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Freezing Weather mud SNOW la the Far
MenI.

Freezing Weather HHd SNOW la the Far
West,
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, February "A dry
light SHOW has fallen in the past twenty.
four hours, accompanied by wind. No in
terruption to tratlic is reported.
TorEHA, rs, February 9.-The blizzard
now prevailing over the entire Suite Il
nearly Us severe as the previous one. And
while not particularly disastrous will cause
some suffering among cattle on the ranges,
The continued cold weather has frozen
the smaller streams to the bottom, 80 the
question Of water for stock will become a
serious one Heavy SNOW fell in Western
kunsas, but trains have not been seriously
delayed oil any road. The winter is prov
ing the most severe one We have had fol
years past.
CmEYRNSE, February 9,-The heaviest
snow storm in the history Of the Territory
fell during the past four days. II is three
feet detpin the city and from twelve to
thirty inches Oh the cattle ranges all over
the Territory. The entire surface OF the
ground is covered, and the cattle arc suffer
Ing for grass, and unless winds come with
in three days and blows the snow There
will be considerable loss,
Trains OH thu Union Pacific Railroad
have been hlockadrd for the past forty
eight honS in the Rocky Mountains
Passengers are furnished regularly with
iarr. When winds come drifts are bound
to blockade the trains in places along The
rOals for 4OO miles.
OMAHA, February IA strong north
wrster prevailed all day and the snow il
drifting badly. All the rlilroads are i'll a
state TO keep open.
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ABOUT SENATOR'S.


TnbOr's short Trrm-Gossip In Regard
to NinHuIn.
From our Special Correspondent
WAsnISGroS, February9.-Senator Nor
rill poets the Senate to be able to COM
pIete its tariff legislation by "Wednesday.
Senator Tabor, Of Colorado, was sworn
in to-day, and succeeded Mr. Chilcott, who
was appointed by the Governor to fill the
une1pired term Of Secretary Teller. Tabor
has but thirty days to serve when lie will
be succeeded in turn by SenatOreleci
Bowen.
The defeat Of Window in Minnesota IL
regarded here asa lnisiOrtInGtO to the Repub'
licsln party, Mr.. Window being man OI
great experience aud one Of the safest leg
islalOrs Of the country. The gOssips are
already at work fixing up place for him
in President Arthurs Cabinet 10 succeed
Secretary FOlger, who, according TO the
rumor, IL to succeed Attorney General
Brewster. There IL, however, not much
probability Of such an arrangement.
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BEER BOTTLE BALLET
DANCE ON THE TARIFF DUTIES
10 th, HOu,s-PrOsr,Is Of The WSrL Of COHErs.'.
The Tariff QurlIOa su.t be settled SOOa or
SOt at AlI-SsnAtOr TsbOrb bShOt Tern.
New DtsIaIon Ia the SsIOtO Case.

From Our Special Correspondent
WAsnISoToS, February 2.-The House
in its consideration Of the tariff bill TO
day, finished the schedule applicable tC
chemicals. Several efforts were made, al
Of which come from the Democratic side
to make horizontal reductions ltOn, fifteen
and twenty per cent to the entire schedule
all Of which were voted down by almost
close party vote. Aproposition TO reduce
the schedule twenty per cent the hrst year
thirty the second, fifty the third aud eighty
the fourth was also defeated. The House
in Committee Of the Whole, then pro-
ceeded to consider schedule d, appliCAbblG
to carthenware and glass. The significant
vote Of the day WIS on the defeat Of the
item placing duty Of one and Il half cents
per pound on glass bottles. The present
nate is thiriy.live per cent dd rdIOrtm.
The nate proposed by the bill would
have Increased the duty nearly two
hundred per cent. After struggle,
which lasted au hour, by vote Of
81 to 70, the measure was defeated and the
duty allowed to remain rs now, thirty'tive
per cent nd rdiVrtm. This action is Of
special importance to the brewers Of the
country. A Iross Of bottles in New York
is valued ut s. Il, or two and One.ilith
cents bottle. The duty at thirty.tlve
cents al rdiOrm Is one and eleven
hundrrtllI cents, or tHentv.seven hun
dredths Of cent per bottle. The duty
added to the price per gross, 'il7, makes
Il total cost OF four aud tTentyeight hun
dreiths, gross, or two and ninety-seven
one hundredth cents per battle. Had the
Committee Of Ways and Means been sus.
tanned the duty on agr0SSo Of ordinary beer
bottles would have been three aud twenty
four hu ndrrtLs, instead OF one and eleven
hundrelhs, or two aud one half cents per
bottle, instead OF Sevrnlyseven one
hunlTeths OF j cent as now.
