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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-31
Sick Headache

"Fol the past two years have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
ala. I was induced TO try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, md have found great relief. Icheer-
fully recommend 1t TO all" MRS. Il. +.
AHs%3LE, New Haven, Conn.
NJ MARY G. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass,
was ssufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
.,he. She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found I the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold ty all druggists e. six for ss. Made
.ply tg G. /. HOOD & Co, Lowell, Mass.
.~A en~anu nnn nnltoS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-31
Arrival of a European steamer.

PORTLAND, Dec. so.
The steamer Polynesian from Liverpool
the 18th inst. via. Halifax, arrived in Port
land at $50 A. NJ. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-31
S-w Y1rS stock Market.
ChIcngo rroance Mnrkci.

CHICAGO, Dee. %.
ELoUR-hrm.
wHEAr-higher, No. Chicago Spring, 75iassI;
Dec, 75l a 76l
CORN easier at 35la35l.
0ATs-irm 26s.
RYE-higher, b2l
BARLEY-fr firm 5S
PORK AT 10 s. 10 s7l
LARD q 90 "A 0 b7I.
BULK MEAT-Snoainrrs. 4e5 Short rib. 8 ~;
Shor' Hioar. o 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-31
NEVER GIVE UP

however serious your case. whether OF scrofula.
Liver or Kidney Complaint Salt Rheum. Rhcu.
matsm or any disease arising from an impure
state of the blood until you have given Vegetine
thorough trial. 1t is a remedy for just this class
'cor' rav' failed to reach. ii has proved to be of
great oiicac,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-31
BEAR IN MIND
REST AND SLEEP

are Indispensable, would you enjoy sound health.
tenn has ale vEGETiNE u blessing to thons-
ands. Nervous sufferer you will find sure relief
In yegrtne.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

lsiIs.zd ~ =. n~fa<F a szzlf f.sh-F y
kdtI4a. uiar.
AZ ff#t springs. Afz.. al ~ gs#Hllns
establishments Hfts fidss,i On tho ~. sal
iIs sPeEilns fraternity had ssasasssa -
town,
tvs fsp'sla u rpfsp<ilcf vhieh rsssiss
h|lesakes On The ~ fep1ftei iAAe nj 4.
lam nampietaIy ffefeh over. wish ese.
.iguai issI'tfss 'ws,ts I've feet bIshl
Tnf nef,fisHiz desrefe 10. FRANK Iiahfe,
WIN FertutIy mad IIeuiiah aisaek % hIs
kntpef<. snd nearly killed one N them. M
ths Joliet ffIi.l renitentisfy. hanksi him
seIf in hI- cell on the IN. sna was dad
when discovered. IIe had iofn We under
shirI Into strips 10 form a rope with which
70 stfanHle hImself.
THh ptier night W, n. q. tcs'crn. oi
Omaha. Neb.. civil engineer. blew OUT
the gas IN room At tho Palmer ifsuse,
Chicago. and was sufeeat u.
A rihN few day. ago destroyed The
principal business block IN Memphis, Fcot.
land County, No., aud falling walls killed
three persons and wounded seven othcrz,
three MORALLY.
OvxH four thousand miners In the iiock'
Ing and sunday Greek tohio) valley'
were idle on the 7th because Of ths haul
ers strike against q reduction.
ON tho morning of the 7th cloud bursI
over Florence, A. T., tho water running
four feet deep In the street, occasionIns
| 4fa a4N A ..<X4.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
AN IRATE pARsOS.

