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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-12

LONDON, April II. - In presenting
the budget IL the House OF Commons
today, Guschcu, chancellor Of tho
eSchtquer, saiu that good fortune
again permitted him TO submit a budget
showing surplus OF ci,OB7,O 900. In
the last budget the estimate Of cXprndi.
ture was TOO large, and they had a
surplus thcrefrom Of E33G, coo. The
customs produced ElD, 100, 900. Tobacco,
not alcohol, had caused the Increase.
The revenue ,aS from tea Yielded
$4,000 over the estimate. Tobicco
produced cD,053,OOO. All this, Goschen
declared, proved that wages had not
fallen and that there was "A widely
dlilused prosperity among tho working
men. Tbs excise revenue showed
Eli3, 900 over the estimates. The
increase Ia the consumption Of home
spirits was greater in England than In
ireland or Scotland. More spirit. were
consumed than beer. lie estimated
the revenue for tho h-csl year At
600, al, 900 and expenditures ut
$50, "a, 900, leaving small margin.
which will not permit remission Of
taxation, with the exception " minor
reductions IN the pytont fees aud uu
sparkling wines, Goschen spoke for
two hours, ana In closing announced
the resignation Of West, chairman OF
the inland revenue board.
Resolutions concerning the mines
were passed and tho general discussion
OF the budget fixed for April .lst.
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INDEPENDENCE, No., April H.
The basement Of the Temple OF tho Re-
organized Church Of EattOr.day Saints
looked like n hospital today. Tho
Elders In attendance advertised that
they would heal the rick by the lay.
lug on q hands, and many persons
suffering with various ailments were
taken to tue temple, some on atre,chorl,
home on cots and some on chairs, to
he attended. The manner Of treatment
eonsiatnl OF pouring few drops oi
owe oil, which Ind been previously
blessed by tho Prophet Joseph, upon
the head Of tho patient, and the laying
on OF the ELDERS hands.
~ The huslnea3 session Of the con.
Terence today, 1t was decided to hold
me next conference In April, 1892,
o. Lamont, H., the home OF Joseph
smith.
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Several Of tho long distance railways
Of Massachusetts, arc preparing to sub.
f,itUto electricity for steam. Edison Is
not the only one who has doyicca lur
this purpose. jaime, \. La'in. tho man
who perfected tic long distance tolo.
phone, and a member OF the legislative
committee on railroads, predicts that in
. year railroads In Massachusetts will
DO operated exclusively by electricity.
Tho ourront will bU takou IRON tho
rails in tho system projected for Massa.
chusott7. The supplying powcrw will come
from relay stations nlony tlo r3utas. \
curious incident Of the discussion about
electricity Tor prorelling yml cars oc.
cured whom Mr.. Lal;in mot tho intor.
state railway commission, which TO-.
minds ono Of the question asked George
Stevenson by u member Of tho royal
commission 10 investigate railroads.
"WlAt would sou do II cow should
get on tho track" Onoof Our interstate
commission asked Mr.. Lalin how an
engine could whistle without steam.
"Do you have 10 have steam IN your
mouth when You whistler" Immediately
asked Mr.. l.alan In gcply. The adyan.
tagc' arising from the absence OF dust,
steam and smoke IN q railway train can.
not bO estimated.
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A WEES AFFECTION.
rHr HUSBAND ASKS ron $4,000
DAMAGES.
Tho Diva Learns Of The Romance aud
Takes SUMMARY Rctcnge %
The Culpri,.
telegraph to the NEwsl
a CHICAGO ROMANCE.
sd'iina PATHS Nnnc Figure. con.
rpicuOusiS 10. ~.


sd'iina PATHS Nnuc Figure. Goa.
rpicuousiS init.
KANSAS CIIY, April lL-Dr. II. f.
Honnc Of Chicago niuu ,ult In the
United 5,Ntts citcuit court today
against Alfred O. Barili II this city, =
nephew OF AdelnH Patti, for alienat.
ihH me affections Of tho DOCTORS wife.
