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LONDON. July I7.-Lady Dunlo,
known as Belle Billion, las come
out victor in the forgery case ia
which She was interested. The jury
believed the check for E@lI which
she c5sheG wSs given her 10y lSidUre
Wcr:hcin,r and that the signature
t. It was not forged. Some spicy
questions were asked NcrihUimeI
aud Lady DuulO. WCrtGrimvr saiu
the fast iutimati0n he had Of Lady
Dunlo's marriage WAS while Ghrua..
ON July Is tit took place en- the 10Th.
IN newspaper. Heimneiiatcly au
his return % England Cniie,. OF
Lady Dunlo az the Hotel Victoria,
and month later, when Loni Dan,
10 had gone ahr,li, she went Cd live
i'm witness house. That was on ac,
count II bodily tear Of Weston. hsi
former husband. Before Lady Dun.
los wedding witur=s had gwen hcl
the house and furniture. Lady
Duulo had never nj any time bceu
his mistress: inc had given hei
money aud other things FOR private
reasons Of his own.
Lady DuniO sal! that her sister
and self used u earn COO per y, q
and that there was no tyath IN The
assertion that she had been assisted
by Werthgimer since he. marriage.
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DETROIT, July lT.-This evening
At $3.50. - the city Of DctrOb, with
an excursion party on hOari, was
nearing the city, her s'cam-steeEing
apparatus gave out ia some Uuac-
cOuntable manner, ami she shurrcd
about and ran into the steam barge
heSytQ, cutting her completely ia
two amidships. Captain Fjck
and the crew OF seventeen were
rescued 10y row boats AMI yachts
that were in tine vicinity f the ac-
cident 1t the time.
Judge Nichols of Batavia, Ohio,
an eXcursicnist on the City gf Ne
trgit. was severely injured hy the
breaking Of some Shruuis, ami shTee
or four other passengers were slight
~ hurt. The city Of DctTCE was
damaged to the extent u 10000,
The hcSOtI was valued at $1,000
and i total loss.
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Storms in penn>yIvauia.

PHILADELPHIA, July Il. A Sc
we're wind storm, accompanied by
heavy rain, thunder and lightning
passed over this city this evening.
The wind blew n hurricane and
considerable damage was done %
property.
At Landslide, Penn, n terrible
thunder and hail storm flooded the
streets TO an impossible condition,
John Clemmer's barn vas struck 10y
lightning and entirely consumed.
Several other fires could he seen in
various directions. At NioTTisvill,
two men were killed by lightning
Dispatches from Morristown and
LOckhaven report n heavy storm
with damage to property.
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Even when at the
rINNACLE OF Lis FAME

