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43 feet inches and from the foundation to
the top of the cupola 70 feet lacking few
inches This high structure will afford ex-
cellent protection from the summer winds,
yet the interior of the stands and boxes will
be we'll warmed by the sun. The grand
stand and boxes will be constructed of fin
ished tongue and grooved lumber, prevent
ing drafts and dust. The entrances will
also be made so as to prevent wind from en-
tering the rear.
The new stand will cover one-third OF the
ground where the old structure stood, one
third of the bleachers facing third base ana
that portion of the open seats that were
formerly behind the home plate. Under tne
new order of things there will be open seats
or bleachers adjoining the grand stand on
the east and west ends. A new ticket once
will be built on the Stanyan- n-street SIDE, ad-
Joining the house on the southeast corner of
the grounds. Next to the ticket Office will
be the business Office of the members OF the
California League. This Office will be
neatly fitted up.
The clubhouse will be entirely remodeled
and all the latest bathing appliances put in.
On the field many improvements have al
ready been made. The entire lot has been
graded to effect perfect drainage. 1t slopes
both ways from first base, the highest point,
and the field will readily dry after heavy
rains. The diamond is now pretty grass
plat of 40 feet square The contractor Sc
cured square sods from the plat adjoining
General Halleck's monument in Golden
Gate Park and transplanted the grass-grow-
ing earth to the ball ground. Tue outfield
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The Shining Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Grosvenor of
Ohio will, when the Shipping Bill comes up
again, make a speech in its favor. He was
asked what he thought would be the result
on the final vote. He said: " / hope we will
be able to pass the measure. but it will be
very close. Our opponents will insists for
more time for debate, and if they succeed
in exhausting the two days assigned with
out reaching vote the bill will not come
nm ogain -
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CLERGY IN POLITICS.
Archbishop o'Brien Makes Vigorous Defense
of Their Rights.

HALIFAX On. s., Feb. 4.--The sensation
of the day here is Archbishop OBJ lens let
ter in the Herald, defending the activity of
the Catholic clergy in practical politics. 1t
is in reply to criticism On Bishop Cam
eron's support Of Sir John Thomson and
appeal for protection to the Pope. Arch
bishop O'Bren strongly defends the ight
of the clergy to take an active part in poll
ties. He does not propose, he says, that
the church, tho mother of modern king
doms, and which shaped the legislation of
civilized Europe, shall now stand aside and
leave free hand and clear field to schem-
ing partisans to wreck for their own selfish
ends the noble work which she initiated,
and over which she has kept guard for cen
turies."
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Remedy for Garhnnela

BERLIN. Feb. 4.-Dr Haukin, we'll
known English investigator, has disclosed
the nature and method of manufacturing his
remedy for anthrax (carbuncle.) The REM
edy consists Of protide, extracted from the
spleen. Of rats, with aid of 90 per cent of
glyeerlne-prolde ls one qf the products
yielded by polling proteni with potash-and
obtained by adding acotic acid to a solution
OF caustic potash, containing fbrui, albumen
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MUST PAY DUTY.
A Treasury Ruling That Presents Are Not to
Be Admitted Free

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Treasury De-
Dartment has Informed James Ktson, Pres
ident OF the English Iron and Steel Insti-
tute, that the law will not permit the free
entry into this country of number of valu-
able presents which the institute desired to
present to certain gentlemen of this country
as testimonials of their appreciation for
courtesies received on the occasion of the
visit of the institute to the United States in
October 1880
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WILL BE FORCED TO ACCEPT

Count Waldersee Appointed to the Command
Of the Ninth Army Corps.
. BERLIN, Feb. 4.-The Emperor's Cabinet
order 10 Count Won Waldersee is a very fat
tering document. In it the Emperor says
that in the event of war he intends to give
Waldersee command of an army corps {;
therefore, as the Count has been long with
drawn from service with the troops, he ap-
points him to the command of The Ninth
Corps. 1t is reported the Emperor intends
10 be his own chief OF staff. thus reducing
und0T Won Moltke to the level of the com
membership Of corps. It is stated that
NaldeIsee at first declined an inferior posi-
ton, but he VIII be compelled to acqulesce.
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The Farmers, Alliance

