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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
Half Day School.

The school children will be pro
yided with ice water hereafter.
The weather was intensely hot last
week and urder an order adopted
by the school boards in st. Louis
,.;sooqs were adjourned at noon every
a like rule adopted here il
weather continues would be
able.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The lest salye in the world for cnts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheim fever,
sores letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cnrns aud all skin eruptions, and posit-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. F0rs sale by A. Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
GIN RursteA.

state superintendent Of SCHOOLS
.Iobn r.. Kirk and Chicf-cIcrk Mr..
Durham went out on the branch
rad Tuesday morning to spend a
doy shooting in the wood, and
while shootine at It mark, Mr..
Kinks gun burstcd laccratirg his
ieft, hand considerably. \ team
was procured and he was brought
70 town when Drs. oimcoc and
Enloe DIR essed the wounded hand
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19


Miss Mary Ewing will altered
school in Kansas City this year.
She left for Kansas City accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Henry Ewing,
last week.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Mr., Theodore Dulle has been ap
pointed book keeper for the First
National bank, a position made va.
cant by the resignation Of Mr..
Amos.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The hottest weather OF the season
Is now being experienced. A mum.
Der OF the men working on the sewer
dirtrict No. 2 laid off on account of
the heat.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
For Sale.

A house and lot in one tract, D
four lots in another tract, one ilohV-
irp Monroe street and The o,,ierS
fronting OH Atchison street. lh'S
arc all good building lots FOR par
ticulars call on
aug p II JohS NN'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
What a Prominent Insurance Man
Says.

What a Prominent Insurance Man
Says.
H. NJ. Blos som, senior member Oh
II. NJ. Blossom 6 Co., PIT n. ID ot.,
81. Louis, W rites: l had beer iel'
with q very distressing cough the re.
snlt of influenza, which notn,ng
seemed to relieve, until l look ba,-
lard's Ho rebound Syrup. one oo'''e
complete ~ cured me. / sent one
bottle to my sisser, who had a severe
cough, End she experienced imineui-
ate relic {. / always recoTmeho 'n''
syrup to my friends.
John Cranston. 908 hahpSn.n
street, Quincy, Ills, writes; ,nav
found Billiards. Horehoun,. oyt,"l
superior to any other cough mt ''eln
I lave even known. 1t never dia "
hints. Price soc. Sold by n
,ndent erger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Col. Hi. Bledsoe, Col. Grubh and
Adjutant General Wickham will rep
resent Missouri at the opening Of
the National park at Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Mr., and Mrs. Henry Schmidt
celebr ited the seventh anniversary of
their wedding Wednesday evening at
their home on Madison street.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

MiAsouri's summer weather this
year was put off until September.
Up until the first Of September there
was very little complaint on account
OF the heat.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Work on the new bridge is pro
crossing as rapidly as could be ex-
pected. The contractor has had
some difficulty in reaching bed rock.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Capt. H. 7. Holmes has returned
from Louisville, Ky, where he at
tended the national encampment Of
the G. A. r.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

MIR. GEO. McFadden, who has
been absent all summer with his
merry go round, is now at home con.
fined to his bed with an attack Of
typhoid fever.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

James IL. Lay, Lawson Price and
George j. Stampai left on Tuesday
for Columbia, where they will enter
the law department.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The American sail boat, Defanday.
after the third race was declared the,
winner Of the cup over which the
contest was made.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

At a meeting Of the board of ed.
ucation, held last Saturday evening,
Miss Ada Stuart was elected as a
substitute teacher.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

