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The Kincaid-Tauibee Homicide.

Mr.. c. NJ. Smith of counsel for c. T. Kincaid.
indicted for the murder Of ex-Representative
VIM. p. Taulbee in February last, has been
notified by the District attorney that
he would call the case on the 26th
instant with the view Of fixing day
for trial. Mr.. Smith is associated with
Senator Voorhees,, Gov. Grosvenor of Ohio and
Judge Wilson. Mr.. Kincaid was released on
bail in so 900 in April last and is now at his
home N Louisville. His friends do not think
that he Is yet able TO undergo the labor Of a
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Saes-Regular call-12 O'Clock m: ID. C. 3 .65s
Trust Company, 20 at OK; 8 at 62IE; at s2I
Washington Gas, Is at 401s; 10 at 4O3G Is at 4O1S
Government BoRds-U. 5. AVS, 1871, registered
4s, registered 1891, 10Y bid, l2lK asked U. s. Is
coupon, 1907. ,2oH bid, f2lH asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. Ca 1891,
fency, lei bid. : asked Market stock, Is, 1872
cnrreDcy, 102 bid. 20year fund,6s, 1s92 gold, tOl
bid. 2oyear fund.- IS, 1899, gold, lo6H bid, asked
3o-year fund, 6s, gold, 1902, 1t4 bid, 1919 asked
Water Stock Is, currency, 1903 1873 bid, l4O asked
sss isa fund Currency iisH bid iai asked
town Railroad, 1910, 6s, 100 bid, los asked. Wash.
ingtOn and Georgetown Railroad Convertible e.
1906 bid, asked. Masonic Hail Association, 5s 1895
105 bid. Washington Market Company, list mort.
gage e., los bid, - asked. Washington Market Com.
pany, imp. 6s, = bid, lis asked American Security
and Trust Company SIS, 100 bid, i03 asked Washing.
ton Light Infantry list mortgages, 1904 50 bid
Washington Light Infantry I'd, IS, 1904. 95 bid, =
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
A, Is, lis bid, l2s asked. Washington Gas Lgh,
Company. series b, is, 116 bid. 123 asked.
National Bank Stocks-BaDk of Washington, %,
bid. so asked Bank Of Republic. 26o bid ss5 asked
Farmers and Mechanics, 1907 bid 1919 asked. Cit.
zens, 10 bid, $50 asked Columbia, $50 bid 15i
asked. Capital, 100 bid, 1a519 asked West End, VI
coin, le4 bid, - asked. Second, 1872 bid, = asked
Railroad Stocks-WashingtOn and Georgetown,
$50 hid sa5 asked Metropolitan. 10 bid, 1855 asked
"
Street, SO bid, 50 asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 81 bid. 60 asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, 40 bid. IS asked.
Insurance stocks - Firemen's, IS bid, IS asked.
Franklin, "a bid. Metropolitan, 81 bid. National
Union, II bid, ~ asked. Arlington, los bid, lis
asked. COrcoran, 6s bid. Columbia, Is bid, 151S
asked. German-American, les bid. Potomac, s.
bid. asked Riggs, ~ bid, 81 asked.
Peoples, 81 bid, 54 asked. Lincoln, 53s bid, 81
asked. Commercial, bid, ~ asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 12j
bid. 1871 asked. Columbia Title, On bid, 81 asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas,
40s bid, 40'S asked. Georgetown Gas, Is bid U. S.
Electric Light, 142 bid, $50 asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania,2 % bid, "a asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, &c bid, 20 asked. Ameri-
can Graphophone, '1lI bid, IL asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-W ashington Market Com
pany, rs bid. 20 asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, - bid, 3s5 asked. Great Falls Ice
Company, - bid, 10 asked. Bull Run PIANO.
rama Company, IS bid, &c asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, q bid, asked. Interocean Building Com
pany, 80 bid, los asked
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies-N National
Safe Deposit, $50 bid, 800 asked. Washington
Safe Deposit Company. 100 bid lss asked. Wash.
ington Loan and Trust Company, 96k bid, i02
asked American Security and Trust Company,
6aA bid, s. asked.
sEx. dividend
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GOV. BOYD RECOGNIZED.
Action Of tho So

