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cfal. In 1865 h. was made major
general. AT the close y the war
General Hayes Returned to civil n q
aud tool "A seat In Congfau. lie wa
reelected In 1906. In 1857 hc was nom.
mated for the goycfnOrshiD OF Ohi,by
the Republicans, having for opponent
Judge Allen q. Thurman. He was
.l, c,ed nnd renominateI, ani re
elected Ia 1850. Ia isT2 lie was again
nominated for Congress In spite Of
personal protests, but wa, Co.ea,oI.
lie IL, clined the Office OF UnltcI States
nssistapt treasurer under Grant. Ia
1876 he again accepted the cinIilacy
Tor governor and niter the most mem.
orable campaign IN iha history OF the
-tate was elected. In Marcli, 1876, the
Republican state convention OF Ohio
resolved 10 present his name 10 the
national Republican ccns,ntiOu whicu
was TO meet In Cincinuatti on June
9Th following, as state candidate for
the Presidency. Hayes had ~ ll.
principal opponents James q. B!aina
AMI Roscoe Conkling. samuel j.
rilden OF New York was the Demo.
cratic nominee. The story OF tho eirc.
lion thnt followed anu the Leclsiou
rendered by nD electoral mmiseion
appointed by Congress, Ia well known.
Asa President he was wise anu cou.
.crvative, and did much toward heal.
ing the differences between the North
and the South.
Since his retirement from office In
1850, Mr. Hayes has lived quietly at
his home at Fremont, OhiV.
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THOUGHT TO HE CHOLERA.
An Immigrant from Baden Dies Ia n,
Paul

81. PAUL, Minn., Jan. l7.-Accori.
Ing 10 the health department this city
has had case OF genuine Aslatic
cholera. Last night the health dc.
partment received notification by wire
OF the death Of one Englebert Hogg, n
German emlgrant on u 500 train from
the East
The health department had Com.
missioner Sinks at the deDot this
morning when the train rolled Ia, and
the corpse was at once removed.
Coroner Whitcomb was called nnd
greatly surprised ut the corpse. He
called DIR. Hoyt, chief Of the health
department, TO assist him In an OK
animation. Both physicians were
satisfied that II the caee was not abso.
lutely one Of cholera, IL still bore such
n close resemblance t. II that immedi-
ate steps must be taken, anu they
therefore ordered the immediate dis.
Infection OF the body, all the baggage
accompanying 1t and the burial OF the
former.
Hogg was from Baden. He was In
company with four emigran,s, man,
woman aud two children, who were
bound for Wsbasha. All bore clean
health certificate from the Now York
health department. Tho rest OF the
party left this afternoon for their
destination.
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NIAn,INu MoNi.nEN.
rhcy March 80 Iru-scIS aud Demand
Murl

