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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
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a suitable reward will BE- pad. aaEsdSi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

Deer Slayer, The. Cooper.
Gres; Hesper, Tie. Frank Barrett.
Handy Andy. S. Lover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07

ANk Mesahers can IL 'eiosnFcd wlih "a. On mosi
favorable terms straight htv Insurance pTosi-
ts<i al Ariesl cost, ia eSsmpsas showing the how
est death rsis add lowest cazi, usiy ~ sssvss
mcpt- in rssht vars. Agent. wanted. tddrvss
fE1Ssd' nj Aid Society, Portland, Maine,
ialyl7d,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-07
TIE COLUMBUS SERIES

A Babe in Bohe mia, by Frank Dandy
Arabian Nights Entertainment,
Chiid's History Of England. Charles Dickens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

pPUseousiug attorney ringing In their
ezra Unless the plea for the prisoner
wa most effective and stirred the
minds Of those who heard e il had al
rssdv been forgoesen.
II SCENE very ssay to ny . criminal
eass. especially BY thoss who have
nsvsr tStsA 10 do IT, II 10 always easy
10 eslkoiss 10 methods Of theAttoe.
nsy. A In . gsns of osFds the on
loches. whose knowieAee Of The game
- squal 10 thss Of thc player. u eener-
ely sble 10 80 the mistskcs made ~
The tins q ths play. The players
mind. bsing moro lntentiy sbsorbed.
may OVERLOOK pUfnts perfectly appar>
emf from the outside. So II IL With the
lawyer.
Tho most effective addresses sru
shoss that Aound he simplest The
srGuneut that ccuvincss "a the ono
tAsa She svcrage hesreS thinks be could
hsvs msds himself ~ thnA ne would ilks
" hsvc made himself Those who hsve
tstcd sddruasing . jury for Ne 6rst
- u looAa A ssory shst hes always
smussd mo y told Of . young lawyer
vhoas Asvt cess In couft We one
aasigpsd him 20 appear for . man
Changed WIN OhsfN He remained PR
ieetiy calm and collected until Tho
tlms sase for him 70 deliver his sum-
ming mp sdAscsa ~ tho Jury He had
arranged = nice little speech in his
mind, Doe when hs stood on hta fset the
brilliant opening sentence had passed
from HE mied.
Nay n pseaas your honor and gcn-
tienen Of the tuvy-ahi sh-may IL
p,s.es yUm honor and gentlemen 81
ths Try ~ began; then tanning " Q
eosvs stasmesuA. hs 0Ai: 'rotslcer. .
elss ~ WsAss. pSeaasl"
Afsev taAfn9 ~ ~ water be re-
snns~d: Nay n please pour honor and
eun0smse % Die jury. Thh unsor-
0unAse prisooev--
Ts1< h no< s2ss vsy hs hsd intended
- h~gtn. 20 NJ stopT~d Ncph smother
- a vsss~ and sbsn rssomed: May
n p,esa, yosr borcr and gentlemen 81
Of sh. tary. NJ sueursunAAe client"
TIN ~ noe - ell what he had
venAAA N -. - he Again heat
tst~i snd siyV>d srns morr water
vhsis . tittpy s~o srr.ns the es'nrs-
rccA ~ fsARe inpked so~n kindly
hrom - h-ash spd r~snArssd; 90
sAsaA o,ensrape. shvs far ~. co-rrt h
wfsA yvA-
Ire ssmh~s ~ er~ss cvfminsl law
yws - No. YcvA hsa hsd IN sis. LIST
Susw>.v ~ ssnsssy be- be~a very
ewn ~ shr~~. the nsw- p-ouin~ns
vw~ Js@s Z. ew~Ay. John orshsus.
sDeUop w5u,Rn rni,~~spn. william
3 Uy~s - n tlscsy Well rhe-~
hos~ b~~s sS~y ssessSs ~ ~sus~ r~rv-
OsAn. kvs - .s1s>s~ ~s~~~ c~sp-s
hsss 49, ~rspse~Aflr hS~ra - sh>
sn..san aAnu1n - ~ w.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
GIANTS At THE BAR
n HvmWssl Tells Hos Americas
CnmsaJ ls~ysn Work
APPEARANCE IN COURTROOM
Memories - NJ 60 Thtnsv--The
Legal AAvocaae Can Dsau Tears
and Laushsee With Ease.