| he frequently INDUCED ia drink to
excess. One day hv appeared on the
! track ut the ~. Louis grounds in an
Intoxicated condition, and when or
dered away 10y President Green,
told that official 10 chase himself
around the track ami see how he
| felt when he finished. Mr.. Green
at once Issued u-1ie-s rcT1kin.,
! ru1y-s privileges, thus virtually
eSpcliing him from the track. As
soon n Haggin heard Of this de
cision, he made all preparations for
removing every one Of his horses
| from the grounds. His entire stable
I would haze been on the way East
| in less than tweuty-fOur hours had
not the orders relating 10 Duly been
revoked.
The famous Jockey was never seen
on a Haggin horse after tha;Fsum-
mer, however. He took 20 drink
aud threw up his contract. He had
made enough money 10 live in
magnificent stvic Tor tire tire and
re spent his savings with lavish
hand. St was nOtuEtil this summer
that he became ''deaI broke" lie
did not have 4 copper when he ar
rived in -. Louis early in the regU-
| lar summer meeting, and his clothes
looked - If he had robbed n scare
crow in some cCrufieid. some It.
Louis hOrsemau took the boy in
charge and cndc2v1red % stTaiEhten
him cut. All his ambition, how
ever. seemed centercd In a glass Of
liGuOr. and his beuefs,tgT soon
threw him over 10 the tender mer-
cies Of the world.
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DECATUR, Ill, July l7.-By a
collision Of two freight trains ca the
indianapolis, Decatur K Western
road today, James Hines an uu-
known man. was killed, ami R1beT.
Williams lcOlored seriously injured.
They were in charge Of the trOtting
horses, Realty and Tire, owned hy
l.. d. Larabie, OF Deer Lodge,
Mont, and were on their way "a
Greensburg, Ind. Realty, n 2:22s
mare, viii never trOt again. Tire
was unhuTt.
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KANSAS CITY, July IA dis
Patch TO an evening paper from
Kansas City says: The condition
OF corn grows worse and worse every
day. Hot winds blew yesterday
amt To-Day, causing great damage ia
those sections OF the state which
have had no rain. In some sections
the farmers have about given uI
hopes Of harvesting amy crop at all
ri best, there Is uO more than hal
of the state that is even fairly vel
wateEei. Ia many sections tn,
farmers are marketing their hogs
fearing that they will have 10 corn
T. feed them.
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LONDON. July lin tire Com
mons tonight, GIur.-y, liberal.
asked whether there was any truth
in the cable dispatch stating that
President Harrison, replying TO
Lord Salisbury, had declared the
intention Of the United states gov
eminent 10 LellsumWariiy wilh the
British saIiers in LohTiug Ssa.
Sir John Gcr-t replied that the
government had not received any
such statement.
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INDIANAPOLIS, July iT.-What is
pcpuinriS known As THE ''GerUlu
question was decided by Judge
Rowland to-day in The suit Il Thee
Gore Sanders against iEs board Of
school commissioners % the city %
Indianapolis, in which ;he cuGs.
was asked 10 issue mandate re-
guiriuE the taaEs! 10 have German
taught IN graded public schools.
Judge H0wlaud holds tnat tfrImau
must Ice taught; tina, tac .rhOC! CON-
mi-~iunrrs have no discretionary
poWers in the premises, and cannot
abolish the teaching o. languages in
any OF the lower grades Of tine public
..hnnlr-
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LEXINGTON, KY, July IL
While James Moran, n conductor,
g. II. Mekeelan and George Han
son. brakemen on the Cincinnati
road, were under the truck repairing
drawbar, at Sadieville. Engineer
Smith backe, the engine, striking
the car aud fatally injuring thethree
men.
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The lyaIiuE ga stiun 800" i-.
care you rrlyitr % with bottle %.
Chamberlain Collie. GEoi-Ia and
DiarrEUa Remedy, as a safeguard
rsaiuS: au attack yfaoWcl CgUp.l ui
during the summer mIu-ut' Nu
family can afford 60 fisk being WITH
1ut thi, Invaluable medicine tUTi :
the hot weather. 10 is almost certain
To- b4 needed, ga.i e q friend Indeed
when required, IS e never fail AMI
is pleasant aud safe 20 take. > AM.
81 cent bottles for sale by Z. &. VI. !.
Drug Department. d
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DEcvER. JuIyl7.-Faut Keller,
mlu. SECRETARY Of tie German AMI
Centennial Building anu Loan As
spciatiru. j. short ia bis accounts
about SCI, gH. lie Iss tIrUyt over
tpAfs associates ai u' .luHY worth
ofurur-rtT and Tr-isuei. He ha- not
vet been ARE sts'!.
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CansizInr of & Yacht.

CAMDEN. y. J., July Ito
nights storm was very severe in
this locality. \ small yacht con-
tanning five men and boys was over.
turned in the river. One man va.
drowned and the Others rescued with
great difficulty. The terra Gotta
works n Pea Shore were struck by
lightning and badly damaged.
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NoEwAII., o., July IA vio-
lent wind and raiH>;gg;u struck
Mluroavillr. this county, tonight.
doing terrible damage. Lightning
struck Otto GalIH,r's house, kiilius
three sHrs-Frrddir, Willie Iri
Dgo. KITE smith, a ugi -i."f g..
the house 81 the uEC. was iaa-:
BURNED.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE Jewish
American. Baron Hirsch, Opposes
the emigration Of Russian and other
Jews to Palestine. He said Ameri-
"a was the modern land Of promise,
ami he WIS prepared TO support any
well-deiiuct scheme foraiding Jew
ish emig.ants 20 settle in the United
States or any other part Of America.
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TRUTH AND LIB ERTY.
We sIiALL sEs.
caua Railroad be Constructed re
tueen she L. =. aud Eus~iH-

