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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

Coxsy is NO fool.


Perhaps his expected army Of $50,
600 men is 4ss, 9O2 short, but that doe
not prove by any means that tn
gentleman has Ferris wheels in hi
head.
No; Coxey may be somewhat off il
his numerical calculation, but he i.
no fool; and the Nincty-Eight from
Camp PETER is subject for laughter
and other windy methods of mental
relaxation from Senatorial occupation,
he may find when the CCxey host ar.
rivss in Washington that something
more than the springtime breezes is
blowing through his whisxers-
Coxey and tho Ninety-E is hit, for in
stance,
No; Coxey Is NO fool. The way is
long and rations are short, and per-
haps it's a long time between meals,
and things, but Coxey and the Ninety
Eight are marching on. And Sena-
tor PETER. with memories of the DESC
advance Of ihs erasshOpper
of lS74-75. which made his
State q desert, knows what that
They are bound to arrive.
And PETER has got to meet them.
they want 10 see PETER.
Csxey's march to tho Capitol shows
le's ne fool. lie sleeps at the hotels.
the Ninety Eight camp out and
light for short rations.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
An Alligator Killed En- the Big
| 2lO0Eh.

An Alligator Killed en- the Hi
eloaEh.
On Saturday last, while Mr.. ]. @
Barnes and brother were fishing on
the Big Slough, near tbs Dodds farm
2 1-2 miles below Hickman, they dis.
covered an alligator lying on the bank
basking in the sunshine. The sight
Of an alligator in this section wal uR-
thought of, and at first glance they
failed to recognize 1t, thinking it was
Q monster gar fish. Getting neal to
the object they discovered its feet,
and then they recognized his gator
ship and proceeded to kill it by shoot
ing It. On Monday they brought 1t
to town where it was viewed by q
great msny and pronounced q genuine
alligator. Il measured four feet. Mr..
John c. Hagan bought it. had it
skinned, and will have the hide suited.
The question asked by nearly every
one: allow did II get in the Slough"
We have since learned that n monster
alligator, 40 or - feet in length, has
been sern at CIR near the same place.
by several persons. aud at different
times. If this be iruo, and We dent
doubt it. the slough must be infested
with them. This is further North
than we ever heard of one being
before. Hickman Courier.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

All about the South. Complete
description ef the soils, climate, pro.
ducts, cheap homes and everything
you want to know shout the South
eautifully illustrated. Issued MONTH
ly and sent free to all applicants by
E. Z. Posey, General Passenger Agent,
Mobile & Ohio Hailrosd, Mobile, Ala.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

II. Steinbach desires to inform his
customers that he has the patent
right for manufacturing the Cork
Faced Collar in the following counties:
Scott, Bollinger, Stoddsrd, Perry and
Cape Girardeau. Call and examine
this new patent collar. wtnl
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

CESDA
The Breckenridge Pollard trial
will make carriages Questionable.
Two elections in one month will
give our people an opportunity to
educate themselves up to the work
ings Of she Australian Ballot law.
In the city election In Cincinnati,
Ohio, yesterday the Republicans made
. clean sweep. This is q Republican
year.
Only about two more months of
our public schools. The children
will then have vacation for three
months.
The race track on the Fair
grounds 10 now one of the incest
tracks in the State. 1t Is perfectly
level aud wide enough for as many
horses as will ever be entered for
races on our grounds.
You should not fail to see that eI-
cellent "Bear skin Shoe" sold by w
II Huters at the "Gem Shoe Store
on Broadway.
If General Coxey had sent q re.
cruiting officer to this city he could
have raised a company for his army
without any trouble, and men, too,
that we could well afford to spare.
Steamboat business IL picking up
The boats that 60 down the river are
all fairly loaded with freight.
The little boom tbs DEMOCRAT
started tor tobacco raising is likely u
make a good showing. Already W.
have furnished tobacco seed enough
to plant one hundred acres in tobacco
and many farmers %Ill plant a few
acres the year as an experiment.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
Rag Carpet weaving.
Editor Democrat:

