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rnE VENEZUELA TREATY.
utterly Attacked by n Promine=;
Diplomat.


Diplomat.
New YORK, Feb. lO.-A Dispatch
to the Herald from Caracas, Venezu-
ella, sAyt:
Senior Michelou, formerly In the
diplomatic services OF Venezuela and
the last minister from this Country to
England, has again attacked the
An ylO Venezuelan treaty In terms Of
great bitterness. The animauversion s
are contained IN letter which is pub
lished In the Pregonero.
Senior Miohelen Introduces his at.
tack on the treaty mud the protocol
which preceded 1t with Il virulent
criticism OF England and her policy
in foreign affairs and tue motives OF
Secretary Oiney in negotiating tho
boundary convention. He directly
accuses the secretary OF state at WASH
Ingtou of conspiracy and declares that
Great Britain is always arrogant with
weaker nations, while. with her equals
in power, she is Cowardly to degree.
A meeting OF working men t0Ok
place Ia the Washington plaza, at
which was discussed the candidacy
for the presidency OF General Her.
nanUe2. The meeting was broken up
in an unceremonious manner by
strong faction OF the conservatives
who invaded the place and aided by
superior number, proclaimed Rojas
Paul as the candidate OF the WORKING
men.
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RICHMOND. Feb. 9.-Cobbs island,
famous resort md life saving station
six miles of the Virginia coast In the
Atlantic ocean, seems to Dc doomed to
Rnnihilation by the action OF the sea.
A terrific storm bwept the island last
October wrscking the main hotel AID
flooding tue island, making q trench
across the center. Since then the dig
Indignation mas been steady until re.
Gently, when the high tides submerged
The island and washed nearly all the
buildings into the surf. The hotel,
church and number OF cottages have
been destroyed and the lie saving
station and few cottages are ali
that Is left. The captain OF the lie
saving station, from whom this inf0r-
nation is gotten, Gays there 10 no longer
any doubt that the leland is doomed
and only phenomenal action OF the
winds ana waves could possibly restore
II.
The life saving station, which was
recently moved back from the en-
orosching sea, is now less than 200
feet from the waves.
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CANTON, Ohio, Feb lO.-Aithough
nothing later has transpired than VA.
been printed in the Associated Press
dispatches, II may BIZ stated that the
Pre-ident-eitc has determined upon
Ex-Governor Long, Massachusetts for a
cabinet portfolio, aud 1t probably will
bs the lazy. Ii is known that over
whelming Testimonials in recon-
mendation OF the ex-governor come
from chambers OF commerce, business
anu professional associations, bankers,
labors Organizations, anu letters, anu
teiegtams by thousands from The
masses of tho people. While there II
no authority for the statement that
Long has formally accepted IA place In
the cabne there is beloved 10 be no
DOUBT that ne will accept.
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DEHRlNG SEA PARTY.
Arrived Hers This Morning-Yisit Salt.
air and Other Points.

The members of the BebrIng Sea
commission came In over the Rio
Grande Western this morning and
went to the Knutsford to breakfast
The personnel OF the party is as follows:
MIR. Justice King and daughter OF
Omaha; Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson Of
Detroit, Michigan; Mr.. and MIS-. Robt.
Lansing AMI Miss Lansing OF Water.
town, N. Y, and g. b. Warren OF
Detroit. The party spent the day view
ing the points OF interest in ana around
the city. A special train took them to
Saltsir this afternoon. They will con-
tlnue the journey east this evenin-.
Justice King Is the British member OF
the commission. ,Mr. Dickinson is
Chief counsel for the United States.
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TO SCARE YOUNG YANDALS.
A Mi.Eml Wanted TO Garry a Gun
ROr That Purpose.
Protection lie Must Protect
hImself.

