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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-27

LAS suMMoNs-IN,. THE. INSTINCT
"A court Of the First judicial district OF The
stnte of Montana in and for tho county Of Lewis
and larke.
p,.i sshi Cory :. J. 4 \. G. i.i;d L, aeitsa.a : corporation
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
t GfP1 Is abs s a;stries you sou by t on t as'Si irs na jnsisia ele ais.
trict of tho state OF Montana, in and for the
county Ut Lewis and ClarA 20. and to answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten days
servios on you Of this summons, i served within
this county; or. if served out of this county. but
within this dist, let, wi hin twsn,v days; other
wise within forty days, or Judgment by default
will be tA.en against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
Al o said action Is brought to RECEIVERS Judgment
ngeii st you IN the snm Of tiighty-six and W. 1U0
dollars 1855 9Sl; said sum being due from you to
and merchandise, consisting Of liquors. and
cigars. sold and delivered to you by pl intiffs ut
your speci.i instance and req cot betwe II
Sept l. 1892. and Nov. Is, 1892. SIS. 43: amount
Mont. on open account and assigned to plain
tiff, rs so; sill OF which appears more fully in
the complaint of plaintiff on file herein. and to
which reference is hereby made.
appear aud answer the said complaint, rs above
required. the said plaintiff win take judgment
again t You in the sum of eighty. six and 93-lOO
dollar, ms demanded in the complaint.
trict court Of the first Judicial district OF the
state of Montana, in aud for the
r-.->. county, Of Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First this 10Th day of December. in the
! ''e Court #" eight sHal q ho o%a ,sI'% and dn sin 1ssSs sw%
O-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY g. 0. FIREMAN. Deputy Clerk.
ID. B.. Hepner. Attorney for plaintiff.
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SUMA9Ns-lN THE DISTRICT COUNT or
= tho tirst judicial district Of tho state OF
MontanA IN and for tho county OF Lewis and
Lou,. Cans. Henry Klein and Herman sans.
cc.partnsrs Ia b~u.inssa = Cans. 4 Klein. plain
tins Va John y. Wilson, defendant.
Inc stata Ct MontenA sends greeting to tho
Drought aeHiast yon BY the ahrve named plsintiitA
IN the district court Of the First judicial district
9f the state OF Montana, in and for tina county OF
aisda th s@' e', vitsii ia Tan q as sU.V exclusive sGs ssn q Tho
summona il served within mi. county, or L
ssrysd out Of this county. hut within this district,
o. ;~udSnsnt by default viii BE- taken ssainstyon
according to tho prayer Of said complaint
~ Atu acti0u II brought IL -oLta.n 3 judg-
eSss, n. the balance " The principal and inter.
cat due and unpaid July "a, lseA. upon 4 certain
promtsscry note made, executed and delivered
~ Yen To- ssid plStn6hs on December 10, 1889,
pscsmhes EN-, ", isas. tossthsr tn inserest on sAid
%1 ,nIs frem said iriy y, 1855, .nd for the ecosts
tho compliant on file hcrsin to which refarence
10 hereby Wade.
And you, are hereby notified that II you fail to
, .Dps;ss ind ih an , wjd t ni.,n n;is compliant S;4p l.hs ,n a nov.
> ;Hinst you by default for said sum Of 1865 II,
together with interest thereon from July II,
1883. at the. rate OF IN per cent per month and
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis.
trict court of the First judicial district OF the
state of MontanA, in And for tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke. this : III day. OF hover her. in
isn.I41 ~ JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
w {. ". BURTON, equity .erk.
+. N. d y. Fl. Molntire. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SHERIFF. SALE-BtNONiSIT ELE,PLAIN-
~ TIL, ". duhn H.. Car penter and Lizzie Car
pcut-r, defendants.
Under ana by virtue OF ar order of sale and
district court OF the First judicial district of the
state III Montana, i'll and for the county Ut Lewis
tlu I.athe, IN the A-th dhy of al4Iar4, A. ID.
l0"J, III the Above entitled action. wherein | enoni
judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sale
against John r. irpentsr and Lizzie arpGnter.
defendants, on the kItn day Of january, A. D..
1888. for tho sum of BAL, besides interest.
costs and attorney $ fees, which said decree was
On we 1ith hSy OF Jsnuary. 4. u: isa recorded
III Judgment book No. ~ of sahd court at
Da2e / am commanded to cell all hat Ger
iain lot. piece, or parcel of land. situate. lying
AMI being in the county OF lewia and Clarke,
state Of Montana, and bounded and describea az
follows, to-witI
$50 vest la 81 lot number fourteen lp. in
block numbered five 49,. in asset addition to
tho city OF Helena. in the county of Lewis and
iarho, IN the state OF Montana, said half lot
having a frontage of twenty five (2Si feet on the
north side OF Eighth avenue. and n dep h of one
hundred anu forty 100 feet to an alley, accord.
ing to and a. described on the plat OF aid Eas.
Bett addition, h!oi III Tho Office 81 the county re-.
cordnr 81 shid county of evils and GIarko.
Together with ali and singular tho ,enemonts,
herenitamenta and appurtnnances theraluto be.
longing or IN aIiyNlsc appertaining.
Pubic notice ia hereby given that, on Satur,
day, lhs 10Th day ca February. A.. D.. 1872. at l:
o clock ~. Of That day, at the front door OF the
c?ttrll ottee. Helena, Lewis and Clarke comfy
Mpntaha, i VIII, IN obedience to said order of sal.
ana decree oil foreclosure and sale, sell the above
GorcrIbed property, or 30 much thereof IA may bt
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with intercgI
and costs, to the highest and best bidder, fol-
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day O
CHA9ifsD CURTIS, Sheriff
By /. l.. HOS, Under Sheriff.
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stolen state Property.

