual they paid
no attention to 1T; but about 5:2O O'Clock o. 10.
one OF the bullets struck one OF the WorkTnen
Henry Phelegan. in the head. He Immediately
fell, mortally wounded. An alarm was at once
given. and Officer David r. Dunngan re-
sponded. Seeing what had been done, he imme-
dlately went to the park and found Thomas
ana Chappell still engaged In shooting, being
totally ignorant that one OF them had shot a
man. They were taken to the second precinct
Statlon- mouse. Mr.. Phelegan was attended by
Dfs. Bullock and L. q. MauSS, who pronounced
the wound fatal. The unfortunate man was
removed to his residence ON 1th-street road,
Wnere he lived with his family "a wife and three
children), and fingered till O'Clock this morn
Ing. when he died DR.. Patterson the coroner
Wss notlhed and summoned Jury OF inquest
this afternoon.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

al f1nS ISL feUestf1dn coming.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-LittlewoOd, the pedestrian
OF Sheffield, at the suggestion of an American
gentleman who was struck with his recent per
foImance with ROwell, has entered for the
walking match which win commence In Madi-
son Square Garden on Monday, March 7th. He
will sail for New York In the steamer City or
Richmond from Liverpool to day.
LaycOCk and Hanlan.
layeock and Hanlan are doing good work
daily and both men are In excellent health.
The Proposed New Rules for the
House Of Commons.
The rules presented by the speaker In the
mouse OF commons yesterday TO govern the con-
duct OF urgent business, provide that, when In
the opinion OF the speaker 1t is the general
sense Of the house that any debate should close
he is empowered to inform the house OF his
opinion. WhereupOn, IL a motion be made that
the question be now put, such motion shall be
Immediately put. and carried by vote OF >
TO !, then division OF the main question shall
be Immediately taken. All other rules are TO
the effect that the speeches on motions for ad
Journment OF debate shall be strictly confined
10 The subject or adjournment; that the speaker
may decline TO put motions for adjourn ment il
he consider that they are proposed for the pur-
pose OF obstruction; that no member can mo- {
or support motion for adjournment more
than once in one debate; that the speaker NAV
direct member TO discontinue bis speech If
irrelevant or consisting of tedious repettion1:
that no division Shall be taken on motions that
the speaker 90 leave the chair. ana that the
house do now proceed TO consider the bill, and
that the sneaker may order division by rising
and sitting, so as TO avoid the delay or the pres
eIt system, The same rules will be applicable
When the house is in committee with the eX-
ceptton OF that one providing for closing debate.
Another Irish state Trial.
LONDON, Feb. 10. -Mr. Nally, one or the
uaVersers, Will be charged at Clare Morris to
day with threatening and abusing the police.
Greece.
A dispatch from Athens to the Times SAYS
IN the chamber OF deputies premier COnmaun-
oauroS assured the house that the government
would not accept any compromise restricting
the rights acknowledged to Greece by the treaty
OF Berlin.
What Home Ruler Dillon Saids
LONDON, Feb. l0.-Mr. Dillon home rule
member OF parliament for Tipperary, speaking
III Manchester Yesterday said: IL Engishmen
did not quickly change their temper towards
the Irish they tthe lrisn) would IN deed be dogs
and slaves II they did not long for the day
when they could Join TIE United States
Mr.. Parnell, he said, within a month would
stanG in the Congress at Washington an hon.
cd nH oil I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

DECISION IN FAVOR OF DR.. MARY WALKER
Judge Lawrence, first controller of the Treas
ury, has certified that DR.. Mary Walker is under
the law entitled to one ears pay as clerk in
the treasury at 5000. 1t was understood that
she was TO have place ana the then appoint
ment clerk, Mr.. Vanderbilt put her at work
alttr she had taken the oath OF
ONCE. Secretary Richardson refused when
ntf appointment came before him TO
sign IT, She reported for duty for awhile, and
Hnatly gave IL up, and claimed that she was
entitled 10 pay, under the law, which claims
Judge Lawrence allows. Before she can get
ber money Congress will have to make spe-
c1hc appropriation for its payment.
THE BIRTHPLACE OF GENERAL ARTHUR.-It has
been repeatedly stated since the Presidential
election that Vice President elect Arthur is not
native OF the United States. There have been
number OF circumStantial publications pre-
ten01Dg to show that he was born In Canada
II he was he canRot, Of course take the oflice
to which he was elected. The attention of the
Senate committee on privileges and elections
has been called TO the doubts as to Mr.. Arthur,s
nativity that have arisen. The committee has
also been furnished additional evidence on the
subject outside OF the publications made Sew
eraI members OF the committee believe that
General Arthur Is not an American by btrth
1t Is the intention OF the committee to iuvesti.
gate the subject thoroughly. This viii he done
in order that steps can be taken to preyent
General Arthur assuming the Ofrice OF Vice
President In case It shall be found that he is
not native.
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Three Feet of Snow i'm Manitoba.
DestruCtiye Fire.

