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III. Hoodlerto be sen enced

New YORK, December 16.-District
Attorney MARITIME stated to-day that
McQlade will be brought before the
bsr of the General Sessions Court, part
l. tomorrow morning, when Recorder
smith Will impose sentence, and ar
rangements have already been made for
MS removal TO Sing Sing on Monday
morning.
Juror Rosenbergsr's lawyer, to-day,
stated that both criminal and civil
/ proceedings would he taken against
Vicherman and Nesbitt, who charged
/ MIN with being a friend Of keenan, and
some OF the Doodle ex-Gldermen. Mr..
] Il ysenbsrger visited he ols.r ct at
torney TO have the matter brought be
fore the grand jury. Considerable
speculation is being INDUCED in TO
what effect the verdict will have on the
other Doodle ex-aldermen, District At
torney MARITIME minated that ever
PFC .u!iOn would BE- taken 10 thHart
INV attempt which any OF the booulsrs
might make 10 get out OF the jurisdic-
Ton of the court.
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HOUSE

On motion OF Wise. the Senate bill
vas passed providing that Admirals
Hlws1n and Worjen, may. after forty
years service. De reli-ysd from active
service on their own application, with
the highest pay OF the grade to which
they i.iJEg
Dllg.sy lNaine) presented remon-
s-f4l-es against tie Dunn free ship bill
ron lie following associations and
1rls. Boards Of Trade OF Bath, Ne;
Bridgeport. Conn; Minneapolis, Mimi.
ana San Francisco, Gala the Pacific
1oas- S-i9 O|uers' Association. the
National shipping League, the National
ellp OEners Association, +. +.
U bEea. InOmastou, Ne. e.; Carlton. Nor
WOOD 4 Co, Rockport, Ne, and Harlan
q hoiingwOIth CO., Wilmington. De-.
Inc remonstrauces. which were
appropriately referred, represent that
me adoption OF the free ship policy
would destroy the ship-building indas-
ny oi the E'ed States, and make this
country dePendeI on British yards for
>-.ps Tor commercial purposes and for
defense in time OF war.
Inc House then, in the morning
holT, resumed, in the committee Of the
whole. consideration Of the Senate hin
y the allo-meLt o. lands y severalty 10
The Indians
Il numoer OF amendments were re-
commended BY the committee on In
elan Affairs, and were adoptsd. and the
committee having arisen. the bill was
passed.
The House this afternoon passei the
'-- relating 70 lnlian land. As
amended the bill provides that in an
l4seS where any tribe Of Indians Is 10
l-'eQ upon reservation ere 4tsf for it,
use either By stipulation o. BIZ virtue al
a. a-t OF congress OF executive order
.-- secretary OF the Interior Is au-
--lT-ZeI whenever. 40 his opi-ion anv
-----r-t-'l vi sgel Iulrtas i afIvan
=-lls Tor agricultural suS grazin
purpose 10 cause said reserve
son 70 b. surveyed. or p
surveyed Il necessary. and =
---'- lands in -aid reservation
10 stverslty 20 the Indians locate
leon, % rleir aDpisst OF, IN q1an
49, Us follows; To each head oil :
--,'E ne quarter OF a section: 10 escl
5.- person, over Is wears OF sga. one
sam o; q section: TO each orphan
s--.- -l. lei Is years o. age, OF e-sighth o
'5--ion; 70 each other person underlt
go 2ae-slIteenth of a section; pro
80 80. mat IN case there Is not suficien
49,. ~ y any Of the said reservations L
er 49, amos 10 each Indian OF the classe
49, 80 named, in the quantities as abov
res s,-lel the lands embraced in sue
49, 10on or reservations shall b.
az 80, 70 each Individual OF eacI
a-rs A.l classes pro rata in accord
Win the provisions of thi
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p..rIts of Their LabOrs in
Congress Thursday.
Going on WITH The CALENDAR
.sIs- Meou1de to be sentenesG-
ps,over HaIf a Million-Rleet
OF schooner Lost-Ete.
F5R7Y-YISTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Sem. ms DECEMBER Ie.-Among
I'm. introduced and referred was
-sbry Van Wyck proposing an amend
80 10 the constitution relative to the
-, of United States Senators.
W. Wvck called up his resolution
.z--4r.s.erdav, call NJ on the Score
.---'-fIys- for information as to how
.a-' ,I;.s,-,ri River Commission appor-
~. ~, tFe money appropriated IN the
~. -ivsr and harbOr bills for the I'M
- -l-l-..--,I..nt of the Missouri River AFTER
~, 49,. -. bv Van Wyck, the resolution
~ dfF,rei a resolution IN truc.l g
- co-Dr1ittee on finance 10 lnqulLS,
nj, me propriety Of reporting the O.lI
------,-;5i-y a rebate on all imported ma
fis Incorporated With domestic ma
..-;sis or converted into other articles
- svDnrted 10 foreign countries LOT
s.rz thereby providing for the extern
- of foreign trade without reauclhs
49,, -7ra. of American labor. Adopted
Tho calendar was then taken up
The BIN 10 permit the owners OF
American vessels and cargOes 70 sue
r-ove-nmeut for losses caused by col
2.on WITH United States vessels
arising from their mismanagements'
rss Advocated BY Messrs. Hoar ana
Fvar-s. ami opposed by Messrs. Nc
MILAN. George and COnger. Dolph
SUPPORTED il, but would have been
better pleased Is lis principles had been
extended further The bill was passed
the vote on ordering It TO 8 third read
ing being p TO l..
In the Senate to-day, the bill grant
ing g pension 10 Mrs. Barbara Fucn
1.-THE Z p-mOther OF q SOLDIER was op
ugsed by C1ckrell IS establishing ne7
PRINCIPLE. and was defended by Messr'
Edmands, Blair and Platt. The 81
was passed. aud q motion TO reconside
wa, rejecteu-yeas 5, nays 80.
Nj. Van Wyck moved 70 make
s1seisl rder for the second Tuesday 4
Taauarv Of the bill for the relief 0
settl ers and purchasers Of lands in Ne
braska and Kansas, adjoining the Den
yer and st. Joseph Railroad. In
motion vas agreed 70.
The Senate then took up the unln
ishe5 bush Ii yeste day, being th'
Bill 90 repeal toe tenure Of ONCE act.
Eimunts addressed the Senate IN Op
position 10 the bill.
George made q constitutional anc
historical argument IN favor o. the bill
Mr.. EyarTs addressed the Senate
stating that he wJ4'l vote for the bi.
anu that The grounds Of constitutional
ity would not cover MS vote, but tha
the grounds of eXpelleEcy wOuij.
At the close OF EYarts' Speech, tbs
Senate went into executive session, anC
when the doors were reOpened ad
TOlruri
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A Chnnce for trouble.