NEW YORK. JulylT.-"Tbey can
talk OF my uncle - n visionary anu
! impractical crank and q mild luna,
! tie an they please hut the day VIII
ENG. il + not 80 far oil either,
when he will lie recognized rs .
/ Thoroughly sensible though Told
engiueer.v 50 said VIM. Gilpin, Of
/ Pueblo, nt the Hoffman House. yes
terday afternoon. GilEin mas been
I FOR two Yeas plst with his uncle
I Vim. Gilpin, ex-governor Of Cole
| ra.ln. ON tour Of reconnaissance on
the Northern Pacific Coast. WA,
| t;lIuip believes that there j mo-
| serious obsincle ia tire way u build
ing a railroad which thaii join the
| United States and Russia, by way
u s;Ileris, BehEing strait, Alaska
and 3r..Ei, America.
you gill rcnleiHicr," s1id Gil
pin. .that my uncle wynt Wfih
General Fremont Uu his march
through the west, and was the fist
TO suggest that a railroad acrcss the
continent was not only practicable
but inevitable. IL is quite easy 10
! uuIid = railroad that shall unite
4uE raEzEST 5SsTEls
Of the Pacific railroad % Alaska,
and the Russian government has
already ry,ycd = liuc % run
through Siberia 10 Behriug strait.
The difficulty Is in crossing Bell
ring Strait. but this difficulty is
UiIv apparent. The strait is only
forty mikes wide, and i'm the very
middle lies an ishud about b;g
enough TO hold New York. EE11a.yH
nud Jezsey city combined. The
water is nowhere mOrs Tran forty
feet deep. AMI there VII he o..
trouble D. erecting oilers Oh the harL
bottom.
.The only difficulty, proceeded
Mr.. Gllmer, ''iiss iu The cost. ans
.nJt can he provided for without
trouble. The stone AMI iron lies IL
haui, both ON this continent and IN
Siicgia; the mountains Of l.ih pro-
Luce tie precious metals 10 DELAY
thr EXPENSES g.: construction, and Il
thctWo governments wi! nc sane
ton the enterprise there viii be nat
little delay IN establishing what the
woslI viii admire as . triumph n,
man, auiacity la engineering. Ny
uncle md I have been going over
the ground this side Of the iagiIlg,
and we lild nothing to interfere with
the construction. tell y"'s, i VII
no. o.. twenty years uutil you can
gOtC - Petersburg 10y rail-
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LONDON, July l7.-Lord George
Hamilton, finst lord Of the admiral
~, has announced that il is the pur-
pose Of the government 10 have the
British navy 10y ls9i equal 20 any Of
the navies Of the world, and says
that work Is progressing rapidly in
accordance with that programme.
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rntrrIr I.nII.i--r -.

NV YORK, July lT.-Ir7u IT..
Schulz. t.C millionaire Lachu- and
horse uTu-r,w who owns tire I-rHviNe
Farm uu ile Connecticut liurir-
var.l. s..UDuucts Chat Ae viii -lultiy
r'. aI his -rr-r.ug o. .r-,~ ami uI-s
..ts extensive isr.I aud fui,ius ,.-Ca
,ut un into ir:;tug l8t-.
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BUENOs AYEEs, July 1.-THE
President hl~ segt q message % the
House II De. Ut.U=, gsS.lg it 20
authorize the issue u Si'tu'I in
small Iap-E ci.r-ncy. i-!S move
alarmed ihr money market. Gold Is
at crt srcaiiUn.
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NASHVILLE, July IT.-In the
l-uucG-.e state convention this
morning five ballots fox governor
were taken, with 70 material
change. Patterson gained slightly
%. THIS eSst;-- of Baxter and Tay-
i--.
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PARIS. July IA who!e family,
consisting Of father, mother and
six children, were sIi'ocateJ by
charcoal fumes in 4 room On the
ruy Avon today.
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JoHNsTowS, Pa, July I7.-Bv
an explosion Of gas in n blast furnace
OF the Cambria Ironworks this after-
fatally.
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/ LAKE CITY, July l7.-One body
was found this morning, that Of a
! little girl named Rosie HaHder.
/ This makes IOl recovered, and It j.
[ believed that all are out Of the
| water.
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fEuElge.

