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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-08
peni.oa Hotel. Ina,.napol... on ,

s"" s.otess AuutnhApoi.s, on Fire.
Indianapolis Feb. SHORTY after 10
O'Clock this morning fra broke out In
the fifth floor OF the Den4son hotel. the
largest In the city. Owing TO the in
tensely Geld weather the fireuaen were
Handicapped. The hotel quickly filed
with smoke and the guests left quietly.
No panic resulted. For time it seemed
as IL the IRE would spread TO the Grand
opera house. Immediately across the alley
south. ard to tho Empire ta1easer. Fire
man Frank Nuter ana an electric light
man. Peter Ryan. were Knocked from
. fadser forty feet high by a falling
cornfce. Nutter will probably dse. RYAN
- seriously injured
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RANKA
PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
0ccidsntal block. Seattle Wash.
Capital. ......................... $1o0ooo
BANKS.

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ........................Pr President
Arthur a. Denny. Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr.. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank I. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins,
=. c. Eeufelder. +. w. Wilmaus
Transacts . savings bank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum- Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent. on or
binary deposits,
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions eince January end For
Yaatordav.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since Janu-
airy /. 1895. are ss24l77.A There were
filed for record with the county aaiitor
yesterday deeds aggregating As6s.
Following h the list as furnished by
the Daily Record room ~. scheuer-
man block:
John s. Spencer to r. L. Durham,
trustee. ne IA. bot 2. block IL, Fairview
Homestead Association ada, 81.
r. b. Banks to Frank III. Paul. lot Il.
Washington Central improvement Com
pany's add Kent, $565.
Maud and Il. NJ. Ratelfffe to Elixabets,
A. Maltby. lot L. block g. Armour's add.
Si5e
+ w. West to EAzabeta A. Mal,by. lot
/. block Il. Eden add No. q 500.
John p. Gleason to Z. w. Andrews.
trustees lots ard 2, block i. Laws
First add, lot 10 block II. Central Sc
atie. S. 200.
Joseph kiser to Carroll Rensck. sv.
ne. sec 49,. q. c., $50.
Henry Coughsn to Joseph w. Philipe.
lot =, block IA. Renton Hin, $1,000
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THAI CnINA srKAMER LIME.
Shippers VIII show Hfll Des4taess "A.
vaatagss Over Portland.

vsasages Over Portland.
AT he meeting Of the executive COM
mittee Of the shippers Association 1t the
chamber OF commerce yesterday the time
was mostly taken up in discussing the
proposed new line OF China steamers,
which the Portland people claim viii be
put on between that city and China by
the Great Northern railroad and the Ore
gon Railway q Navigation Company. be-
ginning on May !.
Most of the members who spoke on the
subject were OF the opinion that prompt
action should be taken and President Hih
and other officials shown that Puget
Sound - by far the most advantageous
and desirable terminus for such a line.
The secretary was notified to correspond
with Mr.. Hill and others on the subject
at once and inquire whether the line Is
to be established between Portland and
China and whether his road has any con-
nection with It.
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
sKAGrT RIVER ROUTE.

Weekly Tine Card Steamer Clan Nc
Donald
Leaves Lilly, Hogarvtus & Co. dock, Se-
attse-M oattay, Feb. 4. Tuesday, Feb. s,
"Wednesday. Feb. 6. Thursday. Feb Z, and
Friday, FEB. 8, at IL midnight
. Leaves Mount yernon-Tiesday, Feb. 5,
"Wednesday, Feb. 6. Thursday. Feb. Z. and
Friday, Feb. 8. at q m; and Sunday,
Feb. 10. at a m.
LILLY. BoGARDUS q CO., Inc, Own
ers and Managers, Seattle. Telephone.
l2g or 5o9. II. II. Mcdonald, Master; Jud
Elliott, PuEser.
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Rai,rosd and Industrial yo....

The Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
way IL now shipping east twenty-five cars
OF shingles per day. against forty a day
during the summer and fail.
p. p. Shelby. assistant general traffic
manager OF the Great Northern railway,
arrived from the East last evening.
A rate OF a fare and a fifth has been
made by the Northeyn Pacific railroad
from all points In Washington Tor the
Peoples Party meeting which Is to be
held in Olympia on February q.
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SAN JUAN Isr.ANps-sTEAMER IL

