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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-03
The Strike

ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-The situation as
an affective strike on Gould's south
western system has developed no
change this morning. No hope is en-
tertained Of the Knights returning. at
least until the executive board shall
nave arrived in East St. Louis. The
same large crowd collected this morn
ing about the freight yards to prevent
the removal of freight. The Missouri
Pacific freight agents are receiving
freight this morning for all points on
the Gouid southwest system and the
business OF those roads is again being
conducted as it was before the strike
None OF the Knights have gone back to
work, but the officials say they
have employed a sufficient member
OF men since the Knights left their EN-
ploy to resume freight traffic. Every
thing up TO noon in East ST. Louis has
remained quiet. The strike OF the
Transfer men renders the receiving of
freight at the depots impossible. and no
freight trains have been started out this
morning. Switch engineers have been
running back and forth in the yards
without interference from the strikers.
DALLAS, Texas. April 2.-it Is re-
ported that there is trouble az Fort
Worth, between deputy United States
marshals and civil authorities, and the
strikers hold the fort" United
States Marshal Cahill and a number o.
deputies have just left for the scene.
a riot Is feared. The marshal threat
ems TO ask for United States troops.
ST. LOUIS April "A special from
Fort Worth, Texas, says: Reports have
Just reached this city from the Missouri
Pacific yards that part of the track has
been torn up and officers have been
sent to look into the matter. The
strikers and the mob element have their
way in the Missouri Pacific yards.
KANSAS CRY, April 2.-JOunGrs Par
sons, Kansas, special says: Eight COM
panies of Colonel Patrick's First Regi-
ment Kansas National Guards arrived
this evening, numbering about 400 men.
Just after passing Ottawa a gang OF
rutfans came up on the track, and sig
nailed the engineer to stop, which he
did, and the leader, a man named
Semple, handed a note to the
engineer, inviting him not to pull the
cars out of Ottawa. The Major was
in the front part of the train and get
ting the note and drawing a rifle
threatened TO shoot the leader, where
upon they fed from the track. General
Roberts will arrive from Lawrence at
midnight, when -Adjutant- General
Campbell will return from Topeka. No
trouble is anticipated tomorrow when
the trains will be moved. The troops
are IN good trim and ready for work if
need be.
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Straight for a FAN

LONDON, April 2.-"Gladstone is rid
ing straight for fall" The PdHillall
Go-ette declares this afternoon. He
refuses to modify his Irish scheme and
the result will be that the country will
have neither home rule in ireland nor
Gladstone" The G0Eette announces in
the same wav precisely that Salisbury
would ride for a fall" at the time
the Tory premier was arranging for his
own defeat. He thought the editor has
special knowledge that Gladstone. being
convinced of the good policy OF his
Irish proposals. and that radical politi-
cans have determined to defeat them,
means to force theissue and bring about
the defeat as soon as possible.
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Re.irnation of n Rabbi.

ST. Louis April 2.-Rey. DIR. S. II.
Sonnescheim. Rabbi OF the largest Jew
ish temple in the city, Spoare Emeth,
resigned last evening, after continued
passionate Of seventeen years DR.. Son
neScheim is in his denomination a
national character. and Is known all
over the country because OF his liberal
views. He has fraternized very freely
with the Christian pastors OF this city.
and has several times within the past
year or two preached from Christian
pulpits. His resignation has been
caused by the election. at the annual
meeting of members Of the congregation
last Sunday. of board opposed to him.
and will take effect SIX months hence, il
the congregation does not sooner re-
lIeve him.
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PERSONAL.