IITrIE Rock, Ark, Jan. 26.-Another
state treasury sensation came to light when
the newly created state debt board, of
which Gov. Fishback is president. ordered
the state { easursr to hold 5000 state cou-
poxs presented for conversion into bond
script held as property of the state, it being
evident that the coupons had been stolen
from the state treasury. When stolen and
by whom remains to be determined. The
coupons were sent to Judge kimball. a
prominent lawyer of this city, by g. ID.
Whitless. of New London. Conn. Whe 9
the latter obtained them is unknown.
Nearly $50. 600 of these coupons are still
out, and the whole had been stolen at the
same time from the state treasury. Gov.
Fishback is determined TO sift the matter
to the bottom.
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mo. 3,2Gd)
APPLICATION yOK A PATENT.
q. u. tAsD OFFICE,
Irfrul Mont Ian. m lbga.

HELENA. Mont. Jhn, w. 1873.
natiee IL he,sty given tbat Charles h. Dole
snd Pii isM ~ A. Et5wa, by lbomas +.
Gtytttet. tit4is sttAfn4s In fact. whose portohlcs
address is He ct Mont have this dsy tied
tf,si, application fst, 4 pssstt Tor iGO acres
place, hiinjse ftn6Hd bsatipg gold and n%rncipus
stones si1ppfAI III inbernnhi1ndl
mining. %distfie', aofhtg n suis snd Clarke and
state Ut %a0n'aaat sud dssie ta,bh ny tl. hold
survey no. I. 400 III township ~ hnfth, range 3
west OF principal bats line and meridian I
Montana. taid survey 30, 100 being ~ follows.
to- wit:
Beginning nj corner No. 1, whanae tho south
west corner OF seation II, town hip " north.
range 3 west bears ,onth w degrees IL minutes
west $50 feet: thence south b sisatssa 10 min
mites eas. 5000 Rot To corner No. Z, thence so4th
10 degrees 20 minutes wont 2.B6f faot 10 corner
No. 3; thence north IA degrees 10 minutes weat
300 feat TO corner 20. 4, ti0nro north. 81, degrees
30 minutes etst 2,ab7 foot TO place ~ DO. inning.
Magnetic variation ~ degrees sast. containing
1850 acres.
he location OF this mine Ii recorded In tho
n Montana, In book a~ OF @--@~--. no sd-
Joining claimnnt 10 I hntics h. Dolo, claiming
survey No. 4 ,!0B On tho oart.
Any and all yeffons claiming Adversely any
portion OF IN Il place mino or surface ground,
arc required 10 fila their al verse ciHims WITH the
regisior OF the | ni,ed ta,op land Office at Hell
sna, in tho state of Montana. during the sixty
aays' period OF publication hereof. or they. will
be barred by virtue OF the provision OF the
statute.
=. A. BWIQGkIT, Register.
Nelson Il getties. Attorneys for Applicants.
First publication Jan, u. 1saa.
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BISHOP BROOKS BURIED.
With the simple Ritual the Sc rviccs Wore
Concluded,


