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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
PROCEEDING OF The CAUCUS

The town caucus, Friday evening,
was the largest ever held in this town,
over three hundred persons being
present. 1t was called to order by O.
Il. Moon, chairman of the caucus com
mittee, and Alex Higgins elected chair
man and Q. 3. Moon secretary.
f. w. Mcintyre was nominated for
chairman, receiving ISL votes to lo2 for
Daniel Graham. For the first member
of the side board Mart Hi'Zell received
1872 votes to 81 for Bomber and the
balance scattering. Mr.. Hirzel was
declared nominee for first side board.
The vote for second side board stood
Diamond Al, Garrison 26, Richmond 20.
Bonner So and w. II. Bonner was de-
cl;.red the nominee.
For town clerk w. J. REILLY received
1877 votes to % for Croker and was de
clared the nominee. and a. E. Howard
received 90 votee for treasurer to 80 for
Morev and was declared nominated.
The balance of the ticket was nomi-
mated by acclimation and the whole
ticket was as follows:
For Chairman,
+. w. MCINTYRE.
For Side Supervisors,
MART EIRZEL,
w. H. BONNER.
For Town Clerk,
w. j. REILLY.
For Treasurer,
A. f. HOWARD.
For assessor,
". A. BRADFORD.
For Justices of the Peace,
JAS. OBERHOLTZER e yr.4i
4. G. RlCHISON e yr.,)
OBJ. MOON Il yr.)
For Con stables,
BENZ. MINTON.
G. II. THOMPSON,
WILL RODERICk.
The following caucus ticket was
elected for the ensuing year: Mart
IJ;rzel O. 3. Moon and Alex Higgins
ofter which the caucus adjourned
II have three or four dwelling mouse
for sale which | will sell cheap anu "
- oh1o forms. O. B. Moon.
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IT have three or four dwelling house
g.. colo which I will sell cheap and on
reasonable terms. ". D. 1uoo-''
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The village schools are enjoying q
vacation this week Prof. Cross, Miss
Hollis, Miss Tracy and Miss Dougas
took the opportunity to visit friends
below. The other teachers remained
in this city
The O'Malley faction captured the
caucus at Minocqua and nominated p.
}. O'Malley as chairman. Frank
Rodgers and probably John Mercer
will be in the field against him on
election day.
Register Of Deeds O'Connor, Clerk
OF Court sturdevant and County Clerk
Brennon, OF Rhinelander, were in this
city Tuesday and Wednesday making
their final settlement With the county
board for transcripts
Attorney Copeland, OF Ashland, a
partner of W. w. O'keefe's, has been
in this city. He appeared for the de-
PENDANTS in the Mclean and AIcTeggert
case IN place OF Mr.. O'Keefe who was
DIN tSilu COulSl IlOL DC mere.
We see by the Rhinelander Herald
that Jake Clamb, formerly Il resident
OF this place, is Il candidate for alder
man in the new city OF Rhinelander.
Jake is ell right and will fill any Office
OF trust with credit to himself.
Try Il 4 bbl sack OF Pillsbury's
Best Flour, which costs but $l.2o and
you will be surprised at the difference
between it and the flour YOU have
been using in the past. For sale by
M. Richmond, who only lacked five
votes OF the nomination at the caucus
for side board, has determined to enter
the field as an independent candidate
for the position. We also understand
that r. Slattery has come out as a
candidate since the caucus.
Owing to q session Of the circuit
exercises of the court house had to be
postponed. An interesting prog ram
had been prepared aud the po ,tpone
ment was q disappointment to large
concourse OF people who had either
gathered to listen to the exercises or
were on their way when the postpone
ment was announced.
N. \. Colman. a mention of whose
illness occurred in our last issf;e. is still
confined to the house and is unable &c
look after his cases in the circuit court
He has engaged attorney John Barnes
Of RhineIander to prosecute his crimi-
nal eases and look after his other bust
ness. MIR. Colman is suffering from 4
very severe attack of quincy and for
severalSduys,, was unable to take any
nourishment whatever. He has had
his throat lanced and hopes to be out
again in few days.
Judge Parish arrived from Ash
| and Monday afternoon and that even
ing at seven O'Clock called the adjourn-
ed extra term OF court and took up the
garnishee case OF the Land, Log &
Lumber Co., VS. Z. Otto and the FIRST
National Bank of Oshkosh, garnishees.
Attorney Boul1, of Oshkosh, appeared
for the garnishees and moved for q
change of venue to Winneba@o county
which motion was over ruled. Judge
Parish then adjourned the extra term
to May 1st at which time the case will
be taken up.
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City Officers.