WA-UIysTaN. July l5.-ImmCdi-
I 8-e.y r.ta- ..sn -aGLiug OF the jour
naI. f.- House went into committee
u l.a Whole uu the land grant for
{ i-iuI- aili.
.lau UuI.l offered an amend
r.rE, faIf-';iH- ell land and not
EARNED Within .Ia time limited by
. ..r -r#ss."- ..t. lost.
.'.t.4a Ar..l nilar=i IN amend
MEAS. .ITg.r-ug tGg AttUrury-tien-
a... Co.. bring suit against persons
I portions uf gaEs. which were not
-.an-. Ers.Di within the time speCi-
I fi-. ia .uega.. Tie amendment was
debated and t-a BIN reported 10 the
House.
Holman moved 90 regommit ii.
/ with l.-rlI- lions 10 the committee
"a r..--- iau.s Goo report il hack,
with . ..-.-i-s igI.aI-ag all lands
la. .a-r.a within tine time limited
. ia the 'uiiur a.t. Lost.
Tine Hii ra- aE-n Iasscl. The
rilI. which Is a Senate bill, with q
( iI..-. substitute therefor. f0rfcits all
! .-.i- -...r,. -H aid 30 IHe
CONSTRUCTION OH rArIR5ADs
opposite 90 ald cp,-Tn.iuous with the
| potion VI alg zG-. rliilaat nut now
I complete
IE tEe course 10 debate ON thrLflI.
/ Byuu4 r....r O 90 lar rYlluguy be-.
F. tween Cannon a'sE E.ul. the other
F. day. ia which tl-g referred % each
. .-Lar a- sI'.Hu,-s. Tire reference
I = omitted from tae record ud Bv-
-uw called ...eutiau 20 q s,cecn
[ .E Cam % during -.- --.tieth Con-
sla.-. --l citing any mu,iatiOn OF
I L.E- -...r..
,.uurn -iI that he and Hous
-..- tHir-- 500 tire Leaf Of dictate
{ nl-.I Heg agreed should be left
.u- .t tae I,g.-l. Llis lad bec.
'-H. .r ger Eli matters from time
iuues- lst. Cannon scored BY
Z 4... -.-..a y au. expressed the
Hr u.au DBL. ae was Tie Cuiy repre-
'a'Er b. tar House who had the
I -.e..-- I'D Hi.s hand. o- iIe maliEuan-
I cg .. u.- .---E, 20 IItrlde himself
Where, rr."- -'-u g.T'lamcutary
/ usage y. .Hr House, lee aid not Ia.
."rs. .- o. hiss pea gh iuthg Fiftirth
I t..-r,--. L.a- hal been "a rautro.
{ E.--y between ByLum and himself.
{ ayuHH3 ala -.. come tu him and
a--.g. Co strike as. what had been
-.-il- .E-- struck % out without con.
s.lgr-tiau.
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DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner vest anu III
South 81, :. l.. City. Nl!a!ized ali
administered. u
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Pro-IGeui brigham TounE's
s..GEs=N.

Iti Is my intention 10 compile all
my fathers letl,cr- for publication,
AMI / viii be greatly Obliged 90 al
those who have such letters II they
viii kindly forward them 10 JaUr-
g. Little, care J,treHi'o Ats'TacfoT
Cgcc. salt Lake City, that Trey
nay be correctly copied. All such
letters viii Ire most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
.EaUgs. Res gcifully,
itsz JOIN W. YOUNG.
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DRINK DID II.
The Downfall Of n Promising
Jockey.