Common ssnas sAeuld - the hoy
s1Bns g - iagaA sla1nsa. sad sppaiea-
No - vus& ~ corner scene Of sue-
80 - ~.
H. ~ - DaAssy. NV - ssss. was
49, - snnsneanl somp0and a pssc-
t1siA9 sstosnsy. Tine he DIVIDED the
yvu1snnAes intp Qssialtass - aan
~ NV soAnA q - vssy AsaA a Que
- - ssv1uA1 bsoncAss vAo has never
~ . - - epusA 4 fDstans may
- sasnsla4sd b ~ compensation o.
~ 49, lsWyss. ~ tnGeanss. who
eouA nD~p hnvs saSned ~ alt by
p10Alng n - x4mina1 somtA
10 - . ssceeasfal sRlmina1 lawyer
sns mse -. 1rsA IN s4ectivs speaker,
md. sssunA, pnasassd Of lsen insight
61D human notuPN The latter y -
esssnAiAl - him - ne kncWledge Of
- 91ninsl Nv. ssd ths htess d.
s1ste1A Whsss che M a hb&<y Of
- pssDoa whom ~ y csllsd O 20
plsaA en haa0s By . tAssaA - s,sndsr
- ~ sl1gAtsss - vfl pull 10 -
sunder. the lswyer muse rcd The
thco9hts of the member Of the Jury.
Ths sligAAssl thunder my mean death.
The ensirs uaehtnesy Of the state
- bssA vustin6 20 erush out the poor
wretch - - be- TAs prosecuting
ottuusyA hscksd By Ne police de-
parensuA hsss rspus.tSons 10 eaEn o.
- sns1A1A b. ssouYin9 euov1otlons- Tho
lawyer Cor Fhs deSsnss stands alone.
He need hook 70 no ono for help. He
psQ1AuD . kssa wit end . ready mind
- ss1ss any oVpostunity tAss ofRsrs 70
dise0vW ~ 0aws end loopAoaeA Hh
ssspoaalhltV y aii psrvadAne.
III 3aFy. % sosFsss = instructed 10
give DE- prissnss ths benefs of sny
sessgusble doubt end Mat he must be
deersd innocent uutn he has been
provea guilty. We al know. however.
that the mere net Of the arraignmeut
Of man for tr,al creates In every mind
the prsspmptfou Of hls guilt which In
only shakso BY positive proof Of his In
noeence.
o. wundeYfui advantage thst the
prosecution has h that Of making the
Anal srgumenG Any mistake made by
the counsel for the prisouer can be
pulled 70 piscss end no opportunity 70
reply b afforded him. The Jury leave
ths courtroom With the words Of the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

