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SpectdI UtSpdtch 70 NC 4hte9uQeHeeT'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 1.-THE
Senate adopted q resolution extending
the Presidents pay ten days and Assist
ant Clerks strick!er and Wellman fifteen
days. House Joint Resolution No. II,
recommending and endorsing Lewis's
History, was adopted. Senate Joint
Resolution No. 15, recommending for
use on all boilers in use in this State the
boiler alarms patenten by ]. B. Funk, j.
P. Zsrker and A. A. Hallord, was
adopted. The report Of the conference
committee on House bill No. II, cleo
ton bill, was received and the bill passed
as amended. House bill No. 157, to
amend the school law and repeating
chapter 65 OF the Code, was ordered to
It's third reading. House bill No. 242,
empowering the town Of Keyser to issue
bonds for water works, on Its third
reading, was made special order for 4
a. IN, to.morrow. House bill
No. 257, concerning powers and
duties Of town councils was passed.
House bill No. IS, to suppress riots, pre-
vent carrying reyolyers aud bowie
knives, and prohibiting armed detec-
tives from operating in this State, on
its third reading was made a special or
der for II q. IN. tomorrow. House bill
No. 2ls, concerning writs Of error, su'
persedeas and bills Of exception, was
ordered to third reading. House bill
No. 14S, concerning public roads; per-
sons may pay direct road tax BY work !
was ordered TO its third reading. House
bill No. 81, game law, while on its sec.
ond reading was amended 30 that all but
the section concerning chasing or kill:
ing deer on ahother's land was stricken
out, and ordered to its third reading.
Senate bill No. so was vetoed by the
Governor yesterday, and the veto sus'
tanned. q
House bill No. 2S4, TO extend the cor
pofate limits Of Parkersburg, on its sec
opd reading, was amended 30 as to leave
out the eptailed estate Of ]. n. Stephen.
son and was made special order Tor \
p. m. tomorrow.
House bill No. 80. regulating licensing
OF attorneys. was indi6nitely postponed.
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CHICAGO, March ll.-lt Is rumored
that the two corporations controlling the
business Of real estate abstract making
In Chicago, Handy & 90. and the Cook
County Tile Co.. are to be merged into
virtually trust with capital OF =, S,OOO,'
oOO. The Chicago and London Contract
Co. Ia reported 70 have the matter IN
hand, Such combination, y y SAID,
would have 0 remarkably profitable mo-
nopoly.
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cane. The presentation speech was
made by Colonel Freer in his happiest

Colonel Welch was taken entirely by
surprise, but expressed his heartfelt
thanks in q few well chosen words, say
ing that in all his experience as legis.
lator he had always voted for what he
thought was right, irrespective of party
or anything else; that he had voted con-
scientlously on every question Of the
present session and he always would do
so, regardless Of adverse criticism or any
Nj. Campbell, Of Hardy, the first
Democrat who voted for the appropria.
ton, saying as he did so that he was
Confederate soldier and was proud TO
have an opportunity to vote for q mon.
ument to West Virginia's dsada Gettys.
burg, was called out later in the evening
and presented with an elegant gold ring,
Mr.. Hanen making the presentation
speech. He, too, was taken by surprise,
but acknowledged the compliment quite
gracefully.
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NEW YoRx, March 11.-Central office
detectives this morning arraigued in the
Tombs Police Court Jos. Barondess and
the twelve RCssisn cigarmakers who
were arrested late last night for having
engaged in the attack on Herman Green.
baum and his family at Jamaica, L. l.,
on Monday. The prisoners we're sspeE-
ately identified by Greenbaum and then
turned over to the police OF Jamaica.
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murdsrsd for RsyeuSe.

