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News from Washington.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Senator Evarts
to-day introduced u bill authorizing the
secretary OF the interior tn purchase 300
copies of the historical book of reference.
known as the National Roster of the
Grand Army of the Republic, for which
the bill appropriates S50,GO. The pur-
pose of the purchase is for distribution
by senators and representatives of one
copy to each county library in the United
States il MAY he accessible to all
who wish to read il. The bill provides
that the roster shall contain not less than
100000 names of ex-Union soldiers, sail-
and marines, and the book must he
approved 10y the secretary OF the interior.
Secretary Noble to-day trans uitted tn
the senate the draft of u bill prepared by
Commissioner Croft, of the general land
office, amending tine second section of
the act tn reduce the expenses of survey
and sale of public lands. The bill pro-
vi1lcs that "a printed; manuel of instructions
for the survey of public lands and special
instructions to the surveyor general not
i'm conflict with the instructions or manual
of the commissioners shall b~ taken and
deemed to bc part of every contract for
the surveying of public lands. The sec.-
says the purpose of IL is to legalizc the
manual of surveying instructions and il
intended to supcrsede that prepared by
the general land office i'm 1853.
EX-Represcntativ. Page of California
has written "a letter to the house coumit-
tee OH ways and means severely criticis
ing Secretary Windows adverse report
upon the fir-scal bill. now pending In
congress.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-Amid til" cheers OF
tl,s. opposition in the commons to-day
Parnell asked what action the govern
ucnt proposed to take upon tn" report of
the commission. Smith, the government
leader. replied that the ministers had not
had time To decide upon "A course. Debate
ON the Address resumed. parn.ll
moved an amendment, asking "A repeal of
tl,. coercion act. He attacked the petit
ness of the prosecutions which the govern
nient daily inflicted upon many persons,
and the cocrcive acts under Balfour. Al
most every day the act of B.,lfonr. Parncll
said, appeared directly toward the tlriv-
ing of the people of ireland to crime.
The league of to-day, Parnell declared.
differed from the land league of issO. and
Balfo,ir could not plead as am excuse that
crime was being revived. Oh the contrary.
the people were .,iis.scent in expectation
OF soon obtaining their rights. The ar-
ton of the government tended tn its own
defeat and could not succeed in turning
the tide of the aspirations of the Irish
people. Webster. attorney general.
charged Paruell with making accusations
against Bilfour without producing evi-
,cncc to support the allegations.
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THIS Is THE DAY FOR TT
Are on this Scene-Both Sides
Confident in Their
Cause.

Special ~ the standard.
wAsHISGFoN. Feb. Ii.-There will II. q
notable gathering OF Montana men before
the senate election committee Tomorrow
morning. Ex-Governor Hauser, Col.
Broadwater and Marcus DAILY are here and
were Tonight consulting with Clark and
Maginuis at Wclcker's, Ex-Solicitor Cen
eral jerks, a brilliant and capable demo-
cratic lawyer and counsel OF Clark and
Maginnis being present. The democratic
ease il printed and ready for the commit
tee. Clark and Maginnis refuse to believe
that the republicans of the senate elet.-
tions committee have decided the Mon
tana matter i'm advance and will Ro
hdcnt i'm the strength of their
ease. They will be heard through
their counsel. He says the democratic
ease il so good that only the most reckless
partisauship can decide i'm favor of ths
republican claimants for seats. Sanders
and Power do not Justify the reports of
prcjutigmcnt of the cases, but say that
they expect tn bc able tn prove by evil
lcuce that they were elected. While they
do not say 50. il is asserted that they will
argue that the democrats did not reRarsi
themselves a entitled To elect senators,
and they will direct attention tn the flight
Of the democratic state senators Illus
trating the conscious weakness of that
o'clock. Ii will ise attended by - grea
many Northwestern people who are in
tcrcstcd i'm the outcome.
wyoming's men are extremely conf
dent that the bill admitting that territory
"a state will passed. They have no OBJ
jsction to Idaho coming in with them. bsit
democrats i'm ths. house will demand that
Arizona and New Mexico shall come i'm at
the same time. The republicans will
probably throw ont Arizona and New
Mexico. uostponing their admission until
they can bc made safely republican
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4 Train Load of Iron.

