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JENKINS COURSE.
The Judiciary Committee of the
House Decides to Report III Favor
cfan Investigation.
The Resolution Provides That the In
quiry Shall Be Made by the Judi
ciary Committee.
Discussion Of the Bland Seirniorare
Bill Continued In the House.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA. THE house
committee on judiciary voted in favor
of reporting to the house resolution
for an investigation into the course IF
Dis rigt Judge Jenkins in restraining
employees of the Northern Pacific rail
road from quitting work. The vote was
Z to 6. Senator Villas Of Wisconsin an.
peared before the committee and urged
that the question was Of such import
ance that it could not be voted Oil until
counsel had been heard. In accord with
this sugge stion, motion was made to post
pone the vote until next M )nday, and in
the meantime, hear counsel This was
vo:ei down by seven to six, and the res
olution was then agreed on to be re-.
ported at ONE. Had the proposition to
hear counsel prevailed, Colonel Robert
lngelsoli would proba bly, have appe ,red
for the labor interest and several p1on4-
lneEt lawyers for the other side. The
resolution reported is substitute for
the one introduced by Representative
McGann, but differs Little from that Or
lgllialiy presented. 1t authorizes the
judiciary committee to pro eel on the
Investigation into Judge jenkins course.
Representative Bo ,tner will present
the resolution to the house. 1t was
thought lest by the subcommittee to
| resent substitute for the McGann res
lecause that resolution in lis
j r.amble T seemed to them to assume
that Judge Jenkins action had been
wrongful. The committee did not want
to take sid S in advanre Of the iayestiya-
tim The members of the sui, o,nuit-
tee were agreed that all investigation
would Le desiraila.
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The Men We're Comforta hle

MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA Loaf con-
tanning three men came ashore from the
crio at about 1890 a. ,n., and the men
are Oh the way to the city engineer to
report. Contractor Murphy came ashore
from the crib shortly before noon He
said the men on the littl. artificial
island We're in no way inconvenienced
~ the storm. that they had plenty of
fuel and were dry and Warm in the crib
house.
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CONGR ESAIONAL,
TIL. House.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The debate
OF the Bland silver seiyniorage | i'll was
re umed III the house. S;lu, routine
business preceded it. The speaker laid
before the house the Hawaiian message
from the president. At the II quest of
MIR. Burrows it was 1e, I'd, and then re-
felred to the foreign affairs committee.
The Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA bill was re-
ported to the senate ly Senator Coke of
Tex and p .sscd, continuing il
force the act for the protection Q; FISH in
the Potomac river.
Senate i'll making La! OF Day, the
l rst 1M"lNi y OF September, a legal ho!i-
day, VS. 'e; orted " Mr.. Kyle from the
c ma ;tae cn education, and paced on
Hle, and sh@r S iator Gray Of Delaware
resumed his al -ument on the Hawaiian
re: olrtion.
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Cupid Caught ii Deec,ness.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 14.-h1rs. Jennie
Eberman, until recently at the head Of
the Milwaukee Delconess' Home, has
laid aside the plain black garments Of
the de.:coness order for brid IL attire and
is now the wife of Judge Charles C.
Merrill of Good Hill, Pa. The Mar
riage took place at Buffalo, HRS. Eber-
man was engaged for several years in
similar institutions at Washington and
San Fcanci scn
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EOI.DIERS' HOMES.
The New Recommendations Made With 3
View to Better Business Methods.

The New Recommendations Made With 3
View to Better Business Me et'.ods.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia. = Certain
changes in the laws governing the man
a-ement Of the national homes for dis
abled volunteer sold ers. incorporated
in the sundry civil appropriation for the
next fiscal year, has caused mu@h COM
ment among the veterans.
The board which has been in charge
of the homes is made up of war veter-
ans, with the exception of the president,
chief justice Of the supreme court and
secretary OF war, who are members e1-
ohicio. but haze not usually taken an
active part i'll the oversight of the homes,
SC that the management has been prac-
tically in the hands of the veterans.
There are nearly 10000 old soldiers in
the seven lranches Of the home, the
greatest number in the central branch
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Al jGJIELD lOR A MONTH.

