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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02

Hawaii 81 and, of smiling sunshine and
rushing rain. place OF paradise and
abode OF torment Ten little islands
sleeping in the sea, whore Incidence and
industry meet and mingle; where COM
merce thrlves Incredibly. and idieness
eSists In its LATEST perfectionl At once
a health resort and a breeding place OF
htmanity's most frightful scourgel
Where Natures most refulgent luxuri-
ance creeps 10 the very edge Of pits
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02
Num,smattc.

One of the famous collections of
coins in this country is that owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schome, of
indianapolis. 1t was made by Will
lam Winkler, Of Columbus, Ind, who
travelled all over Europe to make II.
In the collection is a piece which is
said to be the oldest Saxon coin in
existence.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02

where Natures most malignant anger
ever boils and bubbles, and sometimes
reaches out sinuous arm of molten
lava to cngnlf town and murder thou
sands! Hawaii is truly strange little
nation-a strange little nation in strange
little lands with stFpRge little people,.
But with all the strankeness of them all
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02

n the natives were malicious and
man-eatlng, then they hsve changed
marvelously since, for nowadays II
seems impossible for them 10 believe a
man IL bad With them you are their
friend until You have thrive proved
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02
AN ISLAND NATION.
A STUDY OF HAWAII AND HER
PEOPLE.

Tho simplicity and Barbarous Innocencs
81 the Natives-A Beautiful Land-The
,bcourge Of Leprosy-value OF Our Ha-
waiian Imports.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO
mos HERE AND THERE

Jokes and yoksIsts that Are Supposed -
Rave Been Recently Born-sayings sne
Doings that Are Odd, Curioas and
Laughs able.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02

the steady decrease in their numbers,
which in twenty-one years has amount
ed to "A per cent. But there are other
reasons for this decline. The del cate.
Nature-loving Hawaiians seem not to
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INTERESTING FROM ABROAD
The Causes Leading 10 tho Present
Brazilian Revolt
Murderous work az sea "A Hawaiian
Lieutenant narrios
Princfss.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-lCopyrlRhtsd by
Associated PrcAs. Inc Tunes tomoi-
row will publish the following, dated
November -, from iu correspondent
NJ Rio dc Janoiro; In reviewing the
causes which led up 10 the revolt thv
correspondent says, with tue fall Of
Dom Pedro the atistoeracy Withdrew
all connection with the government
and the wealthy men IN unlco
were replaced by neoiy ndventuferbi
whose sole object has tuen persOnsl
gain. President Peixoto opened hiH
administration well, by cancelling the
decree permitting tho Bank Of tue Re
public To continue the emission OF
notes, which had teen done m the In.
toreAt OF a ring OF speculalOTs; but tue
hopss OF reform were tOOu uisap'
pointed when he began removing tho
Governors OF states In an undefhhud
manner. Thence onward he took the
bit IN his mouth and made series Of
plumbers aud set aside the spirit aud
letter OF the Constitution IN every
way.
m. correspondent then proceeds 10
NuNN OF ANAHNANAN NNaNNN ~ t'fh ~
breaches OF faith regarding RIO GfaudV
do Sui, by prrseouIing those who had
been engaged in the revolt which uc'
ton led to tho presidents rupture with
Admiral dc Mello, who resigned tue
oiiice Of minister Of marine In conse'
qutnce.
The correspondent further states that
on November 9Th the insutgent leaders
held conference on board tho warahin
Aquiuiban aud discussed tbs queuiioh
Of ru.establishing tho monarchy In
Brazil. IL WIS then shown that The
states Of PcrngmtucO, Bahia, Santa
Catharina, Rio Grnnde do Sui san
Paulo and an important section Of The
city OF Rio de JAneitO favored return
TO tho monarchy. II was thereupon
decided that tho efforts OF tho inruf-
gents be directed 10 that end.
A Brazilian I'm high Office has Just r..
marked 10 the Times correspondent that
he believed the snd OF the war would
see a finlsh Of the PeiKOtoan system OF
government In BrR1ll,no matter which
side won,
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ator tho last nftccu years D have suffered
from fHst fIUlIful disease, rltlUHH 10 Uu
uu. cd Que UIi little at fret hu. nuu.nI rHru
Ycsr that tur disease gradually .HHy worse.
tried WsuF dIuerunt ruWr|fH Iu trIlu 90
cheek Boz progress, bot ~ no ntI.
OF suffered with headaches aHl pains Through
thu temples aud queer slualNHl ivory Tow
days over uI eyes. which tclt IIaH piece. ~ Irr
wore IiIrr on mY hoai. Ny rIan HlH stopped
ru N.fHruBt seemed dlIDd vita aH uHHIruU.
ulu, aud % umUs ] could 0rAf. r.F Hut Wv
Hr#IH. Nv hearing became Impaired Hot
ANIL tlId flashes dared over mT o oiy My
tolFt would ps iptato with tuu IrA.i exert 'uu.
N.t memory wuH moor. I unuIHrI hUt little
fcalut uIEht. and would got uu feeling tired.
IHf no ambition for wurk and my Die seemed
doomed tu Dee one Of misery ulu. uuti.yl tbc
rtalIr SAIL ~ Drf. MAu.f"lI aud N sHDtt,
tHf1urh tUu Testimonials of utHou. 1Iun 1
tHuutuf would give them tual.
"I went tu IRE Mantnrld nnd NHHutts ONCE
Boo tUc uU0lY building, aud began iugW urat
mont. aud am pleased Co Ht.tH fNat IutI.ri
Hu improvement after thu UHt treatment q
now Ito seemed il take hold nl uH. my nuto BE-
clear. mf throat fs FREQ from obstruction, aud
ny breathing raIuraL ] cannot trIl 1Uu In
WHfua fHU gratitude fool Cor hH. MHus ry'l
and lisautt bus anyone calling 1n ne vail
gladly state my cas1 personally
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Murdcr and suicide.

