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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
La Grlpne.

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The tendency of this disease to-
ward pneumonia is what makes II
dangerous, la Grippe requires pre-
cisely the same treatment as severe
cold. Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
IL famous for its cures of severe colds.
This remedy efiectually counter
acts the tendency of the disease 10
result In pneumonia, provided that
proper care be taken TO avoid ex-
posure when recovering from the At
tack. Careful inquiry among the
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epldemics of the
past two years has failed 20 discover
n single case that has not recovered
or that has resulted Ia pneumonia.
so cent aud VI bottles for sale 10y
q. y. Goode, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
CIVILIAN ETTE''

''wILLAMETTEu
j Mandel, w l. Walker, J s Carr
Frisco.
l. ID Jack, G w Porter, Porter, w
w smith, + ) Barnes, Portland.
l. Foley. Lebalon.
w J Cahill, } M Wall, New York
A Y Smith, Chicago.
"CoOK
/ William, Portland.
J Barry, S +.
G e Pace, and VT, Puyallup.
+ Stevens, Jefferson.
e Hicks, Tacoma.
l. Perrine Ann Arbor.
} ) Fisher, Candy.
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rHE aERRYMANpER.
MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Jan. i5.-Wheat val
ley Si.62I @ Sl.65; WalIa WaIla
1854 a. SLIGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10. AT close wheat
was steady, cash, .S5; May, 80.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is. Wheat
buyer, season $l,79a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria I,
SALEM MARKET REPORT.
A synopsis of the aIarkets-Buying and
Selling Prices.


REVISED QUOTATIONS..
RETAu.IPRroEs.
Shoulders sugar cure d, per 10, 10.
Break Gist bacon 10
hams--Sugar cured, per IN, .l69kc.
beet bml2h
Pork-S % 10
MuttOn-St@i2Sc.
Neal--lo "a l2hC.
Timothy seed-Per pound, ,Gsc; y;selling
Red clover seed-Per pound, lic.
White clover seed-Per l'ouud, Dc. y"
AlsilNe-lSc per pound.
Red top-lOc per pound.
Lincoln Grass-l2lSc per pOundI
Rye Grass--i0c per pound.
Orchard Grass -l7o per pound.
New potatoes i0c per bushel.
Canned Fruit Peaches, s. OG apricot
y 90; hlackberries, S.; corn, best grade,
- 90 tomatoes 81 80; string beans 81 5O
green peas 81 -; per doz. In two 10 cans
Fresh observation-disclosures 40c; carrot,
Sc; paIsnips 70c; onions &c per 10.
tish--Salnon SalOc per 10; sturgeon aa
g Per ihsmall fish loo per ID; salt salmon
It9lOc per 10,
BUYING PRICES.
Wheat-Cash SOC, storage SSc.
klOur-Per barrel. shO0, best 1876 lbs.
oats-Per bushel, mda5,sc.
Barley-Per bushel, i0as5c.
bgUn-Per ton, 81 % at.mill, lsaclSedE
Shorts-Per ton, So % " sacked,
Chsp-Per ton, s2ooO - sacked.
WOOt--l7c Ia Cal.
kggs-Soc per Dozen.
Potatoes Per bushel 200
Corn ineal--ac per pound=
Cheese-l2d llc per pounu.
Dried plums-Per 10. 6G7c.
Dried prunes-Per 10, lA6 l2c.
Hut er--2osaSAc per pound fOrgood.
laard--l0al2c per 10
Hams-per pound, ,ll@l2c,
RacOn sldes-a,llO per IN.
Shoulder per lO.
Chickens -THl0c per poInd.
Turkeys 10 To i2c 10,
Geese TeAS per 10.
bucks l2Sper IA
Hops, SGs l6c
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
The Massachusetts Law

Protects every person insured in that stote SO that he
cannot loose his money in of misfortune as the
case with other states You may rget your policy but
the poicv won't forget YOU 1t is the safest and best
Every man ought to carry Insurance and should put his
money where he can't loose it.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
EstraY Notice.

