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statesmen and manufacturers.

That the accumulation OF wealth IN bust.
nCss neither dulls nor entirely Hbe1rbs iho
Intelligence. nor rtlsXss iub'o spirit 81
shown by the Intimate connection o. manu-.
featuring and commercial hfms win re-
cent political history, ana tho immun'e
sGmB spent on the Institutions OF the rretl
towns OF ius north and midland Englaud.
Mr.. q. tslone, ~ every Engishman knows
ist1cs-n of n Liverpool mefopant, whila
Nr. Bright lives close u his mill on the
frnge OF tho moor at R1chdale, Mr.. For.
ser 10 prominent member OF the firm
whose enterprise has brought wealth into
The retired region Of Upper Wharidale; Sir
Charles Dixie is the grandson Of the f0under
and IS actually the owner Of The A,be.
moan; Mr.. Chamberlain has only within o
few years retired from the manufacture OF
woJdscrews, as they are called, IN order TO
devote himself TO political HE; Mr.. Nun
della manufactures hosiery, Lord Dudley
Ia coal merchant aud iron manufacturer,
AMI Is one OF long list OF peers who, like
Lord Londonderry, run their own collieries
or let them o great consumers like those OF
Jorrow or Mlddlesborough. Lord Ardilaun
Ia a brewer, like Mr.. Siausiield and mr.
Bass, Lord WimDnrne IL an iroumaster,
Lord Jeftey Is banker. like Sir John LuD.
book, the Bsrings, Glynss, and Roihschilds,
and the well.kaown names of Mappin Gel
man, Palmer Fairbairn, Fieljep, Henry,
Holden, Hope. Jardine, I.,athsm and otsers
TOO mum srous % mention /. stily TO The close
slliaucc between trade and the public life Of
England -[London Correspondents Boston
Advertiser.
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An Ancient Medal.