Action. of tho Supreme Court Of Nebraska.
LINCOLN, NEB.. Jan. 1s.-The supreme court
allowed ex-G;ov. Thayer 10 file q quo-wsrranto
this morning. citing Gov. Boyd to show cause
why he should not yacate his Office.
However" the court Gays, I'VE recognize
James z. BOYD as the legal governor Of Ne
bras1a and all the stats departments do like
wise.
I'VE would advise the ex-governor TO quietly
and peaceably submit TO the governor, a. II
will do him no good to further resist"
In spite of this Thayer refused 10 vacate his
Office. The board Of public lands
and buildings have again desig-
mated the quarters occupied BY
Thayer a. the governors ofice and win remove
Thayer from the room this afternoon, peace
ably II possible, forsibie II necessary.
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The viii Of +. @. Senseney IVES fled today.
He leaves to his mother, Mary Helen ssussnsy,
his property 6oa d street southwest and all Tie
rest Of his estate, except his gold watch, which
soos 10 his brother, @. A. ssnssnsy, and names
mis- mother = sxecutrix.
The win Of Lorentz Dilser, lsaving his sssA&s
70 his wife, was alsd today.
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rHr BALTIMORE AND OHIO TRACKS.
THE ATKINSON Ria.
The District Commissioners Recommend
Favorable EXECUTIVE Action.

The Commissioners have forwarded TO the
President with their approval House bill s24s,
otherwise known rs the Atkinson bill
The Commissioners say in their letter %
the President that in their several CON-
munications on shis subjoc. 20 the
several congressional committees they
have differed somewhat in the provisions Of
the bill. but m view OF the fact
that the measure has been fully and
critically considered By Congress aud the press,
the Commissioners recommend favorable ex-
ecutive action.
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FROM the New 1ork Herald.
It is by no means clear that the Supreme
Court viii or can review and adjudicate this
master.
But Il in view Of yesterdays development
Mr.. Blaine should CURLY notify Lord Salisbury
that this action, unless 1t be disavowed, will
bring the pending diplomatic negotiations 70
an abrupt end, the Engliah minister could at
tribute the result only 10 his own blunder in
permitting, II not authorizing, move unpre-
cedented In friendly international intercourse
and well calculAted TO arouse national indigna-
ton
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The blanchard Resolution.

Senator Chandler sent the following tele-
gram last night from Concord, NH:
Zion. o. c. Moore, House of Representatives,
Washington, DC:
''Piease expedite the passage Of Blanchsrd's
resolution. hope the committee will come to
New Hampshire Immediately and learn the diff
ference between the honest, peaceful and law
full ways Of obtaining republican victories in
New Hampshire and the fraudulent, blood
thirsty and unconstitutional methods by which
Louisiana, with republican majority Of many
thousands, is made to give an apparent demo-
cratic majority of $1,000 In New Hampshire
no democratic voter is molested or made afraid,
while the flame Of burning negro cabins and
the blood of slaughtered republicans mark the
pathway to power Of the Louisiana democracy
The action Of Mr.. Blanchard may have been
insigated in spirit Of mischief to offset the cry
of southern outrages, but it has been taken Sc
riously by the people up here and has aroused
intense state feeling.
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Secretary Noble Ha.nt Heard.

