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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-12-08

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY.
profossor Galrlaon lhla aflernoon.

Professor Garrison this afternoon.
Professor Garrison this afternoon at
O'Clock at Che Baptist church.
Professor Garrison this afternoon &C
the Baptist church at o'clock
The last lecture upon American history
W PVltvsor Garrison this afternoon at
4 O'clock.
AZ the Fenclhles' entertainment 90.
night ut the opera house the Mandolin
club viii play the FIRST musical number
Of Merry, Merry A We"
Tho meeting of the lire department
last night WIS 10 complete arrangements
for ito participation M the lluync mc-
mortal fountain unwilling,
lumca Ryan has stukcd ont lots for
twenty new houses IN the Seventh wand
south Of the school house. They are 60
hc small cOttarc-rcsidcnces
The Humane association will meet
NJ the residence of Mrs Drew Pruitt
this afternoon 40 3 O'clock A fun aud
prompt attendance Is requested.
prs. Adams, rhimpson and Saunders
have moved their office from corner Main
and tltth streets Va corner Seventh
ANA Houston, over WMtsitts drug store.
The city council will moot ne the office
Of Captain Paddock IN the Hurley huild
ing at O'Clock Saturday afternoon tn
take part Ia tho Hayes memorial dcdi-
cation.
The W. @, q. q. viii give temple
tea at Mrs g. A. nuts on the South
side THE evening from q TO 10 o'clock,
Every body is invited. Corner IImdor-
SON aud Broadway.
The Fencihlcp win give on the stage
Of the opera house tonight an cpitomc 81
cnmp lilo. and To make the entertainment
especially pleasing some of the leading
amateurs of thctity viii sing
The motormcn say II tho people would
he careful 90 tap The hcll only oucp there
would not he e0 many delays in stopping
a car promptly Many give the bell two
taps, which ~ the go-ahcad signal
Bernard Gctgandanor yesterday sur
priHed his friends aud relations 10y TAX.
lng 20 his h0ulc a. bride, beautiful
i na5 70 ,oi ms homo bride wh99
before she earned the right 10 the prefix
Mistress
Tho corrected papers In the Ashby
roquisitIon ease arrived from Missouri
"Wednesday niEht md We're forwarded
To Austin Yesterday II n expected they
viii be- returned approved to-day aud tho
weary wait of Sheriff Miller aud ex.
sheriff Wade be ended.
Colonel H. NJ Collins OF Decatur.
editor Of the Post, was Ia the city yes.
terdny. The colonel ~ now ongnped ina
ccnacH of the War" which will be- Do.
voted 10 the features Of that struggle
not usually discussed by authors Of war
literntnrc. The manuscript has hOOn
greatly commended by many old Con
fedcrate soldiers. aud all Of Thorn Will
NO doubt. be- Interested boy the work
Mrs Collins Of this city, who did
such good work with the senate com
mitiec Ia advocacy Of the location of
aud appropriation for the fallen wUmnns
home IN Fort Worth, yesterday e1cred
quence on the house committee with like
success, aud that part of the Texas ley
iNaturc n also enthusiastically la favor
of the bin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

ior. droped ana formed into skilifui
folds is revealed The council chamber
is also drapcd In hmck Every picture
and portrait suspended from Che walls
Is either covered ov h0rdcrcd with crane
The catnfalouc occupies the centre Of The
ROOM Both the American and Confcde.
rate hags are prominent IN the decorations
and IN tokcn Of the reconciliation Of
death the same bouuer of the lost cause
which covered the remains Of Jefferson
Davis, IA ulsO uuon the colin Of General
Beaurcsard. a large number OF floral
Offerings were placed nc the public bier
The doors Of the hall Of mourning were
Kent opcn uutil midnight and the stream
Of visitors was constant until thnt hour
Veterans win have guard OF honor at
the side OF The dead until the fune-
rnl
Confederate memorial hall IS also rich.
" and eleruntly draped Ia black la hon
ot Of the dead The interior Ia us SOM
hre lrlos VI monrning well tcslihes the
tcrrOw Of the cN-Ccntcdornte soldiers nt
che death of their beloved leader. whom
they viii neycr forget
ln compliance with instructions from
It's cNrclloucy. toe governor mud cummnn-
dcrin-chiof of The troops of this military
district will be par0dcd for escort duty
at the funeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