!, between

Work on Main Stree zen co
Madison and Monroe, has b. son
pleted. The street coraHAAs
Mr.. JOHN Smith, has charSS ot
work and excellent results dds
painstaking care can be seen ia con-
sequence.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
New Firm

aa.AIr, J. D. Lunkenbill, of this
city. Snosar@H. 7. Wolfe Of Butler,
Mo-, are preparing to.open a bakory
and confectionery store in the store
room formerly occupied by the Globe
Shoe and Clothing Co, on High
Street.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
" destroysl
- al

but
absaiut,
co without
with no inconv,
" ,eni Is pure and Ii
IL ,lIe day you took you
smoke.
Sold by al druggist
box, three boxes. Ghirl
AMI GUARANTEED d
sent duret Upou rcreiptl
S!N I.NO-CENT
SAMPLE BON, 81
iKODFS FREE. EuN
Manufacturing Co..
Chemists, La Crosse,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
Kioq Hotu P8rl5s, St, Louis,

For the above the NJ. X. & /.
railway will sell tickets at rate OF
one fare for the round trip tickets TO
be sold only for train which leaves
North Jefferson, night Of 18th
good to return September Both, 10.
j. L. Coss, Agent,
North jefferson, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Tho Missouri Pacific pay car was
at the depot Monday and paid oil
the railroad hands.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

weeks 0. " fl
The name Of \
carnival ceuteg-St. h..
hIaZnnCl on the skies of gal.
September ith 20 October IgIb. l.,
The eighteenth annual reign Of rlr.
niyaI will pcrvade the civ. and for
seven weeks European capitals noted
for their seasons Of mystery and rp-
ga! entertainment will gracefully bow
to the superiority Of the city On the
bank, Of the Mississippi.
September llh will mark the Orcn-
ing Of the Twelfth Annual ST. Louis
Exposition. This splendid feature
OF st. Louis carnival period will
remain open until October Ig.h. In
addition to SOusa's world.famel
band, many new attractions will he
offered. September ilh to lIfh the
Celebrated French Equilibri,,s, the
kins-Nets, will appear. September
10th 10 2S,h, Caicedo, ''thc King Of
the Wire, and Louis Oloriz, '.the
Man Monkey by their unique en-.
tertainments will delight the fun.
seeking public. September 3Oth to
October l2th, Ivan Tscheruff's cele
brated educated mutcs, the Russian
| dogs, are cardcd for Il series Of won
derful performances. October 18TH |
TO 10Th, Price Kokin, the greatest
japanese JuggIor alive, will ill an
engagement, while Back Taylor with
q troupe Of native Sioux Indians and
Miss Corne!ia Campbell! Bedford, Of
New York, pcmonstrator OF Cook.
! i"g, will appear every day during the
'SiVion season.
Exp, yo WIZ ml m"
That my ~ ~" H5g,t"
and his n.
daylight parade Sgpt1..
This is one of the most unia,r
fractions of the carnival season in,
st. Louis, and is g~ro,osQuely staged.
october 9TH to 18th, the world beater,
great st. Louis Fair, will he the
'hlef attraction. On the evening of
october Sth, His Majesty, the Yelled
'rophet and royal court will parade
he principal thoroughfares of. the .
followed by the famous hall.
which is known Of throughout the
and.
All the st. Louis theatres. during G,
season Of high carnival, have b,
,illcd most excellent attractions. II
fm"ng the number might he men. OF
toned "Trilhy," Lyceum Theatre n
Cnas, Frohman's Stock y
company, Iloyt's IA Black Sheep" al
)eWolf Hopper, etc. u,
The management Of the Missouri 81
'acilic Railway and Iron Mountain to
constantly having Has interest re
4 st. Louis in mind, will sell tickets p
rom all points on the system to the
arrival city and return, at greatly VI
educed rates. For copy of the pro. Il,
ramme giving the features of tho
arrival eason in detail, address /
ompany's agents, or II. G. Town. cr
end, General Passenger Agent, St. vi
.ouis, Mo. G.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Quite a welcol..e rain visited this
city Monday.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
Buy gold lockets from Forth.