HAMILTON. o., Feb. ia.-The Niles Tool
works of Hamilton have finished aud ARE
now loading immense arruor plate
bending roll that is to be sent to the navy
yard at Mars. Island, San Francisco. The
tremendous machine weighs 4OO,UO and
the freight will In. something over S1O,UD.
A number of special Hat cars have been
built for the transportation of the load
and the whole. train will bs, run through to
the coast without change. Ii is the largest
single shipment and finest machine that
ever left Hamilton. where some maHnifi-
cent machinery il built
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View. or s..- .rnIi Mali s..-ss-.-

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Pan Mall Ga-
;.tts says: The report of the special COM
mission il N more complete vintiication
of Parncliitcs and "A more sweep ping con-
tienInation OF the Times than the most
sang,iinc home rulers ventured to hope
for. II the view of the unionist press is
right. that report convicts the Parnellites
criminal ronspirators. what must the
ministers do with them? They cannot
expect aid from the commons. On the.
contrary they have promised already to
introduce bill handing over the local
government of Ireland to these convicted
criminals. The ministers must disassociate
themselves publicly from such views,
otherwise they will find themselves i'm an
embarrassing dilemma. The Cd-ekfe adj
mits the Judges dealt honestly with facts
presented To- them, but says they had
prej,Idices. They were impartial i'm their
conclusions, but have shown marked par
TALLY in Their distribution of expletives,
hurting cpithct after epithet at Irish
members without uttering one disapprov-
ing word for tine forgeries of tories.
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IN The SENATE.


Relief fnr sufferers by thc wrecks at
SssTSsAa-1Bili~ Passed.
wAsHISGroS. Feb. h.-In the senate
to-day IA number of bills were passed in
cl,Isling the following: The house hill
for the relief of sufferers by the wreck Of
the. United States steamers at Samoa:
providing for an assistant secretary of
war tsalary $500 for the relief of
soldiers sailors who enlisted or served
under assumed names: to prevent the
obstruction of navigablc waters and tn
protect the works against trcspass or
injury; appropratinR S5O.VU for first
order lightl,ous. at North Head, Cape
disappointment, Washington: appropri-
ating Si.SD to restore tclegra aplIic
communication between Tatoosh is
land and Port Angles. Washington;
appropriating Sl25. 900 for "a United States
revenue cutter for services on the Pacific
coast, with headquarters AT Astoria. Ore
gon providing for the acquisition of land
for town sites and commercial purposes
in Alaska: to prevent the introduction OF
contagious diseases from one state to an
other. The concurrent resolution for AN
International arbtrations bill to declare.
unlawful trusts and combinations i'm re-
straining trade and production having
been reached on the calendar, il was laid
aside for the present. Altogether there
were 90 pills passed. After am executive
session the senate adjourned.
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PENSION MATTERS.
IsilI tai Pension Women Nur-e--D- tie isucs
ta the Appropriation.

wAsuINCToN. Feb. Ex-senator Davis
to-day introduced a bill providing for TN.
pensioning. at the rate of So "a month,
from March 4. lss.'. all women army
nurses during the late war. aud who rem
dcrcd six months service in camp. on the
field, or i'm the general hospitals. Women
who now receive pensions at "a rate less
than So, shall have their pensions in
creased tn that amount. The bill also
provides that thoss, who now receive pen
sions widows or dependent mothers Of
soldiers. who would bc entitled to the
benefits OF the hill may also receive So, "a
month during life ~ AN increase to their
present pension.
The preparation of AN urgent de ficicucy
appropriation hill has been tps.gun 10y the
house committee on appropriations. The
largest item i'm this deficiency hill will
be about Sil ,sSD,uD on account OF
pensions. This large deficiency. how
increase i'm expenditures for pensions as
would seem to be apparent on the face of
the statement, the expenditures for the.
year ending July LIST next being with this
deficiency. the appropriation including
about ~. .up.up against >95.uD,ab last
year. After the appropriation for pensions.
for the present fiscal year had been made
the basis of the regular appropriation
for the previous year. it was found ucccs-
Sary tn make "A deficiency appropriation
The cxpetsslitnrs>s eAcec,'r tiie ss sro,,ria-
ton and the commissioners of ps.risions
was waiting until after the pr,Sci.t fiscal
year now running for almost s1np,uD Ia
pay pension claims nccruing during the
previous year, the effect being really to
lessen the appropriation for the present
fiscal year 10y AN amount in th" approx
, nation of Ss.tBD,vp.
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A pU0iLlsT KILLED.
The ki1rain CombsnaAi0H Arreseesa
Texas On . Charge oG Marsaer.