Come on my premises about the first NJ
Der 1ber, one red and white cow branded
on hip +. G. or +. C., had rope on head an
also had on bell, owne can have said stray %
~ paying Tor THIS notice, and two month,
u court house or on farm 2% miles pnrth
49,, 49, VI burher' SIM II. WRITE
'''AN 'if ''lVAhlA, DEC. 81, lhAl, I If.NU
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

NNg..1llr
l.lege, Belgium. During the siege
Of Paris he was one OF the army
physlclans, aud did much 10 relieve
Che wounded. Shortly thereafter
he came 70 Chicago; he remained
one year, and then moved to Lafa-
yette, Ind. There be built up a
lucrative practice, but the murder Of
his brother and the death Of his
wife led him to drink, and he be-
came a slave to liquor -Four years
ago he returned 70 this city, and had
been employed fjr two years upon
lie Courier de Liminos. He was a
good French and German aud Eng
llsh scholar. lie leaves sister,
who married into Que Of the. best
families " England, aud brother,
an officer Of the English army.
THE JUDGES.
WAsHIEGroN, ID. e., Jan. b.
Senate committee OF Judiciary lie in
session this afternoon considering
the judicial nominations. Senator
Turpie appeared before the COM
mittee to protest against the COO
firnatlon Of Judge Woods nonOina-
tion to fill the place in the tifth
judicial circuit. The conatnittee
laid the nomination asiae until
Senator Voorhees, comes next week.
Same conrse was followed as TO the
remaining judicial Nominations.
WORK BEGUN ON THE OREGON.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.--The
first rivet ia the new battle ships
outward plates was driven yesterday
morning at the Union Iron works.
With the driving Of the rlvet the
actual work Of construction com
menced on the Oregon, the first
line-of-battle ship to be built ON the
Pacific coast. The Oregon will have
q displacement Of lO,500 tons.
THE COLD WAVE.
5v. PAUL. Jan. l5.--'I'he present
cold wave Is the most severe ex-
perienced in the Northwest In
several years. IL continues today.
Reports from all parts Of the North
west this morning shows the
temperature is ranging from zero IN
Montana to 90 below IN Manitoba.
ROGERS DEAD.
ROME, Jan. l5.- Randolph Rogers.
the celebrated American sculptor,
died today. His age was Ga.
FOR RUSSIA.
LONDON, Jan. l5.-ChFistopher
Furness, a member of parliament,
has invited subscriptions from
British ship owners to defray the
cost OF conveying to the Russian
famine sufferers four million pounds
OF flour contributed In the United
States.
THE dERRYMANDER.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. l5.-The Pc
tition filed In the supreme court
today by ex-Attorney General Esta-
brook to test the constitutlonality Of
the gerrymander Of the congres.
sional and assembly districts of the
last legislature. Petitioner alleges
large number OF Republican voters
are dlsfranchlsed thereby.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

NEW fuuLrRY MANKkI.--Thos.
blundell has opened new fish and
poultry market at the TEAR OF the
State Insurance builiiug, aud Is
prupArei t. purchase all the good
poultry 81 DC had at the highest
marasl prica ls-si-lkw
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safe In one Mldst of pnnger.

This would seem a Contradictions so,
In fact, To the eye. But experience has
proved its possibility. Take the case OF
the Individual who dwells in a malarious
region A robust constitution is no GER
tain defence against the dreaded chills.
" nat is? Recorded testimony, covering
u period little short OF balf century
proves that Hostetter's stomach Bitters Is
precisely this This continent does not
iuiit the field VIII re the medicine has
proved its efficacy. In South America,
ihc Isthmu- oI Panama. Mexico, every
where In TACT where miasma born disease
takes on its most obstinate and formidable
types the t'itte-s is "a recOs nIZed SPECIFIC
In Illimiutbie demand, and prescribed by
physlclans OF repute, Potent. too is IL in
disorders OF the stomach, liver and bowels
and against that destroyer, In grippe. 1t
Improves appetite and sleep. neutrallzes
rheuu atism and kidney complaints.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

Dh oRlfflrH deutist.or,stnp,
,., eltalng .ooruer tiiln me-. ~ = ~
when desired. administer q
-- eitf
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n UND DEAD.

