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New-York tribune., 1884-12-14
LADIES' WRAPS,

11j imported all-wOOl cOlOred
cloth English Walking Jackets at
5000 each; reduced from %i2.OO.
800 extra fine stOckinct Walk
ing Jackets, handsomely trimmed
with SOutache braid, Astrachan
plush or fur. at $500 and $1,000
each; reduced from 1880 and
$1,000.
$50 all.wOOl Berlin twill and
beaver cloth Newmarkctsa ut $500
each; reduced from $f4.5O.
2JO do, trimmed with Astra-
chan plush or fur, at T13.7J each;
reduced from $3.50.
200 all-wsol diagonal beaver
and Ottoman cloth DOlmans,
beautifully braided and trimmed
with Astrachan plush or fur. at
$11.OO each: rcducedfr0m $1,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21

d UdIIlF IllIlI. FAUF-IlI l1III7lIII. 4
The train leaving al p M. connecf az Wits
Pigeon with Atlantic Express On Main IAne.
which has Palace Drawing Room sieeIils
Coaches from Chicago 10 New York aud BostoB
without change.
The train leaving ~ S5 a. N. connecfs "a VT
Pigeon (gylng one hour for dlnneT) with sIecl
New York Express on Main Lane
Through tickets and berthf ln Sleepine Co4ci
can be secured at Union Ticket Oftce. G. MonIe
Street. and Depot
All trains VIII run by Goth meridian tame. which
il - minutes slower than Detroit time.
J. W. MokkkAk1. Gen1 Ag1-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21
Only Ten Cents Per Wesl

THs 7xLseRkx is ~srv-d pift tn un11M
Press Dispatuls-s and stv~s ~ n~vs - ~
s~srssne-. bssh fsrsisr sd ders>~-sc. 5n u11
t3sn - ~ unis-d pr-~ s-~vi~ Tn 7u2ruW
slss~ eivs - r-sas-s fhs f~s~fs q ~ o1m.
f.lrs. a--~nzerusuz ~ Ke~ o-f snd Wsm&0
saz ss--sisls sn8 = ss.srDsrt ss~n q so1lsp {
ms ~ ieesl n~vs
kdre~si-s-- ~ f.,a Tsrx Txsesx8ss 1ueAmt1~
rr~sinn ses re~nAlns tkesr rus1lpu~r<. or b
nn,lzsa snasss - sse~s1elns 81 - 49, d.
ss~inx ndvs~ss~e-s - raz~.r~<> - exs<1 -
n--s f,zsr< Ns~ = s.s = ro~--> os~~ Dh~u1k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21

have assd ysn's Magic Oh for Neuralgia and
il has proved 70 be satisfactory. il bas cu-cd
me entirely, also OH nezt d0eg nelshb0r Nas
cured by IL Js,ehans kiatI D. internal Use fof
sore Throaf combined With serere CuDsh ano
Hoafsaness. also man by the name Of hloffel
kwinfens Was cured hS Il of very severe Lame
back can never say too much IL praise II souT
Magic OIL.
Grand Haven. April % lisa.
Yours truly. JAtOb DEofki-bth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21
Hsas whss Vans mss.s o. sr King
g Pain res rcrs g
toe Peoe.s

We fkse gsed Vans NaEie Oh k9 lnlsrDk3 azso
external appheatlons II easke of Cofis ole. nis
Burns Rrulsas ete and md llous bssfer. IL Ia
especially adapted Il ehild1an "a il can ~ assd
with safety and satisfaction. aid Hs earnestly
reoonInenc II 10 parents,
MuskesQn. sept - lse4 -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21

We have used your Magic Oh for several yeers
and would not like Ia be without il, il IL good
family medicine viz. burns. Bruises. Sore
Inroaf, Colds, etc. hence truly rseoIansnd Z 10
the public REN. 4. NAADkhfhItn.
Patterson. n. j. Feb. IL, 1854
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21

