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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
LOCAL FEDERAL BUILDINGS.
A NEW BILL ABOUT THE PROPOSED CUSTOM
HOUSE AND APPRAISERS WAREHOUSE.
sEPEALING THE REQUIREMENT THAT IhEf
SHALL STAND NEAR EACH OTHER, AND
MAKING OTHER IMPORTANT CHANHES
APPROVED BY THE HOUSE
COMMITTEE
,BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE IklBUSE.I

Washington. April 0.--Thc Public ruildings Com
,otree Of the House adopted today, with slight mod
fcations the Lansing bill, providing Tor te purchase
of site for the erection Of new custom House anu
Apprajsers' Stores in NewNork In the LIN Coh-
gress bill passed appropriatlng s-'ooo'ooo lor
the purchase Of sites, and 100000 Tor building 'ho
appraisers Warehouse. In the present Congress a
Lii commonly known the Evarts- Flower bill was
introduced which provided for an appropriations IN
addition to the 81 650.O0o voted By the preceding
Congress- OF S7.5CO,0O0, for the construction m
buildings only. making mention OF sites, ana
bringing up the total to $lO,15O,00O. THIS same
llI also looked 10 the creation OF commission OF
three to appointed by the secretary of the Treasury
one from one leading parties in the state ami
the remaining two from the other party-a three
10 be citizens of New York CITY, 1t also limited tle
discretion of the secretary in the selection OF iic
two sites by directing that they should be " Ill inc
vicinity of each other and it provided that the
old Custom House should be sold for not less tran
S3OOOOOO.
The hill approved BY the committee today makes
several important changes. In the first place the
words in the vicinity of each other stricken ont
thus leaving the Secretary wider discretion In the
selection Of sites Then the limit at which the ola
Custom House is TO be sold is raised from s3Oooooo
to 81 900 900, and the number OF commissioners Is III
creased by two without directing the Secretary now
ever TO make his selections the two parties In the
proportion described by the EvarsF Flower bill The
new bill also appropriaes 100000 for the erection
Of Custom House building, and ~ 100000 for sites
in addition to the S2.OVOOoO voted Tor that purpDrc
in The Lib Congress. Thus the net result OF the
different appropriations available for the purpose Oh
constructing a new Custom Iiose ana App'a's9eIs
Warehouse would be- If the present blll becomes Jaw,
$4,000 900 for the two sites. $5Oc0.0oO for erecting
Custom House building ana 5000 900 Tor 6GdlhE an
understood that Chairman Cannon OF the Approprid-
tons Committee, will raise no difficulties to me
passage of the bill, and that the speaker himself
Mvors its provisions.
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N HONOR OF THE rAN-AMERIcAYS.
JOINT PARADE or RfeuLARs And MILITIA
ARR,vGED-Tur CHOICE Of COMMANDER