Concluded.
RosroN. Jan. 2s6.-With the impressive
funeral services of The Episcopal church
tht remains of the late Bishop Phillips
Brooks were to-day laid to rest in the Au-
burr cemetery. From eight to IL this
morning the remains lay in state under the
catafaique in the v%estibuls OF Trinity
church. A guard of the members of the
Loyal Legion. of which the dead bishop
was honorary member. kept vigil ON either
side of tho black casket while the throng
OF people passed continuously throueh the
vestihule to take II last look at the familiar
features of the dead r~relate.
When the body of the church was thrown
open only those for whom seats were re-
served were admitted. incl uding Gov. Rus,
sell and other state officials, the president
and oyersesrs OF the Harvard faculty, clergy
of the diocese. clergy OF other denomina-
lions aud members Of Trinity congregation.
Tue church WAS decorated with laurel and
evergreens, with a cross of Easter lilies.
The So vices opened with tho hymn, Jesus,
Lover OF My Soul" the congregation rising
as the body was borne In on the shoulders
of eight Harvard students. The procession
was headed bv five bishops. The body was
placed in front of the chancol. Bishop
Potter read tho burial service. There WAS
no eulogy. The body was then followed to
the cemetery by n long funeral cortege.
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MMN
EuMMuNh-lN THE DISTRICT COUNT or
Montana IN and for tho county Of Lewis and
nj. Thornbussa, plaintiff, Va. Eliss McI.sod.
defendant.
Tho stAta Of Montana sonds greeting 10 tho
above named dcfandnuti
You are hereby required ~ appear In an action
nrom9' tAaatnst Won by the above named plaintiff
~ tne ulstrict court Ut tho First judicial DISTRICT
9a ,he state 3t Montana, IN and fot tia county OF
AAfeWln AMI OlArke, and TO Anawar the complaint
haou Jher0lns Within ten days, lexciuatve q TIM
uay q oervtc0l after the s0rvica on you Of thu
smnannohs y served within TINS county; OF. Y
s sssar,SHs;,as oul 81 uils county. p9t VIVIAN tnlSu iHtrlct
" M; ". swas.'S uayss OthorMtsS WYNN .urY uaya,
VI ,uuHnaens ~ aeIAuis VII 20 sAsoh asatnstyo0
sveuIuauG ~ inc prayer " oAAu coh1pIAiht.
rant SAL a.toa y ns"Me,.l 70 feio'er lmags
nioiit a3aihs! sA.d uerondant anu N iAvor "
n ! 40 follows. e VIZ; Tor the sum Of
wSoSse, Y. = premium On nfe lnsurance poiioy NO..
aso w Issued 70 the sSid delendAnt on the 2lst
Wy 7. SeptenneI. loMp, " the home M1dual
LIT aa insurance company OF Osl,sorni AZ Hell
S Sm nvhs., thIoush Maliace q ihornnursh. lts
~ na w n6snss, y = N.Y. hai0 uelenoahts
a ~ - 4 nnms" ~ no. ~ niitn avenue. ~ sAid
" -. nS..n~, " seuufo heF n9a.heI 1883 OF eAiu
apsusJippvu,m,sauU ~ thhrno ~ tno SUN 81 Sl,auo ~ mesne
to rI.int n INA ~ ~. intaaaat ~ umm anu hsyaD!e
~ ,m ~ anu . anse!stt IHeroon ~ inc rate
Sont.np 1 hor w NM ~ @nnam from .he us, aay OF
preminm on ire insurapo poiicv No !, ~ ss.Gp ,d *
September. IAN. bv N ,ha nnpddnn ~ II -a1. gay oa
land, At heiens. MMnnt'0' thro n,sSrp W.,ia ny /
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(No. 3,263.)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

