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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
A SrTRlCK FOR THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
THE PLUMB REAGNN-TELLER COMBIN ALTON
SUCCEED IN PUTTING OFF TIE
TARIFF BILL.

Washington. July (rpccian.-rhe senate Finance
Committee met with another reverse this afternoon az
th, hands of the Plumb r,llcr Reagan combination.
which 80 ruthlesSlv nWtatcd a month or 50 ago all
The committees plan, for silver legislation. Tho
question at issue today whether the Tariff bill
should be taken mp during the morning hour. 30
that il could be read at least, In whole or in part.
before the hour arrived fer the conSi iteration Of tie
unfinished business Mr.. Fryc'S Shipping bills. Mr..
Morrill, explained that II he could get the Tariff bill
definitely before the senate. he wonld be willing u
weld informally. whenever il should be neccs 'ary for
the considelat on Of Appropriation bis lie went
even further and stated that he would leave the
WAY clear for the River and Harhor bill when THAI
measure ready TO BE- act upon. This satisfied Mr.
FRYE and the other especial friends Of the River and
Iarbor measure, and IL looked at first as II satis-
factory agreement would be reached.
lut the called friends Il silver on the Rcpub
can side under the leadership Of McSsrs Plumb and
Teller soon demonstrated That their one sided bargain
with the mn0r,t; sill binding. by throwing
their aid Ia the Democrats Ia delay the considers
lion OF one of the two great party measures Of the
session most unpaatbln and rcpugnant To the oppose
ton ON the first roll call Mc->rs Allen and squire.
Of Washington: Casey. of North Dakota; Mitchell.
of OREGON: Plumb of Kansas stewart. of Nevada. aHd
TELLER of Colorado votel with the Democrats 10 do
feat Mr. MolTills motion. Mr.. Pugh. OF Ala ANA voted
with the Republicans to sustain the France Com
mittec. There was no quorum, however, only fory
VOting MI. MOrrlll ana MS ftleilu> Nc0
beaten by eight maiorty-the vote standing 10 to H.
ON the second lcal Mr.. Casey deserted the COM
hi,,,ion and NJ Faulkner. OF West Virginia, and
tLree Republcan absenees brought the Finance Com
mii,cc's strength up to 20. But Messrs Plumb ana
Teller had lost only vote and so the free coinage
coalition won by a majority of three. The excuse
given for their failing to suppo. their party aS'ocos
wa, that they didn't want to So on with the Ia1n
, until the silver question had been disposed OF.
Tho SILVER compromise reported late this afternoon VIII
dcnrive them of this prctcXt tomorrow whcn tne
motion 10 ,ake up the rarf bill VIII Nc ne pnlh pnvT'
again Ii is doubtful however, whether Mr' Iuuo,
Ssr instarcr can he induced II abaEdon nj pNs ~
attitude quasiindepcdcnce on party , 9S
The PRONUNCIATION Of a compromise or sll'er. ne VA
undoubtedly be found aiding and abetn the mino ~
in their efforts TO stave Oh the consideration o. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE CLAIMS AGAINST ALBERT DAGGETT.

Birmnqham Conn, July (NpccialD.-The hearing
on the application of the Manhattan Company Of New
York and the Eigclow Manufacturing Company. of
New Haven. to throw Albert Daggctt the postal card
uanufacturcr into bankruptcy came before Judge rom
l,nson today. The claim of the Manhattan company
.,onunts to about a2OCD and that Of the BiEclov
Counanv 10 $500. The former claim IS now In as
nuto and the defence TO-DAY argued tlat an action lDr
insolvency cannot lie until this is setteI The de
cision was reserved.
I, WAS said that George T.. Lemon. proprietor OF
The National Tribune" Of Washington Is furnishing
Nr DarCct the requisite capital t. carry on HI W"r
SINCE thc factory started under the new arrangements
hntween Iaggett and Wilkinson brothers 4 20. the
Donar furnished +, away above the Government
.tamdard The factory has Dccn running night ana
tay for a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
NOTES NE TILE CENSIrH.

Washington July THE Census ONCE has received
dispatch from Supervisor Davis ~ san Francisco
concerning the padding Of the census enumcrators'
lists which IL is charged practscd there. The Su-
pcrvisor SAYS that there but five enumeration dis
ics In which he suspects that padding done These
districts are the where it j. alleged extensive
colonization carried for political purposes prior
10 the last registration II is probable that recount
ferrcd TO-
Columbia, S. G., July THE population Of Colum
bla in 1880 was l0,e00. The Just taken shows
1G,sOO.
Buffalo, July THE official figures. given out by
the Census supervisor give total population for
BufaO Of 250,122. A meeting Of citizens called on
Change to-day 10 take measures toward new conn'
In the city was not largely attended IL was decided
TO ask the Government 10 make recount Of the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
AMERICAN RIFLEMTN WINNING PRIZES.