A medal was found last week by Mr..
Henry j. Bleckman while working in the
garden at home. II Is now before us and is
the sizs OF n silver quarter. After cleaning
the rust off, on one side OF the medal seen
a venette of President W. II. Harrison and
citcling this Is the inception. Mai. Gen.
w. III. Harrison, Born February ., l1I3.
On the other side are the inscriptions: The
Peoples Choice" and The Hero of Tipps'
canoe" In'the centre stands Major Gener'
ell Harri.on's log cabin on the Ohio river,
with only one door and one window. From
a pole extending upward ir m the apex OF
the roof the United States dag Is flying in
the bretzs. At each en- or the house
stands O Tree, and under one OF these lies
barrel which, no doubt, contained cider.
The gourd which was used as . dipper
hangs on the tree above the barrel and can
be plainly identified. General Harrison was
president Of the United States
on the All OF March, 1Si1, and died April 4.
1871. The medal described above was
found April 4, 1ssi-torty-three years after
the death OF Mr.. Harrison. A hole In the
med al shows that 1t was once worn as
Washington, Missouri. Observer.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT RESIDENCE "a, PACIFIC Av.
II eau; will soon b. for rent LARGE houe; lot
running from street 10 street; viii re The
whole ulace TO a large family, or win rent haf
OF the house 20 q small family. Inquire at right
hand doar. References required. aprl7-lt
TSOR REN IA NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
II room TO let with or without board; aI,o DAY
bosiders wanted. Apply Mt 8. GEkSTEL.
west side OF Church street. between Jackson
aud Commerce streets. aprlIlw
1yOR RENT-A + Ms LARGE OFFICE
II &c u,o floor. lie Grand Hotel building Ap-
nj, at Hotel office sprls-lw
ISOR RENT--OnE FINE FU aNISHED ROOM
i 10 rent for two gentlemen ONLY; tonth e.
posure, At 1923 Elm street Apply 70 above al.
dress. anrl5-ot
NOR RENT-A HOUSE WITH FUR ROOMS.
100 from corner Of Jackson and AsaYd tts
Amply 10 T. J. PUTTY, corner OF Jackson aud
Akafk streets. errl2-et
TOR RENT-rHk SECOND STORY OF THE
+ nav PostoFsce bui ding. a hne large room.
50xs0 feet 9. Il corner 81 Sycamore snt Elm
streets Apply to MURPHY BoLANz. Real
Estste Agents msrleu
NOR RENT-kOOM5 FOR RENT: SOU ~
II ern and eastern exposure. Apply TO Oliver
nor RENT-ONE tLN1ASr SUITE OF
rooms AVID ole kirgle room, south exposure,
thIrd door OF new building on Main erect. next
no Herald building: light ard ventilauo, rst-
Sect: water and closets same fonr LINDsLEY
4 BR AFFORD. Attorneys 735 Msin street tup-
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ArnArr. April IS. -tcorrssp'ndeuce.l J.
urcose- bumos ssrv snls. unavoidable az
esnce prtv- yei euler AMI nj rsveiop,,
1noufs 81 t1i. p@f. "i VIZ, ysru, nsIa'
1900 r,1f0 ols sci 4. prosperous, thrifty
SrS Scunt,fai,y supsliei. II the srt and
Ss~tous of m an sers pft Ia rsquts ton H.
sncs,Iv : vaid our Divine Cfeator hrd omit
~ X rrs.sonting his good work fo7 the
1900 oaspi1sss and prospsIity OF his
SSii6Sen. our lsnns1 race, IL y very ques.,
fionob,e whettcf any improvement c,uIe
~, ma n srr. VET, heat and coid.
6ae sssson. s;t,<sihef. b - been. and now
sss3s n r,o3 order. and seheol .housfs
c11a6 go ~ a sYes rsnsas' !"
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A stitch In Time.
Your children are always gettiDg INTO
trouble Of some sort or other. They cut or
burn their hands, sprain their ankles, crush
or hurt themselves in many ways. They
have sudden attacks of cramps, diarrhoea
or dysentery. A physician is sent FOR, de-
av ensues and frequently the consequent.
ces are serions This could all he avoided
by having q supply OF PosD's EXTRACT al
hand. Nothing viii relieve pain 30 quickly
stop bleeding or heal wounds, bruises, etc
It's action Is quick, sure and unfsiling. Flu
direc,iopn are supplieG with .ach bo.tle.
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The skin 10 Of that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be made,
and by the use oi. Pozzonps medicated com.
pie ZION power all rougoness, sale Rness and
irritation can be overcome, leaving the skin
Preparation has q world wide reputation, so
no fear need be entertained Of the result.
Sold by all druggists.
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Important

Important. c,.-
save baggage, extr ,sses or carr age hire ana
stop sf the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
rosms. fitted M at q cost Of 81 .000.0oo, re-
ducfd 70 81 aud upwards per day. Euro
oeau plan. E.svstr. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stcefs and Gle.
ysred railroads 10 ell dspsts. Families can
i've better for less money et the srand
Union hotel thsn In any other nrs'-cis<s
hotaI n ~ or.
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Green Apples,

Eaten IN the spring time, or any other
season. is lisble to give one bowel trouble
which can be speedily checked by the use
OF Dr.. Biggers' Southern Remedy, the
great specific that will certainly cure cramp
collie, diarrhoes, dysentery and restore the
little one gradually wasting away rom the
effects OF teething. Price so cents. Ash
your druggist for it. Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Georgia, pre-
prieiors Taylor's Premium Cologne.
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YOU idea" IL ''leafning 10 shoot" Ia oil
ulfsCi ious.
oar oouniyis Ming mp with prosperous,
healthy people,
Oar towa IL booming. Buildings sub
st.ntiel ~ up an ornament.
stock Interests are lively and growing.
this Fleming boom, Tor governof nowips.
Oar new bank Is doing we'll
No recon- deaths, but macy births,
Daily arrival OF new merchants aud trad
ers Of VII ca your city furnishes supply,
Ladies' approve u your smokiog "Li't''
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

