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r. one which Is guaranteed L
bring you satisfactory results, or it
clse oi failure n return Of purchass
pFIce. On this safe plan you car
buy from cur advertised Druggist q
iOitle 81 DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. 1t Is guaranteed
% bring relief in every ease. when
used Ter affection Of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation OF Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, WhOOpins Cough. Group,
etc, etc. 1t Is pleasant and agree
ole T. tlste, perfectly safe, and can
u ways he depended upOn-
Trial bottles free at y. &. Smith
x Gus. Drug stores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

7 Aauti .Sga1me1 has an &C
o. Che killing, at Moroni on
'' u.s., of Peter Lauritzen, by
y bal He was leading the
-. when it become enraged,
s- '-,e1 ami STAMPED upon him.
We're hToken, and the un-
- - 70 10 sustained other severe
s.st - anu Internal injuries from
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FRAGMENTS

EEaig closes al ten o'cl.t,k t;,is
fsr- Tomorrow the exhibjtS
r. * Hsm8Tr-
-HE,rees Ca Com. deFcial Str-et
y sen e-l 10" = preparatory TO
eng the psvem .lt,
2-aNain street drag store this
-t- largo drag load Of al
-'l-s a. unlosdei.
: SUM-. who t05k the first
7 Hf5- piano playing at the fair
ssls,-ay, ia H-qiI Of Professor J.
LDsyHes.
s1-EsAH eases Of typhoid fever
a1Ts iatsiy occurred IN Logan, ac-
,il1s I'D q private letter from
H. >51ries fever i reported as
-'tya.su.in HscS City.
IE c,sl tar sidewalk il front Of
-CA l., Is being removed pre-
'-7.l-y & extending the cement
-sEzE which las been laid north
aEe by Elias Morris.
Irregular meeting OF the Thir-
=. quorum CT Seventies viii be
~ iutEr Relief Society hall, In
Dc -lle'Eea-i WaTI on Monday
-7slEr usNt at -. 4 fuil at
f1las1e j. desired.
-a''' Is the ;itle Of the lee
-'s b. delivered next Wednes-
" l.-a- ~ the Theatre. twill
defense Of the MOrm5ns. ,,
'-s i--.---r s-.l! present an array Of
..'.-s-s.e ia--s. Admission 81 and
-TE defendants charged with
ing drunk. were brought before
=. Lsn-y tL's morning. One
.l=-l hadt0 answer the additional
- @, ,res iGss. Each WAS fined
. IA sum pr0pJrti1ned 10 his
HER CHRISTOPHER MERK-
~ -le old gentleman who the
- gay came Bear being seriously
.''-! u trying 90 board a street
{. allied today al our Office. He
=, he j. al right again after mis-
i=2s2ut experience.
.i.a forenoon the case Of Shep-
--'.-- cnirEei with enbezzie- I
- lame az Uesore Commissioner
nan. The demIrrers TO the !
np-liH's that hal been fled |
'aineI. 4 new complaint |
-'aFa making the charge OBJ !
! money under false prstenses. :
+ '-Als- uf venue was taken 10 7
-iss'7nes Eo-rel-s court in 1
~ il- clse was set Tor 3 pm. !
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Il. DINHOODEY
Is READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And wili be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Husic
Palace, tine Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part OF their storol,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and ParIor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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4 rs,'iHisniIT, a;iI sprii IS ~
80, 80. s 18Th a. Ism, 1879
d. ,.arlsy aud sunday. Jauuar,
s.. .aIist1' i Il,
40 aai .sssis saa1es-Snn.
,.r.uIN 80 d. October 18Th and
y. i9r aas sundsy and Mon
~ jar .,,y 18Th and 18th, 1881.
Is s5ct, rooele and Oneida
90, -ssniay aai Monday, octO,
= = enI s7ih, 1893; and sun,
Monday, JauEsTy ssh and
,r.z.ra sask=.-Saturday and
-. November lst amt Ind,
I'd Sl.g-ily amt Sunday
~ SIS; AMI February Isl,
- Sak-.-Sundsy and Mon
v,vsra.r.uI ami 3rd, ls91
.SlaI.y aul Monday, February
-..sal-s5. Isel-
ral. Stakc.-sztuciay aud
81. November sth and 9th,
-. and saturday and Sunday,
s-.ary 7.h and s.n, ISL.
ss- lake, EmeEy and Ciatah
s.g...--uu[.,c and Monday, No
,,s.b am Icih, 1880; AMI sun
4-sr ,,iolday, EebrusCy Sth and
81
r.a s,aa5e-Sztaresy and
/. -. November iefn and 10th,
- sal saturday anI San lay,
ll,l ami 18Th, 1891.
LUIS, sIos-au and Bannock
..s-s-Sundsy ard Monday, No
- l5th and l7th, lSsO: and
isyans Monday, February 18th
4 ls.h, 1881.
n Jua4 S,ake-Sa.urday and |
November 22ud and ssrd. |
"a sui Saturday ami Sunday, |
/. -slry as, and -2nd, 1891.
s5farl snd SEWER S;akes-Sun-
,-spl Monday, November asrd
sah. lsa'; and sunday and
.-.isr. February end and 2srd.
r..h. Fanguitch and Snowflake
ssss-Sguday ana Monday, No
.cber sl.hand December lsL 1890.
J.. sunday ana MONDAY, March LIST
iaal. ISL.
Davis S.ske-SsturGay and SIM
r. December sth agd 5th, 1890:
saturday and Sunday, March
an Slh, ISL.
,aBsb snd 81. john Staze-Sun-
AMI Monisy, Dec .mber eth
sth, lssl; and Sunday and
lisy. March sth and 9th, 1891.
Z George, AIalad and st. Joseph
Sunday and Monday, Dec
.sTIa.h and 10Th, 1880; and Sun
AMI Monday, March 18th and
J. 1871. I
I0EaI, Beaver and AIaricopa !
sunday and Monday, Dec
gZlst and 22Dd, 1880; and sun y
All Monday, March 2and and r
1881.
FRANKLIN d. HECTARES,
JOSEPH F. SIIIII. u
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III you want 10 be Healthy,
Wealthy and Wise deposit your
money in the Utah Commercial
and Savings Bank, % and "a Il,
First South Street, and get 3 per
cent interest per annum, com
pounded four times q year. Capt.
tai S2cO, 600, Surplus $4,000.
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The hest Thread Tor Hand Or Ma
rhine Use i Clark's "Niile End
While thread wound on Llack spools
For sal. by SIX ELLNEE. New Dry
Gods Store, .lIj and 2l7 >, Main
Street. tlir 4 sat
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nAxRErs AND STOCKS.
szw roHE STOCKS
CHICAGO EaKkEE.

