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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
n0BsERs CHEATED.
They Dynamite q Ba.k, bat Miss
Gettiag Fortune.

They Dynamite . Bank, bat Miss
i Gettisg Fortune. =.
Oberlin, Ohio, Special. = Robbers
broke into the First National bank
here last night and got away with
about $500 in silver. The front doors
were opened by the use Of crowbars
and the locks Of the vault were broken
open with dynamite. The thieves then
stole two rigs 70 make their escape
sure. One Of the rigs was found at
Elyria this morning. There 10 no
clue to the robbers. Investigation Pc
yealed the fact that the vaults had
been opened. but that the safe, which
contained $25,O00, had not been
touched. Upon . wooslan tray In the
vaults was about 800 In silver. This
alone was taken. The small sostune
lying almost within .reacl, VI the
thieves could not b. securetl.
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Murder AMI suicide.

Chicago, Nov. Ill. J. Higgins. the
electrician, shot and killed Mrs. Kate
Mclaughlin, his landlady, and after
ward shot himself through the head.
dying almost instantly. Higgins had
r0omed ut Mrs, aicLaughlin's house
for some time, and. falling behind in
his rent, had been threatened with
ejectment. Last night be called the
woman into a bed room, santlF after 4;
hard Struggle with her threw ber,stoi
the hoor and fired several shotS into
hersSbody. After killing the w0enau;
Higgins left the house. .but retnifna6
andswas standing on the sidewalk in
front of the place when he heard the
patrol wagon coming, and rather than
be arrested ne sent, bullet through
his head. y Sc
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
CASE. OF ESPIONAGE.
Aensation An the War Dcpnrtmsnt Of
5h.. France.

Aensation in the War Dcpnrtmsnt Of
8n..-- France.
Paris, Nov. 17.-In consequence of
the instructions Of the minister Of war,
Gen. Mercier, an inquiry has been COM
menced into q serious case of espion.
age. Three arrests have already been
made In this connection. The prison.
ers include two Germans, schoenbeck
and Won Cassel, who are believed to
be officers In the German reserve. The
third person Is q Frenchman whose
name has not been given. Searches
made at the residences of the prisoners
resulted in the discovery Of incriminat-
Ing documents. These three arrests
have revealed an extensive espionage
plot, and It appears that the docu-
ments found at the residences Of the
prisoners are of great importance. Two
women who are said to be the mis-
tresses of the Germans arrested, were
also taken into custody, but after their
lodgings had been searched without
anything Of Importance being found
they were released. 1t is reported that
other arrests will soon be made.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Tore out Mis- Tongue,

Louisville. Ky, Special. While
erazed from the effects Of a protracted
spree Peter Pepper, a barber. an in
mate Of the hospitaF last night
grasped his tongue in his hands and
tore 1t partially from his mouth. An
attendant discovered the suffering
man, who was still tugging away at
his tongue. All efforts Of the hospital
surgeons to save the mans life were
unavailing, and he died shortly after
In intense agony.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
cHEcKIsD THE FLAMES.
storn In Colorado rat. q D.nper o.

Ntorm In Colorado rats . Damper on
the Forest Fires.
Boulder, Colo, Nov. 1.-THE tele-
phone lines to Gold Fill, Ward and the
other mining towns west of this city
were down to-day and there is no COM
munication with those places. People
who have ridden in from Gold Hill,
however, report that the forest fires
were checked by last nights storm,
thus enabling the fire fighters to. ex,
tinguish the flames just west Of Gold
Hill. SO far as reported no lives have
been lost. The property damage is es-
timated ut 81 900, 900. Several hundred
people have been made homeless.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
rranee,e Dutv On Raieips,

Frances Dsty On Rsisins.
Paris, Nov. l6.-The senate to-day,
without debate adopted the blli iiup0s.
ing an increased duty upon raisins.
syrs, =: s.s .sSTaSSsss'x '->'
The sssn-0oiag AdniPaln IL PlassA
ON the Retired List.
Washington, Speclal.-To-lay there
was placed on the retired list the COM
mandant of the New York navy yard,
Admiral Bancroft Cherardi, one Of the
few old war commanders now in the
naval service, and known in naval
parlance as the "Sea-G Going admiral"
leaves behind him career Of dis.
tinction, full of hard fighting and Sc
we're service, and without blemish.
His total active service amounts to
forty.eight years and five months, and
twenty-five years ana eight months of
that service were spent at sea. Even
during the ceven yeas he has held the
rank Of rear admiral In o time when
few admirals make more than one
cruise under their own pennant, he
has been at sea ABOUT four and half
years.
Admiral Cherardi was born In Louis
lana sixty.two years ago, and was ap-
pointed to the naval service from Mas.
sachusetts June 70, 1S48, as midship.
man. He became Q passed midship-
man In 1852, q master In 1855. and
was made lieutenant on the Lancas-
ter, attached to the Pacific squadron
when the war broke out. The year
1862 saw him O lieutenant commander,
blockadlng the South Atlantic ports,
Notwithstanding his Southern birth.
From that time to the end Of the war
hs Was In tho thiekssk Of the Aghtins.
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'Perier Talks,