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ST. LOUIS, February "a Dallas special
says: a serious mob atTray is iSreported from
Sunset, Montague county. The son oI
United States Marshal Mckee had been
sent us deputy to Sunset to serve the at
tachnent papers on the Younger Brothers,
merchants at Sunset. The IDungers col
lected large crowd Of their friends and
served notice on Deputy. Mckee 10 leave
town, and took his papers and destroyed
them. Unable to perform his duties, Nc.
Kee started for Fort Worth and telegraphed
the STATE Of atTaiB to. his father at Dallas.
The latter left for Sunset with posse 10
enforce the serving Of the writs ind arrest
the members Of the mob. Serious trouble
is apprehended, as there is hard lot oi
citizens around Sunset. 1t is alleged that
upwards Of q score Of score Of men have
been lynched in that vicinity in the past
three years. Much apprehension Is felt by
the authorities here.
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A novel race took place yesterday in The
Sixth ward, near Sweeney's foundry. Will
Davis, Riverside helper, undertook on
s. wager, 10 run lve-hundred yard
potato race" in one hour. Though called
a potato race small stones were used in
stead Of potatoes. One hundred OF these
were placed Al intervals Of one yard, and
one yard from one end was L
bucket. Davis was 10 gather all
these, one at u time and place
them in the bucket within the time named.
To do this may seem easy at first glance,
but calculation shows that besides stoop-
ing and picking up the stones, the under
taking requires man TO travel 5.14 miles.
Somewhat Of q crowd was attracted by tho
event Davis began at o'clock, and CON-
pleted his task At 3:5J, having seven min
utes TO spare. This is pretty good time.
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Mr.. MorNS Declares lie VIII PrOdncn II
One Week From TG-tiHS.

oNf
Ngw YuRI, February MIR. Salmj
Morse, the author Of the Passion Play, says
that he has nearly completed his arrange
meuts for the production Of the work atan
early day at the old church in Twenty
third street, which has been completely re-
modelled interiotly to meet the require
ments OF the production. Mr.. Morse de
clares his determination to push his enter
prise to completion, Notwithstanding the
efforts made to stop his work.
81 have been treated harshly," said Mr..
Mune to u reporter, "in my attempt 10 do
what | consider good work, and am
going on with il, no matter what may hap
pen feeling satisfied that the first presentA.
ton Of this sublime play, Us | intend 10
olIer il, will disarm all who haveb hos
tile 10 me. intend 10 describe the story
on the singe with the greatest care in every
detail descriptive OF the Holy Land, the
dresses, household belongings, MANNERS
and customs OF the time Of the Saviour. !
do not intend that the word shall be pre-
senled in Il theatric spirit or in Il theairlc
manner, and when II is offered to the pub
lie | think they will sanction and encourage
the efforts am making
"Iu the presentation Of the work how
many persons will be engaged"
Somewhere about five hundred persons,
male and female, aud each ono feels Us
much interest in the subject almost as | DO
myself"
"Yuu say that you positively intend to
give public representation. When?"
probably II week irOm next saturday
evening"
"You are almost ready, then?'
AYES, my rehearsails have been going on
for the last three months and the people
are as perfect in their parts Us can be ex'
peeled. Bear in mind there will be no
cast Of characters IS in Il theatre, Tor |
claim that Il will not be theatrical dis
play. am no Snowman, but | am u stu
dent and traveller, anu the labor anl
engaged in is u meritOrlOus undertaking"
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TnErmEArY WITH MExICO.
voorhees, Thinks Tie SeOs u Way 10 DE-
feat ID In the SenHie.

WAslnSGroS, February at is propOO-
ed by the friends Of the new Mexican
treaty to reopen the Well and l,abn cses,
decided by the MexiCan.American Chains
Commission to make an amendment 10
Mr.. VOorlees' resolution to consider reve.
nue. treaties in open session. This will
make the position oi some Senators rather
unpleasant Voorhees, wanted, Ii Is
said, 10 discourage the reciprocity treaty
By his resolution to have it considered in
the presencs OF the public. To this there
will bu no objection, but Nj. NOorhees
hus placed himself in Il delicate position
should his resolution he put on passage
and amended, ~ proposed, TO take In the
We'll aud iRhra nRiters, II has been
shown 80 plninly by the discovery OF dOcu'
mentary evidence that the awards for
nearly y ,OOO.OOO were based upon perjury,
Ina. the claimants make no denial and are
contendiug loE the payment Of the INSTALL
ments due simply by means OF teohhiCali'
lies. They do not deny the allegation
ihRt they obtained the awards Ny fraud,
but maintain that the cases cannot be
openel because the finding oIthe Commits
sion In their iavOf VA penalty and cam
not be set aside.