ST. LOUIS, No, July I7.-H0w
drink has caused tine downfall ui
one Of the most promising jockeys
who ever spOrted the silks furnished
sad story in the police court today.
Three years ago the name Of Patsy
Duffy vas known In acing circles
the world over. Today he was
charged with being an idler and a
vagrant. Duffy iirst made himself
known in California. where his dash
and generalship attracted the atten-
ton Of Mr.. Haggin. The boy was
brought east, anu made the rounds
q summers racing as the leading
jockey I'm the Haggin stable. He
rOde and won some ~ the most
noted race. OF tire ~rst, IN Ben
Al be LEFT behind MIN 4 big field ia
both the ST. Louis and Kentucky
Derbys. He was a good judge Of
pace and endurance, and his daring
finishes are tOGay eqiIaled only by
such shining lights as Isaac Muir
ply and snapper Garrison. Bufiy
was then making an enormous sal-
Hry. in addition TO having the privi.
legs Of riding fur oihsf stables in
r-arts where the Haggin stable had
no part.
Eysn when nj the
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IS Ex-KlHo MILAN OF sERvIA =
CRANK
Proposed Construction Of a Railroad
Between The United States
aud Russia.
r. saccRiHe nousuE MURDER
~ ARKANSAS.
Sensational Story Told by Mother
in.Law.-oLady Dunlo"
Victorious.
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Yesterdays DninES of the ConVrn-
lion at NJ. Paul.
! Islensrato lie Szas..

ST. PAUL, July lT.-At the Farm
ers' Alliance ami United Labor CON
vention this morning, the firs hu>i-
ness was the report oi the committee
on resolutions, which was adopted.
Ii demands that tine "war tariff be
radically revised, especially tie
nOunciug the Mckinley Hill ~ the
"crO"niug iuiamy Of pr1tcctiOu;'
demands government control Of
railra aGs; faNuTs an increase in ti:c
volume Of money, and demands the
free coinage Of silver. The first
ballot Tor candidate for governor re-
suited: Ignaiius D1uueily, lT2; Il.
J. Hall. 10; kuutc Nelson, 81:
Daniel Buck, l.; General !. ii.
Baker, .; pinkham anu Camille, 3
each; owen, Rahil!y, Harrington
and Armstrong. l each.
The afternoon session was cEcit-
ing. in which there was some CN-
preston Of bitterness on the art OF
"A faction Of the Alliance against the
leaders Of the convention. bat the
ticket finally nominated was said
10 he
FULLY ACCEPTABLE TO ALL.
although there are those who doubt
il. Tie fiTst Iallatt Of the afternoon
resulted: Hail, -; D0nnelly, 30;
Rusch, g; owen. 10; iiSfley, .; D.l-
rymple. :. Up0u the announcement
OF the vote, Dgnnelly took the floor
ia the Interest Of harmony. He Ee-
ievei the nomination 81 Hall
would lie iuauvi-lalc, and would
result iujurioEsiy 10 the alliance
HALL had puhiicly iusulted him iy
ordering him 10 keep away from tie
district convention. and his Dom
uelly'sl friends would not forget il.
He considered compromise aGvis-
able, ard proposed - compromise
"luijtat" p. 4. feaPilly.
Hall -,ltr=-d his friends froU'suy-
porting him auI favored q com
promise candidate. Any result
would Zee wholly satisfactory 20 mia.
Finally,
AFTER MUCH CONFUSION,
the roll call was resumed. Few
votes were Ca-t for either Hall or
Bouneliy. ami the current was ali
in the direction Of >. NJ. Owens,
Editor Of Fam, St.cE and Home
Published VA ts...eaI oils. When
it was apparent that a majority Ind
been cast for him. General Baker
moved that the nomination he made
unanimous, and the convention 20
ordered.
D1nuelly made g ,peeh warmly
commencing the character and
standing Of the candidate. Without
further trouble the ticsei was com
piclci, ~ fui!aWs Lieutenant
governor, :. q. Bcrrlti, Browns
Valley; secretary ri state, VI. ~.
Eseuh-ry. Of Duluth, "a SeluiiuG-
Wan; State auditor u. Ii. Rapidly,
WahI-ha County; State cashier,
Erie NiatteTsln, Iac-gui-narle; at
torney-Eeneral, J. n. Burlingame,
OwatguUl.
After providing frr the election Of
an executive committee, the iirS-
political convention Of the Farmers
Alliance and Labor Organization Of
Minnesota adjourned.
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as.AiL SCHEDULE.