C,TocKHOLDERs AND DIRECTORS MEET
- ing.--Notice IL hereby given that the regu-
ar annual meeting oi the sto kholdeIs OF The
Texas e. 81 Louis Railroad Company In Texas
will be held ut the office OF said com pany IN Ty-
Ter. Texas, on Wednesday, the 3oth day OF
Aprii 1891, ~ 10 O'clock A. m, Tor too purpose
Of elertng nine Directors. 10 serve for the en-.
suing year. and for the transacto OF such other
business Ms may pro erly come before said
meeting.
Notice Is also given that the reRulsr annual
meeting of tho Board Of Directors OF said Com
RAINY will also he held on the same day, and at
the same place, at l2 o'clock m. for the purpose
OF electing President, Vice-pfe, ident Score
tary, Treasurer, and such other officers as they
may deem necessary, ard for the transaction OF
the general business of tn. Company
CHAS T BONNER, Secretary.
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Becnuse they Deserve 1t.
My patrons speak OF Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters in the highest terms."-
IN w. Atwood, Nav York.
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IF ss,ru q Co., . Lous: Your Bile
nam ARD mill abd Fever ronic have
stven general taA-fscii,n. Those that
6svo need them cali Tor them sgain.
Resnecstulig, w. b. CARTER,
Sesrcy, Ark.
Far sale be- al, druseis's.
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WANTS..

,xyANTED-AGEgls FOR AN ARTICLE
w n1ver 'efure the publ. Address Mrs y.
7 REID. San Antonlo. texas Onth, 20 IL
IATAH1fu-A slCK NURSE. Apply no.
w 1910 Jackion ttreit, with iccommcnda.
uins aprl7'it
NkJANTGD =. YOUNG ENGLIsn COUPLE
w wants situation; vile, hrsi'c ass cook or
take eutlreeha re 90 htus hu band FOOD norfn.
MAJ nno thoroughly undoutauds coac mans
dullef; wo take chang OF COW II r'qnied'
good references. Address WHITE, Herald o..
n q. hprl7 II
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iAJAHrrD-PARr'E ~ 1Hk CITY @ANt.
w 4. paStuiags for thrir ca le wou'd 90
w.ll - i,quheai cofn.r Z az 1h4 ror,1sa,na
,UANTED-AGRNTS ADDRESS GHE ST
w louis tLE TRIO LAMP 60. 81 Louis,
Mo. Tor ciiculsT. cuts nnd terms Tor IA 50 Can
die Power clsCcfsou Electric lamp
MANIED-flfrf LADY OPERATE y
w Apply between the hour. Of land a IN, ON
81 ain street ,ntraace, III I'd door. Blaplcnshlp
4 BlAfe. hp 3li
IVANTEn-ro sELL Low, ONE SODA
y apa,elns, in Go,d order also two fonnt,ins
CHAs KAHN. apr2.lm
IVAHTED--ACfIvE MEN TO CANv ,ss
w 70; our subscription books In every city ana
county In Texas; liberal terms G'n permanent
employment. gwen Call On or address !. W,
sTONG, o 2 Mainst mai23'unf
NTANrgO IMaEDIATELY-BY tRoF. j.
w w. Brock. Corscara, Texas, first class
white barber: will guarantee sl2.bo per week.
YETANTED-YoU TO STOP AT TIKI NATION
w AL HOTEL; nistelsss accommodations az
tsafOnable rate.-ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
fWHpTY-RIVE CENTS PER DAY. Tho blild
lng is n.toh, with thrco stairways IA case OF aro
located In the business portion OF the city. only
ono sousre IRON street car limo, and ono oqusrs
nom Texas q paolfo and Missouri ssoina Depot
Convenient 20 passengers coming or going 0vei
sither road Once open all night. uues9 are
called Tor all trains. 7, CLRARY. proprioior.
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Ponds Extract, for all pain, ito. e
other preparations have secured "a temper
Dry popularity the Extract has kept tie
even ttnor its way.
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Wanted--A tract of good iarm land with
in three 30 i've miles OF the courthouse. by
the Texas & Mexican Land " Investment
com psnY, 723 NJ in street.
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IVAHTED--ACfIVE MEN TO CANv ,ss
w fo' our subscription books In every city ana
county In Texas; liberal terms G"n permanent
employment gwen Call On or address !. w.
STONG o Mainst maf.3 unit
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lVANTEu-ro sELL Low, ONE SODA
w apparatus. In go,d order. also two ionnt lbs
CHAS KA1IN. apr2.1m
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[ rhe above communication was placed 10
type aud should have appeared Ia the HER
AID of yesterday. but owing to an mad
vertsncy in making up the form, the article
Was leit out, although an editorial covering
the points suggested was printed.-IEp.
HERALD.
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DUCK CREEK.