CaieAgo. Oct u. l.Isp. n
wheat-Firms cash, 1875 Dec. io5is /;
Nav, TO-
C0rn-Fi-mi cash, soa., Dee. 81; May,
=
DAts FIRM; cash. -; De. CO..
May. Es4-
Baricy-Q ziet. n
Nee PORK = stsadv; oakh. as Jan.
lI.ssg. Nav. lat1s.
I.srd-steaty. eash. s.-ss: jan, sssi
Nav. asS-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

The Mountain Ice aud Cold
Storage 90. take pleasure In an
uouuclng ts the public that their ice
manufacturing plant l. now in sue
csssSul operation, anil that they are
pruIared to furnish distiIlei art.sian
water ice in any quantity desired.
TIE absolute purity % the ice il
glaIautted.
The public are cordially invited
10 visit the WORKS OF the Co. Gt No.
SEQ :. Third West Street.
Inquiries nav be male At the up
town office, No. 81 East, Second
south Street. III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Not having any Telephone, our
viii please leave oryiers al
lIaTgetts' ETO's. Book Store, OF at
Phillip AIaus, us Wine DepO. for
Marset;s' Ale and Porter, also FOR
Malt and Hops.
EsrarE OF z. Il. MARaETTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

spEci.i N'IIcr

Great reduction sale f0s four days,
commencing Wednesday. Other
sih and continuing Thursday. Fri
dsy and SATURDAY. oct. ., 10 and n.
% cents les on tie dollar on all
trimmed gDois during this sale.
Hats and Bouueis trimmed from
3 81 10 50. City 81 Paris, SO last,
Fint South. GS
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The Constitution Building,
No. SO MAIN ST.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
Agents.
Provo Wooden Mills, Provo.
and Deseret Wooden Mills,
Salt Lake CITY.
Trimnaed HATS FtS- New York