WINSBPBG, MAN. Feb. 9.-The snow fall for
the week ending last night was altoget her un
precedented. The amount was 80 26-loO inches.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. lO.-The Southern oiI
Works were burned this morning. The loss IS
about sl25, ,eae.
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SITTING BUIL-Dispstches from the United
states camp on Poplar river, Montana terri
IoIy, state tnat Sitting Bull. with forty-three
lodges crossed the rne into Capada on r6e sofb
lumo ''-
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STANLEY MATTHEWS AND OEIo DENoCRATs.-
Private dispatches received here are to the
effect that the democrats OF the Ohio legsla-
ture yesterday refused TO unite OF resolution
or endorsement OF the nomination of Stanley
Matthews TO be an associate justice OF the Us.
supreme Court.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECBIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue fi2O, ,525..2; customs. S52I 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

The HOUSE TO-DAY took up the river and
harbor appropriation bill, and considered IL In
committee CT the whole. Mr.. Cox antagonized
Its consideration with the apportionment bill
and was voted down. Chairman Reagan OF the
commerce committee, made an elaborate de
Iehce OF the bill. replying TO the attack OF MI,
Cox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

WHITE House CALLERS.-Senator Brown and
RepIe Iesentatives Smith Pa), Ward, Williams,
Wilber and Hoar called Oh the President TO-
d9y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

SENATOR BLAINE Is con fined to his house
with an attack Of acute rheumatism. he is
getting better, however, and expects to be out
In day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

A GENERAL ORDER just issued, directs off,
GERS OF the Marine corps In transferring enlist
ed men to furnish information as to their
character, promotions, reductions, and their
causes; and otner general information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

A GLuT OF SILVER RELIEvED.-The Treasury
department. has relieved The sub-treasury at
Cincinnati OF 1900. 900 IN silver. The vaults ar
Cincinnati We're becoming glutted with coin.
They are the smallest vaults the government
has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

SECRETARY GOFF left last evening for his
home at Clarksburg. West Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF ARRESTED.-Last
night Lieutenant kellys men picked up boy
having In his possession mare, which he said
he had picked up on the highway, In the
county, ABOUT IS miles outside the city, In
montgomery county. The mare was sent to
the city stables, and the boy retained for an
Investigation. This morning Major Brock
received telegram from chief Of police at
stolen from Mr.. q. f. Clark OF that village
and that 1t Was thought a boy had taken the
animal. 1t is thought that this boy is the one
wanted at Laurel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

IHR BILL providing fer new pension sys-
TEN, introduced IN the Senate to-day by Mr
Blair, is substantially the siXty-Surgeon Dill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

SECRETARY SHERMAN was on the foor OF tn
House to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

TIE kEAKSAGE arrived at Pensacola yester
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DISMISSED FROM THE ARNy.-The President
has approved the court-marttal sentences OF
dismissal In the cases or Captain c. H. Camp
bell. 9th Infantry, and First Lieutenant Fielding
L. Davies, 22d infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10
SPORTING GOODS.

Do LEWIS on
INDIAN CLTBS!!
They expand the Chests Of Men, Women snd
ChUdren-6SUeop ana permanently strengthen ths
Luflgs-harden ali the Muscles and overcome the
debihtatn2 effects of sedentary Habits. Fresh air
and daily exercise NTH IdH Clubs tciH cure Dys
pepStG, Ds6ttD d3d nearly "dI the fiLs that Flesh
u hstr to-" Beautifully shaped ;-pohshed and
balanced perfectly on Kehoes model Of Rock Maple
Price with illustrated Book OF Instruction. any
size or weigh ut from to 10 lbs. only 81 per pair
O'MEARA'S Sporting Bazaar,
Cor. 10Th and r sts., opp. treasury,
Delivered free everywhere; send orders by postal
card or telephone. dec27
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THE WITHDRAWAL OF MIR. OLIVER as can
dioale iof senatorial honOrs at the hands or tne
Peunsy is ai..a LEGISLATURE has started the gosslp
that Mr. OiIver Will now be the candidate the
CamerOns will push On behalf of Pennsylvania
for place In Gen. GareldS Cabinet. Mr..
Oliver ~as the candidate Of the Camerons for
the Senate. TO leave The matter just where 1t
Is Will place the construction upon divers
withdraWai al that the CameronS have been de
feated, and their power curtalled in state In
which II has heretofore been all powerful IT,
put III the Cabinet. their defeat will be TEN.
peIed with a reward which will still leave the
impression, at all events, that the Clan { am
erons still live and have some influence still
left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