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The Tariff BIII Must be Disposed OF Soon
or Fail OF Action.
Pr,1, D,r sUaUTal IinrFt4tnutlpui

The Tariff BIlI Must be DispOsed OF Soon
or Fail or Action.
From our special Correspondent.
WAsHINGToS, February lit is under.
stood that MIR. lliscock, Chairman Of the
House Committee on Appropriations has
given notice to the Ways and Means Com
mittee that II the tariff is not disposed Of
on Monday, February l2th, hc will antag.
Onize its future consideration with the two
remaining appropriation bills, the lCgis.
lative Executive aud Judicial and sundry
civil bill. The latter usually calls for dc.
late on account Of miscellaneous sub
jrcis, and Us there will then remain but
seventeen working days Of the session
in which to dispose Of tue bills and all the
conference reports on the other pending
appropriation bills, the Appropriation
Committee is not willing to defer the con.
sileratiOn Of its work beyond the date
mentioned, and Oh tomorrow both houses
will bs occupied most VI the day in hear.
ing eulugies On deceased members Of the
House, and as Monday is one OF the days
set apart In the House Tor the suspension
Of the rules, the determination Of Nj. His.
cock actually limits this House 10 six
days in which to finish the Tariff bill.
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=. Z, I,i I.,,,
A DETACHMENT ol the salVa'Ioh army
will move on Wheeling tomorrow fo"
Pittsburgh. This demonstration ID e'seH'
TALLY Au invasion by ioFeSn iofce' in0 M
base Of operations Is EnSI"hu' "ne'e tu''
peculiar enthusiasm IL recognized aS t"c
most notable Ot modern religious move
ments. Begun in modest way ny d
Methodist preacher named booth' no" '"c
General ol the Army taxing 'he malne VI
Christian Mission, 1t devoted i'Seli 10 .nS
by places in the East oi London addressing
itself to II class oil people VINO were
strangers to the inSIue oil cnu'cn'
ln 1873, by which time II hau pAntcu
SevenIy'tive oI its stations III 'hc pr'i'u
Metropolis, ii took Tue name o' oai'A!'on
Army and entered WIN tehe"eu ''sO'
upon the campaign In 1881 " oPeneu a
great training school for officers anu iAS'
year invaded Sweden lndia' south A,f'ea' "a
Australia and Canaua' III lsS- II "au ~
stations in Great Britain, 'su oIiicetS' Ahu
leld hoOV seN'eea h''Ny $50 ~,
aud public halls In 1881 II oesan ,~
work in the United States iOi,o"'ns 'uS
rude, peculiar me'hOds Wn'eh nAu
marked lis course ut home ln li''s country
M abroad, 1t has gwen onehse !" nhU'0
conventional christians, ana Il must W
confessed that its methods CRATE hatsn'y
on refined aensibilities. It's, or certainty
Inns been, sensational In tue highest uestee'
employing terms which seem irre'vren''
following n rugged ritual when ~ou'u W
characterized rs EroSs disorder IN any
church. Some Of the flaming announce
menls pIacarled in this country ana pun
lished in the home orEAn' me nSr ood
Cry, weekly newspaper with 'VO'VOO
circulation. are simply shocking let Int rns
Salvation Army has made us way t"e
Queen Of England has honoTed 1t ,l w'ln
letter OF congratuIa'ion; Inc hnS'''I
Archbishop and the Caiho'le rt'lnA'S u, "
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NEwHuRG, n. Y, February flames e.
Roe, proprietor Of the Glen Ridge House
well.knOwn summer resort at Cornwall,
this county, this afternoon made an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors. 1t Is
stated that his failure was caused by the
dullness OF the boarding house business at
Cornwall lAst season. Edward r. hoe,
author Of "BarrieB burned Away" and
other popular novels, and brother Of
James Il has alsU made IN assignment,
caused by heavily endorsing for his
brother. 1t Is believed the embarraS'
ment will be only temporary. No state.
ment has been authorized, but II IL report.
ed that James G.'s liabilities ure from
$iO,OOO to $jO,OOO and those OF his brother
One.hali as much.
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CmICAGo. February 1.-The San Fran
cisco .iha publishes letter from George
Caleb, master Of the schooner, Adrienne,
Of San Francisco, dated Lapase, Mexico
The writer complains that in December he
anchored in distress, with the rarPO shifted
and leaking, In the hay near lApasci Wa
seized by the custom authorities, taken to
l.apasp, thrown into jail, mud refused legal
advice or communication with the Amer
lean Consul. The vessel is detained under
suspicion Of smuggling, with no present
prospect Of rplelSe. The lila vouChes FOL
the character OF Captain Caleb.