Ilev. Jos. Cook, Disturbed In Nap by
Brosh,r Div ne with whous he und Agreed
20 Attend Prayer Meeting. Isehayes In
Most Unininistcrini Manner.
KEEN. N. ". March O.
An authorized version Of recent dis
play OF ministerial pugillsm has Just been
made public, In which the Rev. Jo. Cook
assaulted fellow clergyman at
hotel here for having called him
seven minutes too early 70 attend
prayer meeting. A local paper
last week Published an account Of tho
encounter, but the conduct Of the Rev.
Mr.. Cook was represented a. 30
gross that but few would believe In
tho correctness Of the narrative. To-day,
however, the bclligerent clergyman u out
In letter IN which the principal features
Of the affair are admitted. The COM
mon version Of the affair IL thisi The
Rev. J. Cook was 10 deliver his lecture
on ssrhe Seven Wonders OF the World"
Ia the City Hall one evening On reach
Ing town In the afternoon he took room
At the Cheshire House, where he was
called upon by the Rev. Mr.. Price, pastor
Of the Second Congregational Church,
and invited TO attend and take part In tho
church prayer meeting just before the
lecture. AT the time agreed upon Mr..
Price knocked At the door Of Mr.. Cooks
room, but instead Of being courteously
received, he was set upon by Mr.. Cook,
who In towering rage, having appar-
emily been disturbed In nap, came out
IN the hall, and seizlng the visitor began
pushing him about and otherwise laying
violent hands upon him, nt the same Time
using language unbecomInR . gentleman.
The disturbance attracted the attention
Of large nnmberin tho house, and land
lord sherman, who was eating his supper
was among the hrst 10 arrive ct the
scene, but on seeing two Of his dIstln-
Ruislsed guests engaged In private busI.
ness, he returned to the dInlng-room aud
finished his toast with a. much com
posurc a. Josh WhItcomb fesumes hls
prayer after throwing the drunken father
Of little Tot through the window. Other
witnesses say that the outcrlcs of the an
ragged lecturer were emphasized BY the
nae Of such expIeflves as "BarbarianI"
s1Ioffentots'' s0oriIlsI" etc. The Rev.
Mr.. Price opened his meeting uuas-
sisted. and there was : large attend
anee, - usual; perhaps few more. - no.
| tlee had been given of The expeeled aI'-
p~rrsuce n The Hey. Joe cook. Before
many minutes had elapsed n vas seen
| by tke pastor, seated near IN door, and
as soon a. prnceIcabls ~ len ~ 1rst
| 10 speak With him, and returned nnsc-
companied. AZ tho proper time Mr..
Cook was invited - lead IN pfzycf.
which hs aid with seeming Feluctance.
singing followed and then be uas Invited
70 speak, bst instead q Noticing ~ -.
quest, ho uelked his hae, and haelsned
out Of The church, not even taking carr
| that the door should not Sian after hin
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Tho Noted nandit Left 10 Cisss conamun.
ion with Himself In tho "ssIitnry," Ap-
parently couciudss that 1IIs NJ ssion h
Fulniied, and Ends His Worthless fifr.
JoLsEr. fi.L., March !.
Frank ilande committed suicide In
his cell this morning by hanging himself
10 the Iron door. lie was placed In q
solitary cell last Monday morning by or.
der Of Deputy larvIn, since which time
he has bad no communication with any
ono except his keeper. When last seen
last evening he was qnIte cheerful, only
that his close confinement
cnAyED AND INITIATED MN,
aud he was anxious 10 get out. TlIi
keeper visited his cell at eight O'Clock
this mornIng 70 give him his breakfast
when he was found hanging to the dool
by rope made from his clothing. III
adjusted the rope about bis neck
n REGULAR nAxoxAS SINK,
with the knot under his right ear. Thu
other end Of the ropc was firmly fastened
TO the top bar u the grated door. III
spread bis coat on the stone floor ant
placed his cell pail upon u, 50 TINT wheI
be stepped off the pail would make nc
noise. Stepping upon the pail
THE Cloth ROPE WAS DnAws riGiiT,
and then he swung off, when found fhI
morning be was quite dead aud cold, hav
been dead doubtless some hours. II
win be buried this afternoon In the prIsoI
cemetery.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

