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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
Mr.. Elder, of the Kansas House, Gre.
aies a Lively Scene. by His
Remarks.
JOHN NJ. PALMER ron v. s srNA.
TOR.
A Spiriinallstic Medium Describes the
Fate Of the Missing Tap
tain 4. L.. Norton.
speaker Gid-r of tho House Gets
Excltr.L

TOPEKA, llaa., March TO- There
was n scene " great excitement In
the house tonight. The committee re-.
port on the investigation Of the State
Housu Commission moi being ready,
Speaker Elder, who had taken tho
Moor moved that the committee he al.
llow..l 10 ~ alter the adjournment u
the Legislature.
Douglas trcp.) complained that tho
PERSONS under Investigation Ind not
been allowed 10 be present at the com.
mlttoc slttlng-, either IN person or by
attorney. lie aud other republicans
denounced tito committee and the Far.
mon Alliance.
Elder became exceedingly angry,
and saii the Alliance was running the
house aud the republicans must sub.
init, whether right OF wrong.
Then the galleries his ed, the All
ance men cheered and the republicans
groaucd.
The fcrgeani.at-arms and the door.
Keeper attempted 10 clear the galleries,
aud several lively encounters took
place. A general fight became i'm.
mincni, bat finally Elder resumed the
chait aud said he was ashamed 81 his
remarks, amt appealed 10 all present 10
maintain order. quiet wns then re-.
stored and Elders motion adopted.
The State Legislature today closed
consideration u general legislative
measures, and from now 10 adjourn.
neut viii consider nothing but nppfu-
priaiiOn bills. The work ~ the session
has been n distinct disappointment 10
the Iafmouf Alliance. They came To
ropeka intending TO institute all sorts
~ felogme, aud return without having
accomplished amy u the radical ones.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlalnfeId,
Ill.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs, nhe was treated for month by
her family physician, but grew worsc.
He told her she was hopeiess plotiDi
IF consumption, and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest.
ed Dr, Klng's New Discovery Tor con-
sumption; she bought bottle, and TO
her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued lis use,
aud after taking ten bottles found her.
self sound and well, now does her own
housow0rk aud " as well a. she ever
waa. Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery ut A. G. Smith & Co.'S Dag
Store. Large bottles 500. aud Sl.0O. =
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THE NArIoNII PENETRATION.
Letter Prom Archbishop walsh Read
before tlie Convention.


DunptS, March i0.--rhs National
Federation convention opened In this
city today, Justin McCarthyprosiding.
a letter from Archbishop Walsh was
read, Ia which tho Archbishop said
that four.nfihs Of the constituencies
were ready 10 follow tho load uf XII.
kenny. Parnoll's policy Involves do.
struction OF the work or the last ten
years.
Letters In approval Of the couue
adopted by the McCarihyitcr were ro-
ccivod from Archbishop Croke aud
most of the bishops OF ireland.
Sir Thomas ksmondo, secretary Of
the convention, stated that ll5 organ.
ikstlons had sent delegates. Letters
had been received from ninety
Others, stating that these organ
izatlnns would support Mccarthy.
The latter said tho league had
allowed ltself To be captured IN rccre-
ant way 10y tho "Crowbar brigade. :"
Tho Feieration, he declared, was well
rid Of the National League. IL was
thought by some persons that they had
waited too loug for tho lcaglioTs "a take
action, but they had felt bound 10 hold
on In tho hope that the party would re-
main united.
Thomas Sexton, member Of Parlla-
ment, made n statement 10 the effect
that during tho Buulogne negotiations
representatives Of n majority OF the
Irish parliamentary party offered 10
leave tho craftsmanship OF the party
open for u year II Parnell would reiir.
temporarily from that position. The
negotiations proceeded on this basis.
Parnell's leadership, hc said, was no
longer within tho range VI practical
politics.
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NOTES PROM WARRINGTON.
Ncitieion's statement Concerning the
rands la Depositinx Hanks.