City Officers.
,,giytHau--L. J. Cook. y
<.,,a,n,yj.ors-M. RICHMOND, MART
lIRIEL-
>.Icrk-WJ REILLY.
rrcasurer--W. j. WALSH.
l.yessor-W. "A. BRADFORD.
L'hs'--tioes-N. A. COLMAN, JAS. ODER
To.,rzER. A. +. HOWARD, d..
r,r.tables-Ben MINToN, A. WRIGHT,
LEVI SEXTON.
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A Little Tartar

On your teeth will cause their de
cay and will make your breath Gisa
greeable. Sexafroo will remove the
cause of trouble This favorite tooth
wash is sold by T. Beardsley.
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congregational Church.

,,rrices at the church every Sunday at
Nto.30 n. m. and 7 20 p. m. Prayer meet
Oinr Wednesday evenings at 1880. Sunday
,,hnn1 Immediately after morning service,
y,ntr PEOPLES Christian Endeavor held one
omr before services Sunday afternoons p.
""' IL, &. Todd, Pastor,
II.
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,oO- Eagle River Lodge No 100 meets
,nrrv Monday at their hall over r. Beard
lLnyis drug store Brothers from other
,Irrs are cordially invited
}}n2whi,r 80; Geo. Darling Sec
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NV A-Eaglc Waters Camp No 900 meets
Mrach lit and third Friday OF every
vi month mt Sniley's Hall
Mach See Wv Mcintyre Consu
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" "a. NJ. Eagle River Lodge meets every
l. snrnud and fourth Tuesday at their hall
| cover drug store. Visiting brothers cor
Tally invited wv noyoo co.
l. Alien, " NJ he w. ",e'
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Churches and Societies.

-, ofholic Church Services first Sunday in
( o"rh month .hass, 1870 a IN Vespers
Rev. Father n. July, Pastor
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rIarmony Tent No. IL X. o. II. NJ. meets
every Thursday evening at At GOOD
TemplHrS h,.ll. Visiting knights al
ways welcome.
E. W. Ryan, Il. h. w. .. kimDail' com.
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NM III. OF Eagle River No. 591 =
M meets second and fourth Wednesday
AVA evening" OF each month at So'clock sharp
tsmicy hail. Visiting brothers are cord
aNyWyitcd.
IA Gerrison Pres. III a. West
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QUORUM WON AND LOST
And tho O'Seil.Joy Election Case Not Yc,
Decided.