Conference Between Rai'r~aa Men and
Interstate Commissioners Continued
WAsHINGTcS. Feb. 14.-The confer
ence OF railway men and the interstate
commerce commission to cons der the
general question OF form Of sche .ule
of rates and charges to Le issued by
railroads, has adjourned for 80 days.
There was thorough exchange Of views
between the railroad men and the COM
hi sion, and the represent. ,tiyes of the
fl ;ht departments of the roads repre-
se d q reed 10 submit ques ton OF
Il, rms Of schedules to roads rot repre-
sented at the conference, and to have
another meeting i'll Washington in 80
days,
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ATLANTIC, Ia, Feb. iii. c. Yetzer,
president Of the de1urct Cass County
bank. was brought here during tho aft
erno"n under arrest from Council Bluffs,
He was taken before Justice Straight,
waived examination and was bound
ever to await the action of The gr. nd
jury III $1,000 bail. Yetz.r claims to
have turned over for the ben. fit OF cr d.
1tors $1,000 worth of real estate and
other property
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MANY persisted.
Some Of the Results of the Storm in
Oklahoma.

Some Of the Result. of the Storm In
Oklahoma.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1.-THE Stars
Guthrie %. T.) special says: The worst
Of the terrible blizzard seems to he over
here. and business is being resumed.
Besides the two families reported frozen
near Cross, ali unknown IN N 3 found
near Ponca, Indian agency. frozen to
death, and south of Cleveland. family
Of three perlshed. Two Tonquway In.
dams We're found de, Il in hut, and
three Indian children We're caught in the
storm near Anadarke and perished.
Many other fatalities are rumored, but
nothing authentic.
Scores Of cattle ind horses owned by
settlers in the strap pe1ished ard in the
Usage and Kiowa reservations the 1u,n-
be7 of dead cattle will reach thousands.
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Dictator Of ,sunu,.vru Dyinr

PITTsBURG, Feb. 14.-Hcn. James B.
Scott of this city. who took charge of
atf.sirs at Johnstown after the great
flood and brought order oat OF chaos,
earning for himself the title of Die
tator of johnstown," is dangerously ill
and may not live through the day. He
is suffering from diabetes, d his ILL
ness il directly due to general break
ing up of his nervous system from nerv-
ous troubles brought on by exposure
during his work at Joanstown.
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Charged N ;th En-. .bezziement.

WILLOW CITY. N. D.. Feb. IA
sensation was caused at Bottineau List
week by the arrest Of William Collins
on the charge of embezz,ement pre-
ferred by R. A. Fox. Collins has been
the trusted agent Of ,Ir. Fox at that
place Tor the past two years. Collins
was bound over to appear at the district
court i'll the sum OF ST 500.
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RRETONE'S BOMB.


I'll, French Anarchist Wanted to A 'engo
the Death OF valiant.
PARIS, Feb. 14.-Leon Bretone, the
anarchist waiter who threw a bomb
into cafe situated beneath the Hotel
Terminus, opposite the St. Lazare rail-
road station, behaves with the most Gym
ical etfrontery. When asked if he had
ever appeared in a police court, the
prisoner sneeringly remarked:
1T is not my custom to frequent such
places"
In answer to further questions Bretone
said that he had fired his revolver at the
police because, in chasing him after he
had thrown the bomb, they drew their
swords against him. The prisoner was
here interrupte by one OF the police
men, who exclaimed:
''lou fired at US when we were tho
persons protecting YOU frola being torn
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. l4.-Congressman
Wilson, chai; man OF the house WAYS
and means committee. is feeling mu, h
better. In fact. he is feeling stronger
than he did even lefore he lie Wash
lngton. hut his physicians have pre-
scribT'l rest for a few days rs the Lest
lossl"le tonic for him. Ee intends to
Keep close to his room aud in absolute
quiet until Wednesday, W hen he VII
leave for the CITY OF Nj. xico.
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Minnesota state Historical Society.

ST. Paul. Feb. 14.-At the annual
meeting OF the State His tori;.al society,
the eli officers were Il REELECTED, namely:
Alexander R'nlsey, PRESIDENT; r.
Blaheiy, fist vice President; C. Z.
Mayo, second vice president; William,
4. Marshall, Sc tretary, and II. p. Up
ham. treasurer Two memorials, witt,
ACCOMPANYING resolutions. eaaltodying
sk'tches Of the lives Of Henry NJ. Rice
and Morton S. Wilkinson, recently de.
ceased We're ado: o:1tel.
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A Mark For Robbers.

