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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

In the Congressional FcI,art upon the admission Of
Wyoming many facts were given. going 70 shos her
as fehey Ia resources than ANY o her ssicff anc no
territory ever applied fer admission thoroughly
qualified This fep1u shows the CAPITAL.
CHEYENNE, - be one q the wealthiesi cities Of its
sac IN The world and certainly the mos5 favored and
prosperous. The Union Pacific Railway Is now con
S,Tucuug shops there 10 cost so.oo5oea. and employ
.. SOC Tim isct coupled With the early sants.
s4un q the State assured, Is causing rush 20
CHEYENNE. but hcr realty Is stil low. Offering the
best investment in the West. We have the best,
uniuPfoned. residence properly IN the city ane oaT
ptices are lower thaa that Immediately aulotn-
ing We arc offering ouly alternate blocks and 70
induce a quick TespoRse wiil. 20 = Limited amount.
take tNo-hiihs in clear lands or chstt4es, small
cash payment. balance ia oae and two yeafS. al
seven per cent scmi-anuual interest. Gall AZ cur
CHEYENNE Office or address. TfHE INTERIOR
LAND AND IMMIGRATION Coz De-
partment q, Denver Colorado
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
An Extraordinary Beard,

ph,lin Hcnsen, a planter residing
ronr Corinth, Miss, is believed TO bI
Tho possessor Of the longest beard "
the world. He is man OF ul i ~ "a,
stature. standing nearly 6S ieet IN ~!
stoeIinrs. this Notwithstanding; ny
hcard reaches the ground when ne y
standing erect. A Germnn resldihg
n cbicngo a few ycarsago boasted o.
his go inches Of beard, but iie u, !, :
goes him several better, having inn ~, =,
,hrsads n his beard which mensu,r,o
ornr 20 inches. This remarkapi0
growth Is but Ia years old.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

overeang the parakng of too rich and ndge6e food
of discomfort and suffering To relieve the
stomach and bowels from such overoadng full dose OF DR.
Purgae Pellets the best remedy They operate gently
thoroughly and without gripping, other unpleasant
effects
the free indulgence such Incorporate eating has deranged
digestion causing dyspepsia and bouness attended with sense OF
funess boang after eating coated bitter bad taste IN
mouth morning arising drowsiness after meals ndcbabe feel
ing of dread of impending calamity and hypoconda you
need the Pellets with DR. Perces Golden Med
Discovery the stomach nvgorac the liver and set all
the digestion work While curing indigestion purfes
blood cleansing from all humor and
of what from what arising Unlike
other purifiers equally well at the year
alcohol neb syrup ferment in the
stomach derange digestion On the contrary retads feenta
promotes all the digestive and amave processes It
wonderful and peculiar in curative results in its chemical composition
similar composition approaching results
Therefore, don't duped and induced take substitute said to
be just goodn that the dealer may make larger profit
Manufactured by WoRLDs DsPENsAIY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
No. Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

This is the title OF pamphlet just issued
by the passenger department OF the CHICAGO,
koCK Island a PkCiPIc RAILWAY. ltcom-
pgises GO pages Of valuable information, re-
iaiiBg 70 fomie II the principal cities an / re-
sorts OF Colorado. W th SO BEAUTIFUL IL.
LIMITATIONS 81 different scenic views and
localities, engraved from original photo
graphs, and which have never before appear'
I'd in any work Of this kind. in tue twl
last sHpp eHentary pages, carefully rev sec
LIST Is given Of lie leading hotels. restau
rants. etci, ia the cities and places described
with The names Of their propriei0rs, tie rate
per day or week, and the character Of ae
commcdatlons provided. Co5ios will b
mailed FKEE 10 applicants IN any art q III
world, on receipt Of cents each for post
age. Address ions sHIAsTI4N, Gen'l Tx
4 Pass. Agi., G., r. ]. X 7. Rr., Chicago
Jlis
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

