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General Markets.

NEw YORK. Jan. la-FLoCR-State and western dull and lower ta sell; c.fy mills pat entS. Ssst 6a4N; winter patents. St.t1E hits city mills otars. Ss.ps &uS, winter stralshts, sa.00 C4.s0
 wHEAT-No. . rcd opened weaS under lower English cables, but rallird nt noon ou local coverings; Marvh, S9isago l-ldc.: May, SB ll-lGesG bloc.
 CoIlN-No. 2 was quiet, but steady; May, S0 l-i68 so <c.; July. 1lSc,
 oATS-No. . dull. but easy; track, white. slate. -uG5AAc. track, white. western, sss N.
 poRk-ouieE mess, Ss.aou9. family, sa.s @ln.
 LARD-Steady; prime western steam. SlsS asked. BUTTER Steady; state dairy. lo1lssSr., staia creamery. iS1 la'.
 clIEESE-Quists state, large. s1xluac.; small. saili4c.
 EGGs-Steady; state and Pennsylvania. isb l6lsc.: western, ls7lsc. SDGAR-k1w quiet; fsir rcaning 2 i2-iec.: centrifugal. 70 te-t. s.isc.; reuncJ weak: crushed. tisc.; powdered, tlss
 TCRpEN TINE Steady at ssss s4StAc.
 MoLA>SkS- Steady, New Orleans, = 1ssssc.
 RlCE-Steady; domestic, gis 4gd.sc.; Japan. g4074c. 1ALLow-Qnlet; city. stSc.; country, 5sso. hAN-Steady; shipptng. 6S9 Joo.; good ,o e6oise. 7osssso-
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honors and went to Des Moines, where he became teacher in the High school He continued in this position until q. de voting his spare time to the study of law and shorthand. Ho then went into the law office of l homas Nithrow, and when, ye2r later, Mir. Withrow was made general solicitor of the Rock Island railroad Mir. Mason came with him to Chicago as his clerk.
 HaN ing perfected himself in shorthand, Mir. Mason became a court reporter.
 In 1878 N.r. Mason married Edith White of Dcs Moines. Seven of their nine chil- dren are living. Mr. Mason was twice a member of the Illinois house of reprcscnta- tives and once of t!se state senate He was also member in the Fiftieth and fifty first congresses
 Mir. Mason enjoys the distinction of be- ing the champion campaigner of Illinois, having during the past eight years ad- dressed more people in tho St te than any other one man during that time.
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C0NATY Is INSTALLED
BECOMES RECTOR or THE cATso- lIc UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.
rope Leo and Bishop hcane Declared to Be Founders of the Fausu. instiIatlon. Many Prominent Church pignitsrIe. Witness the cer~monIs&

