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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
Terrific Storm at Nebraska CITY.

NEBRASKA CITY. Ne5., June ga ter
rifle rainstorm prevailed here this after
ternoon. Cellars and houses were flooded,
and small grain was heated down and badly
damaPed
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AColored Murderer Hanged.

SHREVEPORT, La, June 26.-Thomas
Harris (colored) was hanged today for the
murder of Ella Franklin, his mistress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27

FoRT DoDGE, Ia -uns s6.-The latest
advices from Che zee say the damage BY
the flood 10 greater than at first reported.
The receding water shows hundreds OF
head Of stock which ware drowned. The
and along The 4niixoad IL In proRress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27

BosroN, June 26.-The firm of Kimball
Bros, manufacturers and dealers in car
riages, have failed. The Indebtedness II
about 500, 0Q0, and the nominal assets from
90, 900 20 81, 700.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
Alexander of Battenburg Seri

Alexander OF Battenburg Seriously Ill.
VIENNA, June 26.-Princs Alexander, of
Battenburg, ex-ruling prince of Bulgaria,
is seriously i'll. He is suffering from ulcer
in the stomach
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
Gladstone starts for Lowestoft.

LONDON, June 26.-Gladstone has started
for Lowestoft, where he hopes to recruit |
his health. He states there is no cause for
alarm in his condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
spain-American Treaty Signed.

MADRID, June 26.-The commercial treaty
with America was signed to-day. 1t will
De published August and goes into effect
Senfem her l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
Rathboue's Commission Signed.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The President
to-day signed the commission of E. E.
Rathbone as fourth assistant postmaster
general.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
A Wife Murderer Hanged.

SAVANNAH, Ga, June &c. - Ezekiel
Lomans was hanged at cambridge for the
murder of his wife. The murdered
woman's brother went on the scaffold TO
bid him good bye and the men CD braced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
Killed nv q. Falling scatfo,d.

ELIZABETH, N. j., June 26.-Two men
were killed, two fatally injured and three
seriously hurt by the falling Of a scaffold
upol which they were working this morn
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
The Master Plumber Heating

CfxcIsSATI. June 26.-The master
Numbers re-considered their action in
Recommending Murray for appointment ss
chief OF the sanitary plumbing bureau q
the Wcrld's fair ana elected Andrew p.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
DR.. Northrop, Of Columbia, Dead.

NEW York, June 26.-Dr. Northrop, in
structor in zoology at Columbia college.
who was badly burned yesterday by an ex-.
plosion of alcohol, died this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-27
East Africa Company Railway,

BERLIN, June 26:-The East Africa COM
pay at meeting to-day, decided in favor
of building railway from Tanga to
Koorogve, a. a cost Of 62 600, 900 marks.
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A Murderer Bets on the Result Of His Trial.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, June 26.-Merwin
Kuhns, now on trial at Tiffin, Ohio, for the
murder Of Campau, his companion in horse
stealing and other crimes, has the nerve to
bet oD the result of his trial Kuhns was
arrested in Indiana, and he and the officer
who arrested him mad a desperate battle.
Kuhns was shot seven times, and only his
wonderful nerve saved him frem death.
The Tiffin Jail has been closely guarded to
prevent rescue, which it was understood
would be attempted. The trial has created
intense excitement in Tiffin and interest all
over Ohio. Bets have been freely made on
the result, and Kuhns himself takes all bets
at odds of two to one in his OWE favor
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Frank G. Carpenter on the storehouse Of
silver and gold. Sec TIE SUNDAY H1RAID.
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Dr.. Nicholson will Accept the Milwaukee
Blshopric

MILWAUKEE, June 26.-Dr. Nicholson. Of
Philsdelphis, has notified the standing COM
mittee of the Episcopal diocese of Milwau-
kee that he viii accept the bishopric made
vacant BY the death of Knight
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SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 26.-The track
was fast.
Mile-Drizzle won, Chesapeake second,
Cassius third. Time-1 Al 3-5.
Six furlongs-Airshaft won, Fremont
second, Count third. Time-1 :09.
Mile and an eighth-Bermuda won, Ra-
chel second, Lizzie third. Time :56 1-5.
Seven furlongs-Fairy won. Kitty L.
second, Sirricco third. Time-1 rs 2-5.
Heats, seven furlonas-Lynn won the
second and third heats, Atlantic won the
first Best time-1 Is As.
Mile and q quarter--Admiral won, st.
John second. Vengeur third. Time-2:O9
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Young. Of Chicago instead. Joseph A Nc
Donald, of Baltimore, was elected presi-
dent, and Washington City was chosen for
the next meeting.
Adjourned sine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
An Arctic Expedition