SAN JUAN rsr.ANDs-sTrAMrR r.Y.
OLA THOMPSON,
CARVING United States mail leayea City
1Oc4s root or main street, Monday, We'd
Mesoay ana Friday at O. m. for Fort
Iu1wnsend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD
NORTH Bound-Leave Seattle zoo a m;
ieave Port Townsend TOO a m: Leave
rriday Harbor u:su A. M; leave Roche
nSroor lz:So p. m: arrive New Whatcom
south Bound-Leave New whatcom GOO
q m: leave Roche Harhor Ii 100 q. m. |;
ieave Friday Harbcr 1900 m: leave
9.lS p. m.
r. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent Phone. $50
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
c,.arnsr Utopia. J. A. OsBrseu. Master
leaves Tacoma II noon, Seattle Gem
,raI wharf. D. m. Mondays and Thurs
ssvs for Port Townsend, Anac0rteS. Fair
S9vea New whatcofn, Blaine and Fri
day Harror. going through to Vancouver
rare TO Blaine. s.; fare TO Vancouver.
FOR further information apply at Gem
trail wharf.
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encys and hser reports coafarned the
cain Ia price. Paris opened rssher higher
ana Berlin advanced IA mark. ne -
cearts hers ana elsewhere In Ne west
we're INVARIABLY Hight Tia tota. re-
ce1pts - The primary marhets were &.eeo
busbeIs. compared With - go last week.
a private Liverpool cablexrzm said that
oilers ok wheat from Argentine were
light The. opening sor May wheat was
st q a-4c. and before bex1nn1nx the d.
cline whzch finally Iefs Il a. s. sc Il
touched 81 3-sc- BusfneA w1s On =
heavy scale. although It was by no means
. dun day In the PIT.
Corn was upsat The start ana down at
the finish. II was : matter or shorts
Who covered freely at the opening caus-
ms the advance. When they seemed to
havs III she stun they wanted there vas
AbeEAl reassxtng and the ADVANCE was
moro than LOST. May opened sc higher
~ = 5-ec, sofd from 4594Sc. and closed
It : l-4c- Light receipts and an advance
at Liverpool aided me advance.
Oats--A lively session was passed ana =
generally good business was transacted.
May oats sold from = 3-402 7-sc and then
to = 1-s6zs Lac. 1t which price Il closed.
Provisions were quiet but generally
nrm- May pork closed 1oc, May lard lee
and Nay ribs Lie higher
C1ess.g Qsssasas.s.
whsat-Fehruary, 20 l-zc: May, s. 80.
Corn-Fcbruary, ~ 3-&c: My. q i-4c
oAts-February. q s-sd27 SIC: May. - Is
ca Lac.
Pcrk-February. s1eI6; May. slo.sa.
lard February se 90 IT,. Nav e -7ae
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SEb?
ALL FoR TWENTY
FIVE CENTS.
Iubin'
Tooth
Powder

Has come to be recognised
as the most perfect denti-
frlce in the market. The
most gratifying thought IS
that the popularity Of this
powder is based entirely on
its merit.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a IN. passengers re-
II, q. 81.
For Alaska Feb. and q
From San Francisco fer Victoria and
IA. -. IL
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE OF
the company. at Ocean dock Seattle
CQODALI4. PERKINS a Co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
]. III. JOHNSON. r. s. Supt.. Seattle.
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Clerk

Out Of . position doos noe q.
ways know where to look loe
employment Everybody reads
the want" page Of the Post-In.
teiligencer. Is everybody wants
some thing or other. SO, natur-
ally. business man in need OF .
clerk turns to that psge first a
all Make known your wants.
II you dou't. no one eiao viii.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
sTrAMrR RosArlr.

ETEAMf<E IEtsSALIEs
Ariipgtns dock, leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. At
=. a. Steamer Idaho leaves for Part
Townsend and way yorts daily, exceQs
Sunday. a. D. M. SanGky. Direct. ~ q
send 81 .. a. Telephone IA
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

6:00amlI1vIMiE.. sTacpnna. .tll0.ArI l.4Sam
10:l5amlLyl zSI... Seattle. i a2tArI 3:00am
l:sOpmI Lvl 12| PIT. T'wns'd. ISL Arlii :sspm
4:3opmiArlll0.. Victoria ...EMllLvI s:3opm
sDaify except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf, Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
!. A. EADEAu, Gen Agt.. NJ r. r. II.
Yesler ave. and Front ST. Seattle.
>. g. YERKES. Agent. Yesler wharf.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tims card in effect Oct g. 1884,
Seattle and WhaIcom ruute--Sfate OF
Washington leaves Seattle daily, except
Saturday. at 10 p. m. Seattle and La Con.
ner Route-F'asrhaven leaves Seattle daily.
except Saturday ut $50 p. m Tacoma and
Seattle Route-State Of Washington leaves
Seattle Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur.
days at 40 p. IA.
yESLER DOCK.
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FOB ALASKA

STEAMER CHfLKAT
Leaves on February = At 70 O'Clock a. nc.
For special rates inquire o<
J. G. CARROLL. A~ent.
Tezephrrse s. Sshwa1aeAersS Wharf
.. w. MeALLEP. Master.
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STEAMERS.