Paris, Nov. 17.-The members Of the
Frogresslst group. In. the chamber Of
deputies wdited upon President CAST
mir Perier and assured him that he
possessed the confidence of Republic
ans despite the renctionnry lntriguev
against him and the Socialist ATTACKS
upon him. In reply to the deputati Hon
the president repudtated aud ,.sympa..
thy With ctioGfets He sdeclared.
thAf.hes saI%nyss sand. .stl1l belonged heart
and soul to the Republicans. It was
only BY moving forward that 1t was
possible to solve the difficulties d.
volving upon them and to. fulfill the
duties of d democratic government
toward to!liMg and disinherited
masses. AS first. magistrate Of the
republic he would never be a party
man.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Japan I. silent.

Washington, Nov. 15.-The question
ct n edintioD Of the troubles betwces
China aud Japan by the United States
government was one OF the questions
that was con sidered at the cabinet
meeting today. No reply has yet been
received from the japanese govern.
nj snt to the offer Of the United States
to act as mediator. i
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
An OCEAN GRAVE.

twenty-five Persons Drowned By
the FounAering of o Ship.
London, Nov. 1.-THE British ship
Culmore, Capt. Read, foundered eighty
miles OF Spurn Head, County Of York,
yesterday. twenty-five persons were
downed. The Culmore was built at
Port Glasgow In 1890. She registered
1850 tons and was 260 feet long, 80
feet beam and % feet deep. She hailed
from Londonderry and was owned by
Thompson, Dicks Il GO.
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O. K. aflnlaeasls.,

Washington. Nov. l7.-Dr. Gusman,
the Ntcarnguan minister here, has re-
cetTe4 reports from Bluefelds which,
age 4 9llslfy yi1g to him and to our
factory settlement of the troubles
which have for so many months af-.
iiicted the Mosquito reservation. On,
Sept. 20 last the new constitution was
proclaimed, firmly asserting Nicar-
aguan supremacy there, and Cabcs as
the first constitutional governor was
formally installed in Office. All signs
OF opposition had disappeared and the
American residents voluntarily gave
their adhesion to the new government
and assisted In its initiation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23

Cullum, Ala, Nov. l8.-John Monroe
and Evans Monroe were lynched In
this county in 1891. The governor and
this county offered q reward for the
lynchers. Twelve men accused Of COM
plicity in the crime have Just been ar
rested, and are In jail here. Many
others are yet to be arrested.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
, A Conferences Of Governor..

Denver, Nov. IL. = The chamber of
commerce has adopted resolutions in
viting the governors of different states
throughout the country to meet in
Denver In midsummer, when the new
capitol will be formally dedicated, to
agree on different subjects, such as d.
vorce, requisition, etc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
KiIleA ninsslf - Accident.

AIUe0 1InbolH ~ A0od0o0Es
Lemars, Iowa, Nov. 16.-Erank Ar.
faslnith, Icing near Lemars, killed
himself with shotgun .his morning.
The shot tock effect In his head. He
went to hta room to pack his trunk TO
ren uve 70 CIrchorn, and died Instant.
" after the discharge Of the gun. He
had been In POOR health. HIS family
think It an accident
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Eckels, on Finances. J.

Z. New York. Nov. ia. Washington
dispatch to the Evening Post says:
Controller Ecklcs has written an arti-
Gle for the next number Of the North
American Review entitled expert
mental Currency Legislation" In
which he will show that all the hnan.
cial legislation Of recent years has
been tentative or with a view to cor.
rectfng the temporary Ills rather than
to obtaining permanent results, but
that the effects Of these experiments
have been to eliminate certain factors
from. the general problem which con-
fronts the l0wmakers Of the future.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Caurht the Adventurer.

