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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

The racing AZ New orleans yoHtordny
WaH VI very high order aud nh four
fntprtea out of hyo won the talent
was happy ~ The end Of tho duy IN
The nrBt rnUo NJ thropsa unrtura NJ a
mile Tramp and Prince Imperial Wore
about equal thvorlleH but tho latter
was tho most fNnoird, aud getting
away In tho lend was neyur headed
Trump aud Lakeland were both bnukod
~ win the SECOND race, ana Hftpr u
nHhtlng nnlsh tie former won by a
head ON the post,
Thu famous "AHuppar" Garrison was
announced u rlda M Henry Ia the
thHd rnpc, ana when this was known
the hnrue whH made " tremendous ia
Nnrlio. uhrrHun ruhu his mount In
mnHtrrly btyln hud won by u head,
illuHltWull gnWa very flrt al the nnlHh,
hut could not boat the 'Nvorlto.
Vhr Important event Ut the day wnH
tho Magnolia handicap, nj one mite
aud twenty yards, with $1,000 10 the
wIuuor MnWhnll Nero and Doonpud
Wuro about equal choices, but me WIN
nor turned up In Torrapn. Win igi
ponds up l'onny rode tho latter with
Hou judgment. and he won In hollow
style lie was loudly nppitudod when
he rolutnti tu weigh IN,
l'iFn the inyprllt, made all the plunF-
pH tnul EUu1 by winning the last race,
although nara pressed ~ the tuihh by
thhln liurkImHr was backed from Z 10
I down IN . 10 / but thlrd was the best
no could 81,
1'hu cub NlrmborW handicap M H.
Louis win be worth 5000 10 tho winner
and al the high ulaAa horses NJ the
west hra tnioroi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