AZ the quarters OF the Salvage Corps
the other day DR.. Welles, e veterinary
dentist, paid his annual visit. One by
ono the horses were brought out into the
yard In the rear Of the house and backed
up against the fence. The doctor seized
the hrst horse by the nose, got hold Of
me animals tongue and pulled II out az
lar as possible. lie then examined the
teeth with his fingers and ascertained
what was 70 be done. He took from his
grip stick about foot long, 10 which
ne attached a moose, which he twisted
around the horses nose, forcing him 70
open his mouth. Then the dentist took
long, nickeled, tubular instrument. 70
one end o. which was attached a chlsel,
around which was a guard which rested
on the horses lower teeth. A rod was
showed through the tube, causing the
chlsel 10 chip pieces off the teeth, thus
making them one height A long file
Was then brought 10 play and the teeth
sharpened. All the horses were exam.
ined and treated in this way. From the
mouth Of each two small back teeth
were pulled. These are termed ''woli
teeth. They often cause considerable
trouble % horse, the pain from then
a. Times being so intense as 70 make Iii,
animal unmanageable Only one OF iht
I horses gave any trouble. and the dentis
| finished the werd ON the four In les
than al hour and received So for BIZ
| work. 80 Newark News.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Cortland q. " pcmocrai. MAJ y
Learning tha, Mr.. ThoS Carly OF THIS VII
lacc had drawn 8, Ool prize ~ he Louisi'
ara state Lottery, a, their drawing on the
is,h az April last, the Dom 1crat despatched
. ~ ortcr 10 learn the full particulars Mr.
carly keeps restaurant on Orchard street
I,c received the rcportc, pleasantly and gave
,hc following history Of the ,ran'aaetionn
S,,rp dime during the latter part Of Mareh,
he enclosed 81 in an envelope aud sent u ey
L. $. Express 20 the address o. the CONAN, =,
:, New orleans. In duo time he received by
~ same agency onc-twcuticth OF ticket no.
/ " gag About q week after the drawing he
received from New Orleans Is, o. the num- UNI.
| ,,rsiraw NJ prizes and foand that the t'ekei
| n, o. oaa had drawn tho second capital prize
| ~ 500 OGO. Hc at once sent the ticket tC
;bc company By L. S. Expires and on Arr.
d NJ Robert Bnshby, The Local agent .
handel him the $500 IN cash The money
| AN le safely invested and will serve 10 keel
M wolf from the do.r for many day.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Prs'fs,s, ~ y az thIs even IN regions Of eoun'
> P'''l N,.,,a. i most rife, and where she
-, -. Which ii eausss sssurns their mos,
AZ -. -, ne immsnse popularity Of
slps e,6n,eh BiI,ss Is very largely aiiFi'
i'.i''i ~ ~ ~, 81 Ia shesey As remedy for
" : -, bilious rslaittsHss, snd a. pre-
49, ~, 49, ,.roas forms d malaFial dissase.
1'w =, -, y The wssi and south rhsrs
- 80 !, an, nature prevail and 10 The
80 :, ,,,eulsrly esteemed for The PFoirs'
- ! = NO. i sIsrts aRd u has been
i 49, .,ogtsd IS subsiisuts for the dsn'
49, so@ps,atirsly Ineffective alkAlold.
Z ssiaih' phys.1iah' have ~ ~ N, sss 81
y s.i % ooassis is ns'll' .sa we s s,.,
'.s,,,,lonsl iudof'snsh's shisa !, l.' -
/, n, .alsa 20 the rvpa'auoA u Ia %
Z 4 lgzs ana abroad
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