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rronhIr Amonr NnII,s. orIudIn.

BOMBAY, February "A serious riot lat
broken out among the mountainous race
Of BheeIs at Alt RajpoOr, native State oJ
Rajpootana. These warlike mountaineen
are armed with bows and arrows, and dii
fer from the other natives in personal mp,
pearance and their habits Of life, which
are predatory. Since the organization oil
the Bheel corps by the Indian Govern
ment these men have become more gener.
ally tillers Of the soil. They are now in
almost open revolt against the Rahjall
who is tributary to the British Govern.
ment. The Governor OF bombay has
placed an increased military guards OH
the frontiers. strengthened the fort ut Re.
wall, aud protected the surrounding towns.
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Sr. Loul., February THE church
going people are up in arms at the au'
nouncement that MuldoOn. the New York
wrestler, and libby, the Englishman, are
to wrestle on the stage in the Olympic
Theatre next Sunday afternoon. Hereto.
fore the religious public have RETAINED
from making any objection to the Sunday
night performances, for tho reason that
these have been dsCently conducted and
have been Of n legitimate character; but u
Sunday matinee with wrestling match as
the chief feature, Is something they rebel
at, and there is now good prospect OF u
war on all the Sunday entertainments.
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NEw YORE, February Isaac Weches'
ky, a Jewish peddlCr, Of East Dorchester,
n. Y, was found murdered with his head
cut In pieces on Lincoln avenue, West.
chester, yesterday afternoon. Close by lay
his pack and au axe with which, no doubt,
the crime had been committed. One hand
Of the murdered man gripped the strap oi
the pack, and ita contents OF laceS, notions,
&c, were stTewn about on the ground. His
aasailant escaped and no clue has yet been
discovered MS 10 his whereabouts.
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IT gives us pleasure to inform readers ol
the ISrIlLlUEScER that We have secured
the services OF Colonel Frank A. Burr the
brilliant correspondent whose work in Tie
Philadelphia I'rr", Boston Herald anu
other leading newspapers has given him
national reputation and wide circle ol
readers As sketch writer and general
correspondent Colonel burr is not exceIIed
by apy journalist, and few have 80 large an
acquainAuce with public men. lie Is no"
ON his way South, intending to visit the
developing States OF northern Mexico. and
readers Of the ISFgLLIGEScER will be able
TO keep him company through his enter
1aiuinQ letters. Colonel Burr will write toi
no other newspaper iu this vicinity. The
flint OF his contributions, II very entertain
ing account Of the formation Of President
Lincoln's Cabinet, is published herewith
The matter is new and comes by authority
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I'lrrSTuRGm, February s.-IudRo Bailey
to-day ordered the Scott conspiracy Ease
before the Jury fora rehearing, as the mem.
bers Of the jury were unable to agree upon
the special verdict submitted to them by
counsel on both sides. Il IL understood
that the jury stood eight to four in favor Of
accepting the special verdict, but the mi.
nOrity held ont ohstinalely against any
such course, with the result stated. Il is
broadly limited that there arG several mem.
berS Of the Amalglmated Association on
the jury, which accounts for the difficulty
in llndiug u verdict. The caSc was taken
up again to-day and will be gone over Iron,
the beginning.
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in hand 10 be confronted bya man wear.
Ing u mask, who was coming up Stair,
carrying in his band dark lantern. The
burglar turned TO retrRce his steps, but
was fired upon by Miles. The shot failed
to take effect, The thief made an assault
upon Miles. The two men bad 4 terrible
struggle. They rolled 10 the foot Of the
stairway, where Miles was left bleeding
and almost chOked to death by his assail.
ant. The burglar left the house, taking
with him about 500 worth Of valuables.
Mrs. Miles tainted early in the engage
manl
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20 statute, Sjl, which enacted that "the
word gallon whenever used IN the Inter.
nal Revenue lAw, relating to beer, ale,
porter, or other similar iermented liquors,
shall be held and taken TO mean a wine
gallon, the liquid measure containing 9@l
cubic inches But this act was plainly
deClnratory Of the law as It then existed,
and WIN not intended TO establish new
standard Of measurement in the customs
and excise departments. It's object was to
put a stop 10 an erroneous practice then
prevailing IN the Internal Revenue Depart.
ment Of estimating domestic malt liqnoB
by beer measure, aud 10 require i TO con-
form to the recognized standard OF the GUS
toms service and Of the mercantile COM
munity,
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The following conveyAnces OF real estate
were admitted 10 record yesterday by Recor.
der Hook:
A deed made JsnuAry %, 1883, by Louis II.