Secretary Noble said today that he had not
heard Of the proposition that delegation Of
Indians from the hostile country should come
on to Washington.
III these Indians are really coming
here perhaps I had better get a wig
the secretary observed. But" he continued
in more serious vein, Il understand that the
military operations at Pine Ridge are about az
an end The next question, I suppose. viii "
that Of taking care Of these Indians"
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10. - Cotton firm - mid
ding, Ga. Flour duh - Howard street and
western super, s.00aa4y do do. extra, a6Oa4. ~;
do.do. family, &50aA00; city mills, Rio brands,
extra, a0oa5.s5; winter wheat patent, hO0a5. 20;
spring do, a20a5.4o do. do. straight hO0as Is; do
do extra, %20aA4o. Wheat-sou;hern Quiet; Fultx,
9sal.os; Longberry, 10lsi.03; western quiet; No q
winter red, spot s6aa91; January, 96s<as7; May,
I.e2al.02h. Corn-oouthern urn; white, s9kaSi;
bsx; January, ss4assx; May, 57XaSs; steamer,
son. Oats 1rm-ungraded southern and Penn
syiyAnia, 4saSs; do western white, Sass; do. do.
mixed, 5,a5l: graded No. white, 5zha5s; do.
do, mixed. 5sH. Rye hrm-choice, slas9; good
to prime, sSaS; common ~ fair, 76a7S. Hay quiet
choice timothy, fi.5c good to prime, f0Sjaii 90
Provisions quiet-mess pork, old ll.50, new 1900;
bulk meats, loose shoulders IN, long clear q
clear NIB ades O. sngar-pickled shoulders, q;
sugar-cured annexed shoulders, Z; hams, small
lok,. Large loh; lard. renned, ~. Butter
steady - creamery fancy, D; do. fair to choice,
24a26; do. imitation, 5lss4 ladled, fancy, s0saR;
DO. good to choice, l5als; rolls, nne, Halls; DO.
fair to good. ltalS Eggs slow-fresh. saas7; ice
No. !, Ek. Sugar steady - graduated, selG
Copper quiet-rcnned, 1s6aIak. Whisky quiet
--l.slslsA Frsights to Liverpool per steamer
drm-cofton, &c; -four, la Sd; grain, I'd. Cork
for orders, ax6d.aaRSd. Receipts - hour, l0;Il
barrels; wheat s3su bushels; corn, i6sSJ bushels;
oats, 5000 bushels; rye. l,s00 bushels. shipments
flour, LOIS bsrrela SaleR-VhoaA 1,lOO 6ushels:
corn, $50 bushels
BALTIMORE. Jan. la-virginia threes, elx bid:
Baltimore and Oalo stock, ~ bid; Northern Gen.
tral STOCK, - asked: Cincupar, Washingto0 and
Baltimore nrsts, Akss5d: consolidased "a bonds,
ii2h asked; DO Stock. tska<a
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Capt. }. b. Thomas of Boston Dead.

BosroS, Jan. 13.-Capt. J. B. Thomas, di:
rector of the American Sugar Refining Com
pany, died at o'clock this morning Of heart
failure.
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CASH Or CREDIT.
READ THESE PRICES.

sotid Oak Antique Hnshai Bed Room Suites 3pieces>
fOr On. cash. or s1s on credit
G-pssse Parior Suites. solid walnut frames. uphoI-
stored plush bes aairco;bf foe ssse.sa or $50 on
credit
Good wovES-wIRE BED SPRINGS for see5
cazh or - 30 On credit.
BRUSSELS CARPET. 0nc. cash or &c. on credit.
Good INGRAM CARPET. &c. cash or 4Oc on credit
wese~ and lay all CARPETS free of COS. and don't
charge for The waste in matching nsureA
Our terms the e1sies. OF any house in the city
only small Payment a; tune Of purchase and the bal
Ance In EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
No notes required and Per cent discount allowed
% a. accounts settled nthirty dAyA
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Vow Is the winter OF discomfort made glorio,
summer by"
GR,srys Doun1y SroRps,