U. s.. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, Mont. Jan 10, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Charles 5. Dole, by
thomas t.. Crutcher, his attorney in fact, whose
postoffice address is Helena. Mont has this day
filed his application for a patent fer 23. 81 scres
placer mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones, situated in ----- (u~norganized)
mining district, county OF evils and { larke and
state OF Montans, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this Office as
survey No. 4,loS in township II north, range 3
Montana. said survey No. d.lO9 being as follows,
to-wit:
erinning at corner No. l, whence tho south
west corner Of section u. township II north,
range 3 west. bears north IS degrees IL minutes
west 3,eSg.3 feet: thence south Is degree7 10 min
utes east $50 feet to corner No. 2; thencs south
u degrees 30 minutes west $50 feet to corner
No. 3: thence north Is degrees 10 minutes west
25l.1 feet to corner No. 4; thence north IS de-
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east. containing
20 81 acres.
he loca ion Of this mine is recorded in the
recorders. office of Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, in book - of -------. The ad-
joining claimants are Charles S. Dols ct al.
claiming survey No. 4.109 on the west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said placer mine or surface ground
register of the United States land Office at Hell
ena, N the sat. Of Montana, during Tho sixty
days' period oi publication hereof. or they will
be- barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute.
s. A. SW1GGLTT, Register.
Nelson Y Settles, attorneys for Applicant.
slr6t pnbIlcatl on Jan. IL, 1898.
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Typhus Fever Epidemic in Mexico.

Nearly all the towns and cities Of north
ern Mexico, excepting Monterey and Du-
anRo, are affected by an epide mic of typhus
fever. and the rate of mortality from the
disease is alarming. In Torreon and al
Laredo there are twenty new cases and
seven deaths re,orted. TIL epidemic has
even reached Eagle Pass. Tex, where
Henry Oruelas, a brother of the Mexican
consul at San Antonio, is sick with is, but
will probably recover. AT San Luis Potos j
and Lacatecas the death rate from tn e
disease ID increasing. The health authori-
ties OF the government. aided by those o T
the different citiss, are using every means
30 control and stamp ont the epidem 10.
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FAST TIME ON SKATES.
Joo Dnnoxhua Reduces tho Time Tor 1Ot
Miles One itrd,

Joo Donoxhus Reduc tho Time Tor 100
Miles One.Thtrd,
SrAMroRp, Conn, Jan. 26.--Jos DonoRhue,
OF Now York. Franklin. Of Norway. John
Ennis, of Stamford, began . skating con-
test for tho 100. mile championship OF Amer
ica this morning. Donoghus covered the
frat twenty miles in one hour and thirteen
minutes. which 10 one minute and seven
seconds ahead Of the worlds record
franklin was n mile and n half. and Ennis
two miles behind. Donoghue made nifty
miles il three hours and sixteen minutss,
the previous time being four houra and
tlit teen and u half minutes. AZ this point
Donoghue was six and a half miles ahead
OF Franklin and seven miles ahead of
Ennis and appeared perfectly fresh.
On the ninety second mile DonoRhue was
tripped by n boy who tried to croas the
track. The fall waa u bad ono. ne II split
his lips and bruised his knees. lie sta ted
along slowly for two laps and then Fecov-
cred partially. Donoghue finished in seven
hours eleven minutes and ~ I'D seconds;
Franklin made sos miles and Ennis eighty
Ave miles. The best previous record for
100 miles was by John Ennis At Chicago.
1l:37.45. Donoghue thus boats the record
four hours twenty. ak minutes six and four
illthA heconds.
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Mexico's Big Locomotive.

