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The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
knights of the Golden EapIe

During the past year in Pennsylvania
sl2s, ISO.si were expended for weekly
benefits, burial Of the dead and donations
for charitable purposes
All circulars of a political character ara
prohibited from circulation in subordinate
castles
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
President Carnot,s Successor.

Casimir-Perier, the new president Of
France, is barely AZ years of age, but he
has had long public career and comes
of line famous in France for its politi-
cal services. For three generations his
family, like that of the late President
Carnot, has held high places in public
life The present Casimir- Perier en-.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
A successful, Railroad Manager,

John NJ. Egan, who as president Of
the General Managers association rep
resented the railroads during the recent
great strike at Chicago, was born in
Springfield. Mass, 40 years ago He
entered the machine shop of the Illi-
pois Central railroad at Amboy, Ills,
as an apprentice when he was Is. He
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Fraternal MISCELLANY.

Preparations have been begun for the 70
'eption and entertainment Of the supreme
council Royal Arcanum, which will meet
In St. Louis, May, 1895.
Death benefits paid by the Nattap.i
union for 1898 were over d. 600. OOo
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
Eugene v. DebS.

Eugene Victor Deb5, president Of the
American Railway union, was born in
Terre Hauts in 1855. When he was old
enough to learn a trade, he went to
work in the paintshop of the Vandalia
railroad and after a time was transfer
red from the shop to the tender Of To-
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
New England Order Of Protection.

Supreme Warden Oakes signed sgO GU
tihoates, covering s51e, 900 insurance uu
Ing July.
Srand Secretary Hinckley reports y.
increase Of 200 mem bers In MassachH'e'N
ncn Jan. 1 70 July /.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22

tive in the med
ical world. She
was born in Lon
don Aug. 81,
1912, and is a
d hter Of
George p. Put
nam, the Ameri-
can publisher.
Early in life she
came to the
United States,
studied in the
Woman's Med
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22

tered the chamber of deputies at the age
of 23 and in 1890 was chosen vice pres
ident of that body. Last November he
was elected president of the chamber
and two weeks later became prime min
lister. He resigned the premiership q
few months ago and was elected presi-
dent of the senate, which office he filled
at the time of his elevation to the presi-
dency.
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
An Eminent Woman Physician.

DR.. Mary Putnam jacob has long
been woman's best known representa-
The Colored citizen., 1894-10-22
CONTEST FOR The Capital

Town Of Anaconda Us. City Of Helena
AND THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA.
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plsastrous ResuIt OF a joke.

Quincy, His, Feb 21.--A gang of
boys, whose ages range from IA to 15
spent the day playing in small frame
building on Fifth street. By some
means they got possession of a 10
pound can of powder, and one of them
thought it would be a good joke to
throw it in the steve. As soon as the
powder came in contact with the fire
loud explosion followed, which blew
the building literally to pieces and
landed the stove 30 feet away in the
back yard. The buildings in the i'm
mediate vicinity were badly shaken
and many Of their windows were
broken. Hickory Thompson, who is
said to be the boy who threw the pow
der in She stove, was frightfully
charred and burned and is in a preeari-
GUS condition. Edward Urban was so
badly burned as to be unrecognizable.
Three colored boys escaped with
lighter injuries, although their burns
are very painful
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One Hundred Miners Out.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Feb. 21.-One
hundred miners in the Gibson coal
mine at What Cheer have walked out
and work has been suspended pending
the settlement of trouble between the
company and the check-weighman for
the miners. The miners have had
trouble for some time because, as they
claim, the company's weighnan docks
too much from each car of coal that
comes from the mine. The trouble
originated from the docking of 200
pounds. The car was supposed to have
had sulphur and blackjack in it. The
miners eheck-weighman would not
consent to the docking, and when the
manager of the company refused to al
low the eompany's weighman to weigh
the coal a second time the 100 men
walked out aud quit work.
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of this posse of determed men was
quickly gathered and proceeded quietly
to Evans house, which they proceeded
to surround and guard until daylight.
Men were station around the house SO
as to command it on all sides. The
town people, many of whom were
armed, came to the scene drawn by
curiosity and when daylight broke a
large portion of the population of the
place were on the ground of the ex-
pected battle.
As the outlines of the house within
which the desperadoes wer known to
be became visible in the gray dawn it
was closely watched by the excited
crowd, but no one evinced a disposi-
ton to approach. 1t was clearly
known from previous experience that
Evans would shoot and shoot to kill. It
was conceded that an attempt to cap
ture the men by assaulting the house
would surely result in the death of sew
eral of the posse. Moreover, Chris
Evans children were known to be in
the house, and the officers did not wish
to start fight which might result in
the death or injury of these innocent
children.
When Evans saw the house entirely
surrounded he opened negotiations with
Kay to surrender, Evans son earring
the correspondence Evans agreed to
come out il Kay would dispense the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21