WAsHiS0ToN, March lO.-AotlnR
Secretary Nettleton OF the Treasury
Department made the following stale
ment this afternoon In regard 10 the no.
port that the department had decided
TO call In the government deposits In
national banks "rhegover has
no present or immediate need 10 use
any part OF the funds now In deposi.
tory banks. Doubtless during the next
eight months part of such deposits will
be required, hut they viii, IN such case,
be called In In ins,nllments aud only
on reasonable notice, as heretofore. In.
asmuoh rs these deposits, when M
called, viii doubtless he diBhurssd to
meet the current requirements Of the
government, the mud 70 used will be
almost Immediately returned 10 the
channels ~ business"
CLAIMS usDER THE DIRECT TAx ACT.
Assistant Secretary Nettleion has
notified claim agents aud others In
terested In claims under the direct tax
net, that all payments under that act
will be made 10 the States In trust for
the cltizena thereof nom whom they
were collected, or their legal rcpreson.
tatiyes, and that claim agents and
others will not bo allowed To examine
tho direct tax records Of the DEPART
ment unless authorized by the States.
A BOARD or OFFICERS,
10 consist OF Brlgadior- General Alex.
ander, Colonel George II. Mendel.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, March David
II. rosion, a prominent lawyer Of this
city, was today shot and morally
wounded hy Colonel n. Clay King,
also member Of the Mcnpn,s lar.
The tragedy occurred on May Street,
opposite Court square, md oocnsionud
great excitement on tue crowded
thourougharr. This causes which let O.
the shooting have their origin IN o.
noted lawsuit, which has become ease
celebrated both In rcnnuss,c and Ar.
kansas, and Ia which II, Clay King
aud Mis-. Gideon !. Pillow, wife Of
Gideon ]. Pillow Of Fort Pillow fame
were the principals.
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his wife during the day has been obs,i.
nate aud helpless Towards evening
she commenced 10 talk and there were
signs u reconciliation between hu'-
band and wife. The police officials
advice Jackson 20 surrender 10 the au-
hori,les, the law permitting fofcible
entrance Into his residence tomorrow.
The abductors have given guaran.
tee TO appear In the court Of 1liihcr0e
tomorrow. Mfs. jackson has sent a
telegram TO the police saying TINT she
ls content 70 remain IN her husbands
house aud that the siege may be
stopped.
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a coNseL,D.rros.
scrnnto" Is reresd ", ~. I.a.Eawn..
na 60, 10 GENE TO terms.

NEw YoHiS, March lO.-At a meet.
ing m tho Office Of the Illinois Steel
Company this incoming n consolidation
" the Lackawanna Coal aud lion
Company and the scranton Steel Com.
pany was effected. About seven years
ago scranton lrft the Laclsawanna
Company and orgnnlx-d the scrantnn
steel Company, with capital u s56l.-
ull, since whlch time the concern hIs
nc,n disturbing factor H. tho steel Tall
huhinvss. Effort, 10 inuucr him %
consolidate or rsll out proved unnv,il.
ing, and the company about two weeks
ago began putting steel rails on tho
market below POOL prices. with the in.
limailon conveyed ~ him that N tii,
EQUINE was continued In the other com.
panirs would do what they saw NJ 10
igrcn the scranton company TO terms.
This notice was successful.
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VIM. luminous, postmaster Of IDA.
Vile, Ind, writes; Electric Bitios
has done more Tor me than all olhei
medicines combined, for that bad feel.
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer aud
stockmsn, Of same place, says "Flnd
Electric Bitiera 10 be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel In
y new man" j. w. Gardner, hard.
ware merchant, same town, says;
Electric Bilssrs 10 Just the thing Tor a
man who Is all run down aud don't
carr whether he lives or dles; he found
INV strength, good appetite aud felt
Just like 10 had anew lease on Hfo.
only one. u bottle, at a. G. Smith a
Co.'S Drug store. "a
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LITTLE ROCIS, March l0.-'rhcfc wa
a sensational Incident In the House of
Representatives this Afternoon during
debate On the question u calling u Cou.
stiiutlonal Convention. Representa-.
tlvee Mitchell of Boone nnd Head Of
Little River had n dispute. Inkttanls,
cuapidorcr aud other articles cairu aici
TO do bodily injury iew through the
air. No one was luldfcd, hu' several
members were well spaitcrel with ink
aud tobacco juice. The Speaker
ordered the SERGEANT ni-aFms to place
tho disturhers Under arrest. When the
row qulciod down both representatives,
offered apologies, which were accepted
hy the house.
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Several years ago Chamberlain & Co.,
OF Des Moines, iowa, commenced the
manufacture OF u cough syrup, beliuv.
ing IL To be the most prompt and rolia.
bln preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public apprv-
glalo true merit, and IN time II was
certain 10 become popular. Their most
sanguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottlcs OF ChHmberlain's Cough
remedy arc now sold each year, and
u u focog ~ "the best made,D
where ever known. II viii cure q
severe cold In less Time than any other
treatment. For sale by q. q. MI.
Drug Dept. dls
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TorHi;A, kans., March i0.--GDver.
nor Humphrey received message
from Neosho this morning stating that
Colonel \. Co.'S, state ornltholugisi,
died In that city tliis morning from
heart disease. A. soon a. his death
was announced Ia the Legislature, the
Senate adopted resolution setting
forth his invaluable services and the
irrepafahlc loss his death brought 10 the
STATE.
WAsiiSoTOS. March l0.-5ecretary
Blaine lonlght received cable NEE.
fngv from Toxic, Japan, Announcing
the death of United States Minister
John y. Swift.
VANCOUVER, Wash, March H.
Captain =. T.. Mason, troop L., Fourth
Cavalry, died last night Of Brlghl's
disease.
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Found Dead In ihr ou,snir,. OF nan
sns tliN.