On The eight sspaser~. nay nass Tainsc me-
asd sisor wss constant ansps<ns insn ~
hNck part Of my throat had paine Ia MP
tack aud ilmf~- Ny rsnn>ch sss greatly
dissres.ed and nay appetite ~ss I@-s. IN fscs
] wss completely run do~n.
rvlucsansly vens "a Drs. cozrisnd and
Grshasn, - hardly believed J could is
cus.d without an operation. To my eur
pri@ they have coapacssly cussd my CO
isrsh aud ] can nos brs~sf,s frrely shroeSt
my nos< and fssi wonderful change in n'y
general coalition. IN fact ! dad nos S1os
hos bad I ~ss until l vsr cured. ] sAke
srHs pleasure in Recommending DuA csp-e
land and Graham IN their sklilfui ss~ssm~sss
OF disease. and their honorable aud ssir
dealing with all sufferers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Shortly sfses tie deasA II the Illus
trsous philsnshrepAsA. 81 1osn Noass-
6uss, h essxsdAy 1Dview sD1sA -
salogissio no<scs Of his lie IN. 'DucA
. career cannot 10 csystailised inso sn
epsgram NOR summed mp IN . honmsA
On TIN seasensnt PneA 111ldAo1aly
cofnmsnssd, "Yss. q esa-'Roa No
(0ooi Aosrr,.
This. ssys The Nineteenth Csusury.
~ worthy 20 rank with sn0thas q
Punchs happy pans.' WIN loed
ROtlncl,ild touk hi 9Th - pssr. With
hh bed reysrsms1y covWsd = ssssrd-
snos vt>h Jsvish sssgas Shss joesna1
suegmesd Shst - shosA aasums ths
styie anA s1kls a Lord HAetOA-
Jew. hike galseA2. hsvs - ou1y hspa
'.shs nn0 ~ WI = = ot1,ss 0sa.
bot thsy havs AaGhsd ehs1r hus1B seshs
expsass a tha1S 0entils nslghbsA
A dialogue cvsshsarA - ~ 64pck ~
change on frosty vinesrs dsy.
"Ms. Moss. Whist would ysu aAvtss
me Ia buy todnVr
"Thesmomctsss. II eoussA They ara
very low ~ prssas snd ere suxs tosiss
-Youth's CompAn3on-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

connected With the Electric Light Depart
ment and who resides at Coz Cherry street.
makes statement of vital importance 10
all who suffer from catsrrh. and especially
70 those whose occupation subjects them to
sudden changes OF temperature.
fered distressing symptoms Of cssarrh. Ny
head ached. eyes were weak. my eOs had .
crust and roaring and burning noi-cs in
them. both nostrils were completely stopped
up with bard swellines. making breathing
through the noee impossible. ] caught cold
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Our system 81 mail frs~ssnens 10 means ~
syrnpsom hlank and correspondence Il As
rrrfes and sfse-sual Ne oar ofic~ work. Tie
charge y the ssme--G . month cover every.
thing. including nsdicin.~ Write for sysap-
tom blank 90 DIN. Cofsisnd and GrshsuB.
ix1 Last faltsh street. Grand Rapids. Mad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Cassrrh Attacks All Nueous Ae,nts~n<~.
II Afec,s she Ears. Eyss. Ne-e. 1hrs~L
Bronchial TuleN. Lsngr. STOMACH. bcscss.
kidneys. niakder = the Whole Mucous
Trsc. carc Dis<ssss II tb-se orssns ~
Removing fise Cxusn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Bet yos are nce FrsncA; yos go
Irish w.ns . Fr~neh uusua.s
'-ShuFs. MIN. sn' oi,m Frinch~
..Nonsenss. can tell from ~
brogue that you ase lrtsh-r
.'Ah. mirn. thoss doo TO n hsvtn'
bsss tnploysd - Docoits los siA
years "-Hsrpcr's Basar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Harry-Your old Asms Chsvlsy bad
IN awful squeeze for his life, douohsr
know? He was widing . horwidly VI
cious horse and was thrown Oh. Poor
fe1lsh. strucx on bis head and cut u %
you could 80 the bwasni
Ehs-With The naked syse-NlasaiA
Pals 0asctte. Y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

"~ "~AS"s - sv
A very beautiful lady asked . gentle
man:
"Will you show me the portrait Of the
person you sdoreT
THAT u impossible today. SONORA bat
tomorrow I will"
And the next day ~ presented hR with
Q costly mirror. -Noticiero Universal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