liRussELs, JAu. 1.-Two hundred
AMI iliiy starving unemployed work.
men trampcd through the heavy SNOW d.
diiit a distance OF thifty.onr miles
from Client TO Bruec's today 10 de-
maud wUt., from various departments
hud also from the chamber %. deputies.
Great crowds oi city wutkmcn met the
hclegauou and marched with lhum {,
the ministry ~ public works. On the
way there the mru sang revolutionary
rlugt, anu the temper OF the pnrlirrs
showed that It would require 6ut littir
to fan the vmber. OF iUsurrcctiyu into
DIcn lame.
a q mnittee demanded aud received
an audience with the miYistcr. They
told the minister that their wives ana
children were Starving through no
fault OF theirs, uud Gcmlniei work.
The minister promised iucxp.llite the
extensions 81 public worss, thu, fur.
nishing cmpluy mcnt % a large num-
Der Of men, The immen.s throug then
proceeded q the cunmher OF deputies,
where they Presented the petition. The
progIcsAlst members promised 10 Hup.
port the men In securing their de.
mnnd..
Many Of the Client delegation
sinrted 10 walk back tonight, but 1t "
feared some VIII perish.
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lpratrd in I, alo school Of m no.. th,
institution ~ hu IN iniainvi ~ an
annual levy dpOn the Uxabu pro rfi g
~ The STATE Ut ont.'turh OF 0np IN n
ON each hundred dOnnts. AliIrpt m
viii Introduce another bill providing
lint the school shnll be- located iu
Owhyer county.
Mr.. King NJ ShOshone introduced n
bill prOviiiug Tor the appointment OF
state hoard OF meiicii exam eta
whose duty IL shall he b mss uruu the
quail ilcati1us OF physicians aui sur.
gcnus who may practice IN IN e state.
Mr.. LewA OF Aituras imlro ucri
OH provlling Tor the cXluiu ion.
classification AMI liGrnsln. OF steam
engineer, n mclsufe tnai is Intended
TO promote pubic saiciy 10y making q;
Illegal Tot II c Impeteut per'1us TO oJcf.
ute steam boilers anu engine.
In the HOUSE, after much u scussior
OF the bill providing for tlc Citiun N
the state agricultural college at lJahu
tMif, u was maize u SPECIAL 0r4Ur Tor
"Wednesday. February !, whuua lively
hght IL looked for. a bill pfuyiding
Tor tue location Of ;he tnnc inalituti1n
~ Weiser was made the 50 clnl order
ioI ftuiuafy :.
In the Senate several bills were
Introduced. Among them bslag one
hy Mr. Buigan Of kootcnal, prOyllius
ior uniform System Of text book Tor
the uge o! the public schools o. fiiho.
MI Underwood Of Bear Lake intro.
cuced a bill for compulsory Arbitration
OF labor troubles hnd making strikes
and locsouis felOnits.
II - UNDERSTOOD that the Senate me.
mortal praying that veterans OF uu
sufferers from the Nez Porce Indian
war he allowed to choose homesteads
from Nez Perez lands, will TO vlgor.
ously combntei In the Houae, ana ils
def.at Is regarded rs probable. The
railroad lobby now in Boise "a very
small. IL seems to be the general
opinion that the anti.railtond bills
thus far introduced have killed them.
selves. Stvcnty protests against the
passage OF the proposed laws have come
In from Pocatello and elsewhere.
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rAcirsc nan coHp,Ny.
Two Navigation companies Combiue
against 10.

'ANf'Na
NEW YOml, Jan. II. Contrncts
were signed this afternoon uy the
Pat ANA Railioad company aud the
North American Navigation company,
10y whiah Ill the railroad cOmpany's
westbOunJ business Ayiil be diverted
from the Pacific Mail company 70 the
Navigation company. Tn. latter Ia n
California corporation, with $4,000
capita, formed ~ merchant. and
shippers Of San Francisco. Its stock
will no placed flr ten years In the
hands OF trustees 70 keep IL from being
bought Ia the Interests Of any rival
line.
MIR. Frank ;. johnson OF Ban Fran.
cietU, who hns been here on bueiness
Tor the company, said today that h..
had arranged u charter a number Of
vcssels, and later on the company
would probably build i've or six new
slips Ia 0rier 20 make tho new com.
pauy entirely independent OF any ex.
isling lincr. The Panama Rlilroad
company VII, On February 18TH, start
"A new lnu from New York to Colon,
and nuuther llne OF ships will run from
New Orleans to Colon. MIR. JohnsDn
said today that the change was tho 70.
suit OF opprtsalon 10y the Pacific Mail.
lie added:
"Ametican steamers will leave the
port OF New YORK Tor Colon under the
new arrangement. Toe others will
receive freight ut Panama for trans.
pOriation 10 san Francisco. Six steam.
ufs nave been contracted Tor.
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POOLING MADE HARMLESS.
Business Trl1 a)l5d By thl Rational
BOlrj Of Ttatc.
SALARIES or rosrst CLERKS.
Meeting Of the Lraguc f.r rod u,on ia
-sppoinim 'ni uTa tank
INnmin =.