Ladis, approve Of your smokios "Li,t''
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INOK SALE-A GENTLEdAN WISHING TO
II rslire from livery business desires 10 sell his
entire outfit consisting OF residence. stable.
horses, buggies and CARR ages; the owe y situ.
nted In one Of the fast growing cities In Texas:
suitable or viii tcll on easy terms; a iine open
ing and good bargeio viii DO given. For
t.rm 4 Address Rny LIZ. Dhllns. nnrln.2w
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FOR SALE-CuEAP IA CERES OF LAND
rear Klebure station on Texas Trunk ha'l.
road. Inquire OF LAThRoP& LArHROp. Gs3
Fim street mer25-in
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IUa saba NINE lot OF tUAL LI.LU
L jersey heifers; also CIV imported thor
ough bred high grade Holsieins, at Riverside
Stock Farm, ,orner jefferson and Cochr IN
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TOR SALE OK pENJ-sEVENALt GOOD SEC
L Midland piaros for rent or for ale at very
low y ices AT O. II Edwards, 1888 and 7S5 Main
street. Dallas. Tex. tprls-bt
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L,yE ~ New 5SHH
In full OF Foley No.
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iAJAHrrD-PARriE rs IN IHE CITY WANI.
w us paStuiags for their ca le would 60
W II - & quite as corner q dlz Gnl Portland
ttfeots. nprl6.lw
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EoR sALE--fHE VALUABLE AND BEAU.
i uiul block. l9sxi6S ut the inter cotton OF
Canton end Mariou streets. facing 1.s feet on
Marion street, 16s feet on Canton ard l9S feet on
Trinity street Appl t. RICH ARD LOHn,
COX Main street or IN Panl Giueksman anl1.6t
NOR sALE-IIU Sc FOR sALF. 1878 ELM
a. Innui,e at IaDO F m 81 aoriT.tt
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OR sALE-sAL0ON FURNIrURs, LOM-
| pisiugc un or, shelving and ice chest as
good rs new; will sell very cheap Cor cash AID.
dress n Herald Office. arl6u
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TOR SALE-BANkRUPr STOCK FOR SALE.
/ We have stock OF goods worth 5000 ana
store house In q nice country town worth $500
we wi | sell ch ap FOR cash, or trade for Uailas
oily nrnpt rly RLANKEN HIP q ~ AkF.
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NOR hENI-NlUELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
II with southern exposure; rates reasonable;
with or without bgerd. Apply at 3.t kard
. venue aprll6 2,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-06-06

-
Though The houses ere lsrE: .n4
roomy. L must not y Imagined tnas
they possess che comforts ana IuxuFic
~ the American modern me for AZ
these buildings. standing END % ENG tnc
whole length u the streets Witrpn! CO
inch % space between them ana iii.'uS
their four and five sfoFieS skyward 20
5e crowned with mansard rooi. the
attic 81 which y cnt up into rooms ana
Inhabited All these houses qutc IN
posing % look q though they are, arg
nothing more nor less than h'Eh-tonca
tenemcnt-hou~cs. which. 10 Amcrica.
are dienilied with the name 'rat* "A
these houses che vast majority q Ger
mans live, only the Jay 6onld< ana me
Yanderbilt> of the different cities being
reckless and comiortlorinx enough 70
hisc what every American signs tor
and Is not contcntcd until ne has
hose Of his own occupied only ~ him
self and family. standing upon ground
which he owns and surrounded ~ some
sort Of Q garden no. tne 1erman
tradesman, even though ne becomes
comparatively rich ana able y
provide himself > home per-
fectly contentcd - rent one-naIi q
one Of the stories q one q tne-e
hign-toned fenementhouses anu i've
there without being able 70 ENJOY any
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-06-06