sto"tod wan sooien Guods-Grcon
Eonda Dupes,

gtu,t,.,,,tr. r.. 81,
dnv. n,,,, i,', ,'s,',,., ""''I' I'D u I"W
OF ti,o 6utt,,. w.. h"Fg hl H'onuh
from Ninrlnn n, dim iing, 'i,u ,In,l
Ia ono ,rn," a,,r,,'i Xxx, WIN p'NnnElnh
,ninnns,J i,t n,,',, "' '',,', ~" w..
h,'n ~, A,.,'..' ", W. W'"''t'tu' '' Il'u
,,nu', AZ" Wv" wv" OF ,"ll"h
.,,,',,..5 ~ .nHl nnu ~ wnH
h,,,.. ,,,',,'' '',,p'yls luI' Ipi ma
tha ,,',,' llNl" NIt,' h'"I
i,ns,,,,,' ''',' '"'h'' ven hhd
lpnin ,yas [m,,na ~, ~ u' ,nh ms
,,4I, ,uI NJ, y, "' wv '" ''' Nl"i-
,il ,,.u,,, i,".' ,Vuu ma lhlnr on
g,nnI ,,,, ~ ~ u"u ~ U"ui WIS
r,UIsii. '1,, Nv u'"' W"Nk lhn
W' n''''"'Ih pOI'y visited
s,i. e,,s,,,l',,I,',n ,"Nn' 70 ,'Ai ~ VINO hhd
un ,,sr't',',i "aW, ~ INV hNNh Dul
r,ur,t @ """"'," ". l"lur mo
/, on, t'obi ,',,. p.'''',' ,tn, l"un' lhn,
of nom rnd ',gilgt, XXX .,, I1"t u,',hI
YV,r ni"tt ,uai,,,,' Tx m,.' ',"' n'N'd
XXX "hu' ""''nb n"uUhN 10 Nlhhny
'T.',, NV ,,,,. ,","'N "l Hg'rlal hachH.
XXI" w. WV. Nl'" ,O"'N,d lhhl a. man
h,I '''" ''''N' llt th' n'1N llptlou
KIN, .,i ',',' u'aI,lN 'h' I"hd lhle ni
'r,' ,'nu wy Wn" woe hn"Wu IN De-
TUNED tgngurs ,o, , III n.y. ,usy''l,"'y
lGn" manIatsd g,rl5,',, ,I' nwnv ,l.., h1u
'I',,,.. ~, .N'Nnl ana certain
."''n "' ui"3N'Nn,sa ln more wnNa
'" ,lt n"" tl' nNVu' uhN parry grew
~" ".u"l "hu N'lnihohl
. y" W. 'N',l,'n "NlhWosl '"rhnr NJ
5,l,'y','',h,U county il'pl Wh'ru Tom
rny, ,9i,h ~ W. ,"e ,''nnuh l'hnlhor
'uyo WIN hW"ll up"NluN hut WIN
Nupgs' u, nvl"'n,s of lWse rooms and
un'' ",nhnN',l euhlNri"nenu PAL
AK, WI NV nnlll' no'yF ana snowy
"U'," Wn'lA Weeg9 several years HEO
- l"llt ~, N'lNnb"'lhf rlllaFps any"
",N''.' wv 'h' fublef w multitude
ts WHnNOln, WIN one clue hfter
nutat H., W.. were induced 10
lsr. tint IN n ,,.i1'' Xxx, m'NF i'"'u'p
udy fa,'rd ~, ~, ,,..,, XXX ,upu. u, the rpYn
Xxx. M'h4H lppuH pI lull I9Nfa NJ
Xxx. AN9.n' hnls lfy F"udH etc,
XXX, ,.,, "tll'h'Hl'l Nhl Ipnp Day
~ nW'a ~, WV N'ruub lNf soma
,.,.' reVn' Inin"n OF Ihhihcr
KIM, ~ n.' NunWN VI, "hHiio lnrpr-
XXI, ,.st '"' 'UV N' que nilerrH
6,ntl"g ot6",s" quo ''''''' ana were
Iof ,nr gaal rev iNya There has been
XIV, ig,a.ll,irln,ni 10 Hralh caused ~
gi nntl ,t,'liin ~, IWlgN'a- Week
a,fli,I ~. 'p"pl, or WWoh g.
~ '"" P"nl''
t,okt,,,,. a,,, lwp IhnmdH
f,,Ic,, ,,,,, ~ NuNh arrived IN
grsib ro,,nt' ~. 81 lh' WY nom
goods fn.p ,fb.., 49,, Wl''N, tlnNn
m IA, i,,,. ~ ,t VIZ ,nhptnipA ana
r6y.,ig.f. ,yor, ,'ttt, uNn,n hrli hohvY
tbgv nd a ps,n.,'i,i uN9s iNhnh ~
innu MrMahsn ss,' 'f,pih ueln iairal-
a uotn ~" wy nNhA tham
1i,e i,o,.
u,s parsnl '5,Sh ~ 'HNuo"Nl lp"k bur
iooltIny fnr ~ WIZ in.s were
tohL Inc MOI, k"N94 NVmhltan
stniion mia bo, ,n' lel prsnlnni
rar1y n, M fsn,o wv, , n' was James
ihat MIN KIN 'n TOW YORK
bln, ,bs nn1e y, H Wh'ShslH gave
rnnd. "fome win n"h ne note
bring van to mar All lie, n' WV
Tbs T n,aus ~ ha , Nl tnr"r we're ,held,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

he Acted irrog"i"ri,, Hat unoic sam
WIN oN,si0ols ~.

Warrington AlHrrh Va The oflrl.ia
~ lhe state department aro aon,eWbst
ehfpllded ui thr action VI Haron bhvn.
We italian Ambassador. IN oonimitni,
eating directly with tAe governor gr
T,ol9fn1o roapoetng ne protection M
lAuaip ~ ih1, HHto MS course waa
lifeHulrl bat n 10 not probable tbnt
any ofiioial nOtico win be- taksn ar V',.
matter, particularly la Wow of the es.
ifennlR discreet ana temperate manner
ig when the Ambassador hag pfossnt..i
MS aaAa "a The stRte department
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

state CHAMPION Taohabory has bsen
ehuhei 10 lower his onlofa Ia UsH
9io,fls' a " year Old blayoilat of this
:, Young Morris, TaoAnbsry ana
iNoWn Or ", Louis met In 4 match
ia9H Yesterday over quarter of a
lug NymiH"t Two best out NJ three
WY WA Wy ilrut ana last heats were
hsn9nli rha Fori worth baye az
tsilllg ~ Nus trim, ana expaat 10 Win
everything IN slight this season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Grcsnmm sends Vpcy rIni" uabs-
grnm "a MndTid