CHURCH OFfICERs.-The Gay street Baptist
church OF Georgetown have placed on record
the certificate OF the appointment of C. N ALL
son, a. I. King, c. 5. MiXter, j. c. Nichols and
ames Taylor as trustees.
The Metropolitan Baptist church have filed
certificate of the election OF trustees as follows:
b. +. Bingham, to serve until December, 1888:
L. +. t. Spoford and F. Mclean to December,
ISL.
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COSFIRAATTON.-The Senate in executive ses-
sion yesterday confirmed the nomination of
Ellis l. BierboweT to be L. s. marshal for Ne
braSka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

AFFAIRS AT FORT MYER.-One OF the first OF
fcial acts OF General Hazen, chief signal officer,
was to recommend that the signal ST hool OF In
struction known as Fort WhippIe be designated
as Fort Myer. The order Of the War dep aTtmen
making the change was issued On Friday by the
Secretary. on his return to the City. At Fort
Myer this morning the command was paraded
Ia full uniform at reveille-the flag was given
brlgadier-generaFs salute In honor OF tue late
chief, and the post chriStened with its new
name. 1t is intended to illuminate the fort
signal shells, the latter at O'Clock. The con
fusion which has heretofore occurred In the
mails for this post will now be obyiated there
pelDg now only one Fort Whipple, and that In
Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

CUNNINGHAM, the weIl-known, reliable
~ HALTER, is prepared TO do an kinds Of work
IN bis Ene. New SILK HATS made 20 order. and
old ones remodeIed. Remember the No. 740 sth
Ut northwest tanl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-10