The kllFain COmbtnof1oN Arreseed IN
Texas . Charge eG Mursler.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. IA special from
Dallas. Texas, says Jake Kilrain and his
sparring troupe exhibited at the opera
house last night. II was announced tn be
only u sparrinR and wrestling match.
Tom James Of Dallas, encountered Ham
zia, the combination champion light
weight, for S25, the condition being that
James should stay four rounds. Banzia
had il his own way from the first. In the
fourth round Banxia struck James heavily
ON the neck, knocking him limp ON the
stage. James was unable to rise. He
was sponged and rcstoratives were ap-
piled, and the show continued, no one
surprising that James was hurt seriously.
When the entertainment was about con-
cluded Muldoon announced that James
was unconscious and called for physi-
clans. James died at II I'D this morning.
kilrain cried like child. The entire
combination was arrested on n charge OF
murder. Ii il supposed that James neck
was broken. One doctor says IL was
paralysis of the heart. A hearing in the
court is now i'm progress.
James was well built muscular man
of ~. He came from Kansas City three.
months ago and followed tho calling of
bricklayer. The remains of James will
he shipped tn Denver for interment. All
the assistance i'm "A financial way i'm his
power to- give, was rendered to James
wife by Mul,loon. The deceased was mar
ricd fully two months ago. kilrain and
party, excepting Bizenah who remained
to- answer bcfors. the court, left for New
Orleans tonight.
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THE COUNCIL OF STATE.
EsNp ps~ror William Asidre~sc~ % In the sa-
ser~st 0f the I-alporer.


ter~.t 0rshe l-aisorer.
BERLIN. Feb. l4.-Thc council of state.
summoned i'm pursuance of the imperial
rescript. was opened to-day. The emperor.
i'm the opening Address. said: ''The coun-
ell should cnsleavor to frame u scheme
for the protection of workingmen from
the arbitrary systems and operations of
employers, by which gross advantage -
taken of their needs and their inability to
help themselves by any other means than
by the desperate remedy of strikes. IL
should also attempt tn protect women
aud children against protract.d hours of
labor. Al the same time sltc regard
should bc given tai how far German
industry will bear the Increased burdens
thus placed on the cost of product ION with
cut jeopardy to Germany'~ posi-
ton competitor i'm the mar
kcts of ths. world. Not less important
for assuring peaceful relations between
masters and men arr. the forms of guar
antces to be offered workingmcn to se-
cure them the right to express through
representatives enjoying their con fi,icncc.
their own statement of their interests i'm
any difference. The closet technical
study should be given to making the
state of directed Industries patterns and
examples of effective solicittsic for th.
workingmcn's wide field OF fruitful ac-
ton in helpful support and and of what
the law shall or,laiu. The committees
or sections into which the council il di-
vi,is.d are pledged to absolute secrecy as
to contcuts of the bills laid befor, them.
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Quiet ON the Reservation.

CHAMBERLAIN. =. d., Feb. IA. - The
work of settlement goes on quietly. The
military to-day warmed boomers who had
sq,iatted on Indian lands to get OFT at
once. Major Anderson swooped u
crowd of gamblers and cOnfiscateti all
their traps. All persons running games
Of chance or selling liquor on Indian
lands hereafter will he prosecuted.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The house.
committee to which the various worlds
fair bills were referred completed its re-
port this morning. II says il found it inn
practicable To report on the bill tn go over
all localities. IL therefore submits two
substitute bills. On the question of the
selection of site il offers "A resolution to
the effect that the close of the debate
on the bills the house shall begin voting
ON q site and continue until one is ss-
lecteti.
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War in Africa.

ZANZIBAR. Feb. 1A.-In the struggle for
the recovery of the throne Of Uganda,
was assisted by Europeans. There was
very severe fighting. King kalcmas
force was annihilated during the battle.
A dhow conveying some Arab chiefs was
blown up and IL Arabs and DO fighting
slaves perished. The victims include
member of most of the leading Zanzibar
families. Ii is now known who the Euro
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A Naval S~n~ntiou.

wAsiINGToS. Feb. h.-The Sior says
that "a sensation i'm naval cirs.les will de-
velop when the United States steamer
Enterprise arrives from Europe. She is
commanded by n. Ii. McCalla. II il said
that upwards Of 20 men deserted owing
to the commanders harshness. Two OF
the men are now i'm irons and will Ia
court -u,artills,ti and ara investigation will
Ia. begun the return of the vessel.
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win Continue ,h. Crusade.