KANSAS CRY. March 10. Nicholas
Eaton, a wealthy business man OF thi-
city, this afternoon drove ~ Seth
Wards farm to look at some stock.
Tonight his dead body was lound near
lii' residence In the outskirts " tho
city. There was a bullet hole In his
head. A revolver with two chamber
empty was lying by hi. side. Whether
he committed suicide or was murdered
Is not known, but Il Is believed he wss
murdered.
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This wonderful Imminent I. known
from the Atlantic 10 Ia. Pacific and
nom the Lakes 10 thc Gulf. IL Is the
most penetrating Llnimrnt ia the
world. II will cure Rhsumati,m.
Neuralgia, spralns, Brulsos, Cuts
wounds Old SORES burns, SolAticn,
sore Throat, Sore Cheat aud all In.
nammation,alier all Others have hllei.
II VIII cure bafbed Win Cuts aud
heal all wounds where proud resh has
st in' y Il equally eiIleiont for AMI.
mails Try i aud you wh not be
without H. Price 90 cenAa
Sold by 4, &, Nj, go
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We guarantee tIis % be The 6cst Cough
Syrup manufactured in tho Wide world,
This In saying grea, deal, hut II Ia
true, For CoasHnption, Coughs, C0fda,
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Bronchitis, Asshma, Group, Whospsng
Cough, and all Diseases Of the ihroqt
aud Lun0s We pos'iuey guarantee Bali
lard's Aorchound syrup IL be without
any equal on the whole face OF the
globe. In support " this statement W.
refer 10 every Individual who has ever
used Il, and 10 every druggist who has
ever sold It. Such evidence IL indis
putable. .
Sold by z. O. MI. q
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NEW YoRiS, March IO.--Consldcr.
nblc publicity has bceu given the
statement that u fund OF s75 900 was
raised by the police force Of this city 10
oil the wheels OF legislation anu secure
nearly 81 100000 In additional pay Tor
pairolmon. This board u police cnm.
missionrra today ordered the superin.
tendent OF police 70 make rigid cx.
aminatlnn, and that the guilty mem.
bets OF the force be punished.
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rHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE MIS-.
SOURI, PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Consolidation Of the Lackawauna Coal
aud Iron Company with The seran.
ton Steel Company.
'oeorsia Town shroudcd d. DarL.
ness aud without nail

AugugTA, Ga, March lO.-The city
va darkucss tonight. the high water
having iutcrfcrrd with the electric
lignt anu gas companies. No mail was
delivered today.
NASHVILLE, March iO.-The rive.
irll slightly today, but Is expected 10
rise q foot when the water from ID.
upper river reaches here. The su,..
merged lumber yards are all protected
hy hooms and the damage Is not very
icavy. In the low.lying PARTON Of
me cliy fully one thousand houscs are
vacated on account ~ the floods. aud
among The poor claslca tiicrc Il c0nsld.
cradle distress.
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BuFrALo, March 10 - Henry w
Butts ilye-story brick building, occu.
pied by n number Of wholesale dealer.
and manufacturers, anu the dental
companys building were entirely
burned, aud the Tucker building
badly damaged. Six horses, he.
longing 10 Ilrm Of undcrtnkers, In the
rear OF the Dental Company's building,
perished Ia the flames. Loss $3.50, OlO.
The insurance viii nearly cover the
lOss.
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GALWAY, March l0.-h FREQ fight
took place today at meeting Of the
Galway town commission. The chair.
man was thrown ~ the floor. aud the
Parncllitcs present cleared the hall Of
their opponents and passed a resolution
10 present an address of confidence Ia
Psrnell.
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IoNDoS, March lO.-Thu besiegers
ofthe house at Clitheroe, where q. II.
Jackson took his wife after having nb-
Quoted her, stili remain at their posts
jackson maintains his residence In a
harficaded condition and the Police ~.
main on this watch 10 prevent n serious
collision. Jackson has telephonel that
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LONDON, March lO.--in tho Com
mons todny DR.. Fitzgerald ralscd u
question In regard 10 the cas. OF AIrr.
Cathart, the wealthy lady who, II Ia
alleged, was confined IN an Insane
asylum at the insIigation Of her hus.
band.
Matthews, home secretary, In reply
said all the legal requirements Of the
lunacy act had been fulfilled aud be
saw no reason to interfere In the mat
ter.
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ruE MISSING CAPTAIN NORTON
4 spirituaiistic Medium Declares If-
Died Of Starvation.