JOHN PYPEE, of Nephi. Is in town.
B. NORRIS YOU'VE is down from
Brigham. n jan .. ...
q. G. RosE, of Soda Springs is at the
Valley House.
W. CooPER, of West Jordan, came to
town yesterday.
DR.. w. B. MASON, of Genoa, Kansas,
is at the Valley House.
HERBEs HoRsLEY, of Soda Springs,
is staying in Salt Lake.
F. C. Boyer and daughter returned
to Springviile yesterday.
DANIEL HARRINeIoS. of the Home
Sentinel, was in town yesterday.
THos. f. MARRIOTT and wife, OF
Sandy. were in Salt Lake yesterday.
l.. II. KESSARD. the Pennington
postmaster, was in the city on Friday.
WILLIAM a. LEWIS, the st. Louis
commercial man, is at the Valley House.
II. ]. GRANT and j. F. Wells have re-
turned from a two weeks TRIP to tie
coast. az
SHERIFF GRoEsBEcK and David James
leave this morning to inspect the Ban
mock property in Idaho.
w. f. Mason, of the general Office of
the Pacific Express Company of Omaha
is registered at the White House.
Nh. ERNEST TRIP. who has been
studying dentistry in New York for
some months past. arrived home Thsrs-
day evening. he expects to return east
in the fall.
Mr.. JOHN McKENXA of Salt Lake
City, is spending few days in Butte,
the guest of Mr.. Pat Conlon. Mr.. Nc
Kenna's opiniyn of Butte is very fiatter-
ing to the city.-Butte paper. rT
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The Irish Presbyteris ms .

LosDos. April "A deputation OF
I,ish Presbyterians had an interview
to-day with Mr.. Morley, Chief Secretary
for Ireland. Replying to the statement
made by the Rev. DIR. Martin. TO the
effect that Parliament in Dublin would
be hostile to the rights of the Irish Pres
byterians. Mr.. Morlsy expressed the
opinion that Mr.. Gladstone's measure
would make ample provisions for the
security of every religious body in Ire
land The deputation afterward had
an interview with Mr.. Chamberlain.
Mr.. Gladstone has declined to receive
the deputation.
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Tn. Captured Ap.ehes.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-The Chron'
iete's Fort Bowie. Ariz.. special says:
Lieutenant Faison arrived to-day with
fifty-eight Apache prisoners, including
Chihuahua, Kutney. Jasona and Mona,
the worst leaders. next to Geronimo.
All are glad TO get in. Chihuhua has
had a pow-wow with Crook this after.
noon and said: II know who committed
many many osp.rageSi but ~. s eaoas is e
he'll come in now. l have thrown away
my arms; not afraid. Must die some
time; If you punish too hard. you anC
officers have families. and love much
so have l." Crook told him to 90 bscl
to the camp and rest.
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The mCutn Int End

NEW YoRK. April Zone of the bit
terest railroad rate wars that the west
ern roads have ever known has probably
come TO an end. The TTans-cond-
mental pool was broken on the 18th OF
February by the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe announcing a cut in the rates
between New York and San Francisco.
All of the Lies the pool met the cut
and the result has been that travellers
and freight have gone TO
California points at extremely
low rates. 1t is understood among
railroad men that President Story
practically presented his ultimatum to
President Huntington, of the Southern
Pacific. on Thursday, and that Mr..
Huntington asked until to day TO an
swer it, and by telegraph he did an
swer. and Immediately his agents an
nounced to shippers that the rates would
be restored TO the old basis after to-
morrow. Atchison agents have not yet
received orders on the subject, though
they are expected every hour.
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Pasteur's Success.

PARIS. April "A majority OF NJ. Pas
tours Russian patients will leave for
home tomorrow. their wounds having
entirely healed. Four, whose wounds
have not yet cauterized, will remain in
the hospital for several days longer.
The situation at Decazevilie contin-
ues strained, owing to strike. The
public prosecutor will arrive at Decaze-
vile tomorrow to institute proceedings
against the law breakers.
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In Favor of Cambridge.

LONDON. April 2.-The Cambridge
crew are slightly favorite in the betting
on the university boat race which takes
place to morrow. The betting is nomi-
naly six 10 five against Oxford, but
virtually on level. A majority Of the
sporting prophets give tips on Cam
crews are equally matched the Oxford
men have boat which does not suit
them. while their opponents are per
fectly equipped in that respect.
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War Possibilities.

LONDON. April 2.-There is the great
est activity in the British foreign office.
Gladstone has spent considerable time
there to-day, comforting with Earl
Roseberry, secretary for foreign affairs.
PARIS. April Leading French
newspapers take a gloomy view OF the
situation in the east. Two French iron
clads have been ordered placed in read
mess for immediate dispatch 10 the
Mediterranean.
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Gond Nova

CHICAGO. April "A stock firm here
received a dispatch today from New
York saying it has been reported there
that the telegraph companies now run
ming in opposition to the Western Union
were taking an inventory Of the pro-
perty preparatory TO a consolidation
and that the new combination would
complete lines 70 the Pacific coast The
lines referred to are the Baltimore and
Ohio, postal and united lines.
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Have Agreed to tho Terms.