WASHINGTON. Jan. %. - Very Rev. Thomas ]. Coraty. D. n.. has hscn in- stalled as rector of the Catholic University of America IL was a notable event In the history ot the institution and drew toreth- CT a distinguished aSscmhlace of church men and educators. Caniinal Gihhons. In his scarlet rohes, heatlcvl the pNnc,ssion across the university grounds to McMahon ball He was accompanied by Mgr. Marti- nelli. the papal delegate, and a number of visiting clergymcn, including ArchhiShops Rider of Cincinnati, Ryan of Philadcl. phia, Bishops Beyan, Donahue and Far. ley, Mgrs. Griffin. Maginnis and NacMa. hon. Following thcSc came tlie faculty and students of the university.
 McMahon hsll was handsomely dccorat- ed for tho event, the paral colors and the stars and stripes being intertwined above the platform where the ceremony occurred. The cardinal, archhishors and bishops oc- cupicd the platform and also President Whitman of Columbia university. ppcsi- dent Richards of Georgetown university, President Rankin of Howard university, Senators Garter, Smith and Roach and Minister Andrade of Venezuela Tho h.dy of the hall was crowded to ovcriiowine with invited guests,
 The ceremony orcncd with tho rcadlnE of the popc's brief appointing Dr. Conaty as rcctor by Professor Shea of tho univer~ sity staff.
 Cardinal Gibbons then delivered the opening aG6reSs He refcacNi to Pope Leo XIII and Bishop Eeanc asIne 1.-two found CTS of the university and also paid a high tribute to Vice Rector Garrigan. He heartily congratulated Dr. Conaty on the suspicious oircumstanccs of his appoint nent and referred to the high cstcem in which the new rector was held hy men of high station at his former home, including tho senior senator from Massachusetts, Mir. Hoar; the rovornor of Massachusetts and mayor of Worcester. Procoeding, he said:
 ''I,ct the watchwor,i of tho Catholic uni versity be, Revelation and science. re- liEion and patriotism, God and constitu- tion of tho United States would not expunge or alter a single paragraph, sim gle line or single word of that immortal instrument. The constitution Is admira- bly adapted to tho growth and expansion of the Catholic religion, and the Catholic religion Is admirably adapted to the gen. ius of the constitution. They fit together like two links In the same chain.
 The cardinal referred with satisfaction to the fact that the university did not have to look to the government in order "a shape its action, the only restriction on it being the limits of it's own purse He add
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 cd. "Here, thank God, our government holds over us the arm of it's protection, without interfering with our God given liberties as expounders of the divine law. ''
 The cardinal closed with an eloquent plea that all those connected with the uni. versity bc vindicators not only of religion and science, but also of the civil and 10. litical institutions Of our beloved country.
 Presented with the Seal.
 At the conclusion of the cariinals ad dress Vice Rector Garrigan stcppct for. ward and rrescntcd the new rector with the constitution and seal of the univcrSi. ty, adding an earnest welcome Co Dr. Co. naty.
 The latter acknowledged the long con. tinued applause and then began his inau. gural discourse, speaking in a strong, pleasing voice.
 nr. Conaty. after expressing his decI gratitude to tic dircctors of the univcrsi- ty who had recommended him to the popc for the high honor of the rectorship, said that he had lcen called to his new pos, from the busy sphere of parochial dutic. and felt unable to announce any definite plan of work until he had opportunity tc study tho needs of the gnoat institution over which he had bocn called to preside, He paid warm tribute to the ability and integrity of his prclcoeSsor. Bishop kcanc, who. he said, had been called by the pon tiff to field of greater honor and wider usefulness.
 Speaking of the scope of cathollcity oi the university s teaching, Or. Conaty said
 Truth Is one, as God Is one, whether il be sought for in the moral or scientific or der. There can be no secret in natnp Il. church has always blessed true science and blcSScs 1t every day.
 As rr. Conaty closed he was grcctcJ with hearty applause. while the cardinal and other high churchmcn extended warm personal congratulations. The new rectoi procc,dcd to the rotuuda below, where fol half an hour he received the long line o guests who were anxious to grasp his hand and express their well wishes
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Gould she has given up her professional engagements Not because Mir Gould has any prejudice against the theatrical pro feSsion, but only because he feels it to he unnecessary for her to continue at work.
 "No date has been set for the marriage, and am not at liberty to give an opinion as to whether it will bc celebrated here"
 Katherine Clemn1ons Is the stage name adopted by Viola Dayan, who as a girl ten or dozen years ago made her debut in a theater in San Francisco. She was then very preposseSsing and is m attractive woman now. Miss Dayan S Clcmmonsl was living In Chicago in 1893 while Will liam F. Cody (Buffala Billl was exhibit ing his wild west show on grounds ad- joining the Columbian exposition. Cody decided that Miss Clemmo2S could and should return to the stage, and he star red' her. The vehicle selected was TO- mantle drama in blank verse entitled |" "A Lady of Venice. :" .. -.
 As an angel" Cody was very liberal. Miss Clemmons was surrounded by an ex- cellent company of players. her costumes were elaborate and beautiful. the scenic equipment was gorgeous and the stape furnishings all thas could be desired. Miss Clemons was literally avcrtissl. but the play would not draw. and the tour ended in hasco, followed by several lawsuits Mir. Cody retired from the expensive ven- ture. and Miss Clcmmons has not since been seen upon the stasnc.
 The reported engagement kas been a matter of gossip in theatrical circles for months. A few weeks ago, on Miss Clem- mons return from Europe, Mir. Gould met her at the dock in New York and they drove away together.
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The Populist vote went to T. V. Gator.
Nominated Tor Senator.