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e,5.r- oI MANS So SEQ. s--= riJy Pos.
OE.-, November -, a---
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, N-'''r F..---
~ D poi na rT-
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LION COFFEE
saseiecUo1 Of
t;oCha,5sya 7Ei
Rio, pro --r'
blend d 1r1
coacrdsdbyaIi
90 make fac
incest C=p %
Coffee ia tie
land. Fe1uG-
fui PictuTcCard
in every Pack
9rc. Eor .i1
c.cgywSo.e-Ass
HEEF Grocer Ter
.
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LARD GRANT FORFEITURE BILL
PASSED.
Hcayy Wind AID RainstormS in
Penusy lyauia and Ohio: Sever.
al Fatalities.
a PROMISING JocxY RUINED BY
DRIEN.
4 Family ui Eight Snnocatci By
Charcoal Fumcs.-haHsas
crop Failure.
Ey Ta'--=.f "a 90 ;se NEws,1
az mo CHAMBERS.
The En,-z wort 81. .S5 senate and
Slows. or H.rsrsruTatlNcs

s1D~s~ or HatssesrniatINes
? WasIuSGr.S, Eu'yI7.-Ihe Sen
a.r r.-uu.t- consideration Of TIA,
: -ga.lr s.rl appropriation bill, In,
/ gen hing question being on the
/ .uyuaE-l. 90 add 10 the apprO
I ..ias.g4 60. $ l.uHJ for Topographic
~lrra - 50 provision that half If that
! -r-H .a IS. .l.-t. vest Of the lois
/ meridian Jl. .4a. the Bgt of October
/ lr-r. E---yir- i.t.yahlu i1uGs. H.
( repealed.
/ laE c.atiuu,'i h,. Argument o.
! yr-l.u.G -rasu-t ,Lc amendment.
2 iia -rEu.7; Iu fgrur oi'lhe Coniiuu.
ns.e 90. irrigation surveys, and
! -... .Ha. Oh irrigation schemes on
I 81 ias-u scale rAa- Ha4 Jes.n success.
u. .-. been established ty the
vr-LU'as.t. Zine gaIgai 81 the IT.
r.-..IsH BASS would. Oh said. open
/ .s-- vr-t Al ri arid lands If 200,
square miles 20 tie operations
/ "a. I..4 geo ayHalaalys, who would
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PENSION APPROPRIATION.

Within a few days the house will have passed an appropriation bill calling for S9S ,I21 ,46l, for pensions, says the Times-Democrat. an increase of SIG, ,67S, ,66l over last year. This, however, will not represent the total donations for the year, for adding the money in the urgent deficiency bill, it will bring the total up to SOS, 357 ,534. This is large sum to give the ex-soldiers, but it is as nothing compared to what we may expect to give in the early future. There are now 4S9, ,155 men on the pension rolls, and 460, ,5l6 claims still pending in the pension office. If only half of them be granted, the total an- nual appropriation will be increased to over S150, ,000, ,00O; indeed, it looks as though we would ultimately reach s2OO .0OO.0 .000 annually in the 1 course of time.
 All the appropriations passed, or under way, are based on the legisla- ton of previous sessions. The pres ent Congress has done nothing yet in the way of pensions, although it is understood that it intends to pursue very liberal policy. Should it pass the service bill it will increase the annual appropriation to S250, ,O00,- GOO. If, however, it contents itself with the dependent pension bill, which has the special sanction of the Secretary of the Interior, the tota l will reach only $40, ,000, ,000. The people of the United States have al- ready paid somewhat over Sl, ,000,- 000, ,000 in pensions; between now and the end of the century they will pay between Sl .500. COG, ,000 and S2,- GOO, ,O0O, ,00O more. After that it is impossible to say.
 The cost of the war promises to be small compared with it's aGercosts in the way of pensions. - Little Rock Democrat.
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