AsHTABu1A, O., March ll.-Henry
McCristy, the keeper Of a saloon and
sporting resort, was found lying in the
gutter near here this morning with a
bullet hole through his body and his
throat cut from ear TO ear. His watch
and money were in his pocket, and the
deed is supposed to have been committed
by some one who wanted revenge.
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THb SUPRBMB COURT.
A Good Long Lat oE Cases Passed VpOna
Yesterday.
"a. E.L-uL---.--

A Good Long Lat 0T Cases Passed Upon
Yesterday.
Special Dispatch TO ne LaseLiQsneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 11.-su.
preme Court: Martin vs.. Heaton ct al,
Richie county, petition for writ Of error
refused. Glasscock vs. Brandon, Bar.
b6ur county, opinion by Holt; decree Of
Circuit Court affirmed. Ohio River
Railroad Company vs. Gihbens, Wood
county, opinion by Holt; decree Of Cir.
cult Court reversed, injunction dissolved
and bill dismissed. State va Jackson
Cadle and David Reed, Raleigh county,
opinion by Holt; judgment Of CtFcnitt
Court affirmed. First National
awarded. bond 500. Lewis Gable
ys. Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany, Kanawha county. opinion by
Brannen; judgment Of Circuit Court re-
versed and case remanded. Baxter vs.
Tanner, Clay county, opinion by Bran.
non; decree Of Circuit Court reversed
and case remanded. Fouthy vs.. Poar
cree Of GiicGIt Eoprt affirmed. Bright
vs. knight, Gresnbrier County, opinion
by English; decree OF Circuit Court af
firmed. Williamson vs. Hayes, Tylel
county, opinion by English; judgment
OF CirGpit Court reversed and judgment
Of County COURT affirmed, kanawhi
Valley Bank Ys. Wilson, KanaSha copn
ty, opinion by Lucas; decree Of Circuit
Court affirmed. Court adjourned tC
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Buried ON Foreign Soil.

NEW YoRK, March 1.-THE steamship
venezuela, which arrived here from
Curacao, report that Charles D. Blanc,
otNew Orleans, ex.V United Ststes Con-
sui at Porto Capello, died at Curacao on
March 8 and was buried there. o..
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Anoth,r Rn,imnr Combine.

EVANSVILLE, .1Nna March lilo. P.
Huntington, President of the Hunting.
ton system, which has lately purchased
the Mobile 4 Ohio road n. E. ingalls,,
President ofthe Big Fouri ]. F. Barn:
ard, President and General Manager Of
the Ohio & Mississippi; Gen. John
Echols, OF the Chesapeake, Ohio 4
Southwestern, and George w. Saul, Of
the Chicago 4 Illinois, have arrived
here. II Is said they are here TO secure
the entrance to Evansville Of the Mobile
4 Ohio road from the South, and the
Big Four from the North, thus forming
q great railway combine.
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American woman Murdered,

SEVILLE, March liza woman has
been found dead in train which arrived
this morning in this city. An investi.
CATION made by the police into the
cause Of the woman's death shows that
she had been murdered and robbed.
Papers found upon her body have the
name Of Harrison upon them. It is
inferred that the murdered person Is an
American woman.
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Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock,
a little son Of Michael Heisenbsrg, oi
the South Side, who works at Gilliland'f
glue factory, fell into pot containing
solution Of lime used for washing the
glue. A long iron bar, used for stirring
the solution, and worked by steam
rolled him around in the tank, complete.
ly submerging him. he was gotten out
and Dr.. Ford was called in. His In
juries were not very serious.
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MAY BE A STRIKE.
Possibility That tho Big Four May Be
Tied Up.

obSASAAS AAtAs esAS SsA NSN@ -s-S -
Tied Up.
SPRINGFIELD, O., March 1.-THE
Grievance Committee OF the sandusky
Branch of the Big Four returned this
morning from indianapolis, where they
have, with Grievance Committees Of
other divisions, been in conference for
four days with Big Four officials includ-
ing President ingalls,.
They have been unsuccessful 80 far in
their arguments for having their wages
raised to the SYSTEMS standard. They
will return to Indianapolis Friday to
have further conference. A well posted
employe says that the feeling is such
that tie up OF the whole system may
result unless the management makes
some concessions. Each division has
grievance.
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Special D!Jpliea 10 ne IatEltgsac1.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, March 1l.-James
Heldman, aged thirteen, son OF John
Heldman, fell this evening from the
cars at franklin coal mines, and had
both his legs severed from his body
above the knees. Drs. Parsons and
shury are doing all they can to save bis
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Elmer Mn,hbnrn for Mayor.