"Yosng man." Gid her hth~ with
some solemnity. ''you do noe sssm 10 ~
slise that you are asking me- 70 turn ovsr
10 you . considerable very
considerable cash invsstmeot. sis. !
paid 5000 for her college oourss and
0l0. 900 for . Huropssn tEip. ~ 6Hst 80
sou IN socisty ooss me oe.0oo muss. and
now she wants anoehsF g. 90 Tor the 60
shore ell this assds from Whit 10 cost
me during her childhood rsshsps Il IL
wrong for mo 70 feel 90. bot u I had
pot that much money into anything else
you would hardly sxpsct"-
Thank you for tho information, cdr.
interrupted The suitos. springing 70 his
feet and graphing the old msn's hand
cordially. 'thank you. ] and h tmpos-
sibls 10 keep mp the interest on 20 large
. capital" And b. withdrew.-Dstrot
Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
WILL TEACH 4 YEAR
LIST Of Tsschs1 Appsiatsd To-
ow ScksoIs
eY THE e0ARo or EDUCATION
AppsopsssssDs - . Mas~aa Draining
sen4ssa - Rvocssa1Ass -
shs 0nnsd
sy THE soAap OF EDUCATION

Pre.idsaS Fisher Of the board q sdu-
eaton cslsbsssBd ne Ora ssusssa N The
nee rom Ia the high scAoa By pre-
ssnnng each nsmbss With hutton
hole bouquet The important pstsss
consi.iersd sas the report u the CON-
n.ttse aa bsachsss reporting the teach
sss. 9th the salaries 20 b. peS1 pest
year. Mizs ~ Y barber a The Gfsnd-
viils avenue srhepl. rs~isusd hss position
on account % III health Acespsed
Al issitssion 10 attend the Isctars a
John z white on the single tas euss
ton In the Y. - c. A. hall nsst wednss-
DAY szs Acc~ptsd .
: The Central Lahos Union ssxsd that
tie leading Magazines be placed In the
library. Referred 10 the committee on
sehoois
The report of the CON mittss on schools
recommending that commercial courss
be started in tho high sehooi. MAS
adopted
Next Years Teachers.
TIE committee on TEACHERS reported
the solio~iug 10; Il teachers for the
coming year:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED FDR g. PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSTELLATION, IA
ANIMATION, TREATMENT AND MEDI-
CINE FOR ALL PATIENTS AND FOR
ALL DISEASES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Old Professor young friend, let
me give you . word Of advicA Be kind
70 the dull boys.
Young Teacher Certainty. but Il they
won't learn their lessoos-
"Bs kind 10 them; pet them; maks
them your warmest friends."
"But"-
mo butts about Il. Win thsk 1Dve u
you can. Some day IN sEtss yeass wha
you are - old and helplso - nm. you
may need the assistAnoeof wealthy men,
"Of course. but
"Well, tho DAN boys ars The ones that
get rich."-Good News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

The report was adopted an submitted
without debate or q euagcetion OF q
change.
Library Report
The committee on library reported .
iist Of books to cost emo. and the CON-
plete works Of Benjamin Franklin and
81 Alexander Hamilton st cost 81 el9O.
The editions are limited and very rare
The reports we're laid on the table for
one month. The COMMITTEES on library
asked 10 bc allowed 10 purchase 0sS VOL
um~s 10 United States public docu-
ments af . cost Of 30 cents PR volume.
These volumes are Intended To I'LL va
canciee la the list Of documspts nos In
the library. The rules werc suspended
and the report was adopted
The com mite on library recommended
that Miss Chase BE- designated % cata-
lngucr IN the library. and that the salary
remain at 60 per month. the same -
she has been paid since abe started 10
sii in reading proof on the new library.
The report vas tabled tor one month-
The COMMITTEES % groupds asked
authority TO advertise tor bids for the
improvement % the high school grounds
Adopted.
The committee on suppliss reported
having advertised foe bids on fuel. and
recommended that Leppink a Company
begin the coatract n furnish SO tons n
gss coke ss e4ss pes ton. and $50 tons
~ Hooking Valley coal at e303. that
r. 4. HAMILTON furnish 500 tons Of Pitts
bury coke a. ~ Or. and 1o0tons ~ Hook
ing Valley coal at t1o7. and that A.
Small furnish LIS cords II pine slshs Al
e2to Per cord Adopted.
Trustee Hustled moved that q suitabis
table he purraa->d for the uss II the ~.
porseea Carried
Mansss Tvntnsue.
Trussss Hu~s~d moved that the pre-
.us syss~m ~ supplying pupil- wish ne
serial be disconsinu~d after July /.
Trustee stevens offered Q substitute
,ha, the matter be referred D. q special
cummistee. n. substitute was adopted.
TIE chair spprsnsed TresHees Chs'vers
Stein. Brsdkesd. re.hsr and Hos.~man.
Trustee Fitzgerald moved that the
eoumittes ~ library ~ up the addition
!. sNs lihv>vv nsde ~ ths y.rnsvsI n
~. .ehsci hosrd from the city hall st .
ros, ~ sbos,t os0o Cssrs~i
IL xas moved that the city ss
torney hesin proce~s'sGs - remove
snrros~hu-nts IN The siblsy street
~rhoci grcuris Tyvss~~ Stevens aid
q similar r>.nlvsscr hsd boa pss,~t
-. pa, go. ard Ne ~euit hks n know
~hy the city ss.rsn~y had sos stSnssei
=, sh- e-ssers ~ ts~ hc~rs The eation
= W CrusmAn vss carried
Trustee nsv~i that e1fSo
- slse-.i in tns snrasi b.ds~s ~ The
parps~~ ~ starting The casual tsainins
srhorl The ssctinn sss esfkir~i ~ q
vsts II ~ IA Ihs t.asd sAasrzsrl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
Copeland Medical Institute.
psa- COPELAND AID esanAn
Prsmancotiy Located at
i02 EAST FULTON STREET.