Editor Democrat:
1t has been circulated that Mrs.
Theo. Book had quit the business of
rag carpet weaving. The report, how
ever, is untrue. Shs still weaves car
pets to order, and any one wishing
carpets of this kind will find her
ready to make the same. She makes
a speciality of rag carpet weaving and
is ready at all times to attend to
orders. Mrs. THEo. Book.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
sorosies Entertainment.


|. Instrumental solo--"Martha'-
Miss Amy v. Ilallaw Sidney Smith
IL. Vocal duet, Miss Green and
Miss Leech.
iii. The Interstate Milkmald.
Convention.
Editha d.. Smith. 1890. Mound CITY.
Lauretta Fanette Crabtree.
.CuIds1Oro.
Saphoronia Dufunny 49,. Tallowtown.
Mercy Awnus NiXfsrd 80. Bcetville.
G%iasannah Marie ID. Jones. ST. Louis.
Zaa Makefedder. 80. Cape Girardcau.
Lily Maud Sylvester. .COwslip Bend.
Kitty Watkins White Side =. Oxdale.
Lue Adelphia Dowdy... .. Horn City.
Birdie Lsrkspur. ........ Butterburg.
P.uuencc 800. Pastry Meadow View.
Screlda Evangeline Hobbcndobler.
Betsy Ann Bedott. 80. Pasture Land.
Violet Ilardtack ..... Skimmersville.
Jurusha Jane Winesap 80. Churnside
Virginia Croeper 1890. .Calftown.
Dehors Higgins Templeton .......
-. Corps5urg.
Betsy Jane ButterPole Jefferson City.
Green Upstart $500. .Cloverdalc.
Gerry Werthemer Upper Dutchtown.
Matilda Ann Perkins Cowtooth Bend.
Priscilla Sillimsp. Jackson.
Licrus'a Walton. .Suet City.
THE EE1,LIS MENDELSSHON QUINTET.
f. Ii. Ealy, graduate Of q conserva-
t'ry at Leipsic; sung before brilliant
audiences In Paris.
Z. E. Nee ollough, also graduate of
a European conservatory, has sung
before Queen Victoria.
b. S. S:earns, of Boston, we'll known
there in musical circles.
A. W. Groves, personal friend OF
Grover Cleveland.
e. L. Vesev, from the celebrated
American conservatory at Cape Cir
ardeau. His appearance needs no
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
The Achnol Election.

The election for School Directors
took place yesterday, and the follow
ing vote wss polled in the different
wards:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

Lost. Straxed or asoie,.

A white setter dog with brown
ears and a brown patch over his left
eye. a yearly subscription to the
DAILY DEMOCRAT will be given to
the party who returns said dog.
S. Z. ARTHUR.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

Face cured. Sulphur Bitters will
cure the worst case of skin disease
fr1in a common pimple on the face to
that awful disease scrofuls, it is the
best medicine to use in all S OF
such stubborn aud deep-seated dis.
case. DO not delay; uso Sulphur
Bitters and drive the humsr from
your blood.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
Baled Hay fer Sale.

| have 4 fine lot of balcd hay for
sale. Apply TO Ii. ii. l,snney.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07

EOR sALE-A good Restaurant on Main
l. street in the city OF Cape Girsrdeau, Mo. !,
business is q paying onej in q good locality ;
will be sold for cash; reas0n for selling. pres.
ent proprietor intends to retire on account Of
bad health Apply soon to Reed 4 Astholtr,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
The CITY Election.

The city election to elect one Coun-
Gilman from the four different wards
took place yesterday and resulted az
follows:
FIRST WARD.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
Notice to Taf-Payers.

Notice 10 hereby given to all persons indebted
to the City OF Cape Girardeau Tor taxes that ]
VII be : ssteS sssh A.. IN m my 10 Ssh, .es In the III . S1sr'
thu same until Tuesday, April 10th, lss4
Taxes not paid on or before that date will bear
interest Ut the rate OF one per cent per month
for esch and every month they remain unpaid.
CHRIST HlRSCH,
Collector.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
ADvERfmrW sAr.
,~I1AD-fxNc1L JoFTNoa
8e@orsnduns Made in the Re-.
Dorter's Wanderingh
MONDAY.


