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THE KHEDIvE SUBMISSIVE,
An American Novelist,s Death.

LONDON. Jan. 26.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says it is reported
from Venice that the American novelist
Constance Fenimore Woolson, whose
death was reported the other day, COM
mitted suicide by jumping from the WIN
dow Of the house where she lived. A
seven months attack of influenza lett
symptoms of insanity.
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Senatorial Deadlock.

JACKSON (Miss.), Jan. 26.-The caucus
to nominate a successor to Watthall,
United States Senator, is apparently in a
deadlock. The twenty-irst ballot re-
suited: Campbell rs, McLaurin "a, Allen
81, Taylor 81, Lowry Y, Catchings l.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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40 Love for Hobos.

yrMA (Ariz.), Jan. 26.-Ninety-five OF
the worst hobos ever seen in Yuma left
last night for San Francisco, where they
aav they can get 81 per day and board.
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Motion to Quash an Indictment Denied

SAN JOSE, Jan. 26.-The motion of At
torney Morehouse to quash the indict-
ment against II. NJ. Leonard was to-day
denied, the court holding the Grand Jury
TO be legal body, with power TO continue
in authority as long as these matters ar e
to be investigated.
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MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY.
An Iowa Farmer Found Butchered in
His Home.

An Iowa Farmer Found Butchered in
His Home.
DEs MONIES (Ia.), Jan. 26.-News has
lust been received that p. G.. Goodale, an
aged and wealthy farmer living near
Alton, was found butchered in his house
Wednesday night. 1t is supposed the
crime was committed Saturday night.
The deceased was in good circumstances
and had lived alone in cabin over
twenty years. He kept considerable
money in the house.
The body, when discovered, lay in
corner of one room with sixteen wounds
on the head and neck, any one of which
would have caused death. A hatchet was
found by the bedside of the body. The
object of the deed was undoubtedly rob-
berry.
1t is not known how much was OBJ
tanned. A search of the premises re-
vealed considerable sum secreted which
has been overlooked by the robbers.
There is no clew whatever to the MUIR
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Case of DR.. West.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 26.-No addi-
tional Jurors were obtained to-day to try
DR.. West for Addie Gilmour's murder.
The panel remains at eight.
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a Burglar Captured.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 26.-Edward Maur,
wanted in Bakersfield on charge OF
burglary, was captured in this city to-
day by Detectives Benson and Auble.
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Colorado,s Legislature

morning indefinitely postponed the reso-
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WILSON'S TARIFF BILL.
The Democratic Caucus Puts
New Aspect Upon Its Fate.
1T DEFENDS UPON WHETHER IT'S
ACTION IS FINAL

The Gold Reserve in ths Treasury
Now Less Than Seventy Millions of
DoIlars-The House Committee Re-
ports Favorably Bailey's Resolution
Questioning Carlisle's Right to
Issue Bonds.
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Nicaragua Canal.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 26.-The National
Board of Trade passed resolution me-
rorializing Congress in favor of Nor
gan's bill asking the Endorsement and
guarantee OF $40. 600, 600 bonds for the con-
struction of the Nicaragua Canal as q
commercial necessity. recommending
prompt action of the tariff and revenue,
and for the appointment of commission
from the army, navy and commercial
life to investigate the subject of army
waterways, as a comprehensive whole.
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PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.
It Continues to Spread In the Province
of Ontario.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The Posts Mon
treal special says: The Protestant Pro-
tective Association continues to spread in
Ontario. and is further tending to create
bitterness among the different creeds in
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Liza biIities Greatly Exceed the Asset.

MARYsvILLE, Jan. ga. NJ. Leach,
who has operated in Yuba and Butte
Counties as lumber and millman, to-
day filed petition in insolvency, and
the same has been set for hearing. His
liabilities will exceed, according to his
schedule, over $500, 900. He places his as
sets at over $50, 600, but those who are in
position to know say that $4,000 will be a
liberal estimate. From present indica-
tons much litigation will grow out of
this DetitiOn
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Fire at MAXWELL.

MAXWELL, Jan. 26.-At 11:45 A. NJ. a
lire started in the oil-room of Durham IL
Co.'s hardware store. The store was de-
stroyed; also the store kept by Mrs. Pol
lard, whose residence was in the rear; NJ.
NJ. Stewards harness store, and vacant
building adjoining, which was partly
torn down. Most of the harness was car
ried out, but it is badly damaged. There
was no wind blowing and everything was
damp, or the west end of the town would
have burned. The loss is about Sl5, 600 at
rough estimates. Some insurance was
carried by all.
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INCEssANT FIRING KEPT UP.