LoSDOS, December 16.-The Bombay
Go-ette says: The French are actively
intriguing against Somali, country on
he African east coast, southeast of the
Gulf of Alden. A party of Frenchmen
recently hOisted the French flag over
DOngarita. which lies within territory
under British protection. The English
agent at Bulhar has gone with force
of twenty-five men TO remove the flag.
Two French gunbOats have left Alden
since the agents departure, and 1t IS
presumed they have proceeded TO Don
garita. The British gunbOat PeHg "a
has followed the French vessels.
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5he Bapl. not ImplIoated.

WAsHNsToS, December l6.-Tren-
holm. comptroller Of the currency, was
asked BY an Associated Press reporter
this afternoon what he thought of the
situation in Wall Street to-day. so
far as the banks are concerned, he
said, Il have learned nothing TO lead
me TO think the banks are at all in
volved in the panic. 1 have received
kilograms from the presidents OF sew
eral banks. and they all concur in
ascrioing the present trouble to the
collapse in stock operations. The
more experienced and conservative
bankers had foreseen this and conse-
quently were prepared for it. SO far as
my information goes, none OF the banks
are implicated with any persons re-
ported as embarrassed by the panic."
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o.. VII an Awful Breathl

There is nothing more healthful than
onions. The trouble is that persons are
afraid TO eat them because they make
tn breath unfragrant. But there IS q
less fragrant breath thsn that fieighted
with onions. We mean the breath o.
person with foul stomach. Take him
aSay! We inwardly cry when ne
whispers in our ear. Do see that your
breath is pure. Take a few BRAND
RE-H's PILIs and regulate your liver,
stomach and bowels and your brestn
val be sweet.
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A Suit Against Railroads in
@ New York City.
THE COMPLAINTS ARE FILED,
Dakota constitutional Convention
The Central Traff4c AssocIation-
The Notorious Hope.
FIGHTING THE RAILROADS.
a Suit Planted Involving Millions OF
Dollars.