No use in trying to buy the goods for less
money Notsdy Is goinx to give you 81. % for 81.
Grasty guarantees 10 glye you 100 cents dollar
You viii COMPARE his prices you viii where your
interest lies Wherever you the re[luc-
tOIs discounts. &c, there you have hetn paying the
&e- X Is very easy put per and take off
L. Here are Irlccs you can't beat:
10 White Fur Ru2cs. deodOrizs 81.
1Awoo Art squares ..1sx3 yards ........... 5-ss5
Al-WOOl. Jx-}1s yards.
3Extra larve. ~ "A yards 10 co
3 Extra line Combination Fur Rugs. white, black
and fray eenters padded and lined. S1.JO. You can't
8 Very Handsome Oak Suites; regular price, SQ5;
our prise. Sts These viii surprise you Pine Che
val suite, ltSh century. bronze trimmings. French
plate. 80 90 sold elsew here stso- 100 Dinner
IRON S1-sS to . .9-91 We have several Patterns in
w.Jich bresk the sets snd give you anything yol
want 30 dozen Initial Tuuiblers Just received lOc.
Don't You want them: .OUQ dozen Clear Crystal Tun
biers. for l5c. sold elsewhere &c. each. Ne only
you To them Tea sets. 81 p.eres, g. o. Moth
inl IN Washington TO match them. COme-nid see u
Tea Sets. beautiful new style and rich decoration-a
who s.e them want theua-S1.Jt 40 Sets. inch gold
decoration. entirely new shape. With iestoon plates
and fruit saurers. s p:eces q 20 T,ia ei,ina ziit
band (hest gold LEAD. only "a so Fancy Cake and
frnt Plates ~ 70 sr- each Everything lin Ware
10 give you els 81 but We 30 say that no matter
Sh4f you buy from You ret IUO cents worth for
every collar SO1 leave No matter what you buy or
where you hive Will refund the money for anything
and aop't proposs to drive ans Sody away Me in
ten 70 do business right or not at ALL Don't DOUBT
NJ. Z. GRASTY Double Stores
FURNITURE. CARPETS. OIL CLOTH, MATING,
CHINA. GLASS,
Nothing on instaLnsnts. Lyarythins cheap for cash
1a6
YDAIN IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS COMES
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BrfrE, Moxr., Jan. 1s.--Jossph LAfon, the
earicatmist sketch artist, died here yesterday
after few days illness q pneumonia. Mr..
Lsfoa was formerly Of the the New York
Grapi.ic corpa
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PRRsoSAL.-Mr. J. ii. Hobson, general man.
ager Of the Anglo-American Banking CON-
pany, Paris, is at the Shoreham.-J.
B. Kremer Of Carlisle, Pa. and Messrs.
B. Frost, s. Gallinger, ]. w. Miller and
A. Leo We'll Of Pittsburg are at Welcker's-
A. Bruce Joy, the sculptor Of London England.
is at Wormiey' s.--Bepresentativ c. ID. Beck
with and family Of New Jersey, F. ID. Nichols of
st. Louis, DIR. and Mrs W.O Hubbard Of Louis
vile, George Law and VIM. p Clyde Of New
York, E. c. Garfield Of Boston and 4. 8.
Huntley Of Montana are at the Arling-
ton.-John 7. Cook Of Davenport, Iowa,
A. J. Dull Of Harrisburg and Messrs p. c.
S Kno. and nd 49, G; L Masee Of Pitts
Teton, the playwright, of New York, +. A
Smith of Philadelphia and Col. Thos p. Ochil-
tree are at Chamberlin' s.-Artbur Sewall.
president Of the Maine Central railroad, Gen.
T. W. Hyde. C. X. Hanscom Of Boston, W. II.
Bedford OF London, England, Chas II. Tweed
of New York and F.E. Heed of Worcester are At
the Normandie.--S. W. Bates of Portland,
Me-, Gen. Jas. Shaw of Providence, Mr.. and
Mrs. C.a Bushnell Of New Haven, M.M.Benhsm
OF Rochester are at the Hamilton House.-Mrs.
F.A-Rhodes and son. p A Rhodes of Providence,
are ut the acknowledgements j. X.
Whiting of Michigan has taken rooms at the
Hamilton House.-W. Minor of Portland,
Ore, Leandra Fernando of Mexico City and
Jas. x. Davies Of New York are at the Riggs
House.-L II Higgins Of Chicago, james
Witherbee Of New Orleans, Robert Storm, J. T.
Alexander and G. II. Fitch Of New York are at
the Randall.-D. r. Yost Of San Francisco,
Ralph Butler Of Rochester, Rev. and Mrs. w.
J. Sesbury Of New York, r. 7. Starr of salem,
N. J.. are Ct willarda-Gen. Henry L. Alb
bott, Col. Henry W. Closson, Z. @. Miller of
Milwaukee, J. B. Hall Of Cleveland, Ar
thur Fsvcett and Miss Ada Fawcett
Cunongh Of Detroit are at the Ebbitt
House.-Ms. @. H. Marvin and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs @. W. Lothrop Of New York
and A. ID. vorce Of Hartford are at the Hotel
Hilkirk Of Albany, H. Don Issslie
and WI. Powers Of Staten Island, w. 1.
sunderlin Of Troy are At the Natioual--Dr.
Daniel Dorchester, superintendent Of Indian
schools, Nrs. 7. Rsndel Harris Of Haverford
College, Pa, and Miss Mary W. Jones Of New
York are at the Fredonia---C. G. Talialerro
and Nias Uxeie TAliaferro Of Roanoke, WIN. II
TAiiaferro Of Richmond and II. /. Cutkbsrt and
WIN. Mela Of Nov IcEk ere st the Metropolis
tan.--D- 6tacknsy and family of York, Pa,
Cen. 4 Docan and vtfs a ElutrA, Mr.. sAd
Hrs- =. A. Hassstt Of Chicago are = H. O.
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MARRIED.

