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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-18

Omaha. April 1.-THE question Of
the legality OF what are known as
gold coin contracts" was raised for
the first time In this county to-day. 1t
came up I'm the case OF Chase VS.. Wren.
an action 10 collect payment OF a s.. 900
mortgage on which a default In inter-
est had occurred. Attorney for the de-
fense raised the point In district court
as TO the erect Of inserting In a note
or contract the words Ito pay in gold
coin" or the words ito pay in gold
coin or its equivalent" and argued that
In either form the note would be ille-
gal, being in violation OF the legal ten
der law and contrary TO pubic policy.
II was further argued by the defense
that II not voiding and invalidating the
note entire. the section requiring the
payment in gold coin was void. During
the argument the court said that II
would not enforce that part OF the note
contracting TO pay In gold: that n Il
came 10 a question of holding that the
note was payable In gold coin or uhat
the contract was illegel and void. the
court would hold that 1t was illegel and
void
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-18
Resume PatentIng of Lsnds.

Washington, April Ex-senator War
rem of Wyoming to-day introduced a
resolution directing the secretary OF the
interior to resume the patenting of
lands to the Union Pacific Railroad
company. 1t recites that the patenting
of lands granted to the Union Pacific
was suspended year ago and In West
ern Nebraska, Northern Colorado,
Wyoming and Utah lists of lands grant,
ed to the Union Pacific amounted to
2,SO0,O00 acres, all of which less than
100000 acres have long since been sold
to third parties; that more than one
half of that sold had been paid for In
full cash and railroad deeds have been
Issued; that the balance is under con-
tract. one-half of which has already
been paid and that clear title cannot
pass until the patents are issued to the
company. The resolution directs that
the secretary rescind his order and
cause patents to issue without delay
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-18
TWO BABIES In ONE
THE FAMOUS SIAMESE TWINS
HAVE RIVALS IN OHIO.
One of the Infants Apparently Does the
Eating for Isoth-A 10y aud a
Girl Joined at the Heads.

Cleveland, April ia SPECIAL to the
Plain Dealer from Lorain says: Mrs.
Budd Mcpherson, wife of a Cleveland,
Lorain a. Wheeling conductor. this
morning gave birth to a most remark
able freak OF nature. II was a double
child. or united twins. rivaling in some
respects the famous Siamese twins.
The children are both alive and now
bid fair TO reach the age of maturity.
one is a boy and faces one way. and
the other a girl and faces In the op-
poshe direction.
The union. which local physicians re-
gard as a vital link. occurs from a
point a little above the boys right
shoulder and extends nearly to the top
of the heads. There are four legs, four
arms. four eyes. two looking in each
direction. two mouths. bu. only one pair
OF ears. There Is a simultaneous pulse
I'm both bodies. When one child lies
on Its face in such a way as to inter
fere with Its breathing the other cries
as IL IN distress. The boy twin is the
stronger of the two and takes nourish-
ment as naturally as any other child.
but the female twin has not yet taken
any food. although Il apparently feels
no hunger. Indicating that the boy
must take nourishment for both bodies
The mother Is a woman IS years of
age and the mother of five bright and
well formed children. The parents
feel very sensitive over this unexpected
and undesirable notoriety. Although a
fortune lies easily within the grasp OF
the father in case the twins live he IS
not a man who viii be likely 20 take
advantage OF such an opportunity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-18
IT WAS PENSION DAY
Several Pills Favcrably Acted Upor
La Friday Were Passed.
IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE
The Bond Resolution and Debate
>Carllsle and Cleveland De-
tended by HILL he Pa
cific Railroad Debt.

washington, April 1.-THE net result
OF nve hours work on the private cal
endar In the house to-day was the pass
Ing OF four pension bills, one to pension
the widow of Rear Admiral Foote at $50
per month; the rejection of a bill to
retire hospital steward as second lieu
tenant OF cavalry, and the passing of a
war claim of less than $780, The latter
was the first war claim brought before
the house for consideration, and natur-
ally provoked a general debate on the
policy of paying war claims. 1t drew
from Mr.. Mahon, republican, Pennsyl-
vania, chairman of the war claims
committee, and also others, eloquent
pleas for the payment of the findings
of the court of claims. Mahon argued
that these claims should be paid or the
court abolished. Barring the cotton
claims, he asserted that $40. 900, 900
would pay them, while Ray, republican,
New York, thought $500, ,000,0 900 would
not meet them.
Politics was injected into the debate
and there was a lively set-to between
Dockery. democrat, Missouri, and Gros-
venor, republican, Ohio. Dockery eulo-
gized Speaker Crisp and Mr.. Sayres,
the chairman of the appropriations
committee in the last congress- and
Grosvenor paid a high tribute to
Speaker Reed.
OrOSNenOr rlulculed DOckery Tor at
tempting to vindicate the history and
career of the democratic party" He
said the real question was not the hon.
esty Of these claims. but of the ability
OF the government to pay them. You
are" said he, addressing the democrat
ic side, ''paralyzed by your own utter
inefficiency. The great feature of the
administration of Grover Cleveland and
the only feature that will save him
from future contumely Is that when
the bill to repeal the great revenue
producing industry propagating tariff
law was presented to him, he said:
My name shall never disgrace it's
pages YOU" he continued, "are at
tempting to place in contrast an ad-
ministration that paid $3.50, ,OOO, 900 Of the
public debt with the one that borrow
ed $3.50, ,000, 900, and now trembles each
day lest the telegraph brings the news
that the gold so borrowed is drifting
across the water"
At 5 o'clock the house took a recess
until O'Clock.
The question of granting to officers
widows larger pensions than private
soldiers was discussed in the house to-
night for two hours. in connection with
a bill to pension the widow of General
Vanderver of Ohio at the rate of SIS per
month. The bill was finally favorably
acted upon with an amendment making
the rate $50 per month.