The biggest and most powerful railroad
locomotive in the world will soon be run
ming on the Mexican Central railroad. Il
was constructed at the Rhode leland loco
motive works. with a couple of like COM
panions. The monster weighs 100 tons
when in working. order. and was built to
climb steep grades in the mountains of
Mexico, and to drag heavy loads around
sharp Gu yes safely.
The engine looks like a couple of locomo-
tives OF the 'MoQul' pattern backed up
together, with the two cabs joined. 1t is an
odd form. and was constructed after a de-
sign by Superintendent of Machinery L. w.
tombstone, of the Mexican Central. who
realized that a s%pecial style was necessary
for the work to be performed on his rail
road,
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Mount Helena Lodge officers.

At q regular meeting OF Mount Helena
lodge, No. /, d. of H., A. q. U. W., The
following officers were installed: Mrs. II.
N. Adams, past chief of homo; Mrs.. Frank
Kempsey, lady of honor; Mrs. Eiige p.
O'Nell, chief of ceremonies; Claudio M.
Morton, recorder; Mrs. Emma ID. Fretz,
fnancier; Mrs. Illlie Nelson. receiver; Mrs.
ID. A. Mcdonald. usher; Miss Mary Will
Jams, inside watch; Mrs. d. +. Adkins. out
side watch; ADVISER to chief OF honor. j. W..
Kinsley. +. $. Nj. W.; maids to lady of
honot. Miss Daisy Kinsley aud Miss Vida
Adams; trustees, Mrs. A. d. kohldron Mrs.
G. II. Il istol and Mrs. Bs!t na Nye; finance
committee, HAIRY Il. Thompson, Mrs. X.
S. Holden and Mrs. Eunie Bulla. d.
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A fairs In Guatemala.

M. Montuar, Il man OF high business
standing in Guatemala and a son OF the
candidate for the presidency in the last
election, saya, as to the prospects Of the
proposed ra~nHcontinenta road, that imme-
d!ately after the accession of General! do
Earrios to the presidency of the republic
work was begun Oh the first twenty-five
miles of ths road, for which the govern
rnent paid Contractor Muiler $500. 900 in
advance, this including also what and ter
minel facilities at Port B@arrius. Work on
the second division, forty miles long, has
begun. and money for it's completion is ac-
cpnnlgtinR.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Gains big hotel at Farnswortb, N. j.,
burned.
Amasa Rust. millionaire lumberman of
Saginaw. Mich. died Thursday.
The casino adjoining the Hotel Alcazar,
st. Augusta, Fla, burned. Loss 800, 000.
Parker & Hanson, of Astoria, Ore,
failed. Liabilities $50. 600, assets nominal.
E1-Town Marshal Nichols, of Dye sburg,
Tenn. was a~ssassinated Thursday night BY
Ose Butler, who escaped. A large reward
is offered for the assassin.
Three Chippewa Indians we're brought tc
Rhinelandsr. Wis, from Eagle rive charged
with the murder of three Pottawattamies
The Chippewas got drunk, were reminded
Of the tradition of enemity to the Potta-
wsttamies, put on war paint, went to the
~latter's camp and attacked them with the
above reault,
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Regulating Carriers on the Sea-.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 26.-The senate COM
mittee on commerce gave Il hearing this
morning to the advocates and opponents OF
Representative Hsrter's bill, relating to
contracts of common carriers on the ocean,
which is intended to prevent inclusion in
bills of lading of agreements relieving the
vessel owners from liabilities for indem-
nifty. A large humber OF shippers and
representatives of steamship lines were
present. Hartsr add essed the committee
in favor of his measure.
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NOTICE TO CO-oWNER.-TO o. {. RIM
kof your heirs, executors, administrator
oG are hereby notified hat Marx Brayerton
anu II. W.. Stevenson, of Jefferson county' Mon,
tTna' your co-owners, have. in accordance with
Etatutes of the Tn led states, expspJrI
IN labor and improvements upIm Tho
t!oid ana limestone placer mining claim
sitna,ed m Jetfsraon county. state OF
.atontnna. described as follows; Eeing tho SN
y OF tho , a and tho 81 a of tle SN u ~
sec :. and the y y of the y Il Of the NV y Of
the NE ", and the n "a of the N a OF the Ne -
o. &c u lpBH ri west. containing one hun
dfea and thirty acres, ths sum of one hundred do
!"rs Tor the purpose OF TrpTuEeuL Tx and hold
ing said claim according to law Tor tho yotr
ending Dec 81. 1882, and unless you contriEnte
OF cause TO be contributed your re.pective p5o-
poftloh tone-thlrdj of such ex peDditure a. fol
lows thlrtT-thrae ami one-titiId dollars, to-
eether with interest and cost Of adyerti.ing.
within % day after the service of this notice by
pupLicailHu upon you. your said inter ost in the
ABOVE plscer mining claim will be forfeited and
become tho property Of the undersigned ms pro-
y4aeu N section 2,S2t, Revised Statutes Of the
United States.
MARK BRAYERTOS.
II. ". STEVENSON.
First publication Jan. II, 1872
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Sold r. Valuable Nine.