EVERETT RoUTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 40 - H. and $50 p m
Leaves Everett 10 a. m and p. IN.
Sunday--Leayes Seattle u o. m Leaves
Everett Z o. tn
Fare-Ssngie trip. &c: round trip. S-z.
Connects with boats FOR Tacoma and
Laniing-colnan dock. foot OF Marion
street.. "
COMPANY.
Gland Troup. Pres r. w. Coodhue. 81.
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n ~ iccai produce hioases yesterday
se1x continued light and values low
81 r.k. Receipts were above the aver
@11nx 70 the arrival Of the San Fran
- nlsamer. but they were well dis
I the goods arrived In fair cons
1rd consisted mainly Of fruits and
lrr rruducts. This consignment together
~ small shipments received daily
|Ezzo flasrent Sound points caused an
sueply and served to weaken prices.
- h<sue anxious 10 dispose OF their
NhfIc fresh
Npal oranges are In large supply and
- shade their asking prices consid-
- n order to effect sales. Only
s - sock IL wanted by consumers.
I'm stock IL plentiful and any reason
80 exsr 10 not refused Lemons are
6llsi for trade requirements and deal
INA firmly for full figures. Lines
S i very light supply and inactive.
l0 are abundant and have q wide
) - q yAlues Choice stock IS firmly
- ~ quotations. sI.l0Gfi5o per box,
pQor stock Is sold for almost any
Tropical fruits with the exception
LAS are dull and move very slow.
- are In fair supppiy and inquiry
{ fkom Is quite brisk. Nuts move very
utx cranberries move moderately We'll
- ttaiers are holding for quotations
II plnls per pound.
Vu11lsh.es of all kinds move we'll and
- y rcd supply. Dealers are holding
u ia figures on most lines. The inquiry
= nn1nower and cabbage II moderate
- posatoes are In considerable demand.
6pe1h1y from foreign ports. Celery Is
m = quoted rates. 80 cents per dozen
~. Squash ars In light 9upply and
- aexlected. Onions show Eood move
nem
Din produce Ia in over supply and
III ehs exception OF q few choice brands
II asamery butter the market is very
~. Choice Eastern and Eilensburg
sle6nery butter are held for fun figures.
80 grades of dairy and California stock
e dan and prices are very weak. Cheese
tnoderasely steady at quotations. Fresh
MA eggs are in large supply and
fscn remain low end weak. The
zsss.sions yesterday were IA ind Is cents
81 dozen. Poultry Is In fair supply and
seb1ipts Of chickens are becoming larger.
- narke, Is fairly Arm.
he whea. market remains in o de-
pupd condition and dealings are mostly
eshaned 10 futures. The wool and hop
nzsktts ere very DUH.
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srRArT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STRAIT SIEAs1SelE LoSAr AN L
Seattle and ToynSen9-<eah Bay route.
Steamer GarIana leaves Yezler dock Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays At EslS
a IA for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
pungeness. Port Angeles Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Claliam Bay asa
Neah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle Ssg1
leaves Yesfer dock for Pert Townsend.
port Williams, Dungeness. Port Angeles
ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fr4says at s.1S ,. m. arrives Seattle alter
nate days p "a.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. Feb. 7.--wheat--vailey, 7sa
Tia per GENITAL; walla walla, doc per
buslaei
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EVERETT AND sNoHoNTsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EvERETL
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf TS1e~rSnv~ YAs,r,
oays and Saturdays at I. "a. Tor IA
W10oaz Nuktltec. Everett. MarysvillA
Hsass Everett. Lowell and Snchomish
TO sNoHOMISH. SOC.
GEO. J. WILEY. Axsat
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n p. STEAMBOAT AND TRANgPoR-
TAgIO% COMPANY.
STEAMER LELAND EELLE.
rcaves City Dock foot OF Malu street
~yrry MONDAY, Wednesday ana Friday II
SO. m. for Port Townsend. Anacorfes.
sr-1sssrn ~, Riafse on Saturday
CIV Dock Co. xgfA JOS. KENDALL.
Teiephone 81 General Manages.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