Denver, Nov. 17.-Clarence w. Clark,
the advcnturer who eloped with Miss
Gertrude H1tchins. was arrested to-
dag at Castle Rock, Colo, and brought
back to Denver by Detective Clark.
His wife came back with him. He
10 charged with stealing money from
Q Miss Elliot Just before his marriage.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
o'MALLEY sURREHDERs.

Wanted for Completely I'm the MUIR
der of Judge Of Election.
Chicago, Nov. 17.-Ex-State Senator
John O'Afalley, for whom the police
have been searching since the night of
the election. surrendered himself to-
day. O'Malley is charged with having
wounded a bartender and cab driver,
and was also wanted for alleged com
pltcity In the murder of Gus Colliand-
er, the Judge of election who was
killed while resisting an attempt to
steal ballot box. O'1ialley denies
that he had anything to do with the
ballot box theft.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
uoraee Diwelow pead.

St. Paul, Nov. 18.-Horace r. Bige.
low, the well known lawyer and citi-
gen Of st. raml, died at his residence,
No. 2e9 Walnut street, at q o'clock
yesterday evening, after an illness OF
eleven days For some years Mr..
Bigelow had been sufferer from GER
taili stomach weakness and troubles
and on Nov. 8 these ailments took IN
acute form, which continued until his
death. Mr.. Bigelow's death wns a
painful surprise to many Of his friends
and acquaintauces, and will bo gener.
ally und sincerely regretted.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Flr.t seeretarx


Paris. Spcclal-M. Lefcvre has been
appointed first secretary Of the French
embassy at Washington.
Conaiation Of Trade. .
New York, sp<tial-Bradshset's
says: Interest in the election this
week naturally tended to retract the
volume Of trade, particularly In the
gouth. where It interfered with mer-
camille collections. But within q few
days the influence Of more seasonabls
weather West and Northwest, together
with the emphasis with which politi.
cal questions have apparently bssn
settled, have Increased the confidence
Of many merchants and manufacturer
In prospect for an increased rate OF
Improvement IN general trade in the
naAI future; 4. t...
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
FATAL sToRMs.
a Number of Lives Are Lost 1. !
gland and France.

4 Number Of Lives Are Lost In En-.
gland and France.
London, Nov. 17.-Stormy weather
and foods continue to prevail over the
south part Of England, and the loss Of
life and damage to property Is increas-
ing greatly. At Bath, Somersetshire,
the River Avon has reached the high
est point Of the century. Thousands
Of people are homeless and are being
fed by the authorities in various
schools and other prblic buildings.
"A special dispatch from Paris says:
This city has been visited by a terri
Bile storm. The velocity Of the wind
was 20 great that the anaemomtors on
the Ride tower and St Jacques tower
were unable to register It.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
eeaa fer Auer1ea.

New York, Nov. ia London
cablegram to the Evening Post says Of
the gold exported to-day 100000
pounds 10 for America. This 10 q
special operation, believed to be re-
quired BY American bankers rendering
for the new loan,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
1heir Claisas 'Conaiet.

Mexico. No.. spscial-Cenressman
Champ Clark claims his election by
1888 on what he says appears to be
ofncial returns. w. 8. Treloar, chair
man Of the Republican congressional
committee, 10 positive ". N. Hatha
way 10 elected BY q little over 100.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Three Years.

Fergus Falls, Minn., Nov. 15.-FrnnE
Nichols, who robbed the Northern Pa
cidc Express company Of ST0O. pleaded
guilty this morning, and was sem
fenced to three aud a half. years 10
Saltwater.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Three Postnasters.

Washington, Nov. 15.-G. NJ. Ha
derrick was to-day appointed postmas.
ter at Fort Buford, Williams county,
N. D.; James f. O'Grady at Trieben-
hof, Robert county, 8. D., and ]. b.
Egan ct Avoca, Iowa county, Wis.
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VITA Non-unisn Men,

Pittsburg, Nov. IS. - The United
States Iron and Tin Plate company
commenced work in its .Demmler
plant to-day with fifty non.union men
under guard Of deputies. The locked.
out men offered no interference.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23

Sioux Falls, 8. D., Nov. 15.-Joseph
G. La Croix and Philip Wells, rer0rtei
murdered on the Sioux reservation In
revenge for parts taken by them In,
the Pine Ridge fights two years ago.
have arrived here. = y
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Mcco.h Dying.

Princeton, N. j.. Nov. 17.-Dr. James
McCosh has been rapidly grow ng
weaker during the day. He is not *
pectel tofHye bntsa few hours.
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ordered . corrt laarti.l.