| have just received the Atest and
hest styh-s IA ladies and ehildren's
trimmed hats, bOuusis, ;oques, caps,
turbans &c., also handsome birds,
wings, ostrich feathers. and n full
line ~ millinery trimmings.
Mas. VI. J. BURROWS, Is Main st.
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Or rirh sn1 noc-. u you're 60; wa
To i,rush your teeth With snLoDoNI.
loC'u onc dav surrr deep rc-oEsc,
Fer soon they''i rrluhie IN tcrsr.
Anf soon ycu'n rrT. -Oh. ifct z-dry.
That had rcrcr cnau-ct ~ cnurse-
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SHORTHAND.

u n ll evening Glasses and by
ems reasonable. Write or
atI ,,i'Y ssilAuisH. PracticalSbort-
Progress Building.
= +. MCGyRRIS, Prorr.
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sTRAYED

-pou Ny PREMISES Is5 :. sEcoxp
.west. 4 bay Marc. year. 90. nss ,,1 e
-, rIrht shoulder Ihc $3.50, s -. %
, . 1a rewsrsed. Nv. JONES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

AHdissa.rs that are the result %
Nicfobes can lie cured by using
Micfobe Kilk'. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

R-iam's MicrDte Killer cures
disJases ~ removing the cause. II
i uerfeClly harmless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
Or. J. Thomas. Dentist.

Herali Hldrli, eornsr vest and Ist
South "a, :. /. lily. ViaIitet sir
adnii--list j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

For all kinds OF fevers use Rad
ans Microbe Killer; II will not fail
10 give satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Wanted one ton Be.swax,
Johnson. PRATT & Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Tie New Sofa Bel is the hes. for
Offices and Physicians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

TieJu inform your Conductors 10
watch Gu; FOR passengers when pas
sing Webb y FeveTyeaF's Bakery,
: sfain street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Bay your thugs Of the boys"
Johnson. Pratt : Co.. Is Main Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

90 10 The Sludhcrg Furniture 60.
/, ; W, South Temple 81, and ex-
anime the New sofa Bed. Bot
Ia the markrt.
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UNION PACIFIC sYSTEM, NOUN-
TAIN DIVISION.
On aud after Monday, Ss7Dt. l5th, 1890,
Trans 5slEcci Salt LAKE anil
GG-deid Bcachriu TWa
as f0iiO.cs:

Leave Arrive Leave Arrive az
salt Lake. atGkrl ED G4r1eld- SILT Lake.
$40 an - an l.ii pm $50 pm.
.faa-m- lIsl0ar1- -is3i pm q - PM
las pm. az pm $50 pm 553f pm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Go to NEWCOMERS for fine
Photograph Cabinets, g per Dozen
I1l SJ,ltb Main. Take. elevator.
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= htheria, that terrible, ~couTse is
the result Of Microbes Radau's
MicrObe Killer VIII destroy the
Microbe-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

Cabinet Photos ~ NeWeSmb'S
s. yer dozen. l52 South Main Take
elevator
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SUNDAY executed.

III, Pis,1; sra Bel az San
berg's Furniture Co., Il as fiue Par
!oE sofa as can be found. Come
and see IL. los W., South Templer
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81 ~. frnm Dr. R.lilrll:-

sYuur favor of October ! = al hand.
1 think very likely We sliail Stt
another carload OF indigenous fishes
10 you the latter part OF this month.
This must not, however, be regarded
% a positive prom -, ~ much viii
depeni uTon cur supply - fsh. ami
thoee 20 b. supplied with Hsh. VIII
certainly use every reasonable effort
on my part TO get them % you"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
Petition For Pardon.