RALEIGH, Feb. 91.-Two of the larg-
est cottonmills in the south have been
placed in the hands of receivers. One
of them was the Leakesville IN. CD
Cotton and Wooden mill. The credit
ors of the mill, who include two Vir-
ginia bankers and one in North Caro-
lima, petitioned for receiver. Hiram
Ford of Spray, n c., was appointed.
The other mill to fall into receivers
hands was that OF the Chester Manu-
featuring company of Chester, S. c.,
against which claims aggregating $685.
600 were presented.
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State EFasnital nnrne.l

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. a1.-While
Night Waterman Wendell Smith was
making his rounds at the Rochester
state hospital yesterday morning he
discovered flames issuing from the
Laundry of the institution, located n
the central portion of the big building
in which the unfortunates Of the state
are confined. The flames spread rap
idly owing to the lack of water and the
building was destroyed. The loss was
about Sl20, coo. There was no insur-
anee. At the time the fire broke out
there were in the building 220 male in
mates and 213 female inmates, and ITO
keepers and officials. All were saved.
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CHRIS EVANS.

crowd. The officers ordered all specta-
tors to leave, which they did. Then
Evans and Morrell came out on the
porch unarmed and Sheriff Kay and
Under Sheriff Hall went forward and
shook hands with them.
A man named Brighton and his wife,
who have been living in Evans house
taking care of Evans children, informed
the officers of the bandits wherea bouts
which led to their capture.
While Brighton was absent inform
ing the off ers Evans suspected some
thing wrong and beat and kicked Mrs
Brighton and would have killed her
had not Morrell interfered She is
badly hurt and in critical condition.
Both were placed in Jail, and the Elk
element that has kept the people of
the vicinity In fever for some time is
at last over.
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BIG CROP PROMISED. H
The Recent Snow Insares 100, 900, 900
Bushels OF Wheat In Kansas.

--t"-''%ff
TOPEKA, Feb. 2l.-The grain men all
say that the recent heavy snow will
make wheat crop Of 100, 600, 900 hush
els in Kansas. Despite the low price
of wheat. and the dry weather last fall,
the area seeded was over 4, soc. 0a0 acres,
according to the latest report of the
state board of agriculture That is a
greater area than produced the phenom-
email crop of 1892. The area that year
was 4, 130, 600 acres.
1t is easily possible for Kansas to
raise 100,000,0G0 bushels of wheat on
the area planted this year, and this
great snowfall, which covers the entire
state, makes big crop reasonably GER
tain. Moisture is all Kansas needs to
make wheat crop certainty. There
is, of course, chance of dry weather
in the spring. but The men who have
had the greatest experience in raising
wheat in Kansas believe that there is
little room for anxiety when Kansas
wheat gets plenty of moisture in Feb
ruary
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working Against Cholera.

LONDON, Feb. GA correspondent
of The Standard at Paris says: 1T has
been matter ofsurprise that the United
States government has not cared to be
represented at the present sanitary con-
ference the purpose of which are to
preserve Europe from cholera We
learn that delegates of the government
have been instructed to raise the ques-
ton Of emigration between Europe and
the United States. This will be i'm
possible, however at the present con-
ference. Such a question must be dis
cassrd apart"
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Elopers Arrested.