IL q asks 100000 damages. While Mrs.
HORNE was Waiting In Augusta, Ca,
hhu met Barili ami fell IA l7vo with
hiil. borinu's petition statrr that,
Whllv she was there, he received "a let.
ter tom her openly con!essiug her
love for Barili, aud begged him to ap.
Ply Tor divorce. HORNE was a-tounu.
sd, as his home had always been
happy. Ia the correspondence which
followed Mrs. Molinu sent the doctor
several letter. rho had received from
her lover They Waie uuusually de.
voted lu 1nc he IropUsru that they
neeto llHly, or some piACe IN Europe,
where she could secure q legal separA-
ton. lie said a relative OF Adeliua
raul would furnish tie NECESSARY
funds. About this time Patti wi.s
IN Chicago and llufiue had au
attorney visit her and reveal the in.
trigu.. SHE was deeply affected and
deu'unoed hur nephew IN the strongest
tufms. she had lett him half her icr-
tune Ia hrT Will, bat saic that she'd
cut him OIL witnou, u penny. Patti
sent for Bnrili and he being unable TO
clear himself OF Horlnlis charges, che
dismheritcd him aud told him nhs
never wanted 20 see him again. Barlli
came here alter the interview with his
aunt ami established "a school of music.
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BRIEF rELEGRAMS.

Paris, April 1.-THE Deputies
adopted the credit N S,lOO, 0OJ francs
for operations In Dahomey.
Washington, April ,li.-Mrs. liar.
risou, wife Of the President, is suiior.
ing from m attack OF bronchitis.
Hancock, Mich, April lin y
row between Italians and Irishmcn nj
the franklin mines, On Ifishman
osmci Kelly was killed, and another
will probably die. Several othcfs are
seriously cut.
~. Paul, April ll.--Gcorgc NJ. sey.
mout, the wealthy senior member Of
the Inn OF Seymour, Sabin 4 Co.,
lied today.
-. Paul, April IA cave IN the
shaft OF tie Minn,tOta mine at Tower
Killed Eric Anderson ana fatally
iulurod TWO other Minors.
Washington, April il.-Atlcrney.
General Miller left Washington this
evening for the purpose Of Inspecting
the Judicial districts Of Louisiana aud
Texas.
The Supreme Court Of tho United
States viii adjourn for the term May
lGih and clUsc the dOclet fos nrgu.
meut on cases ON the last Fridny Ia
April.
Stockholm, April IA dynamite
magazine was maliclously spt on fire
here today aud exploited. So lar u
las been impossible " qucnch the
ilumes.
London, April ia bont contain.
Ing Fix army engineers cIp.ized at
drnyesord today. Three OF thr Occu.
pants were drowned.
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WAsinSaToN, April II. la tho
pension Investigation George w. Way
son, formerly assistant chief Of the
special examining division Ia the pen.
sion bureau, declined to say whether
~ not he had borrowed morcy or
secured endorsements from his slbordi.
mates. lie admitted that he took the
deposition Of an examiner named VII.
son, showing that the latter had Dor.
rowei money on Ills pension certificate,
contrary 10 law. He denied that hr
kept this deposition In hla desk nix
months to prevent his prosecution.
Witness atlll rofnsing TO answer the
quosiious, the committee decided 10
report 10 the House u resolution re.
que.tiug the commissioner OF pensions
to discharge him. The same action
Aas taken in regard 10 Harvey q
Ellis, who declined 10 answer ques,
tons.
The testimony Of several witnesse
showed that the practice OF borrowing
money In the pension office was
pretty general. The committee took
store 10 request the House 10 compel
Wayson anu Ellis to answer the qups-
tons.
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NEW York, April ll.-FheIfcraid'S
Washington correspondent says: Ac.
cOrding TO advicc- received at the navy
department, tho United States steamer
"lrOquols," en- route from Samoa 10
Honolulu, came 10 the latter port on
March 22nd, thirty.lhreo days from
Shmoa, In generally dilapldatod con.
dition, out Of coal, sails nearly gone,
and her boilers almost useless. hncr
recoallng and having her sail8 repaired
she Is 10 leave for San Francisco April
9th.