FrAnEheim TO William WolYingIon OF 4 mn.
eel Of ground in the Eighth ward, numbered
II, for 81. 500.
A deed made January II. 1888, by RsbeccA
A. Boone and husband 10 Jesse LAIear Of two
lots, numbered 43 and u, situated In the
village OF West Liberty, for 81. 900.
A deed made February 2, 1888, by John
GOshOrn and wife 10 J. 4. Holiday OF lots
numbered II and 70, situated on Water Atreet,
between Twenty.SecOnd and Twenty.thIrd
streets, for 1000.
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DENVER, Col, February AT SOcorO,
y. NJ, yesterday, Sheriff Simpson brought
to town a maugIed Mexican rs a prisoner.
lie waR one ol the parties who took part in
a terrible duel near this place on the night
previous. lie and another Mexican had
been paying attention to the came girl. In
order TO settle their claims to the girl they
locked themselves in q room and went at
each other with axes. The man who was
brought into town had chopped his rival in
a horrible mauuer, severing his head from
his body, while he himself is terribly cut
nm and cannot live,
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LoGANsPoRT, lSD., February 9.-Shortly
after leaving IoganSport the conductor Oh
the Cincinnati and St. Louis passenger
train tried closet door and found it lock.
ed. Forcing the door he found the dead
body Of u well dressed man hanging by Il
strap fastened 10 the water pipe over his
head. Nothing on the body TO furnish
positive identity. The man is believed to
have been u solicitor for the nursery Of \,
& II. AlbHugh 4 Co., at Cadmer, Ohio.
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SrmSGnELp, Mas, February 2.-Il. F
Gilliv, manager oiIhe American Exchange
London, was robbed in a holaI yesterday
Of SIO,OO worth Of diamonds, jewelry and
money, lie threw sealskin coat, In the
poCket OF which wasa Get Oi diamonds into
the office, aud went for his valisG contain
inn the remainder Of his property, Ito
turning to theoilice the coat vas gone. lu
the excitement following he laid down Lis
yalise, which quickly disappeared.
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RRExTNoOp, L. l., February 2.-Mr. and
Ms. John Miles, Of Comac, had desper.
ate encounter night before last with bur.
glar. Mn. Miles was awakened by hear.
Ing footsteps in the hallway outside Of her
bedroom. Mr.. and Mn. Miles occupy q
room on the second story, She aroused
Mr. Miles, who rushed into the ball. pistol
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BEER MEASURE.
ItIsTeo IIbsraI for usP In Import"tIons
A DlrIaIpn.

BosroS, February Judge Powell, oI
the United states Circuit Court, gave IN
important decision to-day regarding the
measure Of imported liquors The suit
vas that Of Henry 7. Nichols, Of New
York, against !AlAnson W. Beard, former
Collector Of the Port. to recover duties
paid under protest. Three years ago Mich.
ols imported Into Lhe Port Of boston from
Liverpool q quantity Of ale and
stout, otherwise than In bottles, meas
uring 600 wine gallons Of 23l
cubic inches each, or $500 beer gal
Ions Of 80 cubic inches each. In the In
voices and entry by the plaintiff the mum
beF Of gallons vas given In beer measure
The opinion finds that the only
gallon Of liquid measure author
led by the Treasury Department and
distributed to the custom houses for uSs u
the wine gallon, which was adopted as the
standard Of liquid measure by the depart
ment In 1899. The plaintiff relies upon Ii,
act Of the lst Of March, 1873, section 81
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NV NoRE, February The buEiness
failures Of the last seven days, rs reported
to the Mercantile Agency Of r. q. Dunn &
Co., number 3Oj, compared with pa lust
week. The New England States, Al; Mid
die, 80; Western, "; Southern, rs; Pacific
Coast and Territories, 10; Canada, IS; New
York City 10. The great mas Of failures
was Of 4 very petty kind.
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ST. LOUIS, February IA Fort Smit,
special says A shooting atIray occurred at
the Fl PlsO Hotel between James D. Reed.
Of Fort Worth and C. q. Canon, Of Gaines.
vile, two Of the Eealthiest cattle men in
the State, in disagreement over a game OF
poker. Over eight shots we're exchanged.
but the only person hit was ], Riley ef in!
tie Rock, Of Ark, who was seriously
wounded. Reed and Canon were put
under bond. N f"S