7pr4sxy, Msfr1 t'-.1Is H@616~ p1<ssd
NJ NiIis&vy t<s1~4y. hftfyprIalIsn
kIII, Nllh Al sn<n6msaI ptosId|ne ik1l
ssy military esd1 1eFtsllef dI<mI<~-d
~ hsfIn9 aheI| a. n fesppoInfr5.
4 bItt 06s f4vW9hl$ fsp9fied 10 rrII<se
n<nk4fs n ~ rIff John rovt~s
ttun.msri|sI firm their oAth ef ssere
~. Mf bh<fmsa introduced IN
granting 70 ns~spspurs or pre1s
associations copyFi<hs on ihsIf
news Of eight hours. 4 hIII war passfd 10
runIsh The eoualvisilIn4 u eecurIfisa "
foreign Governments. In the ifouss hlIIs
we're repoftci 70 nmcnd The Chinese immi.
grafton nct. 10 prevent the aduItefatIon of
teas, and 70 permanently improve tIe Eris
Canal for fires trsfIIc.
WEDNESDAY, March b.--ln tho Benate
tho Judiciary Committee mads fsvora-
bio report on The hIlI providing Tor The col.
lection of marriage and divorce statistics.
An act was passed 10 authorIx, The Post.
msster.G General to Lease buildings for post.
sflccs of Tho nrat, second and third
classes for ton years, d reasonable rates.
In tho House 4 resolution WAS adopted
unseAting TrauquIlllno Luna ~ Delegate
from New Mexico snd admitting r. A.
Msnganares, who IVES promptly sworn In.
An adverse report was made on the reso.
lulion for tho rclisf Of sufferers by tho
overflow Of the Mississippi and by the cy.
clone In North Carolina. but . favorable
report was handed IN requesting tho Hec-
rotary Of War to inform the House when
relief was needed along the MissiszippI.
THURSDAY. March o.--Mr Ccckrcll pre-
sented memorial IN the Senate from
the united labor organisations Of 81. Louis
praying that tho Wholesale immigration
Of European mechanics be restricted. Bills
werc passed to appropriate seO0,0O0 10
Colonel Albert H. Emery for inventIng a
machine for tcstIng iron and steel, and 10
provide for system Of courts In places
outside tho territory Of tho United States.
A bill was reported favorably fixing the
rate Of transient newspapers at one cent
for four ounces. In tho House the Naval
Appropriation bill was passed--259 to |.
FRIDAv, March 7.-In the Senate q
bill was passed constituting majority Of
ths Judges Of tho Supreme Court quo.
rum. A favorable report was made on the
bill 10 forfeit lands granted to the Tcxa,
Pacific RaIlroad Company. Adjourned
TO tho 10th. In the House u was voted 4
recommit tho bill 70 retire Alfrei Pleas
anton with tho rank Of Colonel. and new
measure was introduced 10 give him
pension Of ono hundred dollars per month
An evening session was held for tho con
alteration Of pension bills.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

~ 'a=ni~e y th@ IInIt@f Ws...
lH=~*ff t<-><I<lIss ksv= iren fsq>.'st
= E<<ht tHl II<S< n vst~f* n tk4Ef siatIAe.
- sI<s = sI<s - nsmss N tha@ W.
tezs ff<i=st~i = tzke ~ ns'sfzIl-siIan
f4rer
Tvs Mains s'ss< I,-marrs'Iu Convention
VII h> h@id n HsnHar Jau~ n.
THn ieaih u 0ienrfsi tsmss K. Moor.
heEl. cna u ihr eIis<t and mast pfsnInsns
ti'I<~n< ef fiit<bhrxb. "a. ooe.fs~l sa
he egb n TIE sxe n .svrnfy.rIfit gesf.,
fe represented shs Tweufy. ..aesni yis.
t.iet !" ihe fhI'iy'sixih 70 ~ Forty.hrrt
Congress.
n IN int<rvIsw IN New york On The OH
Charles II. Heed. uuItsaa's counsel, as.
serted that In private conversation, the last
os'e taking pIacs the day tefors bIs cxccii.
tIun. uuiteau so'emnIy asefrsd that no one
bat God and himself knsw Of bis purpose
70 murder President GARFIELD.
Az bridgeport, Conn, four members of
the talvation Army wcrs few days ago
sent 10 jail for parsdInx the streets.
A nofLkH In Dearborn's mill st IIryant's
Pond, No., exploded recently, killing four
men.
Nh. AND Mns TEnny, Of East Hampton,
l. l., wervbrutally assaulted on the 7h
by Frcd Davis, hard character II was
thought their injuries would prove fatal.
Robbery was the motive Of tho crime.
In Ulster County, N. ", ten towns on
the 7th voted "no license" ElIcnvills
women threatened 10 boycott merchants
who supported the whisky interest.
The Reform Club Of Massachusetts at a
recent meeting In Boston adopted rcso
luton to call National conference Of per
sons who desired thorough Civil.Scrvics
reform, reduction Of the revenue. and ces.
sation Of tho silver coinagc.p 10 nominate
II deemed expcdient, candidates for Prcsi
dent and vice-President
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

The waters slowly nteedise -P~rilsss
Position u Fstar's Point, Miss.
uEl1xA. Auk.. March l.