ana tho - SeilsJOy EleCtlOn CnSe rot Yet
Decided.
WASHINGTON, March 9S.-Whou tho
speakers gavel fell there wGro less than
eighty members on tho floor. The
house proceeded with some routine
business pending report expected
from tho rulos committee Tor tho dispo.
sition OF tho contested election cases OF
O'Noil We. Joy and English vs, Hilborn.
Mr.. Outhwaito dem. Ohio), from tho
committee on rules, reported rulo
limiting debate TO two hours each on
tho two election Cases, the final vote to
be thon taken.
Mr.. Outhwaito demanded tho pro-
vious question on the ADOPTION OF the
rulo. Tho vote resulted l70 yeas and |
nay, ono moro than quorum. Tho
speaker voted in the affirmative. Tho
result was greeted with applause.
Mr.. Reed criticised the disposition to
hustle through these cases without dis
Cussion, lie moved TO rGCommit tho
rulo with instructions 10 report rule
allowing further time.
Tho speaker was inclined to think
that this motion could not be enter
taincd.
Mr.. Reed argued tho case on technical
grounds.
The speaker ruled that tho motion to
recommit was equivalent TO PROPOSE
tion to amend. Amendments wore not
in order after tho previous question had
been ordered. Therefore the motion OF
tho gentleman from Maine, Mr.. Reodl,
was not in order.
On the question OF adopting the re.
port OF the committee Mr.. Cultivate
demanded tho yeas and nays. The di-
vision having developed the lack OF q
quorum the Republicans again re-
trained from voting.
The vote on the adoption OF the spoc.
ial rule was 172 to 7, including the
vote OF the speaker, and it was agreed
to- q bare quorum voting.
The resolution oil the committee on
elections declaring John J. O'Neill en-
titled to the scat for the Eleventh dis
trict OF Missouri was read aud Mr.. Pat
terson, OF Tennessee, spoke on the side
OF tho majority report and Mr.. Daniel.
OF New York, Of that on the aide OF the
minority. After como debate, the vote
required on tho substitute for the report
OF tho majority Of tho committee pre-
scnted by tho minority declaring Mr..
Joy entitled to his seat
The voted resulted: Yeas 102; nays
14G. The substitute was rejected.
Mr.. Burrows (Rep.. Mich. J, moved to
reconsider, and Mr.. Springer Dem,
Illinois,, moved to lay that motion on
the table. The Republicans then pro-
cipitated another iillibuster by making
the point Of no quorum on tho division,
and the roll call was taken, the Repub-
licans refraininS from voting. The vote
resulted: Yeas, 137; nays, 0. No
quorum.
On motion Of MI. Patterson the house
then at 5:45 adjourned.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.
Snow storms are reported throughou
the west and northwest.

Snow storms are reported throughout
the west and northwest.
Senator Colquitt's remains were in.
TERED at Macon, Ga, yesterday.
Tho headquarters OF the national
Democratic congressional committee in
Washington were opened last night
with q reception.
Tho church Mt Lexington, Ky., OF
which Colonel Breckenridge is men,
Der, will expel him. He has been d
member for thirty ycars.
Prendergass, the assassin OF Mayor
Harrison, was kept in the dungeon yes-
tcrday because Of his violent exhibi-
tions oil temper and the refusal to eat
his meals.
The pump boat, Hero, at Point Pleas.
ant, W. Va, burst her boiler yesterday
ami Engineer John McGuilin was killed.
Several were wounded. among them
United States Inspector Ira Hunting.
ton, OF Gallipolis.
The annual report OF the Lake Erie {:
Western railroad company for the year
ending December 3l.shows gross earn
inGs S3,5l2,620; decrease Si5,S02; net
Sl,463,ST7a decrease s56,4S2; surplus
SOD ,i0T; decrease Sl7l,2
The ladies OF Kentucky are circulating
petition praying Congress to impeach
Congressman Breckinrdge. They al.
lego his presence in Congress is q
disgrace to Kentucky womanhood
Among tho siSncra arc Mrs. Gas.
sius N. Clay, Mrs. W. G. Goodloe
and other we'll known society leaders.
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SALEM, o., March 2S.-Salom has treat
cd tho Coxey commonweAl most gCucr.
ously both in supplying food and shelter
and recruits, Tho quality Of these con.
tributions OF men and things was OF the
highest. Indeed tho leaders are 80
pleased with the newnCn Us to bo moro
hopeful in their talk than eyer.
Shortly after three o'clock the army
filed into the town, 70 strong. Crowds
wero awaiting them. Probably 5000
people gave them n silent welcome.
The mayor, ]. W. Northrop, provided
two halls, knuitmRn's Armory and tho
Federation OF Labor hail, as sleeping
quarters. Quantities OF food, such as
coffee, bread, meat, sandwiches and ten
dozen boiled eggs had been prepared by
committee Of citizens and. this was
turned over to Marshal Browne. Camp
Anna l.. DigGs was vacant lot near
tho depot donated by q prominent
townsman for that purpose. In mis-
cradle sleot storm tho army camp0d and
was fed. Mr.. BonsalI, who has man
aged the citizens arrangement hero,
had Carl Browne to supper. The lat
ter then hold crowded meeting in the
opera house at 7 o'clock. Sixteen OF
the best recruits enlisted joined imme-
diately as soon as camp was reached.
They are all genuine worbmcn, eight OF
them having federation or lodge
tickets. Two are cooks and were hailed
as acquisitions. Ono walked from Ash.
tabula in four days, another came from
Connecticut and two from Alliance.
Three men arc sick under DR.. Kirk
lands care. The food aud tho exposure
TO the cold are responsible. Browne
was informed here that 200 striking
potters ut East Liverpool would join the
army. A late start was ordered for to.
day Mt the march from Alliance was
trying. Camp Trenton at Columbiann,
ls where Coxoy is expected to meet the
commouweal again tonight.
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IN THE SENATE.
RESOLUTIONS Introduced-The McGnrrahan
Claim Under Debate.