New YORK. December l6.--The first !,
step in what bids fair to b long and /
hercely contested suit against the Rail- |
road Company was taken to-day BY
Abraham Wormser. of this city, and
Isaac McConibe, q prominent citizen OF
Troy, y. Y. Millions of dollars are at
stake. In some parts the case is
identical with the recent actions which
have been decided adversely to the
Wabash road. The plaintiffs to-day
filed a complaint in the Supreme Court
against the Chesapeake 81 Ohio Rail
way Company, 10 restrain the company
from APPLYING its revenues TO the
detrimeni of the hOlGs-. of bonds OF tn
series b" of the company. The facts
upon which the acton IS based are
substantially as follows: In July, 1878,
the company issued its trust deed 70
secure Sl7, go 900 bonds; 81 ,OOO,O was
called series "A" and SIS 900 600 series
BE-" These two series Of bonds were
by the terms of the trust deed 70 be
upon an equality as 70 lien and pay
ment OF interest and prlncip9l.
except that for the first ave years
| the interest on 3D. bonds was pas aJIe
partly in scrip. The complaints charge
| that the railway company wrOngtully
dIscriminates agains. b bonds nv
| D paving their interess only partly in
! casn. while the "A" interest was BEN 9
paid in full. 10 is further claimed tina,
the officers OF the road invited " b
bondholders 70 scale their interest from
6 to 4 per cent, and that 4 per cent. per
annum was b, ing paid TO cOnsentlng
bOndholders, while those who did not
consent received only fraction OF their
interest IN cash. The plaintiff further
says, that the company Is annually
paying large amounts in the shape
OF interest on the floating debt,
and is paying interest on NewPor'
News extension bonds.out Of the earn
ing that should be applied 10 the in
terestIOn the "B" bonds to the preju -lce
o" b bondholders. The complaint see4
an injunction TO prevent the abuses
! complained Of, and a preliminary re,
: sjraining order will shortly be applied
I for. Besides this suit, an action at Law
! on unpaid coupons has been begun
: against the company at Troy, y. Y.
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BANGOR. December 16.-The schooner
Rei0uGo left here on the 18th with
lumber for East Boston. The schooner
OGDEN. November 18th, with lum Der
for the same. The AlphiRe, November
18th. with lnmber for Hoods Hale; the
schooner Annette November lith. with
lumber for Cohassett. The RsdSHdO is
probably lost with all on board, as a
vessel answering her description Is re-
ported TO have been seen oil Thatcher
Island deserted. The other vessels
named have not been heard from, and
are thought 20 b. lost.
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- Recorer aIfa Million

CHICAGO. December I6.-Edwin B.
Palmer has brought suit against Joseph
". Haskins.t to recover S2iO, 900 Of shares
in the Atlas Mining Company, which
ne claims the defendant improperly
obtained from him. In his bill the
plaintiff alleged that he entered into an
agreement with Haskius 10 furnish him
with $4,000 20 work four copper mines
OF great value. w1ich he owned az EeI
Rock. Pima County, Arizona. on the
condition that Ha Sius would give him
a half iaieresr in the concern. This was
represented ~ nearly 500 900 in shares,
but the defendant. it Is charged. turned
o but $3.50. 600 worth, diviling up the
remainder with the other parties with
whom be bad been carrying on neGou
atoms without PLAINTIFF Knowledge.
An injunction restraining -Haskins
from assigning or dispOsing OF the prop
erty was issued by Judge Tuley.
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Reducing Rates

CHICAGO, December 16.-General
Passenger Agent Fee, OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad, who is here attending
the various meetings, stated to-day
that alter January lst the maximum
rate for passengers on the Northern Pa
cific would be 5 cents per mile and cur
r..nt rates cents. Heretofore the rate
in some Ui>jricts has been as high as
~ m cents. The increasing popu-
laEon Is the reason gwen for the reduc-
tIDu
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Ninety-nine Per Ceut. Against Anil
alton.