OMAHA, Dec. 5.-Mattin Anderson,
cellar clerk In the grocery house %
Huimfod d Hanson, murdered Az un.
kuown woman In tne cellar Of tie
store this evening and then cut hi,
throat iatnlly. Nothing 10 known oi
the causes VI the tragedy. About 5
o'clock pasHufs.by heard tho wOmn No
scream "Hulpp "My COD, he's XIII
ing mel" Anderson had used a paving
stone and literally pounded the hcal
of his victim 10 a Jolly. After ho had
finished the murdef Anderson took q
dull pocket kuiiu and severed his winu
pipe. He died from loss OF blood.
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New YORK, Doc.5.--Nathan Schloss
and Henry J. Scbloss, competing the
firm OF J. 5chl1si & Co., manufacturer
NJ and dealers IN clothing, made an
assignment. The liabilities are over
fhOO, 900 and the assets considerably
Lees. The firms bgokkcepef, James II.
Louis, Il prisouor at the police head
quarters, charged with smhezzlemcnt
aud attempting 10 commit suicide
Louis has boon an emp.Oye Of N. J.
5chlosa & Go. Tor eighteen year,. he
received a large salary, IN addition 10
" portion OF tue profits. II IL claimed
the books will show shortage OF over
$4,000.
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Marriage Hctucer Princess And n
UHruu.