ST. CLOUD, Nina. Feb. I'D. S, Sui
Ivan, deaf mute from Minneapolis,
was held up ami robbed near the Great
Northern depot. this city a warrant
was sworn cut for the arrest of Charles
Gnt- &c. railroad man, who left for
Minneapolis at once after the robbery,
and Chief of Police Robertson has gone
in search Of IL III. Sullivan says this is
the fourth tim, ne has been held up AMI
robbed, and one assailaat is row behind
the bars in Henaepia county for the
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MADE A CONFESSION.

Il. \. HacAct+, Now at Winnipeg, Knows
Whore Missing E"ndx Are.
WINNIPEG, Feb. 14.-H. A. Hackett
has made confession at the Provincial
jail. He told Detective Sylvester Of
Fal'nington, Me, that he knew where
the remaining $40, 900 worth of bonds
were which disappeared from the vault
of the saving institution at Portland,
Me, last October, and upon agreeing to
return the 2ll 600 worth Of bonds II ck-
ett has here, it is un lerstool pro- u
ton vii! be dropped.
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Policeman. Reward.
General JuElason, Will Wed.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 1.-THE many friends
CT Gener,.l r. W. Johnson were very
much surprised to learn that the gen
era} had & 'ne East to wed fair daus IL
t-r Of Pelnsylvani The ceremony
will orcar " ednesdty, ali the la,ly j.
Miss julia A. II. Carson, a highly
esteemed young lady OF Cattasauqua,
Pa They will spend few weeks in
the South, after which they will return
to St. Paul.
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WAsHlNGToS, Feb. IA dispatch
has leen received at the state depart
ment from Minister Thompson at Rio
Janeiro concerning tie engagement be-
tween government and in5ursent forces
at Nicthercy Saturday. The insurgents
surt etd ded IN landing lut We're driven
back to their ships by the government
forces. Da Cana was wounded in the
breast and arms, but it was not known
low seriously.
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TWEN1Y-TWO FOOT VEIN.
Largest F nd of C"nl Yet Discovered I

Largest r nd of Conf Yet Discovered In
Montana Struck Near Isoz .:nan.
EozEAAN, Mon, Feb. 1.-The great
est body of coal ever stru, k in this state
has just leen opened by johnson &
IL Carthy at their mine, II miles east
of this city. They have a clearly de-
fined Vein of coal % feet in width. The
coal is of fine COX jag quality ami is
very clean. Experts say that this is a
true vein an;l that every indication
points to its keeping up that width as it
is mined out.
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DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 14-A1innie
Kaliska, raying mad, has been taken to
Mercy hospital. Size was found with
her feet frozen. She had leen to Du-
ran %, six miles from here, to meet a
maa named Launspaci. who had prom
is@d 10 marry her. The excitement un-
settled her mind, and pulling off her
shoes and stockings she walked to the
city barefoot
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The Storm Over.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14-A'ivices from. all
parts of Missouri, Southern Illinois,
Northern Arkansas all contiguous ter
rjtory, are that the gre It storm has been
rel'l, by clear, cold weather. Trsf-
lie is rapidly resu1ning its normal con
ti!tion. Telegraph and otler wires are
again in workable shape.
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SOUTH ST.. Pau Feb. is, 1884
TOGS BIT ene load re eivel: sliing to q
sre'u ator at a nj Ike advance over SATURDAY,
CATTLE No receipts aud trading. Good
de ana for gooi feeders
Prime steers. s. $40 I; good st ers 3 .OoD
3 81; prime co S, $50 @ 10 OIL cows, $3.50
z %; common to fair cows, ~. nns. $; light
veal calves, S3.5he4.5': heavy calve s !. OD
40 SIT, Ike $. Si5 .5..22o fe.de s, 81 Gs2Uy,;
bulls sl.5,ll2 i.
SHEEP-No receipts.
ReceiUt,: L. orS O
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THOUSANDS OF ELK.