CnloAao, March 1l.-Elmer E. Wash:
burn, at one time chief Of the United
States Secret Service, has received and
aecepted a nomination for Mayor OF
Chicago on the Independent citizens
ticket. The peEEonal rights wing OF the
Nomination committee formally objected
n the nomination and Withdrew from
The COMMITTEES on the ground that NJ.
Washburn was in favor Of the Puritani'
al GunSav
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NEw YoRK, March 1.-THE jury in
the trial Of James A. Simmons for help.
ing Classen wreck the Sixth National
Bank, after being out all night, came in
at noon to-day and announced that they
had been unable TO agree upon q yer.
dict and asked to be discharged. Judge
Benedict denied the request and the
inrors were locked up again.
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"a Pair OF Kids" was given at the
Opera House last night To packed house,
II is "a amusing as ever. Alter the per
formance began Sheriff Steenrod served
attachment papers In q suit brought by
Boston parties against Mr.. Kendall tC
recover somewhat over 500. II is un.
derstood that Mr.. Kendall denied the
Justice OF the claim, but he paid It be.
cause he could not afford to stay here
and fiVhk IL.
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Two Y.nrn Tor Killlnr a Man.

Special Di5pateA 70 ne IHseLllJtNotr.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, March 11.-In the
Circuit Court, now in session, the case OF
Harvey vandergrif, indicted for striking
William Powell with a poker, from the
effects OF which he died, was concluded
and Judge Hsgans sentenced him to the
penitentiary for two years.
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ohlldren KILLED by railing Gablos.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE gables of the
Synagogue at Menza have long been
regarded as unsafe and the strain during
recent snow storms caused them this
morning to collapse and bury number
Of children in the ruins. The bodies OF
four children have been recovered, The
search Is still proceeding. tits hoped
that some may be alive.
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ColuMBUs, o., March 1.-THE grand
jury in the Elliott.osborne tragedy re-
ported this evening, returning two in.
dictments, each against W. ]. and P. j.
Elliott for murder in the frat degree.
Jointly charging them with killing A.
@. Osborne aud W. L. Hughes, an limo.
cent spectator,
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BASE BALL WAR.

Tho Association Managers Rrlng Suit
Against the League In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, oHIo, March 10.-The
legal battle has begun in the base ball
field. The Association men have fled a
petition in the Superior Court against
the League, alleging that the defendants
have conspired to deprive the PLAINTIFF
OF their base bali grounds. The petition
ers ask for receiver to settle the prop.
ertp rights and that the defendants be
enioinsd from using the grounds Of the
Association. The court granted tenn.
porary restraining order.
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HI. wite nnd Son 90 20 Him.

wAsHIxaros, D. O., March 1.-THE
wife Of Representative Breckenridge, Of
Kentucky, with her eldest son left
washington this morning for Pensacola,
Fla, upon the receipt o. paWs ot ner
husbands illness. A private dlsaatcn
received here this afternoon states that
Representative Breckenridge condition
mas much improved.
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RoNE, March ll.-slgnor Luzzati,
Minister Of the Treasury, has withdrawn
the offer OF 100000 made by ex-Ptemitr
Crispi to the city Of Genoa, for the
Christopher Columbus fetes. The With
drawal is made on the ground ofneCes.
sity OF public economy.
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CHARLEsroS, W. Va, March 1.-THE
Silver Guarantee Medical Company, ol
Wheeling, for the manufacture aud sale
Of chemical and medicine compounds,
was chartered to-day. Capital $500, With
the privilege Of increasing TO 100000
The shares are 500, and are held BY ],
W. Ramsey, A. s. List, PEBBLES Tatum
John 7. Reed and Jesse O. Morris, all ol
WhSelini,
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BESotEs, Nh, March ll.-President
Harrison walked into BsngieS Point
club house at $50 p. m. to-day, smiling
broadly and looking as II he were at
peace with all the world. He had killed
six red headed ducks. The President
will remain till Saturday.
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A JACKSON kXnIBlT
70 bo Prepared for the Worlds Fair-sOme
Fius Relics.