ARRANGTD-THE CHOICE Of COMMANDER
Washington. April l~pecan.->omc di''u''ion
has arisen over the question t. who shall command
the FONT parade 81 regulars and militia which is L"
takc place next Friday in honor If tie d'l's''e' I"
The Pan. American Conrrc-.. Colonel II. g. Gibson.
Of the 81 Artillery. viii he the senior regular "f''T.
and has been ordered command the column. hni u
has been pointed ont 'hat General ''ivay. - ~"
4 trict militia who also holds bis comm ,,.1n rom
the Pre-. dent outrauA. han. II Is arrned mat u
i,rel ,iA-,n outrlr.s General oriway the yonnS't
Second lieutenant in to r.-ulas would %, we'll '"H
cr,l or,sav himself '., nos ai..'d ri- point A'i y
has been discussed at the War Department. ana II
las been suggested that. ia orcr 10 avoid m'"h-
nrcc,dent In this case Na,p' General Nei,ou ~ Milo.
who is in Washington. Viii be directed h> tie -
Rotary of War To taic command 81 the parade
The following orders have been issued
Tin. if,,p. ,il form in two lne.. in ~ White Lot
,t.u.., a. follows. Ir,t CAD. Licutnant' oon''
charlie. UayvooI T.. =. II. g.. eonnand.ne 'nit'd
A,,,.. Marin. Corps aud 81 Artillery bands unit la''-
, ga Artl,ers battalion United >fat'- MARINE. Light
n,,,ery e. 80 Artillery Ha'ta ION inltd states 'aNa ~
second Brradc. Eric4dirf-pencr'l Albert "'d"''
= . f. g. commanding. national Guard. District
ri. olurbi, Tho troop. II The nr-' line viii i+ d lo ri
, limo IN. troop. - the second line viii p" iofn'd a
follows: If.ntry in !n. o, battalion columns r"-r '"'
ru lv conrnn,- artillery and cavalry. 10 columns OF
,t.ou- camp color, VIII be- pissod To- d"-isnttr w'
following po.nt. Position u The reviewing party roni
,l.r. each battalion f. brought 70 'afry change ~
direction and the right and LIT q each u the TWO line
when foru-l
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supplemental bill to prevent asSeSsnle"u' "p" ~
lates for judicial office: 49,, .a v,o
section l. A candidate Tor any judicial once VINO
nav or gives or agrees pay or give or who promises OF
- r ac,ees 10 mcclure ask any other person 10 pay
- % any money or other valuable thing, for the nomha-
lion or election Of candidate or toward the expenses
- ,hc marty or person nominated elected him. or
a. contribution expenses Of his nomination or eec
~ or for o. OH account OF assessment or request Tor
,,al ,urnoscs + guilty of misdcmcanor, and in adj
Gon 70 the n-hmen otherwise provided by law oreits
his Office # elected H,
sec . The foregoing section OF this act sls De Suu,u
- = loud suhdi,son h. section 1856 Of the Penal Code.
and shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
THE MONTANA CONTEST NEARLY ENDED
DIIArOEY DEMOCRATIC TACTICS POSTPONE A
VOTE UPON IT.

DILATOEY DEN CRATIC IACIItS PONIfONE a
VOTE UPON IT.
Washington. April (spccaD.-The senate came
,oor ~ taking q vote on the Montana contest this
afternoon but dilatory tactics on the Democratic sac
Carried tbe case over for day two longer. After
vr puob and Mr. Triple had finished their speeches
IN favor az Nessr MagnniS and Clark, no other Dem"
cratic senator being ready to 20 on, the Republicans
announced that they willing TO waive further
argument and have a vote on the majority ana minority
resolutions So prompt determination OF inc case
did NOT suit the Democratic managers but they haa
,it.lo cxcusc 70 offer for further delay. All the
r,i,ortv members of the Committee Privileges ana
Elections had already spoken and more imam t"o
thirds of the time far had been occupied III bo-crns
nm some kind Of case for the Democratic contestants
No Democratic senator who wanted TO spe"h ooua w
named Int as last resort senator Morgan was pushed
to tbc front TO talk against time for a few minutes
and word was passed TO senator Call to get mp ana
,nnouncc his readiness t. 90 with the Montana
case The ever.rcady Fioridan complied Win us
match. and would probably have talked uh'il ai'cr
dark on the rchfness Of the Democratic tue to the
oats if the senator charge. Mr.. lIoar had not &c
,doa I, give way for while t. the Chinese hnhhcIa
non hill The debate will be continued tomorrow
Mr. Turpc, who spoke for an hour or Two TINS "i'cr
noon departed entirely from the Judlc.il h''n"u ,
60 strongly advocated by his brother Del",, ,hr
made a highly seasoned partisan "''i' t'ii~~ri,,,il
Montana Legislature and the state anu ~,
officials generally. lie went out 81 me WY AM,
throW nlud Mr.. Power. on" OF inc - P'.''' ~.
,,,iront. charging him with attemWh- l" hilp' ct"
election Official 10 commit fraud, anu WIN v','.
offences. 1t the first attempt To luI"upno pliiv
Eave "A MONOPOLY Of The effort. senator hv'rl. - w
ncrted 70 close for the majority II ire ncua, ',I
iinuc, FOR a day LONGER. but In" h'pup. Us IL
ri. willing To- lake vote at any time ana sel INC
contest out Of the way OF current business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
THE UE4THER REPORT
FORECAST TILL p. NJ THURSDAY.

