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Remnants Wise Discretion.

Washington, Feb. Secretary Her
bert has sent the following to Admiral
Benham, at Rio:
Further information is received from
the United States minister. We are
satisfied entirely with the prudence and
judgment with which you carried out
your instructions and protected Amer
lean commerce. We reply upon you
for the continued exercise of wise dis
cretion''
The feeling of pride and exultation
in navy department circles, over the
achievements of Admiral Benham and
Commander Brownson at Rio is dis
played without an effort of conceal
ment. 1t is pretty well understood the
admiral has acted on his own discre-
ton throughout the affair. A message
sent to him today by Secretary Her
bert is an unequivocal commentator
|of his course in every particular. The
correspondence made public today was
given out after a conference between
Secretary Herbert and the president.
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Are Pressing Their Claims.

Washington, Feb. 1.-Congressmen
are becoming very solicitous in press
ling the claims of their districts upon
the House committee on rivers and
harbors as the last week of the hearing
draws TO a close. There is a delegation
before the committee representing the
waterways of Washington state. They
were informed by the committee that
it does not intend to branch out in re-
commencing appropriat for new
work. The condition of the treasury
forbids this They have little hope of
getting what they have asked for.
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THE GAZETTE HANGS ON.
Still Insists That Gladstone Will
Resign.

London, Feb. referring to its
statement of the impending resignation
of Gladstone, the Pail Mall Gazette
says:
The announcement was made with
a full sense of the responsibility We
We're prepared for an official denial,
but were not prepared for a, virtual
confirmation of the accuracy of the
statement from Gladstone himself. The
whole denial is an elaborate attempt
to prepare his supporters for the step
he has decided to take. It is now man
ifest that his tenure of office is limited
to months. If not weeks. His with
drawal means the disruption of the
party and general reconstruction of the
party"
While the liberal papers profess to
be satisfied with the denials, others
agree that the answer is a riddle. The
majority of the general public are in
elined to think the report is true.
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THE HAWAII DEBATE.
VIII Commence Today and BE Com
Guided Monday.

Washington, Feb. 1-Senator Crisp
and McCreary, chairman Of the Senate
foreign affairs committee, have held a.
conference and arranged the pro-
gramme of the Hawaiian debate begin
ming tomorrow. The Speaker has
drawn special rule making Hawaii
the order Of business. 1t provides for
three days consideration, closing Mon
day. McCreary will open the debate
in behalf Of his resolution supporting
the administration. Hit. Of Illinois.
will follow on behalf Of the minority
substitute condemning the admindstra-
ton
Raynor. Of Maryland; Hooker. of
Mississippi. and Everett. Of Massachus-
etts, will support the Democratic con-
tention, and Storer, of Ohio, and Blair
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Tucker, Turner, Turpin, Tyler, Warner,
Washington, Weadock, Hyelts. Wheeler
(Ala.), Whiting, Williams GID, Will
liams (NIiss.). Wilson CIV. VI, Wise,
Wolverton, Woodward, Speaker Crisp.
Total-204.
Nays.
Adams (zy), Adams Pa), Aiken,
Aldrich, ApsIey, Avery. Babcock, Baker
IN. H.), Bartholtt Dem. }, Belden, Bing-
ham, Blair, Boutelle. Bowers (Cal).
Broderick, Brosius, Bundy, Burrows,
Dem). Cannon Qll.), Chickering, Childs,
Cogswell, Cooper CWis), Cousins, Co
vert Oem.), Cummings Dem). Curtis
OKan.), Curtis On ", Dalzell, Daniels,
Davey Dem.), Dingley, Dolliver, Doc
little. Draper, Ellis (Ore), Fletcher,
Funk, Funston, Gardner. Gear, Geary
|Dem.), Gillett On. W Gillett (Mass.),
Haines Dem-), Farmer, Hartman,
Haugen, Heiner, Henderson Glib, Hen
derson Qowa) Hendrix Dem), Hep
burn, Hermann, Hicks. Hilborn, Hit,
Hooker On. ", Hopkins Gid, Hulick,
Hull, johnson Qnd), Johnson IN Do,
Joy, Kiefer, Lacey. Lefevre, Linton,
Loud, Loudenstager, Lucas, Mahon,
Marsh, Marvin IN. ", Mccall, Nc
Cleary (Minn.) Mcdowell, Meikeliohn,
Murray, Newlands Pop), Northway,
Page Dem), Payne, Perkins, Phillips,
Picker, Post, Powers, Price (Dem.),
Randall, Ray, Reed, Reyburn. Robert
son Qowa, Den.), Robinson, Pa.), Rus
sell Comm, Schermerhorn Dem9,
Scranton, Settle, Shaw, Sherman, Sib-
Hey Dem.). Sickles Oem.), Smith,
Sperry Oem.1. Stephenson, Stone
(Charles W), Stone CIV. Va), Storer,
Strong, Tawney, Taylor Oem.), Thomas
Updegraff, Vanvoorhis IN. W. Van
yoorhis Ohio. Wadsworth, Walker,
Wanger, Waugh. Viewer. Wheeler Qll.),
White, Wilson (Ohio). Wilson CWash.),
Woomer, Wright (Mass.), Wright, Pa.),
Total-140
The Closing Scenes.
There was another burst of applause
as the Wilson bill passed it's final
stage. The Democrats shook one an
other by the hands, and Wilson was
again the centre of congratulations.
1t was exactly two minutes 20 {
when the bill passed
| Wilson quickly moved to adjourn.
Boutelle tried to intervene with a
question of privilege, but the motion
to adjourn cut him off
| The House thereupon adjourned and
the exciting events of the day were
lover
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Russo-GERMAN TREATY.
The Cznr VIII Be Offended if 1t Is
Rejected.