Muskeson. Mich
MR n. q. NANDERLINDEs-Me have used your
Magic OIL with great satisfaction. one Of our
children xas taken sick with lso-calledl dlpii-
therla OF course We employed doctor. but the
child grew worse every day. One morning. the
doctor called with four more of hls profession;
and consulted If the child would le alive IN the
evening they were - opaE the cflilds throat and
cut the pllleeym out. This / did not approve of,
bat as there was no hope OF The 4lld's recovery.
consented. Finally cur nelghbor, Mrs. a. Wander
werp, called with bottle of your MEele On. and
asked il We would use IL lit would oost us moth
ing We gave the child three OF i've drops ln-
fernally every hour and poulticed the soles OF ls
feet with onionf and bathed its throat we'll with
Magic Oil, and when the doctor came in the even
ing be wanted to know what We had given the
child. as il breathed - much easier. / told hlq
we used Vans Magic CHI De said keep right on
using il a. that was better than he could do.
have thanked Mrs. handerwerp Thousand umee
for her kindness and / sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine. Yours truly.
MRS. A. ID. PAIN.
Muskegon II would say. j have known the ef-
fects of Vans Magic Oil. ia domestic practice,
always with good effects, never with bad effects.
Have prescribed il IN my practice; tnd II very
good and safe medicine.
W. Ii. DEIAp. NJ. ID.
Vans Magic Oil or King of Pain is manufac-
tured by N q. Van, erlinde. Muskegon. Mich
and is sold by all dealers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21
Detroit, Grand Haven g. Mnwaukes

Passengers taking the o ~ a. IA. Expre<< make
close connections Al Ovosso fQT lAllalkk. alld e
Detroit for New York. arriving there at s0<U q N.
the following morning.
Night Exlress has local slaepins Car Detroit -
Grand Halsids.
This i TIE only line running Atlantic Express
leaving here al l0,f5 r. N, With sleepine Car ~
Detroit making direct connections for al loinls
East, arriving al Aew York - IA. tie second
morning.
Parlor Carr on mail trains both es.ft and V<sl
The train leaving at ib D. NJ VIII make direct
connection with Milwaukee steamers dz.iis excct,f
SANDAL and the $40 .. N. viii connect tuesdays
and Thursdays with Goodrich SttaneFs for Cli-
C110
Through tickets secured af 10. q. H. A n. ottsos
ia Morton House block and al the depot
ID. POTTER. Cts Pass Agent.
GEO. B. REENE. Irafhc Manager chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-21
Michigan Central.

Pacihc and New York Express dAils. balance
rains daily except Sundays.
New York Fast Lane rum daily. aTTlsings
the next evening.
A train leaves Detroit al D. NJ. except san
days. with Drawing Room and Parlor Carr f<n
Grand Rapids. reaching here at ~ y j.. m
Direct and prompt connection made wlah 6rssn
Western. Grand Trunk and Canada bouthfn
trains. in same depot at Detroit. thus avoiding
transfers.
The Detroit Express leavine at eco A. m. no
Drawing Room and Parior Car for Detroit, nt<c3-
ing that city al II IS a. H.. New York 10$0 a.
and Boston zst0 p. IA. next day.
Through tickets for all points and sleslinx
berths may be procured al Union Dcksf yf1.<el
corner Monroe and Ottawa Streets. and al Inion
Depot.
J. T. SCHULTZ Gen1 Agt- ~ Monroe-St.
Gro. w. MUNsoN. Iickes Agent. City.
J. ;. HAWKINS. Ticket Agent. DEPOT
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MARKETS ICY TELEGRAPH.
nhM YORK MAEKEr.


NEW YoER, Jan. e. - Beeyes No
fresh Offering; nothing doing; dresses
beef dun; Sl2 o. lnl , br common to
prime city aulhtcr; 5000 Tor Western
common aud Urine Sheep recr'pts 5UO
dan end en,irr.on al GRADES except prime
and choice. Wrul Hya scarce a. q shade
uighe: .r.tr, tars. 81 20 SO 80 tor sheep;
10 TO 81 90 tor lymns Gyre-tl sales at $i.75
10 $500 FOR sheep, 1928 to 81 20 tor
lambs. -Four doll and weak. Wheat
opuoas opened 10 TO SIS lover, subsequent.
" recovered the decline and advanced j 3
TO 81, closing tifIs; ungraded red, 80 10
Sl05 NJ. red, 50; MOB red, 9j IL
10 gs; No red, Sl.0l ~ to 81 0S 4.
Corn-Spot frm: option opened "A 10 2
lover, but later recovered the decline d
advanced a trihr. c oslng hrm; unEraded,
50 10 20 63: ~, 8 81 10 81 -: steamer,
81 l2to 1884; No. ?, CT l2 CuG-s-SpOt,
fair: Rin, quie' auG a. Aty; OPTIC B To 10
higher aud modera civ active; 81 sipg
hardly steady; sales, 3 Ton bsp.; R'o No. Z,
January, 1890; March, 10 s. 10 10 s.; April,
1915 10 1880; MAJ, 10 50 io 10 30; June,
l.95 10 IL; July, ll.W sugar = net and
riesdy; sutari A. - 6 ~ ; l-2; con'sc
tionsry A 7l2; powdered 81 s, gr Du'
lated, rs. Rec firm and larry acnve
Pork-Dsmand iair aud market firm, new
mess, Sl4T5 to SIS. Beet quie,t aud
steady. Cut meats firm; lnrg, clear, 3.
Lard strong; prime slenna, % 20 $50
Following IL the comparative statement
Of cotton receipts at all the United States
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from T & sS,l'' ni SsIa'