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RESOLUTIONS tnrsooUero And
REFERRED.
Blair Asks for an yodigatlou Of The
Reason Why China Refused
Him.
ny Tc'ouaph to ,ho Sgw,
CONGRESS.
The Haitian Reciprocity. -ninIr nud
,h.uh.

ahNuhs
WAsuISoToN, Apfil n. -- Senator
Morgan offered "A resolution requesting
The President % communicate 10 the
Senate Tie items Jf taxation upon Inn
potlR from the United stg,es Imposed
by tho laws Of Hnid, upon when the
Pfeaident based his findings and pro-
claimed that tho tatiii laws " Haiti
were rerllrocally unjust 10 the United
states; also tho correspondence Oh the
sui ject; also requesting the President TO
sCnI g. the Senate any agreement made
by him with the Imperial gOvufnmC nj u
Germany. aud tho correspondence fe-
latiug ~ the bject 0i such agreement,
In which IL IL proposed that sugar, OF
any other German production OF eN.
port, shall be admittfsi into the United
States FREQ Of duty, or upon q schedule
Of reduced uut.g-, az the reciprocal
equivalent OF permitting tho import
into the United States 90 Ger.
man sugar, hides, tea Or coffee, aud
whether such proposals or demands
made by the President have been ac-
ccptcd by tho imperial government OF
Germany.
The resolution, at the suggesiion
Of Senator Hale, went over Ill tomor.
row.
Two resolutions b. EX-SENATOR Mcmillan
In regard 10 the rejection Uf bids tor tie
construction Of wnrships at Lake
rOriH, aud iu regard to the agreement
between the United States AMI Great
Britain covering the question OF the
naval force 20 be- maintained on the
great lakes wurg agreed TO.
senator Palmer Introduced q bill 10
remove the Limitations 10 the payment
OF arrears Of pensions.
Senator Stewart offered n resolution
calling ou tho secretary VI the treasury
Tor Information connected with the
purchase and coinage OF silver, AMI
gave notice that he wouldspuak briefly
tomorrow on the monthly statement Of
the secretary OF the treasury ON the
finances.
After remarks by Senator Gallingcr
On his hill for a commission 10 select
silr for a eHuitarium for pulmonary
pa'irnig, Tho bill was referred 10 the
committee ON epidemic diseases.
Senator Chandler presented me.
mortal from ex-senator Blair, nhking
ior an investigation rs to the reason
why China refused 10 receive him hs
minister.
Blair says that the Chinese minister
has several timos expressed his regret
at the rejection, anu tho strong desire
Of the government to request him to
secure from his government the inter.
change " friendly cX explanations, which
would set tho matter right. Blair
ihiLhs that the investigation will dis.
close deteslablu consplracy; that his
rejection was secured through Mise
representations from the ChineEn lcga-
ton during the ats once OF the minister,
aud by other false and dishonorabie
means. He rays he Is Ia possession OF
facts proving the difficulty TO he
rivalry OF business integpsts, the nature
Of which should be nsccTtained by the
governments whose friendly relations
have Teen impaired II not endangered.
Then the Senate proceeded to ex-
ecutivc business.
When the doom rcopened the Senate
adjourned.
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when baby bagins 10 talk 10 IL easy %
teach him 20 say please aud sta ian NJ
frat, before ho can manage the more ain,
cult "thml, YOU know bright baby
fifteen months cid, who IS known To hls
many friends a. tiny gentleman because
q clio polite habits his father and mother
have taught him 10 gradually that tliyy
have almost become second ulturc When
any one asks, GLOW do you do, dearW hp
answer, iu the most jovlTl mauuc-, "iIow
dos' When Doc wants q thing he hega,
"Boaso' Ui,asel, nud mgrmur "Tunk 200"
ON receiving a. lie ls very proud Of hc,Ag
able tu tasu on his own cap, and when
ont ct door rlllsut &c the moment be- ~.
cciycl good mornIng' from one ot hIs
admirers Tb,sc triokl have not hpoa
forced upon him, but have been gently aud
patiently taught him from the hr,t, 80
gently thlJ the tender mind has not h,en
oyrrstriurd.