John w. Sandberg,s milkmap, who
resides in Popperton Place. near Dry
canyon, stepped into the police station
this morning and made the meek (?)
request for permit to carry a revolt
yer,
Said he, "if the law WON'T give me
protection, must ask for permisslo n to
protect myself For two years past
have been in the milk bnsiness
In which make living
for my wife aud family,
and during that time l have been
subject to the taunls, abuses and mis- :.
conduct OF boys that are allowed TO do
almost as they please In this city,
without any restraint whatever being
placed upon them. Several times
nave l applied Tor protection but can't
get 1t and now propose to protect
myself, as l am tired OF being I'M
pUsed upon"
"But my friend" interjocted DISK
Sergeant Smith "you ask too much.
Do you think We can allow mau
III your frame Of mimi to carry
a revolver Why certainiy
not; the first thing we'd know, you'd
tie Killing some OF those little rascals
that you talk OF. A man Is entitled to
| protection, but ne Ia not allowed to
pack a gun for that purpose. We can't
grant your request"
Then Mr.. Sandberg took o turn:
but L DOME want To kill them; l
merely want to pack gun to scare
them. I've had enough OF their non.
sense anu don't propose to put no with
1t any longer. A while ago they
killed a dog OF mine and
on numerous occasions they have
gone so lar as to throw dirt
in my milk. am a tax payer in this
Town and think em entitled to pro.
lection from sucn vsndslism.D
The milkman seemed very much
agitated anu to NEWS reporter stated
that the mischievous boys lived In the
vicinity Of the WasAtch school which
If located on the corner OF South
Ttmyle ana Il streeis. The [ fiji ers
have the case IN hand and some y. the
boys In question may be- taught leg
con II they do not uesist interfering
with citizens In the pursuit OF their
daily bunness.
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sf.SA TE.

WAsHINoToN, Fen. 1O.-rhe Senate
today uev0t the time prior to the
counting OF the electoral vote 10 the
Discussion OF Tillmau's bill TO give
stntcB absolute control OF the liquor
trsfiic So they may exercise police
control over foreign m de as we as
homo made liquors. Mills and Veet
opposed the bill rs Interfering with
Interstate cummerce. The bill ex-
tending the time for complying with
the r quirsments OF tho nct forioitiug
railrO4I lapde, passed on the motion
Of Mcbride, OREGON. II applies to
inpGs along the Northern Pacific.
After the electoral count The Senate
to0k mp the NicarasuuD canal oill,
Morgan spesklng In It's favor.
Mr.. Morgan has Withdrawn the
NicaraEus Canal bill, giving notice
that he would press 1t early in the
extra session.
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rontomeo Appropriation.

wAsHINGToN, Feb. l0.--rhe post
Office appropriation bill lor the fiscal
year eginning July l, 1897, was COM
pleted tuaay by the House committee
On paEofil SEES aud pnsIroade. IL car
dee sl95,6ll,7 Ill or 5000. $50 more
thAn IOr n current year, anu 81 ,9OS,-
sos lees IL OF tho estimate OF the post
,nsstef yea cral.
Thore ~ an increase In allowance
,nr ~ tree delivery service which 10
$40 sos tGi ia the DiiL
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TO ENTERTAIN THE EuEa1.
Charleston Citizens Invite the nlcck.
sders 40 IA HauqueI


Cbnrlestou Ciiizens Invite the Heck"
aders 40 IA nauqueI
CHARLESTON, 5. O., Feb. TO-
Ranged In line with intervals OF a
mile or more five OF the finest ships OF
the navy are at anchor at the main en-.
trance Of this harbor. Ia the line are
the New York, the Maine, the Coluh-
bia. the MaTblehead and the Amphi-
Irile. 1t looks very much Ike the In.
augura,ion OF the olockade, but ns a
numher of ships are expected to Join
the tieet tomorrow it 10 not thought
that any vessel Will make an attempt
to como in yet.
The Massachusetts and Indiana are
on their way here and the speedy little
dynamite cruiser Vesuvius 10 head
log this way.
The story here is that the Vesuvins
will put into Hampton II ads and
then come out in the night and will
with every pTecsuliOn for eectesy pre-
coed down to Try 10 run the gauntlet.
Preparations for the entertainment
OF the admiral and Off GERS are in
progress. Gov. Elerbeu and the legis.
iuture will be In the city to meet
Secretary Herbert on the slStb. An
excursion, banquet 10y the chamber
OF commerce anu public reception
are on the program for that day. A
grand ball VIII De given the feet OH
cers on the evening Of the 10Th. The
mayor, collector OF the port ana COM
mlttee OF citizsns visited ADMIRAL
Bunce on the fl ,gsnip this morning,
CHARLEsToN, 3. c., Feb. lO.-rhs
North Atlantic seuadrOn is lying of
the mouth Of the harbor and btyonu
evolution Tor position, nothing In the
way OF blockade running has yet been
done. Tne admiral signaled the posi-
ton he wished the various ships to
take and they have moved according
TO his directions. They are now lying
strung out toward the south from the
mouth OF the haIbor. Ii is probable
that no actual blockade running will
be done until tho arrival OF the battle.
ships Indiana and Massachusetts, anu
the dynamite cruiser Vssuvius, which
ia to act rs blockade runner. The
Vssuvius lett tho League Island
nsvy yard yesterday morning anu
should reach here tonight, or tomor-
row morning.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1O.-Oorlez A.
Kitchen, secretary OF the Missouri
Association of Democratic CLUBS, said
today that President John A. Knott
OF the ASSOCIATION would probably soon
call q conference OF the Missouri De-
moeracy with the IDEA OF starting u
national silver league. Secretary
Kitchner says the action OF eastern
CAPITALISTS IN forming national sound
money league has aroused resentment
anu that the proposed action on the
part OF the Democrats is taken in
opposition.
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Feb. l0.--A
mysterious double suicide occurred
here. Two well dressed men arrived
in ibis city from the East anu inquired
for tho best hotel iii the city. O1Iy one
registered, saying he wOulI do for
both. The name On the register is very
vague,evidently made SO purnosely but
louks like r. A. Newoom, anu the resi-.
dence IL given as Bllings, Mont
About noon he two msn wege found
in their room dead. All the gas ieis
in the room were open iull, AM one
jet placed very high up, ana of which
no possible uss could have been made
Tor lighting purposes wac also open.
Neither msu had any baggage other
than a small grip, and this contained
nothing but two SHIRTS anu lew
collars. Taey were all new auU bore
tho stamp OF Chicago Jim. With
this exception there is nothing to In.
dictate from where they came.
The cor0sf AMI july could throw no
light on the matter and returned "a
verdict OF suicide.
Both are tall, fiue looking men,
dressed in dark suite. Oae were full
beard and was OF sandy complexion,
and probably 40 years of age. The
other was smooth ehaven with dark
hnir, but short, and WAS probably 1--WE
years the senior of the other. There
were no papers in the pockets OF their
clothes, though the ashes In the toilet
boMI suggested that come papers had
been destroyed.
A Baptist college student from
Scotia, Nett, late ] 81 light thought no
recognized the bodies as those OF two
nelchants Of that city.
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AERIAL NAvIGArION.
Tho Problem believed 10 he solved
Agaiu.