fSlnr tho day Of meeting Of the electors i9r
president aud vicn.presidsnt, was reterftd,
C.nf introduced a bill providing that
pensonf for total disability be- $50 per
month without regard TO rank. Reiofred,
Simmer, OF California. introduced blll
increasing the efficiency ~ the 'ignal 'er'
vice Referred.
Blanchiord, Tor Mo committee On rivera
and hgThors, reported = resolution calling
on tho CcCfr' ary o. war for Information %
TO 40 immediate appropriation Ter conuuu
ine work on important iiYfr anH ltfppr
mpr vsmeu,s iill the aupropi inl.ei for mo
nsxl hs'sl ycsr 's Ayallgglc. Adopted:
Wf.lbo-n reported Tho bill Gr.u'inP right
oi.wAy through tho Indian tsfi'DN 20 the
Gu.i. Colorado e SANTA T. rold, E'lalrsh
10 committee Of tie whole.
Hopkins reported 90. cill .ITgnt 10
81, 300 600, lao appropriation ilr publo
0uildiur- at Ptllburt R,lerrll 40 COM
mttce Il the whole. .,
Youag reported bin Tor public hu ID
iugs 40 Chattanooga, no cost Slu1UuO' N''
'erred 10 committee Of the whole,
Blount. frouu the committee on ways aud
means, reported resolution calling on ino
iecrotary of the treasury iur information 81,
ia tho number OF custoWs aud interim.
revsuuo collection districts aYn the cost o'
the collection OF internal revenue Tax
Adopted.
The mouse then won. into committee ol
the whole, Springer IN ths chair, on the
Till. making appropriations far tho pay.
meul OF the rebato 81 tax On tobacco and
the payment Of the expense OF the New
naxloo legislature.
White of Kentucky moved 10 reduce ii q
rebabe approximation 10 $3.50 Wn. The re-
duction'of tax on tobacco bad not he claim
ed been 81 any benefit rO ne farmer The
money for ~ rebate viii he paid into the
hands q Ii, clients oftbo late commissi ner
o teruli revenue under whose recommen'
dqtion "a republican house had ps-scd the
bill and which Ia responsible for thi5 enoi-
nifty.
Randall said tho bill came from tao rs'
duo.ion OF AVIATION on tobacco Of every
/ 4 srripiion.
white-"It uau only reduction Of one
! belt"
gsn$ail-"Yhu Introduce "A bill for the
other hslE will vote for IT,"
White said the bill last year was passed
| to pl.sse tho man Aigctures, md tho COM
missioner who recommended IL resigned
ha position sud ncted e lobbyiat, claim
agent and log roller Tor men whose clpimt
win ne paid by that bill.
Tho amendment was rejected.
The committee then rose. reported inc
bill without smsndmont and 1t passed
yeas, 80; nays, (Whiie).
The bill approuriates So 10000 for the
rebate and s2l,965 payment tor the ex
pen.es Of the Legislature Of New Mexico.
On motion OF Randall the house non
concurred in the senate amendment 10
the bill providing for relief OF tho Greeley
party. .,
King introduced bill providing 10
Transmitting standard tina from the nava
observatory at Washington he ports OF on
try and the plsci1g OF time balls ct custom,
houses. Referred.
Natson introduced joint resolution an
thorizing the secretary Of tho Interior Il
detail o clerk of bis departmsns to act
assistant clerk # the com mittees on pen
sions and Invalid pensions. Passed.
| Adjourned.
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Corn opened steady but slow, and closed
iirmtr: AZ 5.s TO Al, cash; A. ts a. 5 g. Fen.
ruary; AZ to ~ b-8, March; 81 to 81 81,
Nay. Oats better bpt very SOW; 81 SIS TO
SO. cash: SO ~ to SO IA, Nay. Wbisky
steady; Sll5. Cornmesl higher; 1913 Pro-
vi,ons firms and higher; good lob demands;
new pork, $40 so; old SIS. Bulk mestc-
Long clear, $ 05 to $40; short clear, $50 10
$40 Bacon-Lonr clear, $40 to h 75i short
rIh s 80 t0S7S! short clea-, 0 to Is
Hams II ~ TO 10 Lard firm; s SO to 500
a.. lie receipts, 800; active and strong aud
higher; exports, sG25 TO 500; good TO
choice SIS rs to SO %; common To medium,
81 so to $3.50; corn fed Texans, 50 to So 90.
Sneep receis,y, 1000, bss, grades strong;
good 10 chsice, Si,75 90 $3.50; fancy, 49,
Common 10 medium, So TO 81 e.
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WAsH1EsroS, Jan. al. L. Greer,
vice.presideut ct the Pennsylvania rail
road, made argument before the house
committee on commerce. against bills regu,
lGuug Interstate commerce. Ha OBJECTED
10 any law restraining railways from pool
INK their business. Albert tiuk appears
Tomorrow aud next day.
The Po,tm sstar General was in consulia-
ton with the senate committee on posi-
Office and post roads, this morning I'D rei1'
tioa TO the INT Oh States mails ana the
lottery companies. suh-commilteo con-
Sitting OF Senators Sawyer. wilson ana
Jackson we're appointed to consider the
mattor ~ greater length and further coun-
sci the postmaster. The general informal
opinisns Of members OF the committee
| lead to the belief that they favor tho excins-
| ion from the IN ais OF nc vSpepers containing
/ lottery advertisements and Tithhoiaing
money orders in letters addressed TO lottery
companies. The committee have ordered
| "A favorable report on the house 81 rihFlpg
public highways pos roads. inc com
mitteo havs decided to devote their mex
regular meeting TO the consideration OF tue
| postal telegraph bill. Norvin Green, presi-
| dent OF the Western Union telegraph com
pany will ba present.
Nominations:-Pelo French, Of Colora-
| do col ector OF Gus toms, Alaska
position on the bsnch rnsde vacant by the
r.dgn alton NJ Judge McCrary.
Combinations: Pogtmasters-J. 5. Eh1m-
ps, Baskerville, Arkansas; Thomas u, Fliz'
patrick. Forest City, Arkansas; Joan D.
Davis +, ri Davis, Texas; william BILLINGS
Vlcoris, Texas -
Atameetiug OF tho house COMMITTEE on
education to-day, bills regulating Federal
education were referred 10 the sub-comnlit-
tee, OF which Wits IS Chairman.
A com ulittee from the national colored
convention held nt Louisville were present
and urged that the colored people be sideu
by appropriations for educational pur-
pCssa - a,,.,
mit.ee on agriculture has agreed 70 report,
with two amendments, the BIZ prepared
| by the Cattle Breeders convention Tor
the extirpstiou OF diseases among domestic
animals. rhe appropriation determined
upon is $4,000 instead OF SoO0'Voo
and the states are required ~ 10
contribute sums equa W ~
apDortioned among them bY the general
government The report will be submitted
| to the entire committee tomorrow.
G. w Tyson, committee stenographei
OF the Forty-seventh congress wa exam
ined to.da, before the house com
mittee Oh accounts o. Inc VIII, ut,
ness resigned his position "a ~
called to testify what he knew concernini
The removal OF house employees OF IN,
fortv.seventh congress and The appoi ntme nj
Of men did not work but few days. Since
Ex-Speaker Keller said the res
ign.tion OF Tyson was volun
tsrily and showed commennnDi'
contSiniag mia resignation dated March 80
th, member OF the committee to-day asked
IN, ritness the cause Of his resignation
tha noa,tion Witness said his resignation
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u.Arn Won Inc dr.lm Z N.