DOVER, Del, Jan. la.-The Democratic members of the legislature in caucus nom mated R. R kcnncy of Kent county for United States senator. NIT. Kcnney Is a prominent lawyer of Dover. He was born in Sussex county in 1856 and was admit. ted to the bar in 1878. He was adjutant general of the state national guard under Governor Biggs, but has held no other pub lie officc He has always voted the Dem. ocratic ticket and was an ardent supporter of Bryan
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knl.rrInr Rrchs.tsr nl.ec.s.

ROCHESTER, Jan. aa.-Hight Rey. n, l. McQuaid has rscsiN,sl official nuticc fn5 nl Rome that the four southern tier (, uotlcs of Stcuhcn, Chcmuns, 1inra ans. Sebny, Ter have lscn taken frum the dioc se Cf Buffalo and Gdasd ta that uf Rochester. This change win add to Rochester \ is,t. ishcs. 70 rbunrhcs and s3 priests The din. ceSc will hcnaiter be composed of thu ls counties of Monroc, Livingston, Ontario. Yates, Scneca Cayuga, Wayne. Tompkins, Steahen, ChcmupE Tioga and Sehuslcr with sS parishes, l5o ch0rShos and i2l prlssts
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r,.. For N.w y.r.. p.s.us..

wAsntNcToN. Jan. lo.--An interesting plan for incrcasing tho strength 0f tho ortihoatlous In New York har.pnr is pm. posed hy Representative FtSl or Of Brook lyn. Tho rroiect Is for the rcclamation of Romcr shoals, shoal ef about a acrVs&. a few miles noith of sandy Hook and it miles south of Forts Hamilton and wnds. worth The shoals ane only about six fcct under water. and Mir Fisher would have crcet.~l upon them thrcc rcSelNinT turrrt~ each uf which could lsc armed with two hoavy guns This sort of harhor work has been uscd tS Trance at sovvrai points -on her coast and Is approved lis military men. Mir Fishor saSs that the turrcts could ee manned hy fewer men than arc rvauirsAN for the or'w of a inonltor. Tho guns would command the maln ship channel as'd God nvys channel, whilo tho turVts, benuso of their small siTe and height would fur nish very pccr torret for Nsss~'ls, Nr. Fisher will intrutuoc a hill authorizing tho president Ca appoint bcand ef thr0 engineer officers of the army to rcl ort np- on the rractioalility ut tho plan and to make estimates uf its ro~t.
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P~nrose Elected.

HARRISBURG. Jan. So.-Senat1r Boies Penrose was elected a United States sena- tor in place ot T. Donald Cameron. But one Republican vote was cast against him that of Daniel F. Moore of Chester, Both houses voted separately. The vote in the house follows: Penrose, i6S. Chaunocy F. Black, York. SS; John wanamaSer. i; absent or rot voting, 2. In the senate Pen rose polled 42 votes and Black 6. Senators Mitchell, Bradford and Penrose net vot-
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rranc,. c.aarm~..

WASHINGTON, Jan. ln-SccNtary Frau. cis nomination has lS~'n confirmed hy tho senate Ia executive scssiou No opposition to connrmaii tan was made, ard no vo'o was taken senator Vest stat,d that hc could add nothing to whgt Dc N ! alcx1dy said md that he hAd nn Nhicl ln lurthCr delaying action uIson tho nomination, He nd,s,d that be had not nads objection to confirmation In the Nekinuing an any psr. Sonal ground ar bNau~' hc cnteftntnsd NY hut tho kindcst rcrsanal feelings t'-
 ga.sl Mir Francis hut that he had taken iis position in opp 1sltlon ta confirmation simply as matter uf duty to the ncms crtatic pArjy. which Mir ffan,is while pIaf,sslaR e lle member of that party, hnA olAnn..,l ln ll. lnle nlsellnn.
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Fnirh.nk, |. chn.,n.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ian. so.-ChSrles War rn Fairbanks was elected United States senator to sncceed Daniel W. Noorhces by the lexislature In the senate Senator Hawkins made the principal nominating speech. and Rev. Francis I. Roots placed Mir Fairbanks In nomination in the house. There were several secondinR speeches John H. East made the nominating speech for MT. Voorhees,, who rcocived the vote of the minority.
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r,lra to t,.i... ,h, c,.t.