The wsssv. ssswly ssfcsdise-P~rsIsus
Position sf Fsjsr's Point. Miss.
HsLsxA. Ank.. March I.
The decline expected 70 set in began
Yesterday two ,pch,. brlpy The extcut az
~, r,..-..,,.'.s',, 49, =. 4 ..'.-.,...
tue ,a" ine a'p'',e'e"'e' ~" " '-."s -'.'
oi Tue past TWO "eeks ~ "fonH"' up'n
the lesees that several crcvasses have
occurred within The last tliIrty-six honrs.
rrisr's Point, village In Mississippi,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

VI !"
sHss ,ilafliaofss 4 uHinsy fIalifasa is
shlssas iafasa II sff sssa-ta tsfefta.
Hats iHHsh fflF
% fHirtaa. ~. Hsfeh =
Last sslnfiay alnul eae e'oiaek y m,
ra1maslef g A. BARTLETT n The thleaHu.
burlington 4 quincy Iilllfoad. ieil bic
otIiee for ianeh without taking ilip noees.
ssft pfeeaail0u ~ CLOSE The combination
oi The big safe ln which money ~ The
payment q employers was deposited On
leaving the room h. M 80 without walt.
Ing The fetnfn of other attaches ~ the
Office, who had all gone 10 lunch before
ha return The aaie was robbed II all IL
eonteuta, with the exception Of soms pack
ages VI nieheIp and small change, the total
smount disappearing, ~ NEAR as the com.
pany officials eau estimate. being slT 900.
Gu The facts becoming known and M In.
vsllRatIou bclng instituted, taymaster
Bartlett was discharged from the service
Of the company for negligence, aud the
matter placed IN the hands of detectives
Effort wasmadc 10 keep the affair a secret
In the hope ,ha, the detectives would be
facilitated IN their work, but the affair
becoming known, and In the belief that
an exaggerated statement would be pub
lished concerning the ruhbcry, tb. officials
showed willingness 10 let the exact
facts be furnished the public.
rnE THEORY ApvAScrD
by the Treasurer Of the company Is that
the robbery was accomplished by a
sneak thief Two doors lead into the
cashiers Office from vacant room, one
Of which was found aar on the paymas-
ter'r return. The paymastcr's room Il
located In the general offices of the com
pany on the second floor Of the building
and was constructed especially with a
view 10 guard against Intrusion or theft
but In this instance the most ordinary
precautions appear to have been ignored
The explanation given by the PaymasteI
Is that It was supposed that the vacant
room adjoining his office was al
why's kept locked, but In this case
was proved otherwise. This door wa
close to and adjoining the vault In whIc
the safe was located. When the Pa,
master left the room the cashier Of tn
company and an assistant, who occup
practically the same room. but at I
desks somewhat removed from the yaul
and In an angle which partially conceal
the entrance TO the vault, so that any OF
entering from the vacant room could ha'
accomplished the robbery without the
} knowledge, the paymaster assumes th
, the robbery lnnst have been committs
. by some one having complete knowledI
/ of the room and the habits Of lis occ
pants.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