Frank English held $ lucky nun
Der in the Mexican Lottery and he
nov flush. Ills ticket wen hisu OF
thousand dollars.
County candidates are getiin
around among the dear people, an
from now on till after tie Novembe
election they will not allow the era.
to grow under their feet.
The Cape Brewery is arrangir
TO put in bottliug works.
THAT was . handsome senS-cl
the Piedmont Banner ave Eli Clot,
Dir. Clotz may deserve the good nam
his home paper gives him, but a. t,
bis taking charge of our railroad h,
is not lin it." lie will never get then
Eli.
Several farmers were supplied TO
day with tobacco seed from thil
office. There will be several acres O.
tobacco planted in this county thi.
year.
zf"C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure,
Ahot the best remedy you have
ever used for Chifis and Feycr
your money win be refanced.
fieasant 10 take. Large bottles
50 cents.
For sale by W. II. Coerver, druggis,
The census of the city is being
taken by twenty-eight young ladies,
members of the Baptist church. They
have been appointed by their church
10 ascertain the number of church
mc'abcrs in the city aud to wha,
churches they adhere.
Peter Hocller, of Scott county,
who is in the citv To-day saws the
wheat in his ncighborhood was not
badly damaged by the recent cold
weather.
The street sprinklers are doing
good service, and later OH their
services will be appreciated more
than now.
Less talking en- the front seats
and more patronizing home enter
t.rpriscs is what this town needs.
Every man in the city who wants
to see Cane Girardeau become a live,
progressive city should take it upon
himselef TO put in q lew days work
for she water works ordinance be
tween now and The 18th day OF April.
Children Iike 10 take &C. e. c. |
Certain Chill Ctzre," the pleas
amt and guaranteed cure for
Fever, AEuc and Malaria.
Price so cts.
For 3 lie by w. II. C~oerver, druggist
Don't say you are against water
works. fer when you say that You say
at the same time that you arc against
pablo improvements. Don't say that.
Some Of the tools and machinery
with which to begin work on the
z~'erryville and Chester railroad will
be shipped up on the steamer Idle
wild tomorrow.
The young men of ;his town will
be old, wrinkled. gray or b~ald-headed
men before Eli klotz takes charge as
receiver of the ST. Louis, Cape Girar-
leau i Fort Smith Railroad. Wait
and SEQ il this prediction does not
como true. |.
We understand that Rev. Tate
gave some of the members of his
church a hauling over the Goals ves-
ferdsy. That's right, Bro. Tate, give
ZEN h-ll when they do not live up
TO the rules OF the church. h
Cure your corns by wearing the
Seal skin shoe sold at the "Gem Shoe
Store on Broadway by W. II, Huters
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-07
Wants. For Sale, Lost, Etc.

Noticr. Inserted Under this head not exceed.
Ing five lines for ten cents.
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Joe" O'BWllNs BAD LUCK.
The IN.Delcctlyc Irics ~. Hand at
Draw ns Chicks uu Bank Who're
lic las No funds aud Is Again
Arrested.