In 1853 there ATTY million hogs ia the CEiei
States il etimae that 900 900 die annually from
hos plague Mnch q The risk attending hog rails
ing IL Overcome By the use Of the German 1edieste3
stlrk FOOD M G. n Davis LYONS Nebraska Il
have used the German Moderated stock Food foI
fhoat after they taken with the hog cholera.
had lost ihirieen % t~entyhrue before feeding
your food AFTER feeding Lost bat one, though i've
peyr very sick, Nov they hearty and doing well
" W. park n. D.. UHiuB cebter, IA AFTER thor
ourh and careful trial q the German Nedcated stocl
Food vita sick hoas have hesifaacy Ia pr0nouno
tn A ,asrgtorians article recommend Il for hog
and have donbg u H. equally good for al kinds o
sioch Ask you druggist Or dealer for u, ~ To- cas-
Tor .0c Ntrs cheap iu kegu and barrels. send 70
t.giets ard How Cure Hog Cholera" Free. Ger
man Medicine Co, Minneapolis, Minn-
The right cross for you IS the first one yol
+
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
A school Mistress to be Sued

Miss Ella Eaycs, n school teacher
ut Upland, in Delaware county, nus
AZ. Ina fortune OF getting into troub-
10 through her mode OF cnns ,,. hps
her pupils. She is to be broug : y , ps,
t w. /" ,mstice OF the peace to answer ,., q,
co. az uniting 4 piece OF sticking plaster
~, n~or n nnpll'smouth to keel, the eh NC,
rom talking in school ..,, 1s w Far :
nther says he must have REDRESS ,,es The 'Sa
entity nnrty. Philadelphia Times
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
DryvEn. coLo.. May 1e, 1890.

To w. v. Morse g. Co, Shoe Manufac-
turers, Omaha, Neb.:
Dear Sirs-After buying shoes made
IN other factories 1 tried pair OF your
celebrated wide, easy and stylish
shoes" and have had unboundcd salts
faction with them.
] shall hereafter refuse 10 buy any
shoes except your makes, for myself and
my children. You live up 70 your recon-
mendation Of comfort, width, style and
solidity." Truly yours,
Mrs. K. II. PORTER
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
To our Customers:

Above is q sample letter. Our "re-
ward OF FIFTY DOLLARS in GOLD
for pair OF our own make OF shoes con-
tanning a particle OF shoddy," has never
been claimed yet
ASK your dealer for our goods They
are fine. elegant, durable and easy. Also
one hundred and fifty styles Of Mems
goods. w. Y. NOISE d Co..
Shoe Manufacturers, Omaha, Neb.
"Wales-Goodyear Rubbers are the
best"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
rho kind Of Butter That is wanted

II Won study tho market and learn
yba, Kind 81 butter is wanted now, You
,,iii tind there has been q change. There
,s nor much demand for butter that will
rcon. but for butter that Is high-aavor'
81 ana also milk.fiavorcd--a butter that
Inns no taste OF battermilk' They de-
mand butter that has very nearly the
'a,no ,asto ~ cream. The whole ten.
dcney is towards getting butter more
ncariy like cream getting butter that
I've. syrry nearly the same as fresh cream
We have almost reached the point where
npl,lic taste demands butter made from
sweet cream. Professor Cooke before
Vermont Dairymens Association.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

We have in stock. packed ready TO chip q
half dozen small newspaper outfits suitable
Ter publication q papers 10 small towns or in
the Sioux reservation country. They are
bargains Address
WEsTEAS NEWSPAPER CSIoS,
Omaha Neh.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Federal salaries.

The salaries OF the president, con-
gressmen, etc, are as follows: President,
$50, 600; vice president, $4,000; president
pro tenn. Of senate, $4,000; speaker Of
the house, 81, 600; cabinet officers. $4,000;
United States senators, $1,000; members
Of congress, s., 600; chief justice OF
supreme court. $40. 800: associate justices
OF supreme court, $4,000; United States
circuit judges, $1,000; United States dis
trict judges, So, 500 10 $1,000; foreign
ministers Great Britain, France, Ger
many. RUSSIA each. sl7, 500: other mis-
sions, S., 600 TO Sl2, OO0. boston Budget.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