Sf.~cisisies Casarrh. Asthma, Dranchftss.
Nsrvoss pi>~sses, HOOD Ds.~ese- khenmssisu.
Consampsicn and all ehronic sfe<ssnbs az ne
fisroas. Lungs, Stomach Liver aud kiansFs
ofsice Hours-e - a. q IA. a. .. N. 20
IN .. cundas, 3 "a II o. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

ras. ssss.s I. se.o-s. esrs tsssA<ss TrrssaG
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-11
SENATORIAL CONTEST.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Feb. 1O.-The ballot
for United States senator was as follows:
vandevanter, republican, %; Miller 10;
New, I; others scattering. Speaker lid
ball. populist, voted for j. G. Thompson.
democrat, saying there was no hope OF
electing a populist. Another ballot
brought vandevanter's vote down to 10.
and Thompson's up to IL;
Bismarck, NJ D.. Feb. lO.-Three ballots
for United States senator by democrats
and populists, gave Rosch 80 on one bal
lot, and Benton 40; on another ballot the
highest republican vote was 81 for Miller.
No result was arrived at.
Olympia, Wash, Feb. 1O.-There was no
change in the vote today for senator.
Helena, Mont, Feb. 1O-In accordance
with caucus action thetmost of the re-
publicans voted for Lee Mantle for SEN
ator. The result was Clark, 25; Mantle, e.
Dixon, II, Sanders g. Couch J.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-11
PENNOY[R LETS It GO
And The Pilot Bill Will Become Law
In Five Days,
SENATOR FUITon's GOOD WORK
He Changes the Clause Concerning Com
missioners and Gives the Majority
to Clatsop County.
SENATOR FULToH's GOOD WORK
AssocIated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 1O.-This Afternoon
there was an important development ir
the Hawaiian matter. Tonight the com.
missioners from the Islands are hopeful
If not confident that tomorrow will see
the practical, IL not the formal conclusion
of their labors. This afternoon Secretary
Foster had a conference with the COM
missioners at tn state department which
lasted until o'clock. In the course of the
proceedings the commissioners were in
formed that arrangements had been made
for their reception by President Harrison,
tomorrow. One of the Hawaiians said
this evening that he hoped to get through
with the business tomorrow Probably on
this latter point, however, be was too
sanguine, for it is not considered likely
that any determination will be reached
by this government until the representa-
tives of the deposed queen shall have pre-
sented their side Of the case. This, Of
course, cannot be done before the latter
part Of the week. A published interview
with Paul Newman the queens commits
sioner. to the United States, gives the
representatives of the provisional gov
ernment much satisfaction.
ut disposes of the sentimental idea
of the question" said one Of them, this
evening, "of which so much has been
said by opponents of annexation. Accord
ing to Neumann. he hears that an agree
ment is prepared in triplicate which the
queen proposes to sell the Islands to the
United States. We propose to give them
this country but the end aimed at, is the
same; and the natives will be exactly in
the same position. whichever proposition
is accented, >,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-11
THE INDIAN TROUBLE.