HENDERSON, Ky, Feb. 81 Rev. AL
Ian Meredith, Me no list divine 0
Burksyi.le, Cumb sIland county, two
weeks ago eloped from that town with
Mrs. Rowena Stacy, both deserving re-
spectacle families. Through police in
tervention, the erring pair was traced
to Brownsville, Edmondson county,
where they had put up at the Con-
mercial Hotel and registered as James
Lightner and wife. !" The r arrest fol-
lowed, and they were compelled to re-
turn to Burksville in custody OF the
officials
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jag Cure Inv Knocked Ont.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. a,.-The SUI
preme court here knocked out what is
known as the Michigan Tag cure law
Of 1888 The law authorized justices
in their discretion to sentence disorder
lies to take cure for the liquor habit.
The court says the law permits up-
official persons to prescribe rules ac-
quitting persons charged with crime
ana they may be variab as corpora
tons are numerous and it is not in the
province of legislation to delegate to
private corporations the power to make
laws for the discharge of offenders.
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Fell Down an EIeyator Shaft.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-=J. J. Barry, after
fall of six stories down an elevator
shaft, lives to wonder how it all hap
pened. He was employed by the In
terror Building company on the sixth
floor of its building. at the foot of
Michigan street. He was using the
elevator at the sixth floor when the
rope broke and the car fell to the
ground floor. 1t. was thought that
Barry was dead, but he surprised
everyone by picking himself up, re-
marking that he was unhurt and walk
ing to his home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21

where tne burglar entered. IN a few
moments Hues appeared at the window
himself, and handed the officer caddy
of tobacco, in the darkness mistaking
him for his colored assistant. He was
just starting back when the marshal
put his hand ON his collar and pulled
him out of the window. A more sur
prised thief was never seen, and he al
lowed handouts to go ON without any
show of resistance
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A Remarkable Case.

ATLANTA, Feb. 21.-A case of mental
aphasia has developed in the mysteri-
Gus man who has been SO long at the
Grady hospital. He was knocked down
ana robbed several weeks ago and since
then he has been unable to remember
his own name. He has offered re-
ward of Sl50 to anyone who can tell
him his name. He says that if he
could remember it he could remem Der
everything. Chief of Police Connolly
had him sit for photograph, which
will be sent all over the country.
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Granted ON Conditions.

MoNTEvIDEo, Feb. 2t.-The foreign
naval commanders at Rio de Janeiro
asked De Cana to a conference in
which they requested him not to modest
foreign merchant ships. He said he
would promise only on condition that
his forces be recognized as belligerents.
The foreign naval commanders prom
Use to lay the question before their gov
ernments.
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A ROYAL Wedding.

BERLIN, Feb. Sl.-The wedding of.
the Grand Duke of Hesse and Princess
Victoria Melita of Sake Coburg Gothal
has been finally arranged for April 3D.
at Coturg 1t will take place in the
presence of Emperor William and
Queen Victoria in the palace chapel
The Prince of Wales, the parents of the
bride. the Empress Frederick and
Prince Henry of Batten berg will prob
ably also be present
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Frank Holland Pleads Guilty.

SPRINGFIELD, his, Feb. 2l.-Frank
B. Holland of this city, who was re-
Gently indicted by the Federal court
Grand jury for using the mails to de-
fraud, was arraigned to answer, and,
upon entering a plea Of guilty. was
sentenced to pay fine of $50 and to
serve term of 80 days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
Kiltod with a Flatiron.

TOLEDO Feb. 2t.-Daniel Boone, col
ored, kicked in the door of Benjamin
Lyons shanty, and attacked him with
buggy spoke. Lyons. who is e5
years old, retaliated with a fatiron,
killing Boone. The trouble arose over
a dusky widow named Emma James.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
Sold whiskey to Indians.

Hot SPRINGS, S. D., Feb. a1.-United
States Commissioner Anderson bound
over s. II. Barnes, of Cody, Neb., for
selling liquor to the Indians at Rose
Rud agency. Cody has been the depot
of operations for gang of outlaws or
gained to sell bad whisky to the red
men. and Barnes is one of a large
number who nave been bound over to
the United States court.
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Winter Meeting Postponed.