Large Numbers Have Come Out of the
Mountains Near Fort Nashakie.
LANDERs, Wyo., Feb. lit is esti-
mated that not less than 10000 elk have
come out from the mountains and foot
hills onto the plains between Fort
Washakie and the head of the Wind
river, to escape the deep SHOWS. The
Arapahoe and Shoshone Indians are
very anxious to get permits from the
Indian agent, Captain Ray, to slaughter
these animals, but SO far they have been
unsuccessful.
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Prominent scandinavian Editor Dead.

GRANo Forks, N. D., Feb. 1l.-Hon.
F. A. Husher, ex-Unitel States consul
at st. James, Ontario, died suddenly Of
heart disease. He was for Is years edi-
tor Of q Scandinavian paper at La
Crosse. Wis, and Was appointed consul
TO st. James by President Harrison in
1889. His successor was appointed in
September last, and a short time ago he
lecame editor of The Normanden of
this city, the leading Scandinavian paper
Of the Northwest. He was II years old.
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WDekInau Iss,Cuei.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-About 50 work
men who were enclosed for "a hours in
the temporary crib four miles out in tn.
lake, have been rescued by tug. The
fierce storm rocked thu frail structure,
the spray put CAT the fires alrl the men
suffered inte IL from the cold. None
Of them were serlo. " f,oz n.
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Abstract Companies Consolidate

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The three ahstra.t
companies doing business in this i.y
have formed a cclrlin.li N for NAL ny
prices. The cost of getting abstr;c.s
las been ill re ased 20 to 70 per cent,
meaning an additional tribute of be-
tween $3.50. 900 and 500, 900 On the real
estate bought and sold i'll TINS market in
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Ha'r.ven Murder T-i,I poStnono.

MA>KATo. Mimi, Feb. 4 The tri.l
Of Conway and. Layne, the alleged muir
derers Of Harry II. Walraven, has been
postp ned until the May term of court
on application Of the defense, on the
ground that some w theses needel are
out OF the state and cannot BE- suh-
leaaeG at this time.
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TACOMA. Wash, Feb. 14.-Women
ard whisky caused Henry Demarzean,
% years old, to commit suicide by shoot
ing himself. He was found on the
street near his home suffering great
agony, and sLrieking For Gods sake,
finish me-" He died at 4 a, m.
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Chicago Live Stock.

c &c GO, F ,b. 3 1885,
CATTLE-Steady. Top - ers, 500 g5. 10:
shipping ana export steers, ST. 'Nli.gN, others,
$a.yMI4 81.
HOGS Market slow. Heavy r. II, $3.50
81 packers ami mixed, So o5y 3 prime
heavy. s. 40 t5.45; prize light, s5 IS "a,
81 EEP AND LA-lB~-Stead,.. 10, Leep,
3 70 Da.5; t p la abs. S4.0) t43
Receil is: Cattle, 1850, hogs, G, ", sll ep,
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DA CANA MAY DIE.

The Wounds Of the Rcbel Commander
Arc Very Serious.
Rio DE JASEIRo, FEB. 14.-Admiral
da Cana, the re FL commander, who
was wounded in the neck and arm by
Mannlicher bullets during the battle Of
Arm;cao on Friday last, is in critical
condition.
1t was at first supposed that the
an,niral's wounds were Insignificant but
now it is said that he is so seriously
injured that he may die. Every effort
is being made to save the admiral's life.
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WINNIPEG BONSPIEE.

a Great Gather;n & os Curriers' at the
Manitoba Capital.
WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 14.-Winni-
pegs curling bonsliel has proven one Of
the greatest gatherings of curriers' ever
held on the continent. 1t orened with
10 rinks en:erel III the first
event, which is for the grand
challenge cup. Among the most
likely Kinks entered il that skipped by
George Nettleton S-..Paul and COM
posed of the pick OF the SANITY City's
curriers'. All parts Of Manitoba and the
Northwest are represented.
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4 COSTLY SHOW.
Coloradu's Legislature in Session q NJ
and Not a Il IL P.ssad