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Presidents Of
the State organizations of the National
Farmers Alliance met this morning, the
purpose being to formulate certain meas
ures for presentation to Congress and to
map out some feasible plan for dissent
mating the literature OF the council for edu-
cational purposes.
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Assignment Set Aside.

the Supreme Court has set aside the assign
ment of Isaac Sickle, importer of laces and
velvets, on the ground OF fraud. 1t was
proved that Sickle. two weeks before his
assignment went to a brokers' office in
Wall street and bought 200 shares of Pacific
Mail, giving certified check for $1,000, and
the day before he assigned he transferred
$4,000 on account to his son.
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international Monetary Commission.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The International
American Monetary Commission held its
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National Lead Trust,

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The National Lead
Trust to-day declared dividend of 80
cents per share for the first quarter. The
following Trustees were elected to hold
office until the first Wednesday in Febru-
ary, 1904: f. w. Rockwell, w. Fl. Thomp-
son, K b. Colgate. f. A. Cole was elected
Trustee to fill vacancy
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A Sleeper Derailed.

ScHREIBER (ont.), Feb. "A sleepng-car
ON the west-bound express on the Canadian
Pacific Railway was thrown from the track
by broken axle near here to-day. Nine
passengers were injured, but only four
seriously,
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4 RAILWAY MURDER.
Startling Tragedy on the Spanish
Border.
CriSpi Requested to Withdraw His RGSigna-
tiOl-LOldOl DOCkmea Go On
Strike.
Special TO THE MORNING CALI.

PARIS, Feb A startling railway
murder was committed to-day on the
Spanish border. While train was pro-
ceeding from Irun on the Spanish side of
the fron tier to Hendaye, small French
town, a gentleman who occupied a COM
partment in a frst-class carriage was
thrown from the train into the river and
drowned. Tne assassin escaped.
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TIRED OF LIFE.

Suicide of Young Man at the Astor House
in New York.
New YORK, Feb. A young man conf
mitted suicide in the Astor House Tuesday,
having registered as Fred Evans, England
Tonight man, who did not give his name,
said the body was that of Frederick Evans,
a well-knOwn Western mind-reader. He
showed a picture in California paper
which is thought to be that of the suicide
To-day Perrin u. Sumner and w. II.
Powell identified the body as that of George
II. Edgar, the missing nephew of James II.
Edgar, who it was supposed committed
suicide at Yonkers some time ago. Sum-
ner's description of G. II. Edgar does not
tally with that of the suicide, however.
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Still in the Ring,

ATLANTA (Ga.), Feb. 4.-The following
telegram was received here yesterday from
Mr.. Jones:
OAKWoops (Tex.l Feb. 3.-The one galus
mayof OF falestlne tried to cane your Uncle
cane from him and wore him out. / am a little
dlshsufed. but still in the ring. l criticized his
official career last November. II needed crti-
cZlng. SAM p JoNTs
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a FRIENDLY CONFERENCE.
Parnen Meets o'Brien and the McCarthyites at
Calais


Calais.
DUBLIN, Feb. 4.-The Freeman's Journal
to-day announces that Parnell held short,
friendly and important conference with
O'Brien at Calais on Monday. The Nc
Car;hyites were also in the conference.
Tie results of these deliberations will be
published at the end of the week. There is
no truth in the report that the absolute set
tement OF the matters in dispute inside The
Irish Parliamentary party lad been arrived
at,
The Express says Parnell has compelled
Mccarthy to adopt the attitude Parnell
vainly asked him to assume last November
The Express adds that the signs multiply
which indicate that Parnell has forged the
Liberal strength, and that the Liberals in-
tend TO stand or fail by the drastic, sleep
ing home-rule scheme" Morley was the
first to succnmb. Then Labouchere. after
declaring Parnell insane, indorsed "the
mad mans" demand. while the Daily News
eXhausts its vocabulary TO commend Ne
Carthy's statesmlnlike speech"
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Canal Comnanv in nistress.