N9w NoRK. Jan. l5.-The body
OF John Carson, agent for Scribneris
magazine, Was found lying la front
ot stable early this mornlng with
bis throat cat ffom ear to ear.
Police are undecided whether Il Is a
case % murder or suicide.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

U Stti---litifer oalf che,
.,el ~, hsd folli dan an, M IN {
Wv Aass's, sA.eul, Orssou. ", ..'i nliksr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

Two Ways OF Pronounoing Missouri.
There Is discussion among the
Missouri newspapers of the proper
pronunciation of the name of their
state. II seems TO be understood
that the plain people call il 'AIizzou-
rec and the patIician folk 'Mizzou
rah. Arkansas wisely settled a
similar dispute some years ago by a
statute which made the correct pro
nunciation "Arkansaw, with the ac-
cent ON the first syllable. -Philadel.
phia Ledger.
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l5.--Fore-
cast for Oregon and Washington;
Threatening rain.
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NEw YoRK REPURLIcANs.

ALRAEg, n. " Jan. l6.-The
Republican state senators are getting
desperate. la long conference
they very seriously considered a
proposition TO reaign In a body.
This daring scheme was proposed
ME o'Connor, who has bsen greatly
worried slnoe Governor sheehAn
told him At the opeulng Of the ses-
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THR onIo RISING.

CINCINNATI, Jan. i5.--The floods
are coming now as the recent storms
have swo ca thu tributaries of the
Ohio river aud IL head waters.
Lumber companies have AlFeAdy
sustained l0sses
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RAILROAD ACcIDRNH

MISNEAPoLIs, Jan. l5,-A special
train Carrying: an opera troupe was
deralled near Brainerd on the
Northern Pacific early this morning.
The sleeper caught fire aud two
members OF the company were
burned 10 death.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

The willamette Valley Fruit Growing Company
Office with the Oregon Land Co., Gray Block corner
State and Lii ery Streets Salem Oregon; is engaged in
setting out and cultivating Orchards.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

Irish Wit.
An Irish peasant brought litter
of kittens TO a Protestant vicaI in a
certain town in County Wicklow, re
questing him to purchase them. The.
vicar declined. Your rivrence, they
are good Protestant kittens. urged
Paddy, but his reverence remained
obdurate A few days after the Ro
man Catholic priest (who had mean
while been informed of the offer to
his brother clergyman was ap
preached, and ON his refusing TO
make a purchase the would be seller
urged a sale, Sure, father, dear.
they are good Catholic kittens ="
But how is this, my manp replied
the priest. You said a day or two
ago they were good Protestant kit
tens" And SO they were, " said the
peasant, but their eyes WEREN'T
opened. London Spectator.
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Sherih'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that nv virtr,
~ OF an execution duly issued out t6,
circuit Court ofthe STATE OF Oregon far H.
codutN oi Marion, onthe ord daS NJ fbsoa,i,
eer, 1871, upon Judgment and decree nt
LOT, lots,,9s ,lre duly rendered. entered of REQ.
o,u, anu Io. heied in and by said crcnit
court on the Sd day OF November lSal ~
aSeltaln Snit then in said court penIinmn no
wherein Fhu Metschen, TREASURER of ~
pss, 80 ol 0regon; was plaintii and j a
55ealy, Albert II. Beaty, Harry i, Bsaty
N,nson e, Beatty, James w Reatv' tr'"ts
! i4pltnce p Heaiy, Frank A. Reatv. driny5as'
: bsaly, James Bachelor, and Msitbuia5..
risiiis>,1 we delendanis, in favor m
Plaluliu ana against defendants nv Ngb io'
Execution am commanded 10 Selli ne w., rs.,,
hblopelly hereinafter described ana opt a,
ar, sIT p. .oGeeds OF such sale 10 pay The cnsiS ~
s,,. enu expenses OF sale, the 60. Is and a.
oNrsements OF said suit taxed m si1 1'iS iS @ ulS
Ihe sum oi SSi9.iO with intere.t ~, ~ ahd
Ioiu ,bs ,,,s tne ;'rd day Of Novemb,r, ISL az
uccrulng costs. | will an ~"'' ana
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Vase
IASN&s
SasaQSNM
100
NNSNS
ONNMax

