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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-27
rndIou Outrores I'm Arizoua.

TOMBSTONE, ARIz April ga re-
port from Magdalena, Sonora, an
nounces that the Apaches attacked
Bado Secs Sancha, twenty-five miles
southeast of Magdalena, killed three
men, two women and destroyed a
quantity of property. 1t is also re-
ported that the indians are believed
to be a portion of Geronimo's band,
attacked a ranch near Santa Cruz,
and killed a number of ranchers.
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NLw ORLEANS, April ga. NJ.
Hill, A. S. Fairchild and Harry Fair
fax left here yesterday morning on
their bicycles for Boston. The time to
be occupied by the trip is limited to
thirty days and the three bicyclists
expect to arrive at Boston in time to
attend the annual meeting of the
League Of Wheelmen.
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BLOOD

rs the life, and he is wise who remembers II.
But In March of last year QSsll, l contracted
blood poison, and being in savannah, Ga,
NJ the time, L went intoythc hospital there
for treatment. / suffered very much IRON
rheumatism at the same time. l did not
get well under tho treatment there, nor was
| cured by any Of the usual means. / have
now taken seven bott es Of Swift's Specific
and am sound and well. ltdrove the poison
DAN LEAHY.
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Proper Study Of Mankind Is
Man.S

says the illustrious Pope. If he had
included woman in the list he would
have been nearer the truth, if not so
poetical. DIR, r. V. Pierce has made
them both a life study, especially
woman, and the peculiar derange-
ments to which her delicate system is
liable. Many women in the land who
are acquainted with DR.. Pierce only
through his "Favorite Prescription"
bless him with all their hearts, for he
has brought them the panacea for all
those chronic ailments peculiar to
their sex, such as leucorrhoa, prolap-
sus and other displaeements, ulcera-
ton, "~internal fever" bloating, ten
dency TO internal cancer, and other
ailments. Price reduced to IL. BY
druggists.
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FntnI Fight Ret~een school Roy.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND April 26.-The
Journals Danville, Iud., special re-
ports that during a fight between boys
lat night Terry 0'Donsld wss fatally
shot by j. r. Miller, a sixteen. YEAR
old student OF the Normal school.
Miller surrendered himself to the
Sheriff, and is held TO await the result
of O'Donald's injuries.
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Jersey City, N. j., August7, 1855.

Two years ago / contracted blood poison.
After taking ~prescrip ions from the best
physicians here and ut Dallas, | concluded
TO visit Hot Springs, and on reaching Toxar-
kama n doctor recommended ne ~ try swift
Specific, assuring NE that IL would benefit
mo more than Hot Springs, AlthouEh the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-27
POISON

had produced great holes in my back and
csest, and had removed all The hair oil my
head, vet | began TO improve in a weeks
time, and the sores began 10 heal, and we're
entirely zone inside OF eigbt weeks.
WILL JONES, Porter Union Pass, Depot.
CISCO, Texas, July -, 1885
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga.. N. y, l67 W. sd 81.
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Public Adminl5tratOr's Not ce.

April ~ ltoa
NTOTTCE is hereby give that / v n, rs Hd-
IN ministrat0r OF the estate Of " I. Pryor,
deceased. sell at public auction, in the town
Of LUCY, on the y U. and s. w Railroad,
all Of the personal property belOuging TO de-
cedent's estate, including several, valuable
horsss. Sale TO commences at 10 o'clock Am,
on FRIDAY, April %, 1856.
JOHN LEAGUE, Public Administrator
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Fever and ARue.

