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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-08-07
THE BUFFALO REFINING CO.,

An Old Antagonist OF the Standard OIL
Co., Goes to the Wall.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 31.-The Buff
falo Refining Co., of which c. B. Mat
thews is the president, has made a
general assignment for the benefit OF
its creditors.
While the company is g comparatively
small corporation, being capitalized at
only SIS, 600, still it has been famous
out of proportion to its business mag.
nitude, because OF its active nutagon,
ism 10 the Standard Oil Co
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-08-07
INcENoIARY FIRES
Cause . Loss of 100000 ut Ottawa, M,
with small Insurance.

OTTAWA, Ill. Aug. 2-The Pioneer
Fire Proof Construction Coz plant, the
largest Of its kind in the world, wa
partially destroyed by FIRE yesterday
afternoon, entailing a loss of 500. 900.
There is only q partial insurance. The
Are was of inceniiary origin. The
large grain elevator OF ]. N. Shulsf
was burned to the ground yesterday
morning. Loss, 8 .UO0; insurance
o, 200. 1t 10 now Thought this build.
ina, was alsn sat "a Are,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-08-07
WITH G~oLDsEEKERS.

steamsr Leaves Portland, Ore, with 3
Passengers En- Route For the klondike
Fieids-Sen. DufieId, Who Has surrsyeo
In AIaskn, Talks About the Boandsry
Line ana Gold Deposits-Looks for Big
Finds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07
~Awny VITA ,selmBrAoIy.

Ara BID 6wll care avaurt~ sounds very
weA IN verse Nug = ycu save case ct
the 'fslupsH caused BY Indigestion. with
k5llouxEess adde's o. as an extra krrr0r,
yosl cannot Sar heFs presto ana thus tn
su-a tine departure O. Eae9e e9oFnfna lie
twtnE TIE proper cs7er wasn tEfzs
troubled 81 70 seek f7e ed 80 fEestetfeF =
Stomach BltfeTs- Thereafter yo0 vii
speedily slxass sizes ease 4na eat with
appetite. ard rear NTer Wfl FcasseTt IS
right 90 regularity. Not only tails you
can retire wttnnsst horrible dread that
aas AAReswEEon EucGEr1eEs within
6-sazas-gr.rnss ITSELF upon tks vit %
your stomach = you Zeal PIE gaoufroFy
sTfrlsaEn~ q chNts aEd fessr kidney
frwGhfa ur Rheumatism. ss1-Z~seu he EyfF-
fe-s 20 gre rescue vlr-ozr 6e3ay 'siaSt
q @n~se th&nE Saf&8 you" A teeA4e conGf-
ttoE q the sVsEera - naCre spesslliv chang
e 70 a vigorous ora SY tA5s Ens tonic
tasn ~ Any other medicinal agent n ax-
lxteuca. 4 vines tezssG4 three tines
azv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. March s-Arrivec
March s-Stmr Progreso. from Seattle.
stmr State OF California. from Portland
Arrived March e-Stmr T1llamook. from
Columbia river; stmr Wiaarnefte. from Sc
attic. ship John c. Potter, from Depart
ure bay. Cleared March e-Stmr WaIla
waila, for Victoria. Sailed March Ssh
Glory Of the Seas, for Comox; bktn Cath
crime sudden. for Tacoma
YAQUINA BAY, March e.-Arrived-
Etmr FarsIion, from Astoria.
SAN DIEGO, March 5.-Saued-Nor ex
Peter Jebsea for NanalIno.
SAN PEDRO, March s.-Arrived-Sehr
Jennie and Stella, from Astoria
NEWPORT, March s.-Arrived-Schr
James A Campbell, from Port Blakeley.
HAMBURG, March 4-Arrived-Br ship
Andra3a, from Oregon: Br bk Cupica,
from oregon.
SYDNEY, March 4.-Arrive6-Br stmr
Narrimoo, from Victoria
NEW YORK. March s.-Arrived-Stmr
Ethiopia. from Glasgow.
LIVERPOOL. March s-ArrIved-StInr
Bowie. from New York. stnr Lucsnia,
from New York.
HOQUIAM, March s.-Special.-Arrived
-sSchr BeGIah, from san Francisco.
ABERDEEN. March 6.-Specfal--Ar-
rfve4-Schr Charles h wilson. from San
FTaucisco.
cOsMOPoIIS. March s.-Speciai.-Sail-
ed-Stmr Sunol. for San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07
WATER FRONT NOTES.