wAsiuSGToN, d. G., Jan. I7.-Ap.
p1rently there has been no change OF
any Importance ia the condition OF
Mr. Elaine since yesterday. More
than the usual number Of lights were
burning In the Blaine mansion TO.
night, which gave rise to the reports
that Blaine was no: so well. The re-.
ports could no, be confirmed or denied,
rs The mansion is ,losed for the night.
The physicians have not returned,
which II evidence that no radical
change for the worse has occurred.
Rtronr ON the BILL ALLOWING
POOLING.
MI. Patterson OF Pennsyivanin, in
the report OF the majority Of the House
commerce committee on the uillnllDw.
ing pooling, says the committee ~ Of
the opinion that under the arrange.
ment provided for pOoliug, no harm
VIII btihlI the pubic, anu an oppOr.
lunity VIII be given Inielligenlly 10
solve the much moOted problem. NJ.
Lind o! Minnesota anu Mr.. Mallory Of
Florida represent the minority aud
report. Tney feel In duty bound 10
protest against the pooling SIC ion OF
the Till, aud call attention TO some Of
their objections to IT, They say the
bill takes away the only safeguard the
public Ind heretofore against railroad
extOflion.
TiiE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
The national board Of trade was
called TO order in the banquet hall at
the ShOfeham ut 1879 To-Day by ils
venerable President, Ere ierIck Ffalry
OF Pbiludclphla, who has been preeI.
dent since It's organization. After the
committee on credentials bad reporter
the board unanimously elected MIR.
Fial,y president for the twenty.iourth
consecutive lime. The list OF vice.
presidents, one from each Organization
represented, vas then announced.
Tue board then adjourned until to.
morrow.
TO PIX THE SALARIES on RAILWAY
POSTAL CLEHI<s.
Tue House comm ttce on possibilities
anu post roads today acted favofably
ON u number OF important measures.
The Senate bill to classify aud fix the
salaries OF railway postal clerks re-
ceived u favorable report. The bin
fixed the salaries OF railway postal
clerks ns follows:
First class, $500 per annum; second
class, $1,000 per annum; thru class,
sl20O per annum; fourth class, $1,000
per annum; NTH class, $500 per
annum; sixth class, $1,000 per anuum,
aud seventh class, $3.50 per annum.
The bill by Mr.. Wilson OF Missouri
for the classification OF first aud Sec
ond class postoilices aud fixing
salaries also was ordered iavorably
reported.
FOR GOOD ROADS.
The national league for good roads
met this morning. Forty delegates
were present with Senator Manderson
Of Nebraska In the chair. He made a
brief address stating the inception OF
the movement which led to the con-
vention and its object.
BANK EXAMINER FOR CALIFORNIA
AND NEVADA.
The comptroller OF tho currency TO.
day appointed William z. Weighiman
OF San Frsncisco national bank exam.
liner for the states OF California and
Nevada.
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Remarkable Accident on . Russian
halfway,