Madrid March TO- The following
oNhloHIhm hnH been received here,
Taylor Mlnlator Madnd Thia de-
purlment h Informed that on the 8th
lnatunl the United Rtntca mall hiohnis
ahlp Alllnnoln. on her hnmuwnrd y0y-
nku from Colon 10 New York, whom
within ala miles from tho OuuHt nf
cuba, or Cape Mnyal. was repeatedly
irad upon by Spanish gunhpnt with
Hdlid SHOT, which, fortunately foil
short, The wlndward naHHRge whore
this occurred w the natural and upuai
hlEhWny fur Vesaola plying between
portn of the United HtatoH and tho
Caribbean Hon, Through II several
regular lines or American mall aud
commercial HtrnmolH mss weekly with
In niHht 1T Cape Mayal They are
VOL known ana thor voyage embraces
no Cuban port Ot cali
"luiolhlu Interference with them Oan-
not hu claimed m bullporeni aut
whether they pass within throo miles
pt tho Cuban oouHt or not aud can m-
der np circumstances u0 tolerated whom
M state uf war okiHta. rms govern
meni rkprotA prompt dinaVuWHl NJ the
unauthorized act nnd thu expression or
regret on the phrt ~ Spain aud n
must inHlHt lhnt immediate ana positive
orders he given a. Spanish naval unIu-
mnndefs not 10 iHtolforG with iaWtl-
mate American commerce passing
through that channel md prohibiting
an nets Wnntunly luperllllnE llfa aud
property lawfully under tho nnR Ut the
lnliod states. You win communicate
TINS Ia the mlnlNlur uf foreign anAiia
hnd utrU Importance " prompt and
satisfactory response
"uuEBliAM. Hooretnry."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

=, unatleiton' . q, March 10. .-mdge
d nranHsS " ing United states DISTRICT
utnpNit hnhHna down decision in me
llDei onaf ~ The schooner Gateitnn
gnnilaeaied ~ the stale FOR ylsIatI,s
me dihpanhary law Ths dauff aava
~ much W tho dinpsnaafy All a. ln-
teIleleh win Interstate commerce ID
obnoxious ~ the unltod Rfaies eonst.
tnllph and II void, and the sohoonef
nAigilnAt mhlir Engaged Ia such com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
rms roi.i.s AGAIN


chicago, ll.. March N About god
nngry Poles men aud women utormul
Nt lludUeWlgi Catholic church at
North llpyuu avenue ana ltof iul,p
Htrnot nt $50 0'oloole lhiH morning rive
policemen were ON guard aud were
nuWod by tho mob On atriNu Ut rr
lnrnrcpmOuta tho rlGturp Ntrr driven
um Thrro hnH been trouble IN &c.
ll"dR"wiR'a parish for many Wrrts
Father BarEiuslN was driven out
several works. uRp and at thGt limo the
police were called upon tu protect tho
church propgrty Father lmrsin4lu be.
lnnr"d 10 the order ur lluiurrUcti1nlat
rhlhor aud n was to this that tho
objections wore made for SONS reuHua
Archbishop Forh8n cont Father
btbdleEyk 90 Tho church, hut wilton 10
vas discovered that he too was ID
lInHuirnntloulat he wnH rrioctrd. The
rhu'h was closed aud locked FOR two
wruha un1 luHi nlRhl the phriHhlonura
dri'tmlnri Ia oppose rcoponmr M
tho udillo". linrly today tho pnlUH bo-
gan pouring into the church han aud
when about 200 had arrived the mnruh
~ tir church. three blnrlsH aVuy. wnu
lnNon M -Four ubrrnHt the uAultsd body
inhruhod lrnpunciuB the priest ana de-.
earring thry would prevent him nom
saying mass
a constable had luicphonod for the
pole" uH 3pun HH the mob npuprrri.
"ui lW a trW WinniuH Two patrol WuE.
"ha lpndpl with unlorW wore driven I'm
70 tho rhhrnh on tho run Tho ur1ets
were thon Hiyrn To tho police 10 draw
lnrir rorplYrrr and use thrm II urrrn.
Hhry 20 rlHHr the church Tho ut,try
crowd stood FOR a moment whom fIrfv
P"h'.hoiL weapons la hand mlrghpt
t,.w lnr uroh Tho captain orlnroJ
w" lhitudnrH 10 leave the churph. rad
Nuiuv NJ the Polish DUlrUra iuf,r,,.t tI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

tan franoleeO, cal, March Ig.-ptrs,
..hHr liYa furlphRa Julia Martin wan
,sganlll second, ikinkley thlfd, Time
Nen9ni race iiiA fufioneu, handieau
gg'i,,lTF Won, ntii rohe second, cAptsin
SysMr third. Time, liis 10 49,"
fhfa race aiils, selling Hydy was.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
.oLDlnNs .lILL lloln no LI.,nn.
nlnchs ana Ians Are nt waris. nu,
Are Tudor 0pard,