G. Vreeland, Hackensack, N. j.,
February %, 1885, writes that he has
been troubled with fever and ague for
over two years. Quinine would not
cure him, though taken in very large
doses. BY taking five Brandre his
Pills a night for two weeks he was
restored to perfect health.
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si6O,2D 1

aOf tho above the amount In tho Mechanics
Bank OF ROCKVILLE, 81 .l4l A., is in suit. The
amount in shelbyville Savings Bank,
s3,!65 SO, not subject TO check, Uank having
suspended, thus leaving balance in banks,
available and subject to check, Sl34, 1913 w..
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State Treasurer's Report

STATE TREAsURRR's 0FFfoE, April 1, 1875.
To His EXcelleuey WIN. B. Bate, Governor
Of the state OF Tennessee-Sir: l hereby
make 10 you my Quarterly RepOrt, As state
Treasurer, from January ], 1886, to April l.
lSS6l
RECEIPTS.
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LABOR I
The IOcomuI.ve Engineers

HHARTFoRD, Conn, April 26.-Since
saturday evening every train brought
locomotive engineers from all the New
England States, New York, New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania to this city.
Special trains were run over various
roads in this State yesterday to accom-
modate those who could not get here
the night before, and at 10 am, when
the session of the international
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
was called to order in Allyn Hall by
Coief Arthur, 500 engineers were
present. What was done at the meet
ing could not be learned. Chief Ar
thur when approached was non-com-
initial concerning the attitude of the
brotherhood toward the strike in the
Southwest. 1t is learned on good
authority that the assemblage passed
a vote sustaining Chief Arthur's
course. In the afternoon the visitors
were shown about the city and among
other places visited the Capitol. In
the evening a public meeting was
held at Allyn Hall. The plat
form was occupied by Chief
Brennan of the Hartford
division Chief Arther; Temperance
Advocate Mccarthy Of Providence;
Grand Chaplain Everett of Philadel-
phia, and Grand Assistant George H.
Van Tassen, of New York; Railroad
Commissioner Everett Stevens of
Massachusetts, and Patrick Fennell
(Shandy Maguire), the poet of the
Brotherhood. Chief Brennan made
an address and then called upon the
chaplain to open the meeting with
prayer. Chief Arthur was then in
troduced. He made a long and inter-
esting address, reviewing the history
of the order from its inception at De-
troit, Mich, twenty-three years ago,
to the present time. He was followed
by other speakers. At the close of the
meeting most of the engineers left
the city last night on a special train.
The New York Street.Car Strike.
New York, April 26.-The strike on
the Third Avenue Surface railroad
still continues unchanged. Sixty ears
are running to-day.
The General Sessions Court grand
Jury met earlier to-day, and had be-
fore them the cases of the men who
ordered the general "tie up" on all
the surface railroads here last week.
Officers and directors of the Third
Avenue road, as well as officers, were
examined as witnesses. The counsel
Tor the strikers visited the District At
torney's Office during the day and
made arrangements for giving bail
in ease any of their associates were
arrastad
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUEsDAY. APRIL %, 1886.
sCROFULA

do not believe that
Ayers S~arSaparilla has
an equal a. a remedy
for ~Serofulous HUI
morS. II Is pleasant
10 take, gives strength
and vigoT TO the body,
and produces a more
permanent, lasting. re.
suit than any medicine
| ever uSCd.-E.
Haines, No. Lindale, o.
/ have used Ayers
Sarsaparilla in my fam.
lily, for SCrOfula, and
know, IL il is taken
faithfully, Il viii
thoroughly eradicate
this terrible disease. -
W. +. Fowler, NJ. D.,
Greenyille, Tenn.
For forty years I
have suffered with Fry.
sipelks. | have tried
all sorts Of remedies
for my complaint, but
found no relief until /
comm . using
Ayers ~Sarsaparilla.
After taking ten bot.
ties Of this medicine |
am completely cured.
- Mary &. Amesbury,
hockport, Me.
/ have suffered, for
years, from Catarrh,
which was 30 severe
that it destroyed my
appetite and weakened
my system. After try
ing other remedies,
and getting no relief, |
began 10 take Ayers
~Sarsaparilla, and, in q
few months, was cured
- Susan l.. Cook, 800
Albany ST., Boston
Highlands, Mass.
Ayers %Sarsapnrilln
Is superior to any blood
purifier that | have
ever tried. l have
taken II for Scrofula,
Canker, and Salt
Rheum, and received
much benefit from IL.
IL is good, also, for q
weak stomach Mile
Jane Peirce, South
Bradford, Mass.
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Comptroll,