THE JkANFRTTR SEARCH BiLI--The House
COMMITTEE on appropriations had under con.
sideration this morning the bill introduced by
representative Wh1tthorne approprtating
$4,000 to be used under the direction of the
Navy department to prosecute search for the
steamer Jeanette Of the Arctic exploring ex-
pedition. Without reaching any CONCLUSION the
committee adjourned till tomorrow. In the
discussion OF the subject this morning a wide
dlnerence of opinion was expressed and de.
clded opposition on the part OF some members
to the proposition was developed.
wedding party was dismissed by the in
tended bridegroom, at Lafayette, Ind 81 un-
derstood the young lady to say yes.r he ex-
pIa1ned, "but it seeEos that was mistaken, and
she meant to say no."
MIS- Della Stewart Parnell mother OF the
Irish agttator, addressed large land league
meeting last night in Brooklyn, N. Y. on the
subject, 'tShall Women Engage In the Land
League Movement"
young woman who died In miserable cir
cumstanceS at ke0kuk, Iowa, was married at
Is 10 an Old man, from whom she el0ped with
his son. who SUBJ eque atty abandoned her.
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SECOND GRAND COMBINATION
- BALL
OF THE
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
At ODD Fellows Hall, 9th st.), MONDAY EVEN
ING. fEBRUARY II, 1891. Tickets 81, admitting
Gent and Ladies. Can Ire procured at the principal
Boob and Char Stores, or of any member of the
order. febIO-4t
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being now only one Fort Whipple, and that in
Arizona.
PERsoNAL.-Ex-Sec Secretary and Mrs. Fish left
Washington for New York this morning by the
limited express.-Mr. Moncure D. CONWAY
was one OF the few people liked by Carlyle
Tbey walked out together twice a week for
several years, and Mr. Conway made full notes
OF Carly les talks at such times, which he will
publish shortly.-Like bis prospective col
iesgue Gen. Hawley. OF Connecticut, Senator
elect Harrison OF Indiana enlisted in The army
as private and rose by regular promotions to
the rank OF Major General In the volunteer
servlce-Harry Hunter, the Lone Fisher
man Of the Rice Evangeline party Is very low
with typhoid fever In Cincinnati, and is not
expected to ltve.--Ex- Senator Dorsey is to be
dlned by the republican magnates In New York
next Friday night tn recognition OF his services
on tne national campaign committee last year.
Times, is said T. have ayowed his belief in
SplrttualiSm and 10 have stated that he is .in
constant connection with the spirit world -
Comptroller Knox went TO New York yester-
day.--A sister OF the late Mr.. Carlyle, Mrs.
Manning by name, resides In Canada. Mr..
Carlyles remains were taken last evening to
Haddington, near Dumfries, for buriaL-Ex-
postmaster General Jewell was entertained at
complimentary dinner by the members OF his
former gubernatorial staff at New Haven, last
evening, and sails for Cuba to-day.-Gen.
YoI er IN seaatoselect n's Tore from oaforna is In New
reach here on the 18th 1nst.-It is now an
nounced that the Princess Louise expects to
sail for Canada on the 18th OF May. and TO 90
back TO England in November r-Ex- Governor
Smith, OF Virginia, Qamiliarly known as Extra
B1llyO and Representatlve-elect Rev. j. Hyatt
Smith OF Brooklyn. were on the floor OF the
House yesterday to witness the electoral count
1t Is reported at Cornell University that
President Andrew d. White now L. S. Minister
at Berlin, has promised to return and resume
Tie discharge OF his duties with the university
az the beginning OF the next college year.
From private letter received from the Hot
Springs OF Arkansas 1t Is learned that Hon.
Fernando Wood is improving In health. His
sister, Mrs Baldwin, Is with him. Mrs Hickok,
who Is OF the party, and whose leg was frac-
tured by the Kick of horse few days ago. is
reported doing well under the care OF an able
surgeon.- Governor Jackson and Senator
elect Camden, of West Virginia. were In the
Senate chamber to-day.
THE WEEKLY STAR which has very consid-
dably increased In circulation for the new
Year, Is now ready 0r this week. Price at the
counter, In wrappers for mailing, five cents; or
VIZ oe sent postpaid three months for nifty
an. seaS IL ls large eight-page sheet, with
ni.y,nVe columns OF reading matter con-
IAN tanning storles. news and gossip, society mat.
Uers' proceedings OF Congress. etc.
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THE HARR1sBCRG DEADLOCK Nor broken.
Leading Pennsy lvanfa politicians are OF the
opinion that tie changed condition of affairs
at Harrisburg will moi at all simplify the pend
ing senatorial struggle. Gen. Beaver simply
takes the Place heretofore occupied bT Oliver
and ReIrtser tGt've Bayne that occupied bY
Grow. Ii Is believed that the dead lock wilt
continue, ard that the only change VIII be-
Beaver y II not be able, perhaps, TO secure al
the votes Oliver had. Gen. Beaver vas tho
chairman o. the Pennsy lvania delac1.ion al
the Chicago convention. He is al excellent
speaker.
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The SENATE INAUGURAL COAMITTEE.-U nder
a resolution submitted by Mr.. Pendleton In the
Senate to-day, which was adopted, to appoint
committee OF three to make arrangements for
the inauguration On the 4th OF March, Vice
President Wheeler appointed Senators Pendle-
ton, Anthony and Bayard as such committee.
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Another conference On the free bridge oil
has been arranged for this afternoon. The CON-
promise recently agreed upon to purchase the
piers OF the Aqueduct bridge was annulled by
the subsequent action OF one OF the conferees.
Both sides are confident that all agreement will
conference report can be put through In on
ddy,
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AmOtber Irish Ntate TriaI.

A dispatch from Athens to the Times says:
IN the chamber OF deputies premier Conmaun-
oauroS assured the house that the government
would not accept any compromise restricting
the rights acknowledged to Greece by the treaty
OF Berlin.
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HAYWARD d. HUTCHINSON.

GENUINE SARATOGA EXCELSIOR
" WATER, brought from SsrstOga precisely
as 1t 10 drawn from the spring. Sold on drsught
~ z. u. 6tlnan's, 627 Pa ave g q. O. Simms'.
100 Pa. ave RiEgs House Saloon, sc. So, sc.
ian27-1c IL. 2Is'
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THE House OFFICIAL REPORTERS.-The COM
mittee on rules of the House, in recognizing
the official reportorial corps, provided for the
appointment OF a chief for the corps, and
Speaker Randall has selected for the position
Mi. John j. McElhOne. who has served as Of
natural ability and quickneSs OF perception,
and is altogether the rig ht man for the place.
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GENERAL GRANT AND A PROPOSED NEW Ma
TIoNAL BANK.-Mr. Murray, brother OF the
governor OF Utah, was In the city the other
day. He stated at the Treasury department
that new national bank would be formed In
New ork city in short time TO be known as
the United States national bank General
Grant, he said. would be one OF the incorpOra-
tors. Mr.. Murray Will also be one OF the incor-
poratorS AS yet no application for incorpora-
tion has been made to the Treasury depart
ment. but II Is pretty generally understood
that such bank with General Grant as one OF
the fncorpoTatOrs will be established.