STEAMER FARAI.I1oy,
pfspatches steamers for Ban Francisco
rehrirary z. 70. March !. .. and every is
DAYS thereafter.
Passenge~ and freight rates the lowest,
Tqcssees ard freight rates can be OBJ
tanned BY applying -
T. q. CARROLL. Agent.
linton dock. foot OF Unson street. Seat
&c. Telephone 81.
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FIT ON THE -FErxR-

FIT ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
kour round trips daily. except sunday.
IA one hour and lwenfy-five ynlnHtea
THE STEAMER "ELrER''
neeoiar caily tr1pA S<attle-TncomA
ro0sA ~ follows.
TAking efPeck
TUESDAY NAY 8
TINE CARD.
Leave Seattle-s.&S n.l5 4 N. To- eslR
m LeAve TAcOmas-s:So = N, la IA
Sunday
Leave Seattie-7:ee q. m. i7.oe. 500 n N.
Leave IAccmA-as30 .. m. Isl 80 .. N.
landing At N. p. wharf, Tacoma. and
Seattle
sunday excursion rates On steamer
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DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERa
Incorporated 1854.
Sap9al ...s...................... xz0Q 90

President. A; A; Denny
Manage-......N. III. Latimer.
Cashier....F. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. ST Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon ana British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail.
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all point on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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Ysss payabls IN sdvanss Cor sithse ssuion,,
- Per Month
for kindsfgartsn matsrials, U.S. Of gffts ana
stationsey. The msthods Of teaching are sased
On PR0BEES SYSTEM, which u nov belne
tn1aun.
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NATIONAL. BANK Or COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial ana Tester Ave.
Pa!d-up capital. 800. 90
Transacts . general banking business
NJ u. Ballard. .....s......s.........P President
H c. Henry ......-Sfce President
r. r. Spencer............*..... cashier
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BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. So 0op. 900: reserve. 81, &c.
CO., Head Office. 50 Lombard street. Lon
don Branches. Portland, San Francisco,
Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria. New Westmin-
ster, Nana4mo. Kamloops. Nelson. Van
couver, b. G.. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted Deposits received on current ac-
count subject 10 check Interest paid on
''''e r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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Weol.
wooi-Quiet-
Metals.
Pig tron--DuIi: American. saGien.
fop,er-ouiet; exchange price. s. 50.
Iseaa-ouies: exchange price. s1i0G
Srs IL
Tla--ou,et: Straits. 81 asked: plates.
weak.
speiser-Easy: domestic. u.ta
e Zee.
Options opened firm: closed quiet
az To 10 points net advance: sales. :. 80
bags: March. sisH: Sezssegnhsr. sIsss:
December. assA Spot eoree--Rio. qnses
Ne I. Is i-se: mid. quiet: Cor<scva. iss
10 i-se.
sagas.
sagar-Raw. market easier fsir refin-
ing. : u-isc; centrifugal 81 test. 1i-iss.
Refined, lower; standard A. 5-Scs con-
PETITIONERS A. s-sG5 u-isc>
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rSineipal, Ni0 Wintsehourns Qr0heI Unson
Graduate 81 tAe Hose and Cslonini Trn5nlne
College. Lonoon, En9tandl Who holds xinS
county ssache1s csxttAcatc, second eradeA
Pupils received at any time
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.

Incorporated iSS7. Capital, 31oo, 600
Bailey building. cor. second and Cherry.
Transacts q general banking bussnesa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amount from 81
uovards and interest allowed thereon
Money loaned upon improved farm and
rtty real estate.
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THEY PRAY FOR PEACE.
J rominent Men in Great Britain and
Ireland on the Crisis