Marriage Bctwcen - Princess nnd n
nHruu.
LoNDoN, Dec. b-A dispatch TO the
Standard from Vienna Faya: The mar.
rianc Of pfincrss Elizabeth and Baron
presence Of the respective families.
The princess and baron met nt "a court
tivCS the princess refused 90 give him
was decidedly opposed 10 the alliance,
aud in order to break tho match 70.
lieutenant In the Bayafian army, from
Munich On Mpfg.
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LIMA, Dec. 5-rhe legation Of Ecua.
dor aud the cousulatos Of the republic
here and at Callao have been closed
anu tho minister from Ecuador and
tue consul vt Lima have taken refuge
on tho British ship "liyrCiutb." The
citizens n Ecuador now In Peru have
been placed under German projections.
The delimitnuon OF the frontier OF Ec.
uhdor aud Peru will be- submitted 10
arbitration.
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a. Rooms So1, 30l,
500. Dooly ,PO.J Building, salt Lake
city, Utah.
Eotice:-A registered Physician
occupies the consulting chair At the
Zion Medical Institute, aud business
~ continued us before, 80 % month
pays the bill 20 all Who apply during
this month.
spcoialuest All diseases Of tho Rye. Ear.
No6r. Throat ard Lungs, all Dhrouio Diseases,
once hours=G t0 % m., ITO pm, " s.
p,uI sundays, % a. tu' 90 p.ul
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An Old Settler
TELLS an Interesting story-Fiiteen
Years Of suffering, But RELIEF
Was Found at Last Word. OF
Praise Greet the Skiliul

s stsry of much interest Co ,luso who fHt
Known and .ghiv respectable lady who ua.
lived IH SAD iaso forty three .D.H# Miro.
Tiara it Woodward HE pact fur.u Heafs
Of Ilfo has certainly been one ui .I.furH. 600
owing t0 an aFFravatcd cauu ui r4tITru Uut
rUHof was found 10 last through Coo sall.uI
treatment oi Ore. Mansfield aui la.alJ IN
conversation with the writer HNu relates thy
fol owing
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FuRIHEE DETAILS.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 5.-rhe
correspondence which led 10 the turmi-
nation VI the strike was made public a.
m early hour this morning. Ina letter
10 President Wilbur the strikers asked
the following; eft the existing strike
IA declared of will the Lohigh Valley
company agree 20 take back ~
many Of the old employees ~
they have places for, without
any prejudice on account VI tho
fact that they struck, or that
they are members OF any labor organi'
zatlon; that In accomplishing men iof-
meTly In It's service, the available time
shall be 30 divided among tile men 10
Te.employsd that they may feel that
they are again IN tho service OF the
company ami self.tuppOTting; that Ia
making promotions hereafter the COM
pAny will make no distinction Ms be-
tween men now IN Its employ and
those 40 Te'employed, on account OF
sincerity Ia the service or o'nerwipui
that when the employ OF tho ROAD
committees from the various olRssts
Of employees shall have their griovancts
considered aLd Justly treated, anu
that In employing men In the future
tue company Will give preference to
iurmeT employee when the strike IL
utCiued OF.
President Wilbur, In reply, said;
"lhe Lehigh Valley company ngToes
10 the suggestions made, and In the
event Of tho strike being declared of,
viii abide by them. We recognize
aud willingly respond 10 your modi-
icRliOn OF our former understanding,
that the available time may be divided
no that the men re-employei may have
acsrlain source OF support"
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San FHANCfsCO, Dec. 5.-rhe case
Of Jury btibing iu connection with the
murder trial. which commenced
against state senator William Dunn
anu Frank McManus, was dism ssed
this morning. McManus and Dunn
were summoned 10 appear before the
grand jury today aud II is learned
from their friends that they Intend 20
make confession regarding the whole
affair duplicating Cutie, his attorney
and thfpo iurOfa.
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LONDDN, Dec. 5.-rhe correspondent
Of the E0iy AcDs %, Rome says The
new ministry makes n dCplortblc I'm.
preston. Tie miuisicrs, with the exc
ceptiou NJ tw1, nave no especial ability,
and some Of ihom figure in bad liant
in IN" recent revelations in connection
with bank scandals. Already sigus Of
tarnal discurI In the csninet are
showing themselves. Isnafdonilli
chose hi1 associates at random, with
out regard to their principles.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dc. 5.-This
evening the city council passed TO @
second reading an ordinance permit
ing glove contests, only one cnuucil'
man Uppo.iug the ordinance. IL pro-
vidCs that the contestants shnll use
i've ounce gloves and the contests
shall be under the supetvision VI the
chief OF uolicp.
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him the guard was called ant Mlroy
denounced the R1riqucs rs murderers.
All three were arrested aud alter
Mirey's confession had been heard
were all turned over 10 the French bu.
thOrities.
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a cRoNiN ATORY.
A Catholic Priest said 10 Know some
tLinx About the MurdeT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.--A story is going
TounI % toe effect that Catholic
pritst viii be put on the stand Ia tho
Coughhn case, VINO will give ihe details
u confession MAZE u him by
Patrick O'SullivRn IA prison, tallylng
leriecIly with tho story OF the o0n-
splfacy ~ alleged ~ have been soii by
Mis-. fOy, a. related IN these dispatches
o lew Jays ago. lt Is said the duienso
van atk Ins court 10 give Instructions
THAT Mrs. FOy'u story In not 10 be men
Toned before the Jury, Un the ground
luat u 10 totally irrelevant.
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stony OF the shocEiur Crime Of Two
nFoiheTa,