The steamer John r. Hugo passed
down with two barges loaded with
willows.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The thirty fourth AZ niversary of
The loattle of Lexington will be cele
brate d in that city on Selptenber 2lst
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

MISSOURI PACIFIC r. n. TIME TABLE.
CHANGE on TIME.
No ! Day Express. :. Arrives yes. la:S5 pm pm.
No. 9. Night express Arrives i2 .s@ a. NJ
-. 49, ar. Arrives 1923
No. : Local passen1 cav. "a la:4og;;% ~
Freight, carries passengers, Lea,
Q. m.
EASTWARD.
No. 2,Day Express. Arrives 2;35 pm
Leaves 2 30 pm.
Nc. a, Night Express. Arrives 2:l3
n. M. Leaves 2 10 a. ~.
No. 8, Local Passenger. Arrives y i40
N nj, Leaves i :50 p. IN.
No. d. K. C.Exprsss Arrives 800 Am.
Leaves 8 40 a. m.
freight, carries passengers. Leaves . %
p. M.
no. 124, freight, carries pass.
engers to Osage only.
Local passenger trains s and . run De-
ttween st. Louis and Kansas lily.
Ne. has through sisspsrs TO dSpli.n' mo
via Pleasant Hill routs. !,
free reclining chair cars on all ,thronl'h
ttsirs,
LEBANON BRANCH.
No. 1853 leaves Jefferson City at ESQ q. m
Arrives at Bsgpel at lo.1oa' NJ
No. 15a leaves Bagnell at...........lo .4oH- HI
Arrives at Jefe rson City 2.9o Pm
JOHN J. CHURCH, Agt.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

City Building & Loan
The CaPltal Eighteen hundred
association loaned ing bonuses
a, llar., last weet- se"ni, or share.
ran. inc from S23 to $50 p
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
r JEFFE RsON MO.
NJ, X. 4 t. TIL liz TABLE.

JEFF hSON MOi
NJ, X. 4 t. TIL In TABLE.
CHANGE OF TIME w~EsTBoUND.
Ma, /. Texas Express. arriy es......... sos p. m
Leaves 3 l3 p. IN.
No. Texas Express arrives ..."....6io a. IN.
Leaves 6.O7 a. m.
Ne. o., Local Freight, daily except
sunday, carries passengers, ar......s.I5 a. u.
Leaves 3 40 q. III.
EAsTBoUND.
NO. q, 81. Louis Express arrives at..l2 IS p. m.
Leaves IL .07 p. m.
Ne. 1, Of. Louis Express. night. II 20 p m.
Leaves II 20 p m.
No. o., Local Feight, daily except
sunday, carries passengers, leaves 8 90 p. M.
Ees. 50 and 81 run between Mokane and se-
dalia emily.
The Wagner palace sleeping cars and free
reclining chair cars on all trains.
Sleeping ear on train No. 9. lea ing st. Louis
At 1l.8o p. m, will be opened at st. Louis at 0
p. m. for the reception OF passengers, and pas
sengcrs ON train 1 will be allowed to remain in
sleeper until Z. 80 a. m. In st. Louis.
JAS. BARKER, q. p. 4 I. A.
j. L. CoSS, Local Agent.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
! RE,cH 0r mGu CARNIVAL



will be
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

IRON
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

CAafses l. Carter ssax been e1anal He
IS a hssf wsx.<e carpenter naz,ei Thomas
Pooae. lie admitted 10 a native rebel that
he dki fsse sh-vtsag. Wtfeyx sc0x the
stand and told rs story 5n straighk-
forward nsaa-er. He c.ainlzsi faaf ne
knew fsssfETg OF the threatened outbreak
nnsii one week before & commenced he
seia tsssss there wars INT mare than $50
men at psanscrf Heal on tsxe Sssn.ay
evening w1sen the first ss@os % the reae.-
Ken was fs-esi TIE tfBaf Of The leaders
WIS coEctsste4 or ffse essh srsst. the
flufsag of tho court has ree neen rrsasse
fssssTsc zs yet. n nssazoer - TIE court -
quoted as SAYING that If ff7a death ren-
atty IS sz1sFsoseyf fne executions wSs take
place usssesfy. az3 the public viii r.ka BE-
sEsforHaef unsa sssey are ever with. TIE
fsrssenans secrecy WITH wascA affairs ara
coasacsszs has led snans- citizens "a t,e-
liexe that 9sse offenders w@Sa be deaf w-sts
IN asussE1t manner. In consequence ef
sfsss Sa4eoxy. ssss rafasserS .sT the ,s.Errsxs
guard Esase nast ard szgnea a r,esstksss 4,
Presssent rssae 80 he firm and punfsa fas
rxssss rs tsSey deserve
On xfe list tnss. Charles r CsY.srx
X. r. Rcsavsss. r. 3. Walker and "
r. Segart were sr-algness on q cfsarga
ct tr1asoa. Walker ~az fha orsv one
s-Ax.ssess.~4 xss Ssessy.s7 ya-s
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IN THE noUsE.