FOl.I-N Nj ~
ws.hlneton Apr,l 9-For New England ram priv -
snow colder westerly winds high on The coz" v.,,.
,,or ras,.rn NeA Nor,N Eastern Pcnn>Nl's"" 81" y
Jersey rain partly a. snow in Noitt'rn N'".'0'"
a,,,' 80 Ia.r. westerly winds ealo- on the coast 49,,
For Delaware Maryland and Virginia i'lF' MUM
,,,h westerly winds gales on tho coast ,
n's -, wc,,yo,x and Western Pennss Nsnia r-n
u,rtly A. snow decidedly colder ,.r. ,hs
m, love- Mississippi River will remain s'auo"'''
,...,r ohi, Will fall. the upper Ohio viii rise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

OWL ClGAK COMPANY INCOKINKAIEU.
Albany, April 9.-rhe owl Cigar Company, of New
York CITY, successors to Straon 4 storm, was In
corporatcd today. The company has 100000 capital
The trustees for the first year George storm,
Peter Muller, william VI. Cory, John G. Best ana
Henry storm. The company purchases from Sttaiton
a storm the entire business OF said hrm with It's
tobacco plantations In Florida.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

latitude and o degrees 40 minutes. 81 second, OF
ncifude west from Paris and the eastern boundary
of The French possessions OF Porto N0vO. winch, uS
vire Of the French English convention OF Ansust ~
1o-J. is formed on the coast by thc Proipnh""0" "
fhe meridian passing through Dadiara Creek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
THE CHARGES AGAINST EArRICE J. POWER

The approaching investigation Of the charges OF Police
Justice Murray against the County Democracy leader
Maurice J. Power, was the engros sing topic among poll
tcials yesterday. Assistant pstct-Attonc CON the
chairman Of the ON Resolutions u the County
Democracy County Committee upon which the duty OIL
hearing and reporting devolvss, said lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
rornru.cLAss posrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington April 9.-Fourth-class postmastcrs were
today appointed as follows
Pcnnsylvana-M. b. Woodlne. Appenzella, j. ".
Estcp Epton: f.. Graccy, rraceViiic, lioncnsiinc'
Iocu. dale: Mrs VI. Myers Maple RIM, \. J. GO,tapp
V0rth Pine Grove: G. 7. Rose, Rcfton, J. A. sloan,
sloan. 49,,
New York-A. ID. IIadley, Dcfrcesville; G.. II.
Warner, Nickayuna. W. :. Nymah, stokes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Washington. April o-1he bond offers today aggre
gated g77 OOO follows:
Coupon fours-S2, 900, at 122.
Registered four and one alfs-slO,bOO, $4,000.
at 1913 ! :. - 900 900 ~. .o, ~, o,o
$40. 900, at l22.
All tie offers accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

not he held TO prohibit the transportation OF such ar
10 of commerce a. aforesaid 90 person IN Suc Sa'c'
authorized by the laws thereof to receive the same or
hrourh such state. a. aforesaid. prohibiting tn StN
NJ manufacture thereof 70 any other state or Icll'y
- Which such manufacture sale j. not prohibited.
rho report was ordered by vote OF D To i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Washington, April 9-Thc President today sent
10 the senate the following nominations; James e.
Kerr Of Delaware. To De post CHAPLIN In the Amy
samuel 4. Harper u be United states Attorney ioi
the Western District OF Wisconsin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

evening that the committee would meet the last o, TIE
week to arrange for examination OF witnesses. Public
notice would bo given OF the time ana pace meeting.
and a. ordered the hearing would lie held with opa
doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Washington April oThe Department Of STATE IA,
been Informed by the Minister to France that the
French Government. April A. In order 10 prevent
the importation Of arms and munitions Of war into
Dahoruey declared blockade applicable to that por
ton Of the slave coast Of Africa comprised between
the boundary Of the French and German possessions
Of the Popos O. degrees II minutes, - seconds, north
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
BIG WAR CLAIM BILL REPORTED TO THE HOUSE