Fins Relics.
CHICAGO, March l1.-William Penn
Nixon has referred to the Directory a
letter he received from Mrs. Amy A.
Jackson, of Old Hickory, Tennn con-
cssning an Andrew Jackson exhibit
ut the Worlds Fair. This lady and
her husband are the owners oil
Gen. JaCkson's old homestead, the
hermitage and large number Of Jack
VoRiG1 relics. Shell indignant at the
State Of Tennessee for neGlecting to
purchase and preserve the hermitage
and its relics. Rather than have these
treasures revert TO the State she would
make a bonfire OF them,
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Gen. Palmer. He said to an IxrE111.
dENcER reporter last night: 1.-THE first
battle was ever in was under Gen.
Palmer. i was on his staff OF the battle
OF La Verne, Tenn. He is q good man,
and I am glad he got there"
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N.v, RsosIvsd II,b loo oupa.

NASHVILLE, TENN., March lion the
receipt Of 4 telegram announcing the
election Of Gen. ]. NJ. Palmer, Senator
in Illinois, Governor Buchanan ordered
ont the Warrington artillery TO fire q
gainte Ia honor Of the event. One hun
dred and one guns were hred for Palmer
and the Democratic members and one
each for CockTell and Moore.
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ELGIs, ILL, March 11.-Maude Hew-
lit, aged fourteen, aud Arthur Wilson,
aged twenty.tour, eloped Monday night.
Wilson is a peanut vender and Maude
is the daughter OF wealthy parents.
Officers are in pursuit OF the fugitives to
prevent the marriage. The girls father
says he will make her widow il they
are married.
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Sioux Cry, IA, March l1.-F. A.
Gale, q prominent banker and politician
Of Yankton, committed suicide by shoot.
ing in the Merchants Hotel this after.
noon. He left letter saying that he
had Lost all his money on the Chicago
Board Of Trade.
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HAzLEroS, Pa, March 1.-THE con-
'dition Of tho four rescued miners at
GAINESVILLE hospital was such to-day
that Dr.. Mears allowed them all to get
out Of bed for the first time. II Is more
than likely that their terrible fastand ex'
perieuce will leave serious results with
some II not all Of them.
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rhe Mnnnr.ms ono NOD % plame.

HALIFAX, N. S., March 1.-THE Cor.
ones's jury on the Spring Hill mine
disaster has rendered a verdict exoner'
atlag the management from all blame
and declaring that the explosion was
caused by flame at the discharge Of q
hhnN in the nina
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CHICAGO. March ll.-Chag. f. Cook,
formerly an officer OF the dciupct Park
National bank Of this city aud part
owner in two Wiscongin banks that
failed when tho Park National went
under, was arrested to-day on TequiBi-
ton from Wisconsin.
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rIres nnd AmerIcan. IN cubn

HAVANA, March 11.-ssveral large fires
on plantations have been reported this
week. In several instances the fres
were the work OF incendiarlss. An un.
usually large number Of prominent
Americans are visiting Cuba. The lead
ing hotels OF this city are full Of them.
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BERLIN, March 11.-Dr. Windthorst,
the famous leader Of tho Centre or
Catholic party in the Reicbstag, is sut
fering from congestion Of the lungs. His
condition is very critical, and the sacra-
ment OF extreme JUNCTION has been ad-
ministered to him.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1l,-"There
"a nothing further in the Bering sea
question: said Secretary Blaine tnis
afternoon. "ttis practically settled that
We will submit the question 70 afolt1a'
ton
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Robbed at Barncsville.

Special DLGpdtch TO The LttesstgeIeT.
BARNEsvtbLE, O., March tt.-G. H.
Bates, station agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad at salesville, Ohio, who
came here on business, was knocked
down by unknown assailants last night
and robbed Of $27o,0o0.
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PEoRA, ILL.,, March 1.-THE fire
which destroyed the warehouse OF the
Peona Grape Sugar Company, and also
damaged the Pabst Brewing Company's
wareh, use, was gotten completely under
contral al 5 o'clock this morning. 1t is
thought the loss will foot up $4,000.
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Hpsstfh DEpa1ch 70 tRs 1RtHtVe1ac6'
BARSEsViLLE, o., March 1.-THE barn
belonging to William G. Major, a promi.
nent farmer north OF this place, was
totally destroyed by fire last night. It
contained farming machinery and stock
valued at $1,000. No insurance.
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WHEN We reflect that so many human
beings die oi consumption we must
come TO the conclusion that every ybody
ghoul ID be provided with DR.. BnllA
Cough Syrup, the poor COnsumptiye'a
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A telephone message was received at
the lNTELLIdENcER Office last evening
from Pittsburgh, announcing that at the
dog show there the cocker spaniel
"Pippo," owned by i. W. Collins, Of
Martins Ferry, won The tirst prize.
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SOME GREAT FINDS.
An American ArchasolOg.ss Working on
Buried GFeciHn City.