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. ia re.
markabie acciuent occurred this mora.
ing ON railway line between Sls.
tousk aud Samasa. a train loaded
with recruits was going at full speed
when the forward car took fire. For
some reason the engineer did not stop,
anu the entire train was soon la
na res. As many o, the recruits a,
could Jumped from the car Window.
Some landed In deep snowbanks ami
escaped injury. Others struck the
ground ana We're killed. Many were
feariully burned before jumping.
Numbers were burned to dealn Ia the
cars, which were entirely consumed 4.
When the roll was called forty.nino
were dea ana twenty terribly burned
or otherwise injured. An investiga.
ton will be held TO determine the
cause OF the FIRE, but It is supposed the
soldiers were skylarking in the front
car and upset the stove.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. lin
the House today Representative
Brosslus OF Pennsylvania introduced "A
bill to authorize the refunding Of the 4
per cent bonds; TO increase the circula.
tlon OF national banks aud TO discon-
tinuo the purchase OF silver bullion.
Ii authorizes the secretary OF tho
treasury to issue. In sums not exceed.
Ing IN the aggregate $500, 900, 0JO,
registered bonds In denominations Of
500 or multiples thereof, Tedeemsble In
coin OF standard value at the pleasure
OF the United States after forty
years from date OF issue and bearing
Interest at the rate II = per cent. Such
bonds shall bo exempt from taxation.
The secretary shall dispose Of these
bonds ny exchanging them for per
cent bonds now outstanding. Every
national banking association that shall
transfer To tho treasury bonds author.
ized under this net shall DO entitled to
receive circulating notes 90 Ial in face
value TO the lar 30 deposited, and shall
IN lieu OF the tax assessed upon cirCu-
lating national bank notes under the
existing law Pay the treasury OF the
United States on January LIST VI each
year duty OF quarter o! per
per cent upon the average amount OF
It's notes ia circulation during the pre-
vious year.
On motion OF Chapman OF Michigan
u resolution was agreed 10 making pro-
vision for a Joint meeting Of the two
houses Of Congress on Wednesday,
February Sth, to count the elcctrti
vote. The Senate bill was passed Tor
the retirement OF Judge n, T.. Deady,
who for many years has been associate
Justice OF the Supreme court OF Ore
gon. Under the existing law he
would not have been entitled TO re-
fremont until next year. A bill
was passed providing for terms Of
district courts ut Evanston, Wyoming.
Oates OF 4 alabama called up the
Senate bill TO provide for tho punish.
ment OF otiense, on tho high seas.
II provides that every person who Ia
not one OF the crew ON board Oi any
vessel belonging la whole or In part to
any citizen VI the United States, who
shall, IN defiance OF the master, create
any riot or disturbance, or shall COM
mit breach of the peace, oT wn1
shall hinder, Obstruct or resist the
crew In tho execution VI any law,
orders or commands OF the master
Uillcers OF such vessel, shall be punish-
ou by u fine not exceeding $1,000, or
by imprisonment not exceeding one
year, or both. 1t places similar
penalty upon any passenger who shall
Inspire any OF the crew TO dlsoboy the
law or orders OF the master, aud for.
bids the crew to combine, revolt or
mutiDy, or resist orders.
DAVIS, n Popullst, OF Kansas, OPP
npEal Tho unnuglFta an tho tffnnpI fl.t
II would make organization among
seamen almost impossible. The bill
was passed and the House adjourned.
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LONDON, ian. l7,--Charles Wells,
one OF the most expert swindiers OF
modern times, his shady transaction ms
having retted him enormous sums,
was brought from France today anu
atraigned In court under twelve
charges OF fraud, aggregating 5000
pounds. His most successful plan was Ia
get large sums from, the people OF
means to push mythical patent rights.
He also claimed 10 have n system by
which he broke the banks at Monte
Carlo.
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TuE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
u WIN Turn an In Honduras. 10 ~
said.

TE0uCiGALpA, Honduras, Jan. H.
The LOUISIANA state Lottery has boon
granted "a charter from the republic OF
Honduras, and will remove is business
to this country on this expiration OF it,
present charter, which will be January
!, 1894. The con es-ion Ia the monop.
oily OF the lottery business for term OF
flty years. TIE important feature OF
the concession is the granting OF the
right to lay a cattle liue from ports on
Honduras coasts to any part OF the
world. The Honduras government, as
n consideration for granting the char
ter, Is to have free use OF the cable aud
the steamship line, and receive 81 900.
900 In American gold coin anu grad
uated percentage OF from ! 10 3 per
cent. OF the face value Of all tickets
sold by the company.
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Important Meeting of the FL
nance Committee.
A DECISION TO REPORT
FagOaOly The Bill 70 Repeal th, Plr.
chaS) Of Silver
ri'E ANrI.OrEION MIL.