BIO WV, jam II II. IT'T'
Washington, April 9.-lcprc-cnatl alive Nm-h o. Pchh
.vlvauia 10 dav reported TO the House. from the Com
mitcc on War Claims. the bill appropriang T1i' %
for the payment Of damages sustained hy CITIZENS Of
pnnsylvansa from Union and Confederate troops dur
ing the late These claims says an accompanying
r,u,rt have bccn adjusted and rcfdiu-tcd under
citnns and method. If procedure which would seem 10
excludc all possibility of misrepresentation or I'M
position. minority report. in opposition To- me bli
Gest was also pre-, cnted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
rp,prSE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune ONCE April 10. a. m-Cloualhs,, ,n,nsra,ure
Yesterday with occasional rain ana fos' ~ l,ai being
ranged between Al and ~ degrees. the ayeSs and ia
"a lower than on the corresponding day last ye@''
lower than on Tuesday. .,,r no zen.
In and near this city to-day there VIII pVO .o.,hlv
orally fair weather preceded by coudiness oider
little rain; slightly warmer, follower ny WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
E..t Trnins In WaahinGt0n.

complete schedule Of last trains 70 hn Rsaans and
Washington operated by the Jersey M ,on,ppd With
H. and o. All trains run through anu sv,eesnaf selytos.
Pullman parlor and sleeping caro- fsASss''
Station foot Of LbsSuSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Oh, So Tired!"
is the cry
of thousands
every Spring.
For that Tired Feeling
take
Ayers SarsapariIla
and recover
Health and Vigor.
It Makes
the Weak Strong.
Prepared by
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Ern. STEMS Tokay Wines.
strengthen uet.cs eNhiiaratc Vitality. T. c. Hazard
& Co., Wholesale Agents. Sold everywhere
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PECULIAR SITUATION.
$4,000 That Nobsdy Darts Ito
Touch

CHICAGO, Nov. IA short time
ago ex-Alderman Whelan was shot
and killed by a man named Hath
way. IL was n matter Of common
notoriety in political circles that
HheIan was a go-between, or clear
ing house, for bride money passing
between corporations wanting fran
chises aud purchasable members OF
the. city council. An afternoon
paper says that shortly before his
death Whelan deposited So 900 in a
bank ia this city as step towards
its transfer from a certain elevated
railrOad in neesi OF "A franchise TO
certain aldermen desirnus Of rraliz-
ing the financial value Of their
votes in granting it. The paper
points out that Whehn's death
leaves this THY sum in a peculiar
s,tu4tIon. Though in Whslan's
name, It does not belong to his es-
tate. The railroad p ople dare MOI
lake action 10 recover IT, aud the
have no clam on IL aud
dare not enforce IL If they had.
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EIansd win Jap..

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Nov. Il
Two japanese students Of the Mich
igan University have created quite
a sensation by clipping with two
American girls from here. The
Japanese are Kulsataro Jukushima
and Seitard Tokano, both Of noble
families and graduates Of the law
Department here last year. One OF
the girls was Miss Fuller Of fpsi-
Ianti, OF good family and quite
handsome. The other woman was
considerably older, and well known
in certain circles. No trace Of the
fugitives.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. THE
official vote OF the State by the fir-t
returns, which cast out the prohibit
ton vote 10 many towps, show that
Morris has fitty-seven plurality
With the prohibition vote in he il
defeated.
An apparent error in some returns
gives Merwin lrepublican), for gov
ernor, eighteen aslcitionai votes, re-
ducing Morris apparent plurality t.
seventeen. Ii Is not decided vet
whether either IL elected. The legis
lature is republican,
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with the collie, or subject to attacks
of bowel complaint. II so, they
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Many people use II in this way, and
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BaIfsur mt Armagh.

DUBLIN, Nov. T-Bal'our had n
long Interview with the Catholic
Bishop at Let eTkenDy today, and
received n DEF utation Uf prominent
citizens asking for railway extern
si0us. Baifour declared the present
Governments period Of Office
wouli be L00hed upon as an era OF
efficient public works in the poor
districts u ireland. At Armagh he
recrived an address from the in
habitants. Here number Of Nation
aiists cheered for Gladstone and
O'Brien, ami were attacked by the
Unionists, present. A scrimmage
ensued. The Unionists who out
numbered their opponents, fiually
rout-d the Nationalisis.
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Sir. John Keown, the worthy
postmaster az Keown, Allegheny
County. Penn. says: "Chamber-
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SATURDAY EVENING
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. "A con-
ference OF prominent republicans is
being held to consider the legisIa-
ture situation.
Boston, Nov. IA special from
Nashua, y. H., says: "No doubt
the republicans will have a special
session OF the present legislature in
December. 1t is now republican by
80 majority. They will then OH
ciaiIy recognize the new census re-
turns and admit the new members,
giving them a majority in the
Legislature"
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Terrible Coua.sraiio on.