BosroN, Feb, 21.-The executive
committee of the Harvard Athletic as
sociation has decided to postpone the
winter meeting. that was to be held on
March I, until March 81. This meet
ing was to be chiefly sparring and
wrestling, but on account of the death
OF Student Lander boxing will proba-
bly, be prohibited
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OUTLAWS CAPTURED
Evans and Morrell Safe In
Officers Hands.
THEY ARE FORCED TO SURRENDER

The bandits While on Visit to Evans
Home at yisaiia, CAT, Are Surrounded
and Taken Prisoners-Brighton Gave
the sheriff Information Which Led to
Their Arrest by a Posse.
YIsALIA, Feb 81, Chris Evans. the
train robher and outlaw who escaped
from Fresno jail month ago, is again
in custody. 1t was discovered Sun
day night that he came into Visalia
from the mountains with his partner,
Ed Morrell, who assisted him to escape
from the Fresno Jail. and that the two
men were hidden in Evans house here.
Officers surrounded the house Mon
day morning and few hours later
practically all the inhabitants of the
town were present. Evans recognized
the fact that escape was Impossible and
after brief negotiation with Sheriff
Kay of this county, he and Morrell sur
rendered.
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MACON. Feb &1.-United States Mar
shaI Frank L. Everett of this city
while ON visit to Eatonton Sunday
became involved in adifficulty with A.
L. Turner, prominent citizen OF that
place, and was seriously stabbed in the
back of the head. His wound, while
not considered dangerous. is serious.
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FIGHT fn Legislative Halls.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 21.-Judge d.
R. Magrader of the court Of appeals Of
the state and Colonel l.. Allison Will
mer OF Charles county had fistic en-
counter in the halls of the legislature.
Friends snterIefrHes.
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Another Bomb Explodes.

PARIS, Feb. 2l-Another bomb ex-
ploded early this morning in Mall Ho-
tel at 60 Rue st. Jacques in the rear of
the College of France. The proprietor
ess, Nine. Calabrea, and two dodgers
were injured. The police are unable
to discover q clew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
No Bodies Yet Recovered.

WILKEsBARRH, Pa, Feb. 21.-The
surface of the Gaylord mine is some-
what ssaggy," and the work of exca.
waiting is proceeding very cautiously.
No bodies have yet been recovered, and
it is very doubtful at the rate the men
are working if any will be reached
soon
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Interest Promptly Paid.

WAsnINGToN, Feb. 2f.-Dr. Guze-
man, the Nicaraguan minister to the
United States, has received a cable
message saying the interest on the
debt of Nicaragua has been promptly
Maid in London
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
settled cut Of Court.

NfasoN CRY. Ia. Feb. 9l.-The cele-
ated snit Of B. e. Fellows against
'rro Gordo has teen taken cut of
urt and settled by The county paying
Q plaintiff $4,000. Fellows was badly
jared by an accident occurring on
idge and he and other members of
! family, who were injured, sued for
5,N00, and at one time secured a YER
ets for $1,000. This settlement bars
ritter litigation.
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An Ex-chief Police in Jail.

EouvENEUR N. Y, Feb. 21.-John-
Ton Gaddes, ex-chief of police, was
entenced to Jail for % days and TO pay
Ifne Of $40. He was convicted of
tealing a buffalo robe from the cutter
4 Mrs. Julia A. Drake on Jan. "a last.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
To visit the Polar Regions.

CHRIsTIAsA. Feb. 21 The American
Press expedition to the polar regions
will start next May Three Norwegi-
ans will go with the party, and the
Norwegian ship Rogaustold has been
chartered ia convey the expedition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
Money Lender Robbed.

SAN FRANeIsco. Feb. 2l.-The res.
dence of Simon jacobson. a Howard
street money lender, was entered by
burglars while the occupants were
asleep and robbed of about $l2, 900 in
coin and jewelry.
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Wants Asn.nnn Damages

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l,-Ex- Coroner H.
Hertz commenced suit here in the
rcuit court against the West Chi
sgo Street Railway company, claim
II $50, 000 damages for Injuries while
dina on the defendants road. He
rs brushed from the car and the
heels Of the trailer passed over one
e6his feet, which was amRutated.
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Holden Gets a View Trial.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 9i.-Judge Bat
tie granted anew trial to Willis Holden,
who was convicted of wife murder in
Clark county in February 1893, and
whose case was appealed to the SUI.
preme court.
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Emperor william at wilheImshaver.

WLHELMsHAyEN, Feb. 91.-Emperor
William and Prince Henry of Prussia,
arrived here this morning and drove
Immediately to the drill ground in or
der to administer the oath of allegiance
to naval recruits. The streets were
decorated with flags. The imperial
party was loudly cheered.
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leroy Harris Captured.