-, Important in this age o. vast
~ s,orfe,s thai 4 remedy 30
~ NJ sasg5 and - the eye, q ;.
~, ~. ,egsu,a5.e 10 the stomach aNd
~ - "a tsnAguts ARd effects Pos
Y! ,ss.e qualities. syrup " Figs Is
" ysrisei AzaIlNs aad most gentle
lzrmHgH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

WoMAN'H FRIEND.-some;hing every lady
VI should have. l. being used by Hun ireds 81
ladies 10 day sure to keep you regular, never fails
~ tyo,Lle 10 use III Onlv genuine WOmans Salvation
Pre- III W. FRIEND = Co, COS Sth Ave, y. T.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Six Novels Free. Will be sent by cragin s.
Co., Phnada., Pa. 10 any one IN TIE L. S. or
Canada hostage paid, upon receipt Of -
Dobbins' Electric Soap wrappers. See list OF
novels on circulars around each bar. Soap
for sale by all grOcers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

pocEs, rin-cushioa free to smokers Of ''TAnsilrs
Punch Be- cigars,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

- s.sy ga usE. W gave BEG cAssoFtA.
\ :. ,ae IA I CALI. So cred fuE c4s&essA.
l =, a, tsrs,ss d Is, sc sasSs % cas.osta.
4 IN o. ~ Urea. sA.s gave lea c.sl1Ess.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
NM WHO has practlccd medicine for q

A man who has practiccd medicine TOT ~
- w" nn,bt 10 know salt from sugar rea'
sy,Sat he saws; ToLEpo, o., Jan, iO lSS'' t,
Mctsts ] Cheney = SS o,ICs ~ wsdicinr
haNu ~, ~ wars and would say that 10 al my
loe sIU cc ami experience haverevcr seen prrl
pIe at'.,,, ,Sst could prescribe with ss mar
Rrat,9l' w ~ .,rrrss Rs can Halls CataI1l
rouh Nv a,,Ta,iure,i hy you. Have p@esctth''
+ | ae,e many times and " sicet Is Iop9 ~
ini suo would say IN couelesloa va" anna ~,
wy I" ~ ,t',y vnuld take 4 atto'llnw 70 uitr'
' iun ynars Traly Ill. gokSe III ;p.
we viii give sl0c for anSF q sa,a ga, WA
.on NOT be cured With lissl,,, Sg ey wv NV
laken Internally .E.,-SS,sliIb ,ti prai
Pops, ToleGo, =. - -s0lYps i''"Ae 80
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
HOG CHOLERA.

Tie most agreeable people in the world art
those who Hglee with us.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
colorndo clrIe. ana I,laees.

The man who tries 10 get 20 heaven on
stills viii have good many tumbles.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

There IS no better earthly friend than an
snems y h )In love has killed.
Loves messages are Always written in red
fpl
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

10 ,llpks he Is bright Is ssitom
"a q Keep il dAEA.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

.,,Is lesi inspection Law hAs useh
IA sneonssiIa'loaaL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

= .,,.q.,,,t is tie oae shO Is abe
ii +, srry,l Is 81 God.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

Sergeant at Arms Canadayis successor will
only be selected after Lard fight
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

rtb nm Mo-, is re. oieng over the early
oot,rlction OF the Fort scott and Eastern
Warn on, street railway cquines can be
,iafsed as hor,e chestnuts.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

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aaaa Ga
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

.,.siowss On tap whea TIE aug afs
= s.rsi The ssns'ou.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

g,ss,aay walks s4s aay be iools
.,t.. ya8N Coz Gns, kokE IhhoAT,
800 ~ "B8uWl's Bronchial
rug : b4g cure remedy fo.i
4 ,efss fasr s. cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

The wlsc.t man /. the one whotuOws him
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
MYonING,s CAPITAL.

The right cross for you IS the first one
end.
The sun., 1890-01-22
MAYOR GLEASON rs HALTED.
The Supreme Court Temporarily Enjoins .
Breezy Investigation.