PrTrsBURG, December 16.-The Labor
T5iJais says: The popular vote Of the
m. mbers Of the Amalgamated AssOcia-
ton of Iron and Steel Workers on the
proposition OF Grand Master Workman
Powderly 70 Join the Knights Of Labor.
50 far a. heard from up TO Saturday
last. shows that 80 per cent. are opposed
TO aifliatiOn.
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member Of the Board Of Indian Com
missioAeTs vice William T. Johnson, IL
signed.
The House committee on rivers and
harbors resumed work or
THE APPROPRIATIONS BILL
to-day. 1t has now roughly fixed the
Items Of appropriation for all rivers on
the Atlantic and Gulf Coast from Maine
70 Alabama, and all harbors from
Maine 10 Beaufort.
swISDLER.
who is apparently man of some abil-
ity, has been preying upon the
people in various parts of the
country BY representing himself as
a scientist connected with the geological
survey. and his career has now been
contiRued with a good degree of success
for about four years. He take the names
of one after another of the chiefs of the
several scientific branches. and bOrrows
books and specimens from Libraries and
college museums aud money from pro-
fessors and librarians. He has examined
alleged coal, iron and copper mines and
received money for making favorable
reports, which he promised should ap-
pear in the annual publications of sur
yey. More than once he has promised
positions in the survey TO persons
who have paid him literally fol
the supposed favor. Recently he La:
been operating under the name and
title of Clarence Z. DuttOn, whose fame
as a geologist and writer Is we'll
known. Mayor Powell says the survey
has heard from this swindler as often
ss once a month for four years, sni he
THINKS II time that steps were taken 4
put an end to his career, an opinion
which Captain DuttOu thoroughly en-
I dorses.
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The NntnrIcns Hope.

SAN FzANcIsco, December l6.-JUdge
Toohey, to-day, rendered q decision in
the haJeas corpus case of James Hope,
the notorious burglar, demanding him
to the custody OF, eastern detectives.
Hopes attorneys have been granted
until Saturday, to talze farther actic1.
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p.tot.,. Con.iltu.lon.l O0aI9ii,a

DakOta's CONSTITUTIONAL cOnTdii'A-
HURoS, Oak, December I6.-The con-
stituiionaI convention met this morning
Judge Egerton presiding. Judge Camp
bell. from the conference committee,
presented the following report;
Re,olrod, That the conference COMMITTEES
recommend the renealing Of Section y o
the schedule and ortins ICE, and recommend
Be 4 ordGined. By the conssi;nhOlu
convention, that Se-ti0n - Of tnS
sch ecule and ordinance appende 10 ano
accompanying the constitution. De- Al me
same is HEREBY rescinded, abrOgatrd ana
made null and void.
The following minority report vas
submitted by Haines:
Resolusd, That the committee submit =. ne
votes OF electors Of the state OF Dak9la ~ tlS
next election for Legislature ana state olH-
GERS the following ordinance:
Be e Ordained, That the section unde1 nc
heading OF schedule and ordinances 81 con-
. stitutiOn, numbered j. De- and s4i2-
hereby reseinded, abr0gated aud heid ruii-
and void.
After considerable discussion, a vote
was taken, which resulted in favor Of
the adoption of the maj JTity report go
/ % 70 9. The vote was made unanimo Us
Judge EdgertOn addressed the Goa
ventiOn- urging sJsadfastuess- anu mar
mo~v. A committee OF two was ap-
lion ito a tWith the Committee OF hotn
I braEcnes Of tle leg stature % DRAFT ana
mr. sent a memorial 70 Congress, set
I tingfor the action OF this convention
~ ge Campbell, a Haines and Judge
| EdgertOn were appointed.
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USE the Arnold Cooker and CoiEee
Bentons hair Grower.

All Who are BALD, all who are be
coming BALD, al who do not want 70
De BALD, all who are troubled with
DANDRUFF, or ITCHING OF the
scalp, should use Benton's Hair
Grower. EIsHII PER CENT. Of those
using Il have grown hair. It never
fails 10 stop the hair from failing.
Through sickness and feVers the hair
sometimes falls OF in . short time, and
although the person NAV have remained
bald for ysArs, II you use Benton's Hair
Grower sccording 70 directions you are
sure Of . growth Of hair. In hundreds
Of cases We have produced = good
growth OF Hair on those who have been
bald and glazed for years, we have fully
substantiated the following facts:
We grow Hair In 30 cases out OF 100,
no matter how long bald. Unlike other
OBSERVATIONS, iscontains nos gar Of lead,
or vegetable or mineral pOisons. IL Is :
specific for falling hair, dRndrun, ana
itching OF the scalp. The Hair Grower
l. q hair food, and its co2posiuon Is
almost exactly like the oil which sup
plies the hair With its vitality.
DOUBLE ANDTRIPLK STRENGTH.
When tie skin Is very tough and
hard, and the folicle Is apparently eject
uAIly closed, the single strength viii
sometimes fail 10 reach tie papi1a; In
such cases the double or trlple strength
should be used in connection with the
single, using them altelnA5sly.
Price, Single Stre1gth Sl.pO; DouoIs
strength $500, Triple strength $3.50. u
your druggist aSve not got n We WI
send IL prepaid OF rscsipr Of price.
BENTON HAIR GROWER co.
Cleveland, o.
Tar sEis bg 2. @ II. L Drug store
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Rnoklen,, -Arnica salve.