HAMILTON, Ont. April 1.-The en-
ployees of the Southern Division OF the
Grand Trunk Railroad, whose wages
have been reduced. have agreed TO &C
cep. the increase of from 211 70 5 per
cent. offered BY the company. Efforts
the employees of other divisions in de-
manding q full restoration of wages, re-
suited in failure.
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Cleaning the stable

NV YoRK, April 2.-PoIitical organ
izations are casting out those connected
with the broadway Surface Railroad
scandal. At q meeting OF the Tammany
committee on organization, tonight.
the designations OF ex-Alderman Kirk,
l. A. Fulgraff, Chas. A. Dempsey and
Billy" Aaloney were rendered and &C
cepted,
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Raising the Fare.

SAS Francisco, April 2.-The Pacific
Mail have raised passenger rates for the
Chinese from $25 to $50 dollars a head.
The result will be TO stop the heavy
exodus Of the Chinese.
Yesterday 5 raius spoiled the track and
the blood horse races. which were to
have opened tomorrow, have been post
poned till Tuesday.
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Why He Len Suddenly.

KINGSTON, Oat., April Am in
vestigation into the affairs OF ]. A.
McMahon. a lawyer OF this city, who
left suddenly some time ago, shows that
he has appropriated money belonging
to his clients. estimated at $50 900.
Losses IN specializing are said to be the
cause of his trouble.
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Hanged.

LExISeroS. Mo-, April 2.-Jeff VII
son. colored. was hanged here today
tor the murder of Jennie Sanford, his
mistress, in July, 1884. Five thousand
people witnessed the execution.
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B. Y. Hampton in Court.

Brig Hampton Will appear IN court
this morning for the purpose OF having
his bondsmen, Messrs. Teasdel and
Rowe, exonerated from the bonds
which they gave as surety for mis- APP
pearance in the three other indictments
now hanging over him. viz: one for
conspiracy with Fanny Davenport and
two for keeping house Of ill-fane.
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Under Orders

PARIS. April 1.-The French govern
ment has given orders for the immedi-
ate disnatch of third naval division TO
70 Levant. The iron-clads IareHgO and
Vdubon viii leave Toulon tonight The
torpedo fiotilfa is also under orders.
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He challepge. the World.

MELBOURNE. April 2.-Beach. the soul
Ter, sailed to-day for England. He chal-
lenges any man in the world to row him
on the Thames for the championship.
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GUgs. AMMuNIrION.

A Nd SPORTING GOODS. WHOLESALE
Il and Retail. at BedrCek Prices All the
leading Rifles and Shot Guns in stock See
our Manhattan B L Gun, best in the mar
LET atthe price. illustrated CatalO ,ue free.
Repairing Parts for Rifles and Shot Guns in
stock Keys fitted. Agency for Victor BIZ
cyols Eya1s & spencer, "a Walker Opera
House, Salt Lake City. --...
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VIII ProIopge 1t

BERLIy, April 2.-The Reichstag to-
day by vote OF 100 to 1877, decided in
favor of prolonging the anti-Socialist
law.
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Mr. A. HIGGINS. of Wyoming, y.
Y, says he had the Piles for nearly 40
years, and was cured by using Gilmore's
Pile Specific. For Sale ct A. q. Smith
& Co.'s Drug Store.
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All Differences Settled.

New YoRK. April 2.-All the differ
ences between 1870 employees and Off
GERS of the Brooklyn City railroad have
been settled.
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Utah Invention.

The Horses Friend Sulky Pillow. II
has lighter draft by one horse than any
other Sulky Plow. Endorsed by all
practical farmers. Call and see IL at
z. @. NJ. /. and its branch stores, and at
i3i to 135 s. Third West Street, Salt
Lake City Foundry and Mfg. Co.
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BICYCLE AGENCY.