NOW ORLEANS, March 10.
IN ihh lANt twenty -four hpura more
!iNh pten no chunRe ~ tha labor hliun.
non Ia this elty ~ day long WORK
wv htpHfohael On the WhNFyeH but ha
hstpfe, u WnH Tho ufEFBos nf at bosi
piAoh ma tan gauge" Ulaif white AMI
halt o0l1fcd, who loaded thn sltipa on
Whleh iho nghting tupN place on 1uoa,
my ana 'hsf were unher tho protpu,
ilnh ~ halleH ~ state troops fully
pptnlnh hHu READY 70 suppress any out,
+ bfHak ~ The fi0tqus rlement Th,
troops ieft The artnoflea al oeloeit
WIS morning ana took no p1altlona ~
we river mont occupied hy the prluee
ne lipfHHon ana the Woat india 6gnst
inFs' lheae being The points nj which
hn"plg vas deemed most likely 10 %.
Hhlps Of Heyafal other foreign
s ~. N'S p.'hB loaded BY their regular
tApks, pul against these there has
bren no protest
During the hay Oovernor ToslAr held
rphierFiino with committees renresent.
lnF ne white gcfawinrn and tbe MGR.
ehnnip, bpt ~ neither needing wng anv
result fehnhed fia Hpant several
nputa ~ enaragoIlnH Cd bring tba
rpsppnsibliity ana ~ securing a nladre
thet uley would permit others 10 com.
p0w WIN them without frar of bodiiy
harm, but without avail m. r1sr
chpntH we're no mere tra0table. fIjs
skeeilshcg sought 20 secure fFom them
pfaiuise 70 pursue more eonolila.
tory policy nnd 70 bring about NJ.
Cancellation " tho two interests on
basis Or INITIAL CONCESSIONS. Tho inee-
position sol forth ia their address IN
Tpeaday rhoy aaid they had MI
sought this ironble but n9w mai they
were IN u they were detoFmiupd 10 bsa
y through and would not yiall an inah.
= u said they placed Ia tha governors
bands tfgh1 toward ihE eapsnsas of thi,
tspopg and prcmissd 81 risch mora al
WOMB he nfesesNFf The EOYernor aays
~ ~sl' remain hera until tho trouble
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

st. Louis, Mo, March 10 iflrst race
NinnnlNtepnthA OF u miles nelmAr won,
Designer second Shenandoah hoy
third rime, biNa Ia
Nrouni race ms fprongai lAiello
u won cynntha second, Mas Magma
thlrd Time, lli 10,
Thlrd racer NelihNl fYp furionuai
nOlllnaer won. Caonar SECOND, Roy
third rime, 1904
Fourth rateyRellnHl alY furonRBl
Golden Cinwn won, iill imrnpA noe.
ond John Lynch third 'rlme, ilie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

al Combs Park, outside NJ tbe e,tv
me men entered the ring al lsS nniiuds
,phaillona we're that Monglnn waH Ia
pp pul oui ~ ten rounds which Iay.
~ rallied 20 10, The nght gna f9r
WV hhlle nnd gatH rgoeipia. x laraa
ilyNl Of sports Witnessed tho 10. wbl9h
was Hood one from atari 10 dnIsh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

new Orleans. March 10 Woathor
clear, track good
=, plfst tare, three quarters 0f a mile
.Ilhga Imperial won, Gold Dust soeond.
Mntfltt thlrd, 'rlme, nm,
SECOND race, hu,tighibs ar "a ,,u.
Trump won, Magz0tinf aoGond Ariiesa
NilId Time, 1883 ~ '''""
,,Ihlfd faoe lhroorguArtoia on mile ~
w llnhry won liaeh Ball Hhn0nd. liird
catcher mira Time, llg, ''''
Fourth race, milo and twenty varda
hpHh1la handicap -1orrhpin wan 1iitaunp,
zen tooond, Marabsll thlrd nina
hlfll race ven.aiKteanths Of n
nlllt lah won rablD second, uerti.
NOR third. Time, no ~ 'E'"''
Trn-Iiound Ia,
houston iNA, March 10, BiUy Law
loh. 81 chicago, ana Tom Monrhnn. al
uaivpslpn, fought ten rollnda tOni,,ht
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
STILL PULLING the WIRES.