NEW Yomi, March lO.--Morc than
100 days ngo Captain II. l.. Norton
sailed Tor Europe with his family and
n crew ON small steamer Of the same
name, for which he claimed the quail
" Oi being unsuitable by storm and
Hood. lie has never been seen since.
Now one Of the members Of his com.
pany has heard from tho Inflated Gran
through Brooklyn spintuallstlc
medium. The medium declares that
Captain Norton died II starvation
when eighty days out from this port,
his wife and niece having died n few
days before. The little ship, the story
goes, met a terrible cyclone aud was
driven far TO the southwark, with the
loss Of It's smokcsthok aud deck HOUSE.
AZ present the wreck lies about 1000
miles east u Brazil, aud Engineer
Poulson was the only survivor.
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decision AEain., tue Rock r.,aua.

KASsAs CITY, March i0.-Judgs
Caldwell Of tho United states circuit
hegun last June by the Rock Island
Railway Company u enJoin tho Dem
yer a RIO Gmnde from excluding its
ears run over the Union Pacific Rail-
way from Denver terminals In Denver.
Judge Caldwell decides against the
Rock Island, which will take the case
to tile supreme Court.
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NEw YOm,, March l0.--The Sher-
man Statue Fund oommlttrorecelved
letter today from I. II. Sherman, son
Of tho late General, stating that the
father lei, the family well provided
for, aud asking them TO tescind their
resolution that any sufpluHf fund should
be given the sherman family. This
committee rtscinded their action, This
statue fund now amounts to about $685..
900,
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BrRIIN. March i0.-The central ex.
ecntivuofthe National party announcer
that tho prusslan deputy chief who
proposed local committee OF the
Nineteenth Hanover division, that
bismarck be selected 10 contest the
election, acted without tho authority
~ the executive In ~ doing,
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oS rnE arnnaS COAST.
severe spowstorms Prevailing aud
Communication inp.ded.

BRRLIs, March iO.--Severo snow.
storms are prevailing ON tho German
coast. railroad communication II
greatly lmpcded aud trains are showed
In at Hamburg, Holstcln and Meckler.
burg. In the interior, heavy rains are
falling and causing the rivers to over
How.
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The Annual Rspost shows are., Ne,
Earnings.

~, LouIs, Mafrh iO.-rhe annual
meeting u the Missouri Pacific Rail.
way was held today. The following
direction. were elected. jay Gould, sid.
ncy Dillon, samuel Sloan, Russell
sage, John II. Mum, Thomas r. Eek.
eh, q. l.. Hopklns, George Gould, John
g. Moor, ID. u. rarnalce, Edwin
uould o. New York; &. 5. Greeley, s.
II. Clatk of 81. Louis.
Tue annual report showed. Gros.
earnings Tor tho past year, 81. $40, aii;
olefeung eXpeuses, sls,0Ja rs, nei
earnings, s5,ad5,9l5, net credit 10 Ia
erase account, g, az ,G0s; total sur.
llus caruing. ami income credits, So.
gH,.l1, Interest, dividends. etc., raid,
s'i2u',.Oli balance surplus, 500 ,0id.
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MiSSRAroLis, March IO.-A com.
pnny h,n1ed 10y W. J. Murphy, OF
Grand Forks, n. D., today purchased
the Minneapolis Tribune from AIDES
u. Blethon, for 100000. II Is stated
that ex-senator Pierce, Of North
Dakota, Will take the editorial man.
agement OF the paper.
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Thcra ia no danger Of cold result.
ing la pneumonia when ChambrTlain's
Cough Remedy IL used an directed
"for n severe cold" II efiuo,ually
counteract aud arrests any tendency
Of y cold 10 renult in pneumonia. This
TACT was fully proven In thousands Of
bases during the epidemic Of influenza
last winter. For sale by z. q. NJ. |.
Drug Dept d.
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Nj. CARNEI., Pa, March l0.-Tho
Mt. Carmel shan colllrry har sus-
pended indefinitely, owing 70 the Dc
pressed condition Of Tic cLal uadc.
Ono thousand hands are thrown out Of
employment, and unless trndc hrlghtcns
up n thou,and other hands Will lose
work Ia this valley spon.
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me snnaa, l.e.t,nnl.