Tks ckisf nleasen for we great aus
Dess ol Hood's oarsaparilla u fonhd In tae
article itself II a merit that wins, ana tha
laef thai Hoods hafsapariliA actually -
oompllshes whai Il claimed for 4. Il whn
has given - thln medicine popularity ans
,ale greater than that u any other tArnape
Merit Wins ssI lI before a. SlssI ne vuSlis 81.
nonds sartaparllla cures sorofalas sAn
khenm ana al numors, Dyspepsia. eiea
fIeadarhe. hi,louzness. oteIconea Tha
flrod Feellng, creates an Appeiiia, slTcRlaA
sns the Nerves, builds 40 ne whoie ByslaN
n1eea's nar.anarilla = aold ~ all dfu4
d1ls. 81 ia lQr ~ Prepared ~ q !, Hoe
spp., Apo,heeansa Lessn, hasA
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FOUNDED in 1861
Ladd & Bush, Bankers.
IRON BUILDING,
OREGON

paruntuis, business in all de.
banks i, 111,soaneniary Connections ,u,,.
MoUis IN IN oieson, Washington f5sh with
1rincip, GIu ,oy corr, spondents in iD ap ana ,hd
lions made lev ,bs, hs OF those states 1 COME me
aston states snS sRo9t Rs,9t the Pacific and
.,i,ls Ln,ls Of Eastern 1n h6liIlsh 6abshh America.
ept s,,sl ,iseelllly afforded custoresn at par,
a isr,s y y ~ oinseryative bankinS q consist
fTtfs ~ ~ pIooi vsult, with sn,ne re nave
nosi s..'Sp sesvpihg OF safety boxe..n az pc room
North Wesi. s'~ Froof vault In he
y Is In dw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
Saturday ne 9th Day Vi Fsbuary, lsq2

=
at II O'Clock In the foreman 81.
Ne a., 49,, Nost oS9r ot thu County cont b1y, AZ
~ biiS,hl, biShls,. marion county. oregon. seH 20
~, niRh5si oidter for cash In hand M ~. "a
aay 81 sale all the right, title inqt1esly,h On lhe
RsSfSS' E.shi EG6.Shi j. W. Reaiy, AiS'r, 'II n
iamss bS''S l.: bea'y, Ninson q. BeaiH
EnSs beaiy, ir, Cisreuce r. pSsa..y'
Rs,eh.A. RssnA A. Beatty. orinua D. Reatv Jhsasy
IN 'i',Slneior el Matthias hnso a. on SsI lanes
t ~ o. y. ,st sud defendants lad on os ~, ot
slT loth day oi October. nv In S'' ., Slier
Tbs r ,eg Described real property 10 ~ nj, tns
GrSr,eT ~ 49,, ss 9ssTier a. tie nori h,sess';
, .. zoe south taf oi ihe wes, si, aS s99ih
IN tSwns ~ es.r'rT o. SECTION nineteen 'isg tH
N M IA k,sa A y, south range two q, vsst w
,Sh,,S9tty, ~ Nv, si9te, of Oregon. help5 MSI,on
and via S .Vs so5,S lSsd calm % gx iInssSi mi, 81
"na T. lh Marion rnunty, 0nrS ~ sefes o.
i~ieu this 2sth day n 'es nj. ,s,,
sh..s.,. l.. ~ CROiSAN
IA, -r me iu Marion Ct.unty 49,.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

