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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

surroundings. The room we We're in was
small and bare, but looked il some de-
gree clean and cared for. An old deal
table. two cane chairs, an American chair.
and a few bookShclveS, on which in lieu
of books there were pipes and bottles,
completed the furniture of the room.
There were the dirty ,ashy remains ola
fire in the CRATE. and the American chair
was drawn close to the fireplace, as if its
occupant were irving to cheer himself
with the remembrance OF vanished fires.
This | saw on entering the room, but
the man who had been sitting in the Am
erican chair rose on our entrance, and
now stood looking at us with a mixture
of dignity and ill-at-ease-ness which was
rather painful. He was a rather pecu-
liar figure. Tall and slight wrapt in an
old dressing gown, with carpet slippers
on his feet and dismal, unkempt, unwash-
ed appearance, there WaSyet a favour of
the gentleman hanging about him.
His face was long and pals, with fea-
lures which had once been finely cut, but
were now blurred in outline; his hair
was Scant and grey, though he was by no
means old and his expression was not
wanting IN a certain dignitied melan-
choly. But the marks OF ill-health. dis
sipatlon, indeciSsion of character. and nm
worthy pride, were written in terribly
plain letters all over him; as plain and
lndel1ble as those other marks which
showed him to have been born a gentle
man, and the defendant of race of GEN
temen. But all this was not what struck
me SO suddenl y and torcibly as looked
at him. 1t was something else, which
both surprised and startled me. There
was to me a strange familiarity in his
FEATURES, Strong resemblance to some
one knew; nor did it need a second
glance to tell me who it was. It was Al
NEE S face, noble and refined as to its
type OF beauty was, OF which this mans
countenance reminded me. From him
the had derived her clear-cut features
and pure complexion; not from him how
ever the deep earnestness of her dark
eyes and steadfast soul. AT once the
whole mystery flashed upon me-Aimee
ana her father stood side by side
Jlm' my iriend?' Said Mr.. Smith, if
that was his name, in tone of interro-
cation.
my sister, Mr.. Smith, said lin. intro
ouclng me with as much ceremony as if
we had met in the drawinu- ,oou, -
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02
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GEORGIAE WOODRUFF.
THE SILVER FLAGON.
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dainty figure, IN cloak Of Quaker gray
was walking swiftly yet demurely some
way in front of Us. Il was Aimee with
oft doubt. She did otlook back, evil
IDENTITY she had no suspicion Of being fol-
lowed
Jim looked into nv face with smile.
Come on, Patience,-do n'tlook as if
YOU were going to faint, or cry, or some
thing. We've nothing todo but to keep
aresneetlul distance behind her.
Where can she be going2' | exclaim-
ed.
That you viii soon see for Yourself.
answered Jim.
Hitherto we had been walking along
the respectable roads. with respectable
villas on each side, known as St. John S
Wood, but now we turned into small
street with little shops Passing these
we turned down by one of the shops into
a narrow alley, which was vet squalid
enough % strike me with dismay. More
especially when | saw Aimee quiet la
dylike figure, going on SO fearlesSly
before me, the rough men moving to
let her pass, as if she was a familiar
sight in their eyes. chung close to I'm,
arm, and something of the feeling which
had felt on first arriving in London
came over me as looked round on the
groups OF men, women, and children,
apparently so idle, neglected, and un-
cared for. i'm strobe on in silence after
Aimee, who paused at the door of one of
the low tumbled down houses, and wen.
in, still without looking back.
The doorway was filed with lounging
men and slatternly women, who, though
they had taken no notice of Aimee, star
ed hard at me. i'm said word or two
TO one OF the women, and passed on.
We went up the dirty, narrow stair
case, redolent of stale tobacco. and
swarming with rude and noisy children,
and paused on the top landing, One
OF the doors had been left ajar, and lin
pushed it open without ceremony and
went IN. heard faint exclamation
and saw figure ! knew. Aime~ inst
IN the act Of taking off her bonnet and
cloak, turned and faced us as we went in
with face as pale as ashes
Well Aimee, said Jim, rather cruel
y thought we've tracked the bird "a
Its nest you see. Aimee made no an
swer She stood newously Watching me
telt, with painful anxiety. But could
not return her look, | felt altogether foo
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-02

