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wAsHfSuTON, ID. g., March a.
Over hundred members have taken
advantage " the fact that the House
hns 10 important matters pending to
20 home, anu the attendance 10 c0nse-
queniy very elm.
The Ulll debated yesterday TO abolish
the death penalty mi certain cases In
which II II prescribed In the Federal
statutes, ana allowing the Jury to 10.
turn a verdict qusllhed by "without
capital punishment" In chses OF rape
and murder, was passed, 100 TO 90.
Hit, chairman Of The foreign affairs
committee, called up the message Of
tho Senate announcing the Senate's
Disagreement ~ the conference report
on the Cuban resolutions, On HE
motion the House insisted on It's sub
BliIute lor the Senate resolutions aud
sgrevd TO the further conference asked
ios by the Senate.
BOuIelle, chairman Of the naval
committee, reported the naval ApprO-
pTIAtiOn bill.
The Speaker appointed the following
cOnieftts on the Cuban resolution:
Hin, Adams ,Rspublioaus); Nc.
CrsaTy (Dem)ciaO.
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VERY BRIEF SESSION
New York Republican State Convention
Called 10 Order
EX-SENATOR PLAT CnEERED.
Ihs Mckinley Forces Not Considered
Fotmldsbls-PermAnenI organ.
tzAtion this Evening.

NEW York, March 2i.-Although
the Republican state convention had
.esn called to meet at noon, II was
half an hour later when the gayel Of
Hnekett, chairman Of the state COM
mitt,e, called the memlop TO order.
A few minutes earlier ex-senator Plat
entered the hall, the delegates anu
spectators chorriag wildly and the
band playing Hail 10 the Chisi.
Amer roll call Chairman Hackett
called upon Senator Cornelius Il. Par.
sons, Of Rochester, ~ act as temporary
chairman.
senator Clarence LoKow was made
chairman VI the committee On fesolu.
tUns.
The convention was In session 5s
minutes. Adjournment was taken
ultil 1880 this evening when per.
mAntnt organizsuon will be Effected
with Congressman Soulhwiok In the
Chair.
The Mckinley element In the con.
ventlon not formidable and II 10
scarcely probable that II will he hesrI
IRON nj tnis evenings session. A pc.
tition originating with the Erie cOuu-
10 delegation, asking that tho namss Of
PiAtt aud LAusfhaon he dropped from
tho list Of delegates aud the names Oi
Bsmuel ThOmas, OF New YORK, anu
MAJOR l.. y. Jeweti, II BufislO, suit
tutut,d, received but 70 signatures cut
" \ membership VI 60 ia the convon.
ton,
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WILL VISIT MERCUR.
Ublon Pac nc Onlrials to Inspect The
Celebrated Gold Camp.