MANCHESTER, Feb. 4.-The company en-.
gagged in digging the canal from Manchester
to the sea has been forced to appeal to the
city for assistance. The company says its
statutory borrowing powers will shortly be
exhausted, and el,700,OO0 will then be re-
qnired to complete the work. The appeal
was referred to special committee.
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THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
King Humbert Asks Crispi to Withdraw Hi
Rn-icrr,nAinr,

PARIS. Feb. 4.-The Figaro's Rome special
says: ''Zanardeli, Crisprs Minister of JUS
tice, who was summoned yesterday to form
q Cabinet, has advised the King to again in
trust Crispi with the TO ormation OF a Minis
try. Zanardeili stated that ne could not
ctusent to form Cabinet unless Crispi ab-
sOiutely refused to undertake the task.
ut is understood that Humbert has asked
Crisp to withdraw his resignation. The
latter is undecided"
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STANLEY SUSTAINED.

Casati's New Book Gives Proof of Emin's Lack
of Energy.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Proof-sheets of Ca
salts new book practically confirm the
charges of vacillaion and lack of energy
brought by Stanley against Emin. and gives
The most animated account yet received of
how Stanley forced Emin into departing
for the coast
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Assignment of an Insurance Comnanv

WATERLOO Qowa), Feb. 4.-The Citizens
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of this city
has assigned. The liabilities are about
$4,000, and the assets, made up of pre-
miums, notes, etc., about $4,000. The
company was organized about four years
ago by Ex-Governor Sherman,
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STRIKE OF DoCKMEN.

Labor Troubles in England Cause Great In
convenience to Shippers.
LONDON. Feb. An consequence of the
ship-owners taking hostile legal action, the
London Docks Joint Committee has aban-
doned the discharsing of ships and a con-
hict between the dOekers and ship-owneTs
has commenced.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The dock strikers in
England have caused the Guion, State and
Anchor lines to withdraw one vessel about
every other week, thus lessening the faeil-
tiles heretofore enjoyed by shippers of beef
and cattle. The latter cannot now ship as
much beef and cattle as formerly.
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ENToMBED woRKMEN.

Three Poles Imprisoned in Tunnel by
Cave-In.
WILKEsBARRE Pa.). Feb. A cave-in
occurred this afternoon In No 3 slope at
Grand Tunnel, opposite Nanticoke. Three
Poles are shut in, and as the place is flied
with water, 1t is supposed they are drowned.
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SUNDAYS ELECTIONS.
Surprising Strength of the Republicans il


sAIPIlsIag Strength Of the Republcans IN
Spanish Towns.
MADRID, Feb. 1.-The feature of Sum
days election was the great strength of the
Republican vote in the towns. Five great
towns returned Republicans by large ma
joriiies, although Madrid, Barcelona, Sara
gossa, Seville and Cadiz returned Conserya-
tives. The votes obtained by the two rival
Republican sections would have sufficed. if
combined, to defeat tie Monarchsts in
Saragossa and Barcelona. In Valencia the
Republicans received more votes than the
Liberals, in spite of the abstention of the
Socialists. The ConseI vatives elected chiefly
ProtectIoniSts. The total Protectionist vote
In the House is estimated at360 and the Free
trade vote barely 20.
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The British cnmmnns

LONDON, Feb. AIN the House of Com
mons to-day Gladstone moved the second
reading of the bill to remove religious dis
ability, and made a long and earnest speech
in support of the measure. 1t was defeated
by a vote of 256 to 223 The Irish members,
including Parnel, voted solid,y in support
of the notion
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Renicia Gun Foundry

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-In the House to-
day Morrow presented memorial from the
California legislative Assembly urging an
appropriation for the establishing of gun
foundry at Benicia. Vandever presented Il
similar, petition from THE State of Cali
foruia,"
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California Inconsistencies