eaera+ Ill YOU have w.
secret 5 well add nobly, but nsw :,
4, ,ba reveal re,,, IT, am weary Of baI, Yin.
' +ns wa h and mean to resume r'a'a ,E
.; il0n which properly belongs s'', "a d DE -
Is he added with a dern ~. y ns-Ra
%, remaining relative is vor55 ,' y ny
Madsmoiselle, turning to s me- 70, q ne
before you the last male reDrs,a lolse
q ne noble family Of the De- s. Bona,
yilles- noble and, alas untoya ri Doasaa
Is not am aware, in goodtast ,'' ,n .,,.5
q ones ancestors, but when f [,
lanes "a, DetWeeen bare walls, with , a,',
Of bread for his only banquet. Ell i. w., s,l'
well be excused for doing 50. Its 81,
only solace. ~ as
Aimee, Aimee, said, WHY d;1 !.
not tell US It was your father
Aimee looked at him, and then 4 :,
with sad and expressive glance
i couldn't dear Patience. i u. /.
secret not mine, which he chose !
keep.
Secret | exclaimed Impatient,
What is his secret? What has he been
doing and why has he lot claimed vul
all these years.
Hush : said Aimee with a panied ey.
preston let him speak 70. himself
| looked round. NJ de BogainviIe
had drawn near, and was attentive 70
our conversation.
Will you not take a seat, Miss Hart.
ray?' he said, My accommodation IS
scanty, confess, but | can Recommend
this old chair to you. My daughter will
take the other chair and your good
brother and myself will, with your per-
mission, sit on the table
M. de Bougainville began with some
ceremony, - Miss Hartray ! am
aware that owe YOU an 3-
PLANTATION, and | must entreat your pa
tience and indulgence while ! am SV-
ing it. An affection | am happy tOn0-
tice has sprung up between you and my
childt 1t has my entire approval.
Father, interrupted Aimee with 0'
sound of tears in her voice, ! owe D!
life. maintenance, education, everything
to Miss Hartray's father FOR inc l@
| have been treated, not as the P0O
founding was, but as daughter ANY, '.'
sister. Pray, pray do not forget ''''
men Pere. 4, ritb
Aimee, said NJ. de Bogainvlle "i y
you hurt me- ma m r;,, .,
"a forao+ +ho ,nisfortuneS OF when w
no h,1t why weary Ml00 m
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

Ryssland. Alexander Krapotkin. bror
till den bekante nihilisten furst Krapotkin.
har begatt sielfmord Tomsk i Sibirien.
Till fold af sina nihilistiska asigter. blef
han 1879 forvisad till Sibirien och sex A.
senare benadad under vilkor. att han Il
bosatte sig rysk universitetsstad. AIexan.
der Krapotkin var en- framstaende astro.
nom och anlade i Sibirien pa eqen bekost.
mad EFT observatorium. Han lar ha dSdatg
sig af fortvifan 6fver, att han under de f6r-
h&iiandsr. hvilka han var n0dsakad IL
lefva, ej kunde idka sina studier ed Qrund. y
ligt. som han 6nskade. - En- betydelseful1
fest Trades nyligen Sibirien med anled-l
ningen af landets forsta universities 5pp-l
nande Tomsk. Kostnaderna for dennsI
h6gskolas anlaggande ha hufvadsakIioerJ
bestridts af den inhemska befolkningen: eb|
enda borgare i staden, kommersradet Si-s
bulskij, har skankt 100, 900 rubel till bvco-
MAIDEN och 10000 rubel till biblioteket samt
dessutom ytterligare bidragit med 10000
rubel. Icke mindre ofervilliga ha Lpnl-s
munerna visat sig vara och for grundlsr-
gandet af lagre skolor, afven on, dessas 81.
s6kaade annu lemnar mycket ofrigt stt
onska. ALT har vantar pa nytt Lii, "a lius.l
Med vSxande kraft h6jer sig det ..une,
Sibirien". en- upplyst och efter reformar
strSfvande generation, som iDgalunds alj
mar blick f6r landets mangfaldiea bshof.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29
u T L A N EFT.
TyskIand.