The Union Pacific oflclsh who ar.
rived In salt Lake last night will,
augmented by Superintendent Ban.
croft, General Passenger Agent Barley
and General Freight Agent EscIes huI
others, leave this city by special train
at a late hour tonight-tho exact time
has rot yet been nXet-ior Msfcur
the now States celebrated gold camp.
IL Il thought they Will reach Fairfield
shortly before daylight and proceed
promptly 10 Murcur via the little road
that Winds shout tne cTaRs aud peaks
OF the Oquiffh range where the yellow
metal dep site are ~ Abundhnily found,
The victims officials compose, Gene.
raj Superintendent Dickens n, VINO 10
interested with oX.Congfessmnn Dor.
sey aud others near the Sunshine, j..
II. Mcconnell, l.. Buckingi am T..
kosiy, J. l.. MhTHell AMI Judge w.
X. Kelly, general solicitor Tor the
Union Pacific aud successor In that
position u Senator ThutstOu, OF NJ.
btaska. The parry, II IL expected, Will
reform tomorrow uight
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White testlilei tuat he did not see any
dispatches given 10 Jameson.
AccoTdiuz to White, Sif John VII.
l0ughhy said;
TEL your commanding officer the
dispatches have been teceiyei AMI
VIII io attended to.D
The column, Sergeant White said.
then proceeded In the direction OF 10.
hnnuesburg.
Bowet clerk In the office Of Gen.
Juhett aud uOmmRndcf.in.rh Oi the
forces VI the South African II public,
delosei IN have delivered n messngu Ui
81 J. A. Dewitt, British agent at Pre-.
luflai 10 the commanders OF the Jhmi.
son expedition, and he stated that the
reply u II, winch was read In court,
stated that the supplies Of the column
we're exhausted aud II must proceed ~
htugefsdofp or Johannesburg,
The case was again adlOufnsJ.
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New York. March ga dispatch
~ the HsrAiu from Cairo, say:
Dispatches which have arrived from
the front, state that the vanguard OF
the Egyptian HTmy, under Colllson
hey, occupied AEasheh on Friday, the
Defyishes having evacuated the town
anu fallen back 70 concentrate ON Don
BOla.
Col. Hunter will leave SArras tomor.
row iof Akasneb, which will probably
be reinforced on the tAmo DAY by three
regiments OF Infantry.
Cairo Is almost uenudtd by native
troOIs. A portion Of the Fiith
battalion Of the Egyptian army lett
ys,tstdAy for susI, 10 embark for
huAklm.
Negotiations are progressing for form.
log corps VI 1900 mtn from tne AtAb
ttiuss, which win be commanded By
bir Edward ZOghAb.
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wAHuS0TUS, March 2i.-Tho dis.
placement Oi tue Cuban resolutions
had no apparent effect IN dimtnishiug
tue attendance Of tue Senate galleries
today, Us " was expected Min, Ius1.
Iutluns proposing " use the army aud
navy Ia tsking Iosscssiun Of Cuba
anu holding Il until tho people had
established local eel government would
occasion further debate.
The Till passed, amending the law
prescribing the uUatn penalty Tor La.
dian, convicted VI rape and leaving
the punishment dlscfutiOuRty win the
court.
A resolution, offered by Hoar, was
adopted, requesting the President to
transmit TO the Senate oil disua ches,
correspondence, otc., from Nov. o,
1915, ~ 1873. concerning the pauifca.
ton Of tue pending conflict Ia CUBA.
q Mills was rtcoguizud At tbs point
In support Oi the Cuban TttOlnuOn iu.
Iroducsd ny him yesterday. Ito said
the resolutions btrsloi rel u the Ssnait
were ttvpG ~ ihe iighi direction, but
very short slert. The people Of Cuba
had far greater claims on the United
States than the mere recognition Of
delinquency. II Ireland sttucE fuI
liberty today, the hearts Of the Amer.
eau people would beat IN sympathy,
and ~ n Poland or Hungary asserted
the right Of liberty, But the United
States had mucn closer relations ~
Cubh than 10 Ireland or Poland OF
Hungary, for u was part oi the
Western Hemisphere, over which the
Monroe doctrine tXloudrd tue iuilu.
enoo VI this country. Mills declared
the Monroe doctrine wasA law OF pro.
troiion, aud ~ such God was the au,
thor VI II. IL was the same ught Of
seli'proltotiOn which an inIiyiduA
exercises IN abauug u nuisance or de-
sIoying powder house near biz
nIemIhes.
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Good Work.

Hewlett Brothers, whose business
has been we'll known TO readers u the
NEWS Tor some time, have llst CON.
pl,t,d nnc new brick structure ct
ga and 7iJ south State street, ani
moved into the new quartcrs, where
they will hereafter be found. Tue
building, In point Of convenience.
room aud finish, h all that could BE-
asked, aud reflects great credit urou
the architect, Mr.. W. 5. Cam, bul,
who hAs been At work upon ~ i.rS1me
time. It's orrdllablu work through.
out; when all tue points are fully con.
sidefeJ, Il 10 safe 10 say tnat II n equal
~ anything u the kind In our midst.
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Siaiug EIsbanEs Trouble.