GEO. H. BURNETT, Attorney at law,
" Salem, Oregon. Office over Ladd d
Bush's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15

-. hOEfE Barber and Hair-dressing
Comnsr.9lii99 y, Finest baths IL the city. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-15
Snail Hll Small Dose Small ernn
Cash Market.

has. WOLF, Of the German Market 50
VIZ hereafter sell for cash cnly and his
prices will be the lowest.
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Totals 1856, $780, ,27S S2lO, O,32O, 1858
Tucrease e---------------S23, 929 ,S9l
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
GERMANY'S CRISIS.
Count Eulenburg appointed President Of
the PruSSian Council.

BERLIN, March 23.-It Is reported that
Count Eulenburg, Grand Marshal of the
imperial court, has been rendered and has
accepted the presidency of the Prussian
Ministerial Council.
Won Caprivi to-day visited Emperor Will
lam at Hubertusstock for the purpose of
recommending Court Eulenburg for the
chanceorship as we'll as Prussian pre-
miershp. 1t is generally believed that Von
Caprivis final retirement is only matter of
a lew months. The entire press oppose the
proposed separation of the functions of
chancellorship and Prussian premiership.
Count Eulenburg has accepted the pIesi-
dency of the Prussian Council
The Tageblatt reports that Emperor w ILL
lam is suffering from empbysema of the
lungs. No other paper mentions emphy-
sema and nothing is known in well-in-
formed quarters coDfrmatory of the Tage-
blatt's report. According to the official
statement the Emperor is suffering from
an attack of kind OF influenza.
DIR. Won Gossler, formerly Minister of Ec-
clesiastical Affairs, has compiled memoir
against the educational bill, which has
made great impressOn on the Emperor.
1t has tranSpired that the sudden illness
of Bismarck last Monday was much more
serious than at first reported. The Prince
has not of late been in good health. Mon
day he was suddenly. stricken with the
alarming symptoms OF collapse. He had
several faintng fits. and for a time it was
feared the worst would happen. Prompt
medical attention enabled the Prince to
rally, but he is still very weak and far from
cOuyaleScent,
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HELD FOR MURDER.
Dteming Examined and Formally Remanded
for Trial at Melbourne.

PERTH, West Australia. March 23.-The
hearing in the case Of Deemlng. the wife
murderer, was resumed this morning. Coun-
sci are trying all legal means TO prevent his
being sent to Melbourne. also to prevent
his eXtraditi0n to England for numbering
his first wife and four children. Il IS be-
lieved, however, their efforts viii prove un-
availing, and that Deemng will be sent TO
Melbourne fer trial. 1t is not thought he
will have TO 90 to England. as the police Of
Melbourne claim TO have evidence that will
beyOnd doubt result in his conviction and
execution there.
The preliminary hearing in Deemin g's
case was finished to-day aad t.. prisoner
formally remanded for trial at Melbourne
for the murder of his wife in Windsor. The
courtroom was again crowded, but Deem
inG main tanned nonchaIance.
LONDON, March 23.-Boxes which Deem
ing sent to Plymouth and never called for
have been found TO contain blood-s tained
clothes belonging to his wife and children.
BRISBANE, March 23.-In searching the
house here formerly occupied by Deeming
and a woman, from which they suddenly
disappeared, the police found in a garden
adjoining the remnants OF a ,woman's cloth
ing.
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SILVER COINAGE.
Statement Of the Secretary Of the Treasur,
Showing the Amount Coined.