EXECUTIVE 0FPioE, NASHVILLE, April I,
1SSi.-lhe foregO ng statement of all moneys
now in the Treasury of the state Of Tonnes
see, md such as have been received thorein
and been Disturbed thoreiron Tor the period
rot forth in said report, II being from Janu-
my |, 1856. TO April |, 1886, made by John W.
Thomas, Treasurer, and certified by p. p.
Piokard, Comptroller, ia conformity TO re-
quirements Of the Legislative act passed
March ~, 1883, has been examined by mo
and found correct; and tho same is hereby
certified and ordered nublished.
WIN. Is. BATE. Governor.
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This is to certify that I have compared Tho
above statement Of the receipts and dis
bur, omonts of tho Trc0suror's office tor tho
quarter bosinning January ! 1886, and end
ing April /, 1886, with the accounts In my
10 DO correct. / have also examined tho
statements rendered by the different dcpos-
itories of tho State, and find their respect
i've statements TO agroo with tho amounts as
sot forth in the appended sche ute. have
also made actual count Of all cash on hand
tn the T~rcasuF5-'s Office, and End tho
amounts to be as reported in the above aud
that said report Ia In every respect correct.
April /, | 1886. P. =. plCKAkD,
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cOUNsNLON
CUTrrBmRT

" zU RACES, cent 10 any adj --as, securely ssAbea, One 20
.aOl cents. should 30 read by zL Address 40 -,
bnlee hours from -. ~ oSP.N s1noays, 2SAs :
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To balance in Treasury January l..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25

trial begun. Terrible tale of destruction
BY forest fires in Wisconsin.
I5.-Ingham's celebrated speech scor-
ing the Socialists in the Chicago Anar-
chist trial. Gen Sickles gives his version
of the battle of Gettysburg.
disastrous peat slip in the Falk-
land Islands. William Gray, Jr., treas
urer OF the Atlantic & Indian Orchard
Mills Company, Mass, defaults TO the
tune of half million.
1S.-The Land Leaguers meet in Chi
cago. An oil train of twenty-fOur cars
explodes on the Jersey Central Railroad;
loss $4,000.
19.-The Anarchists case III the hands
Of the jury. Opening of Parliament; the
Queens speech.
2O-The Chicago Anarchists found
guilty aud sentence OF death passed On
them. The trial lasted fifty-three DAYS
2l.-SchOOner LiUOHiH Perkins cap
sized in a storm near Galveston, Tex,
and four lives lost. The WGEF0Wsr wins
the second yacht race. Cutting to be
released by the Mexicans.
2-Pnnce Alexander, Bulgaria, ab-
dicates. Cutting released and hurried
across the border in time to save re-
arrest. Whitelaw Reid advances the
price OF composition on the New York
Tribune, unasked. 10 50 cents per 1000
ems. Mad work II BOreas IN Texas and
1eighbOrhoOd. W. J. Kendall success
fully swims the whirlpool Rapids, NJ
agara. in a cork vest.
2i-PaTnell attacks the British gov
eminent in the Commons. James c..
Blaine opens the fall campaign in
Maine.
2j-The Bulgarian revolution is 81 an
end. The MGy50irer again victorious.
Geronimo, the Apache chief. makes
OvertuTeS 10 surrender. Another street
car strike in New YORK.
27-GladstOne's land scheme before
the Commons. Alexander goes 70
Breslau.
2S-Keane Bros, heavy dry goods
dealers, san Francisco, assign; ha0ilI-
ties, $3.50 coo. Laurence Donovan. a
printer. leaps from the Brooklyn bridge
ami is unlniured.
9-Llghtning strikes a powder maya
zine near Chicago and destroys a grea:
am punt OF adjOining property. American
Trade League issue an address.
3I-Earthquake shocks felt in New
York, Ohio. Michigan. Kentucky, In
diana, Pennsylvania, Washington, Ten
nessee, Maryland, Missouri, Charleston
West Virginia, and other places in the
east and south.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
april.