NEW YoRy. Msroh 24-rhrre was
huut mettllg Of the uli board oi
directors Of the New York Mining
Exchange last night. Each mtmUef
u tuat board Ia turn fesiguvd. lnsTv
seemed 10 be the elements Of storm
brewing when BIT. Dew rose 90 70.
quest permission 10 be the firtt TO ten.
Ter bis Tssigt alton. However, he
quoted dowh when President Porter
reminded him that as president lie had
the iipt call. This right being cou-
ctdru MI, Porter resigned AMI NJ once
LEFT the hall. one by oue the oh board
resigned. This done they elected n
umpototy directorate rs follow: II
a. Hammou, president pro tenn; w. l..
B1igd, II. l.. htOoker, II. NJ, Pine, w.
l.. sCrimss, J. NJ. Dow ming ana n. A.
Mott. IL was shown there were two
prominent Wall street men waiting 10
become members. Tho ten days post.
Ing will probably be waived Ia their
favor. are upon entrance one Of them
Mil be elected president.
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Combat nsiwssu Two spanish Col.
umus on cuba.

combat nstwssu Ave spanish col.
unns on cuba.
HAvANA, March 2i.-rwo columns
Of spanish troops commanded by Gen
eral Godoy ami on ColiY Hoiguin, NJ
Aant5 Rose giaatsliog bs-s itptralE.
province santa Clara, mutually mis-
took sach other for insurgsnt fofcsr,
owing, 1t IL said, q the thickness Of
tue sugar cane. Each detachment
oUenud IRE nnd for ton mluuIes shots
were exchanged, resulting Ia the kill.
ing OF seventeen soldiers, among them
bslng Lieut.. Colonel Fueumgyer Of
Navas battalion. In addition i've
officers aud tighty.iour soldiers were
wounded, Tue latter have since
died. Six others were MORALLY
wounded and thiriy'twn setlout.
~ injured. Lieut. Col. FuenmHyut
diud while leading his troops u,snoui-
Ing "lIoug live Spain" OWiug 10 tue
fact that the meeting between the two
columns took place Al midday the ex.
PLANTATION furnished by the Spanish
commanders IL considered unsatlsiac-
tory anu n court martial Will follow.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2i.-sAmusl
T.. Iangdon, u wealthy coal operator,
was arrested today on suspicion OF hRy-
log been implicated IN tho death Of
Annie McGialh, found dead IA bBd Ia
a Guard avenue house last night.
LangdOn Is % years old, tho girl is.
rue couple had been llvl x together
unuer the names OF MCGnth, Nc.
Donald and LaugdOn. Lungiou
was In the glrPs room nearly all DAY
yesterday. Tho body was discovered
by "a servant about three hours alter he
left, There were no marks Of violence
on II, but physicians ray she had been
dead tWenty-iuur houTs. one hRnu
was clRsplng handkerchief to the
breast anu wet towel lay over the
lore head and eyts. Miss MoGrAlh WIS
the dAuR hleF Of well kuown business
man,
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wAsutSUIoN,M March g4.-The navR
APPROPRIATION bill tor the ntoil year
which begins July /, was completed
today by the House committee on
naval tiiaip anu may be considered
by tue House this week,
The total amount carried by the TN
Ia t3i ,Bll 1884; Of which sl2,77g, 1888 Is
for an increase 10 the navy. The Rp-
preparation 10 an increase over the
amount VI the last bill u about twenty.
nine aud a third millions.
For Mare Island, Cal, S92, 2O4 IL Ep-
propTiAtod, including $4,000 for tue
extension Of the Quay wall; $50 900
for aIhtn titieTs' shed; Tor tho Pu.tt
Sound dry docs, tlU2 300, Including
100000 iOT the cyus,furuun ami ~.
pairs OF shops aud 10000 for = store.
house.
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TmE JAMESON TRIAL.
Less Excitement Among Those Ia At.
tendance.