Berlin July TN tle rife contests here Yesterday
prizes won by McSsrS. Zimmerman and Klein, OF
New York. and Mr.. Jacob, Of san Francisco. In the
shooting to-day Mr.. Utschg, Of Francisco Messrs.
hranss and Marn. Of NCw-YOrk. and Mcssrs. simon.
zimmerman and jacob prizes. Mr.. Wolf. prc>i
oent of the Washington Rifle. with the Washington
Pre-, arrved last evening. The Independent Auori-
can rincmcn will visit Prince Bismarck tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
EMPEROR WILLIAM At CHRISTI ANS MD

ChriStana. JIly THE Emperor Of Germany has
started on tour OF the Norwegian coast. King
Oscar N sweden and NOrway has appointed HIS
Majesty an honorary admiral Of the norwegian Navy.
Corl-tansand. July THE German warship Kaiser,
with Emperor William on board. arrived here todsy.
As the weather is rough and tie Emperor is Ill, he
Will delay proceeding on his Tip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
rrr>-r AK WORKERS IN SESSION

baltimore July (Spcciau.-rhe National convention
NJ thc flint clas>worcr, opened this morning IN Con
cor,Ii, Hall Mayor Davidson mad" an adirr>N "t
welcome 10 the delegates. The convention thcn W'ut
into secret session. W. J. smith. OF PitN9urS' pre-
sided. and W. j. Dillon. of BROOKLYN. w1N secretary
Ther, are 100 delegates representing nineteen unions
of Pl;tsburc and it, vicinity PrSid'nt >nlh, III ~,
,rru, r,nort showed that the greatest p?p2re'N M
the history of the organization had b'eh made uHrlh-
,hc ioSt wear lie recommended changes of I'M
,,n,,nce I'm ihe laws governing III" nSNpc1uol lh'>o
Recommendations will take up the greater part o the
time Of the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
TO TRANSFER AN ENGLISH LACE FACTORY HERE

Wlkesbarre. Penn, July lit is reported here on
good authority this evening that the proprictors OF
the wilkesbarre Lace Factory have been approached
by one Of the largest firms In Nottingham. England,
With proposition to transfer the Nottingham factory,
with all Its machinery to this city and enlarge the
factory here, making II the largest plant In the world
II the sceme Is carried into operation the capital OF
local capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
IT RAIyED sTAErS At PIERRE.

st. Paul July Cepccai.-A dispatch to The
Pioneer Press from Pierre. D., says: About 80
D. H. clouds began TO gather and in ten minutes rain
began 10 pour. accompanied by strong wind. Just
about the time the rain ceased small snakes from
twelve 10 sixteen inches long fell to the ground IN
vnrnus places. These co"d and when they
struck the aronnd seemed 20 be somewhat stunned
The snakes have a blush color
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
AMERICANS n,RuERFp IN BOLIVIA

Washington, July THE Department Of state Is
Informed by the Minister OF the United states 10
bohVia mat two Am0icsns-Lconard ThOmp,On, from,
Ohio. and Mr. Kedm an from Illinois. on their WAY
10 thc mining regions were murdered near Pelcchuco
az. V Hs! ~ Oy certain revolutiOniss in arms against
made by that Government TO catch tbe rnnrdercps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
CROP PROSPECTS IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG July An official report saws that
Ht the beginning OF June winter and summer crops In
Western and southern European Russia were extreme
y good in districts, and good in other districts,
while in the Eastern provinces the crops wer" less
satisfactory. II is expected that large quantity
will be available for export in the autumn An in
creased demand l. expected IN Wow Of the bad In
cian harvest and the unfavOrable outlook for Amer
lean winter wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
sEA1aEINs L1Er1Y 20 rr cuEAp TITS WEAR.

san franciecD. July T." The Chronicle state, that
D'c Alaska Commercial COMPANY, which uni! ''c"utlY
had the CScl1,iv right 10 capture seals IN th" American
waters oi Echring >ca. has row secured contract
with the Russian Government granting the company
the exclusive right 10 cap'urc seals ON the siberian
coast The number ~ seal 10 bc taken yearly IS not
known but IS believed T. be large. Tho steamer k1r
lux owned by the company. has recently sailed ior
rtrofSly 10 capture seals there The competition OF
the Alaska Commercial Company will be severe i"r
TIE North American Commercial Company, which re
Gently received from the United States the scaling
privilege in Bchrug Sea, and II Is believed the cncct
will be greatly 10 reduce the price Of sealskins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
r,rcrryG VIEW. CLr-R yEuBERS