1.-The army and labor bills I'D in
Congress. Men ordered 10 work on tn
Gould system. Citrus fair IL Chicago
opened.
? More arrests Of New York alder
name ccoOss. Railroad r-te war ended
3.-BlOOdy affray ~ Fort Worth ,fex. I;
several people killed. Gam bridge wins
The University boat race on the Thames /;
~ miles 22.2Js
6.-The Knights Of Labor publish a
singing address about Gould.
The army bill killed in the Senate
81 70 10. Terrible railroad accident on
the ti,chburg .oad great number killed
S.-Gladstone delivers his famous
home rule speech.
9.-Chau5erlaia attacks GladstOae's
Irish policy.
Washington Territory admission
bill passes the Senats-30 70 Is.
12.-The h0me-rule bill being debated
IN the House OF Commons.
Is New York ''boodlen aldermen
each held in So, 90 bail.
H.-Powderly addresses Gould a
singing epistle.. Cyclones at st. Cloud
and near Council Bluffs; sad havoc.
l5.-The Psyne-Ohio bribery investi-
CATION begun in the Senate Canada
Endorses Gladstone. Baskin heard by
the House judiciary subcommittee.
i6.-EmancipatiOn anniversary. More
strikes 10 East ST. Louis.
17.-Judge Pardee, ST. Louis, SEN
fences several strikers.
19.-Garland before the telephone
investigators. Bishop of Madrid killed.
20.-LabOr vs.. capital investigation
begun in Washington. Heavy floods in
Canada and Massachusetts.
23.-Strike Of sugar men at Williams
burg.
26.-Van Wyck arraigns Gould in the
Senate. Edmunds' bill before the
House judiciary subcommittee; JEFF
Chandler makes brilliant argument o.
the question of trustees for the Mormon
Church. Railroad train wrecked on the
Missouri Pacific; fireman and brake
man killed. New NoIk street car strike
unchsnged-the tenth day; Geronimo
gives battle; Two soldiers killed.
2S.-Jef Davis royal reception il
Montgomery, Ala. The Snow case
before the United States Supreme
Court; George Tichnor Curtis makes q
mastery speech.
99.-Jeff Davis speaks at the Mont
gOmerY monument ceremonies. Greece
disarms. Edwin Booth becomes dizzy
while playing with Salyini. League
baseball season opens.
3O.-Bancroft, San Francisco. burned
out: loss S750.O0 The President
yetoes the bill to make Omaha port OF
entry.
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February