II, tumako a gentleman, Que should be-
giu 49, some ono sgys, % hundred years be-
fore lll lirl, may not mothers teach
their children proper behavior from tho
irt without fear OF making them too
courteous or too cousldera,e OF ethereal
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WAsuINUToN, April li.-rThe Navy
DuI artmoDt IL Informed that the
United Slntcsship "Alohican" hag gone
10 Espuimault, u. g., 10 ho docsrd In
the BTiiifh navy yards Tor necessary
repairs, oocaHioned by running On u
rock and losing about ten feet Of her
ialso keel.
The Secretary Of the Navy today 10.
celved "a telegram from a Tacoma mer.
chant protesting against the "Alohl-
cans" going TO the Engliah dry dock,
when she might have been repaired
lust ~ well at Tacoma.
Tho Secretary says he was no, aware
that the Tacoma dry dock was finished
or capable Of receiving u vessel OF the
Size Of tho "MOhican," aud ~ the
"Mohicau" Ia on route to llpting sea,
II was castor to have her lupalfod at
Esquimault thnn TO briug her baci. to
san Francisco.
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CnICAGO, Ap:il ll.-whle crowd
VI white, rolored and Italian mon,
union ducl, laborep, were seated IN
font OF = warehouse today, large
party NJ men suddenly emerged from
hchind thu freight cars and made an
assault with stones. A gentleman
passing NJ the back OF the former was
Knocked TO the ground by stone. The
assaulted men quickly sought shelter,
Tut many were struck before they
could get away. The assaulling party
attempted 10 follow the fleeing wdrk.
men, but were stopped by thu police
men, who threatened 10 shoot the
nrst man who advanced farther. A
wagon was called and several arrests
made.
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patch stating that the aeiition move.
ment promoted by anarchists under
protense OF celebrating the recovery Of
tho eG.Dlctntor Fonsecn, was promptly
suppressed By the government. AZ
somuo Of the supporters Of the movement
are members Of Congress, the govern.
mont has proclaimed n three day.
state Of siege. OfHcr IL maintained
and the liberty OF the press and postal
and telcgraphic communications are
respected. The communication rx.
piaius the recent reports Of political
trcubles,
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NIsNNA, April ll.-ron villages In
Hungary have been burned. The
spread Of the flames Wa assisted by
dry aud windy weather. Large stores
burned. Eve persons wcfe killed aud
Is almost totally destroyed 10y fire, 100
b1fua ani other buildings burning at
the same time. One peraon wa killed
and several Injured. A i1fcs, flfc IL
raging In MOrayin.
a chest Of dynamite cartridges was
stolen at Sche!bl, Lower Austria, TO-
day.
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Sr LOUIS, April ll.-HowArd
Eshols, u mulatto, was found dead Ia
room occupied hy JeDn.o Harris,
colOred, WIN Is believed 10 be fatally
wounded. The couple lived together.
lilo threatened to Eli tHe woman aud
commit suicide. !, 10 believed that
when hu attempted 10 carry out his
threat he found the girl armed aud -
real duel ensucd, as thu revolver by his
(lishUl-') side was discharged three
times and that by the wOman's sido
twice, anu the wounds on each corfes-
pond with the empty shells. tbs
woman will die,
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BniMiNGIiAH, April ll.--Fivs no.
gro,b broke open IA car in n freight train
on the Louisville ~ Nashville, between
birmingham and Decatur, this morn.
ing, und attempted to steal ride. The
brakeman made an unsuccessful Mt.
tempt TO Gust them. When the train
stopped the men took to the woods aud
the officers went in pursuit. When
the Eegfoos were overtaken u fight en-.
tued. one OF the negroes was NOR
tally wounded and the others cap.
iuttd, with the exception OF one man.
