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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Inrernal reve-
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ANOTHER ARREST IN CONNECTION WITH THE nuns
DER CONSPIRACY.
DUBLIN, March 2-Another arrest In connection
with the murder conspiracy recently disclosed
here has been made at Tullamere
PARNRLL's FOLLOWERS WHO WILL CON. TO AMEK-
ICA WITH HIM.
It is expected that Messrs Brennan and Eran
and several OF Mr. parnelrs followers In the house
OF commons, will accompany the latter to Amer
lea. Their intention is TO give full account 10
the Irish In America OF the way fn which tina
lr1endS OF the land league are disposed OF.
AN ALLEGED PHOENIX PARK MURDERER ARRESTED
IN FRANCE
hame as Hyland. but whose real name is John
Walsh. was arrested In Havre yesterday The
newspapers say he has avowed his completely in
the Phoenix park murders.
A WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF NO. l.
DUBLIN, March 2-The London correspondent CT
been actually issued for the arrest OF the man nan
known as "No 1"-copies OF which have been sent
to Liverpool and Birmingham. There is reaso n TO
respondent adds: England has no option but 70
apply 10 the French and American governments re-
spectiyey lot the extradlti9n OF Byrne and sheri-
prudently withdraw alleged murderers, or insttga-
tors or, from trial the responsibility is primarily
theirs
DUBLIN, March 2-The Freemaa's .,oa,,'nal sayA
that the man Walsh, arrested In Hayre, is the
person mentioned by James Carey at the hearing
OF the con sprators.
ENGLISH OPINIONS ON THE SHERIDAN KxTRADrrrox
CASE.
LONDON. March 2--The Lan Times, In an article
on the application the extradiion Of Sheridan.
points out that proviso excluding perpetrators
OF political crimes from extraditon does not occur
include murder, and by decisions rendered In New
York the crime OF murder includes being accessory
Lac Times says the utmost charge that can b
brought against sheridan is conspiracy to murder,
terms OF the Treaty. but tie United states has -
discretionary power In the matter.
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PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER A. B. WIEIIrs has
been ordered to duty at the navy yard, Norfolk,
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COnviCt04 d IA AtaomPS % Df56os
CoLuHDUs, OnIo. March 4-The Jury IN The CO
attempting 20 bribe Representative Slack, e
Cleveland, last winter, this morning retQrn6a.a
ten years IN the psnitentiary. Sentence has -
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F1Rsr SpR1Ne NEGOTIATIONS
Pattern Hats and Rich Millinery Novelties Flowers
Feathers. Laces, Dress TriIpmings Silk ana Cloth
Wraps. Parssols. Partisan Neckwear, 3 best styles
NJ. Will LA N.
1Cne IreV1se. Paris. 9OI Pennsylvania avenue.
To close out my remaining stock of best Kid Gloves
In sizes t. 5E b viii sell them for 81 25 and 81 90
former prices g. Is and s. 90; Z and buttons ali
In dark shades Feathers dyed and recured equal to
new ones. fIk
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The Governor Does Not Approve the
Ball.
ALBANY, n. Y, March A-The governor has 70.
turned to the assembly the bill reducing the rato
or fare on tie New York elevated railroads With .
m essage giving his reasons therefor.
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OF ranchmen west OF Chihuahua, Mexico, rAi0o1
an Indian camp and killed twelve bucks and caP-
tured thirty souaws and papoosee The ranchm6n
then marched through tho city OF Chihuahua
with the scalps Of the Indians strung on long
poles
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A NTON FISHER.
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING EsrARYIsH-
AkNT. - street northwest. Thirty years expcri-
ysa Lasss etc are perfectly cleaned by this .uIe.os
M J. DeSmedt ozctAl chemist CT the District 81 j.
luanba: Your chemicals Of trs cccsual ma
4azrssscd In Paris. New York or e.srv here Nofce
0Eta1e apots guaranteed 10 be uu9
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Fire.