department before noon on the ith or
March last, There are llioe o. four
cases whore tho nomination came Ia
nrcr ~ o'nloeh, and na tho Haerotnry
10 not uloar as ~ Tho competency Of tho
punEruaamon ~ make them after they
hnl themselves ceased 10 hold office,
the legal question, aud VIII withhold
MS duulniun M tn thaap cadets until an
uuuWur iH returned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16
City Chemist, St. Louis:

The convention closed with miznab
circle aud hsnedletiOn.
." teeepllGn a. lle univsrnity Mon
success. A'N"'
Y II hoped that The Influence Of mi,
convention win be falt Throughout Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

London March 49, al the wool a,,c.
non sale today it,i76 bales were oitered
~ Which 1900 we're Withdrawn the iaf'
tHr mostly .meiinoe a falr duaiity
Naa 9nefed, which waa conpsfsd III
bfinkiy by all GLASSES flaHaa 4saa
age'n an active buyer Tor faulty par,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

washington . ,',si ~
Harris Nalioaalll, 4, g \ ~
ne las also p'ss,atilf " q
tIaaai bank q n isI'p
Ulhl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

-
washington, Mafqh
department mas feslls1a, !. "
from Minister IlAhef ~
0arngilA, dated haffll v
10 Tho cases Of seven Ans \,
wore held under aFfeil J. N
Nicaragua, aiaoe HepisleM.'
nharRa NJ iyneHnR q NAVY n
gna who had cpilIeii,,s, 4
participated IN M mlla' NJ
man IN The nelahh1yilsas. \. 4 Il
tor reports liaf ailff XIV X
bsen il iail f0r aqlng II ~
party, Dr. dllmah Ah9 d XIX
a0Bfsaned to having es NV n
lyBGhlng Rlols ana oe', y, X
0ihars knew nothing VA Z
1'liafoup0n the iiye lnNY.''
released - VA
diiman and Hoppe VIZ lissilj
aud we're iriAd fof W. ig',l'A
innuary Thpy Wfis IN 4
The minister reports 'p''
az liberty -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Washiaaten, Maeeh 10 we. 1,,.,
ora TssAaa-ssensFaiiT fats AAf.sInr,
nSFtheTig wtndsI a.iasr to soastl
ss~'i wasmsr IA ssrthss@, psssioa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Charleston March Ia, No game ho
tween Washington and iiroohbn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

Appetite comes With oaune," Yea.
The mos. Favored nourshne ctl,ae
ana biscuit made with praGa naklnR
Powder are palalAbl,. even to Az.
nnplga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-16

lipnaehoepora bust frlrnd the namo
10y which rnocH nntlng Powder ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04
THE sENArE.

WAsHIEGToE, d. C., March 2.-The
/ Senate resumed work al D. IN. The
| following bills were passed: 10 amend
| tho act FOR the relief Of certain yoluu.
| trer aud regular soldiers OF tue late war
and the war Of Mexico; 10 amend the
act incorporating the American Unl-
versliyi 10 amend the act NJ 10 liens OF
judgments anu DEGREES OF United States
courts.
Confederation OF tho naval bill was
| then resumed.
PeItigrew attacked tho Hawaiian
| caulu item, anu then yielded flt the
presentation Of tho conference agree
mont on tue District Of Columbia bill,
which was confirmed. The conference
report OF the legislative, executive aud
judicial bill was also c1ulrmsi.
Lodge made spirited reply TO Pct.
tlgTow. Hs had large map hung,
geographically shoWing by various
ooloTs the British naval stsii9ns so the
Atlantic and Pacific. By various limos
ho showed the comparative naval
strength Of the United States and Great
Britain.
There was great Interest In this, and
tho galleries broke into loud hand.
clappiug when Lodge dramatically
NAlNs v lAhk Auo lnlkHA nkhkNh once
plant lts nag on Hawaiian soil, ana no
nation on the face Of the earth will
ever haul II down" Tho demonstra.
lion In the galleries lasted 10 long that
the presiding oiiiCer threatened 10 clear
them.
Blsokburn's motion 10 rsccde WAS
dSfcgted-27 10 82-and the bill was
sent back TO conference.
10 announcing the pairs on the
Hawaiian cable, blackburn stated thai
sherman had told him he wouII
vote 10 reoVde, az he did not belleve
that either house should ooerce tine
other. This brought the Senate 10 I'M
Item " building ships. The commit.
tee amendment reduced the number
rom three ~ two, 20 cost S4,O OD. O10
each exclusive Of armament. EQnrts
were made at SUI. n secure q recess
until II a.m. sunday, but Ptfsr (Popl
objected, anu began u speech sgains,
UsttleHhlps.
AZ 3 am, on motion Of German.
the Senate took Tecess until 2 .. m,'
lOJaYe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04

Congress Approprintss rive million
Dollars for ahst Purpose.