EFALo, Feb. 2l.-Leroy Harris
the alleged postoffice swindler who
held up five United States officers with
a big revolver on Saturday, walked out
of the room axld locked the door be-
hind him, was captured at Clifton,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21
Eva Mann Knocked Ont.

New YORK, Feb. 21.-Eva L. Mann
who claimed to b the wife of Robert
Ray Hamilton, sgAip suffered defeat ini
her efforts To establish that she was the
widow Of Hamilton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21

Shot in q Free Fight.

ALEXANDRIA, La Feb. 81. AT ne
gro gathering in Pineyille Frank Pier
son was seriously shot in the hip, the
ball ranging downward, by another
negro, Bill Gaines. The shooting was
-fione in a general fght.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21

New YORK, Feb. 21.-A transcript
of Judgment was filed in this city
against Frederick Prentice in favor of
Joseph e. Packard, executor Of Cath.
crime o. Packard for $50. 315.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-21

Nv AsHINGToN. Ia, Feb. 21.--Abra-
Arm Countarman was arrested near
ere and taken to Lewistown, Ills,
here he is wanted for murder.
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aINGTON NEWS.
White of Louisiana
Re Associate Justice.
MATED AND CONFIRMED.

aesis the Late Justice BIateh-
after the Rejection of Horn
and Senators Elated
he seleetion OF One of Their
lengthy Session Predicted.
aNGToN, Feb. 91.-The sue
> the late Justice Blatchford as
4 Justice Of the supreme court
Fnited States is at last settled.
White Of Louisiana was nomi-
,eonfirmed after the senate
se to confirm Hornblower
:khaln
dent nominated Senator
sfter the senate had refused to
Hprnblower and Peckham.
setipn of a justice from Louis-
i great surprise, though it was
i Immediately after Peekham'a
tion had been rejected that the
i considered himself free to go
Nsg York in making the ap-
snt Some surprise was mani
bat the president went SO far
Few York and the comments
tlls effect that he had no doubt
ne associate ju1geship out of
,rk politics.
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,sabbed Him with a Eat Pin.

sEw YoaE, Fec. IL Edward Wall,
lewark young man. whose address
I Whereabouts are unknown, was
bbed by Miss Kate Fitzgerald, aged
Wall offered to accompany her
me From a dance at Hrebert's Hall,
Springfield avenue, but according
her story, followed her into the yard
her house instead of leaving, Miss
tzgerald asserts that Wall tried to
sault her and that she stabbed him
til her nat pin, which broke at the
ode in the wound. Shrieking with
in.he ran away while Miss Fitzger-
! took shelter in q neighbor's house.
le police cannot locate Wall.
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woman Burned to Death.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Sales was
burned to death here. Her clothing
caught from a CRATE.
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Refuueel an Interview.

SLoNpoN, Feb. 2i.-Mr. Asquith has
efused Tyndall, the hypnotist, permits.
ION to interview Mrs. Maybrick.
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Blizzard In Iowa.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Feb. 21.-A blind.
ing blizzard prevails here. High wind
is blowing and the storm is growing in
violence.
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DIR. A. w. TROUPE,
PINE BLUFF, a RK.

Office hours-ll a N. to u ~, TO
3 p. m, to s. p. N.
Telephone with office oyer Scull's
drug store; residence, No. 9l7 West
Fifth avenue
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The senate.

ksHINeToN. Feb 21.-The chief
of tAe senate was the con1irma-
sof the nomination OF Senator
o Of Louisiana to be associate
be Of the supreme court in place OF
ate ustice Blatehford The sem
were highly elated over one Of
romber being selected for the
/ a. suspended business to rush
otninati0n through.
e Hawaiian resolution was then
ilup AMI consumed most Of the
9 koas bill fixing tho limit of in
allness OF salt Lake City, Utah,
taken up aiHi passed.
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The House,

sHISaroN, Feb. u. The house
actesl no business. Fi1ibustering
Bland's motion TO close debate on
sigmorage bill began early and the
ad3onrned at 1 without securing
r1fzll
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h lallo.na SCHOOL Lands.

snlSGToN, Feb. 2f.-The commits
of the general land office has
Iireeted to formulate new direc=
ifa lie leasing of school lands in