two men at Fifteenth and ltusk STREETS
and placed them under arrest ~ once
one Of them drCw O pistol Int thc mar.
shNl WAS too quick and Ind him coNgrci
before he could get 10 up % use. Inc
other man was hehiud MashNl Maddox,
hut he took the pistol Of the hrst and
marched them both over 20 the Bank 81.
loon on Main street. where he telcphQtci
for the patrol wagon. When searched,
they both had n lot of hne steel drills,
Mrs Robert Davis went up ifom this
city 70 Gainesville o visit her husband
after his arrest and when she returned
was followed aul her lodging house To-
Gated After the arrest Of the ohcrs
here she was interrOgatcd and an I'm.
portant bit Of evidence found in her room
The Gainesville lycrymon had statei
one Of the four men who bad hired the
team used IN the Nnrysville expedition
hat netted the safecfnckers SoVo. wore
pair Of peculiar square toed boots.
These we're found Ia the ROOM OF Mrs
Davis
The gang claims 20 have recently
como hcrp from Colorado. but 10 Is Ycry
certain that IL has been in the state Tor
some time aud many Of the mysterious
safc-hlowiugs in this part Of Texas are
10 b. credited To their skill. The plan
of operation ~ those thieves was 60 lO-
cate in the larger towns theu one ot the
gang would 40 OF TO The smaller SUR
rounding towns until good place FOR
work was found A team would be-
hired, the gang would 20 ont % the little
town, arriving after dark, The work
would be done and the return trip made
so no suspicious person was seen about
The place of The robbery and detection
thus made very difficult or almost impos-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
TELEGRAPH BREyITIEs.

Near the linz between tho counties az
Madison ana Alfalfa cunniioa. Miss. Ollie
Ytenfgor. son Of George iearEor, one o. tho
oldest planters Ia that section was shot
through the heart BY a Bcho0imaAter named
Fowler, With whom be- had a dimculty,
Tho 7.yearold son OF N. bourgeois or
Paris fnyntcrousiy disappeared. N Ii
Thought that he a. held BY me hnRfChslB a9
o hostage 10 deter the authorities FROM TAX
fgaueois wbo h cbPseed Win bs, I.V ass.
eerned IN The dynamite explosion N the
Very reataurant
IN rcapOnae 10 n letter written By fbe
mOinbers Of the Milwaukee Minisiers' 1850
nati0n 70 the Catholic Archbishop Kaiser,
asking Tor en eipression q nv view. ~
20 TIE necessity ~ q new mafringe lleenae
law, be SAID that no saw no necessity ~
change IN The law Y minieters would en-
ofClae more caution IA conforming % tho
existing one relatlng 70 mAuiagep
the spotted fever has boen declared Cpl
demic n Marshall c9nnly,. kya and pre-
cautionaly meaauges haze been ADOPTED g
M fhe attack begins with severe paia M
the head and j. usually accompanied ~ q
uoient chill
AZ meeting d ne pchitsutiary com
fnlfteo ~ Nashville - impact new prison
tha "f enasssee Goal Iron ana Railway CON.
pany stated that convict labor was not ~
ufOHfohlO a. formerly Ia his opinion ne
agitation % the lease question aid the
mlplna trouble brought about this docrsaao
" profit
John ~ Carroll editor OF the principal
Democratic paper AZ Cheyenne. y htinH
sned for libel The charge ID that the al
tbf during me hottest part 81 lht sens
iorlal aght allowed 70 be Dubllened ~
ACCOUNT 81 tNa alieped dfQKNur q efais
Senator Kline, which NJ. Carroll N4irms
he can prove
hanklDe ana i0aa ifoft Institution Is
balaa ofcalItfd "a ifns Mainoal fn.. 20 nafn
a oauifai stock ~ tiDOONOJ fht iuleufior
y 10 mNkN n h behA ~ dNpoAi 10Y ~
snnt largely 0ut ~ ifn si4le h14pehktf
load and ufoinlnfni CAPITALISTS aye H61D-
ciaflid IN ne fHierpfl9e nlQ 100 banks Afc
u Ooatdbate g 40 eapilal Hlp.R-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
PERSONAL.