Berlin. Feb. 1.-The Russo-German
treaty has become a frst-class politi-
cal question. Count Schouvaloff. the
Russian ambassador. is reported to
have declared the car will be Offend
ed at its rejection. In view of Italys
troubles, Germany is desirious to be
friendly with Russia. If the German
government should declare the treaty
a political necessity, majority Of the
conservatives would yield.
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vasauez Gaining Ground.

New York, Feb. IA special to the
World from San Salvador says:
President Vasquez. of Honduras, has
sent word here by courier that he is
receiving achievements daily and yes
terday captured four of Ortez's car
non and obliged him to retreat, thus
allowing provisions to enter Teguci-
gaIpa Vasquez is reconstructing the
defenses and preparing for a renewed
assault upon the enemy.
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The Lancaster En- Route Homo

Washington, Feb IA cable dis
patch to the navy department an
nounces the arrival of the Lancaster
at Woo Sung, China, on long cruise
home through the Isthmus of Suez. 1t
is expected the Marion will leave Yo-
kohama today for San Francisco. She
is probably designed for a Behring sea
patrol.
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WILL SEE THE POPE.
Denver Priests VIII Lay Their Grie-
vnnces Before Him.

New York. Feb. 1.-The refusal of
Mgr. Satolli to grant an interview,
when in New York, to a number of
prosecuted Irish priests, who had been
exiled from the Denver diocese by
Bishop Matz, has decided their future
action. The priests are still chatting
under the outrages they say they have
experienced at the hands of Bishop
Matz. They have made up their minds
to lay the whole affair before the pope
Father Cushing, late of Bishop Matz
diocese, and three other priests will
sail for Rome on Feb TO-
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The Her Cnse.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The hearing of the
action against DR.. Herr before the
civil tribunal was resumed today. The
public prosecutor gave his opinion of
the case, in which he declared the
court would take no notice of the
threats. 1t should grant the iiquida-
tors claim and the claim of the Pana-
ma Landowners of 100000 francs. The
court postponed its decision.
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The Debt statement.


Washington Feb. 1.-The public debt
statement was issued today. 1t shows
a net increase of debt, less cash in the
treasury, during January. of $7,S30064;
the interest-bearing debt increased $3.50;
the debt on which interest ceased since
maturity decreased $2S, 900 and that
bearing no interest increased 81, 1854, 729.
There was a. decrease in the cash bal
ance in the treasury of $6,293, 455; the
interest bearing debt is $685., 040, 900;
debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, s1,SS4630 and the debt
bearing no interest, $37, 1921, sos
The total debt is 1865, 142, 525.
Certificates and treasury notes
offset by an equal amount of cash in
the treasury amount to $612, 059, ISL; an
increase during January of STA, 757
The gold reserve today is $65, 65O,175 and
the net cash balance, $1S,431 ,914 Total
available balance, $S4, O82, O99; decrease
during the month, $6,293, 455 The total
cash in the treasury is $737, 120,153.
Government receipts from all sources
during the month were $24,OS2, 1888 and
expenditures, S91, 3O9, 665. Receipts for
the seven months of the fiscal year
were $175, 79S, 1888; expenditures. 1920
1854 a deficiency of $44,SSS ,295.
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Laramie Employees object.