ireland on the Crisis.
New York, Dec. 24-The World prints
these cable dispatches from prominent
public men in Great Britain and ireland.
Dublin. Dec $50 far as I am con
cerned | would prefer Venezuela and
Guiana consigned 70 the bottom OF the
sea rather than war with the United
States. II distinctly understood the pro-
posai IS that an unbiased arbitrator be ap-'
pointed to delineate the frontier l am
sure public opinion would insist on our
government accepting this situation 1t is
most desirable that public men in Ameri-a
should explain. Laoonchere.
Chester, England. Dec. 23.-Everv gem
erous Christian heart in England and ot
least in kind, Chester. is wholly with vous
in your high appeal 10 the more deliberate
judgment of your understanding people.
God support YOU in Your patriotic endeav-
or Bishop OF Chester
Liverpool Dec S.--American excite
ment Is very sorroWfui and surprising 70
England. No feeling here but peaceful
and hrotherly. Much prayer going up.
Bishop OF Liverpool
Dublin. Dec. 81 am fully assured
that every member of the Church OF Ire
iand most earnestly deprecates anything
that could imper.l peace or cause d'sunion
between rs and our American brethren
Lord Puukett Archbishop of Dublin
Manchester. Dec. p. The possibility OF
war with America nils most Of us with a
feeling Of horror. It would be to all in
fonts and purposes a civil war. and could
not fan IN rouse passions and create en-
IN tiles which many years would fail TO
all0y This would he an the more unfor-
tunate because of late years the feeling in
England for Americans has been one OF
continually increasing fraternal intcres-
and admiration We cannot see what there
is i'm the present dispute 10 create such
deep irritation as We hear Of. and We are
sure that # for such cause war is al
lowed 10 rise between brethren before ev-
cry legitimate means 81 cancellation IS tx-
hausted those who nrecipitate tho contest
on either side viii have committed a crime
against civilization MAY God avert so
great a crime and calamity. Bishop of
Manchester.
"Duaiiu Dec 2}.--You ask for an ex-
preston Of opinion on the crisis from a
representative OF lrish thought. In this, as
n an other matters can speak only as
ref reseutative Of Irish op. mon. II war re-
suits from the reassert 5on Of the Monroe
doctrine Irish sentiment VIII be solid on
th. American side with home rule ie~
5setsd ireland cas- have no feeling Of
T.. .eujl.1e-s towards Great Britain. john
r Redmond NJ =
London. Dec 3 While fully rec.pro-
eating your friendly sentiments. il IS inn
rcs-inle tor the foreign secretary 20 take
tu- course YOU suggest l.. Eerr.nsto1.
Foreign bftice
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In the House.

Washington City. Dec 24-When the
house met today the attendance was
small Turnep Dem. Ga. called attention
TO the resolution introduced by Delegate
FLYNN. OF Oklahoma. calling upon the sec
retary Of the interior for an explanation
OF the alleged delays IN opening the Wichi-
Ia reservation. The secretary had writ
ten temperate reply. and he asked that
il he printed in the Record. Baker Rep.
y. H. objected.
distribution and reference CT the presi-
jurisdiction Of the subjects dealt with Mas
adopted after short but Intellectual ef-
fort by Lacey. Rep. Iowa. 10 have the
portion relating TO the NicaTaguan canal
20 10 the committee on railways and can
ais, instead OF interstate and foreign COM
merCe
Sh2froth Rep Col. asked unanimous
consent for consideration Of a. resolution
authorizing mineral entries 10 be made on
forest reservations. Crisp objected
The speaker laid before the house the
following cable communication. which was
received with burst Of applause:
Rio De Janeiro. Dec. p. IS95-TO Presi-
dent Chamber Representatives. Washing
ton City: The chamber Of deputies of the
republic Of the United States OF Brazil
congratulates the chamber OF the North
American Union for President Cleveland :
worthy message. which so nobly and high
ly defends the rights and liberty Of Amer
lean nations consecrated in M0nroe's prin-
cipIes. Rosa H. Silva. president
The house adjourned Til Thursday.
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harris HaW3ay. Eill. Lodge. Martin. Nor
rsU. Nuruhy. Nelson PETER Perkins.
Pfatt. Priirhard. Roach. Snoup Sluire
stewart. Vest. Voorhees,, Wetmore. White
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This being short OF quorum. a caIl Of
the senate revealed forty-seven senators
present.
Tt l. evident" inter7osea Sherman.
that a ma jority of the senator's Wish 10
give this bill as n Christmas present TO
the South. and / therefore withdraw my
motion for a reference" Thereupon,
without division. the hill was passed.
Vests resolution for coming the silver
bullion In the treasury then came UP. Vest
presenting some amended features.
Morrill, moved 10 refer the resolution to
the finance committee. Vest demanded a
roll call II booked Ike a real test oT the
silver strength. To avoid this Morrill,
withdrew his resolution for a reference.
and on his motion. at ? o'clock. the senate
adjourned until Friday.
Nomiua tions. Trsasury-Se Second assist
ant engineers. revenue cutter service.
Daniel w Blake. Mississippi: Albert c.
Norman. Kentucky; Henry X. Spencer.
Wisconsin. TAYLOR ". Ross Indiana. Mil
ton " Thompson, Pennsylvania State
Robert ( Chiffon. District OF Columbia,
chief az the consular bureau. department
of state. War-IIeut Col. Arnes Stickuey.
Maj. William Henry Buer and M3t Thorn
az Henry HandhuTy. all Of the corps Of
engineers. 10 be members Of the Missouri
river omission. also MAJ. Thomas Hem
~ Handbury. engineer corps. member OF
the Mississippi river commission.