Civil Engineer Robert E. Pesry. OF To-
United States navy, now Oh duty at League
Island navy-yard, has BEEN granted leave o.
absence to lead sn Arctic exploring party
through the heart of Greenland to the polar
sea and possibly to the North Pole Itself
The projectors of this new expedition hope
to make more rapid progress through the
interior of Greenland than did Leu. Lock
wood on the coast, and expect these later ad.
venturers will reaoh higher latitude than
ne did. The journey will be made by 8
small party In slsdses efter being landed bv
d whaler st the head of Ings fiald gulf. Il
the coa5i;!ocs On the porth coast OF Green
land are favorable the bold explorers pro-
pose to push on over the ice TO the EXTREMIST
limit, possibly to tho Pole itself. The pro-
ject has the spprovs! of Chief F. gineeT Geo.
W. Melville, Of the Greedy expedition. The
farthest northern point ever reached by ep
Arctic exnlorer Was Lockwood Island, 10
latitude $50 "a, longitude Az s. By Lien5.
James B. Lock wood, son Of Gen. lockwood.
United States army, formerly of Maryiaad
Lieut. Lockwood was lost with the Greedy
expedition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27

KNOCKED OUT THE BIG FBLLow-John
L. Sullivan IVES knocked out by train
hand named Townsend on a Georgia rail-
road passenger tain Tuesday. Sullivan
ard his company were on their way to Ma
con, Ca, from Columbia. 8. G. Sullivan
was in bad humor, and when Townsend
came through The car In which he sat be be-
gao to abuse him. Townsend stood it
awhile, and then jumped on the big felow.
He bleokened Sui ivan'. eye ard choked him
before he was pulled of Townsend weighs
only 135 pounds, bat is very game. Sullivan
after the whipping tried to bluff his oppc-
nent out of the car, bat Townsend stayed in
the car, ard Sullivan soon after c.lmsd
down.
at Macon, Ga.. Wednesday night, while
the Sullivan combination was Playing
Honest Hearts aud Willing Hands" be-
fore packed and noisy audience at the
Academy of Music, sound OF pistol shots
came from behind the scenes. Three police
men hurried there, and for time the ex-
element was intense. The trouble was
caused By Sullivan and his property man
having been drinking heavily. One of the
negro scepe-shifters Jailed to move ss lively
IS Sullivan thought he should, and the ex-
puglist fired three shots at him and the
property nan threw several spittoons at bis
head. Sullivan was very drunk during the
Il at set but sobered up before the play was
oyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
Foreign News.

QUEBEC, Fab. 27.-slr Charles Topper, In
addressing large meeting here last night
spoke Of proposed line of fast steamers
which would receive subvention of $780,
600 year, and which steamers would trade
between France, Eagland and Canada, with
branch line between Canada and Austria
iia. These steamers, Sir Charles said,
would cross the Atlantic In less than five
days, AID he had the promise OF the French
government that its Uoited States malls
would be conveyed by this route. 10 con-
GLIDING Cir Charles said that be did not
doubt that Cir John Macdonald would be
offered treay of limited reciprocity by
Secretary B aine, who 6lds himself beaten
over bis own policy.
ROME, Feb 27-Tbs Pope will receive
the members cfthe Sacred College of CardI-
pals upon the occasion Of the fetes, March
Sd, which will celebrate hia coronation. The
Pope upon this occasion will not speak upon
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lax A NDRIA. VA
FBIoAY EVENING, FEBRUARY p.

AND NOW another change has come over
the spirit of the dreams OF Mr.. John S. Wise
At speech hs made to republican meet
ing in New York last night, he said ifsecre'
tary B aine we're nominated for Presosn
hs would sweep the country. and there
would be such an uprising as has not been
known since Sumter. Mt SO very long ago
MIR. Wise told EX-SENATOR Lewis If Blaine
vera dominated be, Wise, would go IN DIE
hole and pull lhe hole 10 after him, ara 'ne
sams M. Wise used to say his glory" was
the wound ne received in attempting to de-
feat the uprising caused by Sumter. Mr'
Wise eeiz.s every opportunity for letting tne
psopls of Nav York know that at least one
OF thu ex-Ccnfedera.es who have gone to
taas city is not democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
uIRGIEIA EkWs