TyskIand. Keisar WilheIms helso-
tillstand har varit en- It'd ganska klent dock
ar han nu I'd pas, battre att han som vanligt
kan foretaga sina dagliga utfGrder vagn.
- Vid den kongress, som dessa dsgar
halles Berlin af tyska lakare och natur.
forskare, hafva icke mindre an Sc amer;-
kanska vetenskapsman infunnit sig. Fran.
ska sandebudet / Berlin, baron de Courcel
hvilken lemnat sin post. har sf keisa,
Wilhelm mottagit den h6ga utmarkeIser
Svarts Orns orden. Nuvarande fransks
sandebudet London Waddington har efter
tradt de Courcel. - DEN tyske socialdemo
kratiske riksdagsmannen Singer, hyilker
for nagon It'd sedan utvisades ur Berlin .ba,
j Zyrich inf0r en- talrik Ah6rarskara halli
EFT med synnerligt bifall mottaget tai on
socialdemokratiens syften och resultak
Efter f6redraget giordes en- insamling Ii,
Dc Freibergerkongrsasen d6mde
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

Storbritannien. Drottning victo-
rias helsa har pa sista tiden varit ganska
vacklande. Politiska stormar verka nu.
mera sd menligt pa hennes valbefinnande.
att lakarne radt henne att sa litet som m;;i-
ligt deltaga den politiska r6relsen. Glad.
stone, som giort en- ress till det europeiska
fastlandet, dervid han bes6kte Munchen
och Bryssel, aterkom fora veckan till Len
dom ON betydande agrariska oroligheter
pa Irland f6religga meddelanden fran Eng
land. Eft oerhordt motstand har under de
sista dagarne giorts mot vrakningarne pa
marks Won Clanricardes gods vid Wood
ford kretsen Galway. Ungefar 1000
polisman aro samlade Portumna, hyilka
hvarje morgon begifva sig till platsen for
vrakningarne. Den forsta skedde yid Kill
nawally torsdags. Da polismannen an
kommo dit, funno de 500 personer forsam-
lade, hvilka tillstrommat vid ljudet az
kyrkklockorna. Tjenstemannen behofde 8
timmar for att storma det barrikerade hu-
set. Under arbetet 6fverostes de med siu.
dande vatten och bestormades med skiffer,
Folket berofvade dem med valid murbrsc.
korna. Drumrumrin, der en- AMMAN vrSk-
ming skulle verkstallas, var motstandet "a
stort, stt poliserna maste atervands med
oforrattsdt arende. Foliande dagen var
bryggan ofver foden, som de skulle fardas
pa, uppbruten.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

Belgicn. Observation-Disclosures fort
fara i Belgien. Harom dagen afskedades,
sex grufarbetare Houssen. Genast instalde
500 arbetare arbetet. .fordrande de afskedade
kamraternas atertagande, alta timmars
arbetstid och 4 francs lon ON dagen. D&
dessa fordringar afslogos, borjade arbetarne
eenast forstora kolgrufvorna, kastade om-
kull vsgnarne, skadade maskinerna med
stenkastning och gjorde lokomotiven obruk-
bara. Upptradens fran Charleroy skulle.
hafva upprepats, ON icke gendarmerna
kraftigt inskridit. De skingrade arbetarne
och besatte verken. ~Arbetarne hemtads
sina r6da fanor och drogo med trummor l
spetsen genom omradet. Flere kolerufyor
instalde driften.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

skrufvar, medan grunden lagges inun-
der. So ar afven denna underlaggning
ditskrufvad. Meningarne bland direk.
tionsmedlemmarne voro nagot delade
med afseende pa vislieheten af delta for
Stag, helst som det var nytt och kom ma
got opatankt, men etter gruudlig ofyer-
laughing blef man ahmant enig derom,
at hvilket skolans larare icke minst glad
ia sig. Ma barnskolan blifva en- af de
rotter, hvarmed var normalafdelning
djupt faster sig denna landsandas jord-
man. Med att engagera ire nya larare
och med att "a emottaga anmalningar af
clever anda fran Canada och Florida,
andra afagsna stallen att fortiga, vaxer
skolan afven ut It, ikasom den och
med den 0kade samverkan bland dess
malsman och det tilltagande intresset
bland dess vanner kan sagas vaxa mat.
Som SNARE nyneter harifran ma NAM
nas.-att fakulteten motto och antog las
ordning for 8ret den 2:dre sept.,-att
prof. Lewis anlandt och redan b0riat un-
dervisningen barnskolan,- n8gra af
skolans larare, som akta pedagoger, ar
beta sin anletes svett med att afven un-
der ferierna visa,-att bibGoteket
af bank6ren Haggelund Mcpherson fatt
mottaga EN- boksamling pa ofver 1000
volymer, bland dem en- del mycket rara,
att DIR. Hasselauist skankt $25 till prof.
EsbjErns minnesf0nster skoians kapell,
att pastor Evald Chicago gifvit sam
ma summa till ett annat f0nster at fru
Anna Evalds minne,-att prof. Purdy,
pianisten, engagerats som bitradande la
rare den musikaliska afdelningen,-att
past Holcomb ofver forvantan lyckats
att med fart dr1fva byggnadsarbetet,-
att ALT arbetet vantas vara fardigt den
15:de oktober, 8tminstone sd pass att
huset kan anvAndas, att. i hvllket
fall som heldst undervisnlnge n pa utsatt
dag och timma kommer att begynnas
och utan ringaste hinder bedrifvas.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29
Z All pronunciation erIaggesi for
kott.
/ Adressera edra bref: Skaffa-
rem, 23l e. 7tIl ST., st. Paul, Mimi