Na regular meeting of the Hamilton Republican Club
maid in its clubhouse At enthaye and Onchundred and
last night nes members were elected
a. totow.: w f. Innlsn, c. III. Mihaus T. D. Speer &. IL.
,s.Ilv f. H. Smith, 10 Adee. a. II. Wallace, William
uuntI Delos Reynolds j. r. voorhees,, u. n. Watermann,
NJ j. Rochmer. l. IL. Patton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
AZ rrrCrTyOy STAYED ny APPEAL.

Auburn July IA notice OF appeal has been served
upon Warden DurstOn, which Is practically an 0rdcr
To stay the proceedings in the case OF Frank FISH me
Canandagua murderer, who Is under sentence of death
hr electricity and The time for whose execution was
ORIGINALLY fixed for The week beginning July IL Inc
morton for new trial which was dehied Dy '''ic "u'
nretnc Court will again come up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

Lancaster, Penn. July The puddl'rN' helpers
in the ~u,quchanna rolling mill at Columbia went on
strike this morning to cniorc, their demand for scale
rathcrcr. The strike compel> the padding mills u
.hUt down and throws sixty men ont oi worh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
CANON LIpDON SERIOUSLY y,

London, July THE Rev. Dr. Henry Parry Lid.
don Canon Of st. Pauls Cathedral. is suffering from
an attack Of gout in the head. Ills condition is
serious ""h 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

MORE BRITISH WARSliITS FOR BFlRlSG SEA.
Ottawa. July THE flagship Warsprtc. which is
daily expected 10 arrive at EsQulmalt b. G., and be
ready for emergency in Bchring sea, Is powerful
first class arnOrcd cruiser Of S4O0 tons, carrying ten
guns Rear Admiral I0tham, G. H., Is on board
The Nymphe Daphne and Espieglc which accompany
ihc flagship. are all twin screw sOopS Of eight eight
and ten guns, respectively so this new fleet brings
thirty guns the scene in addition to the Amphion
and hampton already there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER'S.

madrid, July '-Oi the new Cabinet Admiral
Berenger is "a Democrat. and senor Fabre and the
Duke Of Tetuan hold Liberal views. An t,rcc arc
nominees Of General Campos. "0 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

DENOrNClNG THE CLUE NATIONALE's ACTION.
ottawa. July (SpecaD.-An extraordinary affair
is reported from the camp Of the New Brunswick
militia AT MOncton. At a meeting of the officers Of
the 9Th Grinccss Louise New cw-DunSwick Cavalry the
late meeting of the Club Rationale at which Premier
Mcrcer, and Wilfrcd Laurer, leaders OF the Dominion
Liberals, and other Liberals and French Nationalist
leaders present, discussed, and resolutions
were unanimously adopted Disappearing of the Club
Rationale In passing strong resolutions in favor of the
separation Of Canada from Great Britain, and Of
annexation 10 the United states, and in Kissing at a
banquet given by that club In Montreal on July -
when the toast of The Queen was proposed. The
resolutions further declare that the French spealing
people in Canada owe the same respect and fealty
to Engands Queen and flag that is clcerfuly paid 10y
British subjects evcrywhcrc, ana that the time has
arrived when Canadians should firmly set their faces
against all disoya demonstrations.
The resolutions were moved by AGjrtant Wedderburn
D0mville said that, while British officers, they
should cSchcw ali matters political he could not but
approve of the sentiments expressed in the resou-
lions. Lieutenant Colonel Heer agreed with Colonel
DOmvc. lie believed there was room in Canada for
only one natonaity. " Rule britannia" and God
Save the Queen" sung with tremendous entlm-
slasn. the Of the various corps in camp crowdng
about the mess tent in which the meeting was held,
and cheering Justify. DcttchmcntS OF mcl marched
through the encsmnnent singing patriotic songs until
long after midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
GrRMAyY's EAST. AFRICAN POSSESSIONS.