BUENos AYREs, Jan. 26.-Dispatches
from Rio say an incessant fire has been
kept up between the insurgent warships
and the Government forts, and much
damage has been done on Conceico
Island. The insurgents are trying to cut
off Rios water supply. 1t is reported
that torpedoes have been placed around
fortress Santa Cruz.
Two cases OF suspected yellow jack
have been discovered aboard the mail
steamer TaguS.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
The Gold Reserve Found Less Than
Seventy Millions.

The Gold Reserve Found Less Than
Seventy Millions.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Since January
18th, the date on which Carlisle issued
his circular inviting bids for bonds, there
has been Withdrawn from the treasury
$500, 600, in gold, or its equivalent, for
the purpose, it is asserted, to pay for
bonds. Since January 1st the treasury
has lost S12, 430, ,GO0 in gold. Offers to take
the bonds continue to be received, but no
information is obtainable as to the
amount. There was further loss of
S794, 900 in the treasury gold reserve to-
day. It now stands at S67, ,657, ia, al
though there is no material change in
the net balance. The deficiency in the
revenues for the month to date approxi-
mates 10,000,000.
CARLISLE'S RIGHT QUESTIONED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The House Ju-
dietary Committee, by vote OF 8 TO 4.
ordered favorable report on Bailey's
resolution, questioning Carlisle's right to
issue bonds.
The vote on the report stood: Ayes
Bailey, Goodnight, De Almond. Demo-
Gratis; Ray. Updograff, w A. Stone,
Broderick, Terry, Childs, Republicans.
Noes-Layton, Stockdale. Wolverton,
Democrats; Powers, Republican.
This shows the Democrats are evenly
divided, with Chairman Cuiberson, not
voting.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Senate
and House.

Yesterdays Proceedings in the Senate
and House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-To-day's ses-
sion of the Senate was devoted to discuss
ion of Cal's public land resolution and
general coloquy over the Federal cleo
ton bill. Chandler made an effort to
have the Federal election bill postponed
until next December, but the motion was
promptly defeated by the Democrats.
Dolph said the questions raised by Call
had been decided adversely to the Sena-
tor from Florida by five Secretaries of the
Interior, and had been regularly intro
duced in the Senate of every Congress
for years past and the Committee on Pub
lie Lands had usually decided the matter
no longer within the control of Congress-.
The resolution was referred to the Conn
mittee on Judiciary.
Pending the amendment to the cleo
tions bill, was one presented by Chandler
allowing every candidate to Congress the
right 10 name personal watcher" in
each election precinct to inspect the reg
lstratiOn of votes, and to be present at
the counting and certifying OF the ballots.
At this juncture, DOlph introduced, in
order that it might be printed, an amend
ment to the Hawaiian resolution declar-
ing that with a view to restoring AMIGA
BILE relations between the United States
and Hawaii, the present Minister OF the
United States 10 Hawaii be recalled im-
mediately."
The Seuate went into executive session
and at $40 o'clock adjourned until Mon>
day,
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THE KHEDIvE APOLOGIES.
The Recent Trouble Satisfactorily Ar.


The Recent Trouble satisfactorily Ar.
ranged.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Ld BoSpbore Equp-
tain, published in Cairo, says the recent
trouble was not of a serious nature and
has been satisfactorily arranged. The
Khedive has apologized to General Kitch-
ener of the Egyptian War Department
and besought him to retain his post.
Kitchener consented to remain in Office
Lord Rosebery, Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, deems that the apology
is insufficient and has directed Lord
Cromer, the British Diplomatic Agent in
Cairo, to demand that the Khedive pub
lish formal retraction of his structures
on the army and issue an order praising
its condition. Also, that he remove Ma
har Pasha, Assistant Minister of War,
who is charged with melting the Khedive
to make his hostile criticisms. MARQUIS
de ReverseauX, the French representative
in Cairo, supports Lord Cromer.
Rlaz Pasha, the Egyptian Premier, will
meet the Khedive at Luxor, and there
will be drawn up an apology, which is to
be published.
THE kHEDIVE SUBMISSIVE,
CAIRO, Jan. 26.-The Khedive pub
lished an order praising the English and
Egyptian officers. is understood Maher
Pasha is to be transferred from the Min
istry of War to some other post. Thus
Lord Cromer has triumphed and the
khedive bows once more to the dictation
of England,
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The city of Benares, on the Oranges, 10
to the Hindoos the holiest place on earth.
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IN THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % The only
the House was one increasing the duty
on cut stones unset to 30 per cent. ad
vaIorem, and taking rough, uncut stones
from the free list and placing them on the
dutiable list at 10 per cent. The Ways
and Means Committee, which desired to
reduce the duty on cut stones from Is to
10 per cent, was overruled in this matter
An attempt to place tin plate on the free
list was unsuccessful. There was to-day
considerable plain spoken opposition to
the bill on the Democratic side. To-mor-
row a special order. extending debate
three days will be brought in and passed.
but consideration of the internal revenue
features of the bill. including the income
tax, will not begin until Monday.
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Expectations that a Great Battle
is Soon to be Fought.
REBELS SLAUGHTERED BY GOVERN.
MBNT FORCES.
An Aged Farmer Living Near Alton,
Iowa, Found in His House Horribly
Butchered-The Crime Believed to
Have Been Committed for the Pur-
pose of Robbery.
Special to the REcoRp-UN1oN.


NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The HerdIdS
dispatch from Montevideo of January
10Th says: Your correspondent in Rio
sends word that great battle is soon to
be fought. All the Federals need are
horses, which it is expected will soon
reach them. A detachment of eighty
five rebels, marching to join General
Tavarez, were met by Government troops
and all slaughtered. Authentic tele-
grams have been received announcing
that an army of 6,000 Federals, COM
manded by Generals Tavarez, Cabeda and
Ulisses Reverber, have taken the border
town of San Juan Bautista. The inhab-
itants. fearing repetition Of the excesses
committed at Bage, fled from the town in
terror
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Chris Evans Escapes.

Chris ESuna, tho noted btnlit,
male his escape from tho Fresno
jail At o'clock thursday evening.
lie was assisted ny n man named Ed.
Morrell, who tn=n3 oIL to be do.
toctivo IN tho employ u Evans TOR
several months past. Ito was II
prisoner in the jail three months, be
ginnIng S.p;ember D., ami It ID now
thougnt he managed u -. iuto jul
J ist Tor the purpose oi releasing
Evan
Tho Fresno officers have maie sew
oral arrests Of p rites suppo. cd to be
imp'icat III Evans escIpr. Tho
lItcGt rumOr3 nrc that tho oil crs
have Evans surrounded in .hc Kings
T,.pF ID ,,flu
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VOLUME rs.
The State Bank Tax.

WAsuIsoroS, Dec. 90 The cub
committee Of tho Committee OH
Banking and Currency at tho House.
10 whom WIS committed tfc question
Of repeating tho State buuk tax, are
divided on the matter,
Cox OF Tennessee submitted n TO-
pert embodying Ito unconditional re.
peal, Warner OF New York, ard Iiall
o' Minnesota reported in favor ot n
cnndItinrnl r.Ireil. The bill draitad
by Hill and Warner icpcu!s tEs 81
pr cent. Lax, but provides that the
is"u" 0f State bnnl; notes shall be con.
fined tn the State IN which the banks
are incorporated, ar.i- tho notes are
used outside Of the State, they may
be- subjected To- n tax cf 10 per cent,
OF their fnce vulne.
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SUPREME. COURT,

Chief Justice. M'llyiiie ". Fuller, III
..stepLCn J. fieGd, ca.
..Jonm 81. hurlan. Ky
....horhce Gtuy, MHsS
Associate Justices ..san BlatcLfuid. n Y
DHNid brewer, Egs
IiChry Is. Brown. Mich
...GcoTse ShirIs, Penn
Howell K Jackson, Ten
U. s. senn,orS. ..... ......wm; IoM;, ~; Stewart
Rep. in Francis q. Nenlands
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STATE GOVERNMENT,
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice. .................M. 4. Murphy
........ &c. ii. belknap
.............RirhArd Rising
District Judres ..-............. 4. r.. Cheney
......... ...A. J.. Fitzgc aid
J..............Geo. r. Talbot
.......... X. 4. Culcord
...Jants u. TOrTeS SOD
University Regents Henry l. Fish
........Jnints Haincs
J..............C. l.. Mach
state Senator. 'or..........,.......D. d. Williams
} )."........,....Geosge Rus.tll
H'nCuoiyinth( ......,.........W. A. Massey
.................R. l.. uuiuiil
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Lost In The Snow

LANDER (Tyo. J, Dc. %. There is
great excitement hero over tho non
arrival Uf tho mail and passenger
coach from Iiaw!ins, due hero ycs,er.
day rom.
Dispatches from Cr"aks Ga? say
nothing can DO heard from the coach
or passengers. II has been showing
hard III the gap for thirty Blk hours,
the snow being miro feet deep on the
level and badly drittcd in many places
II is foarcd that the conrh has been
lost and the driver and passengers
persisted with cold. a relief party
left here TO day.
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An Income Tax.