PETERSBURG, Ind, Nov. IA
terrible contsgration occurred at
wInslow, Pike County, this morn
ing. The whole town was wiped
out Of existence. The houses were
all frame structures, and the fire
spread with such rapidity that all
efforts Of the people 70 extInguish Il
proved unavailing. Not house i
left Standing, AMI four hundr' d per
sons are left homeless. There j. nc
fire department. and no provision
was made for the sudden coming OF
such calamity. How the fir
originated is not ascertained, but 1t Is
supposed to have been caused by q
defective fiue. There will be much
suffering among the people.
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ELECTION FIGHT.
A voter Challenged and Three Men
Wounded

LExISGToS, KY, Nov. ia ter.
ribIe election day duel in Estill
county, of when only meager men
ton Is male in the DISPATCHES Wed,
uesday, turns out 10 have be one o.
the most desperate encounters ever
witnessed in Kentucky. fhe men
engaged in the affair were DR.. Lily,
a prominent young physician, aud
John Wilson, commissioner OF CON-
mon schools In Bstill county,
Lilly is a republican and wilson a
democrat. Lilly brought up negro
10 the polls 70 vote, when Wilson
challenges him. The judges coin
cided with Wilson, and the negro
was rejected. This fired up Liily
aud hot words ensued, Resulting In
the drawing OF pistols by both men
Lilly got his weapon cut reacllyi
while Wilson's hung in his pocket
and was accidentally discharged. In
the meantime, he received two balls
from his antagonist, both lodging
near the heart. The wounds we're
however, not Immediately fatal, anC
the dreadful combat continued
Wilson got his weapon free sne
fired two shots, one Of which struel
Lilly near the heart.
About this time Wilson's brother
iuterfered and succeeded in wrest
ing Lilly's weapon from his hands
Nothing dauntei, however. and al
most in the thrOes Of death, he drew
his knife and made several fata
st abs in his enemy's body. Bot
fell to the ground, but the terrible
duel was not over. With fast ebtins
strength, Wilson raised upsnd hre'
the last load In his pistol at Gran
Lilly, brother OF DR.. Lilly, VIII
had appeared on the scene, infiict
ing a fatal wound. Not satisfies
with this, Wilson craWled owe
where his antagonist had fallen aus
buried the hammer Of his pistol ii
his head.
Lilly died In a few minutes, Will
Wilson fingered until the mex
noon. In addition to the men al
ready named as having been shot
three outside persons received haii'
but were not seriously hurt. Alt
gether the affair was the most del
perate that ever occurred In Estell
County.
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A Mexican Loan

CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. LIN his
last message to Congress President
Diaz announced that a 81, 600, 900
Loan has been negotiated. 1t was
not proposed to create q new debt.
hut simply TO find another mode Of
Iayment Of the present indebted
ness to the railroads..
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CrRING COxsUHPTIoS.
The Gerinan i.nireFar Hrs n scheme
Again.


Again-
BERLIN, Nov. Prof Robert
Koch had an audience with the I'm
peror early this morning on ibe sub
ject Of his new cure Tor cousump-
lion. His majesty props ses that the
government shall purchase the in-
ventiOn outright and build n special
hospital for Its application, ffcf.
Koch receiving q large annuity
pesides title. 1t T. stated a. au
tscertained act that several slight
cases have been undoubtedly cured
ny tue Koch method, Will in
sraver cases, where the disease has
obtained n hold and portions u the
lungs have wasted away. tine life &
the patient has been prolnngei ami
the growth AMI progress of the bRccii-
ius have been arrested, IL the pest
itself has not been actually de-
stroyea.