Berlin. July The " Ebcrfcldcr Zeituu-" that
Chancellor Won CaprIvi has formally approved the
ce>.ion Of the VITA Company's rights TO the German
East Africa Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
THE MONTENEGRO RULERS COUSIN MURDERED

Cettinle. 'uly 1-Coonel Martnovcs. commandant
of the OodyguarNl Of IniiGa Nidho!as, ruler Of
Montenegro. and cousin Of the Prince was murdered
In ttt market place here this morning. The
murder was the result of private vcnccncc The
murderer was immediately seized by the people in
the market place. and lynched the spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

About Tic Only news received In Nis city yesterday
ont side IF press report. concerning the disaster AZ
Fargo was contained ia a tl~sram t. ]. I. p"hre.
p,r. ident Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
from ". : Mcll'n. general manager. II We sent
from Ashland, WIS.,, and said that cycon' lhd
struck train 40 !, which cft -. Paul on sunday.
lust west ~ Fargo, tipping the tram 0vcr. IL vas
reported that no one The train was hnr'. Con
siderable damage had been done 30 and about Fargo.
and All the wires west %. Winning Junction
Nir Mcllen aid that he on hi wav 10 F'fr" ana
vould report fun particulars last ni-ht
Fargo the county sat Of Cas- Comfy, Y D.
and 3, -. mllcs west - - Paul. II has population
Of about iOOCO and IL growth bc.a with the "-tah
uslucni Of the bonlrIa" hrn> in ~" ncghJorhood.
which showed how p"oddctive was the Rcd River
Valley since thcn IT, prosperity has Increased
vondcrfuy and i la, bc"n greatly Influenced by the
fortunes If the Northern Pacific Railroad II +. IN
fact the cOmm"rcitl ccnir' Of IN" New FoifHWr l.
bnur favOraDy situated on th" Fed INNcr, ~ uic
ccntre of tln rich agricultural hc Of III" Eed River
wheat outs corn. and poltDce. Tn" 'ltN hh'
twenty ., h. no. !. twelve curchc, ur auk1. VII
rapital of over ~ 800 900 six spap T., three da'y
,nd three weekly several monthly pubcatoiS, tlrrc
nubic halls. "A United stale land Office. An opera
ho,.o a thratr. a cOarI house which cost %lOo,o.c
tr, o, railway wstcIWOrlS. high and grammar schools
,,s and electric Hght. three elevators, mills ara
S,c,ories which make a thrifty and prOspcTon, city.
Thc Northern Pacific has round houses aud car shops
Minnesota divisions and Of the Fargo and southwestern
trap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
CANADIANS DESTROY TIrF STARS AND srp1prs

CANADIANS DESTROY TIE STARS AND STRIPES.
Hamilton, ont. July AT Mount Hope, last
Friday, Joel smith hoitcd the Stars and Stripes over
hi, house in honor Of the Fourth" A dcputation
Of ncighboring farmers requested its removal but
smith refused to lower it whcrcupon the flag was
r.ddcd with bullets and divided among the crowd
A second flag raised by Smith met a similar fate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

THE ASGLOGEBMAN AGREEMENT PI nIISIiED.
London. July The Foreign Office has issued the
text Of the Anco-tierIn agreement and the official
CORE eSpOndencc on the subject. There is nothing
in regard ~ Fast Africa. The Wai>Ch Bay matter
will be submitted 10 arbitration The question remains
unsettled AZ the end OF two wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
CHINA 10 BORROW MONEY FOR RAILROADS.
l1AINT THE ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY.

y <<cou, July 7.-China INTENDS 70 borrow
ooQ taels Of American silver for strategic rail
- - Xonchurfa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

RUSSIA TO PLACE CONsULs IN EAST AFRICA.
- Petersburg, July 7.-Russia will appoint consuls
- principal ports the east coast Of Africa from
~ Town to Zanzibar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08

Jnly 1.-THE Queen has invited Herr
- Austrian artist and his sister, who Is
~ p visit Windsor Castle for the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-08
ENGLAND NOT To WORK TIE TELEPHONE LINES.

London. July 1t was announced in the l'ra
Lords TO day that the Government did not intend t'
work the telephone lines but that II prepared u
license companies for that purpose
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

cred a charge yesterday to the Prot estaut
Episcopal clergy Of this diocese. lie laid
tins city is the central point Of ROmau
Catholicism in this rounlrv Here resi- es
its highest preiate and mere it puts forth
its greatest effort 1t is using poltla and
social influence 20 obtain reIi.lons control
Of this nation. God forbid ~houlri bianlr
the Catholics for any honest effort naue
by them toward this enl. The issue,
however, is groater than ever belor~ and
they are now concentra ing all their hopes
and plans in this city where three-iourhs
Of their members were born in Eurnpe
end nearly all the remainder are children
OF foreign born parents. The foreign spirit
in the, church is remarkably powerful.
Their members become Ampricuuized
slowly aud are not being assmiated rap
Idly. Our rights as citizens and church.
men aremenaced by this power. The laws
OF naturalization are abur ed and an im'4i-
orator often becomes voter before he
has caught our tongue. We have been
negleciful in calling the attention OF our
Pensioners to the en- rouchmpnt Cf the
Roman Catholic church. | 10 not advise
YOU tC preach course Of ser Ous attack
Ing their doctrine, but Whe. any move
ment is made by them detrimental to
our political or social institutions don't he
silent, but speak out bold AID clear Oh
the subject.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