y thoughtless newspaper declares
mn income tax 10 bo "imprGcticablc
and prop'stcrous." In discussion IT
is welt Tat words should have somo
relation To facts. In lsGG tins tax
S;olded 10 the Treasury Uoariy s7J,-
U0cG0 from 10000 pcreons. ard in
1907 iho collections wcrc sj6,UNOO0
fIom 2io.0'0 persons. England now
gets sG5.uC0,rOp from her in,uinc tax.
How can IL be Raid that such tax is
other inpracticnb'c. prcposierous or
appropriately. \. World.
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McLnug"lin, cs' az, Spruccmunt-
Nv" small cabins in Sp:urrm"nt 80;
Total val, 81; gen tax So; total
Penalty 5; ndvtg >; total. 90 . 81
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HI gshury afrs A X. Tonns-J A Plum
nlcr E.t-l'1s iiiic ~ ui,NA ,.ci',
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r.n,'htnls tr"m 80. Tot val 900.
ucul t"N l. -. fetal ts>... 81
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CABINET,

ty. Of State. ."....... Walter @. Gresham,
srG'ty. oi tie Treasury John 4. Carlisle,
sc2'ty. Of War. ...... .Luhiel s. Lamont, y. \
S"rty. OF lie Navy. Hillary a. Herbert. A d
PUst'"oeIer-G'IoIHl--.. Wilson S. Bisstll. NJ
scc'Iy. OF tile Int .Hokc smith, Gs
At toTney-Genernl...... Richard Uluey, Nn.x
sec'ty. Of AgriculIure.J. Sterling Notion, ,Net
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ntlliuRSr Mrs -. T'comn- -DuiItlirgin
f'c1ins known ~ the TCCOnn Hotel. l.CCO,
hUuschull furniture. as; IwOtk turcs.
-. 10 hrN' stock cattle, lpS, Total, DO
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OFFICIAL DlRECTOl1
U. S. GOVERNMENT.

observation-disclosures CLEVELAND.
Nice-Prthidcnt...A (. sTEYESsoEl
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NOTICE OF
DELINQUENT TAX SALES
FOR TIE YEAR 1898.
STATE or NEvhDA,l -,
CoUSTY or l;LKo.
County Trrasurcr's oni,c In and for II!
county, SoNuIH.

County Trra,urcr's oni,c In and for Elso
county, Scyudn.
I.M. II. Miller County TrcRsurcr ,nd
ES-ultcio Tax Re- Civ'r IN hni Ior said Cruii-
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nnn pHyUli" a. mS Gh Riul delinquent fnr
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taxes and I"Laitirs du" FROM the prrsnu or
persons nWnius the property hrIriraii,f tiv.
trril 80, on which said d'i.b1u"nt taxes are u
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f'c1Ins known ~ the Tccumn HOtcl.CcO,
huuschoh furniture. as; IwOtk rTgcs.
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RAILROADS
o.. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

In effect June "a. 1894.
oompartment Sleeping. Dining, smoking and obser-
aTesSS .s ,S aOsS ss, In
1880 AN. FAST LINE.-PuIlnan Buffet parlor
Gar 10 Harrisburg Parlor and Dining Cars Hsr-
ris s,15 e rdIt tss@,sgso Avn o,r. -,
Pullman BUFFET fSOr AS Car u H h1Ts sess
ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10 ST. Louis.
7:iS PM. WESTERN EXPIRE nSso Pullman Sleep
n ng oar 10 chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland.
,7:io Pm. SOUTHWESTERN ExPREss.-purmaD
ne ana Dining Cars to St Louis. aud sleep
81, 100 30 PM Pacific EXPRT1ss-PuIlman Sleep
ESQ am for Kane. canapdaIrua. Rochester and
1880 am. for Elmira and Remove daily. except
q. go pm. for wiiliamsp1rt. Rochester. Buffalo
Ssep Mss cara EaI,s daily except Saturday. with
p 100 pm. for Erie. cansndaigua Rochester and
nda So % S4lIy and SassTs Ess daily except Sat.
F S@'q PS,Iss only Washington to Elchesier
EsS E0f f hHf iss a al Par
hs b oI Gar S 2.a ss%ee lSt
I;ss Dining Carr 800. ." $40 DINING Carr. and
leo Dining Carr am, i2:is. Sis. 4:2o 1000
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-01
Kansas City Public building.

Secretary Carlisle has decided TO reject all
of the bids recently received by Supervising
architect o'Rourke for the construction Of
the public building at Kansas City. and TO
readvertise for other bids. Under the adj
vertisement issued by Mr.. oRourke the
kind of stone and the time within which the
building was to be completed was left to the
bidder. and under il several OF them offered
a number of bids, each differing from the
other as to material, time and price. IL In
the Secrctary's opinion that the government
should know definitely what IL wants as TO
materials etc. and should ask bids for the
erection of the building according TO these
definite specifications. New bids will be
requested at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-01
The Treaty With China.

Secretary Gresham has announced that
China has formally ratified the new treaty
between that country and the United
States. Minister Yang Yu has told the Sec
rotary that he is now only awaiting the re-
ceipt of the official document itself to pro-
coed to the ceremony OF an exchange OF
ratificatiors. which will mark the date from
which the new treaty will take effect. Ow-
ing to the length OF time that this process
has taken, there have been some rumors to
the effect that the Chinese government had
refused 70 ratify the treaty. As the latest
developments demonstrate, these rumors
were grcundless.