LONDON, Doe. "a Dispatch 10 the
Standard from Paris, fefefting to the
trial Of the South Pscinc piracy case
al Br,st, gives the following details 90
the mutiuy on the Ninero Ahiti On
tho night that the H1nques seized tue
scheoner,J Oseph R0fique had tie watch
from 8 O'CLOCK III mlunignt. Ito was
Joined by his brother anu the murlef-
Gus WORK at once began, The native
CAPTAIN Cara was stretched upon the
deck asleep ana was shot ana thrown
overheard. The report OF tue pisiOl
and the splash Of tue body OF the cap
lain as thrown into the sea pruu ell
SupeTcaFgo Gibson AMI Cook Mifey'
the ILOriques called Gibson 10 cOmn on
deck ana nu was also shot aud thtOwu
overheard. A little later MiToy Was
summoned to come up AMI Obeyel,
trembling with fear aud begging for
hiA lie, promising the brothers that he
would keep the secret n bis He were
spared.
Alexander Rorquo ordered Mirny 10
give each OF tue live hanAEnh forming
ms crow a glass Of rum. Only Two %,
Them would touch the liquor and they
died ON the aaIie day, The remaining
three. fearing an attempt al poison, re-.
| nlsed 10 parlako OF food Tor severn
laws until gt last they became 80 ter
| ri6ed by the threats u the ElIquu'
that they jumped overheard aud were
| drowned.
On Tie arrival OF the vessel % Pom,
aplp the ROrique urothurs anu Mlrey,
under changed uaines, went 10 a tavern
lor dinner. Mitey, curing the tim
| plrary absence o. the murderer
begged the Jun keeper - oonuuct mn
10 Inc governor. Before this could b,
done the brothers returned aud ordered
| Alifey aboard the vessel. lie refused
10 obey and on their attempting ~ lOcc,
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does not appear how she came ia pos
session Of the check, but Judge Mo.
Adams OF the superior court mas ap'
pointed Albert Rnumau guardian Tor
Miss Nichols In the action,
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$500 PER MONTH.

All patients placing themselves
under treatment before January
lat will be- treated until cured al
the uniform rate OF $500 a month.
Medicines furnished Tree. This applies
10 NIL diseases.
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All diseases only 81 month, Not a
cont moro viii hH accepted CunsultUiou
ifto Medicine roe.
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suING GEOnGE GOULD.