Bill nearly Completed.
Washington CITY. Feb. s.--Thc eecond
days debate on the administration bflI
authorizing uhe issue OF 500, 600 o6 gold
bonds for the retirement OF the legal
tenders and treasury notes. was NOT pro-
d,ictsve Of marked incident OF any kind.
A good deal OF confusion existed after. 2
O'Clock, when the commlttee began vot-
ing on tire amendments TO the tsa1. Most
OF the an,enfmenss were defeated as rap
Idly as offered. The comm5ftee on bank
Ing AMI currency Sustained two defeats.
two OF the amendments proposed by that
committee being voted down They were
the amendment proposing to strike out
the section providing for the payment Of
custom duties In gold (which was allowed
TO stand amended 80 as 20 make them
payable IN gold and sssver--arsf that COM
pessIng national asarsks 10 carry tfeir re-
serve in gold and silver eosra BlarxIs
suhssitute was russell out on polnt OF
order.
The house to;ay. before going into com
rs.sttee of the whole on the b.a 60 aa-
tforize the issue Of $50 ooo.ooo OF gusi
tynsis. adopted a resoss ton by Living
sson. suggesting arbitration OF the d2-
ficulty over the boundary line betwecn
British Guiana and yenexusa.
Brosns opened the debate on the fnan-
csal b3l. appealing TO his RspubIscan col
leagues 70 support the frll. Lstsle Of Ar
kansas O'Sesn OF Missouri. McF.ae az Ar
Kansas ard Newiands of Nevada or,-
posed she bs1L Bland gave rs5tice OF a
substitute.
At o'eloca the generas debate csosssf
ard abe debate began under the five-rslin-
ute rule. rae biA bcIpg opes, 10 aTnerfrnert.
An amendment making enc bopyfz payable
at the pleasure OF the governments after
ten yeags was agreed 60. An arnerrizssene
20 Hsnit the amount OF legal tenders rpsfr-
ed 10 TIE arnosirt Of asatstioTaa cfrcsssa-
ton taken oaSt By hanks was aSrezsI 20.
l9s % -
Ba.nss csferrd his substitute as an
alneriment % the first section Springer
xrAasie T.osnt OF order against IL. whaes,
was sustained. Bssnst attempted 10 offer
ss as = substitute for other sections. bnt
81 was r1saesl ont as oTteu as offsEul
RIassf agTseaIess frsn tie decision of tsss
Chair. The appeal was stssl pensssng whers
tire eognrssstee ruae and TIE fsosise az s -
adSournesi
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Administration Tries to Make
. Deal With Him.
WILLING TO ACCEPT HIS gill.
Provided He Will Make the Bonds
Payable in ''Gold,. Not '.Coin."
He Refuses and the Coafcre encs comss
to Naughs-Ths House Continues De-
bsss on the Roshschiid Hill-The
senate Discusses the ProPssaa Ha-
waliaa Cable.