Dr. Thompson has returned from San
Antonio.
A. y Nicholson ig very sick nj his
home N3 East Belknap street
Scvatus Shalor from Pudding county,
~ m visiting bis sister, Margaret ~
Adams
Mrs lsla w Riley of Stephenyille
wns "a the city yesterday en- route TO
Guthrie q, ~
II. G. Holloway, one Of the county COM
nliHsioncrs. is Just rccoy 'ring from an
attack OF that unusually prevalent NAL.
ady-ln grlrpc
Miss lillian Pcnm of Wenthcrford m.
rived in The city last night aud IN cone
pany With Miss Alhn Qulgg, left for
Marshal this morning
Harry Harry who sim advance of
Uncle Hiram Which fpmes 10 greon-
wallis on Mnnday MnrchG. 81 la the city
arranging for the appearance Of this
attraction
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
CONFEDERATE VETERANS BUT
frnN

The Gazette has received Q coat laNm
button. AN appropriate badge ior iht
t(x-Confederate soldier. II - emblem
attic OF the lost cause.
The center Of design shows q Held o.
a sloping hillside. Ia tine foreground y
a dismOunted cannon and a couple o.
unused cannon shot over The az
mounted cannon Is q stack of muskets
10 The right background d a deserted
plow. and 20 the left of the held me
setting SUI. On tie uppef margin are
tie words, Confederate Neiefan, aia
81 tie lowrr, "fluitum Est IL ~
flushed ia gold.
The design Is intonded az q sympol
Of the lost cause. The Civil war began
with cannon aud that these were disapl9
when the end came. The dismQhnl ~
ann ard the nuskefs are stacked &c we
foot Of the hill. representing ne fallen
fortunes ~ tho Confederates 10 thHi
time. The pl0w Ia the background
stands where The soldier left il when le
went fof1h 20 battle. and a. b found y
--overgr0wn with grass on his return,
The setting san indicates thAt fne 9eg
Of the Coufederacy was over and tha'
the night would soon follow, The ntt
poiutcd lone star on the lower psh
hand border answers as q psH0d 70 pVtn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
MORE on AnRon -

hes'erdgy morning were published some
9 the school observenccs OF Arbor dnv
rms morning q further report Is made
~ thG Missouri avenue school
AMOR 9ny was celebrated hy
the pupils of each grade plant.
ing class tree. Each pupil took
parl ~ the planting by throwing in a
suitable quotation The trces were
named after some Of the rront mon and
their memory.
fatuouc songs were sung hy the
classes nt their respective trcos
ne sixth grade named their tree
sam Houston 20 whoss memory IL
WINS gracefully dedicated by Funnic Box
Inc fllih grade, IA liayuc." IN memory
oil whom Fannie Strong. the class
poet read the following
AL IAYNE.
To this country years aro.
-, Came the youth Al Huyne:
10 nus reward poor Al has gone
but bright his memory rcmams
As Gre lad he was brave nnd trrc.
but alas, by the flames came his end
az the destruction OF our heautlful I'ni q
inc Hire hend his manly frame di rcnd
While those he saved from tho 0rn.
"a WIN JOY ihcit friends hand claspod.
loor AZ ON The. cold ground lay
for the flames HIS life had grasped.
see
May this trcc we plant today
Lave ANA 10 a monarch grow,
living monument upward point
no Whtre rests The spirit OF our hero
The Fourth grade. "Mnrtha Washing
tom While Green, class orator.
Third grade, Third Grade Of 49," An
mn Noodson presiding Second grade.
George Washington Luther Wealth
crtord master Of ceremonies Tho
First grade. ELLEN NJ. Cyr" author of
the Cyr series OF primary readers. Lit.
tie Mabel Van Arsdcll said:
DO you nsk to whom we dedicate our trce7
Why TO her who has made little children
10 Ellen NJ Cyr we trlhutc nay.
Ia planting our tree this Arbor day.
May ia graceful branches eyor tell
or her beautiful books we love- ro we'll:
she tells ms Of flowers, birds Qua trees
Ia pretty short stories JUST Ike these.
Each pupn thcn told one Of her pretty
sttiic3
A. the Bacon lin school house the
pupils planted nine trees six honey
sucklc5 and seven rose bushes an En-
glAh ivy and q bed of chIysnnthenuma.
wednesday the teachers aud pupils Of
the Seventh ward school planted eigh.
teen trees that they had bceu nc the
trouble of getting. going out into the
woods for them Yesterday moruing
when they reached this building they
found some vaudal hands had used the
cover of darkness for the qualification Of
4 spirit OF meanncss: 80 very contempt.
iblc u ~ hard TO think that anything
having the semblance Of humanity rotild
have given that spirit birth The trees
bud been pulled up or cat down and the
ill spirit even went so far ON the mission
of destruction that The trees were chop.
ped IN pieces. For u ruture so base
thcr IL no language of denunciation Wig
orous enough, and as that nature could
not be touched, the mere fact Of The de-
struction Is stated that the citl2eus of
For Worth may know that currish
MUD may exist in the human form.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
An nlpORTANT ARREsT.