Policeman Mcdonald again DE-.
tingulshpi hiusel. la,t midnight by
once more arrcs.iug "Jot" O'Bfluu.
This time tho eK.detootlvo was taken
iu tow ON a much m1re serious charge
than that Of vagrancy. II was that Of
obtaining meals under false pro,ensos
and exercising Jim the Penmnn pro.
ciivltirs with freedom that approaches
very close 10 the danger line.
10 appears that on Fridny joe en-.
tered tho Grand European cafe on
Second South street anu ordered din.
NEE After he had placed the meal
Oul % sight he offered tho proprietor
check signed boy himself Tor s. ami
drawn ON the American National
bank. This was accepted anu the uiiUc
OF the mral-thirty.nvc oUnis-was
deducted and silver change ana uuuug
60 Si.b5 WIZ handed MIN aud hu passed.
in.O tLu street.
The fu'Iaufateur turned The check
over 10 Miller d company who Ia turn
deposited 1t with the Mcssrs. Bacon,
their baukop. The check was &C.
turned with the fatal words, "Nu
iuuJs," Joe was notified aud prOmlsgu
20 make matters right and bic arrest
followed. Ho was found iu n Com
murcial sirHUt tesOri but will not, 10
now nHrchrs,b s prosecuted as hc gihuly
compromised tbU ease. For that rta.
sou JupH uumu was not put on the
police register Dfatfetta.
The proprietor the cafe stated 10.
day that he would not have accepted
tue % check but Tor one fact ana that
ore completely damned him. Earlier
iu the week u'Buen went iutn bio Tos.
tsuaut aud got supper ani being with.
| oui change he gave him a $50 check
drawn on q. ~. Powers. This WIS Lott
with him Until nUxt day when O'Hfirn
returned, phii '0r tho mral ana got
[ back tuU Cht3k, On the last occasion
hr visited the cafe the p 1pfiutOr nl'
legged that O'Bfluu assured INN that hu
had "tantUd" the $50 check aud ths'
the % paper was drawn On thcetfougih
OF H.
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EEWS WIRED TODAY.
r5,,," nCzanl Sentenced 10 Six
Years in Sir6 Sing.
MlrwnrcK AND LOSS OF LIE.
s,s Trial Of the Y eiua Anarchists
What the Police Found In Their
llabitations.

paomuyN, Fob. H. great crowd
,..mb.eu ut the courthouse this morn.
h, In anticipation ot the sentence
John Y. McKane, the Graveseuu
,oBtical boss convicted Of election
',,gJ.. An extra detail Of police was
s,s,-,aty " keep order.
NrKsne came into court apparently
he ts.t concerned man In the room.
De au thoi aud ohattvd with tbs law.
,sr Whun C8utl opened McNano's
.g.fuey moved Tor now tfiil aud the
sfi,sl OF JuIGmeul, which were denied.
ID then asked that tho pflaohtFu
-loI character be- taken into
rn.IIcfili0u, 10 which the court
t.,l hu could zee no circumstance
vafanuur the exercise VI huch Dis
ertIon. The lawyer then asked Tor a
,iny u execution Tor twenty uays.
M court suggested that that could be-
e5usidrrud o. we'll alter tue sentence.
NcKanc was then called up Tor sen'
tepue. Asked what he had 10 Hay he
declared DO was no. guilty ui doing OF
e5unfeliug any BODY uisu 20 no anything
wrong. Tho Judge lhru sentenced
hlm to six years imprisonment Ia sing
Sing prison.
steps were at once taken 10 procure
hail pending the application Of tho
stay oi Judgment 10 the supreme
Court. II not obtained before, Me.
Kane will be taNcn ~ Slug Sing to-
morrow.
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An UNwgLCOME VISIT.


Levi Axtoll anu his son, the latter
about seventeen years Of age. went be-
fore Commissioner NOrtell this morn.
Ing to answer a charge Of assaulling
walermasleT Harvey with deadly
weapon, with Intent 10 kill. The de.
frnlauis we're arrested on Saturday
night and ate out on bonds in the sum
OF $1,000 each. The prosecution will
be handled by Assistant County
Attorney ElehuoE Judge Powers will
defend.
a continuance was applied for, and
granted, until wednesday morning
next at ten O'Clock, when the matter
will be Investigated
10 would appear that the older do.
fondAut acted for several years as
deputy Matchmaker Tor the Fitst pre-.
clnCt, nut received HE notice 10 quit,
from Harvey In November last. On
account OF this, AxtUll has since felt
very core, claims that certain sum OF
money Is duo 10 him, ana
that Harvey stands In the
way OF settlement. IL
is alleged that ON Saturday evening
Axtrll aud son visited the residence OF
Mr.. Harvey, IN willard Court, when
Axtrll Sr. declared that no wanted
"s1mething to eat" At the same time
ho thrust pistol against HArvey's
breast; tut II was wtosted from him,
Il does not appear that tho boy took
any part In the assault, but, having
been with his father at the time, he,
TOO, was arrested rs co.uofendant.
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EVANS AND MORRELL.
Tie T8O Bandits Captured and
Lodged 10 doe Couly Jail.