LATHRoP, Mo-, Feb. 1.-THE temper.
ancc crusaders to-day formed regular
orga anization. with Mrs. II. A. Kinney AS
leader. IL was determined hereafter to
enforce the law governing the sale of
liquors i'm n manner similar tn that EN-
ployed IA week ago. when the stock of sew
eral saloonists was destroyed. An adj
dress to- the women of the country was
drawn up urging them to drive out saloon
lists by force
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 14.-The electric
light convention concluded it's session
to-day and elected new officers. The
committee OH Legislature was instructed
to continue it's efforts to have the electric
execution law i'm New York repealed. and
pending that, haye il amended SO the exc
cutting machine shall generate current
of nos less than 1000 volts.
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wAsHINGroN. Feb. A.-Two pension
bills of Importance passed the nate to-
day. The first repeals the sections of the.
revised statutes which required that N
claim for psrsion by a state militia man
for disability incurred while temporarily
on duty must In filed before January.
Is.4 ti.. other prov i.les thar ossths required
in pension ON bounty eases may be taken
before any officer authorized tn adlminis-
ter oat N for general ptirpp-es.
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Confirmed To-Day.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE senate con-
the following appointments to-day:
Charles Emery Smith. Pennsylvania.
envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary to Russia; Fenner Lee Of
Maryland. secretary of legation at Rio
Janeiro. Supervisors OF census: Idaho.
A. j. Pinkham; Montana. w. -. Spser;
Wyoming. Homer Merrill.
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>s.r,u. In s~nn-yI~ania.

PiTrsBr.c. Feb. IA The continued
heavy rains throughout western Pennsyl-
vania and Eastern Ohio have swollen all
the streams. and the waters are still rising.
Several points report much damage. At
Grafton. w. Va, this morning ~ terrible.
storm of wind and hail did great damage.
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wAsHINGToN, Feb. H.-The house jul
dietary committee to-day decided tn report
to the house for action the International
copyright bill To- bc prepared by Repre-
sentative Adams. upon the basis of the
provisions of the Breckenridge bill.
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NICE, Feb. 14.-The trial of Bcnxon. ar
rested for forging drafts on Credit Lyon
esse, resulted i'm a conviction. He was
sentenced to three months Imprisonment.
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|tablished ct June term. and ordered The
same TO b made : matter OF record, and
ordered that the Auditor furnish the
Governor Of Indiana and the Circuit
Clerk with copies OF same. and division
OF precincts, - required by law.
A good deal OF other public business
was informally discussed, and taken
nnder adviseinent for future action.
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Att meeting In Philadelphia, during
the Week Of PRAYER. one OF the speakers
related this incident:
A lad WAS approached b. one Of those
|dispensers Of that which deprives mel,
Iof their property and DESTROYS both soul
and body. who solicited him to come int
his place OF dest ruc,i"n and take a giaes
|0f lemonade. The boy he-itased, but oi,
being assured th-t he would get nothing
bat glsi- ~ nice, sweet Iesnunade, be
wss induced 10 10 In. Sure enough, he
wa offered wn4t had been promised
him sni nothing more. This was re-
pessrd several times. I'LL 1t length. the
trap having heen sci. IL was now tune 10
spring IL. Accordingly the runi-sciler
begsn hi- work by dropping into the
glass OF lemonade one dsop Of strong
liquor, increasing II 80 NJ imperceptibly
10 form la the lad taste for IL. A. the
hoy never paid for his drinks, one Of the
old customers OF the place ssked the
landlord Why he 50 favored him. He re-
piled by saying, do you see that fine
mansion upon the hill yonder? That
belongs TO the boys father. and will pro
badly soou belong 70 him, aud then IN
turn Il may belong 10 me"
Fiendi-h! Horrible! A long-headetl,
scheme TO ruin = family amd
rob them Of their property; tor certainly
such scheme, II successful. could be
looked upon - nothing less than down
right robbery, and ~ mucls . peni'
|tensisry otlense as any other Kind Of rob
berry. But are not all rum-seiiers alike
lin CHS respect 2 They do not care who
lie huri. Wbo comes 10 grief. who suffers
the psngs OF hunger aud cold. who goes
TO : home OF sorrvw aud wretchedness
whose children cry tor bread, or whose
|wtse is sbused. or beaten, or murdered
leo they hut nil their own Golfers aud live
Ion the lne Of The land.-Ex.
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HYDROPHOBIA.
A Simple Prescription Said 20 Be
An lnfallible Cure.