TIE Best SALyE in the world fOrCuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhsum
Fever Sores, letter, Capped hands,
Chilbiains, COras, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, OF no
pay required. iagaaFsnteed % give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded,
Price twenty-fve cen per box.
For ssle nv =. =, " :.
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Good for the Boys

SAN FRAScIsco, December 1.-two
hundred American District Messenger
boys went out on strike this morning.
They want fixed wages Of 70 cents
day, instead Of 5 cents a trip, which
they are now getting.
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AnEnd TO Bore sernninr.

Edward Shepherd. Of Harrisburg. III.
avs. "Haying received so much Oeue
All from Electric Bitters, / feel Il ms
duty 10 let suffering humanity know ~.
Have had 9 running sore on my lex Tor
eight years. my doctors told me
TouId have 10 have the bone scraped or
Leo smputated. I used, instead, three
bottle, Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Bueklen's Arnics Salve, and ~ )
ieg is now sound and well. " Electric Biz
ters are sold az ffty cents bottle an
Buckien's Arnica Ssive AZ 26c. per box
~ o. Nj. DTug store.
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1he seerets of the order.

CASAIoHARIE. y. Y. December l6.-
Great excitement has been created in
the ranks OF the Knights Of Labor al
Amsterdam by the publication in the
Daily Democrat this afterlOOn Of all the
secrets OF the order and the mode VI IN
itiation.
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wells, Ha,r Ralsam-

II gray. restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, sOftens and beauties.
No oil nor grease :. tonic restorative.
Stops hair coming. out; strengthens,
cleanses. heals scalp, etc. 2
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Murder.

san FRAScIsCo, December l6.-Early
this morning William Rowan, q hack
man, shot and killed Michael Dolsn,
also a hackman. during q dispute re
garding their hack stands. The
murderer was arrested.
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Rough on Piles"

Why suffer Piles2 Immediate relief
aud complete cure guaranteed. Ask for
"Rough Oh Piles" Sure cure for itch .
ing. protruding, bleeding, or any form
OF piles. SOC. At druggists or mailed. 2
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Skinnv Len.

wells Health Renewor" restores
health and vigOr, cures dyspepsia i'm
potence, nervous debility For Teak
men, delicate women. 81.
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We are making up fashionable 71its
a. Drices which DEFY composition. Cali
and see our new line OfimpoEted clGthes.
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NATIONAL NOTES.
Nominations and Confirm
atiOnS on Thursday.
COMMISSIONER A. L. THOMAS.
Want OF Harmony-Ths ApproP.Is-
tion Bill Banks Not Implicated
Chance for Trouble-Etc.
News Of the Nation.

WAsHrSGroS, D. c.. December 16.-
The President to-day appointed Rev.
VIM. David Walker. Fargo. Dakota. to
be a member Of the board Indian
commits ions, wee William 1. Johnson,
resigned.
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"HACKAIETACZ," lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price > ami So
cents. For sale a. 4. c. Smith * Co.'S
Drug Store. 3
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ANASALINJECToR free Eith eeehl
bottle Of ShlOh's- Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. For sale at 4 Q. smith
< Co.'S Drag Store Is
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WHY WILL YOU. cough when Shi-
lOh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price IOc. SOC, and 81. For Sale at 8. @.
Smith & Co.'S Drag StOEe. IL
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REHEDY--
a positive cure for Catarrh, Bsptheris
end Cancer Mouth. For sale st A. q.
Smith & Co. 3 Drug Store. Y
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USE the A-nold Cocker ans Coffee
Poa