A. R. Veuabe, j.. of Farmville. has been
appointed secretary Of the Virginia Agricu!-
tursl Socs'y.
at the FarmeTs' Institute at Charlotte
Vile which Id urned on Wednes lay, Joseph
Wallerstein, OF Richmond, appealed to farm
era to rhise those crops now regarded ss un-
important, potatoes, beans, onions, and
showed by the imports that these articles
are In demsnG. He sad the soil here would
produce these vegetables as readily az the
coils OF the foreign countries from which
they were imported. The institute adopted
resolutions requesting The State board OF sg
ricuture to revise The crude and inefficient
Cog law passed fer the protection Of the
sheep ola Ibermarle county and present 1t TO
the Legislature. urging it's passage in its re-
vised forIn Tor he whole State.
10 the city Circuit Court ofRichmoud CD
Wednesday, in the case Of Clarke against the
Western Union Telegraph company for So
900 damages, the jury found for the defsnd-
ant company. Mar. W F. Clarke, the plain
Tiff, s!eeed in h;s declaration that on De-
| tober q, 1889 he seot 6 telegram to L. a
Clarke at Woodbridge, Prince William.
count, that its u s1sge announced the
desth Of bis nfaut, four months old; that
word Wa3 10 be seoJ to his uncle john. q
2save wss 10 be opened and then he would
iesve Richmond at 1l07 q M, October 8;h
81 fur, Der alleged that the said message
was nsver Delivered, and that thereby he
was subjected to Inconvenience and pecuni-
arg loss; inst he was required to keep
the dead ocdy Of the infant 81 the depot Bill
night and take it acrosa toe country in an
open wagon during atoim. from the effects
Of " nicb he became i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. u The veal
er reports from northern Florida show this
morning to have heen among the coldest on
record here for this season Of the year. TIE
minimum temperature at Jacksonville WIS
80 degrees. which was 2 degrees lo@sr than
ever before reco' during the latter psTt
OF February. Extremely cold weather als)
prevails 10 Northwestern Molt'ns The
minimum at Fort Aasinniboine being "a d.
grees below zero, which is - degrees co!der
than any previous record as this time Of tic
yesr. The Temperature was bel1g FRI, Eng
this morning over the entire country east Of
the Rocky Mountains ard north OF tho Ga'f
Coast bnt the cold spell will b, OF short du-
ratiOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27

politics on acoount ef TIE alteration in lbe
relations between The @ ,ir;na and The Va.
lean. He declares that he awais The sc,s
Of the new f:Sla an government, a1d. IN the
meanWhile, remains neutral.
BELFAST, Feb 27-In tie PROCEEDINGS
instituted by the Attorney General for lis.
land, Mr.. Dodgeson Hamilton Madd5a
against two merchants OF this city for yiols.
ton of the marks act, the defendants gers
each fued ten pounds. The merchants had
been exporting American i0rd 20 Eag srd
after having lobelled it as ''pures! rehasd
Belfast lard"
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The coroner's cues.
upon the remains of "CsrrotY Nell tie re.
cant Whitechspel victim. ended to-day. TIE
Jury rendered verdict of "silfG! mrrd,r
against some person or persons unknown
This verdict does not eff ,ct the fireman Sad
Ter, who has been remandel until ton.
row in order to allow the police to make
further investigation in the case.
Ga behalf of the defendants in the co,e
generally known rs the ''baccarat scandal,
the lawyers for the defence have written
to Sir VIM. Gordon Cummings lewyers hat
with view of avoiding delay they are p.e.
pared to refer decision upon the merita oltbe
charges to three gentlemen, they &c I've IL
vested with the usual powa;s OF g trial ~
law, the trial to take place in open coust.
Upon behalf Of Sir Wm. Gordon Cunning.
his lawyers have replied that they do ne in
tend to submit their case to spg body hut a
Jury and that there would not be a mo-
ment's unnecessary delay 10 bringing the
casa to trial. But, the lawyers sdd, they dc
not intend to be hurried.
DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-The suit OF Mir. Ti&.
otby Harrington. against the publisher Of
tho anti-ParnelI paper hsuppressible. was
decided to-day. Mr.. Harrington Obtained
verdict Of five pounds damages.
LONDON, Feb. N.-Lsdy Russell, wife o.
Earl Russell, has made application for
writ OF judicial separation from her husband,
to whom she was married the 6 OF bi4
month. The Earl denies the allegation
made by his wife in her application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
Congress.