Co1oradu's Legislature In Session Month
and Not Il II Passed.
DENVER, Feb. 1.-THE legislature has
been in session a month ut cost to the
state of over $50, coo, aud ss yet not a
single law has been enacted. Repre-
stntatives are indignant at tie refusal
OF Auditor Goodykoortz to sue war
r;n's for tier salaries until !: bill is
passed designating from what fund OF
lunds the money Sail be taken. The
auditor bases his refusal on the ground
that there Is no money in the treasury
not previously appropriated.
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1IINERS ENTOMBED
An Extens i've 1ave-in at the Gay
lord Slope OF the Kingston Coal
Company.
Rescuers Hard at Work. But There
Is Little Hope Of Getting Them
Out Alive.
Many People Known to Have Per-
ished in the Blizzard in Chla-
homa Territory.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 14.-An e.-
tensive cave-in occurred at the Gaylord
slope Of the Kingston Coal company,
Plymouth. Seventeen men are Ell
tombed. Kescuers are hard at work.
There is but little hope of getting the
men out alive.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-It is almost
certain that nothing viii come of the
McG:nn resolutions to investigate
Judge Jenkins. The committee on iu-
dir itry have decided that congress has
no authority iii the premises unless it
can be shown that Judge jenkins has
wiliully transgressed his authority.
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Wounded siis sister and Di.appeureL

liLLTows, S. D., Feb. IA hoy
named King, aged l years, and his g.
year-cld sister We're playing with a gun
when the weapon w,:s discharge |,
wonnding the little girl 50 badly that
she may die. The boy disappeared AMI
cannot be fo1:ni. Searching parties are
looking for him.
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N.w Board of Trade Eufldin,
Remove the Russian Court.

BERLIN, Feb. IA telegram from
st. Petersburg says: M Sacherin, the
czar's physician. has declared that St.
Petersburg is not suited for the cars
health, and advises HIM to live at Kieff,
The trsr,sfe- cf the court permanently
to Ki IF, therefore, is only question of
time
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To Examine Cadets.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Gol Mason,
Surgeon Winnie, Captain Roe, Captain
Mason and Lieutenant Kennedy, all OF
Fort Smelling. have been designated by
the secretary Of war to be a board to ex-
anime candidates for Yves Point.
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Fish story From Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Feb. 14--The
fishing schooners arriving here during
the day brought in large quantities OF
frozen herring and the receipts are the
largest for one day on record, the total
amounting to 500, ,oG1 in numbers and
4 nSI / q 11.alS "a ted
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Howard had many thousands of dupes
all over the United States who swal-
lowed The tempting bait held out to
them Of fabulous estates in England
awaiting their disposal as heirs. HIS
method was to advertise extensively that
estates worth from one to two and three
millions hal been inherited by persons
Of certain names, who could learn some
thing to their advantage by addressing
him by one Of his numerous aliases 1T q
given place. On receiving an answer to
his advertisement he would write back
stating that he would secure the estate,
bCt did not ask any pay therefor unlcss
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To Lock Into a Defunct hank.

HUEoS, S. D., Feb. IA. T. Swim
ford, representing the department of
the interior, has been detailed to exam
inc into the affairs Of A. D. Hill, re-
Gently appointed receiver of the United
States land Office here, and late cashier
Of the defunct Hand county bank.
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Duluth Grain.
DULUTH. Feb. Ii is9l

DULUTH Feb. 13. 1885,.
WHEAT-No. mar |. cash, 5e4 f uruarv,
b75ac; May, 6lAr; July, t2A'. No. Northern,
cash. S.: February. 5t1l May, %: .'u.y,
bltac. No. Northern. c;is4i, ~ +: No. 3 IA:
rejected 43c. Ga track. Nc. &orther4 10
arrive, 19M :.
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GOYernnr Peck Examined.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. l4-Governor
Peck was examined lefore the court
commissioner in the prosecution in the
foster scandals. He made many admis-
sions. Els examination will be continued,
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A s hOOner AsI,ora.

PRovINcETowN, R. l., Feb. l4.-The
schooner Fortuna ran ashore between
Race Point and Peek Hills. The cap
tain and II men got off all right, but
two men are lost an;9 two missing.
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ca!ly operations involve two continents,
and his victims reside in no less than 81
states OF the Union.
George Frederick Burgoyne Howard,
known with surprising frequency IS &.
Howard, E. Howard, Frederick How
ard, Z. Ross, William Lord Moore, Jo-
seph Leger, Frederic Hewlett. Frederic
Atrytie Howard and De Tongue, chan
cei}or of the English supreme court of
charcery, has enjoyed variegated ca
rAGr