l0NDoN. Jan, iS.-=A noily Mall dis- patch frum Vienna ssvs thai startling ru. mors arc rtfnapt that Ilio raar and csnrina srr suffering from iraiostions at palsous Wg, hut tac only ground Ior lllem ssns sn ec that cSf erslNc chanfnss haVc r~sssatlv htcn made in tho khchcn ul tho Winter
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Charged Win rrriarr.

BosToS, Jan. lS.-Dr. John T. Stmp- son, 47 years old. living on Chambers street in this city, has been arrested on a charge of perjury. Dr. simpson was witness in the case of Annie F. Callahan against the West End Street railway, which was tried in the superior court in December, l5s6, and 1t ts alleged that he testified falsely.
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Pritehard Poll. .n Erac, Majority.

RALEIGH, Jan. so-The halloting foI senator resulted: Tn the senate, Pritchard (Rep.), 24; Thompson (Pop. ), IS; Daugh- ton (Dem.), :, and in the house, Pritch- ard, 62; Thompson, 2i; Daughton, 9. Pritchard's total vote is exactly a major. ity of both branches of the legislature, the membership being To.
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Conn.c,,cpt R.-.lec,. rl.tt.

HARTFORD, Jan. 2o.-A viva ycce vote was taken in both branches on the election of O. Fl. Plart to tho United States senate to succccd himself. In the senate Mir.
 Platt received all of the c4 votes, while in the house, out of le6 votes cast, Mir. Platt received all but 24. tho rest going to T. B. Sargent of New Haven, the recent silver Democratic candidate for governor.
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spoeuer Nominated For Senator.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. l4-Colonel John c. Spooner was unanimously nominated for United States senator by the Republic an joint legislative caucus Being ccnduct- ed before the caucus, the nominee made a brilliant response, declaring for protection reciprocity, the right of the federal govern ment to arbitrarily invade states to protect property, for currency reform and the pres- ent monetary standard.
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yess n Reelected.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. eo.-Tht formal ballot was taken in the legislature which resulted in the reelection of Sena- tor George q. Vest to the United Stltcs senate, as follows: In the house, Vest (Dem. ], S5; Kerens (Repl, 34; Jones (Pop.), |. and in the senate, Vest, l9; Kerans I4
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British Parliament op-n.

LoNDoS, Jan. l9.-The British rnrlia- ment opened today with the usual cerefno- nies. The queens speech gave flatJcring account of the empires relations with other countries and spoke Of the arbitration treaty with this nation in glowing tsrms. Lord Salisbury congratulated the government on its signing and after movir 2 au answer to the address from the throne both |. e house of commons and the house of lords adjourned.
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THE WITCH.

The mornin hour an the opeE n flower For the lass O tke licht blue e'e; The eurnin ray i' the neon O day Fer the man Lis VI ark to 6ree, For tLe hzy rest as the sun gses west Tke bonnie Lack nicht for nc. It's sair 10 ei6e ty the ineleside
 Through morn sn eve an noon. A weary life has rrir aud wife
 Vii the clsvers O the icon. T. the lift prS VI wi the bat sn owl When the nicht's without a noon. There are lrckies three wha meet vii me On steeds O birk an whin. There's AaCee Ao Cuet sn Thoomless Jean An Bell O the BearSit Chin. We skim an skirl tin the Lrtaps dirl An ihe elorls shak' at the oin. Ert it's best to float in riddle boat Wl,n the Mitch Crb's in a lowe: To tsck an twist throcth h the reek an mist To rcd sn eeck sn bow, To swiak m sing 10 cur sin dark king, Vii his takin bernie row, The barn ccck craws, the mornin dawss Our harry trcrt has ceased. By the ingiesiGe I'm fain to bi6e
 Loathsd d taith hy man an beast. Oh, it's hard to keep witch heart deep Nnh!n n srid vii, $ tr.astl -N.n-no Christie in Lorgman Magazine.
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Returned Henry M. Teller.