Laramie, Wyo., Feb. IA mass
meeting of the several hundred Union
Pacific employees was held this even
ing and speeches were made protest
ing against the reduction of wages
to go into effect on March !. Dele
gates have been selected from all or
CARNATIONS here to go to Cheyenne
on Saturday, when counsel will pre-
sent the employees case to Judge
Riner before action is taken on the
other case.
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pETAns on THE pEBATE.
one of the Most Remarkable Ever
Heard in the World.

Before the opening of the debates
there was a continuation of the Skin
rnish over the amendments to the bar
ley schedule.
y Lockwood, of New York, began fill
clustering against them by making the
point of no quorum, though it was evil
dent that a quorum was present. Then
Lockwood moved to adjourn, but the
Speaker refused to entertain the mo-
ton.
The House went into committee Of
the whole on the tariff bill. and Rich
srdson took the chair, announcing that
the pending question was to close the
debate on the amendments to the bar
ley schedule.
The motion was carried-173 to 0.
Lockwood again tried flibustering.
but was cut of. and Tracy's amend
nlent 10 tie committees amendment
! to increase the duty on barley and bar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-02
NIcARAGuAN CANAL.
Two Heavy subscriptions Made to
Complete 1t.

London, Feb. IA dispatch to the
Times from Paris says: Negotiations
between the Panama canal liquidators
and Bartissol, judicial trustee of the
bondholders, have ended. Eiffel engage
es to subscribe 1O,O0O.OOO to complete
the canal. This, with BartissoPs s.
900, 900, makes 100000 already sub
scribed. The great financial houses
of Paris are being urged to subscribe
to help along the project.
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THE BONDS ALL SOLD.
One Offer Came Too Late to Be Con-
sidered.

Washington, Feb. 1.-At Secretary
Carlisles upset figures the gold re-
ceived for the new bonds will exceed
s5S,OOOOOO. This is on the presumption
that gold will be used entirely in pay
ing for bonds. 1t may be, however,
that legal tender and treasury notes
will be used to some extent in the
payments, in which case the currency
balance would be in creased in proper
round numbers SCI, 0O0, 900, and if the
bonds were paid for today in gold at
sos, 600, 900 the total reserve would be
$123, 900 900, or S23, 100000 more than is
regarded as the customary limit At a
late hour this afternoon Secretary Car
Isle received a Geographic offer to
take $1,000,600 in bonds. 1t came too
late, however, to be considered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-02
THEY ARD ENDOWED
With AMPLE NERVE.
The Provincials Ask Willis to
Celebrate with Them.
HIS CURT REFUSAL
CREATES ALARM.
A Gala Day in the Islands on Janu.
airy 18th.

The Question With the RoyaIists IS,
How Much Longer Can the Pres
ent Government Stand the Strain
Smith Makes a Speech in which
He Compliments the PROFESSIONALS
on the Defiance Shown to the
American Government.
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asked instructions from their govern
ments
Benham has warned the commanders
of the American ships in the harbor
that a bombardmept is possible, and
has told them what they should do
and indicated to what extent he could
protect them
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THE TARIFF BILL
HAS PASSED
THE HOUSE.
Wilson Makes a Great Speech
and Creates the Widest
Enthusiasm.
CARRIED HIGH IN HIS
COLLEAGUES ARMS.
Such a Scene of Enthusiasm Has
Rarely Been Witnessed in
Legislative Halls.
THE GALLERIES JOIN IN THE GEN
ERAL UPROAR.

cutie Number of Democrats Who
Have Heretofore Opposed Many of
the Prominent Features of the
Bill Were Found in the Aye Col
umn when the Final Vote Was
Taken, Among Them Cochran and
BeItzhoOver-When Wilson Cast
His Vote the House Once More Re-
sounded with Mighty Cheers.
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SMART EXCHANGE OF SHOTS.
Insurgents Obtain Fresh Supplies
Telegraph Wires Cut.