WAsutEoTOy, jan. l7.-rorhaps tho
most important meeting tho finance
committee o.! tho Senate hs, held dur.
Ing tnis Cougtcu was that o. this
morning, which resulted IN tho decl.
sien favorabiy TO report the Sherman
bill TO repeal the purchase OF silver.
Tho meeting was largely attended,
every member being present except
Senator Jones ana So ator Vance, who
are III. While majority were In
.avor Of the elton taken, vigorous Old.
position was manifested boy Harris OF
Penn ylvaniI ana Voorhees, o. Indi-
ana. Those who voted 70 report tn,
bill favorably were: Morrill,, Sherman
Allison, Aldrich, Hiscock, Mcpherson
ana Carlisle. Senators Voorhees, and
harris entered an emphatic protest
against the proposed action OF tho
committee, and would have been
Joined by Senators Jones and Vance
hnd they been present. The meeting
lu said to have bsen interesting. This
was probably said In reference to the
speeches made by Voorhees, aud Har.
rus. They were outvoted, however.
anu the discussion will now be trans.
iorteu TO the floor OF the Senate.
Senator Mcpherson said the bill was
satisfactory 10 him, although he would
rather have had his resolution reported.
one feature hu diu not approve was
thal which postponed the time to the
lst Of January, 1894. Teller and Voor.
bees 20 not believe the bill eau paso,
anu Voorhees, Is credited with saying
that not ten Democratic senators will
vote for II.
Tue Senate Oill extending TIL
January |, 1894, the time within
which payments may be- made by
settlers on forfeited lands OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad between
Wallula anu Portland, Or, was passed,
Also the bill for the abandonment OF
Fort Bridger military reservation In
Wyoming was passed.
Peiier OF Kansas resumed his speech
In support of the Joint resolution TO
amend the constitution 80 as to limit
the Presidential office TO one term.
The anii.option bill was taken up,
and Hoar, Republican OF Massa.
chusetts, rtsumed his argument against
1t On the ground OF its unconstitution-
atty.
Further arguments on the constitu.
tiOnnllty Of the bill were made by Gray
OF Delaware, Vest OF Missouri and
Platt OF Connecticut. Plat Will re-.
sumo his argument tomorrow.
Alter an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
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ENGLAND Ann EGYPr.
Tho khcdi,e suddenly shows ~ Ten.
dencS 10 Independence.


LONDON, Jan. IA hufriedly con-
vened council was held this afternoon.
The unexpected call for n conference
was caused by the sudden spirit OF in.
dependence displayed by the Khedive
OF Egypt In changing the ministry
without having fiist obtained the con.
sent OF the British government. The
British representative ut Cairo declines
to recognize the ministry aud the Khe.
dive refuses 10 make any changes In
1t. a long telegram from Cromvr, the
British representative NJ Cairo, arrived
at the foreign Office early this afternoon.
Soon afterwards the Russian anu
French ambassadors anu the German
charge d'aiiairs called upon Lord lso g.
berry, the foreign minister, ana ut 1915
O'Clock summons for cabinet coun-
Gil at 5 O'Clock was Issued. The council
rose at 6.85 O'Clock, after resolving
unanimously to treat the khedive with
flrmness. The members decided That
his position M ruler OF Egypt depends
upon the good Will Of Great Britain
and the British government. They
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cLunIouSE DESTROYED.
calumet IN chicago Goes Up In
FLAMES,