Washington. Nov. II. = Secretary
Herbert has issued an order for q
court martial in the case of Capt Car
Isle r. Porter, u command Of the
marines 1T the Norfolk navy yard, on
charges Of drunkenness.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
For Another Trial.

Washington, Nov. Is. - The Erics.
sons contractors report that the boat
will be ready for another trial satur
day.
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Kalls1 . Deer vvath ol.bs.

Black River Falls, Wis, Nov. IT,
Two boys aged about sixteen, from
fremont killed . deer yesterday. Dogs
chased 1t into stable, when the boys
shut It in and killed It with clubs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

A Man Scots His Wife. Her sister
and Himself.
Elmira, N. Y, Nov. 17.-Martin ".
Strait, well known flour and feed
dealer, to-day killed his wife, put q
bullet in the body of Mrs William
WhitfOrd. which may cause her death,
and then, turning the revolver on HIM
self, tried three times to put bullet
through his own heart, failing to strike
that organ, but inflicting wounds
which will undoubtedly cause his
death. The shooting was the result
Of domestic difficulties.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
ray Of Aericultaral Attaches.

Washington, Special. = Agricultural
department officials contradict the re.
port that q special appropriation
would have to be made by the reich
stag to provide for the agricultural
attaches Of seven Of the German en-
bassies, 40 planned by that govern
ment. Provision for this expense, one
Of the oficials says, was made n an
item In the German budget,
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General.

0300101s - III
An unexploded dynamite bomb ~
found at Maasillon, Ohio. 81
A blizzard was experienced at Hatt.
ford, Conn. zFi' 81
The tlti-toxin' remedy foe diphths1iaj
70 being tested In four cases IN The
municipal hospital, Philadelphia.
Hefmnn island at New York a to b.
increased IN area from two and one.half
acres to nile racEes by astilcial means.
Theodore Kiisire. aged II, died In 81
Louis from the effects Of q fight with
schoolmates.
The general commirtee Of the Freed.
mems AID and Southern Education "a.
|sciety began Ma annual session In New
Omcials Of the Canadian Padnc and
Grand Trunk are to be appealed to to
stop the payment Of excessive commits.
dons.
A cut Of % has been made in second.
class passenger rates from CHICAGO TO
Bestcn and thes demoralieatipa e
spreading: 81 stt,sT s 8 'ss'st =
A mortgage on the plant Of the Den.
yer Union Water company ct 5 0anver.
Colo, in flavor Of the Continental Trnst
company, has been hled. 70.
Gov. Attgeld of Illinois has rcsts red
Joseph B. Myers Of st Joseph to citi.
xenship. He served one year In the
penftentiaJy for forgery.
After arguments In the Illinois Ma
tl0nal Building association case at
Rloomingtoa Judge sample appointed
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23
Stamp lgaa At Albany, wis.

Washington, Nov. IL. - Frank
Broushton was to-day appointed post
master at Albany, Green Bay county,
Wis.
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Han Francisco, Special Complete
returns from all precincts Of San Fran.
cieco give Adolph sutro, Populist can.
dfdatsl for mayor, a3plmality Of s1S,-
on. . total vote of 60 900. Opposed
to him were FIVE other candidates, and
he has polled O clear majority Of 1000
over his opponents. Sutro was elected
on. platform Of opposition to the
Southern Pacific railroad and the
funding bill. He projected the famous
Sutro tunnel In Nevada, and has just
completed the largest public baths In
the world. Sutro ia the most extensive
property holder In San Francisco. own
Ing one-tenth Of tha real estate in this
city and county.
{ eaafRels OAsseA tbs Tailsrs.
+ San Bernardo. Cal, Special-It -
understood the cause Of the failure Of
the First Notional hank originated In
personal Quarrels among the ofacers Of
the bank. President Joseph Brown,
who was interviewed, stated that the
bank would NOT resume business, but
would 20 into liquidation. He says
that securities Of the hank and In %.
sets arc sumcient to pay sll deppsi itors
IN fnll and leave something TO be dis.
strahuted among the stockholders, The
hank has Q paid.up capital Of 800, !.
"a alAs w. e3ose Ind Aepeet6 Is
t 81 ~ ssssss 7, sisss,
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ssAse.sr Maxwell Disabled.