KANSAS CITY, Feb l5.--J. NJ. Phillips,
of New York, representing he Mer' hant's
Line Navigation Co., is in the city ell
route to Omaha, where final arrangements
Will be made for establishing a river
freight line. from that place to Pittsburg
The line to be put into operation within a
year will consist Of sixty light draught
river steamers and 800 barges. 1t j.
understood the Inlnan line is backing the
en- erprise with the purpose of securing
an inlet from the sea board by which it
can compete for export grain from the
northwest.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

LocKpoRT, N. Y, Feb. 10 - .'he grand
jury has returned thirteen ,tments
asainst the fugitive ex-poIite justice t..
5. Freeman, twelve for forgery aud one
for grand larceny.
A sensation was produced in court
when the grand jury read report charI-
ing collusion between the sheriff aud the
justices of the peace and the police JUS
tice to increase the jail board and bill by
send in the tramps and vagrants for long
sentences, varying from thirty days to SIX
months. The jury urges that the district
attorney Shall prosecute such tlagrant
abuse.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-rhe south half OF
the great wholesale block owned by j. V.
Farwell q Co., was gutted by fire yesler-
day. The occupants were TAYLOR Bros,
hats, and Wolf Bros, clothing. Loss,
$3.50 900; Insured. FarwelI'e great dry
goods stock was saved by fire wall. One
fireman was badly hurt,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15
From Mormon to Gentle Hands.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. lo.--Gen. Con-
nor, commanding the Liberal forces OF
Salt Lake City, has issued orders ior &
Liberal ratification parade to take place
next Tuesday, when the newly elected
city officials will be escorted to the city
hall from in front of the Walker house.
This will be great occasion, being the
formal transfer of the municipal reins
from the Latter Day Saints to Liberal
hands, the first time in forty-seven years
ia the history Of the territory.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4-On motion of
Senator Dolph senate bin appropriaing
$500, 900 for public buildings at Portland,
Ore, was taken from the calendar and
passed.
The senate resumed consideration of
the bill providing for temporary govern
ment for Oklahoma the pending question
being Senator Plumb's amendment to
comprise No Mans Land within the
new territory.
HOUSE
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15
Hagtrmau Talks.

Los ANGELES, Feb. Is j. J. Hager-
man, principal owner and director OF the
Colorado Midland laiirOad, arrived here
in his special car yesterday. He is ac-
companied by General Manager Robin
son, of the Atlantic q Pacific; w. G.
Hazledine general solicitor of the same
road, and W. A. Bissell, San Francisco
agent of the Santa Fe.
"The lines of the Rock Island connect
with the Colorado Midland at our eastern
terminus, Colorado Springs. AS you may
be aware, the Midland is in operation up
to Glenw ood Springs, and the gap between
that point and Grand Junction is being
rapidly closed In three months trains
will he running through from Colorado
Springs to Salt Lake City and Ogden.
From Genwood to Grand Junction
the line along Grand river is being builC
Jointly by the Midland and the Rio
Grande. At Grand Junction We strike
the Rio Grande Western and will run
over that road. AS soon as our line is
open the Rock Island will operate over
the entire length of our system, and thus
secure to Midland all the advantages OF y
Chicago conne ton. At Ogden our line
will connect with the Central Pacific, by
which we can reach the Pacific coast.
But it is probable our line will have the
advantage of a more southern outlet.
"The Union Pacific has placed bonds
with hich to extend its Milford branch
to Nevada. 1t is not probable that that
road will rest satisfied with its terminus
in the heart of desert of land, unproduc'
tive of freight and destitute Of natural re-
sources. The Union Pacific has the lat
end in view. The extension of the Union
Pacific to southern California has become
necessity. 1t is bound to come, anc
when it comes an interchange of traffic
with the Colorado Midland will open VI
transcontinental route unequaled in tht
WORLD
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-15
Senators in Hiding.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. l5.--Six of Mon
tana's Democratic senators are in the city
and propose to remain until Montana's
legislature adjOurns.