Rio Janiero, Feb. 1.-The insurgents
have obtained fresh supply of pro-
visions. There has been smart ex-
change of shots between the insurgent
squadron and the government forces.
Both the insurgent ships Tamandare
and Aquidaban were struck and slight
ly damaged. The insurgents are max
ing preparations to effect a landing
The government telegraph wires have
bpnn c11t
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Washington, Feb. 1.-The state de-
partment has received information Of
the death of j. F. Hartigan, ex-United
States consul at Trieste.
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FULL PROTECTION
FOR OUR VESSELS.
Benham's Official Report Given
to the Public.
''IF YOU FIRE AGAIN
WILL SINK YOU"
Attempt to Blockade Trade Is Thor
Attempt to Blockade Trade Is Thor
Oughly Broken.

All the Foreign Commanders Con-
cur in the Action Taken-A Feel
of ExuItation and Pride in Navy
Department Circles Secretary
Herbert Warmly COmmends the
Discretion Shown by Our Repre-
sentative Mt RiO-RumOrs About
Gladstone Continue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-02
CALLED HOME.
AIexandline LIE Blanche
j. F. Hartiean.

Paris, Feb. 1.-Alexandline LIE
Blanche, the French actress, is dead.
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The governments view of It.

Managua, Feb. 1.-The Nicaraguan
government refuses to believe that Vas
quez is able to continue the struggle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-02

Tucker, Turner, Turpin, Tyler, Warner
Washington, Weadock, Welts. Wheeler
(Ala.), Whiting, Williams CID, Will
liams (NIiss.), Wilson CIV. W, Wise
Wolverton, Woodward, Speaker Crisp.
Total-204
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The Bin pa.ses

The time had now arrived to vote on
the bill and the pending amendments,
but the disorder was SO great the SER
geant-at-arns was called on to clear
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-19

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-19

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17
REAL ESTATE.
RT-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The fine weather and list OF choice investment
property brought a good attendance yesterday 10
the Trinity Salesroom. No. Ill broadway "h'a'"
Kennedy offered under partition. No. 2S9 East
Thirty-thlrd-st. a four-story stone mousse on 'o'
lS4xes9 The property is covered by mortgage
of $1,000 The bidding ran from $1,000 to |l'S"'
Helen Seger the buyer. Inc same aucUoneo'
offered Nos 24 and 243 East ThIrty-third-st, TWO
similar houses. on lots l5x9S.9 each They were
purchased bv Louis Baust for $4,000, and $1,000
smyth g. RYAN offered No 2I East Thirty-thrd-
ST. which was bid In at N13oo
Bryan l.. Kennedy offered under foreclosure NOS
A. 80 and 81 West Nne,iethst three Iours'9 'bs
brick dwellings, on lot S9xo - Gutw ~ GOO w so and
r zc it is indirectly reported has s., sofa Id t tSr
John l. Gray to Norris Stelnhardt four ots on t,e
south side OF Seventy -eghth-st., 100 feet "est oI
West Endaye also that M Z'tel mas i spcc pr
'i Egan "'' Haley have sold to Mr.; Hindey %, a
fourstory Limestone tw ven gho9, s sSs"s
Fam nr MTFT sx to Mary Coins for s 500
John casey has flied plans with the building DE,
partment for the erection OF ten hve-story bricK
aathouses at cosi sG%t" $500, 800 i'
The Horgan q S!attery Company. No. oS taih
Row. have filed pans for the erection o, eis"' north
edo 30 foet yyest Of West End-ave costing $4,000
also Bryan l., Kennedy No. "a Wall-st VIII ereSt
st. south side 100 feet from Riverside Drive. costing
scseoo Sophia o. Mur,ha NO tn n Sn io2 West
MI erect cos rgs'o So Coz George s Laird will
erect four hve-story brick flats at one . IT,
81 ga and T TsTard schee viii
build four three-story brick dwellings, AT No o.,
East ndred-and-twenty- hfth-st' costing S''
F Zlttel has sold for Alfred G. Mason to Mrs
Tanner private dwelling. 22x5S YIN
extension lot 1922 No. 4 West Seventy-sM'h-s''
for about $1,000