ATHENS, March l1.-Prof. Chaa. Wald-
stein, the American Archaeological, has
had further success in his task Of exca.
waiting hidden treasures from the ruins
OF Eretoria, the city on the Island Of
Eaboa, which was founded before the
war OF Troy. and which was destroyed
400 years before Christ by the Persians.
Prof. Waldstein has found the ruins Of
a theatre, a number OF graves and splen-
did treasures consisting OF gold, dia.
dems, jewels, vases, etc.
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LONDON, March 1.-THE British ship.
Bay OF PauHmS, hiss been wrecked of
Falmouth, and the captain, his wife and
twelve Of the crew have been drowned.
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Charleston Personals.

Special Dispatch to tie IRtslItgeNer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 11.-Col-
onel Jonn A. Robinson, OF Patterson
Station, and W. W. Vanwinkle and O.
s. Despard, of Parkersburg, were among
to.night's arrivals.
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RoME, March 1.-THE physicians in
attendance on Prince Jerome Napoleon
announce to-day that his feverish symp.
toms are abNting and that his strength is
incre9ginR,
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VII, bs Rather Chilly.

CHICAGO, March ll.-The Signal Scr.
vice Bureau reports that In Eastern
lows, Illinois and lower Michigan The
Temperature will fall TO sixteen degrees
above zero tomorrow morning,
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MARsEILLEs, March ll.-A hurricane
has swept over the BlleRrio Isles and a
number Of shipwrecka have occurred on
the coasts OF these isles.
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spect6t DISpdtch W u1s 4EAetIpeHeH'
MARrINsDuRd, W. VA, March H.
Fordman, the large imported PerCheron
stallion belonging TO Mr.. Luther Rapp,
Of Falling Waters, died OF congestion OF
the bowels to-day. He cost s., 900.
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RoME, March 1.-THE new Italian
premier has made overtures to the Vati-
can with view 10 bringing about an
entente cardidle based on concessions 10
be made 10 OaIholics.
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Aw..,.,, IinIo, I,,vid.ps.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE directors
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany to-day declared the regular quar-
terly dividend Of II per cent payable
AnTii IL.
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Pen Into. lhe BtsnminIei- Tanl..

ul3l7I18 U17E EVEIF y I't 4l1EtI IElgElIEFT'
CHARLEsToN, W. Va, March ll.-Will
Ames, Of West Charleston, to-day fell
into the steam tank at the Branch We
neeEipg factory and was badly scalded,
i is feared he will not live.
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wASuIxoron, D. G., March 1.-THE
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has
awarded contracts for furnishing the
Sioux Indiana with beef and corn.
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wgLCH AND CAMPBELL

Hopored by Their Republican Colleagues
for Their High Minded Action in Regard
to the Appropriation.
Nsstql DipateA 10 ne IHiSsi0@e1.
CHARtEsT9N, W. VA. March 11.-oOl.
W. N. Welch, of Mineral county, vas
GsrCesbly surprised this evening. His
Republican friends thinking . reward
due him for his gallant fight in behalf ol
the $1,000 appropriation for soldierS'
monument at Gettysburg, shortly be-
fore the night session they invited him
into the Judiciary Committee room and
presented him with fine gold headed
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BalIotinC for n senator.

sAcRAMENTo, CAL, March 1.-THE
State Legisture, in joint session, to-day
balloted for United States Senator, with
the following result: NJ. NJ. Estee, 90;
N. q. DeYoung, "a; Charles N. FELTON,,
IS; scattering, 20. Coucher Dem. who,
under Democratic caucus arrangement,
was substituted to-day for 0stron, re.
ceiyed the full Democratic strength, 25.
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Moro Mono, tor a.rmnn Gnnbont.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE Budget Com.
mittee OF the Raichstag to-day granted
the sum asked to build additional gun.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, March 1l.-A house
occupied by Thomas Harwood, an old
man, caught fire last night and Har'
wood was burned todeath.