Last evening sheriff Ben Cnbcl with
Police Officer Rnwlius of Dallas and
Sheriff Ware OF Cooke county with
Deputy Marshal McMurray Of Gainrs-
yille arrived In this city on a similar
GRAND. the detection and arrest Of two
men wanted ia Cooke and Dallas c0un-
ties for safe-hlowng. The men were
found. for City Marshal Maddox had ar
rested them aud had them ia jail
On the 10Th inst. "a store was robbed
al a little place called Alnys-
vile. twenty miles from Gainesville One
man suspected OF being Implicated in the
robbery was seen, 50 sheriff Ware was
furnished with a minute description of
him and a close watch was kept. Later
Inc store at Farmers Branch la Dallas
county was robbed and this put "imcky
ben Cahew on his metal
Ilecpnily on q Santa re train the man
Of a description that was given was seen.
arrested aud jailed. when he gave The
naue of Robert Davis
From various sources, particularly
from the liyeryman who had let
them the rig, Ia which they
drove from Gainesville 10 MAY
orsyille. descriptions Of others in
the gang were obtained and these were
sent out.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Cahel az.
rested Allen Forster IN Dallas on some
evidence, identifying him with the Farm.
or Bpnch robbery and Forster weakened
and confessed From bis description
ana confessed. FROM his confession fhep
aaseriutions were made UP.
il R Brezel feet N inches or may
H. q feet. 30 years 0id, weighs about
l,i5 or 100 pounds, dark Completed, dark
hair and muuNaehe, some gray hairs
m held. high cheek bones. sunken
checks. .stoop shoulders, claims 10 be a
ruiluad man. ~
AZ welrhs about l55 or lI0, light com.
fltEiot smooth face, dark rld hnir
iarge nose 0lomHns claims % b. rail-
road man and dresses ~ one Both
M fhcul wanted Tor aafe bloHlnE
Sheriff Cabell came here bringing The
information that The two iHFf were ttgp-
rinv IN James Stewards % Main fifret
n Sis city. Marahal Maddox found tLe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
BEAUREGARD
STILL IN DEATH LIES COVERED
WITH THE BANNER
OF no Lost causs That Rested on Inc Coffin
Of jsH Daus Nov Ofiesns Pays Every
Inbuis 10 the HOuorOd Dead.

New Orleans. La, Feb. % General
BeaureQard's body was placed in me-
fhiMe casket last evening and exposed in
lle drawing room " bis residence Many
friends % The family aud u large number
of Distinguished visitors cnlNd yestfr.
day aud today No flowers were plDocd
abom the body III obedience 10 the gem
Gratis request IA letter wrliicn before
his death The family turned over the
body 10 the ciiyiAt AZ 4 o'clock today.
The the religions felfnOny the family,
conducted by Father Snbileau and dcla-
cations ff0fn different Confederate asso-
dntious. escorted the femnlns 20 the city
hall which was maeuiaclenily dfnpCd
The majestic columns az fh9 entrance
are wrapped in courolutiOus 81 sable
dfapefiea fof half their length The nae
tional hag rep'eer 10 me central part pf
he black rnf0ldlng iu the mnin e0fri.
dor the saiuc a0mbre fttiugs are 10 ~
seen. arYaused in varying designs hi
the centre u he corridor the Confederate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
% IRcRlrEcTS