Boston. Feb. 4.-The Boston Fruit and
Produce Exchange excursion to California
started this afternoon, under Raymond 81
Whltc0mb's management with I5S persons
in the party They will be due at River
side on the 18th.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
Result of the Twenty-second Ballot for a

Result OF the Twenty-Second Ballot for a
South Dakota Senator.
PIERRE Is. Dak.), Feb. 4.-The twenty
second ballot for Senator to-day resulted as
follows: Moody 81. Tripp %. Campbell 50,
Melville 90; remainder scattering. The
feature of the day wss the large vote for
Campbell, all but two Independents voting
for him.
HARTFORD Comm, Feb. 4.-The Senate
this morning received the report of the
House Committee on the canvass of votes.
A resolution was passed by a party vote,
declaring that the Senate had already done
its full constitutional duty. The House ap-
pointed COMMITTEE on Conference
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pany were destroyed and number of sur
rounding structures were seriously dam
aged. Mr.. Paulsen of Paulsen s. Ecker,
proprietors of the Hecla Iron Works, said
their losses is about $500,000 mostly on pat
terms. The most of this loss is covered by
insurance. The other losses amounted to
SD OnO
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Steamer Sunk At Her DOCK.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-The steamer Circe
from Glasgow sunk this morning at the dock.
The cargo of -four is being removed consid-
erably damaged. Some one on board Is sup
posed to have left open one of her waste
pipes. through which the sea entered. No
life was lost.
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FATAL QUARREL.
The Captain of a Guard Shot by an Indian Po-

UCeman.
MUsKoGEE q. T.), Feb. 4-Yesterday
Government Agent Miller and Mr.. Insley
were being escorted by eighteen guards,
with 100000 to settle the second per capita
purchase money of the Creek Nation. When
about twenty miles out a quarrel arose be-
tween Mcintosh, Captain of the guard, and
Bob Marshall, an Indian policeman, when
the latter shot Mcintosh with Winchester
rifle, killing him instantly.
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THE oPoRTo REVOLT.

Proof That the Rebels We're in League With
the Spanish Revolutionists.
OPoRro, Feb 4.-As the result OF the in
vestigation of the recent revolt, the police
report they have obtained convincing proof
that the insurgents were in league with the
Spanish reYOlutionists.
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DEADLY DYNAMITE.

Nine French Artillerymen Fatally Injured by
a Premature Explosion.
MARsEILLEs, Feb A dispatch says
number of artillerymen belonging to the
garrison at Montpelier, France. were
charging mine with dynamite when the
charge exploded, fatally iniurng nine men.
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Sheffield Cutlery Exports.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The exports of cutlery
from Sheffield to the United States for the
month of January, 1890, amounted in value
to e15,415. For the corresponding month
this year, under the new United State tariff
law, the Sheffield exports to the United
States amounted to e633I.
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Pearl River Naval Station.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 4.-Senator Hale to-
day reported favorably the amendment to
the Naval Appropriation Bill, appropri-
ating 100000 for the establishment of a
naval station of Pearl River, Hawaiian
Islands.
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Demoustrative Consorints

BRUSSELS, Feb. A band of about 1000
conscripts to-day pa-aded the streets of
Manoge in the province of Hainault, as a
demonstration against compulsory service
in the army. They sang the "Marseillaise"
and fastened to their caps cards inscribed
Down with the blood tax"
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A Banquet Broken Up.

CARDIFF. Feb. 4.-Last night at a banquet
given by Lord Butte the bursting of an elec-
trio lamp caused the hall to be partly
destroyed by fire. A tremendous panic en-
sued among the four hundred persons, but
none were seriously hurt.
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Armed Forces During Strikes.

TOPEKA, Feb. 4.-The House to-day
passed bill prohibiting any company or
corporation from employing armed forces
while strike is pending
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New YORK, Feb. A fire which broke
out last night in the Hecla Iron Works, in
Brooklyn, and which brought out every en-
gine In the city, was under control by day.
light. The large buildings OF the iron COM
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4 Town Threatened.