Chicago, epocial--A special to the
Post from Manistique. Mich, says the
schooner d. B. Maxwell 10 reported
disabled and drifting near the Manis-
dque river. Grave fears are enter.
tained for the safety Of the crew, and
Q tug was sent to the boats assistance
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4eesasa eassse.

&! Hseesae1 osseae.
Nlcexa4ua. sttnorities have captured
- -. ~. ss..... s....s svs.auo. U, !. . Y
80 essenHns TSysannsns naS re
1.ulu Snans tot
GueeemAte has raised her qunran-
ane eeainet Salvador, established on
seeount es'l oI yellow fever.
~ appeal has been made to Great
Britain and France by the Chinese to
s..ss 49, .ss'An ~ aol; psase'
Is:a Ane lepofs snas sung Waug CnenS
49,, ~. ses 0a nre pe!ofe ite evAcfau0n
Y tAe Gnlpese ma psens 1sll sconntnae -
President Nontts Determination 10
have the conversion hall passed i14s
caused 2 cabinet ctisis n. Chill.
WatnWrishk yhe American ssnewp.
paper correspondent who suffered from
cfuslties In Brasil. died ut Montevideo.
II : I
Evening star., 1894-04-04
Some More Sparrip-

The Country Club will have another show
on Tuesday night. April 10, and announces
three glove contests between well-known
fighters in the neighborhood. The fun viii
open up at $40 p. m, with six-round
bout between two colored pugilists. weigh
ing 40 pounds, Jim Jayne of Washington
and Sam Gray of Philadelphia. The second
thing on the bills will be a six-round con-
test between two well-known white spar
rers, Billy Nally of this city and Fred Moore
of Wilmington, Del. Their weight will be
140 pounds. The last event of the evening,
however will be the trump card. 1t will be
special bout of ten rounds in the feather
weight class, between Joe Bateman, the
champion 110-pound man of the District,
and the athletic instructor of the Columbia
Athletic Club, and Jack Kelly, the Will
min ngron, Del, wonder" as he is known to
fame. The new arena Of the Country Club
has been completed, and has a seating ca
pacity of 600 person. The Country Club
house is on the Blad snSburg road in Prince
Georges county, Ma yland.
Evening star., 1894-04-04
Presidential Paraous

The President has granted pardons IN
three criminal cases, as follows: Henrv
Williams. convicted In Texas Of robbina ~.
mails and using deadly weapons: Henrv
D. kone, convicted in Texas OF yio,at,D,
United States banking laws and sentence
In December last to five years imprison-
nent, ana Henry w. Hord. convicted in
Inc pardon in the last mentioned case Ia
conditioned on the convtct's abstent,on g.
Intoxicating beverages -'0in
Inc President has denied the application
victed In the District Of Columbia Of Iar'
ceny and assault He has also derunad =.
interfere In the case of Fannie Echols, col.
oreo, convicted in Arkansas of ro,,rS
She was sentenced to be hanged In, hs
sentence was subsequently commuted
Imprisonment for life.
Evening star., 1894-04-04

The clerk Of the United States Circuit
court at New York has forwarded to the
Supreme Court the papers in the case OF
the appeal Of John Y. McKane OF New
1ork from the decision Of Judge Lacombe
denying him a writ of habeas corpus
Mchane is now confined in Sing Sing for
violation OF the election laws. His counsel
VIII be notified Of the action of the clerk ~
the court ana on assurance OF costs and ap-
pearance of counsel. the case will be doclre,-
ed In the United States Supreme Court. II
Is said by an official of the court that IL
rs hardly likely that the case will be heard
this term.
Evening star., 1894-04-04
A Medal of Honor.

Gen. Doe. acting secretary Of war. has
awarded a medal OF honor to Samuel Grim
shaw. late private in company B, fifty
second Ohio volunteers, for distinguished
bravery in action near Atlanta. Ga. au-
gust 9. 1854. He picked up a lighted shsIl
that had fallen in the midst Of HIS company
ana threw II to place Of safety before it
exploded. thereby saving the lives of sew
eral OF his comrades at the great risk of his
own life.
Evening star., 1894-04-04
Bills Approved.

The President has approved the act IN
release and turn over TO Mrs. Mary O. An
gusta certain property in the District OF
Columbia; the act for the relief OF Dwight
hal' the joint resolution in regard to the
setuement OF the accounts of Special
Agents Moore and Woodson: the act &c.
the relief OF Louis l.. Williams; the 81,
authorizing the construction Of q bridss
over the MonOngahela river at Glenvood
the Calcasien and Sabine rivers.