Edwards, s. D.. Feb. 1O.-Marshal Ney
and deputies arrived this morning in
charge Of Fights-With and Too-Too, sur
viving Indians implicated in the recent
trouble on White river. the latter being
a son of Two-Sticks Too-Too made a
desperate attempt to strange himself
with a handkerchief at the agency, but
was discovered in time to save hos life.
The Indians told a reporter this morning
that they killed the cowboys because the
Messiah told them to.
Washington, Feb. 1O.-The secretary OF
the interi has received telegfam from
Pine Ridge Agency saying: ..Young-Man-
Afraid-of-His-H Horses and his bucks have
kept two OF the murderers Of the cow
boys and turned them over to agent
Brown. These are the last Of the muir
derers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-11
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Washington Senators and Representatives
Have a Busy Day.

j
Washington, Feb, lO.-Gallinger from
the select committee appointed by the
senate to investigate and report to the
senate the facts in relation to the em-
ployment for private purposes of armed
bodies of men or detectives in connection
with differences btween workingmen and
| employers, submitted report TO the
committee today. The report expresses
the opinion that il firms and corporations
would discontinue the employment Of
armed men on the occasion of present or
existing strikes their interests would be
better subserved. The committee declares
that the employment OF a private armed
guard at Homestead was necessary, but
at the1same time there seemed to be no
excuse for the strikers themelves. In con-
clusion the committee says the investiga-
tion led 1t to conclude that the fault did
not rest wholly on one side and that the
middle. ground seems to be in the direc-
ton % arbitration. The committee makes
no Recommendations.
In the senate the vote on the house
bill providing for sundry lighthouses and
others lids 10 navigation which passed
some days ago was on motion of Senator
Dolph reconsidered and all the amend
ments adopted by the senate rejected and
the bill passed without amendment, just
as 1t came from the house.
+ The calendar was taken up and the SEN
ate bill amending the act of August 18th.
1888, in relation to the Jurisdiction Of tn
circuit court of the United States was
passed. 1t provides that any foreign cor
poration may be sued In any district
where 1t may be found
In the house after the routine business
was disposed of it proceeded In committee
of the whole to consideration of the in.
valid pension appropriation and recon-
mended sl66, 100000. 1t proposdd to amend
the measure so that the amount would
be reduced to $l66,O9O.OOO. This is the
heaviest appropriation bill that has ever
been before the American congress- The
cominitteee on appropriations came to
the conclusion that there should be some
and recommended several |
which 1t thought would in
stitute reform:
First-Providing for the transfer of the !
pension bureau from the interior depart
ment to the war Departmental was the
opinion that the pension bureau could
not be taken out of politics until 1t was
put where political influence did not
count
Without closing tn general debate, the
rose and the house took re-
cess till tomorrow
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-11
THE WEATHER REpoRTs.


Denver Colo, Feb lO.-Reports fro.
Southern Colorado tell of a continuatio
of the blockade of railroads by the sno,
which In many districts is still falling
Near sllverton this morning. the stas
coach was swept over the side Of tn
mountain and near ouray, by sno
slide. In Western Colorado the storm il
the heaviest ever experienced. A slid
near Breckenridge today. killed two me.
and injured four others. the snow plov
on the South Park road being swep
from the track. Near Crested Butte tw'
Italian laborers were lost in q slide.
Stockton, Cal. Feb 1O--The high wa
ter is rapidly receding from the CELLAR
Of business houses whi6a have t,sef
flooded, although no great damage ha.
been done In the city.