1lLwAUxEK, Wis, March "a. w. Lawrence q
Co. Is Touring mill, at Sturgeon Bay, was burnea
yesterday. together with 1000 bushels OF grain.
Loss 81. 900; insurance $4,000
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Jonn d. CaiVerCs JanlUor OF The COrcoran build
ing, said that NJ c. Rerdeu had occupied room Is
In that building as an Office day or two before
Rerdell came out OF jail the witness found the
room opened and the papers strewn upon the fioor
The witness on his tour of inspection the previous
the door open at seven O'Clock In the morning ON
cross examination the witness said he knew the
1osr was locked the night
He said he was first asked about THIS matter by
did lot have a key to Rerdell's room, ana be had
said he had not, but he had a master key that
would open it. The witness said Rerdell had also
his room being opened:
Mt. Bliss on redirect examination, wanted to
s ask wnat eise Mr. thompson had said. and stated
the Questions OF counsel that Mr.. Thompson was
working % in in the Interest Interest Of the defense:
Judge Wyue declined to admit the question.
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR WOODWARD
was called to the stand and Identified q paper as
one which he had In the llies relating to the Can
yon City route In June Of last year.
MT Bliss offered the paper in evidence, stating
that Il was petition in the handwriting OF John
names OF Mr. Hall and five Others, which names.
It had been sworn. were not written hy the Der.
MI nj. HenIie objected to tho paper, saying that ,t
had been ruled out when offered before, as it bore
Judge wylie admitted the paper. holding that 1T
had been sufficiently proved TO have been brought
from the proper repository, and also that ft was
admissible, as the handwriting Of Miner had been
proved.
The court then took recess
CoFrobCFattmg HerAcll.
WITNESS WHO SAW DoRssYss BOOKS AND xENAEsER
TIE s6ATIu" AND sJ0NE1" EErRIEe-1HE ROE
DERY or RHkD1lLS OFFICE
After TR srAas report OF the star route trial
closed yesterday Xrx Alice C. Cushman was called
20 the stand. She said that Nj. Rerden went west
Ia the summer Of ISL ana In RESPONSE 70 letueT
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DRODT, THE Halter.
has JUST RECEIVED THE SPRING STYLE
BLOCK,
And is now ready to receive orders at short notice.
I1-1m 419 11th street northwest
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13
CITIZENSHIP.
A Procession of Sun-Spots.

Everybody who watched the sun with
a telescope last summer must have won
dered at the great belt of spots lying
across the southern part of the disk dur
ing the last half of July. Several of the
spots and groups were of extraordinary
size, and their arrangement was very
singular. When the belt extended COM
pletely across the sun, there was visible
at one time almost every characteristic
form that sun-spots present. There was
the yawning black chasm with sharply
defined yet ragged edges, vast enough
to swallow up the whole earth, with
room to spare, and surrounded by a
regular penumbral border as evenly
shaded as an artist could have made it;
there was the double or triple spot
whose lack centers, though widely
separated from one another, were
tangled, as it were, in one twisted and
torn veil of penumbra, or connected by
long, shadowy bands; there was the
monstrous spot of grotesque form sur
rounded by a crowd of smaller spots OF
even more fantastic shape, and en-
velOped in a tr0ad, irregular penumbra
as bizarre and wonderful as the mighty
sun chasms inclosed in it; there was the
great spot, often of singular outline,
accompanied outside its ShadoWy Dor
ders by one or more swarms of minute
black specks pitting the white photo
sphere in the most extraordinary fash
ion; there was the huge group, visible
even to the unaSs. sted eye, and consist
ing of half dozen or more large spots
intermin gled with smaller ones whose
number seemed to defy counting, and
enveloped in penumbral cloak of be-
coming ampl tude; there, near the edges
- u L A.. liz h
heaped up masses of faculR, the noun
famous Undergraduates which marked
the places where the intensest solar
action was going on-in Short there
was panorama IN which every variety
of sun-spots seemed to be passing in 3
gigantic procession across the disk
And what a procession it was!-long
enough nearly, TO reach from the earth
TO the moon and back agaiA thee
t'mesi-G Garrett p Ses-ciss, IN Popular
Science Monthly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13

Miss Lizzie Fust. of Louisville, has
been wooed and wed by Williasn g.
Pharmmoeller. Most girls would have
hesitated long before assuming that
name, and some would have died Fust.
Indianapolis Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13

William r. Travers, New York
broker, made his nine children a pre-
ent, recently, OF block of nine brown
stone fronts on SEVENTEEN street-one
house to each child, and each hopse
worth S50,0o0.-N 2. San
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-12-13