"Aro You tue dr-imt ~
This quest uu VA pas by - heUa-R sia'
ter replfter 20 Fro IaycD. 70 HVS.t street,
who, within the past few ueFs, uai Foh
quite reputation aHn dreamer.
"WNi.n auaWsr.d tho tutrrr 20 ri, 81
sometimes dream, and ana liWtyt wiling
to bet on us coming true. / won that gun
down at Brockwav'Y on - dream. a licke,
seller tackled me ono evening, and told
him would take couple ot cneuC'e the
next day. That nj ht ! dreamed | had
purchased tickets thirty.siX aud thiriy-
eight aud thar thirly-e.snt sou. wW ,ae
gun. Early lAc ueIL oIEUR ] hustled
wn ana bought 'lrsu uuu lprs, Guu
a erTards took I'll TN bcls ! could get Inst
/ sould win tue gun. ! TOu u on thirty
eighi. But that's sma matter. ] was
Il IN IA Ashland, Kentucky, Two Years ago,
when two girls Hid boy ware murdered.
w ". Culbcr,son owns q rolling mill and
blast furnace there a.u he offered % reward
OF 81 500 for iar detection OF the
murderefs Oae night dreamed
/ saw ths m-u who did tho deed,
aAd neIt morning l ok detective With
zoe 10 iud hin. mad never seen him IN
flesh aud did no even know his name.
big bury negro thla worked In my nnc!s's
mill answered my description, I'D thu do
tectiya arrested him. 'WI took MIN uu 90
The hOtsl, and he confessed the whols
affair. That night hn wa9 lyncGed fnst
VA George " Ellis, tba man VINO drove
the hear,e that carried his victims. 20 the
Cemetery. II his confession, ne Implicated
Eliis Orift aud William Nesi tEn OF the
allocRrors. Those men were arrested and
tried. Gait was hanged aud Nsal is SILL
in custody awaiting evidence The affair
has aimee been a.itntrd by detectives who
want the reward, snd several additional
| lives havs been lost 90 their account, And
/ | have dreamed Of other thing. H. br4d-
! IA pa ~ 4 baN 49,
| year, dreamed that certain houses You q
! 30 act on fire alC barn Al certain dates;
thtt certain operator, would strike %. or 4.
Dry hello ~ certain hour and AL such
! thiags; aud have usver yeJ bad vision
tina. was not verified TO the dot. ar.
JOYCE should be placed on ne detective
force at once YOUNGSTOWN News,
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y1isceIlaneoss Foreign Ncus.
pANAyALoEA III. Coe~NEp.