.',.,srs court OF Tarrant coun-
t1lp ~. architects 10 submit plans
sesiisas ior a., q neg f sSar' w hSqs'
lffrtei ~ consist Of foundations,
r.ni wv, Sa ard sections drawn 70 a
,.s, In the Inch, ana must be
oS, Win written requirements s,as az az
s.e,r. capacity aud dim p, ,,s same %
b. ins ~ county clerks office. cop
" "a, rilI be furnished on app,ica.
VIC W. noa,lersIsued. The SPECIFICATIONS
q s9ld ,,lPlI plans rs p mEe9 95y iSs
y aol.Q .iSeaflons adopted, but the
az Z. rsseryc the right 20 reject
i,loa,,,,s ,rra,sosrd I1ans and speciil
M l.snlticd must be hled IN Office Of
.1ierk of rdrrat county. in me
WY w ,vnrth rot later than ~
n iv' ~ Monday. the 10Th day OF
neon W JOHN Z. KING.
y, 7. ry.,t Of Tnrrant County, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
IT MILL TAkE rLAcn-

New York. Feb. 23 Judging from
latest Developments the itChpll- Cor
bett hight viii take place. William A.
Brady, tOrbpu's manager and Mitchell,
accompanied by Squire Abingdon. met
at the Gedney house tonight aud had a
conference. The result of the conference
was both men agreed 10 light and 10 do
away with MI further chickering's.
Mitchell has nlreudy deposited "a cerii-
lied check for $1,000 with a wcllknown
sporting man. whose name both parties
refuse 10 make public lest he bc arrested.
The stake holder Is satisfactory Ga both
Brady and Mitchell Articles of agree
ment Will most likely be signed IN pr-
waite and not 40 New Orleans or In
Canadn Mitchell has not gone 10
Canada as gwen ont It's evening lie
viii not leave the city a cOuplr Of
days nt least Brady LEFT on tho T.
O'clock train for Boston Before going
he said he thought Mitchell WIS now
aincere in his desire 90 arrange match
The match may bc made tomorrow or
Saturday
Mitchell said tonight the smnllcr the
ring la which lac meets Corhctt rho bet
ter IL will suit him He snjd he would
give Corbett $1,000 for oyory foot hs
viii allow the ring 10 be- mndc smnller
than the regulation size, lie says he rs
going 20 New Orleans 20 witness the
Hml-Fiizsimmons light and not 10 make
a match Opinion prevails here among
sporting men Mitchell does not want 10
tight IN the north, but prefers 10 60 south
Mitchell denies this and said he would as
soon fight here as 10 New Orleans.
Brady has received dispatch from
Corbett saying be ~ sick with "a cold
and it VIII be- utterly Impossible for him
90 appear with the company iu Mlnuoapo-
lis tonight on tomorrow, but he experts
10 be- well by Saturday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24

Palermo Fob ~. THE Italian govern
mont ia pushing aH vigorously as pOsai-
Die Che warfare against Slcilinn bandits.
Today clohen bHgnda were convicted
before The nfsl2c court of Cnllanisntia,
tWeuiy-eight mics north on Giremta.
an were sentenced 10 penal aorYitude
for life Tile particulars Of he crimes
Tor which fhef were sentenced was
Che putung ~ death Of a wealthy land.
owner whose ransom arrived later than
the time specified by the bandits Il should
be- paid They burned him nt The stake
until nearly dead aud then stranged
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
LIVESTOCK NOTES.