- Agaiu.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.-Leonard
Il. CIawsou aud Adam Be!k, two well
known business men, believe they
have solved the problem OF aerial
navigation. They have Just made
application Tor patents on the device
which they think will overcome the
obstacles that have heretofore resisted
the efforts OF inventors anu are a. work
now on the construction OF au alrshi p
or flying machine embodying the
principles they have studied out.
The machine now In process OF con.
structiOn consists essentially OF Jour
rods each twenty feet long parallel to
each other working on pall anu rings
In well braced framework iupp1ttin
the motive power aud steering appsta-
tus below. On each OF these rods are
a series Of double wings constructed OF
a steel wire framework over when
silk Ia stretched. These are 30 arranged
in relation TO each other that one wing
lie rising open anu the other III uecsnu.
ing closed. Thus half the wings are
at every instant pressing downward
while the other hall are Rising but not
pressing upward. Should The motive
power fail for any reason the eutire
wing surface instantly forms q para
chute. A machine twenty feet long
anu with bearing surface six feet
wide, a 1t is believed can be made to
raise weight OF 800 pounds, one occu.
pant alone supplying the motive
power.
The machine now being built Will
be in lite mechanical construction
strictly up to date. The invenl ore be.
lievo that In quantities such machines
could be built for 500 piece.
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ANOTHER " RIO CARNIVAL.
Jas, oyr the Line from Utah, Net
EAR from Carson Uiiy.