LONDON, Jan, a. Madagascar sdvicss are
that the new queen. Rsnavslona Ill. was
crowned on the 2snd Of November. The
oueen and her prime minister declared they
Would not surrender an inch OF the country
to the French.
STUD STABLES BURNED.
LONDON Jan. A.-Lord Norris stud sta
bles near Oxford, have burned with four
teen valuable stallions Sir Bevis, the win.
per of the Derby OF 10, was saved.
FANATICS DEFEATED.
MxRv, Jan. A-Two thousand Turoo-
mans under the Mussulman fanatic, khaf
Sevd. have been defeated and dispersed by
the Pcrsisns at Mischid
AsAD FATE
Sr. JOHNS, N. f., Jau. "a The schooner
Jspnie drove out OF Ming's Blight In slope
Of ice on the 11th instant. A ere" OF six
man on fishing punt boarded her four miles
a, sea. Since then there has been no news
the vessel, and IL is supposed the crew
rave starved or frozen To desth.
THE raREIGs socrrTY's BANQUET.
JorpoH. Jan. 4.-The annual banquet OF
he sooiety TOR the Aid Of Foreigr ers IN dis
IS was held to-day. rh- French am
,s.ssdor. the United Steies consul, and
,,ss'ritv Of the foreign consuls and zoo
- : we're present. Three thousand five
~, dred and th rty-eieht pounds were sub
scribed 10 the society'sfund.
PLAIN TALK.
Samuel w. Bsker. Who COMMANDED tne
"a expedition for the suppression OF the
i've trade In central Africa, under ths
aus pieces Of Ismael fasba former kneoive,
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TEIfUACANA

TEHuAcAnA, Jan. 2l.-TCorrespondeucc J
The rehuscara presbytery of the Cum
barlard Presbyterian church met at TINS
place last Thursday and continued In SEES:
sion until to-day. Rev. j. ). Groves. ~
Cotton Gin, was moderator; Rev. y
McLaughey wac ordained to tue fnil su
ihnrity OF the ministry, and j. j smith
licensed. The pre~byterY approved the
proposition for one synod for the state by q
vote OF l4to2 The mileage system pro-
posed by the last general assembly was APP
proved by a unanimous vote. The COM
mis,ioners appointed TO attend the meet
iug OF the general assembly in May mex
at McKeysport, Pennsylvania, are Rev. j.
n. Kirkpatrick, OF Tehuacana, and Hon.
ID. NJ. Pendergast. OF Mexia.
The monthly. paper TO be published here,
with the president OF the university 90 iis
editor. will be called the Trinity Herald.
and the first number will be issued in sbou'
ten days.
The second session OF the university will
omen on the 23d instant. The prospec' Is
Tor a very considerable increase OF pupils.
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WASHINGTON.
Very Lively competition for the
Branch Federal COart
by Mark Texas rouns-'Thrccsmorton
Tried aud Ceased.
Congressional Proceedings al,celIaDy.