Washington City, Feb. s.-Ex-Speaier
Reed. Dingley and other Republican lead
ers. had long conference today with
Springer. Hendrix Of New York and other
Democrats. with view to compromising
the differences over financial measures.
The administration leaders were willing
TO accept the Reed bill. providing for
per cent. bonds TO replenish the gold re-
serve and an issue OF debt certificates
to meet deficiencies in current revenaes.
provided Reed would make the bonds
gold instead Of '.coin." An arihpriza-
tion for coin bonds. said those who
claimed to speak for the president. would
not afford relief to the treasury. Reed
refused to accept the proposed mofiifiea-
ton. Springer stated that the attempt
to effect a compromise had failed. The
administration refused to accept any bill
that did not carry an authorization for
gold bonds.
It seems to be settled now that no an
nouncsnent of another loan viii be made
uneil tomorrow night or later. when the
house will have voted on the pending ad-
ininistration bill. Messrs. Morgan and
Belmont. of New. York. who have been
here during hte last several days in con-
suitation with the officials on the bond
question. have returned home. and it is
believed without any positive knowledge
as to what the administration Will do.
Close observers are of tbs opinion that
these gentlemen. on behalf OF their Lon
don clients. made the president a def
mite offer TO take the whole sioo. .00o, coo.
but at a rate Of interest considerably In
excess Of 3 per cent. IL not as high as
IL per cert. This high rate demanded
causes tho president 10 hesitate. 1t Is
we'll known that he intends TO delay mat.
ters in the hope of congressional rel.ef.
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Chicago, Feb. s.-The Union Pacific To-
day withdrew its demand for the tnscr-
tion Of it, rate in the Western rate sheet
In such = manner an TO give the impress
sion that It Is the only road doing busi-
ness between the Missouri river and CALI
fornia. II never had the smallest chance
OF getting Whist It asked. and fts back
down was only matter OF few days.
The committee stili has hopes that It Will
DC found possible to put In effect on Feb
ruary Is the advance in trans Misso1ft
and trans-cont.nentai rates which was de-
cided upon in the latter part Of January.
If no settlement In reached with the
Union Pacific by that time. however. !s
win be found necessary to put on the adj
vance until March L
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Mr.. Debs Wants Him as Z Wit.
ness For the Defense.
THE cARMAkER IS suspGNAsn.
For Two Days He Dodges the Service
Of the summons.
On the Third Day He Leaves the clsy-s
Judge Ga esscap - Puaish Hin Far
Coassmps al Ceurt-Dshs % sAs
wtsness stand.

Chingo. Feb e-sTf Mr. Pullman hao
eyaded the service OF the subpoena
shall certainly punish him for cson<esnp<
Of COURT said Judge Gfusscup this
evening. Tssrnorrow morning half
dozen of George P,fsisnan's clerks will
be brought before the judge and SWORN
as 10 their knowledge of Mr.. PuhniAn's
sections ON Monday. A subpoena WAS Is
sued for his presence as q Witness in
Judge Crosscup's court on behalf OF tho
defense in the conspiracy casca The
subpoena was given to Deputy United
States Marshal jones on Monday uHsrn-
ing. Atsthe office of the Pullman Cum
pany he was informed by one OF <he A.
tendants that Mr.. Pullman was In hls
private office. Auother clerk was re-
qeested 60 inform Mr.. Pullman that
Jones had a summons for his appear.
ance at the Debs trial. The. clerk re-
turned to the outer once In q few min.
utes and said that Mr.. niisman was
not In the Office. but would be In la6er.
All Monday the clerks kept the deputy
running up and down the elevator.
Each time he returned he was informed
that Mr.. Pullman either had gonA out
or had not yet returned.
This morning when he called at the
Office OF the Pullman Company ne was
told that Mr.. Pullman had gone out of
town; that he was either in New York
or Washington City. The clerk dad NOT
know when Mr.. Pullman had left Chi-
cago. only that he had gone away.
Today the counsel for the dcfanna
called the attention of Judge Grosscup
TO the mysterious action OF Mr.. Pull.
mans clerks and intsmated that Mr..
Pullman had successfully endeay0red
to evade the process OF the court, The
judge directed that Deputy Jones' call
into court tomorrow morning ali the
clerks an6 messengers with whom ha,
had come I'm contact at the ONCE Of the:
Pullman Company.
Mr.. Debs was on thc stand All tha
afternoon and win be again tomorfow.
He reviewed tho history and purposes
OF the American Railway Unaom The
Pullman strike. ne said. was without
his consent and contrary 10 hls advice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-07