GENET-cooPER. At the residence of the brsdes
sister. Mt. Vernon. ny. Ds-ef1ber ~ iSsO by the
hey. stephen n Holmes. MILAN kEhkiS Or
Me- of New 1ofk city and JESSIE THAcHEk,
hotSE-McISYoSh. ON Noyen,ter rs, ir<so In
Rev. j. n, u igi.taan. FRkD " kUUsE Of Brs-uksyL,
ny. 70 JESSIE L. Aci NIOSH OF Mastlf.lrto.. Dc
New isqk and Brooklyn psJ-rs plesse cory-l
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10 tne Euitor Oh Inc evening" ofar.
twouldmuch simplify the proposedlegislation
In the interests Of silver Il the bill now before
the Senate were made to read: An act to pay
the holders Of silver bullion 100 cents for
eighty-two cents worth Of silver. The report
Of the director Of the mint for the year 1890
shows the seignorage on the silver dollar
coined during the year being the difference be-
tween the cost Of the silver used In the coinage
and the nominal value Of the coin, thiuk.
amounted to %, S0S, 4le.57. This = TOO much
for the patriotic representatives Of the silver
interests that the government made over nine
million dollars In one year ont Of the coinage
OF silver when that amount could have gone
into the pockets Of our constituentsl Those In
business in l86l-69 viii not fail TO remember
how, - soon - the suspension Of gold pay
ment to the treasury took place IN 1e61, euld
went up rapidly to . preenium and became .
commodity TO be bought and cold, but not cir
culsted, and viii not need 70 be reminded that
the purchasing power Of : dollar u only psr.
tally affected By il lsgal tender valus-6i.So
a. the representative Of day's labor in goad
win buy more than Gle, vhich = ths rspre-
sentative Of the same In Glver. Who, Nm, b
70 be beneAtsd By fra eoinags7 Tia holdsn
and producers Of oliver end he debtor cls0
who want 70 pay their dsbb n cheaper money,
snd 70 favor &fs ~ Who'll 11ed systsn q e.
country = % be changed and our finances
thrown into IL spnvulniea ~ mons1axy rsve-
e~4e3s
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Y.M.C.A. Convention

One hundred delegates from Maryland, West
Virginia, Delaware and the District of Column
biA viii attend the Y.M.OA convention to be-
gin Thursday at Annapolis and to close Sunday.
The opening session will be In the Presbyterian
Church, where Mr.. Theodore A. Harding Of
this city viii deliver an address on 'sThe Pres
emit and Future of Our State Work."
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Mr.. Stewart j. Gass, well-known citizen O,
the District, died at his residence on whitney
avenue near eth street yesterday. aged ffty-two
years. Mr.. Gass was a native of Concord, NH,
but came here in 1859 to engage in the hotel
business. When the war broke out he enlisted
as a hospital steward and served for some YEAR,
as chief clerk to Surgeon ]. II. Brintnan Alter
ward Mr. Gass next entered the fourth auditor 9
office. He served as deputy In the n.arshal 9
Office under Marshals Douglas and Henry.
Some years ago Mr.. Gass located on Whitney
avenue, purchasing a small tract of land. which
had risen TO such value as to place him in CON-
Portable circumstances. He had been in failing
health for some months, but the immediate
cause Of death was paralysis. the attack coming
on Thursday last and Causing death yestcr,
day morning. The funeral will take place to-
morrow at 2 O'Clock from Whitney Mission.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nevv Work SsocL Ngarr.t
Name.