retaliation in relations with governments
which discriminate against our own2 III, Tor
example, the Executive were empowered 10
apply to Spanish vessels and cargOeS from
Cuba and Porto Rice the same rules OF treat
ment and scale of penalties for technical
faults which are applied TO our vessels and
cargoes in the Antilles, a resort to that course
might not be barren of good results.
THE FINANCES.
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
gives a full and interesting exhibit of the
financial condition of the country. 1t shows
that the ordinary revenues from all sources
for the fiscal year ended June 81, 1853, anount-
ed from customs $2l4. 706. SO; from internal
revenue S144, 40 1888: from sales of public
lands 81 955 1854. A; from tax on circulation and
deposits of national bankS,- So, Ill, 00SS5; from
profits on coinage, bullion deposits and assays
- 60, III; from other sources, 81, 333 67 go;
total ( tEJS 2S7, 5S1.95. For the same period
THE ORDINARY EXPENDITURES
were For civil expenses, So 343, 22S5 80; for for
eign intercourse, s., 40 1884 for Indians,
81 $50 81; for pensions S56, 0l25I564; 1or the
military establishments and arSenalS. S4o.911,-
1872 So; for the naval establishment, including
vessels and improvements at navy-yard, si5,-
2S3 49,. II; for miscellaneous expenditures, in
Guiding public buildings, lighthouses and col
lecting the revenues, $40 $50, 91. 70; for expen-
ditures on account of the District OF Column
bia, So ST., 028. As; for interest on the public
debt, $50, 16O I31.25. Total, $265, 40S. I3T "a.
Leaving a surplus revenue OF S132, STE, IA,
which, with an amount drawn from, the cash
balance in the Treasury of s., 2g9, BIZ 3d. MAX
ing $134, LIS, s59. GO, was applied to the redemp-
ton of bonds; for the sinking fund, 81, $780,
700; of fractional currency, for the sinking
fund $46,556 .95; of funded loan of 81, con
tinued at 81 per cent S65 $50 $50; of loan July
and August of 1851 continued at 81. per cent,
500 800; of funded loan of 1907, s., Alb $780,
of funded loan of 1881, S7l9, $50; OF loan of
February, 1861, SIS coo; Of loan of July and
August, 1861, Ss66.6G0; of loan of March Is,
1853, Sill 6S5, 600; of loan of july 1882 81, 1885,,
600; of fvetWenties of 1862, STO,U00 coo; of five
twenties of 1854 $705.GO0; of tive-twenties of
1865. So 900; of ten-forties 1855 ,33 600;
of cOnSUls of 1865, 81 $780, of conSOs OF 1861.
$23, $4,000; of consols of 1868, s., $4,000; Of
Oregon war debt, S545, 900: of refunding GER
tifcates, $1U,9l5,000; of other demands, COM
pound interest and other notes. $l3,51O. Total,
I34178, 756. SO.
REVENUE.
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For the reasons fully stated in my last an
nual message, repeat my recommendation
that Congress propose an amendment to that
provision of the Constitution which prescribeS
the formalities for the enactment OF laws
ton of public money the Executive may DO
enabled, while giving his approval to partfcu-
lar items, to interpose his veto as to such others
as do not commend themselves to his judg-
ment.
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The revenue for the present fiscal year, act
ual and estimated is as follows:
Actual for the Estimated for
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thirty ysart was sever klps9 70 nj IN entirF etst
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weak less psyend their ysafs y iigo,ntrg lrolIff
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DAlaat obIobtsi 10 Ne resolution Ind
lhonnha fof rnohOuiy'8 atke. ne house
shb1Id f0nWnh ~ 3f'itt
Jha fenlsnsn 1ron fryetio. h, No IN.
iaftfl ~ economy moved The ft41iu'l lon ~
lad oli iho taDle. The inullon carried
uencrai DnD vldo8 nhefNl q resolution
inylflhx Mexlcan var yhltfhng 10 y heat ~
Tho houzr, lhe resolution laid over
Elilot lonnd q p1cfdt book containing t2l
OF $40 10 bis doak which upon ilqufyt
proved 10 10 that of Foster witch DO bad
Xxx AK n tbo Jast sesslon of re ieghlsfure
Foster arose on said be wished 10 exonor.
ate tho porter who had been accused Of
Thompson, Of Dexar, moved that each
member OF The house be allowed 20 sub
scribe Tor 50 copies OF any daily paper they
may WISH at Scents per copy % Dc paid
for out OF tlia contingentfnndi provided the
PAPER published The proceedings Of each
house.
Freymier moved ten copies.
A motion was made to rule out ell pa
pers who mad to receive by telegram the
news Of the house.
Chambers, Of Collin, said he represented
over 1000 people and that ten copies would
be amply sufficient 10 send to his constitu-
nts: that he believed In economy.
Kerr, OF Scott, said his people were suf'
fering from TOO much economy; tnat ne
could spose OF 100 copies
Mccarthy thought it would be parsi-
monions'to send to his constituents only
ten copies
After much discussion the resolution Of
fered by Cochran, as o substitute for
the original, providing that each member
should receive twenty copies at cents per
copy, Of any paper they preferred, passed
the house.
Previous to the passage of Cochran's mo
ton, several members thought that cents
would be sufficient per copy for papers fur
nished the house, when the representatives
Of tie various papers Of the state, through
Mr. Scott, member. showed thet 3 cents
would not be sufficient.
Z No evening session, the house then ad-
journed
CAPITAL NOT EH.
Receipts at the treasury to-day from land
sales were $50, 000
The large number of bills introduced into
the senate to-day put the committees to
work tonight, but the senate will not
buckle down to hard labor until after the
governors Inauguration. There is much
anxiety to hear his suggestions to the legis-
iature. II ---
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Nerve aud Brain Treatment 10 cure all
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SD and viii Rive written ruarantee With
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months Price, 81 pcr box, six boGos fcrt5
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sale and Retail DTuggifn New Oslaars. ~, CT
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And you win have no sickness or suffering 3
doctors bills to nav
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