The A-K lie expected in tomorrow or
Tuesday
Steamer State OF Warrington win make
the Tacoma run In place OF the Flyer to-
day.
The United States revenue cutter Perry
Taft for Port Townsend yesterday morn
ing 10 secure money for the monthly pay
roll
The strong wind raised havoc yesterday
with the boats Ia making their landings.
many of them having 10 try two or three
times.
The Greyhound VIII leave Coiman dock
today at noon for Port Madison. TO so-
commodate Seattle people who win at
tend the funeral services OF the late Capt.
Melgs.
The Mabel broke her shaft yesterday
afternoon, when halfway across the
Sound. The Sarah NJ Renton took her In
tow and brought her back 10 Central
wharf
Steamer Multnomah VIII De ready TO
resume her Olympia run tbs latter part
OF next week. She Is now being painted
ard undergoing = general housecieaning
process.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07

The North Pacific Coast Local Psssen-
ger Association meets IN Portland tomor-
rev.
J. =. Croker. manager Of the f. n NJ.
g railway. was in town yesterday. He
returned 70 Everett IN the evening
Il C. Stevens, general Western passsu-
ger agent Of the Great Northern. leaves
al noon today 70 atteni a meeting Of the
North Pactac Coast Passenger Associa-
sien.
G. = Bihlsr, division engineer % the
Northern Pacific, wax over yesterday from
Tacoma IN connection With the filling in
Of thu Centennial min site on the tide flats
and the relation his road has 30 the spurs
and sidetracks that are projected ia the
general pan OF the improvements.
A communication from san Berna-dlno
states that a corporation 20 Se known as
the southern California Power Company
has Been organized with capital stock
% 81. a1.lsa The purpose % the company
Is 10 develop paHeF from the Santa Ana
river by carrying water a distance o.
about four miles through a cement ditch
ard tunnels, thus securing a head OF over
Ice feet. and then running tina water
through tunnels again into the river. Il is
The intention 20 transmit she power by
electricity seventy -fivs miles 20 Los An
gees. where X VIII 30 used % supplans
tha steam power now used 20 develop elee-
frirtty fer lighting ana railroad compa-
ntss. TA@ voltage. IL IS stated. @il ia
a. ~
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Ma ara srvs : y. Fsrser 81 charge %
.Aa salvation Army n " ssA4erfon ar9
areeur- VIZ btd faraNsN - fAe1- many
friends - shfs cay tasaorroE evening 70
shn army barracks. CerGev CO Yesler way
ara Second avenue sTnth- Tas oes-ers
R-E soldiers % the ftTsreat branches =
rne Nork to tass cttT iaten3 rsskiuE tals a
- setrer DAY. TIE raatar hAs beez -
rsoiutns 20 TIE oversight II tas soc-A5 uoagk
~ she NoFsh wes ssrp c&tsr GsT1slou. STA
NesaassartsrS a. CA3ezg0- TIE EA-na % Als
s,sfssessa- WI - sEnaDEes1 fr TIE fare
all meet rs Ma1&AT a.gat. A. zEa cor
.sts.ET tax.tsa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07
..orxsr AGAINST THE RESERVE.
p,,sfdesf Ci~veiand's Proclamation
WIN Entail Heavy LOSSES.