NIeNLIA, Calf, Feb. ia sheriff.
posse surrouniod Chus Eyau'i house.
al o'cl ck this morning, having int1f.
nation that Eyans and Mo.fcll were
iualdc. His ohillrcn were there aud a
young mau named Bcoson was paid
to 10 Ia ani set toe children out,
preparatory 10 Il general attack on the
place. rs loon ~ be reached the door
he was pulled inside auI kept there.
a strong Gordon was drawn around the
houte and half the town gathered at
respectful distance. Word was sent 10
Fresno Tor reinioTcemrnts aud every
avenue Of escape was guarded. FIN
ally, seeing there was no nope Of get.
tiuH awuy,tho baudits surrendered.
Evans and Morrill, are now bbhind
the bars OF the county jail. Nvgniia.
lions with the bandits were carried on
by letters through lsvans's young son.
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HOME FROM WASHINGTON.
Hon. e. &. Richards Returns Talks
Ou statehood aud other Matters.

Hon. &. G. Richards was back at his
office today attending poulnally to
his duties as Territorial Secretary,
having returned from a visit TO wash.
ingion, whittier he went a couple Of
weeks ago. Ia conversation with a
representative u The NEws today Mt
Richards said that he went to the Cap.
ilal TO attend a meeting VI tue eNecu.
tive committee OF the National assooia-
ton VI Democratic clubs,
"lhr mtrtiugn he says twas held
at the Eubltt House on the sth Inst,
and was very we'll attended gnl suc,
cc,slul anu satisfactory ia Nv cry res.
uccL u wac found 70 be thoroughly
In touch with the Democratic cOu.
gtessiunal committee.
ArrangrmtulsWe we're made 10 carry on
vigorous cAmpaln Ia every CIugtrs.
sloual district IN the United sutcs,
said Mt Richards, nud with such
men ~ Senator Faulkner ns chairman,
anu Lawrence Gardiner 10 trufe.
tafy the work HRs sure 10 bO effectively
anu well done. There wis good deal
Of excitement Ia Washington among
tho politicians on the frckhgm nom.
lnatiuu, u being discussed 10 the "a.
c.usi0n ~ almost all other qlrstIOnr.
When questioned iu regard 10 slate.
hood Sir. Richards tUpligu! 81 had a
long, confidential aud pleasant ChAt
with Spuap Faulkner Chairman %
the committee ON iuffllOrits, one week
ago tonight anu was assured that the
measure would pace and thatAt the prus.
entsgsf lou 0tCUuIus.. rl,so certainly
stem, 90 b. no good reason for doubt
Ia the premises. The administration
never frlt unII.gr q U,sn tuan a. tho
present dine aud there is no question
tut that We will ho treated with every
consideration anu COurIcsy,"
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WAsWNGTON, Feb. l9.-rhe stTug.
gle 10 tccuTU n quorum 10 order the
previous question Un Bland's motion 10
close the debate on tue silver seignlOr-
age hill was resumed today.
After the opening, Marsh (0i llls.l
afked unanimous consent 20 mis- bin
authorizing the construction VI "a wing
lam canal ana power station In the
Drs MONIES Rapids of the Mississippi
IA Hancock county, Ills. The bill
phsttu,
March 3lst was made Especial OF.
der Tor tributes 10 the memory Of
O'Neil, Pennsylvania.
The committee on invalid pensions
reported back fay0rnbly the Lawnuy
resolution calling on the secretary VI
the Interior for information regarding
suspended pension cases. Passed.
Hand then moved TO 20 into com.
mitteo OF the whole ON the
srigni0rage bill; tina, The general
debate be closed, anu on
that demanded the previous quos.
lion. Democratic aud Republican
opponents declined 10 vote aud the
result was III to Z. Two short OF a
quorum.
Bland moved call OF the House.
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Of those counties hay0 boon controlled hy
.hg advice " tuUIr e1un ~ attorneys who
hnFH wprcsuu'nl iuBl clio territorial uut
russnd 100 l,IL wis uuc.us ilutDIH.
luut cumWtcH therefore ask that ..Hh
communications uH rIuiful tnIly COM.
miitoo 900 ludiriary with Goo request iutt
saIi committee rH.ufta Its earliest cone
NnnIHucH 'hrncN lUs.l.ug lhn f.slf "
IH I'fUiiry loo lHlsu .sI HhuOl lands.
ttho Territory hfs NOT Che right, then
ih' Jaw n! ra. tH.UIuE 60 un leasing "
school lands should Nu repealed, and loo
the opinion of yourc1mW.UoH thr money
received irum thH leasing uI said iAuuI
thn past Two years, aud which bias NHUu
paid into fhu Territorial treasury, should
Dr. paid back Co tIU porauus rom whom
90 hna boon collected, but % tho law IH
pronounced Go Boo constitutional, lhu
Legislature should myo ihO INV of l-Il
sp amended as io mako itn mislcmD1uDr
Tor .ho mgmhUrA ~ any county court TO
neglect 90 enforce lts pl0,I,iaus.
StANTuup. Chairman.
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New Bishopric.