CHICAGO, Jan. II. - The beautiful
clubhouse OF the Calumet Clue nj
Twentieth street aud Michigan avenue
was totally destroyed by fire this
evening, causing u loss of 5 800, 900,
with sos, 900 Insurance. So rapid was
the hro IN it, progress that scarcely
my OF tue ELECTS OF the club were
saved. MOI one OF the many beautiful
PAINTINGS ad0tning the walls were
taken tom the building. Twenty odd
members who resided In the house Iost
all their personal property, aud some OF
them were forced to leave the building
In u hurry. Tho greatest excitement
was occaslOncd among the servants,
sixteen Of whom roOmed on tho fiuh
foor. Klttie McCabe anJ Maggie
Dewitt, two Kitchen girls, were nj ia
bed across the hallway from the room
where the fire broke out In lot OF
shavings left there by the carpenters,
The girls tried TO dress, but the flames
drove them out, and they attempted to
grope their way out In tho dense
SMOKE. Miss Dewitt was painfully
burned on the hands and face. Her
companion, Miss McCabe, has not
been seen by any one, anu 1t IL feared
she JAILED To reach the ground In safety.
Among valuable paintings destroyed
was tho noted "Peacemakers," Dor.
traits Of General Grant, aud one can.
vas representing conference between
Lincoln, Grant, Sherman and Admiral
Porter, valued at 100000.
II. IL. Redhelj, clerk OF the club.
died at II O'Clock from over.ex element
brought on by the fire. Kitty McCabe
has not been found up to . u. M, and
It Is feared she perishcd In the flames.
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w'lirtluso TO recognize tho rcaulionary
ministry ne has appointed. II ia be.
lirved tn1t CrOmet's message attribu.
t'i the khcjivo's action to concerted
Russian, Ffench anu Turkish iutflgues.
Olicini Information was given this
evening confirming the above reported
action taken by the cabinet.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. i7.-Both
houses voted In separate session today
for United States senator. The Senate
vote stood: Bate, Democrat, 81; Win,
stead, Republlcan,.G. The House stood:
Bate, 81; Wins,ead, 70; Barrett, ..
Senator Bate Will DO declared elected
TO morrow.
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KEokuK, Ia, Jan. 1.-THE frat
section OF the California limited on ia g
Santa Fo was derailed i've miles east
Of Dedill, Mo-, this morning. The
dining car rolled down an embank.
ment, caught fire aud burned. William
Rose, colored waiter, was roasted
alive. Six or seven persons were
seriously injured. A broken rail
caused the wreck.
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IDAHO LEGISLATURE.
Three nils Introduced In the
House.

BOISE CITY, Ida, Jan. l7.-Very
little OF general Interest occurred In
the legislature today.
The senate held no morning session
and made little progress Ia the after.
noon.
In the house this morning only
three bills were introduced, but they
may MI be regarded as CONNIE dable.
Mr.. Arlington of Owhyee introduced
a bill providing that there shall be-
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Halle, for senator IN C.,,,or,,,

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 1.-THE
first ballot Tor United States senator a
the assembly Resulted, White, II; Gator,
8; FELTON,, o; Perkins, S; NJ. NJ. Estee.
]; Bard, 4; Reed, 3; Widucy, 4; #. q.
Frank, 2; Il. NJ. Preston, |; jacob II.
Nell, !; total vote, 81; necessary to a
choice, IL.
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NEW WHA1cJM, Wa, Jsu. IT, G.
g. HlSon, the eX-oounty clerk, Ia short
In his accounts $500. His private
Indebtedness 10 SAID 10 amount 10 sew.
eral thousand dollars. He * missing
and thought to be IN Canada.
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INDIASAroLis, Jan. lin separate
session tie houses Of the legislature to.
day cast u majority for senator Turpie
TO hucceed himself as United Stale,
senator. The Formally VI his election
will be gone through with In Joint ses.
sion tomorrow.
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rnoSpEoToRs ATTACKED.
NHvJocs Ma,si"E aud Preparing for
Trouble.

DANDY CROSSING, Utah, Jan. H.
The Nayaloes have driven out every
party Of prOspec.ors crossing the San
Juan river. David Menzies' outtit
maue their way back on foot, the horses
and pack outfit having bsen run of by
the Indians. AIunzies says tho Indians
are massing ana moan trouble.