UEX<IkEH>< DOWNFALL
The idea q marrying for money Vas
tistzstetul - Prank Henniker Like
most mn. DO matter how fast he
had looked forward in his inner heart
20 time in the future when be should
flnt woman who truly loved him and
should settle down into quiet Life and
be very happy; and this ideal Tho
thought n marrying for money tissi-
pafed- That i would - possible for
him 80 - Do be hal n0t the slightest
doubt Without being cancelled he yet
knew thai ~ MS more than toIera IL
ECol-lopkinx. = gentleman and pos
se>sed q manners and hearing that in
Surcd him. ~ any rate among the
younger members 81 his acquaintance.
: hearty welcome wherever ne went
But To marry for money % give up all
bis sentimental ideas = finding dispc-
sition fh.t would Be thoroughly con
Ccnial 70 his oUn--to marry girl who
~,r-,. .!,,-.-i,r - f..i'-c =, common
F - ---
Wilt INN -tni~ ~. i11ccI- pit&r
r. n. 1900 .'''..'... .. 1870. <.
- A~"rtrt- ~ me ~ A-'At'
D1mtE sentiment Kuhn MAS staring
him IN tic lace. and disgrace was no;
80 very far behind but that be could -ee
the coming shadow There could be
no Doubt about Il: he must marry for
mozer- DisaxrceshIe - The phys'c
uss. Il must bc taken. AMI upon whom
should his choice faiIs
Cor;rn,iDr thus within himself. his
cyc ri, upon letter II rack above
tbe chimney piece the addrr<s 81 which
waz written il pretty feminine hand
Surely here uas the yery thing. That
same morning be had received m invi-
tation from ~ exceedingly wealthy co..
Con spinner in Manchester. . whom he
hai recently had the opportunity 81
bt;nr y. some service j. town, asking
him ~ spend Whifsuntidc with him.
Ih;s cotton spinner uAs widouer. and
had n only child adanEhter- Thought
fully Henn;ker opened the letter and
rad il through The contents ran
thus:
Inx Nin;,sxnS. D!r~n- ". Nay IA -
IN s'1..< l. .eers:s-y. v.-;rs - kso- Z yoa
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A farmers mutual insurance com
pany. doing business In Virginia. had
meeting Of directors the other day. and.
after the transaction q routine tusi-
ness, one q The board rose up and
said:
II notice among the bills o. expense
one for - for printing our annual
statement on 1900 postal-cards."
That's All right" explained The
President.
..IIow all right Don't We employ :
secretary - salary Of 900 PER
Year,
..Yes. and the secretary prepared
the copy and contracted for the print
ing.
Il don't say he didn't, but I'd like .
know what business he had 70 controce
for any such printing when We furnish
him pens and ink. Il was his duty %
write ont them cards. sir. and /. for
one. shall kick against any such O.
travagancc r-- Wal Street. Nesrx.
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"A IT, uTX 1wm1 IU|mw an ImT II1X IWT
49, 49,. $500 80 ma ~ hcd'cIosh..s. .ob-
h;rr a. M 49, hr.r- ~o,,lj hrcsk ONLY
I -.,c.r .ffer iii,
Wh;t-S.ndav thar xenr va oloriou< |
AZ An n,f,;re <ccmcd "A ~ BRIGHT |
";
~ Maitland. Ue,n;ker ,rj Inv
49,. - ch~rrh com;r~ h,ck ~ mer- +!
ch,,,< ;,;ncj !. fricnj ana Henn;tcr Ana |
inv xere ncrforcc thrown ,o.efher.
IL ma se.n yerv ljttIc II her since |
the AFFAIR IA tbe nrey;ons evening.
Whc, ,hev had met 49, va shv Ana
IL church ~. h.d once 81 |
t,x;c.. cast ou;..f planrcs A. her-ind,+.d.
III thouchts were far more occupied
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I&@|I|I< 1II14 many 81 II| 4[l~|EE< 4|IE
friends he had len In London. and she
bad one u The sweetest f.ces BE- thought
~ had ever srcn. With easy grace she
babe him welcome 10 the hou><. excu--
ing her fathers abs nee - = matter u
necessity. and then she resumed her
seat and .hey entered into conversation.
InsfIncfively during il al HennIker felt
that her clear. br0Nn eyes were scrnfi-
MIXING him closely. that she was. - Il
we're. summing him up and making .
mental estimate of bis value lie began
% take an interest in the girl. and the
more - because NJ felt thai he had
previously done her m IN nsticc.
The butler came IN presently 10 show
Henniker 10 bis room. and. when the
Young man went back. nc found Miss
Maitland wish her haf and Jacket on
"a thought you would perhaps ike
@ look round the grounds II you are
not too tired with Your Journey" she
said
He answered that ne should be only
too pleased. and they at once sailed
out together.
Going along she gave him little de-
<criptions u the ncirhborhood, showed
him her canine pets. the horses. et
cc,cra. and did her best 70 entertain
him Henniker found himself listening
in way that Re could hardly have be-
licrcd possible The girl hal . wonder
fully attractive manner. She was 30
easy and unaffected. 80 thoroughly I'M
conscious that she was beautiful and
stylish. % different from the parrot girls
L. l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-11
F0RTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.