r4rouA March -Spscfsi.-Const6er-
-. interest IL being awakened here re-
..rssr~ the three great tracts Of land Ia
- stste which President CieyelaDd's or
- sas reserved from settlement and en-
~ ire urgency for action by congress
= s,s coming session Is deemed sufficient
= Gag abou, prompt steps IN this state
: "a direction Of vigorous rernonstranes
ga demands on congress for reversal OF
sse srssr.
sss oee reserved tract 70 which the reo-
sss are urging objection. On the ground OF
- Affecting the present interests OF a
arxs rurDer Of settlers. mines and other
sgsosrsy-owEers. Is described briefly as ~
- IN soth sides OF the Cagcade mount
ssus. between the boundary line and tho
e. parallel. and includes lands Of al de-
srss.sons. and towns. lying in Whatcom,
fkssst. snohomlsh and okannEan counties
sal surrounding parts OF other counties.
tss Units being s. miles one way and about
II riss tire other.
gsa,tie people. through the Post-Intelii-
sssss~. we're the first 70 agitate the pro-
.ss against this government reserve. II
sssns likely that the first move here viii
= raas through the Chamber OF Com
nsrcs. The matter has been placed in the
hsrcs o. The mining committee OF the
chamber. and viii probably be brought be-
sss taas body AZ Its next meeting.
VT Carleton local agent OF the Pa
sssz csasf Steamship Company. Is heavily
Interested In mining IN the northern sec
fiss u reserved tract. and Is taking active
Fsgs 70 have a protest entered. In speak
re q the matter this morning. Mr.. Carrie
ssn SAL.
-Tas~s is great deal OF valuable min
fey sne ether property in that district
tai VII simply ne taken away from
tssss VITO developed r. IL this reservation
3 s15sd 20 stand ! have spent a great
sss o. money in various mining projects
sAsTs and nos being able 70 get the gov
stnss' 10 survey the land. could not
ssta patent % my property. Myself and
sssariftss rsfitiened the local land Office
= asvs SURVEY made. but without sue
ee<s
Tasr are almost daily discoveries be-
70 nsss IN tire territory included In this
reserve and any number Of mining prop
sfflss are n various stages OF develop
fssas which. SO ! have explained. from a
lsfs q survey, IS not exempted and VIII
= AIKEN from the people who have put
= tine and money on them. All who have
tssse9 there VII Se treated rs usurper-.
srFsn on, heid subject 20 arrest for tres
fsss Our property cost much money. for
vssea ve Will have absolutely nothing 20
80 sgd nothing 20 recover on.
pGr ease "a but one OF hundreds much
- saae Some, or course have their 1T
- az usd up IN the same condition. A
~ nav be On surveyed land and Own
.fs1 property. thus exempting them
tsn re provisions Or The reserve. How
sVsr the great majority are IN position
test their holdings. and Of course un-
sssSaSd nothing AZ all OF what Is being
eane 70 deprive them OF their rights
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STOLE THE FAUCETS.
The water was Let Loose snd the
Meter kept on Registering.

Or TIE property located at the north
eaqf corner OF Jackson street and Sixth
avenue south Is q rnefsr used to register
The amount ~ water consumed thsra.
Between the date of reading this meter
to~ the month q January and February
tw-o faucets were stolen. ard ths wafer
ezs allowed 10 ran. ard the meter kept
on registering.
The result IS seen in the saBounceuent
that the water rsut has Jumped tron 8: g
50 40 a Tnsnth ". q. Morrison. who
controls ere property Tor TIE king Coun-
= Tuvess ncnL. Company. "a : says that
~ has been frvang to econ0ratz@ CT water
r~ns ard thInks ths city ouKhs % give
hfa. The benefit of the minimum rate. as
he "a rot responsible for thieves stealing
TIE faucets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07
SENATOR H. W. CORBETT.
GOV. Lord Appoints Hin e FsYi the
vacancy, and He Leaves for
MAahin xfou.

sALEx March s.--Gov. Lord today sp-
pointed Ex-senator Fl W. Coroett United
states senator 20 ell the vacancy caused
oy the failure OF the legislature TO eject a
senator AZ its recent session
Ar- Coroett represented Or~xon In ths
United States senate from rSs 10 ig72 Hs
- vice president OF the First National
pank OF Portland, Oregon, and Is very
pronounced in favor OF q god standard
lie came to Oregon more than thtrty-f7ys
years ago. and for many years has been
engaged In the banking business At the
recent sesxten OF the legislature, while rot
openly candidate. he was ore OF the
chief opponents OF Senator Mitchell. He L.
about es years OF aga. Senator corbstt
VIII leave fer Washington tonight
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srIsKs nREANs run RECORD.
"e''iisnt Having sa the last Game.
80 fAr Tournament