Just nyr the Line from Utah, Net
EAR from Carson UIiy.
tHICAGO, Fsb.l0.--"Pars8 u"Dsviu
III "a cage has plan which is pref;
veil developed, to hold n flslic earn.
val just over the line from U al ntn,
nouRh to Carson CITY / attract the
crowd that win attenh the Corbstt-
tltzsimmpns battle Arraugeme ts
or thiH additional Nevada carnival
ife 30 lpr advanced that the "paTsOn"
feels CO fl lent they VIII 20 through.
Davies nas been In Chicago tor some
time WORKING on hie scheme and he
left last night inr Pttsburg, where he
is TO meet Qlibn, Peter MRher's
manager, in Itierence 10 the scheme.
The matches to be uecid d at this
meet are OF much Importance and the
pfellminsrles toward making them
hsyo already been gone over aud 1t
only femaina to cliHch them, which
the "phTson" hopes to DO within u
week 80 that the mon may get at least
months work neart the battle-ground.
The star event OF the Davies carni.
val Will be fight between Peter
Msher and Joe Choynski. The public
10 not quite satisfied with the result Of
their lbtt meeting, In which Choynskl
"aa defeated, and ri & patrons are
anxious 10 havs them meet again. A
middleweight event may be arrange
between "JOe" Walcot. anu "Riny"
5tlft. Negotiations are also penuing
TOR mach between Big "Bob" ARM
strong, the "parsou'sD blacR man, anu
Jeaeries, the California heavyweight.
These, 1t 10 intended, shall pe an at
traction ut the carnival.
Jimmy Barry ana jimmy Anthony
are all but matched anu McAultf,
Anthony's manager, Ia willing tne
UGnlams snail seive as another sIae at.
traction.
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NEW York, Feb. l0.-It has iust
Ieaksd cut That John Leahy ana Per,
ley Howard, two troopers In Uncle
SANS cavalry detachment stationed at
West Point, fought duel with sabies
Tor pretty little Katie Medler, the
blacksmith's daughter. At ball given
by the engineers, Lsahy WAS tue
favored swain anu jealous Howard
promptly challenged aim TO duel.
Charley Wresth anu Bill Sissey, two
other Troopers, acted aB seconds. After
the usuai prellminaries each man
drew his Formidable sabre and
hwilcbe1 II Though the air. Then
they came down to business aud lew
minutes ot fighting. Howard with one
sharp sweep sent Lsaby's sabre flying
anu lett HIM ueienesisss. WIN the
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VIII Rcisnss senguiIy.

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-A special to
the heraiu from Washington says:
Spain has promised TO release julio
Sanguily sentenced in Cuba t. HE i'm
prlsonment for alleged conspiracy
against the spanish government.
MI. Olneyh representations were
made in view OF all the circumstances
OF the case anu especially OF the long
Imprisonment already suffered by sam
gully. Under tho condition OF his
petition 5ansuily will he required to
leave the island and not return until
the present war IL terminated.
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ALBANY, n. y, Feo. l0.--Wheol-
meu cODgrtgateu neGe today TO attend
the l., A. W. assembly. Although all
states are represented the lull compile
ment OF delegates 10 not expected
before tomorrow. The New York dele
CATION who are for Isasc b. Potter for
president caucused today, mainly 10
show the other factions that they still
retain an unbroken trout. The Potter
supporters have II trump card in form
u circular aimed against James
Dunn OF Maesillion, Ohio, president OF
he league In ls0O.9l, now candidate
iOr ilioe under tus MoK lnley admin
stTauOD, The document sets forth
that Dunn asked Chief CJnsul Potter
10 use his flee in securing the cleo.
tion OF MCKINLEY, which Potter fatty
relused. The vesterners will ulsO
caucus today. The convention was
called to order by President Elliot
who, after few remarks, turneu The
meeting over to Chairman Potter OF
the goOd rOs0s committee, who imme.
uiately Introduced Lieutenant Over
nor Woodruff, who made the address
OF welcome.
Benz amin L. Conen, Portland, Ogu.,
was Introduced as the frat speaker on
good roads.
COnen said Oregon was doing great
woik in that direction. They had
adopted river gravel Tor roads, anu II
met ell requirements. The county
committees were JEALOUS in promJting
work anu bill had been introduced
in the legislature to give the county
courts full power in the matter and
compel delinquent Taxpayers to WORK
out the amounts due, on the rOade. He
said the road CLUB, I'll members, had
been Instrumental III getting great
imnrnYemrnLs In Portland.
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THREATENED HER LIFE.


Gertrude Rhinehart has entered
suit FOR divorce from her husband
Frank Rhinehart. Mrs. Rhinehsrt
alleges gross cruelty on the part ofthe
defendant, as well as failure TO pro.
vide. She parties wero married In
Colorado in 1901. On the l0lh OF last
month she seys Defendant struck her
aud also chokeu her until she became
black In the face, at the sams time
threatening to take her life. Thomp.
son and Lawrence are plsintifi's al.
iUrneys.
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SENATE.