Resolutions Introduccd-Thc TIcGnrrahan
Claim Under Debate.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-In the sem
ate Mr.. Pcttigrew, Of South Dakota, in.
troduced two resolutions, which werc
agreed 10, ono calling on tho secretary
OF tho treasury ior information regard.
ing changes made in the weight or fine
ness OF silver coins OF silver standard
countries, and the other calling on the
secretary OF the interior for information
as to whether the sugar retineries have
complied with all the provisions OF law
in regard to the taking OF the census.
A resolution introduced by Senator
Frye and agreed to asks the laborcrs en-
gagged by engineer officers on works OF
public Improvement have been employ.
ed or discharged ior political reasons.
MIR. PETER. (kansas), ohered resolu
tion directing the finance committee to
prepare bill for tho repeal OF all laws
authorizing the secretary OF the treas
ury to issue bonds or other interest
bearing obligations without specific au-
thority OF Congress. 1t was temporarily
laid on tho table.
Tho resolution offered several days
ago directing tho committee on judici-
nry to inquire whether the existing
statutes are sufficient to punish stimu.
lation OF silver coins by coins OF like
metal was laid before the senate by the
Vice President. and after short discus
sion was agreed to.
Then Mt l:S0 p. m, upon motion OF
Senator Call, Of Florida, the senate
proceeded 10 the consideration OF execu.
1.-Two business.
at 2:l0 p. m., tho doors were again
re-opened and the senate took up the
McGarrahan bill, Senator Morrill,, OF
Vermont, speaking in opposition to the
claim. --
Mr.. Hunton, Of Virginia, followed Mr..
Morrill, and argued in favor OF the bill.
At 4 o'clock Mr.. Hunton concluded
his speech and Senator Niles rose to ad-
dress the senate. but yielded to 4 motion
for an executive session made by Mr..
Pugh, which wns carried. At 4:05 p.
n. the senate adjourned.
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GovENNoN MoGG,s MANIFESTO.


llc Lays Down tho Law to tho Southern
Pnciilc Hallway for Its Treatment of tho
Unemployed.
DALLAS, TEXAS, March 2S.-Governor
Hogg telegraphod tho following to the
Times. Herald to-day:
austin. TEXAS, March %.
"fou can truthfully say that neither
tho cormorant nor the commune can
disgrace Texas while l am governor.
When railroad company hauls tramps
or unemployed ponniless men into this
state 1t cannot dump them in barron
desert and murder them by torture and
starvation without atoning for 1t II
there is any virtue in our machinery OF
justice. Nor will l permit them to be
shot down on Texas soil by any armed
force whatever, no matter how much
the Southern Pacific and other enemies
OF the state may howl about the com.
munc. J. 8. HoGG."
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IRON AND STEEL TRADE

Shade Better - Biilets Advancc-Im-
provsmeut In Rails.
New YoRK. March 2S.-The Iron Age
will say tomorrow. regarding the iron
and metal trades. that the feeling in the
iron trade throughout the country is
slight shade better. BiIlets are Armer,
and cannot now be bought under Sl5 50
in Pittsburgh. Adjustments OF freight
rates have continued lately, the Eastern
Pennsylvania furnaces having secured
q good reduction to New England points.
A little improvement is noted in Chi
cago in the steel rail business, but on
the other hand tho eastern works con-
fess freely that they cannot see, from
present indications, where any business
OF any consequence for the second half
of the year is to come from.
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CONEY IN CHICAGO.