BELGRADE, Feb. 1.-Two thousand Ar
nauts in the neighborhood Of Dreinitza have
revolted and set fire to the Government
buildings. They now threaten the town of
Pristina, and the officials have taken refuge
at MitroVitZa
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AN Inyestigation promised.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Some complaints
have been 1adc to the Internal Revenue
Department of certain Deputy Collectors of
the Pacific Coast, which viii command the
attention of the department in few days
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Kerrisan Backed hx sulliunn.

CHICAGO. Feb. John Z. Sslliva1
always had great regard for Patsy Kerri-
gan. the Boston lightweight BE announces
that he win match Kerngan against ths
winner oil the Ryan-Needham hight for $500
a side. He will issue formal challenge. in
a few dayS.
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THREATENED RESIGNATION.
Complaint of the Director-General of the
Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Director- General Davis
of the Worlds Fair says if the report of the
Senate Committee is adopted by Congress he
will resign. 1t makes no provision for the
Director-GeneraP salary, and his infer
ence is that the intention is to denationalize
his position and make him an official under
the local directory. This he will not sub
NIT to.
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m NOT Be DISCOURAGED

TFYOIR PHYSICIAN HAS GIVEN YOU UP AS
i incnrabie, having CoNSUMPTIoN, TUBERCU-
LOSIS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, PNEuMo.NsdasA, .sds, IN
with the Lungs WlndDipe or Heart 60 to the Her3
institute of DR.. L. SHAP PIRoS, l2OS Market 50 ana
oct a bottle Of the Red Clover Lung Ellxlr ana YOU
will deysve more benefit IN "a hours than from any
other csdicine known. Prompt attenIlon gwen -
country orders 1ae inoa y" ~
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~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute. ~
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. nsW YoRk. a.E
lse2 ThSaTun 7 -.
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Rlaine,s New Residence.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Baine to-day
bought the Seward mansion for S65000. He
spent ST., 900 in improvements.
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AN ELoPENIENT.
a New York pry-Goods Merchant Secures
Wife.

Wife.
PITTsBURG, Feb. 4-Ten days ago Mrs.
Lllienthal Of 1onkers brought her daughter,
Maud, to Lewickley, suburb of Pttsburg,
to prevent possible elopement with Walter
EATON, a New York dry-goods merchant
Eaton followed, and on Monday the couple
eloped, though the mother pleaded with the
daughter not to do so. They took train
to Beaver County, and after their marriage
returned to Lewickley, where reconcilia-
tion was had yesterday.
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Against Lotteries.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-Stewart to-day
presented memorial from the National
Farmers Alliance urging Congress to amend
the Constitution so as to prevent the estap-
lishment of lotteries in any State or Terri-
tory,
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Fatal Powder Explosion,

SHAMoKIN Pa.), Feb. 4.-By an explo-
sion of powder at the Nelson colliery to-
day one miner was killed and two fatally
injured.
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or gelatine, animal or vegetable in solution.
The matter extracted by DR.. Hankin is pre-
cipitated with alcohol and when 1t is to be
used 1t is dissolved in distilled water and in
iectsd under the skin
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second session to-day, and Senor Romero,
the Mexiran Minister, was elected Presi-
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-There has been no
material change in the condition of Senator
Hearst to-day.
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ST. BLAIsE's FEAsr.-The feast of ST. Blaise
was observed ON Tuesday at ST. Ignatius Church
and the ceremony of blessing the throats OF the
thousands OF visitors performed
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THE SILVER ISSUE.
Efforts For and Against Free
Coinage.
AtkinsOn'S Record Freely Ventilated in the
Senat0-PlanS of The Friends Of
the Measure.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Senator Cockrell
to-day sent to the Clerks desk and had read
the following dispatch from paper pub
liShed in Milwaukee, called "The Serpent's
Troii