R- VARA PRENUMERANTER torde noeh
se efter att numret q den rode adresslappen AM
dras med Kka manga hummer som liavid inN
sandts for. Delta ar Diet enda qvitto som M
mas. visar Gig ingen andring siffrorna ga skrif
ON EFT par veokor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29
1O:de Arg. N:o 80.

a!ltid varit deras favorit, ,kunnat sd gl0mm a
sig. att han, efter det en- norman blifvlt
nominerad till v. guvernor, konventet ar
betade for Stordocks nomination, norrmaM
men deremot grafna sig 6fver Stordocks ne
derlag, anseende att, da han fran borjan
kade ,kaayentets fiesta roster. borde han
blifvit nominerad. ON Stordock undef-
blaser denna forelse, lemna vi derhan.
Hvad foliden kan blifya af denna splittring,
ar annu svart att saga; sd mycket kunna
vi dock inse, att den stora republikanska
majoritet, som kannetecknat femte distrik-
tet, ar pa god vag att pedbrytas. Emeller-
It'd gestalta sig forhallandena sd. att repu-
blikanska psrtiet under .kampanjen ar
maste vara pa sin vakt ON det med hopp
ON framgang slsall kunna behalla valplat-
sen. =
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

Spanien. Eft manifest af Don Carlos.
som man forst trodde vara understucket,
men som sedan tagits upp pa fulla allvaret
at den Carlistiska pressen, har spridits
Katalonien. Det lofvar Katalonien att "a
tillbaka de rittigheter och formaner, pro.
vinsen egde pa Flip VS. tid-da den var sa
godt som en- sjelfstandig stat. Sarskildt
utlofvas frihet fran varnpligt och ratten att
sla eget mynt o.. Civillistan nedsattes till
halften, marin och koloniaIministerierna
och ministeriet for sllmanna arbeten af.
skaflas och spanske haren nedsattes till
10000 man. Eft bref fran Don Carlos till
hans broder Alfonso ar bifogadt manifested.
Don Carlos sager deri, att han icke kan
vara nagon tronkrafvare, emedan han
redan ir legitim konung. Han lofyar en-
friare statsforfattning i'm nagon, som hittills
funnits Spanien, och ar firdig att do eller
frilsa sltt alskade land. katalonierna
skratta at manifested och f0rarga zig tillika
ofver att Diet ar riktadt till dem, liksom de
skulle vara dummare lin andra spaniorer.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29
MINI ESOTA.