ttESli} Re. Ne~cA s-Taa fast Rar,aes
e.-isrd tournament p-oper were
tsa taa@ atfsrnsan sn& evening. TIE
So safr between Csa1ta Ener ard
- = aR aF Ear Ffa aeast ot the series.
- PAVING tee e. TN - hLs NE IN tha
@ete lnninE gasksrr a., e,een5~senxs ,t,-
eisis His average sn tniS game
- ertsh,ishcs rev ~g-e-s -
-. s7a9 earsoa, the ~ecs~a previously
80 80 - - ffis hlrhs-e -4In
- ana h's average e &-91. s;allsrAs.~.s
ran vas 'aa average -
- z 'Es'th s1f .ast ssere sonlxht vrza
- ts2sEsey srJ MefasEn-fn thn
49,. V'asias. - 20 "a ssAansAers=
-. 2a VAS So era 1.s average "A
aT,s... = 81 ss-s'ass-.u etseeut van was 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07

yo,ns. and Perkins Cnsehfed in she
Idaho LEGISLATURE

BOISE. Idaho. March s.-The legislative
committee investigating the bribery
charges in connection with the election OF
senator Ecitfeid has made report rec
ornmendtng fhat Representative Jones
who made tire affidavit that he was oflsed.
ara REPRESENTATIVE Perkins. whom JONES
charged with having paid him $50 for his
vote. be removed from the legislature
This action practically sustains the
charges.
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sE'sNA. Nom. NaroA s-specl.l--
Arsatg eshrr sear3alS conne>ses with re
80 lexss}ature. the latest "a the manner
saieh ihe house Blk. reGecinE the sAia-
= eonn.y oifcials was defeate after
80 pssssd aofh hoa-es Thts VAS ac-
.Fisassi ~ hoitinK e gr1m ;he enroll
esSa inittes untf = wss too I.te FOR TIE
ciiaeess - both bodies 10 sign
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suinshe AZ MALTA XNnlIn-

wALLA wALLA. March s.-Mlss Al
Fusta I.4uneker. IS years old vas found
dead IN her bed this morning. A par
tally emptied bottle of strycAnine was
found lying on TIE Goor. showing that she
had taken her own lie. she had been
respondent over the death % James
Mailer. who died rom heart disease sud
IDEALLY last Thursday. ard for whom she
had cuncesxeA an attaeanent-
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"Firebug~ Ferret.a out.

EFESETT. March ESPECIAL Several
Ets'sraars fires have occurred in Saoho-
asn within tse past year or 50. bat the
n1sisrY s&s been solved ~ the persistent
= - dstectiV-. Who has tracked enc
.-aa SaAfrer % Ms isir ss 80 guilty t1eer-
~ shsTer Is ~ Revelstoks. n. c.. but
IS Indicated h's willingness 20 return.
80 Deputy sesrt- Dwyer hs- gone up
s~sss wiis warrant 20 get him.
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afternoon at o'clock. Besides the regu-
lar reports from the different officers.
Miss Lester. the young lady who has
bean engaged FOR the past year IN assist
Ing Miss Creelnan. viii give an account
OF her visits among the parents OF the
children All who are interested in the
work OF the association ara cordially in
ytfe3 70 be ureseut
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yFVS FROM TACOMA.
LOWELL PICKED Up rNCoS-
mous On THE STREET.
- Css n His Besd-Ss One
- re Accident bat HE Dsesss'
S n Was Cansed by Vertigo
.~ss. Of the Brain Feared
-.-~~xereA by HIS Friend Col.
.~r.eena Axitated Over the
vsr<ssry Reserve.
-. g,s-eas Of the Po~t-Inteuigercer.
ps f,zz Pacific Avenue

=
~c<sa Marca s-Speclai--Capt. l.
- -; ,ats.y a wels-known m@rnber
~sfsooai Guard. was discovered late
- ...s-noor lying unconscious al tie
- - pallrsad and Ninth sfreetx- He
go by lis cd friend CO.. Fife. WHO
- In 20 TIE Hots' Pie. where no now
- sssvs.n nse and death
-. s,rsua Capt. Howell had q deep
.. = 80 read, and Or. Hickman fears
sIs<ass,en Of .he brain After being
- ov.- for three hours he recovered
s.rs,ssuess Only partially, afterwards
$50 tito . deep sleep.
- -. sar him fan. but rl1uSors pre-
..ss.~ AZ foul pay are evidently ground
- r,r Hfx-rsn thinks II a case OF ver-
- "a waicn Howell has been subject.
fso. Ho.sls bad been nsrnoer OK the
80. Guard since 1881. as private. cor
-. sergeant and captain. resigning the
80 so.s.loa last month. The members
: =. raard s~tsesn him highly ss an Of
49, sud nan. and waen he resigned his
-...slncy presented him with valuable
<saa,aad ring.
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49, me y. NJ. &. a Toanx