His Horses Bring Half Their Value aud
That Gives Him Cue for n Speech.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Gen. Jacob S.
Coxcy, OF the peace army, reached
Chicago to-day and spent considerable
time at tho stock yards. Mr.. Coxoy, it
was said, came to Chicago mainly to
look aftor an interest he had in con-
aisnment Of horses offered for sale at
tho stock yards.
Coxey was greeted by loud cheers and
GALA for speech. Coxey's horses
brought but $3.50, while he had expected
not less than 81 900 and with this for q
cue, he roundly scored existing condi-
tions, charging the hard times to "a lack
OF money"
This evil, he said, he proposed to
remedy by compelling n government ia
sue OF $jO0,OO0OOO. Coxey's Chicago
lieutenant, Albert Mason. claims that
he will leave for the east Saturday with
5000 men. At present the 5000 is re-
presented by a foregoing shadow con.
sisting OF 81 men.
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COXEY'S VASGUARDS.

Those WHO Arrive in Washington Arc Put
to Work PcudiDE tho Army's Arrival.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. March 2S.-Ad-
vance guards OF Coxey's army are likely
to fare Ill in this city. Tho police, with
disregard OF the great mission of the
unemployed, intend to persist in treat
ing as vasrant wanderers found hero
and pretending to belong to the good
roads brigade. Tho vaSrancy laws OF
the district are stringent and give the
two police justices ample power to COM
nit to the work house for thirty days
or moro persons found without visible
means of support. Monday night tho
police found seven OF the incoming
legion curled up asleep in car in the
freight yards OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. When taken to the
police station they protested that they
were Coxcy's vanguard, but the officer
failed to see tho distinction between
ordinary tramps and Coxey pickets, so
he gave each OF them thirty days in tho
work house.
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An Associated Press dispatch was re-
ceived from Pittsburgh last night, as
follows:
"lbo steamer Hudson, which arrived
from Cincinnati to-day, had on board n
small detachment for Coxey's army. 1t
consisted OF ten men. seventeen horses
and eight wagons. The Coxcyitcs, with
their horses and wagons, were taken OH
Mt Bellaire. They expect TO Join the
Commonweal at East Palestine or
Beaver Falls"
4 telephone message from Bellaire
later saiG no such delegation boarded
the boat there. It must have come
from some other port.
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GREAT RAILROAD DEAL.
Report that tho c., II. n ID. Has Purchased
tho g., n. o. Il r. Rond-itS Great I'm.
nnrlnnrn

Report that tho c., II. n ID. Has Purchased
tho g., n, o. IL =. ROnd-itS Great 1m-
pOrtAuCc.
CIScISSATI, O., March 2S.-Trust-
worthy nows has been received hero
from Now York Of one OF tho most
gigantic deals in tho history OF Amori.
can raIlroading. 1t is nothing less than
that tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton Railway company has bought out
the Cincinnati. New OrlOnns md Texas
Pacific Railway company This Is tho
deal that was consumnAted In Now
York to-day.
This greatest north and south CON-
blnation ever made in tho Unltod
States links tho Mississippi river. Laho
Michigan, Lake Huron. Lake Eric and
kRnawhN region OF Wc5t Virginia on
tho north with Meridian, Shreveport,
Now Orleans, Jacksonville, Atlanta.
Birmingham, Knoxville aud Chatt.
anooga on tho south.
Tho Monon being also in the deal with
tho Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, 1t
gives tho new systom TWO through
routes from Chicago to the gulf. ono
through Cincinnati and tho other
through Louisville, as well as tho Boo
limo from Toledo south. and tho now
route from St. Louis to Florida.
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A DENIAL
That President PeIXotO Inns Revived tho
Dccrco of 1888 aud 1851.