DIV WALKER OPERA HOUSE. SALT
0t Lake City. Victor. Ridge. American
Champion, Ideal and OTTO: Petite Steel and
Rubber Tricyeles. Boys We ocipefes Before
buying examine our stock and prices. Tents
for sale at our Bicycle Department, on our
lower floor. Evans & Spencer.
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ANSON HOUGH, of Blackberry, MS.
says be owes his life to Gilmore's Mag
netic Elixir. Try Il. For sale at A. y.
smith & Co.'S Drug Store.
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The Sick Secretary

wAsHrSeroS, D. c., April 1.-The
physicians of Secretary Manning report
his condition tonight as unchanged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TWO FINE ROOMS,

HSFURSIs6ED IN NEW HOUSE, TO
" hentto Sinsle Gentlemen or Coup e.,
desiring lodgfnS only. Eligible Situstiou.
ano within quick reach Of town. Apply at
TIE HERALD Once
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Mr.. a.ndriek. Coming.

IsDiASAroLis. April Mrs Thomas
A. Hen bricks left to-day for an extern
ded tri p to California and the Pacific
Coast. n-oI
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Secretary Manning

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April DIR
Hamilton said this afternoon that Sec
ieiary Manning was still improving
and that to-day is one OF the best days
'eat he has had since he was taken
sick.
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THE AMERICAN MARKET, s. Z. FIRST
u south, just opened. Full supply Of
ffesh meats always on hand. willard win
call
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN

DESIRING BOARD AND LODGING INA
~ private family, residing within i've
minutes walk OF the business ecu re. may
obtain the same by applying at this office.
Terms entireiy reasonable
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GILMORE'S NEURALGIA CURE is
Positive cure for Neuralgia in the face,
Slee and stomach. For sale at A @.
olnith 4 Co. = Drug Store. 8
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PIANO LESSONS.

1fR-T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF No
vi &c. No. rs Z First South street,
second door east Of Sc. MARKS church Og-
den visited Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
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A COPY or HOUSEHOLD MELODIES"
n from buggy, on second south Street.
between West Temple and Third Eat
Streets Finder please leave II at this Office.
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DETwEEN BAPTIST CHURCH AND
ID Main street. Ladies' Gold Watch
with short Chain Leave a. this dice acd
be rewarded
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500 REWARD.

7 WILL PAY 500 FOR INFORM &TION
Il VIII ch Will lead 10 the arrest aud con VIC
ton 81 the person or persons who. within
the past few days, cut mp and Destroyed The
vines. roses and shrubbery about my house,
corner of Third Esst and Second south
Streets. in this city. ARTHUR BROWN.
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DR.. ELLEN b. FERdISUNr
sFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. S34 Z.
" Brigham street. Telephone 81
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE FIRM OF PETERSEN & WEST.
j Butchers, Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. W. Petersen remaining st toe
old stand. "a W First South, and continuing
the meat business.
PETERSEN & WEST.
SALT LAKE CITY. April /. 1856.
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4 FURNISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN
"A Rooms. Apply 70 NJ. J. Cummings. No.
20 S Main Street. opposite G. Nj
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LOST

DETwEEN WHITE HOUSE AND HOr
ID springs. a Gray Horse BlanSet. with
Stripes on sides Leave at John Earring
tons. IS n Main Street. and get reward.
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1.-TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
i light housekeeping. o. W. First South
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SPECIAL NOTICE

SECoND HAND BICYCLES OF ALL
- sizes and IN good order from SO up
wards. Sole agents for U. :. 4 for The cele-
brated Northern All purchasers taught
free. Baby Carriages and machines re-
paired. Bicycles so.d on moderate terms.
NIB. Now is the line % buy bicycles on
the installment system-$50 down. SO
monthly. Note the address. p end . South,
West Temple Street, opposite Valley House.
MATTRESS BRO HERS. Agents.
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DR- lsPRATT. HERBALfsT. TREATS
~ al diseases OF the blood and nerve. $40
W. FIRST South street If
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WANTED.