Mrs. Baysrd, wife of the Secretary
Of State, dies.
2.-Rssolutions in memory of Hen
bricks adopted by the Senate. Bismarck
announces his Polish policy.
3.-Resolution regarding government
officials introduced in the Senate. A
powder house in New York explodes,
shock felt four miles.
4.-The New York car drivers strike.
a Riverside convict wounds three
guards. 4 blizzard visits New York.
5.-The Dakota admission bill passes
the Senate. Particulars of the killing Of
Capt. Crawford published. a fiend
attempts % burn six men to death in
East -. Louis
President Gariieid's remains her
met!cally sealed.
S.-A mad mob IL Seattle. Washing
ton Territory, 20 after the Chinese;
martial law enforced. 4 wild tram
plays smash in 81. Louis. Starving
mechanics n London, egged on By
Socialists. cry for work ana bread.
9.-R.ot in London. Militia still hold
Seattle. Gen. W ,. Hancock dies.
l0.-Ihe LO-don and Seattle rows
over. The HOuse OF Representative
pass resolutions on the death of Gen.
Hancock.
IL. 4AE AA1-a u4 hLNtL Jill EOLLlE>
up in the House. -. Louis police CLUB
innocent men
12-Hora;io Seymour dies. Lucky
Ba.dwin's breach OF promise. over
flows in New York and New jersey.
l3.-Serious floods in Boston. Ice
gorge in the Missouri. Gen. Hancock's
funeral
I5.-Imnense losses by foods in the
east.
l6.-Gov. Seymour's funeral.
1.-The Nationa, Dairymen meet in
New York, and the Colorado Silver
Convention in Denver. London Social
lists trial begun.
IS.-The Fitz John Porter bill passes
III TO lib. war on the administration
begun BY the Senators.
22.-The Chinese government will
aud drive Americans from
China. American Union scheme
preached.
23.-Justin Mccarthy gives his views
on the situation in Ireland.
24-RailrOaG rate-cutting war begun.
25 DR.. Coats kills DR.. Keith in ST.
Louis.
2j.-Terrible blizzard in New York.
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August.

2.-The President signs the oisomar-
garlne bill. Dement'S nomination for
Surveyor-General rejected By the
Senate. More serious rioting IN Bel
fast.
3.-The G. A. z. receive a right royal
reception in San Francisco; immense
procession-II 600 ia;line-witnessed BY
$50. eco people. \. P. Williams elected
BY the California Legislature 70 Ill the
vacancy caused by Senator Miller's
death.
Attempted assassination OF the
Grand Vizler of Turkey. Samuel J.
Tildeu. the ''Sage of Gramme-cy, dies
suddenly at SIS an, az Grsystone.
5.-Congrsss adiourns. Parliament
reassembies. The President approves
the river and hsrbor appropriation bill.
at the third days session Of the
G. A. r. encanpment in San Francisco
a resolution was submitted denouncing
polygamy.
7.-Samued ]. Tilden buried. Cut
ting's sentence creates a sensation.
9.-Disastrous forest fires in Aichi
gan, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
II.-Arguments- in the Anarchists
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July.
journnnent.