Honolulu. Jan. so-tPer steamer Aus
tra8la TO San Francisco. Feb s-LiEuo-
kzaani. the ex-Queen OF Hawaii. has alb
dicated In favor of the republic Tas.s is
by far the most important outcome Of
the late rcbctibon. The document was
Drawn up By A. s. HartweH az sshe Request
OF the ex-queen and was presented on
me aeth inst. TO Presstenf Dose. The doc
umsnt. according 10 the wording, xas
executed freely and voluntarily. II was
addressed 70 the president. The queen
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San Francisco. Feb. s.--Max ). Frank
lin & Co.. wholesale jewelers.. at u ana
g Suffer- street. are in serious financial
straits. sheriff whnIan took possession
OF tho store to-day on attachments OBJ
fained by Eastern creditors, and II - said
that other claimants will call in the
sheriff To-Day. The firm has been est&b-
ished about two years. They carried =
heavy stock of diamonds. gold and silver
ware and 1eweiry. The value Of the
stock on hand Is believed to be in che VI.
cinify OF $ao.ooe.
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noaACE DAvIE IN raousLE.

Britleh Cclamhia Hreuniexss Beethor
susd for nrsech " fresniss.
victoria. b. c.. Feb 6-apsciAl. -EIoraco
Davie. mayor OF cowtchan and brother AZ
Premier Dayie. was made defendant in :
breach Of promise suit for $4,000 damages
filed in tina supreme court this Afternoon
by Mrs. Charlie. also OF Co~tohan. Dawts
married recently. and before that event
was seen much IN tho society OK the
plaintiff.
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Nashville. Tenn. Feb. 6--Ths Icsi4a-
tive joint assembly INST again. today.
After the returns Of eounties had BEEN
read. Evans. Rep. took tho oath Of oflfce.
which was administered by . magistrate
sn the state library. The secretary ~
fused 10 file tase oath.
Evans viii appiy for o wrfk Of man
sfsnfss 70 compel the secretary Of stats -
fse the oa-h.
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IN. ceupsry.s Milisss Yo,se.

Washington City. Feb. e.-The secre-
tary OF war hss vent to congress an an
ssrsct showing the militia force OF tbs
country by sfsfes and terrstories. Tho
entire force 10 piacsd at 1852, of whlch
1g7. .a4 are prfvates and commissioned
officers. and $3.50 commissioned officers.
The unorganizet military force of tha
country numbers .. .SSz, ,s0s.
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Salem. Or. Feb. ss-Tssere vas so ma
teriaI changes in tbs senatorial baiiot TO-
day. SIX members were absent- The vote
stood: Doiph %. Hare 10. Westherford I.
Williams 3. Hermann 70. Lord ;. Lowell =
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seh.nsia Nominated Issutenass 0snsrsl
wasf1snwton City. Feb. s-TnA presl-
dent today approved the bill creating ms
rank OF lieutenant general In the army.
and nominated Scfofseid for thu place.
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QUEEN LII GIVES Up.
Ahdicates the Throne and Rec
ognizes the Republic.
HOPING TO ESCAPE PUNISHMENT
Minister Willis Espcuses the Cause
of the Nurderous Rebels.

. Seeks - I,serfers with the Niii-
tsry csurt Iryise the Royaliss Cri..-
insls-ciaas seseeksls' Msaex Prob
ably Besshs shs RebsIs' Arns-rAsy
seemed - censsasr Grsvsr Casve-
Hand In Eali sympashy-nab wilcox
and Othsr Leaders cf the Rsvsls
Sentenced e Death.
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Prss,aens Decide. In Favor ~ nsssia.

Washington City. Feb 6-The press-
dent has decided the dispute betweex
Brazil ard Argentine Republic, evar ths
Misssones country. in favor OF Brazil.
Both countries left the matter to his arbts
tratsou.