The United States seuate Yesterday passed the
sundry civil appropriation bill. with a number Of
amendments, including those sppropristing I; 81.
600 for a brick bsrIsck at the Soldiers Zone at
Hampton Va: $50, 900 for a light station nesr
Pages Rock, York river, Va. $75 600 for }u1-
lie building at Roanoke Va; and $4,000 fJr Do
flung and srking the lines of battle occupied By
the Army of Northern Virginia during the the
days CT the bit.ie OF Gettysburg. Tho seGste TIL
sppropri.iug So 900 600 for a new mint tGld.
ing st Phladelp phi, WAS also passed The leg ss
tive, executive and judicial appropriation bmi va
then taken up aud discaAed till adjournment
The House, stated in the GAZETTE WAS en-
Gagged in general debate on the shipping bill. IT
the evening session the House passed. the gei ef'i
deficiency appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gasette
WAsEING TON. D. c., Feb. 81, 1890.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gasete
WAGERING TON. D. O.. Feb. 81. 1890
Among thu strangers ut the Capitol to-day
vrss postmaster Parker of Suith cid, ViT-
ginia. Hs is here TO try to get increased
II all facilities for Sn:tb69ld, which has re-
Gently grown into quite town, and where
several large peanut factories have been es
tabiishe6. TIE mail now goes there by rail-
rosd, and than eighteen miles by star route.
The people there desire to he supplied with
mail by steamboat.
Mr.. Phillips, superintendent Of the STEAM
boat company that ruas the steamer Lady
of the Lake FROM here to Norfolk, Gays the
steamer referred TO has been thoroughly re-
paired and. reiurnisheG from stem to stern
and lighted entirely with electricity, and
that a. soon as the new lice OF boats to N r.
folk Is started the fsre on the L IKE viii! be
reduced to ely ceats. and that the price of
regular meals 90 he beat will be fifty cents.
but that mesls will be supplied by card at
any desired price.
A wsll.known democrat from Albany, 8
personal friend OF Governor Hill, was at the
Capitol today. n Gays the Governor is a
candidate for the Presidency, and will be
unless the national democrstic convention
shall nomioaie somebody alse. which he
does not expect it will do. He also says tie
Governor will have q solid delegation from
Now York to that convention, that be will
he nomi hated and elected. and that be is
democrat, is not liable to the bighead, and
is sptj sct to tbs Influences that operate upon
mortals.
Senator Barbour Cid not go to the Haxall.
Gordon wedding in Baltimore last nigh, as
reported in soma of the ne wspspers, bat his
nephew. Mr.. J S B. Thompson. superin-
tendent of the Virginia Midland Railroad,
and the iatter's beautiful and brilliant wife,
did &c.
1t Is reported at the Capitol to-day that
flaw has bsen discovered at the White
House in the Washington and Arlington
Railroad bill which may prevent that bill
from receiving the Presidents signature.
The sessions of the % annual couvsn-
tiou OF the Womsn Suffrage Association
we're resumed this morning. The first ad.
dress of the cay wee by len B. Daitrick,
of Msssacbpsstir. Re-sctjsct was the Con
gressional debate On the admission of Wye
1uing. According to m dsrn science, she
said, man has been upon the earth abou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
TELEeRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

The floods in N9w York contiaue to inter
fere with railroad travel.
The British steamer ElmVile, at LIVER
pool. from Norfolk, WAS slightly damaged ty
fire to day.
Albert a. Hovsy, TRANSFER agent Of the
Rock Island road. committed suicide yester
dav at Chicago, by cutting his throaf.
Eight elections for The Dominion parlia-
mept went by reclamation yesterday. OF
the eight six are claimed IS miniatesialisis.
There is great suffering in the Cherokee
strip among the boomers who went there
from Ksnsss acd Missouri. The b!izz ird
cauah them uDprepared for severe weather.
The House has decided in the Metcalfe-
Clarke bribery case at Olympia, Wash, that
it has NO Jurisdiction over Clarke's alleged
clfsuce. It ia probable the matter will be
dropped.
Ii Is reported that Yuma, Asz, is doom
ed t, destructio on and that three quarters OF
the city is flooded. TIE twelve hundred in
habitants havs taken refuge in the peDiten
tiarg on high ground.
Tne Illinois State board OF beslih hss de-
cde1 that hereafter it wi: recognize no fer
eign diploma unless such diploma confer the
right to practice medicine in the country in
which it was granted.
The National Tobacco Works Of Louisville
Ky, belonging to Pfingst, Darhoefer aad
Company, and incorporated at $500 900, have
bsen sold to a cigarette sydcste in which
Kinney Brothers and Alien and Ginter are
leaders 1t is believed to be the beginning
of great combination of tobacco malufac
turing interests.
The food at Schenectady, N. Y, abated
as rapidly as it cams and to-day huge cakes
:; flee lying in the streets are the only remind
ers of yesterdays inandstons The fats
below The city are. however, still flooded
and the immense plant of the Ellison Gen
eral Electric Company is surrounded by
water. The river above the city Ia choked
up with ice and it is fesred there will be more
high water when it moves out. The damage
done yesterday by the fl bod wi not exceed
IS OCO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
The Richmond Assault Case