The Manitoba authorities were warned
by the Canadian Government on the lth
that they would be held accountable for
bloodshed or serious disturbance arising
from the serious discomfort In the North.
west. A reply was sent that the Dominion
Government was responsible for all
troubles existing.
CArrAiss Of whaling vessels have been
requested by the American Consul at Dun.
dee to keep lookout for Lieutenant Greely
in Bntlin's Bay, In the. possibility that he
may drift down on an ice-doe.
A LARGE fortune has been left 10 Mr..
spurgcon, tho great Baptist preacher Of
London, by tho late Joseph Pool, Of
Leicester.
The bill introduced In the British House
OF Commons by Mr.. Parnell amending tho
Irish Land act was rejected on tho 9th by o
vote OF 325 10 Y.
In the Canadian Parliament twelve have
expressed themselves In favor Of the wild.
est reciprocity In commercial relations
with tho United Safes.
WILLIAM 3. PARKER and Frederick b.
Parker, financial agents at London for
several wealthy persons. absconded on tho
9th, with liabilities Of s5,0Oo,OOo.
THE Toronto (Cau.) Prcsbytery recently
decided that Masonry and Odd Fellowship
were hin frances 10 religion.
MI. GLADSTONE stated In tho British
House Of Commons ON tho 9th that the Gov
ernment had no intention Of assuming con
troll OF Egypt and that the troops would
be Withdrawn at thu earliest moment pos
sible.
IT has been decided by the Ontari,
Legislature that women shall be admitted
as students IN tho Toronto Provincia
University, and tho fair sex are now peti
tioning tho local Government for the righ
to'vote.
The fflicth anniversary Of Toronto
Can, was celebrated on the 9Th by opcninl
fres library and firing salutcs.
| Az ARRAY occurred few days ago a
Prcssa, Italy, between railway laborcr
and villagers, during which eight person
were killed and fourteen wounded by cut
bInserz, who were endeavoring to suppress
tho riot.
ADlvcEs Of the 7th from Cairo state tina
Osman Digma's troops were determine
10 fight TO the last, and tho rcbcl leade
had positively refused TO negotiate wit
General Graham. He totally ignored III
flags Of truce sent out from SuakIm. Con
crai Graham had begun his advance sgains
tho rebcl stronghold.
The President on the 7th announced I
the German Reichsiag tho death Of Lasks
and other members during the recess
warm discussion cnausi, the Progressisi
thanking the American House Of Repr'
sentatives for It's action. AMI the Conser'
a'ives defending Bismarck's doings.
IT was announced on the 7th that N
Parnellites, Irritalei al the refusal Of III
British Governments 10 reopen the Iris
land question. proposed TO begin an imm'
dIate agitation IN Ireland. aud TO NAL
strong appeals 70 the Irish TO demand u
amendment Of the Land ac'. They woul
open subscriptions 10 special fund 4
agitation purposes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS.

Corning, o., All Torn Up Over The Recent
Expuision of Andy nlcDeyitt from tbs
Town-A Wnrof Factions Likely 60 Result.
cotrnnus, o., March q.
The trouble over the McDcyItt abduc-
ton at Corning Is getting worse. Every
turn Of affairs seems 10 irritatc II, I'LL there
Is danger Of violence. Andy McDcvIft,
who promised the mob last Sunday night
that he would neser set foot In the town
again, returned Yesterday accompanied by
his friends carrying rifles. McDeyItt was
given royal reception. Fully 1000
people met him ut the depot and
escorted him TO his store, where
he held an ovation during tho
day, but did not remain In tho town over
night. lie and Father d. NJ. 0'BoyIan
have, however, not a. yet been In the
tosn at the same time since last
Sunday. The reverend father lcft for
New Lexington on the train previous
70 McDesitt's arrival, expecting to re-
turn on the next train, but when he
saw the McDcsitt party on the cars he
did not board II, and remained nt the
County jail with the members Of hIs
congregation, who are under arrest. The
ease Of Father 0'fjoyIsu was postponed
I'LL Friday. The others Will have
no hearing tlll the Grand Jury
meets next Monday, ~ they waived 4
preliminary examination. Andy neDes-
IN came up 20 Ncm Lexington IN the AZ
ternoon, and Father O'HoyIan returned
70 Coming. McDesitt sworc ont twelve
more warrants, mailing fwcnty-slx In all,
with more 10 follow. To compllcatc ths
present desperate social condition OF this
mining region, four arrests were mads
| for the lyurhing Of Richard Hickey, twt
weeks aeo. and efforts are being made q
hare Andy McDevItt indicted for killing
In Quickbaum IN relf-dcfensc I
year afo. Their Il . desperate stat.
q anaifs q Corning and lRendviIle
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