The foiloSiug petition, addressed
to the President Of iheUnited States,
has been sigae'i by a large number
OF influential citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

The advertising methods engaged
IN by the owners Of agricultural I'M
Elements on the fair grounds have
been eminently successful aud the
exhibitors are CORRESPONDENCE hap
py-
Mr.. Ve,ider, the magical picture
naiuter. v no, yesterSiay was 70 have
executed twenty eight oil paintings
in less than twenty-five minutes on
? wager Of 500 has pos,p med the
trial until 7:30 this evening.
The individual who was elected
a few days ago for exhibiting ob-
scene pictures in and about the ex-
position building was reported 10
he again at his hein0uS work, but
on search Icing made he could mol
- found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
WE HAVE MOVED BACK

Get a wife door Mat at z. C. MI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

At the request of a. NJ. Muss"r,
Esq.,ariins iish Commissioner, ~
inser. the fJl.0ains from Gui. ,Ic.
Donald
eve psopcs- 10 commence lire
annual distribution II German carp
As soon as practicable aiicrNcvem'eI
1t. and while We canuoi make DEF
mite premises o. our ability % fur.
nish very large sllUtments until tae
ponds sllaii have been drawn, and
the actual numb-F for Gistribuiion
asceTtlinei. we expect to be able 20
comply with al rel1ut'ilc re-
or,..sfs -
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IN coSFFRFN'Es'

-. Until APrh l. ~
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Mr.. Richards introduced the FOL
lowing:

Essoived. That the Territorial ccnsrai
comlltttcc ana the eNceutivr committee
taeucuf D. instructed O. immediately enter
uu1l their dates % give the Territorial
election maticrs their must intciligent and
energetic 1ctl1ns % open anu Obtain dircci
communication with thc several rsunfy and
tl'fli1iu1l cullE-flir throughout The Ter
Tliury tllt q thorough campaign be Inaug-
uralC1 and earned on % the lIwc %
c.cdil1l. and iu -euc~l 90 see tlat The 20
hucsl Interests ~ the Fcrpcs Parry arc
properly cared for and protected through.
uui Tie entire Territory. and 20 attain thcse
objects We authorize the committee 20 meet
any and all Necessary expenditures OF
fund-. and 10 arp1rtiou the sums 90 e.
pended among tuc several counfies. IN the
.IiguCnt % the Committee. and We pledge
cur several cluuIics % meet their resgec-
tive portions thereof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

where's. The governor Of this territory
has cndezrorcd. By adfrcesrE before Con-
srcssfonal committees and N hiE report for
$50 % the secretary Of the inferior. 70 make
% appear that 10 would be fer Tire publir
bcneft % interposc test oa,hs. aAvinr for
their object the Acknowledgement q ~ auT
thousands Of lau-ahidinS citizens. and also
% fecurc 10 hirnrelf the power % appoinf =
large number OF o1cers IN the VARIOUS
counties. which arc. aud Of ri<hi shoaid be-
IN The Siff OF the voting people and
where's. The oalE crds 70 Be reached By
such legislation - the governor desires are
the rule 90 tho minority snd the exercise "
himself Of rlore th1a tnonarchtsl pcEcr.
and
where's. tho Utah Commission In lis re-
port for $50. 10 the secrcfarv % the tn
tcrior. has claimed that eicciiols IN Utah.
resulting N Enioritics for the so-c.iicd
Ilberxi party. have bcen fairly conducted
By oncers uho have rcffcrIncd ttrtr legal
cufy. and the commission hat1r- ass
reeounended farther Congressional iegif-
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We have the Best Largest Assortment of MUSICAL GOODS
within 700 Niles Of Salt Lake City. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-10
Gentlemen's Dress
( and
Business Suits.
$1,000.

Spring Hats--Spring blocks
of fashionable Hats now
ready in our Hat Depart
ment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-10
An Old Man of Seventy-Five
Murders His Son and
Daughter.
The Awful Deed Follows an
Aggravated Case Of Home
sickness.
A Whole Family Is Drowned
Through Thin Ice in New
York.
Two Serious Railway Acct
dentS--A Southern Levee
Gives Way.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG. Man., Feb. 9.-The little
town of Miami, on the Morris Brandon
branch of the Northern Pacific s. Man.
ltOba railway, was the scene of double
murder yesterday. John Morton and
wife lived on farm near the station.
MIR. Morton's father, aged seventy-five,
had recently come from the East to re-
side with them, but became dissatisfied
with his new home. While the head of
the household was absent yesterday a
quarrel arose between Mrs. Morton and
the old man, the former being struck
with piece of wood. On the return of
the younger Morton his wife apprised
him of what had occurred, whereupon
the old man, pointing to rifle
and, addressing his son, said: "YOu see
that gun. Take 1t down and shoot me
or will shoot you" Morton said no
more, but turned to go into another
room, when the old man seized the rifle
and shot him in the back, the ball pass
ing through the heart, causing instant
death. AS soon as the shot was fired
Mrs. Morton ran to her husbands as
shot her, too. the ball passing through
the abdomen. The alarm was given
and the old man arrested. He said he
did it inte ntionally and was not sorry.
Medical assistance was brought, but
husband and wife were beyond human
aid. The tragedy created a great SEN
Sation, but the murderer is undoubtedly
in his dotage, and much sympathy is
expressed for him. 1t is doubtful if he
will live long enough to pay the penalty
for his crime.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-10
SHE WAS DIVORCED,
But Claims She Knows Nothing
About Ii,