LONDON, March 2i-Ths trial O.
DR.. H.. 4. Jameson anu fellow pTis.
Ouets, charged with violating the tor.
eign enlistment Act, 10 making n raid
into tins territory Of the South African
republic, was resumed In the Bow
street police court this morning. A..
though there was full attendance
there was lvss Excitement
There WIS no demonstration when
the prisoners were usnered into cOuTl.
SsTgeaDt White OF tho BuchutnG
laud mounted police, testified TO hay-
ing refused to jrin JumUHOu'r eXpedl.
ton, ana aduod that Cyl. Cry In
formed tho troopers before starting
thAs hey were not going 10 bght for
the Queen but Tor the supremacy Of
the british flag in South Alncs. The
Sergeant also tealifitd that COnimls.
sloner Newton dtpsiched him from
MhteEing, l'eoemUri 80, In puTsult %.
Jameson column, telling HIN 10 cate
ths latter II any CObt. When witness
caught up with the eOlumn,he handed
his dispatches 10 Colonel Giey, who
ordered him TO give them 10 Sir John
WillOuKhby, who Ia turn, tod Ser
ReAnt White to give them TO Jameson.
The latter, however, sent MIN back to
Biz Johu wilIougnby, who fiually
distributed them.
Replying TO a question, Sergeant
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LONDON, March 24.-lt 10 under.
stood that France and Great Britain
Will have settled their Egyptian Diff
GUILTY before the next meeting Of the
Egyptian debt commission on rhurs-
day next, Explanations Oi a satisfac
tory nature are proceeding.
Baron De Coutcel, the French am
nassador here, who was suddenly 70.
called o. London, will return TO France
on Saturday and the Marquis OF Sails.
bury has arranged 70 Start for Beau
Llsu on ThuTsday,
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Free "Craphophone Reception. F."

There will bo reception At the
Mutual improvement League library
tomorrow, Wednesday, from half past
seven tllI eight O'Clock, to which oil
are invited FREQ Of charge. Dunug the
time named Mt. David q. Calder will
give an exhibition with his graphic.
phone which will include tongg, band
music and other reproductions
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III. nu,sn bod .en,n AI.Ien.

LONDON, March ga dispatch TO
the Pail Mail Gazette from JohAnnes
burg says:
Tee Dutch OF South AiroA arc ntTv-
Ing themselves for y supreme struggle
with Great Britain. No reason IL Ne
signed Tor tho sudden withdrawal Of
the bail OF the four members Of the re.
form comm tter. They have been pei
mitIed to 20 TO JOhaunes0ufS TO attend
their private afAitt; bus all have now
been arrested and are Kept under guard
In n private house nj PtulOTla,
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nInns.o,s f,r neKinIsr.

MiENEAPULts, March 24-Just Le.
fore tue state Republican convention
was called to order this Aitofnt on u
was announced that Senator Davis
had witol COugr,ssmAn rawney with.
drawing from the preferential race,
owing to the refusal VI three Minue.
sots district conventions yesterday o.
endorse his candidacy, MInntsOtsS
Is votes at ST. Louis will be tor Nc.
kinley.
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DUBLIN, March 2i,-Mutlnous con.
duct On lhV part Ot the Thirteenth
huzzars IL reported nom Dundalk.
Tue CavAlTymrn uto said 10 have
hacked to pieces twsnty'eight saddles
anu brides. Several huIEAts have been
ATTettBl,
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HALisA, Kansas, March ga nte
started IN the pet, flee NJ Gypsum
city, eighteen miles south OF hsrr, this
morning ami has already destroyed b.
large part VI the business district a
strong Wind IA blowing aud II the
hamcs cross the main street, the great. Z
part OF the town VIII be- wip,d a., ~ II
Is entirely without iifc protection.
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PARIS, March a The cabinet
council today was devoted 10 dis.
cussiug the negotiations between
Great Britain anu France relative TO
Egypt. Lookfoy, minister Of marine,
announced tuat tue FTGuCh northern
iquadTOn would nOtsro u the usual
Guiding grounds, but shortly proceed
tho English Channel and Bay Of Bis.
gny
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la CROSSE, wis., March 2i.-A fire
which threatened ~ destroy the entire
north side OF the city bruRs out to-day
Ia tho lumber district. At 2;I5 the
tirs was K I under control. A hundred
thousand d0lIafs' worth OF lumber,
owned by the La Crosse Lumber com.
pauy, was burned.
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m.r.nn. law AnnnImsnl.