Nc crime Committed In Richmond In the
psst thirty years, probably, has called forth
N ale indigestion snsn the brutal assault By
negro Wednesday night on Bessie Pulling
TIE victim is pretty little curly-hairt d
eleven ear-oE daughter of Mr.. G. A. Pull
ing, who is g highly respected cisizan.
The assault wss committed Ia q big lot in a
tbick,y settled oeishborhood in tbs western
part of tie ci 2 between and O'clock.
Ahcut that lime The child was returning
from the stEeet.car transfer station, where
she had bsea TO Garry her fathers eupper.
she wac apps oached hg q negro msn, who
cIapped he hand over the giri's mouth end
& aged her into The lot. Rsese says that
abe made al attempt to cry for assistance,
nus The negro told her Ihet i. sbs made sny
noise be YOU'D kill heI. Notwilhe;e ndlue
this threat tbs child made strenuous HJrta
to cry cut. snd her aeeai act threw her vio-
!en:ly TO the ground ami checked Der until
she was partially lnsensibe. Afrer assault
ing the child the negro d. His victim
than ran home, within stones throw Of
the spot where yne assault was com mitted,
and Informed her mother of the occurrence.
The physician summoned TO the girl foupd
her In such u nervccn condition she had 10
be paced under tne il fuence OF oriates.
Yesterday the chiln vss we'll enough 60 give
some description of her aseeilant. As it was
dark when the attack was made this is not
very defaite. The mayor has given orders
to the police 10 spsre neither money nor en-
ergy in the { fIlrts 10 eppreheGd the negro.
There Ia no clue to tire sssailent The Child
thinks she would re oogoizs him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27
Land Claim Settled

ALTON, le., Fab. 27.-The claim OF L
te!rs in this city to tract of land ia MSr'
land has bsen found valid and settled, srd
tho claimants have received certificates 6
ownership and deeds FOR the land in qua
ton. The lard comprises two hundroa
acres lying near Cd Fort Cumberland, Al
iegtany county, Md fly miles ffcm Wasf
ington city. The deeds cal! for thirty acrs-
each in what is Known IS Cumberland ci,y
and are in favor OF Mr.. f. NJ. Hugo, MIS-
Sarah E. Paul, and Mrs. John Price, of Isl
city, and O.car N. Rugc, OF Peoria, thu
being the legitimate heirs of the late D
Sam'l B. Hugo. The claim dates back Sc
1eats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-27

half a million years. Il this be true. The re-
cent enftanchIaement CT women by the Ter
ritorv of Wyoming was nothing to be epc.
ciaiIy proud of. And yet Wyoming was the
ouly resily logical dietrlc; Of the American
Uuion.
q report frcm the Secretary of War, sent
20 the Senate tt-'ny, shows that probably
one hundred men ere sheltered IL
tsns ut the Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Virginia, owing to want of aocomm odations
in the barracks, bat that the tents are very
comfortable, being provided With floors and
stoves, and that they sfford as much room
rs barracks and that the men are comforta-
BILE and would rather be in tents than in the
barracks
Senator Blair of New Hampshire. author
| of the famous B air educational, and varlou5
other cranky bills, snd whose term as Sen
etor expires Cd the 4 b proximo, was to-day
nominated for U. s. Minister Chine.
At last nights session of the Senate Mr.. Bar
hour got an appropriate; of $25, 900 for light
house on Pages Rock. York River, Virgins, az
| det to the suudIy civil bill
| The friends OF the French spoliation claims say
tod, W they are confident an appropriation to pay
those claims will DO sdded by tie Senate TO the
| deficiency bill
Az Repres. n tstive Anderson of Kansas has
avowcd his intention of opposing the considera.
ton of any more railroad bills at this session OF
Congress- the friends of the bill granting the Nor
folk and Western Railroad entrance into this
civ have almost abandoned hope Ct the success OF
that bill.
Congress men Lee and Waddil ono for public
building at Leesburg and the other for similar
building at Manchester, pooled thei. ssues to day
| in order to get those bills up, bat Mr.. Speaker
| Reed was memorable.
Mr.. Charles Turley of Fairfax county, Virginia,
| is i'll in Providence Hospital here-so i'll that he
probably will never leave there alive.
Judge Sener OF Fredericksburg and Judge Low
is CT the Cours of Appeals of Virginia are spoken
of by their friends in connection with the new
U. S. iu 'geship for the Virginia circrit.