--a.Ax Rev. WaEs n. 9HcA-sst n--Et-.
$500 SIX Addresses az fA@ I NJ I A
a. fes rsnsra1 sahseeE, Taa Pro1gxas
- xEas tax tats zffe~nooa I'll be o.
- ..s,srz ra-Ne las - ha Fhgtasras
81 --Ds@- a. sazsoNs. s-A-a Route 90 tAs rar
s-.snne~w LIE Ea IRE Ear .CoanF~w.a
sssge casa 70 HlEasest~ "l51zaesrars
Yssssu8 ..Eenss az Last
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WERE NOT CONFIRMED.
many Nominations OverisokeA ky
the Last Congr~sa

WASHINGTON. March s-Th. ,ors,.-
fions which failed In confirmation 1u-fnx
tne session Of congress inciads the follow
ing.
lhitsd states district Judge dis.rse. Of
De.aTars William W. Clark. Consul % ire
United States a. Munlch. J. Leonard Corn
ing
Also TT postmssterx. Including. Art
holss--Joan 2 Compton. Globe California
Willard Wells. Eureka. T. II yo-,-~
Chino. Sevsda-Robe-s pchi. Asstf-
oreEon-~jossph G. Sawyer. Esvburr
W @snington-Thecdore Ti.ernann. f.. Bal
lard.
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TACOMA, March 6--Speciai--A. Ahrs-
sazson. convicted 81 completely IN the
.sFslaFy OF Pacific avenue saloon. and
smith. found guilty. ~ taking n watch
NSs drunken man. were sentenced each
= ene year AZ WaliA Waiia.
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"A c~iek n the back" pain under the
shoulder blades. water hrash- htiiousness.
and constipation, are symptoms OF dis
ordered stomach. kidneys, AVer' ana bow
as Per All ailments originating n q es-
rarxsrrert OF these organs. take Ayers
P.sz
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rrAes at Seattle Haxsop To-day.
MARINE OBSERVATION.

TATOOSH, March "a p. m--Special.-
Barometer, 81; cloudy: wind east, p
miles. Sailed out, three-nasted schoon-
err al Is q. m: txo-mAsied schooner.
81 las .. M: q thrse-maxtsd schooner. at
l-5e p. r.
NEAH BAY, March "a .. m.-soecial
Cloudy. light east wind
CLALLAM BAY, March "a , M
Epeclal.-CSear: brisk east wind.
PORT ANGELES, March a. p. M
SpeclaL-Earometer 2s.75. clear: wind
east miles. In bay. tug ylgEant and
ship Hawaiian Isles Sailed. ship An
dora. Ia tex az tug Sea IAon. at $50 .. n.
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once. for tn. ropulist..

TACOMA, March e-SpeclaL-At tho
r'yalar meeting ~ the city council today
! resolution wac PASSED directing the
ssses 81 departments 10 at once put 90
VERA AL Tire eligibles under the civil serv-
= amendments to the city charter. The
'ssosaiton merely directs the city officials
= carry cut the law.
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NORTH YAKIMA March k-Speclai.--
The two-story residence % James Court
wrjEht. near Yakima CITY. was destroyed
ty Ere tais afternoon The Ere was CAUSED
Is d detective Tue. Loss about 60
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CALL TO EXTRA SESSION