WASHINGTON, March 2i.--rhe
House pasted the bill 10 amend the
internal revenue laws 10 "A 10 make
the sale OF spfltuOus liquors, except
under brand Designating tbs klnd
anu quality punishable bya inB u
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VIII discuss ysn,gusia.

LONDON, March 2i-lt IL reported
that tbs British ambassador nj Wash.
ibgton, Sir Julian pauuceiotv, Will
shortly c-me TO London to discuss with
the government certain features VI the
Ven Elelku question.
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LOSDON, March .i.-rhu Lincoln.
shire handicap tor thtee.yeaf.Olds and
upwards was tbs feature VI the second
day's racing, is starting over a stfsil ht
mile. A. h. Base "a chestnut hur,e
ClUfanu wor; Lord Rostbrfry 80 iar
fel (iats Isirafa) second; Col NUnus
Eluiablp third.
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MINNESOTA RErUnLIcANs.
Opening Of the stats Convention To
dsy-DaNis's Withdrawal.

MINNEArOLls, March 2l.-lt was
nearly Que O'Clock whsn the Republl.
eau convention was called to order y
Chairman BiXby. Senator Dlyis's
telegram OF withdrawal caused uL.
bOu nIod excltemen but II cleared the
atmosphere wOnutruuy. The flsl
clash was on tue temporary ohNiTman.
snip, the two candidates beiRg eK-
Lieutenant Governor Rice anu tx.
Lieutenant Governor Gideon y. Ives.
RIcs won, B32 To 500.
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ing tJ mining recorders In mining dis
tficis. 10 was reloffod 10 tue COMMITTEES
Un judiciary.
PAYMENT UF STATE INTEREST.
Chiduster introduced s. Is. 100, pro.
vl1ing Tor the payment Of Interest on
warrants not paid on prtsentment tor
want " fund.-. IL provides that when
ever any warrant utawn by tue State
auditor upon thu State treasurer snail
To presented for payment ~ the State
{ uasuTvf, aud there 10 no money Ia
the treasury applicable thereto anu
10 10 endorsed "Nut paid for want OF
iunds, No provided In section " an
set approved March H., 1896, entitled
can act defining the duties and powers
OF tho State treasurer snd nxing hi
bJnu,' any and all such warrants thall
draw Interest ~ the rate Of eight per
CcuL per aunum from ana alter tue
tAto ~ such enforcement, until notice
hHs busu gwen by the Stale treasurer,
IN the manner hereinafter provided,
tuat no In ready ~ pay tue same;
aud further, tnN whenever any
watraLt or warrants have been
endorsed "Nol aid for wAut0f funds"
by the State treasurer, he shall in.
mediately, upon receiving FUNDS ap-
plicable TO the payment VI such war
rants, post In COusp CuUuB place 10
his office, accessible " tho public, a
notice that he Is ready 90 pay such
warrants, describing them by hunter
an am0uni, anu names VI the ow ugrs.
The bill went 10 the committee On
appropriations and claims.
DEEDS UNDER FORCED SALE.
3. Is. o., ralaling to the giving Of
deeds under sales by ghuTlhs, sIc.i vas
taken up aud passoi,
BAIL COMMISSIONERS.
S. h. ia, relating 10 hail commit
si0usrs Ia cities, was made 10 include
cities Of tue thiru class, anu was passed.
CODE COMMISSION.
II. b, 1866, providing tor the revision,
cgdincauon aud annexation VI tue
laws Of Utah, anu creating = code
commission, was taken up.
Glen Miller tTied to have an amends
ment making the salary OF tue COM
mission g., 900 each but II failed.
Evans moved 10 strike out the pro.
vision that all the commission should
be- learned in the law. lie was will.
lug 10 leave the matter with the GOV.
srnoB and he understood that without
his amendment tho oil would DO an.
tagonlZud 10 the House.
Sutherland said no Was strongly In
favor OF having all lawyers on the come
mission anu no Olhefs; nut no would
favor the amendment becsu'o he be-