Los ANGELES, CAL. Jan. 26.-Messrs.
Sherman Page and II. G. Dillon. Of this
city, and Malcolm McLoech, Of KinRmau,
Ariz., sold to-day the Senator and President
mines at kingman to William Wilder and
j.. 3. Bailey, OF Denver. This is one OF the
lnrceas mining deals ever made in Arizona,
and bhe p.ice paid was coneide.abl over
Si5O 600
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Independent Agents

The HELENA INDEPENDENT is
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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APPROPRIATED Mn. Reported.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The house CON-
mittse on postofiioes completed the post
office appropriation bill for the year end
ing June 80, 1894. As agreed upon, it car
ries an appropriation of $S3. 500, 3G7, an in
crease OF SO. b39. 0S1 over the appropriation
for the current wear.
The legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill for tho fiscal yeaF 1894,
reported TO the house to-day. makes an az
oreeate appropriation Of CPL 7T. sos. or
$780,, 1874 less than FOR the current focal
Sanr
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Is There a whisky Trusts

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26,-In the senate this
morning Chandler introduced a resolution
directing the committee on anc to in
vestigate and report next December whether
there is a whisky trust organized to control
the manufacture and sale of distilled
liquors, whether n rebate system prevails
and whether adulterants or drugs are
usod. etc.
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III. VACANCY In the United state.

serning the vacancy In the United States
supreme court, but il can be stated ON what
10 considered good authority that Presi-
lent Harrison has made up his mind to
nominate the successor to the late Justice
Lamar. It il the expectation that the nom
inntion will be sent in at the end of the
week and the republicans Of the senate arc
determined that IL shall be confirmed. even
If they have to resort to oloturs and cast
senatorial courtesy TO the winds to accom-
plish il.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 26.-Before the
legislature to-day in join. convention Gov.
Turner's first message was read. He rec
ommends tine building OF new peuiten-
tiary and the purchase by the state of a
tract of coal land. and the wo king of CON
vlcts in mines TO be opsned thereon.
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Abolished a Railroad Commission.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. 26.-The assembly
to-day by a vote of sixty-one to twelve
adopted a resolution declaring the officers
OF state railroad commissioner vacant.
Three railroad commissioners are appointed
by the oovarnor and the action of the legis-
lature is due to dissatisfaction with the
management of the affairs of the railroad
commission. Notice of reconsideration was
given,
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Plenty of Rain in California,

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.-Last night and
to-day there has been f heavy rainfall
throughout northern and central Coiifor-
MIA, including the San joaquin valley. In
the latter section the rainfall for the season
is now four inches, almost assuring a big
wheat crop in the great wheat rowlp val
isys of the state.
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set Apart for silver.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-By mutual agree
ment before the committee on rules be-
tween free silver democrats and anti-silver
democrats. there will be consideration in
the house Feb. 8 aud 10 of the silver bill,
the Andrew-Cate banking and the Sher-
man bullion repeal bill as a basis for con-
sideration and possible action.