.ns the opposition OF the three parrsas
snIcn ey Combination csn orrsriye ~.
IT'S T-sson the advocacy q raorrass-
l,auon on wholly Republican n1es "a.
- anooti~d almost as soon a. orxsarNsa
- sen@s~a desire seemed 70 Be to <ssas-.
such oTsaEsIza ton aa wrs,ia -es,.s, !. -
tinuing Committees II, cHarrs 90 r~.s.s..s-
cans With sach assistance a. cossi6 -
secured from other sources
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r.. V~n ~e Aavs -se4 Char4hSrlain's
- aSS'y as asNavs keep il in the
49,. = : rvEzuis5 IN oar ssuslly "a
szlasss. e~..as and creep. Il = zaso -
ssee. i - ~Aocpsnx crrTh. No ssrilv
k-E = az ealitsen sAona4 re wisho..s
= = AoEE1, o.zxy. Nc.
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Passengers arriving n 81. Paai sru-n ire
West sAoal5 bez- In mind s&at tA@ N1rsn-
Western Ire has SIX trains dairy 49,
fweez 81 Pan Er4 Caczge See s1at Ire
ticket agent In ssslirg yea gives yen "Tas
NorzA-W estern-" Ne cSa1@es Ter q zzy-
ever a. z1zs tssz&i sxrsnse
F. W PARKER,
Commercial AS.rs. - Esrs. Ava. sea.ts>
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-. ,'NAlNNATL MARI s-TAe Ohta river
a.. A,'a1ar} IS e. feet e inches a. 3
ss-r r. 4, Is nei nke]y &c rise sur-
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Tas seattle kiESe-wAr*sz Association
wsa a1za ssk regular a3-zscu<Aty zansgsnx
g. xNs CeAzSe< 60 GazzsEes loazzy
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SENATOR FROM FLORIDA.

Col. John Henderson Accents A.
pofntment From Gov. Rioxham.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March ss-Col. John
Henderson. vice president and general
counsel or the Florida Central 4 PENN
snla railroad, while here upon court bust
ness last night. received q telegram from
Gov. Bloxham, OF Florida, rendering him
the appointment as United States senator.
Col Henderson wired his acceptance
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Portland, March 8. III.
Rafr. stationary temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-23
MONEY FOR THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
THE APPROPRIATION VOTED AFTER A BITTER
FIGHT IN THE HOUSE

THE APPROPRIATION VOTED AFTER A BITTER
FIGHT IN THE HOUSE
Washington. Feb % (SpeciaD.-The two hours 40.
bate In the House of Representatives to-day n,
the paragraph in the General Deficiency hin ~
pay the balance on account OF judgment given nv
the Court OF Claims In favor OF the Southern pa
cshc Railroad Company was a brisk and Interesting
one and the opponents OF the appropriation fought
stubbornly 10 the last. An appropriation TO nay
portion OF the judgment made bv the last
Congress. but the payment Of the balance amonni
ing 10 N,SloiN, has been steadily resisted bv
strong minority OF the House. under the leadership
OF Governor Sayers OF Texas In his speech a.ains,
the appropriation to-day he admitted that Tho
Judgment was valid. but contended that IL ought
not TO be paid TO the railroad company but used
as an Offset against a portion OF the money owed
TO the United States by the Central Pacific Rail.
road Company.
Governor Sayers also admittci that In a judicial
proceeding such an offset VIC ia not be allowed
but he declared that. in GOOD conscience and
equity. Congress ought to exercise It's power In
the promises and withhold ne appropriation. Gov
ernor savers did NOT dem that the money had
been earned by the railroad. or that II had regu-
larry received pay for about ninc-tenhs OF the
value OF the services rendered 10 the Government
on account OF transportation OF the mails and OF
military and other supplies. but he continued 70
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

Jacob D. Butler has sold through David Stew
art TO william II. Lake the plot. lH.6xl00 feet. on
the west side OF Hamilton Terrace. 100 feet south
OF hundred nd forty fourth-st. for improve
ment at about $1,000 The same broker has sold
for Mrs Rarted to Ferdinand Forsch plot 50x
syu feet on the south side OF One-hundred-an
fftieth-st. 200 feet west OF Amsterdam-ave. on
private terms.
II is reported that Gardner Sherman has bought
from Charles Buck the five.story American
basement dwelling al No. 225 West Seventy-sec-
ond-st.
Du Bots Smith was the broker In the sale. al
ready reported In The Tribune by Mrs Charles
C;uidet OF the four-stOry high-stoop stone-front
dwelling with lot 25xl05 at No. II Park-ave IA
DR. Frank n. BosNorta. The price paid by the
latter was $500.