Congress Approprintrs rive Million
Dollars for IhsI Purpose.
wAsuuSuroN, b. G., March AT
the night ausalon Of tho House tho
conference report Of tho suutfy Civil
bill, which contained the Bouato pro.
Visions Tor the purchase Of the Blaine
cite, the pnymHnt VI tho sugar bounty,
tbs purchase Of printing I'm 70 site,
etc., had the right OF way, Mt. Say
ere, chairman II tho Appropriations
Committee, was at ibo holm, and al.
though tho debate on the sugar bounty
was nt tlmCs almost r0t0ur, he held
the tillrr firm I'll long after midnight,
WHOM the bounty bill was carried by
! 1888 10 lgi
On motion OF Mr. Bland a fcholulion
was adopted designating the secretary
/ Of tho treasury, uporlntondont Of the
/ coast anu grOdoiiO survey, and the
director Of tho mint, o C0mmiitUo 10
/ investigate aud report TO tho next Com
gree the adyltabilily VI tue adoption
| " tho decimal fyHtUm.
Al O'Clock when tho House recon.
youed Bnyoru presented tho conference
report of the sunury Civil appr0pri.
alton I'LL.
The great contest came On the Sen.
ate amendment approprlatiug S5,u0l,-
600 Tor The payment VI tue sugar
b1untiea tor the fiscal year ending June
S0lh next.
WilsOn, Of West Virginia, In sur
/ port " tue bounty, said Il was uui0f-
/ tuunte that tue question came before
| tho House 10 an Independent ptOp0ai.
/ don, instead Of being made onu OF the
/ legitimate COmpfUmisrs ni tho tar NJ
law. lie was not willing 10 have his
/ vote on this question 20 on record
/ without an explanation. To no one
was a bounty more repugnnnt than 10
him. But bounty having been given
by tho act VI 1899 wrongly nud Ger.
/ tainly against the wishes "
the sugar states, u became the
! duty OF Congress 10 deal VITA
/ things a. they were found. Ia
tue spirit VI Justice aud equity, dealing
| with great industry, thu ways anu
means committee believed the bounty
should not be stricken down GO q single
blow, and today, uealiug with Il IN the
came spirit, ho did believe the growers
were entitled 10 at least proportion u
| tho bounty they hal earned In 1898
| and 1894 under the existing law.
Carmen (liep.) Of Illinois tainted the
| Democrats who declared their uualtur.
able opposition 90 a bounty 10 build up
an Industry aud who tonight were
ready 10 vote Tor bounty that was an
empty gtatuiiy. lie should never vote
| Tor 1t.
After some further remarks DinglOy
attempted TO offer an amendment u
the Senate nmUn1ment 90 aa 10 ppy
that portion OF the bounty earned be.
fore the new tarlii act went Into eject.
The chair held Mt. Dlnglsy not In
order until Mr, R5befison's molten 10
agree 10 the Senate amendment had
been decided, and the vote was taken
/ by yeas and nuys,
The m,t0Ou wna carried, 1893 10 ia.
Tho House at $3.50 took recess until
pm. Before the receta the House
agreed 10 = partial report ON the Indian
appropriation bill ami II wont w fur.
ther conference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-04

TOXIC, Feb. rs, PER stssmshlp City
% Peking, via San francsgl, March ..
The Japanese government has pub
lishcd a series Of documents exposing
the preionsro % tho Cliuogp peace ou-
yoyH, and explaining The attitude and
fcti0n VI the commissioners appointed
10 receive them.
Fio Chinese party, including Mr..
Foster sailed from Nagasali fof China
ON February 18th By French mail
steamer. The autioipati0n tltt nugotia.
lions Will soon be fgoponed Ina earnest
appeals 20 be Justified frat by the
circumstance that the American nd.
wiser Continues la Chinas service, and
still moro strongly In the crushing ut-
feat NJ Wei Hat Wei.
In consequence OF urgent Representa-
tlons by Count inouye, the Korean
government has ordered the abolition
" all forms Of torture, nud proclaimed
that hanging shall hereafter be- the
io'a method Of capital punishment Tor
uriiuary criminnls, anu shooting tor
those condemned bS martial Law.