BuDA PEsrif, March 10. - m,
Chamber u Magnstes passed the sun.
day llrst BIZ, which deflncsSunday aa
extending FROM tho closn OF Saturday
10 a. IN. on Monday.
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DuDuQuE, Iowa, March Everett
Smith OF Boston today purchf sod for
$4,000 Keno r., owned by Peter
OIinger Of this city. Keno II. last year
won $4,000 Flour city stakes at Ro.
chester, n. ", In the face OF big odds.
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WEDNESDAY

rorps Of engineers, aud Major Amos !.
Kimball, quartcnnaster, y constituted
to meet at san Diego, Cal. Tor the
purpose OF making an examination Tor
a suitable site for q military post aud
harbor defenses at or near the city Of
San Diego.
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SYRACUSE, \. ", Manh i0.-rhe
national pe9l '3arnal,lsn. was Fs .,'i,
De0ro, 100 oOa for Clearwater. The
championship now lies between Pow
ers and Dtofo, the defeat OF Clear
water today putting him out OF the
race,
Tie second series resulted In Victory
for Wenrich over Ludpngton-loO
10 Oh.
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A woman gliis uer Baby mad
Suicides.

FERGUS FALLS. Mimi, March TO-
Mis-. o. q. Hanson, ~ Pelican Rapids,
hanged herself and her year old bate
THIS afternoon. No cause for the suicide
b known.
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SrArrLE, Wash, March lO.--The
report that the steamer buckeye was
los, near Edwards, with twenty-five
passengers, was disprovod today by the
safe arrival OF the steamer.
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Flower and garden seeis.--The larg.
eat variety and puru-l seeds; lower
than Eastern prices, under the Utah
National Bank, Clock corner, salt
Lake City. d&s
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''rhcrinidor'' Received vita Gnihu,i.
Rsm ~ sieriin.

BERLIN, March lO.-sarlou'- "rhcy.
midor' was produced IA thu 1. ssins
1hcaicr ionighi,au was received with
much enthusiasm.
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SANTIAGO, Chlli, March l0.--Slgnor
Vlcuna mas bssn nominated FOR tho
presidency.
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PANS, March l0.--'rhr Chamber Of
Deputies passed the sugar bountics bill.
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A leave Of absence for thirty days,
with permission 70 leave the limits "
the United States, Is gtanted hlajor-
General Miles.
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The setting forth of the Hearst fun
eral procession has started nlvd Of
goesiS about the cost ~ senatorial
funerals. Representative Dates Of
Alabama says tho Hearst funeral cor
tcge nov on ~ way 10 tnlii0tnit viii
cost not lcss than $4,000. Niue sem
ators and eight Representatives. were
appointed on the part of Their r,speo-
tive Houses A. an escort Of honor. The
wives " rome " these gentlemen nc.
company them, ~ well a. tH0 employees
Of the Senate. IL WAS sent cut the day
before the train left that Mfs. Hearst
had set her foOt down on w. large q
party going ani sooner than have the
melancholy obsequics mwic more cx.
cuse for Junket nj government
expense She would pay The cost az the
train herself aud shut out the Junket.
crs, hut Sue does not seem 10 nave bcan
successful.
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Statistical returns Tor tir Department
% Agriculture for March shnw the
corn held 10y faFners l. 2j.l lar cent Of
the crop, In comparison with iin per
cent last year; la bushels, bi., ugl,0OO,
against $40 900. 900 last year.
Incorporation OF wheat IN the hands
of farmers I. lower than tho average OF
the last ten year,, the range being % 10
% per cent, or u O1l,OlO bushels. A
low percentage o. sprivs wheat h
especially noticeable.