Washington, 10. = After some
consideration, the Mexican pension
bill was displaced by the regular
order, which was the Utah bill,
which was Informally laid aside to
admit of the consideration of the
consular and diplomatic appropria
ton bill.
Allison explained the amend
ments proposed by the Senate com,
mittee on appropriation, which
added $500.000 to the bill az it came
from the House. The House had
appropriated $4,000 less than the
appropriation OF last year. The
amendment lroposed by the Senate
committee agreed to except the pro.
vision for appropriation :of Sz5C,OO0
to meet the expenses attending u pon
the execution Of the neutrality act
The Senate went into secret srs-
sion.
Adjourned.
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General Capitai News.

Washi gton. 1O.-The Rou q
committee on elections in the ONO
contested election Gaze OF Cam ppeii
vs. Money, by a vote OF elghe 70
four, agreed tn report In FAVOR or
unseating Money and seating toe
con testant.
The record in tie court of in
Ouiry in the case OF General Swain,
Judge Advocate General OF the
army, reports the facts developed
by the evidences and concludes az
follows: The court is OF opinion
that while it is not prepared 20 say
that any specific act developed Dy
evidence is actually fraudulent, yet
the evidence does show series OF
transactions discreditable to any
officer of the army, and which es~
pecialIy demands condemnation
when engaged in by an officer hold
ing the high position and peculiar
relations of the administration OF
justice in the army, held by Brlga-
der General Swain. The Secretary
of War laid the report before the
President to-day and 1t was decided
to order a courtmartial for the trial
of General Swain. The detail for
the court will be made in a few days.
The President signed the act FIX
ing the rate Of postage on mail mat
ter second class when cent by per-
sons other than publishers and
authors.
A cable dispatch received from
London this afternoon, states that
in the British Commons to-day the
under foreign secretary stated that
representations touching the duty ct
friendly powers in regard to dyna-
mite had been addressed to this
but no reply had
been received. This dispatch was
shown to Secretary Frelinghuysen
tonight. and he said it seemed to
refer to representations made to
this government touching recent
outrages, but that the State DEPART
n;ent had not received anything on
the subject from the British govern
ment since the commission OF the
recent dynamite outrage.
The sum required by Secretary
Frelinghuysen to buy for thu gov
eminent certain rights which it is
the Nicaraguan govern.
nent has conceded for az inter-
oceanic canal is S250,0O0, not 100000
IS heretofore reported. 1t is EN-.
bodied In paragraph of the consular
Ind diplomatic bill attached to it by
he Senate commiste on appropria-
ions, and reported yesterday. It |
vas this paragraph which was
lnder discussion in the secret ses-
ion this afternoon. No action was
AIKEN.