WAsmSoroN, Jan. -. -l9pcciilI -
JUDGE Dlnkiey Of 3nermsn, chairman Of
the republican atate.sxecgliYs oomm'ttet,
fayors Judge Wllism Chambers Tor Nor
rlll's place.
Apropos of tbs .dlsougs.an of the TACT
that Hewitt ahd Morrison nrs preparing
tara bills TO be submitted 10 The ways ald
means committee, Judge Geddss, ths va ry
able member ffom OHIO, iays he Toes nov
know how tia house would receive ELMER
hill but that there would necessarily DO
many amendments offered to any bill pre-
sentrd. 10 thought there would be no
bait on the part Of any ol the democrats
hut the auction would be Affected oy many
o,unictins local intrrast5, anu the vote
would DO influenced TO mora or less extent
in both parties by rersonai aud local con-
alterations. The vote, he thought, would
not necessarily bS measured by party lin's'
Jim George ana 5awg ar Aaushs, OF Den
ison, ars booming Dsni,on TOR tH- Fedsta'
court. George enthusiastically mase5 the
remarkable sta!emont tLot psniaoh casts
400 NOR. yoisB than Sherman ~ iim'
when the former hsg 600 leis population
than Sherman. Gsinosville, Denisoh, eher-
man. Bouham and PARIS arc fairly launched
in A ievsrish cont,st Tor thc Federal court
branch.
On Monday Congressman Rogers OF A.
kansas, will appear oaiors iho house jnd'c
iary committee to protest assinet any inter
ference with the courts oa they are, no be
ing really ia the interest OF Fort Smith
Congressman rhTocsnoriou will appeal
In behalf Of Texas without reference 10 any
the towns applying. II Texasis to have
the new branch OF the court the location
therefore, will be decided by he best ahow
inc made before the judiciary committee
II Tho contest becomes more bittei
than It is now, nobody vii. se
the court. Denison exhibits her wal
paint by saying that it il only question
NJ time when Sherman will have % give W
tbs comfy seat. Sawyer Nnughs maze
this statement publicly to-day
Mr.. Throckmortou keeps placid aud COO
md reticent as 10 hir choice between Dem
sop. Gainesville aud sherman. all IN hi
distric,, for the branch of the federal 'ouF'
To delicate question no deicately replied
to-day that be favored every iowa III HI
district that wss or would be a candidate.
Texas republicans here ars disposed t
,oot upon the Mallory. Csmpbell conven
ton nj Austin rs harmless.
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Railway Racket.

CHICAGO, jan. 24..-At the Western Trunk
line meeting. tho day WAS spent in gen
eral discussion Of tonnage AMI ratc'. AS
a result Oi this discussion aud
to.days conference, joint committee was
agreed upon aud appointed IN whose hands
the cntrS matters OF the
pooling OF o)mpeutlon business
consists OF Thomas l.. KimbHll, assistant
general manager OF the Union Pacific; X.
X. Cable, general manager OF the Rack ls-
land; II. j. Potter, general manager OF the
Burlington. 1t was agreed that this COM
mlttee snonlj proceed 20 toe consideration
OF competitive business from Omehn TO Ne
brs,sa points. II The committee
vital question II is thon directed 10 con.
sidor other questions Ala late hour to-
night tho conference adjourned Ill io.mor-
ror afternoon to hear the report OF the
Joint sub committee.
- Tho general passenger agents OF tho
Kansas City lines INST tony
to consider the subject OF form.
ing new agency covering the passenger
traffic OF Kansas City, the old agreement
being rendered voidabe by the
recent withdrawal OF the Burlington
loo. Tho Alton aud tins Rock Island
suggested that there DO ~ renewal Of Whist
practically amounts 10 the old agreement,
tho Burlington being required 10 CONSIDER
thu proposition. Tie burlington insists
III At ne - clause be added 10 tins eiiec, thnt
M cut OF any kind In passenger rates from
Kansas Ctr can be made without the con-
sent OF every line signinr. Before closing ue
agreement covering rates from knnss' CITY
the Burlington demands that stmiar
agreement be entered into covering rates
from Chicago to Kansas Olty. Pending
discussion, the conference adjourned until
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