At the rerulsr sunday evening meet.
ing OF the Saints Of tho Tgenly, frl
ward, Salt Lake Guy, held February
18Th, 1894, tho following named brolh.
rem were unanimously sustained by tho
large congregation OF people as their
blfhupric, and the brethren were IN.
stalled IN their high calling In the
order named: Elder Marcellus =.
WoOlloy was ordained Bishop 0f the
Twrnty.frst ward anu Eiiers Herbert
], Foulgrr and james Maxwell 1.-THE
last named being ordained a High
prlestl were rot apart ms Counselor. 70
Bl.bop WoOlicy President George q
Cannon ani tho Presidency Of the
stake IN eating IN tho ordinations,
Tho rlsnge In the Dish0ptiC was OC-
cnsloned by the death NJ tho late 49,.
teemui Bi-hog, Brother William l.. y,
Allen, whicn occurred some time ago,
EldrrJU.mh Burrows was vet apgrt
M supeflutrudynt OF the sabbath
tcLUol of the ward by tho visiting
brrthT.n. Brother Maxwell, tie
former slpegiu.rudvn'i having been
called 10 too % AIpElc, was the case
for this change.
Prrsidant George q, Cannon al.
dFe.seI tao IS Iuts iur short time
cbucernlur the present irpIessiug con'
uiuon Of uNniIs, tue cultivation OF the
-mrlt OF hone aud faith whom desmond
ent through any cause, tuiy VI the
w.ols people rs individuals, obriience
10 tue Commandments OF tho Lord a.
rsRards each thtr and the doing good
TO an mankind,
A very pleasing feature on tho meet
ing was the excellent si0gluFOf the
ward oholruudtr their efficient leader
Elder Thomas Mcintyre.
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CUNGREss
Buslness Transacted by tho senate
To-day.

WAsuNGrON, Feb. 10. la the
Senate, Has. Maine, presented %
memorial from citizens Of that slate
agains. putting lumber on The foe list,
aud askud that II be printed as a Senate
document.
Gail presented resolution calling
for information from the PTrriiUut
regarding the claims against the
United States under the treaty of 1919
with Spain. The resolution went over.
Hale presented resolution instruct.
Ing the committee on printing 10 ia.
vettigato the claim OF the National
LithOgraph company, Washington, ID.
g., ior the publication u tDo Patent
Onlcn GossttC, II having been Init.
mated that Irregularities existed In the
letting Of contracts.
al senate
The House bill fixing the limit Of
Indebtedness Of Salt LaAv CITY, Utab,
passed.
The Hawaiian resolution was then
called up, aud Daniels, Va, spoke IA
support Of u.