Fyra eIevatOrer komma ytterligare
att byggas nasta ar j Duluth.
Mayor Ames b6riade i fredags sin
Rampant med EFT tai vid Hastings fair.
En- yllefabrik, som skall konsumera
SO. 600 pounds ull forsta aret, ,skal byggas
Albert Lea.
SkAr guild. I. S. Hutchins Lam
berton har fortjenat $l1S,0OO fran en- guild
nina California.
Aktier for $17 900 har subskriberats
for byggandet af en- mj6lqvarn Fergus
Falls.
William Evans, en- farmare mar.
heten af Hutchinson, dodadades harom-
dagen da hah kastades fran sin vagn.
Eldsvada. Elk. Mayor James Gard
ners groceributik nedbrande harom da.
gen. Forlusten a lagret berAknas till
$4,000.
Observation-Disclosures elevator vid
st. Joseph f0rst6rdes genom eldsvada
haromdagen, hvarvid hvete for ett varde
af 5000 till storsta delen forstordes.
Charles RisOnger. en- jernvagsar-
betare, skulle harom dagen koppla tillsam-
mans tvenne jernvagsvagnar vid Renville,
da han foil under bjulen. hvarvid ena be.
net krossades.
FIr dc af fhagelstormen Argyle lidan-
de kom harom dagen dit en- vagnslast hafre,
en- vagslast xii och en- vagslast grocerier.
Hafren och kliet rackte ej mer an en- dag.
skallad till dIds. Mrs. Adolf Neu.
berts, i Elizabeth, minderariga barn, foil
harom dagen en- tvittbsllja full af kokan-
de vatten med den sorgliga pafoljd att det
arma barnet skallades till d0ds pa nAgra
sekunder.
FIrsvunnen. Kassoren villastaden
New York Mills har f6rsyunnit fran staden
och hans borgesman hsfva blifvit anmodade
att godtgora en- pastadd brist, som skulle
finnas de medel han omhSnderhaft.
V&daskOtt. Albert Jenkins vid
Smiths qvarn Janesville sk6t sig self af
vAda under jagt vid Rice Lake, med den
sorgliga pafol1d att han afed samma dag.
IRE cent per mil. Utsigterna for
EFT sadant pris aro lofyande. Psssagerare-
agenterna for de olika jernvagsboIagen /
Northwestern h6llo mandsgs CHICAGO EFT
mote for att diskutera fragan och man tror
att ett gynsamt resultat skall vinnss,
Hedersbetygelse. M. Clapp som
vid republ. statskonventet nominerades for
General advokat, m6ttes vid sin hemkomst
till Fergus Fallh vid jernvsgsstat ationen al
EFT musikband och en- stor folkmangd, som
ledsagade honom till hans bostad. Entu.
siasmen var ganska stor.
TredJe distriktcts kongressionela
konvent afholls gar Mortified, men desa
resultat ar ej bekant d& delta skrifves.
Kandidaterna aro B. B. Herbert, A. H
Reed och Mr.. Denny. Herbert och Reed
hafva hvardera q roster men som 35 roster
:, fordras for nomination, ar det svart f0rut
saga utgangen.
OfverkIrd. En- fyraarig son till
Hon. H. Steenerson. blef under det har
lekte pa en- gaia Crookston 6fverk6rd q
en- farmarevagn. Bada vagnsbjulen passe
rade ofver den lilies kropp med den sorg
liga p&foljd att det stackars barnet afet
samma matt. Fadren var under tiden st
Paul s&som delegat till republ. statskonven
tet.
! Ingen mCtst8ndarc. Demokra
ternas, ifemte distriktet, congressional
! kopysnt Sank Center for nomination q
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29
FrankrIke. Franska tidningar yeta

Frankrike. Franska tidningar veta
att beratta, att Frankrike narmar sig Tysk-
land for att utofva tryck pa Englands her
rad0me pa hafvet.-'Mellan Frankrike och
Vatikanen ar enighet astadkommen. Paf-
ven har antagit Erankrikes forslag och
beslutit skicka till Kina en- tillfallig legat.
hvilken skall samrad med kinesiska reRe-
ringen och franska beskickningen studera
de vilkor, pa hyilka en- varaktig represen-
tation af kurian Peking sedermera kan
komma till stand Ryktet ON att Grevy
amman inlemna sin afskedsansokan pa
grund az svag helsa, ar ogrundadt. Crews
helsotillstand lemnar foga ofrigt att onska,
da man tager hansyn till hans hoga alder.
"A ar. Han befnner sig nu battre an for
iva ar sedan. Man kan nastan saga, att
aren gait sparlost ofver denne vackre och
kraftige gubbes hufvud. Grevy egnar for
hvarje dag en- stor del af sin It'd at politiska
arenden. Trots den stora arbetsborda, som
hvilar pa honom, rojer han icke den min.
sta trotthet. Han tanker derfor alls icke
pa att nedlagga slit embete.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

eas- Prenumeranter b5ra vara nycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppeifva
vid hviiken Post Office tidningen afhemtas =
Delta CALLER afven da tidningen ''stoppas
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-09-29

B Vid adressforandring uppgifves ailtid sa
val det postkontor. der tidningen f0rut afhem-
9, SON Diet postkontor, till hvilket man on
kar "a tidningen sand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-25
The French ExiIes.