One Of ia. prisoners confessed that hs
aud bis associates attempted TO wreck
the Louisville & Nashville train three
weeks ago and succeeded In Tobblng
the Georgia Pacific two weeks ago.
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The lot Of tho wealthy, not yet old,
bachelor who hangs upon tho edge Of
fashionable society has hitherto icon
regarded ~ u most onyinblo ono. with
no wife Of his own to require his at,on-
ton or TO become Jealous. the flshioua.
bic bachelor has been quite FREQ 10 be.
stow his attentions Oh othormen's wives,
roaming from flower 70 flower Ia the
welded garden like tho Kay butterfly
DO Is, No marriage FOR him, when he
could ilirt to his hearts content with
ladies who were married 10 other mon.
II lao bcftowod such devoted attention
on single women, Immediately there
would begin to 10 expectations raised
and ho would bc looked to TO oSplain In
u serious mnnncr what ho meant by
hanging around fair one.
But IN the care of the married woman
II was perfectly safe. If tho husband
an not object, or. better yet, did not
know OF his dangling about the wife,
tho society bachelor was In clover
There was q lest to this pursuit that did
mot exist in tho case OF young girls, II
the lady was talked about Ia an I'M
pleasant way, what natter That did
not interfere with his pleasure. Now,
though, It looks as II the gay bachelors
paradise had bcon entered by tho man
with u piaLol and all his Joys have been
dispolied. Husbands begin to shoot.
How sorry everybody must be Tor the
poor bachelor. There ought to bo
formed . bachelors protective associa.
ton Or lifo insurance society.
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Protest Against she Execution Of
wan.

CHICAGO, April ll.-Judge Scales OF
The Probate Court received q angular
letter today. II was date "Cvli No.
~, Stone, San Quinion Prison, Cali.
fofniu, and protected againsi permitting
tie will " Aionxo Wood 10 be- carried
into effect. Tho letter was signed
"From Frank Lansing Wood, nand de.
clarcs the Will tho elimination OF y
conspiracy lasting through n series Il
years. Alonzo Wood WA one NJ tho
pioneer citissna Of Chicago, and died
recently, leaving AN estate of $1,000.
IN examination " the will hrings 10
light n clause disinhUr.ting son
Frederick, dcacfibed as having been
given more opportunities than any u
tho tolt1,or's other children, aud yet
had repeatedly threatened the life Of
HE father. Tho sou, according to the
will, Is inprison for murder
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THE CHEYENNE RESEnyATIoN.


EiSGusnEH, o. H., April Ito
day there Is au almost unbrokcn line
Of cncampmeut along the borders OF
the Cheyenne ana Afapahoe resorvH.
tinu, and every moment tho ranks Of
the boomers receive recruits. Most OF
the boomers arc fine class OF immi.
grants, although number OF Texas
negroes, who are poorly equipped, are
waiting ON the south side. In spite OF
the vigilance Of the soldiers, some PEG.
pie have slipped into the country, and,
when tho opening comes, u Is probable
that every place Offering any conceal
ment will 6e occupied by "soonoT-.D
The lac.litiea u the towns along the
border aru taxed 10 the utmost 10 ac-
cominodgte the rush. A line IL already
formed In front OF the land Office. The
townsltos OF six new counticA are sur.
veyed and artlstically named. Wato.
wonga will be- the county seat Of c,
Vnloga Of u, Ioland OF H., Ewing Of II,
ATapahoe Of q, aud Rossmorc OF II.
II Is stated that there will be no doubt
but that the townsites viii be opened
the same day M the land.
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hlADhID, April ll.-Au analysis Of
We hombs found In the possession Of
Dtlnosche aud Fcrreirs shows thal the
mixture IN them consisted OF EngllslI
gunPoWesf aud chlnTate OF potassium.
Exploded In confined places thcy
"onld havo wrought enormous dam.