After the NEWS went to press yes.
terdsy the following business was
done:
Mr.. Evans's bill, providing for an
amendment to the present law, pre-.
scribipg the mode OF making assess.
ments, raising revenue, ETC., came up
the law by making State and county
animated debate, with Evans, Smoot
and Hsner as champions for the
measure, and Snow and Wright
against its passage, the bill finally
passed with Monson, Snow ami
Weight voting no.
S. J.R. /, by Harbour, then came
up and was ably defended by its au.
thor, but was lost by a vote OF IL
against and for the measure; this
resolution was to exempt 81 500 from
taxation for the head OF each family.
Rdeout's memorial to Congress
praying that an amendment be sub
mitled to the several state legislatures
providing for the election OF senators
by direct vote OF the people, 40 re-
ported by The committee on federal
relations, was passed.
On request OF Chambers, the House
memorial against the Loud bill was
laid over until today.
Tho Senate adjourned until 2 D. m.
today.
The Senate met at Q o'cloek.
The appropriations and olalms com.
mlttee, to whom was referred III. b.
SO. q bill making appropriations for the
support OF public institutions, and pro.
viding Tor the times Of payment OF the
same, reported the bill and the report
was adopted.
Riueout introduced u concurrent
resolution providing for tho appoint
ment OF committee OF fourtmembers
OF the House aud three OF the Senate
Tor the purpose OF investigating the
charges that undue iLfiusnce was
brought to bear upon met bora of the
Legislature In relation To their voting
for United States senator. Without
sction the resolution was laid ovSr ELL
tomorrow.
Further portions of the code were
considered IS followt;
Supreme courts. capitol grounds,
chattel mortgages judgment llens of
United S.utes courts. inquesIs and ju-
ries. The latter was amended by
inserting tho word "personk" instead
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fe'ufn sweep his sharp ana heavy
Weapon cauglt Leahy on the up an
vut u throu "a ~ clnan Cs aurgeOu''
Rhlie could. Lnshy yellou "murder'
anu tne secobus TIED to stSuch the
olot u, but their fiorls were fruitless,
anu ihey had to take the wounued
man 10 tue hospital where his liz
were seWed up by the sur con. ii
-''u the doc.u he got tue injury aoci-
'entally while fencing with Howard.
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-ivea tue foilowing Telegram from
~ same source.
MANILA, Jan. 2. 90 the lat Of Jan.
usry CUR .roOts carried On operations
At CacsrDnR, Is zsa and Bulacsn. TAX
ny six trenches, the mauufactory Of
rartridge-, eeven EuD' and several
mail uns, many rfi0s and other
weapons. The rebe had l 100 killed
(oounteu) amongst them thu greater
art the native soldiers who have
leseitei. Our casualties were "a killed
An 6S wluudeu.
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NEW York, FeO. l0.-BOurke Cock,
reu Sailed .or Europe on the New
York todsy. He said ho was goiDgOn
business aud woulI return In five
weeks. 81 wish most emphatically To
deny" said he, "ths rumyr printed
today that had long and secret
Interview with Hanna relative to the
sugar trust"
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Kindergarten Social.

Invitations are out for social to be
given in the Templeton hotel psrlOra,
Monday evening, February 10th, for
the benefit OF the Utah Kindergarten
association. The liat OF we'll khown
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PITTsDuRa, Feb. 10. In tho six.day
bicycle race tins afternoon Waller IL
still leading CHM two laps. Rucket
who hurt his knee the first day
dropped out tn consult physicians.
rhe score Mt 9 u'cinck: Waller 473;
CHM A7S; scboch AS; Hal i4s; Dencn
42l; + yster Ala; Racket 1914.
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ladies comprising the reception ana
arrangement rommitiees 10 Of itself
pu'rantee that 1t will be n pleasant
III ir. Tho object OF tho socinl 10 a
worthy one and as an interesting
program is assured large mite ndance
Is anticipated. 1t will commence at
s o'Slock.
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FREpKRIoKHAvN, Denmark, Feb.
l0.-The BRUSH steamer Vhornby from
Baltimore for Copenhagen Is ashore
of Herlzhorn. Tho vessel 10 owned
by Il. Ropnet Il Co.
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CANTON. Ohio, Fob. 10 "A close
friend OF Mckinney SAID lousy:
81 do not believe 1t is settled that
Judge McKonna Will be secretary OF
the interior. believe be hss a ohance
today OF being attorney general"
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10th Identified.

GRAND ISLAND, Nsb., Feb. 10
The young men asphyxiated at the
Palmer House here today have been
positively identified as Hugh Haipin
and Charles Lehman OF Scotia, Neb.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. l0.-It Is fatty
denied at the Waite III Iuse that PEesi.
dent Cleveland in company with
rhurber will start on tour OF the
world next month.
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NEWPORT. r. l., Feb. l0.-Torpedo
boat No. q IN two hours run averaged
2s.72 snots. The government r.quiIe-
.neut iP 27.05 knOte.
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ADRIAN. No., Feb. 10.-GeD. Shelby
is GRADUALLY growing weaker and con-
tinues uncOnsci0us.
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STAMFORD. Conn, Feb. l0.-Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher was more COM
Portable this morning than yesterday.
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incident or applause. The eeustnrs
mqrfhPd back to their chamber and
the House Adjourned.