The Supreme Court Temporarily ERjoins y
Breezy InveStigntion.
The investigation into the charges OF con-
duct unbecoming principal against Principal
Burdick of the First ward school of Long ISL
and City by School Commissioners Thomas
Kavanagh, John W. Hippel and L. A. Pitcher.
practically under the direction OF Mayor Glea-
son and on his complaint was brought to an
abrupt CLOSE last night. Miss Nettie Brodie, q
teacher. was beginning to testify, when George
A. Storms. counsel for Mr. Burdick, entered and
handed q paper to Chairman Kavanagh, A
dead silence followed. The Mayor tilted his
chair back against the sofa. The Commission
ers gazed on the document In silence. Finally
the Mayor said:
That is evidently an order OF the Supreme
Court; better have 1t read"
Chairman Kavanagh picked it up as ginger
ly as he would have picked up a package Of
dynamite and handed it to the clerk. 1t was
an order from Justice Cullen that the COM
Of mandamus should not be issued requir.
ing the committee to accord to Principal
counsel. with full rights to intervene in q
proper manner in tho examination OF wit
nesses es and 70 have his motions. applications
ana proceedings properly recorded upon the
minutes OF the committee. and the right 10
cross examine all wltnesses., The writ is re-
Mr. Stearns and PRINCIPAL Burdick setting
forth the manner In which the committee had
been conducting the investigation In denying
To egss counsel the rights and PRIV,
Investigation. and their refusal to note the
counsels objections and exceptions
Under this order OF the Supreme Court"
said the Mayor. addressing the committee.
there s nothing left for us to do but to adjourn.
On decision Of the court we can go on again.
now desire hat the committee call a special
meeting OF the Board OF Education for to NOR
row night l want to make charges against
Superintendent Pardee and at the same time
TO make other charges against Principal Bur-
once. This afternoon Mr. Burdick abandoned
his school, leaving II in the charge of a person
not in the employ. of the Board OF Education,
and went out OF the city,
, The committee then adjourned. The Mayor
then accused Mr.. Downing of influencing the
school teachers Of Long Island City to vote
against District Attorney Fleming.
That Is utterly false - replied Mr.. Downing.
. You can't fight me. Mayor" he continued.
wouldn't demean myself by quarrelling with
:. Ill bet you 800 that what say is true" re-
by Pardee lie told me Of It himself
Mayor" said Mr.. Downing. you seem to
forget what you are here for"
Well. know what you're here for, Down
This Terminated the bout 1t Is understood
that the Board OF Education will meet to- night.
PRINCIPAL Burdick denies that he abandoned
bis school to person not employed by the city
during his absence Yesterday He says he
placed his first assistant in charge, and left the
city by permission OF the Superintendent.
Pupils attending the First ward school are
divided between Principal Burdick and his
accusers. The boys call each other names in
connection with the controversy.
The sun., 1890-01-22
MRS. WALLACE AND MRS STRAIT
Tho Former Thinks the Latter Has Robbed
Her OF Mr.. Wanace's Affections.

Carrie A. Wallace is suing James E. Wal
lace in the Supreme Court In Brooklyn for a
limited divorce. and Justice Barrett has
allowed her sl2 week alimony and $50 coun-
sci fee. Mr. Wallace is commission mer-
chant at 1S Beaver street. and according to
the allegation in the complaint. he abandoned
his wife and two children several months ago.
side light was thrown on the divorce proceed
ings In the Gates avenue police court yesterday
morning. Mrs. Lottte Strait O pretty widow
who was formerly an actress and lives at
$50 Kosciusko street, appeared as q COM
plainant against Mrs Wallace accusing her Of
calling her names and using language CAL
culated to cause a breach Of the peace
Mrs, Wallace admitted that she had gone to
Mrs. Straits home and addressed her in Ian
guage more forcible than polite. horse
whipping. she thought, would not have been
out OF place. inasmuch as Mrs Strait had
robbed her Of her husbands love and atten-
tions
Many time" she said. addressing Justice
Kenna my children and myself have had to
go without food, while this woman was living
in luxury. had even to borrow the pair Of
shoes which wore in going to her house last
Sunday to inquire about my husband"
Mrs Strait said that MIR. Wallace visited her
only as n dear friend of her deceased husband,
and that she was in no way dependent upon
him for support.
The examination in the police court was ad-
Journed for week.
The sun., 1890-01-22
THO STRAY GIRLS,
They Walk All Night Because They arc
AfrnId to Faee Their Parents.