John Bright delivers an anti
home rule speech at Birmingham, Eng.
The President signs the Fitz John
Porter bill.
SIN the British elections many
Parnellites are reelected. Cullom
reports favorably his bill 70 provide for
certain expenses of Utah. The Senate
committee on pensions report several
peneson bills to be passed over the
Presidents veto.
6.-The Liberals Of England cry, 1--WE
ere beaten" Randall's tariff bill r.
ported adversely In the House.
The Presidents messages vetOing
pension bills occasion a quarrel in the
House.
s.-Ohio editors get after Senator
Payne in a letter to the Senate. Repre-
sentative Cole (Maryland) dies.
DENOMINATION of GoOde 10 be Solici-
tor-General rejected by the Senate.
Burglars carry OF $4,000 worth Of
stamps from the Minneapolis post
Office. The port o. Batoum closed.
I-TeTTi0ie earthquakes and volca-
noes in New Zealand. c. d. Graham
succeeds in swimming the Whirlpool
Rapids at Niagara.
l2-Ba-On de Worms sues for q
divorce. Hugh :. Thompson qualities
as Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
l3.-Big debate II the House on the
treasury surplus.
1.-THE House discussing the sur
plus. Renewed riots in Belfast.
15--ln the celebrated Anarchist trial
IN Chicago jury was secured. Due de
Aumale, expelled from France. The
PAYNE bribery case 10 be reinvestigated.
l6-Nayal appropriation bill passes the
Senate. Governor Stoneman (CalifOr
MAJ calls an extra session OF the Legis-
lature. Representatives Cobb (Indiana)
and Laird (Nebraska) come 10 blows in
the House.
1S.-Big fire in st. Louis.
ia New YORK tenement house fire.
20-The oleOmaEgarine bill up in the
Senate.
19.-Six train wreckers caught near
Wyandotte, No.
2l.-Gen. John 4. Logan warns mp in
the Senate over the Payne bribery.
% The Senate resolves-44 10 Il
not to investigate the Payne election
case. Sir Charles Dixie found guilty Of
adultery. J. W. Moore, OF Nevada,
shoots and instantly kills Joseph Hen
derson, q clothier of Butte.
2i.-The Sdndry civil bill passed in
the Senate.
26.-Troops massing a. Paso del Norte.
Col. n. Bslton, OF the Chicago post
Office. charged with fraud. Salisbury
commanded TO form Z new government. |
Dreadful suffering reported among the
Labrador people.
2T.-The celebrated Cutting case be-
gun. The French steamer LIbrad9- run |
ashore on Long Island all aire.
29.-The surplus joint resolution de-
bated in the Senate. Salisbury's Tory |
Cabinet announced.
80. George a. jerks confirmed Solic- |
The surplus joint resolu-
ton adopted by the Senate. A postal i
car ea route from New York to ST. Louis, |
robbed of $4,000.
3l.-Abbe List, musical composer.
dies. Prosecution in theAnarchists' trial
ends its side; the defense begins. The
schooner Sarah Craig upsets near Sandy
Hook and six ladies and young man
are drowned.
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3.-Americans petition Congress for
action against Canada.
4:-Secretary Manning tenders his
resignation, but the President objects.
Chinese indemnity bill before the
5.-The Edmunds-Tucker bill reported
70 the House By its judiciary committee.
Senator Blair's amendment 10 the
Sundry civil bill. appropriating 500. 900
Tor an Industrial Home for Utah
reported fevorably.
I.-Delegate Game objects to and
defeats the presentation of the Edmunds
Dill IN the House. Gladstone's home
rule bill defeated - the Commons.
9.-The administration overhauIed in
the House. The ruling on Mr.. Gaines
right TO object to the reporting to the
reporting Of the Edmunds bill withheld
l0-Ihs appropriation bills up in
Congress. fuckers bill reported and
placed on the HOute calendar. Big
Orange riot in Belfast.
ll-Laud fOrieitures talked of in the
Senate. Sui riOting in Belfast.
liking Ludgig, Of Bavaria, de
II King Ludwig suicides. Northern
Pacihc land forfeiture bill taken up in
the Senate. Gladstone issues g mani
iesto to his constituents.
l5.-VancOuver, 3. c.. burned.
l6.-The military academy bill passed
By the Sena:e-i2 70 {. CullOm's bill TO
llquidate tine Utah debr' published In
IHE HERALD. An atteup. TO assassin
ate ex-3ayor Sec0r, Of Racine, Wis.
with dynamite.
1I-MOrrisOn's ts.itf resolution
defeated IN the House. Great ovation
given Glads tone IL London.
lS.-DentOn, Tex, visited by a cy-
clone.
I9.-ParitaH, Priscilla, Maga9usr and
atlanta Yacht race; a doubtful result,
but the Wdyi9lCer does the best sailing
2L-Ex-SenatOrD avid Davis, Illinois
reported dying. The trial OF the Chi
cago Anerchis for murder in progress.
22.-Gladstone enthusiastically re-
ceivet IN Glasgow, whore he speaks on
the Irish question.
23.-The French princes go to Brus.
sells. Editor Zeigenfuss, OF the Butte
Miner, shot ut By George Miller.
25.-Parliament prOrOgued.
25.-Columbia wins the inter-cOllegi-
ate boat race. Ex-senator David Davis
dies.
2S.-FirSt through train on the Cana
dian Pacific leaves Montreal. Lake
Shore railroad strike Quoted down.
29.-The Senate passes the Des Moines
land bill over the Presidents vetO-34 TO
Is.
So.-COngressmen preparing for ad-
journment.