That President PeiXoto Inns Revived tho
Dccrco of 1888 aud 1851.
copyrighted. 1891, BY the Associated PreI.l
Rio De JANElRo. March 2S.-Tho for
eign office authorizes the Associated
Press to deny that President Peixoto
has revived tho imperial decroea OF 1896
and 1851 allowing the execution, with
out trial, OF persons who have taken
part in 4 rebellion against tho govern.
ment, or who have aided and abetted
persons engaged in rebellion.
The decree OF March l3, orders the
police 10 shoot upon the spot persons
who are caught plunderinG during COM
bat. No other DEGREES have been issued
bearing upon tho subject by the gov
ernmcnt OF President Peixoto.
The deaths from yellow fever now ay-
erage 10 per day.
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A M'EINLEY BOOM.
The Great Protoctionist Receives
Magnificent Ovation.
IS GREETED BY MANY THOUSANDS
at the Mocting of tho Minnesota
Republican Loague.
THE PEOPLE WANT TO VOTE NOW

Worse Than They Ever Did In Their
llistOry-To tho Young Mon of the
Country All Parties Must Look-Six
Hundred University Students Is.
cort Him to His Hotel In Minncap.
oils-He Delivers Thrco ShcCchcs
During tho Dny-A Wonderful Kc.
ccption rendered tho Ohio Nan.
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they woro allowed TO pass through un-
molested. Several hnvo deserted aud
thcro Is much grulnbling.
Tho army, siXty.sGvGn strong, passed
through Damascus at l:30 D. IN. and was
jcrcrGd and suyed by the people OF tho
village. Owing to rough roads the
marchors havO not been able to make
lchedulu tlmo to-day.
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non. W. l.. WILSON.
Mrs. Wilson Reports That lie Is On tho
Es Rond to Recovery.

Mrs. Wilson Reports That lie is On tho
Road to Recovery.
+ WASHINGTON, March 2S..-Mrs. vii.
liam L. Wilson, wife Of Representative
Wilson, chairman Of the ways and
/ means committee, reached here to-day
trsln Texas, after long vigil at hcr hus-
bands sick bed in that state and NIexi-
CO. Sho stated that her husband was
n3w well on tho way to regaining his
health. He was up and about, and
while still weak. no was rapidly getting
back his strength. He needed no iur.
,her nursing, 80 that his son had zone
on o fishing expedition and Mrs. Wilson
had come north.
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PlrTsDUEGn, Pa, March 2S.-A largo
military band is being organized in tho
Fifteenth ward OF Pittsburgh In tho in.
terest Of Coxoy. Prof. Joseph Burk-
hardt, n well known musician Of that
ward, Is ut tho head OF tho enterprise
and expects TO have n complete, fully
equipped band ready TO meet Coxoy
when no reaches this city. Tho band Is
to march ssvcral miles to meet Coxcy's
army, when it will return with him to
Pittsburgh and then accompany tho
commonwual to tho capitol.
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MADELINE'S EX-LOVER.
Ho Appears us Il Witness for Colo.
mol Brockluridgo
TO BACK UP HIS OWN DEPOSITION.

lie IL Slightly En- barraSscd on Cross.
EXamina,idn-Tho Doposl,ions Of
Two Very Tough Characters Road
In tho Effort to BlnclIen Miss Pol.
lnrd'a Chnractcr-IIoth Swear They
We're Drunk Whom They Met Her,
aud Their Evidence IL Otherwise
ConfusinS-BrcckInridgc to Go on
tho Stand To-day.
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~ WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2S.-The
medical profession waswcll represented
at hearing to-day before tho house
committee on Interstate and foreign
commerce upon the bill establishing q
bureau OF public health within the de.
parsment OF the interior. The bill waa
prepared by tho national quarantine
committee Of the New York academy OF