The following are the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to COrson and Mccartney, 1919 + street.
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G r o O A n 3

c ID II 10 E..
stl-sm 10 and IA 7th st. ".
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The purity, elegnEce and excellence of the
famous wines OF Bordeaux are fully repre-
seuted by the fine clarets Of the old reiiahle
house Of ]. Calvet a Co. T. de Barry a Co.
New York, agents. For sale by leading grooers.
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IF You WAKE IN TIE AcRSIyo WITH A BIT
Ter tho mouth, eoatsf tongue. perhaps bead
abe. your liver Is torpid fou hrct Carers Little
Liver fiiaS.
4 S8OsTUfiA BiTfEks rs KNOWN ALL OVER
n The World the rczt rsflafor vi digestive
DE- Sl<Ss<t lie oaiy gen A. al cra;o<lsts
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Genuine only with
yUsrUs Won LIE8IG's
Signature.
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For tnpruved and eco
Eornic cookery. Css 10 for
Soups. Ssures. Made Dishes
(Gane, Fish. kc.) The
Shysst mca. preparation.
Contains no zsided salt. l.
ehearer sna u inner szyur
than any other stock.
Que pound equal 10 forty
pounds Of lean beef u the
value Of aboat $40.
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DAM IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS CONES
from dsOruereSi liver and l. promptly relieved by
Car.ass LITTLE Liver nils Don't fof<et tl.s.
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LIEBr6
cohpANY.s
EXTRACT
OF sEEF.
Gpsnssh
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fused to submit to arbitration, holding that i,
did not represent the contention of the United
States. This will not tend to maintaining cor.
dial relations between Secretary Blaine and
those with whom he has been so recently ne.
gotiating, and many doubts are expressed as Ia
whether MIR. hiaine viii consent to any further
conference with Sir Julian Pauncefote on this
or any other subject.
If the court should decide in favor of Canada
the decision would hot be final as to the eoui.
ties involved in the case, but by depriving the
United States Of the power to libel vessel
shore it would make il impossible for this
country to enforce its present pretensions In
the case.
WILL NOT SANCTION AMI SLIGHT OF MR. ELAINE.
There does not appear to be any disposition
among public men, whether they agree with
Mr.. Blaine in his view of the case or not. 70
sanction any slight that may be put upon him
by this summary appeal to the court from his
view OF the case. There il o difference OF
opinion, however, a. to the degree Of the
Some of the Congressman Who have been in.
terested in the case are glad that It has gone 70
the Supreme Court and think that the dignity
OF Mr.. Blaine win not be compromised what
ever the decision of the court may be.
M. ADAMS vxw.
Mr.. Adams cot Illinois, who il fully qualified
to speak on the subject, said to s7As reporter
that he was very glad that the matter WAS likely
70 get before the Supreme Court.
He said he had not looked care
fully into TIL. particulars ease. hui
that he had no doubt Of the Jurisdiction Of the
Supreme Court. 1T Il desirable, I think," h
aid, shat the legal quesllon should be settled
by that high tribunal NegotiAtions
can then proceed upon the othsz
quegtions, mot Questions Of law, upon vhicl,
the United States bases it, claim OF courss
Mr.. 1aaine could not ask Great britain 10 sub
nit the question of law TO our court, but b
properly 60 there upon Great Britafn's own
noaea. Of eourss e y . eoupltnsat 70 on
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Mr.. Flower On. W said he believed the army
Of the United States of $500 men was neces-
sary for the preservation of the republic and
that 1t was proper and right to use the army as
school to educate young men. in the art of
war. When they did that the more efforts
made to popularize the army the better for the
republic. He saw no harm in sending army
officers to teach military tactics. Our young
men should be taught how to fight, and he saw
no danger to the republic in it.
Mr.. Vaux (Pa.) spoke in favor of the amend
ment as in the direction of diminishing the in
fuence OF the army, which history showed had
always been used TO throttle republics.