A GOOD MILLIYER WANTED. ATsIMoN
a Brothers.
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MONEY 10 LOAN
JOfIN FREEnIAN

NO s24 EIGHTH EAST STREET. SALT
~ Lake City Commission merchant.
Columbis River salmon depot Wholesale
and retail dealer in FIRE aud salt water FISH
imported and native fruits, chickens, game,
butter and eggs Highest prices paid.
Hotelsand families supplied at lowest rates.
Orders from the trade solicited
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CARELESS SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
DRIVATE OR CLASS LESS ONS ~ SING
j. ing. Sight Reading, Piano. CPbines Or
gan. Violin. Violincello, Harmony, Counter
point, Orchestration, ETC., etc
For particulars and terms, apply to
PkOF. GEORGE CARR LESS,
S. W, second South Streef
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DON'T PURCHASE A PIANO UNTIL YOU
~ examine the celebrated FISCHER"
GEORGE CARELESS,
Sole Agent
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House.

WASHINGTON, Feb, l7.-Mr Hommond,
OF Georgia, from tho ju llciary committee,
10 which was referred resolution directing
inquiry under what law thoattornoy general
has authorized suits 10 bo instituted 10 eau.
col or annul any patents granted 10 Amorl-
can citigens, etc, reported resolution
which was adopted requesting tho judiciary
committee 10 answer tho questions In said
resolution aud to advise tho houS, as 10 tho
present status Of such law and what, II any,
amendments aro necessary,
Mr.. james, OF New York, reported ad-
vorsoly Mr., BANDS bill for tho fro1 coinage
OF nlvor aud II was placed on tho house
calendar
Mr., Bland 0lOd minority report, and
asked itS consideration at an Oarly day
Mr. Clardy, OF Missouri, from commerce
committee reported u bill authorizing tho
construction OF bridge acros, station Is
land sound, and establishing tho aamO an
post road Baltimore a. Ohio bridgo)
Placed on tho house calender.
Mr., Riggs OF Illinois, from committee on
postolllcos and post roads, reported back q
bill 10 compel all American yoa,ls 10 carry
mails to AMI from foreign para Placed on
the house calendar.
When the morning hour expired thh
house went into committee OF tho whole on
tho FitE john Porter bill.
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THAT THUNDERB0LT.
THE LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE
GOVERNMENT.

Tho Storm Hangs Low, I. Dark and omin-
Gus, and the Cloud.Burst Soon ut Hand.
The War 20 Be Carried Into Africa"
both Sides determined Pointers
NEw YoRg, Fob, l7--Tho SUMS Wash
ington special saysi "senator ElmuudS did
not present bis report on tho relations be-
tween the legislative and executive branches
OF the government, as was expected, Ha
was absont from tho senate chamber during
tho entire day aud messenger was sta.
toned at tho door Of his committee room TO
warn people away, Senator Wilson, OF
Iowa. was supposed to bO with Mr., Ell
munds lending assistance In forging tho
thund rbolt Tho report Is promised for 10.
day, and viii probably DO submitted thon,
~ the main points have be,n agreed upon,
and II will not have 10 be considered again
by the committee Tho minority report
which will - forth ths Democratic doc.
Inc aud ! fon tho position Of tho prcsl-
dent, hns boen prepared by Mr. Pugh, and
Ia said 10 b. very able document,
"It has b como pretty we'll settled that
the administration will not furnish any In
formation or any documents from which
tho senate may julgo or infer the causes for
which suspensions have boon made THIS
information has boon asked for In half
dozen or moro diferont ways, through COM
miltoes nnl Dy the senate directly acting
both In opop and IN secret sNssIon and prac.
tically the samo answer has come 10 each
application,
"fho report OF Mr., Edmunds win asSort
tho right OF tho senate 10 search all OF tho
files OF tho departments and ovOn tho White
House FOR such information IN II considers
necessary; but whothOr Mr., Elmunds viii
advocate the oIcrcis, OF that right aS oxpo.
dent In tho present juncturO Is question,
a. far as can DO learned Mr., Elmunds' plan
Ia 10 diroct tho several committees 10 sond
for persons AM papers and carry tho war
into Agricl, aud II Ia believed that tho delay
In bringing his report before the senate is
because tno othcr molnber OF tho judiciary
committees 10 not harmonIzo on this point,
"Somo Of them are for abandoning tho
search Tor information n)w whlO others
with Mr., Elmunds agree that tho authority
OF tho son0to should be exhausted bcforo Civ.
Ing up No ono prolondl to think that any
process will bring tho papora but somo do
not think tho Pop blicana can make as good
n case before tho country now ~ thoy could
II they should proceed 10 oxtromos,n