Statement of the Secretary of the Treasury
Showing the Amount Coined.
WASHINGTON, March 23-Replying to
the Senate resolution for certain informa-
ton as 20 the workings Of the silver act of
July IA, 1890. Secretary Foster to-day sent
to the Senate a letter stating that there had
been purchased from the date the law took
effect to February % of this year, 81, 500, 1863
ounces of silver bullion, at cost OF $50
461, ,S92, In payment OF which there had been
Issued treasury notes to the amount of SS5,-
2J6.2l2, leaving the balance. S23l, $50, repre-
sentlng the amount of purchases at the
mints. reports of which came IL after the
close of the month. There were coined,
under the act, 2S,939,475 standard
dollars, with waStage of S26. .935, not
yet adjusted, and there was held IN the
treasury at The close of business on the 2Sth
OF February last 62.C9S5C3 fine auuces of
silver. which cost Sol, 437, $50. OF the dol
lars. q, ,0e1, ,627 are held in the treasury for
the redemption of treasury notes 81, 3S0, 600
had been covered into the treasury on ac-
count Of the seignlorage, and the remainder,
S567,2IS is held uncovered awaiting the
adjustment Of the srigniOrage account.
The offer Of silver TO the treasury to-day
aggregated 682, 900 ounces. The amount
purchased was 10000 ounces, at 1898 to
1915,
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name you sum, just fourth of that, th at
has been delihera tely appropriated from the
funds of the United States Government and
paid over to your company.
'How Is that?" you ask, innocently
why, you know well enough, Mr.. Hous-
ton, that for years past under the Thurman
act the Central Pacific has been compelled
10 pay to the Government, as part of the
money due it, 25 per cent of all its net earn
ings. You know that very well.
Now, suppose the Central Pacific's con-
tribut0n TO that S14, 800, 600 subsidy money
was 81. 100000 1t may have been more, it
may have been less, but put il at 81, ,000, 000
Was not one-fOurth of that deliberately
kept out of the Governments hands? Did
your company not receive one million big
round American dollars into IFS Golfers that
belonged by right to the Government? OF
course il did.
Here is the way the Pacific Mail treats its
best friends:
A big coffee-dealer of this city wanted to
ship coffee aboard the Mail steamers from
little sea-coast town in Mexico. He was
told that the Mail company could not run
Its steamers in there. There was no wharf.
well, what VIII we do? We want to
get that coffee trade"
why, build some lighters"
What are lighters?"
why, the kind they use down :there are
suri-b0ats. They run from the beach to
the steamer, aud will carry good deal OF
coffee, if built large enough"
So the coffee shipper had two surf-boats
built in this city.
What is tile lowest figure for which you
Will carry these boats to Mexeo?" they
asked of the Mail COmpanv'S agent.
six hundred dollars apiece"
six hun what?" exclaimed the aston
ished shipper.
Yes. S600. or 5000 for the two"
This exhibition Of cool nerve froze the
a " 10 ha1
dreaming of S100 as the outside figure for
the two.
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THE HOUSE,
Bill Reported for Construction of Reye-
Vessels for the Pacific Coast.

Bill Reported for Construction of Reve-
nue. Vessels for the Pacific Coast.
In the House to-day Patterson of Tennes-
see reported fayorably the Senate bill for
the construction of a revenue cutter for use
on the Pacific Coast. As amended, the bill
appropriates $4,000 for cutter of 600 tons
displacement, having a speed of fifteen
kgots per hour.
The sundry civil appropriation bill, as re-
ported to the house, amounts to little more
than So, ,000. 900. about SIS. 0000 coo less than
the similar act of the last Congress. The
largest cut made Is in the items for public
buildings. There is also saving of over
100000 on account of military posts. a
The House Committee on Territorie have
decided to report fav0rably the Caine bill
to give local government to Utah. with an
amendment striking out the section relating
to the sale of public lands for school pur-
pOses the committee deeming it best to
have a separate measure governing this
point The vote was party one, the Demo-
Gratis favoring and the Republicans oppos-
ing the bill.
The balance Of the session was consumed
in the, debate on the Bland free-coiuage
bill Speeches were made by large num-
ber of members. The debate will be re-
sumed tomorrow.