ffistNFNff ~ fffHafHffe faHNfafMNss -
tlsana lafslaa sstsnsaaFss fnfsFHfss
- - fsHfsf sHIi tis~ " Essmt*#iss
nspsHaslts Hs#aufes ~ me fHitsa states
kaalnsg iifssasltsts 4 tis ~ nseihss
ssiH
virsss. nafth 4
neflDns alarm and much extlItlHeht
has been caused ~ The discovery ~ The
police of ihrre lafno dynamite laboratories
IN The heafl u The city. All n which show
signs II having recently boen occupied.
kgofihina Indicated that dyhamIie was
then telng manufactured, aud that thu
occupant. had made haaly ext. Tho
activity VI the Terrorist party eaHsrs
greatest uneaslneHa amunu the weallhlest
Glasses, and general feeling ~ lnaceur.
~ prevails on account u the number "
dynamite homba being scattered broad
cast over the city llnmbn arr found IN
The street almost daily As YET no serious
explosion has taken place The detective
force has been doubled, aud "A conilnu.
ally securing The city and suburbs Tor dy-
namlle Last evening man drcssed ln
The Rnrh " workman was arrested
while attempting 20 smurgle number Of
small bombs Into the city. lIo made q
desperate resistance, aud attempted 10
explode one Oi the bombs lie was hnall,
0ycrpowcrcd aud taken 10 the police sta
tion lie refused 10 reveal the plnce
where he procured the bombs. From In
formation received by the police aud from
other sources Il Is believed that dynamite
Is being manufactured In the suburbs.
A number of detectives are actively
searching the suspected places. A care
iul examination Of some of the dynamite
discovered has led TO the belief that
large quantities Of the stun are received
BY rrrrorlsts from friends In America,
aud that u is shipped from America VIA
Switzerland. The Swiss authorities have
been asked to keep sharp lookout for
dynamite Intended for shipment 10 Aus.
tria. The Austrian Government has Sc
cured the services OF number Of Swiss
detectives 10 aid 1T the search for explo-
slyes.
RoNr, March q.
II transplres that The German, Aus
trlan, Spanish, French md other Ambns
sadors here are receiving Instructions tC
confer with Maucini, the Italian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, regarding European
cooperation with View to demanding
that the Government OF the United State
enact legislation against the mowc'
dynamite emssarles. Some OF the Am
bassadors declared themselves In favor o
rcylylng the stringent passport syster
for all travellers from America. Other
say that the Government at Washingto
Is best able 10 adjust the remedy withou
European Interference. Slgnor Manclr
recognized the difficulty Of the author
ties at Washington In inaugnrntlng lega
surveillance. lie also points out III
English protection TO foreign cmlssarie
who legally enjoyed immunity from Al
rest when the interests Of Great jrital
were unmolcsted. Some ambassador
say that while England iostercd revolt
tionary incendiarIcs regardless Of dll
asters 10 other nations, she now con
plains only when she herself Is damages
Other ambassadors take the ground thu
moral snasion Is the only remedy for ~
cialistlc evils.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

TnE Senate was not In session on tho
8th...... In the House a resolution from tho
Committee on Elections confirming Skinner
Of North Carolina In his seat was laid over.
The House refused 70 take up the bonded
whisky biIl. Tho bin authorizing tic pur'
chase Of foreign built ships Tor use In the
carrying trade was placed on the calendar.
Several bills for public buildings were re-
| ported. The PostoiIico appropriation bill
was taken up and discussed without action.
| A resolution was adopted inquIring by
what authority The Secretary Of War had
| made regulations for the navigation Of
South Pas Or other waters Of LouisiAns.
II 4 denied that Russia has joined
the Aurtnu-u<rman alliance.
TnK New York tanks. at the close Of
business On tho sth. held <l3s 81 90 In sx'
cess of lssai requisvm<nt~.
A sknlous break has occurred In the
ievee nfieen niles above New Orleans
GUAR dissatisfaction Il reported
anons ~ vlsdsw-xiusu blowers q Pi''s'
burxh. fa.
Tns RunIss olicial organ aays tho
pss>sss tIns b oppersuns Tor . general
AinarmamenA
TnouuLx = again thrsaseued between
- eipr nnksss ~ snpioyss N c'sria-
rnoGorosp aad oopIous rains havs
o,rr,< flras1eous noo11 I'll aloas ~ Pc
i - - = - 11u{1~x H&@1nn