PARIS June 24.-The Duke de Char.
tres will accompany the Count of Paris
to England, and afterwards return to
France.
Duke d'Aumale and Prince Joinyule
will live together in retirement.
The Count of Paris left the Chateau
Eu at IL O'Clock. Just before his de-
parture he STOOD surrounded by his
family in the principal entrance of the
Chateau and babe farewell to 30 per-
sons who mad called TO convey TO him
their sympathy. The assemblage was
sorrowful but orderly, and after the
Counts departure dispersed quietly
The journey from the Chateau 10 Ire
port was made without any demon
STATIONS The Count embarked at Ire
port for England at I.30 this afternoon
He GIll- assume the character of Mar
quis of Harcourt and remain incognito
while in England. A brilliant company
including Rothschild is awaiting the
Counts arrival at Dover.
Prince Jerome (Plon Plon) is at
Geneva en- route to Italy TO bring the
Princess Clotllde, his wife, and their
daughter to spend a season of three
months at Prangins, Switzerland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-25
A LEGAL MEASURE.
To Restore the Jurisdiction of
Circuit Courts.
THE EXILED FRENCH PRINCES.
The Appropriation Bils-Dead lock
Broken - Congo Connection
Guilty and Not Grilty-Etc.
To Restore the Jurisdiction Of Cir
cult Courts.

wAsHISeToS, June "a. - Senator
George to-day introduced in the Senate
a bill to restore the jurisdiction Of cir
cult courts. 1t provides that whenever
under the laws of the United States the
Jurisdiction OF civil courts depends upon
CITIZENSHIP, said courts shall not there
after have jurisdiction unless the
amount in controversy shall, exclusive
OF costs, exceed the sum of 5000
1t repeats all laws in contra
vention TO the proyiso Of sec
ton 692 of the revised statutes
which gives the circuit courts cogniz-
ance of any suit to recover the contents
OF any promissOry note or other cause
in action in favor of the assignee. unless
the suit may have been prosecuted in
such court TO recover such contents If
no assignment has been made, except
in the case of foreign bills OF exchange:
and il re-enacts and declares said
provisO to be in full force.
Its provisions are not to apply to any
case now pending.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-25
pu.r uIth PensIon Bile.

WAsHseroS, June 2L-The President
was so much occupied to-day in consid'
erine a large batch of private pension
bins that he denied himselfto AL callers
and even postponed the regular cabinet
: Secretaries Lamar and Whitney, At
.ornev-General Garland, Postmaster
General Villas and Acting Secretary
FsirrhiId were promptly IN attendance
-hnftne President informed them that
he would prefer 20 dispose OF the pen
SON hills while his mind was on them
rather than take up the business OF the
cabinet. unless some Of the departments
had important matters TO submit re-
ouiring the Immediate attention. As
there was nothing requiring immediate
attention. the meeting adjourned.
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AppropriatIon Bills

WAsHISsToS, June 2I.-The Senate
committee on commerce has nearly
completed the river and harbor bill. 1t
is possible but not probable that few
unimportant changes may be made at
the meeting tomorrow. Items in the
House bill have been increased 10 the
aggregate of IS, 4S3 ,275; and others have
been decreased to the aggregate OF $685.
500; net increase, 81, S67 40. The total
appropriation by the Senate bill is
SIS. 049 ,975.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-25
Ohio Eisoti IN Bribery Case.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Senate
committee on privileges and elections
was addressed this morning by Con-
gresham Butterworth, who advocated
the investigation of the charges OF
bribery in connection with the election
of Senator Payne to the Senate.
The committee will meet again to
morrow for the purpose OF discussing
the evidence laid before them, and en-
deayor To reach a conclusion as TO
whether or NOT the inyestig alton shall
be made.
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Guilty ana Not Guilty

MILWAUKEE,, June 2i.-The jury in
the cases Uf the Anarchists, John Pr,tz.
mann and Herman Lampd, this morn
ing b. ought in a verdict OF guilty as to
the former, and not guilty as to the
latter. 1t was shown that Protzmann
took a leading part in the riots al
Brands stove works and Bayview Roll
ing Mills The case OF Henry Dampf
Is now occupying the attention of the
court.