Money.
NEW YORK, Zee. 5.-Hlla Nichols,
n ls'yeGr Old gin, began an acton
against George J Gould Ia the super
LOT court today, TO recover damages In
The SUN Of $4,000, The technical
cnargo is having seized n cheek for
thSt amount which no mad given her
aud which no refused to return. IL
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Let it be Remembered

That urs Mansfield and UIafou
hut only treat and cure rlfHrH,
IuI tutF urlf and cure HHtuuH.
AMI tupE trrIt and cure rHUUmut.Hmt
AMI tHrF treat and euro bronchitis.
Ana they tfHat aud cure lung troubles,
AUD thuy treat ana cure catarrhal deafness.
And thUY trtf and cure Hurn eyes
And thrY treat aud euro shin dIfrasUH
And they tfoHt aud cure nervous diseases,
AMI thrF treat and cure humuuhuius ana All
rectal troubles,
Aud 10y treat aud cure OBJ durable female
dIHrnsrH.
That tf5Y treat and cure hil diseases by mall,
Their question circulars describe each symp'
tom iu fuIl. Patients treated by mHtl nt mo
sauc ratio nH those who come Co tEo once, only
., month. send &c DO stamps Tor question
circular.
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AN EARLY
Christras~
EVENT..

Early Christmas Dress Platforms, tho most sensbIo
tho most economical proBont you can mako, whom
you read this backed up by unquestionaby tho lowest
pricos offered In Dress Goods and suits
ouz h IN be. mus. b. iore,ct
tlaNu iy Dec How We do it7 selling jsutu
Dr. No. .hs
skopIa Inspired IN u they only prie,,
goods Monday, Monday Monday. ssaW !niow.
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pieces N ~ rlsskrt Eish AH Dress
Goods A. ever rsua aofuss tho ustof, ~
very email trsA0u Uhects ulib mihEIud
.1lphng' when Ate yI.etin t1uo And ~
iHe aaw' TINE fIrh AnI tfeuuys they
sue rnh li TIE tieAu NJ our collection
h.I ihc pride NJ be manufacturer he
f'Eu hr value uf tHsss r1o4s 10 ilSA
l.rat Inu NIII he amazed 90 zee then 40
81 thu larry Christmas ture,
SLO5 per yard
. pirecF OF wIH,0mely beautifully Amure,
h.fIsrIr, aul lir1chs UHccts IN hsst
NAAliDa we hlyU offered thfa season,
Elols th1' hnNo found favor win tho
,i.frHt buyers AZ glg Der Yard Goods
Htl n iHv weaving "a. tribute o. tho
lfulrhmans ihiH be- tHu lind of offerings
that 60 20 far toward making prudent
people Hch. harry Christmas ffIcg,
93G por yard
z plccos ~ iionsarking. 81 inches wide,
very finest lr nnIsh, very beet To- quality,
l'rf beautiful On rUluriuE might cali the
lfrrdrHuuut MuudcrH. some uf the moot
elective gowns OF toe season arc of these
goods which have been iL7a Per yard.
harry Chustmas Price,
Sl22 por yard
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sLO5 poryard
BLACK SILKS.

bLACk BLIND,
4 grand display o. rafting qualities Here
o. where Wu are powerful and che strong
point ui OUT power BE- the woatnsss %
our price. TIE Other strong point is Tue
end IuHtH variety OF NrAyus, such a.
buHhgas NhAuamc, pCAu dc sole. eros
Grain, Ianhta. bgHFAIine, undinn, Ar
murra. tnu|u. traucaIHr, hrucude, None
auu many otHes More in tact than you
can uni boz 90 sau late outside the NIX
store. thiH BE- A. natUhlcaa siltUn faTi and
the ruroa are maichlgaa FilkCn facts 700.
A Grand Chuiiuas Uiftn
Black SILK Dross
Evening -uts and Causes will play thclr
ltuU part BOO this Great Christmas cyunt,
uurculltUt1u NJ those goods is ono 81 boz
vIdyruF beauty, W which trcpes, NUta.
1auIgs, thU sutt iniA aud the heavy
stately silks 900 rHUt Tor thc nrft place,
ami 40 20 90 n great sweeping reduction,
such o. ynu mover thought possible. You
urra an evening dress. don't duiay, buy
now rec thCae goods aud note our
prices 100 room here 20 tell you about
ctsrY piece. but come and zoe them.
Come 90 tho Great thriitmhs Event
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THE STATE bank TAX.