Paris Kentuckian: Judge Robert
Breckinridge, brother OF Hon. w. G. p.
Brecklnridge, the eloquent Congress-
man, gives the following g : cure foe
which he has personally
tested. At this season it should have
the widest circulation possrLis. saixv
Breckinridge says:
'The time betw the biting or a
animal by : mad dog and showing si9n6
of hydrophobia 10 not less than niue days.
but may Be nine months. After the ania
NAL has become rabid : sc.stch OF the
teeth upon : person, or slobber coming
10 contact with sore or raw place, viii
produce hydrophobia Just o soon as Il
bitten By : mad dog. Hydrophobia can
be prevented, and I will give what q
we'll known as % infallible remedy FOR
man OF beast II properly administered.
A dose Tor horse or COW should Be four
times = much - for person.
It is not too late to give the medicine
any time before the spasms come on.
The dose for person is one and one
half ounces Of elecampane root bruised.
put In . pint Of new milk, reduced one
half By boiling; take sll at once 10 the
morning, fasting till the afternoon. or e
least very light diet, till after several
hours have elapsed. The second doe
same % dret, except take two 0unces Of
the root Third same - second. Three
doses are al that II needed, and there
need TO Be- no fear, = ! know from nv
experience. and know OF ! number cf
cases where Il was entirely successfuI.
This is no guess work The persons als
ludod to have been bitten BY their own
dogs, which were then tied to zee II they
were really mad. and they proved to b
90. and the remedy vas ef1ectual. a
phyeiclan told me that be had known 81
its use for over thirty ycars, and never
knew Il 70 fall where properly adminiss
tered. He relsted case whore I mum.
Der ofcows were bitten and peuned half
10 one pen and half 10 another; 70 half
the remedy wss given and they wero
saved, The Others dying from The dread
hydrophobiA.
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| Men % stand BY the @. o. r.
| John sherman who probably wields
more Influence With the liquor men than
any other one IMAM IN the United States
--was cent to Cincinnati because II was
sten that there wM danger OF the IiquOs
vote leaving he Republican party. IL
lhie speech he made the folio wing truly
touching appeal TO the liquor men:
''You sIso have q stake another ques
Iticn Of minor importance. aud that Il
whether is is not better for Us 10 stand
Same degree Of taxation and regulation
upon the liquor traffic that Il imposed BY
levcry country ~ Europe and Of The civil.
lixed world. There is. know. some
lprejudice In Cincinnati because these
laws are held by some people TO be 81
upon personal liberty.
| Ny countrymen. there is no country In
Europe, including Germany, Austria,
France. Great Britain and Russia, but
what have substantially the same laws
That we have here, framed by = reason
able Republican Legislature. (Applsuse- ;
|lt II held that the business Of selling in
|toxicaiinR drinke. or articles Of luxury, j.
d proper subject Of taxation. and there
fore, they have All to pay . reasonable
share OF taxes. NO; aeseseed upon other
business, because In the nature Of this
bueincse, Il is one that will bear taxation
better than any other. and sIs0 IN the ma
sure OF the business, Il IL subject TO cer-
tain abuses which the law ought to regu-
late not 10 deprive . man Of his right
10 eat and drink what be chooses, hut
10 impose on the trafic such taxation ~
may tend 10 equaIize taxes among the
different employments; because Il is
better able 10 pay taxes than anv other.
Therefore Il ID that she national gov
ernment imposes tax Of 30 cents gal
lon on whisky that costs but 80 cents 10
produce. We impose taxes on tobacco.
because people are probably better on
without tobacco anyway llsuRhter,l a.
though, Of course, We are citizens alike
In that particular. fLaughter.
Now, is Il not better, 1 submit 70 you
IN your cooler judgment, 10 stand by|
these moderate measures proposed by
the Repu blican party which carry into
your treasury several millions Of dolIarsl
3 year. and make such reasonable restric-
ton on this traffic q may be seen 10 rel
right and proper better 10 stand By thisI
moderate legislation rather than open
The door to confusion. which may lead
10 worse results for You and be snare
10 the nation at large. That 70 the Ques-
lion for you to take home to consider.