They Walk All Night Because They are
Afraid to Face Their Parents.
Ida Goldman. tall, pretty girl OF IA years,
who lives at SO Union avenue, Brook
lyn. and Lizzie Wedgewood, her friend,
Is years old, OF II Powers street,
attend the Maujer street public school In
that city. Lizzie was not at school last week
because there was diphtheria in tho house
whore she lives. and when she went on Monday
she asked permission OF her teacher 10 go to
a physician and get a certificate OF good health
from him. The teacher assented. and allowed
her friend Ida to accompany her. The girls did
not 10 to the doctors, and did not return to
school. Neither did they go home at night,
and their parents In great alarm, reported
their disappearance to the police.
As Mr.. Modgewood was going down MauJer
street early yesterday afternoon he saw the
two girls ahead of him. He ran up quietly be-
hind them and seized bis daughter firmly by
the arm. She, screamed and struggled for
moment, and Ida Goldman started to run
away, but Mr.. Welgewood seized her also. He
marched both girls into the StagR street police
81 alton. whore he reported that they had been
found. ana then he took them both to his
to her parents.
The girls told their parents they had walked
the streets all night. They had gone walking
when they loft the school. and did not realize
how late 1t was until night was upon them.
They, were frightened then, they said. and
afraid TO go home and face their parents. SO
they kept on walking aimlessly all night long.
They said they had neither eaten nor slept
since they left homo the morning before and
that all the rest they had got was by sitting
tired TO walk further. Both the girls were re-
ported sick last night.
The sun., 1890-01-22
ContestInr a PrIest'S win.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 2.-The will of the Rev.
DR.. James A. oHara. one of the oldest priests
in the Roman Catholic diocese OF central New
York. was offered for probate here to-day. The
will disroses of 100000 In real and 100000 in
personal estate. and most Of 1t Is left to the st.
Vincent de Paul Orphan Asylum and the House
Of Providence. The will is contested by his
the general ground that the priest was incOm-
petent to make a will and that undue influence
was exercised over him.
When questioned about her contest OF the
will of DR.. O'Iiara Mrs. Swift intimated thai
there would lie some startling revelations
Alice Kolly, who is mentioned as one OF the
principal benefeiarles under the will, The
ground taken by Mrs. Swift is that Mrs. Kelly
tS not a legitimate heir
The sun., 1890-01-22
LIVE WARRINGTON TOPICS.
Ar. FarweIps Disagreement with the Pres
Ideht-TaIk OF y Compromise.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-The promised out
break between President Harrison and the
Senators over the appointment OF J. M. Clark
to be Collector OF Customs at Chicago. in oppo-
sition to the wishes,of Senator Farwell, hasn't
occurred yet. and 1t is rumored in the Senate
that an effort is being made to arrange some
sort OF compromise. In order that fight within
tho party may be avoided. Senator Farwell is
still as pugnacious as ever and tells his col
leagues that he has not weakened In his deter
minatlon to precipitate the war. He made a
personal canvass OF the Senate to see how
many Republicans and Democrats would stand
by him In an attempt TO reject Clarks nomina-
ton. and was amazed at the large number OF
Republican Senators who arc anxious to have
q free and open fight with the President. Har-
rlson would be alarmed II he knew how few
friends and supporters he has ON the Repub-
lican side OF the chamber. but unless Farwell
backs down now the President will have an op-
portunity to learn Just who his friends and
enemies are.
The cause OF the postponement OF hostlities
Is the fesrOt certain SSRatorS that rupture