liuvsd there was iu tho House an an-
tsgOuism TO the lawyer pfoIo zion.
Tue Amendment was adopted with
out opposition,
Tho DIN was then passed.
UNCLAIMED FREluHT.
A communication was received insm
the n use, announcing the passage OF
:. Is. 100, providing tor the storage aud
sale OF unclaimed freight aud baggage,
with amendments including bA. gage
ami excepting express companies.
the amendments we're c0noufTed Ia
aud tuu DILL was passed.
CUBAN BELLGERENCT.
n. j. II. D, which recognizes state
OF war Ia CuOi, rsqlsits toe eEaa 4sI
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WIN WIN thtH inutuluk hnA hNg1h-
plisnod considerable work.
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Ths frsl report was made by the
committee on irrigation and agtioul.
tute, providing Tor farmers institutes.
The committee recommended that the
bill pas A. ii came from the House.
The bill was passed under suspeu'
sion " tue rules.
DlsrOstSu OF CLAI'is.
The claims aud appropriations com.
mllteo recon- nendyd tue rejection Of
Senate lint resolution 3, authorizing
toe state T. furnish district court
records In the various counties; also
tue rejection Of claims l, ., o, o aud 7,
rstltions 80 aud iJ,and Weber county's
clhim for 81, 40; also the references Of
claims 10 aud II to the state board Of
examiners, and that petition 20 have
1880 allowed,an claim DO allowed
10 tue amount " s..
lhe report was adopted.
INSURANCE. BILL,
Tho committee on private corpora
il1us and Insurance reported back > Is.
80, the insurance bill, with the recon-.
mrudati1n that sections D and B BIO
stricken out.
Sutherland said that since the last
session Of the Senate he had given the
bill careful Tcadins, anu had found u
su incuugruJus Ia its provisions that
he regarded II a dangerous bill o. II
stood. There was 0uo good feature
raising revenue, but that could be- COW
cred by a shorter moasurri sud some of
the biil's Provisions altsauy had been
enacted. lie therefore asked that The
Uill 70 over a day,
The bill was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
PRIVATE CORrURATI0SA
The Judiciary c0tnniittee reported Ia
favor VI cpncutrlug IN House amend.
mentH TO $. Is. ~, relating 10 private
corporations.
Tue amendments were concurred IN
aud tho bill passed.
POISONOUS CANDY.
The committee on public health rs-
pot,ej bact II. Is. "a, torbiddIng the
adulleralion or caudy, and recon.
mendud it, passage.
The I'LL wss passed under n tuspen-
| sion or the rule.
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,otec that he will neither Oh jet nor
decline.
The Mormon, by the way, h J. DIR
Il, II. RJlerte.
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A CODE COMMISSION.
The EIClls.p.LaHytr Cause Stricken
Out.
LEFT TO GOV. wELLs's DISCRETION
Insurance lill Taulty-Polsonous Candy
C0BdCmned-State Warrants 10
Bear Interest, BIC.

TIE Senate started into business
with vim this morning and accom-.
plisnod considerable work.
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warner introduced ;. u. l2l, Telat.
ing tJ mining recorders In mining dis
tficls. lg was relorfod 10 tue COMMITTEES
On judiciary.
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POISONOUS cANDY.

The committee on public health re-
pot,sj bach N. Is. "a, torbiddIng the
adulterallon or caudy, and recon.
mendud its passage.
The Iill wss passed under tuspen-
sion OF ths rule
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PRIVATE cOnrORArIoNa

The Judiciary committee reported In
favor VI cpncufriug IN House amend.
ments 10 5. Is. II, relating 10 private
corporations.
Tue amendments were concurred In
aud tho bill passed.