Kriiaer Of Taylor is in the city
are going to bee short this year
s and good cows are decidedly
edmated TINT 10000 cotton seed
~ cattle will be marketed In the
b days
Rccgs, the well known cattle
n lhls city Is suffering from u Sc
i A u Ia grippe.
i Ihteut, u cuWmun Of Crockett
county, big cattle feeder, was
M Worth yesterday.
n Roberts, representative of q big
livestock commission house, Is
n az the Pickwick.
y Harold a Enst of this city
N ~ hend of llO-pOund steers
+ y a " Louis Tuesday.
Y Lynch returned TO Fort Worth
" territory yesterday. whore lac
n lga good sized bunch Of cattle.
Pennltpton. livestock agent OF the
~ came IN from a trip yesterday.
4 ieas o good movement of feeders
Ile.
n rirs Of cattle were shipped out
~ from the Union stockyurds Of
" OslahOmn CRY by Mr.. Jen-
territory cattemun.
Smith, a wen known cattlcman,
iaa Of Mays a. Smith of Crockett,
4 Folt Worth yesterday, en- route
na'h IN Young county.
lonuOrs Of Spearhsh. Mont. has
AZ The Belkuap herd. paying
4 ~ head for them. They were
~ some time ago tor $14
Wilson OF Dallas marketed at
lAt, Tuesday ninety steers,
vllls average which hr1ugh S4.UD.
sae hne catte and well fattenci.
On the range around Harvey
" wall, II Is said, turn out much
'.Ah was expected. the death rate
'J} hshI WHEN the tough weather
g,gil experienced is taken into
4 Wy received 5000 cattle and
n last week, the lightest of the
'llge The Sioux City stockyards
l,nel ~ the fall of 1887. the total
Y late have been 2,G9l,64U hogs,
'allle, ll3,Al9 sheep and 1O,G4l
4 ~ we cattlemcn are waxing en-
Y over the Prospects ahead. The
'-s ulafket the last few days has.
pal q damper on some of the
sl' though there il 40 doubt
w, N must must so up, and cattle are
~ Tue way from 81 10 So per
W 'am this time last year
.,uemens convention is fast ap-
4. ala as yet no steps have been
""'g appointing the necessary
er Ihe probability is. however.
~ Tii soon be made IN that d.
i mere ia a great deal 10 be
wv NJ, ought not TO be delayed until
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
TIIECOURTS

In the county court yesterday IN The
cose OF Mark l.afoon VI. the Fort Worth
and Denver railway aud tie southern
Kansas railway of Texas suit Tor d99iln-
90 an a SHIPMENT of stock, verdict
vns rendered for the plaintiff IN the
sum of .OYOS against the Denver and
S05T.1S against the southern Kansas.
New suits were filed with tie district
clerk Yesterday as follows: j. q. Frank
Nh Va i. j. Nunnahy ct d., debt ]. NJ.
Peers IS. odd Fellows Building asso-
ciatdon. debt and foreclosure; George
~ Armstrong VS. $. n. Farl3s et ALL
debt aud foreclosure; sam BOardmah vs.
Texas Brewing company. damnges Tor
nersonol Iniuries. $500: Mrs. L. W. IoX
~ Frapk Fox, suit for divorce; CITY
National hank Of Qunnah, foreclosure Of
Judgment lien
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-24
HERBERT OVATED.
When the Next Secretary OF
the Navy Enters.
THE HOUSE CHEERS LOUDLY.
Herbert Makes a Brief Speech Hatch Falls
10 Get Up his Option Blll The Blme.
lallIc League Adopts Series
Of Resolutions.


Washington, Feb. ~. Good progress
was nude Ia the senate today IN dis.
posing of the absolutely necessary work
Of congrcss. Within less than un hour
two of the general appropriation bills,
tue diplomatic and consular. ana the
military academy, wcrc read. considered
aud passed. The legislative. executive
ana judicial appropriation bills were
taken up aud considered an adjourn.
mont An amendments reported from
the committee having been agreed TO.
except few reserved for discussion
aud action tomorrow. There was no dis.
cnssion at an on either ~ the first two
bills. During the discussion the house
hill for the re.opening aud adjustment
ot the accounts Of George W. Jones',
while minister Co BorOta was laid be.
fore the senate but MIR Sherman said
Tint the committee had already con.
sldercd the matter fayorably aud asked
that the bill be put upon Us passage.
That course was tnkcn aud the bin passed
The senate then adjourned