TWO more anarchists denounced 10y
Muno@ hay" been arrested. Ton nuarch.
laIs were arrested at REM. Munol In.
lormgn the Judge today that Delbosohc
unl FerreiTa were chosen by the an.
a.ehls.S To blow up the Chamber uf
Deputies.
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MONTREAL, April 1.-THE Cana.
dian Pacific authorities have received
cAblegram TO the effect that $50 tailors
and marines, declined for the Pacific
squadron, would sail on the steamer
"Carihageniau" from Liverpool for
Halifax, anu from there will take n
Canadian Pacific special train, which
VIII leave at once Tor the Pacific coast.
10 10 believed that the present detAch.
mcnt Il being sent over TO reinforce
the crews already doing duty In Pacific
waters.
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PANAMA, April il.-Grncral d'And.
lnu, once wcll.known figure IN paris,
died IN poverty In Cayenne, Fiench
Guinea, a few drys ego. The general
was condemned tl 1--WE years' inipris.
oumeut and 10 the lose OF his title as
6unat0r and his righl4 ns a citizen Tor
his connection with the scandal that
brought aaout the downfall Of Wilson,
PRECEDENT GTovy's sou.in.law.
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TEESToS, Nh April II r.. J.
Coftis, iepiosentlng The Hamburg
American steamship line, this morning
plead guilty 10 violating the alien con.
tract labor law, In bringing over 400
immigrants under contract and fail
Ing 10 return them when required TO
do so. He wss hned 500 aud costs.
This IL said TO TO tho FIRST conviction
under this law. Several similar cases
are pending against other steamship
lines, but Il is understood that they
VIII be contested.
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WAsnuNCfOS, April 1.-THE Houln
committee On Indian affairs agreed
10 report iavgnbly Towns ud's bili 10
fatify the agreement with the Southern
Ute Indians In Colorado to certain
lands In the southeastern part Of Utah.
The lands opened to bettlcnrn, wlil DO
Disposed OF ut 81 so per acre.
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lie Says lie Wants The Democratic
Party 10 DO Exactly the
Right Thing.
He HAo GRAVE FEARS IN REGARD
TO HtMsELF.
Sentiment anl Personal Devotion
Should BE- Checked al the
CunveniiUu.
ne iias Misgivins- ~ 10 the Wisdom
OF Eiis auniuntiau.

81 sAtH nomination.
CifATTANpOJA, Tenn, April H.
James n. Bible today received "a letter
from Grover Cleveland, In which he
says that he IL exceedingly anxious TO
have the party DO exactly the right
thing with lie Chicago convention,
aud hopes that the delegates win be-
guided 10y their Judgment and actustci
by true Democratic spirit and the
siuglo doslte 10 succeed ON principle.
~ should not he frank,n writes Mr.
Cleveland, "if | did not say that Of.
ten fear | do not deserve the kiud
thlngs which such friends as You say
ofme, ami have frequent mifgivings
~ to the vision Of again putting me
Ia nomination. | am therefore RnI-
iDut that sentiment and unmcasurcd
pCuonal devotion should he checked
when tho delegates 10 the convention
reach the period OF dOlibcmtiOn. In
any event, there viii be no disap.
puiuiment TO me IN the result"
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BAErU Guy, d., April il,-A com.
pany 81 militia lett this morning Tor
Vale. Malhvur county, to assist the
sheriff IN protecting william aud
John Bailey from mob violence, The
pfia0nrrs are under arrest for the muir.
der OF William Humbert at the Domu.
cratic primaries last week. The COW.
boys say that the prisoners viii never
leave THE county alive.
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WAsInS0ToS, April lion motion
Of DuIburrow, Of Illinois, the bill was
passed repoaling the joint resolution
passud by the Fiity.hrst Congress,
authorizing the secretary OF war 10
lease tho pier at the mouth Of the
Chicago river.
The floor was then accorded the COM
mittto on the District OF Columbia. a
few local measures were passed and the
House adjourned.