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 9.-Assistant
United States Attorney Harry Prooasco
has gone to Garden, o., to investigate a
case of fraudulent pension that rests
upon a very curious circumstance.
Some time ago pension was granted to
Nancy Smith because she was the
widow of soldier. Not long ago it
came to the ears of the district attorney
that this same Nancy Smith was not the
widow of the soldier, but had been
divorced from him for many years be
fore his death. Mrs. Smith was at once
called to time. She denied absolutely
that she had been divorced from her
husband. Then the records were
searched, the decree OF divorce was found
and she was confronted with it. Then
she made curious statement, which
resulted in the present investigation.
She said that her husband was worth
less fellow and was wasting her prop
erty in dissipation. She consulted with
lawyers, and they in some way enabled
htir to administer the property as sin
gle woman. She thought 1t might be
possible that they had obtained
divorce for her without her knowledge.
She remembered of testifying in court
to the character of her husband. and to
shis treatment of her. But of any talk
of divorce she had ne recollection. AS
proof of this she states that she lived on
with the man whom she supposed to be
her husband. keeping him as straight as
possible and treating him in every way
as her husband. This case is probably
without parallelin the records of pen
sion eases. which contain many curious
things. The question is whether the
government will be able to prosecute
its case and obtain the money which has
already been paid out, if the woman's
story is found creditable and more than
prObable,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-10
PECULIAR METHODS.
Senator Becker Captured and
Several Bills Passed. ..,..

SPECIAL to the Globe. .t.- =.
HELENA, Mont, Feb. 9.-The Repub-
lican house and senate remained i'm ses-
sion till 2:30 this morning, and rail-
roaded the appropriations bill through.
Early last night the Republican house
passed the bills. and after Becker was
securely in the senate they were taken
up, and the latter read by title only, re-
terred to committee, reported back in
stantly and then passed by eight votes,
the lieutenant governor counting Beck
er present to make quorum, Trough
the latter never took any part in the
proceedings. Becker'S fines were re-
mitted and he was purged of contempt.
but he was not allowed out of
reach of the sergeant-at-armS un-
til the senate was through with
him. If Becker possessed the
stamina of the other Democratic senators
he need not have appeared in the senate
chamber. as several opportunities were
offered him to get out of the way, but
he was fearful of taking advantage of
the opportunities offered him. The
senate will meet again at 10 a. m. to-
morrow. The appropriation bills will
now 60 to the governor, but it is not
thought he will sign them, as by so
doing he will recognize the validity of
the Republican house. He will pay no
| attention to the bills, and they will be-
come laws without his signature in five
days. 1t is rumored tonight that the
| Democratic senators will return to
| Helena tomorrow morning. There is
less Indignation over the method of
| Becker's arrest than one would suppose.
| The general public has become
used during the legislative contest to
! unusual and lawless proceedings, so
| when Richards ordered the sheriffs of
| the different counties to arrest the alb
sent Democratic senators, though every
one knew there was no warrant for it,
there was no vigorous protest. Rick
ards object was to gain time to send a
senate officer to make the arrest. He
succeeded, and now the public await
the next act. In the passage of the ap-
preparation bills last night the house
lacked three of quorum. but even this
| has not seemed to ruffie the public. A
member OF the supreme court was in
caucus with the Republican senators
last night, so common report has it, and
it is supposed last nights work will
| pass muster.