Alta meeting Of the House banking
committee, surprise was expressed at
the absence " Any reference 10 repeal
Oi the state bank tax M the PTesldenps
message. johnson, " ohio, said there
was nothing further for tue committee
10 DO. Springer said this afternoon u
vas doubtful n state bank law VIII
DO reported.
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The President today rcpUminaiod w.
b. Houblowor TO be associate Justice
" the Supreme Court, also J. b..
Proctor, Ky, TO DO civil service com.
ulssl0uef
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rmE LrnIom vALLEY STRIKr.
10 10 Declared On.-Concessions sn
Moth hIdea.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-The strike
on the Lrhigh Valley viii be declared
Oh At day break. Concessions were made
on both aiuca.
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TELEGRAPHIC
FROM WASHINGTON.
uDaHs Delegate Introduces Another
Bill 10 Congress.
Anew FREE COINAGE MEASURE.


wAsmSoToN, Dec. o. 80 Delegate
r.vlin. OF Utah has introduced bill
,os.tend the time fer naking proof ON
dsser, land to fvc years.
ANEW FREE coiNAoE BILL.
Hand today introduced a free coin
age bill repeating that part Of the act Of
is7s preventing the coinage of silver
donara, and re.onacting the coinage
oe, Of 1897. Bland expects the COM
m,ttse on coinage will report an nbso-
,utcly free silver bill TO the House.
Tie House ways aud means commit
tee will take up the Wilson bill on
Rstwcen now and next Monday the
Democratic members Of the cpmmilive
Vim pfrpare n measure for making Up
tbe ,ptimatcd deficiency Of s6O,OJOiOOJ'
4mE TARIFF BILL.
vootbses will have charge Of the
ann bill In the Senate. Ata meeting
.' Inc committee this morning tue
Democratic members announced thoir
Intention to take up the tarin question
immeila,ely. Voorhees, urged the
,,.mbefs to use all expedition In
enumeration Of the question, 90
A. to be- able TO report promptly
ON the hill 40 tOOn Us " came
nom the House. This Wilson bill VIII
he usrd q. the basis Of the Senate CONE
r,iitee,s lnpors, anu will be quite close.
In followed. The chairman appointed
lone. Of Arkansas, Vest and McPhor'
I'M. Democratic, and Allison aud AID
fieb. Republican,, a Hub-c lmmiltco on
ths iaufl bill. The investigation viii
he conducted by the Democratic mom-
hrrs of the entire committed a. a party
organization.
FoR EolrRoclTY wtTil MEXICO.
Petitions were presented to tho Sen.
Alto by Vest, one from the Mtrcnants'
exchange aud the other from Spanieh
club OF ~. Louis, setting forth that
the present government ot Mexico u
friendly dispose 4 toward the United
states aud urging the importance Of
fsclpfooal trade relations. They ask
that tho tariff rates be 90 modified ~
90 hermit this, and N II eau be done,
thsta commission he appointed on the
psft Of the United States, 10 deal with
anmllar commission from Mexico on
The subject.
NOMINATIONS.
The President today rcpUminaiod W.
b. Hofnbl0wor 10 be associate Justice
u the Supreme Court, also J. b
Proctor, Ky, TO DO civil service com
missioner.
TIiE STATE BANK TAX.
Alta meeting Of the House banking
committee, surprise was expressed "a
the absence " Any reference 10 repoa
Of the state bank tax IN the PTesldenp
message. johnson, " Ohio, said there
was nothing further for the committee
10 do. Springer said this afternoon J
uaa InuHIulI N "a atala luuk law NIL
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PROFESSIONAL.


fhUF EoNiUNAb'
pIcu,pDc o. pIcuInno
nlUlhnDO q nlU0hOUO,
.rro,,trv. .r,Ny
~ N 70 A.. i, IT,
-, ,,ov,r
dH0, II. MUl LIB,
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wAsutSoToS, Dec. b. Delegate
psvlln. OF Utah has introduced bill
~ extend the time fer nuking proof on
desert land to Ave years.