DENVER, Jan. % Henry NJ Teller was reelected United States senator by the al most unanimous vote of the Colorado iegis lature. All the members classed as popu lists, Democrats, Silver Republicans and National Silscri;es voted solidly for him.
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Robbers Make a Raid.

PERRY I. T., Jan. lS.-Robhers took in the town of Newkirk. north of here, yes terday Saloons were robbed of all money and quantities of whisky and beer. Resi- dences were entered and many things were taken Officers Siink the robbers came into town under the guise e :raInps. Five tramps were arrested here for highway ~nl,iSn,-v
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PerkIn. Chosen Senator.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. I3.-tic1rge c. Per kins was ra-clectol United States senator, receiving majority of the votes in both branches of the legislature. In the senate he receiycd 2 votes against scattering opposition vote of 1S. His vote in the as
 sembly was 45 against total opposition of 9. His majority on joint ballot Is l9, The Democratic vote was divided between Congressman Maguire, W. W. Foote and National Committeeman J. J. Dwysy
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stcalthfui.

Justice-You are charged with steal ing Colonel Julep's chickens Have yen any witnesses?
 Uncle McscS-I heb not don't steal chickens befo' witnesses --Richmond Times
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u.n.hrnnrh Get. It.

BISMARCK, N. D., Jan. 2o.-In the sen ate the vote for United States senator re suited; Hanshrough (Rep.l. q; Bentley lFusionl, :. In the house the ballot was Hanshrcugh, 4s; Bentley, I7.
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HOWARD GOULD ENGAGED.
Mrs. Daysn Says He wu Wed Her Daugh-
 ter, AAtherIne Clemmons

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-Mrs. ] W. Dayan, mother of Katherine Clcmmons, who has just rcturned from a visit to her daughter. said to an interviewer:
 My daughter is engaged to marry How ard Gould and has been for a long time. It would be foolish to deny it, but we dislike the notoricty which the announcement brings In deforence to the wishes of MT
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Immlrr.tlsn bod Asr..a rs.

wAsmNoroN. Jan. 0-1ho confefs. of the two houses on tho iinminrNtion hlll have u,achcd an arucmcnL Many of tho provisions of both the Scnato and tho houss bllls wcrc r'taluci, but tbey werv modified sa as to make it a NciS lifrsrent hlil from that which passyd either houAe. Tho I.edge educational qualification waa accepted. but It's application was limited ta pcrsnas b,twoon i6 and 60 years of Asrc. The Corliss amendment adopted hy tho house and rrJocted hy the scnaio was re- st0rNd. but in very much modified form. As originally apnsd to, the amendment made it unlawful to employ any alien in the United states A changed 'Ac prs. hihl,ion Is less stringent and ls made to apply only to tho employment nf aliens who habitaally come and go-"hhss of pas~Nst, w
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ID. Pas, w..s Ia ca.sr...

wksniNcroS, Jan. iA-In the scnase ycStcrtay most of the time was taken up with a diacussion of the Mtlis rc~olution for the rccognition of Cuban indcpcnacnceA In executive ecssion the ecnasc ncfusod to ratify certain provisions in arbitration troaties between this country and the orWnRc Frcc Stato and tho Argentine Re- public submitted by Sccretary of State ol- ncy.
 In tho houso the blll lp make limitations cf butter subject to S.atc lawr was dis missed without taking final action. 4 bin was passed to transfer final iurssiio- ton of criminal oasos tnot capita0 from the United states suprome court to the clr~ cult courts of appcais
 WASHINGTON, Jan. ih-fn the ncnata the ncaSure known as the frcc homestead bill was passed hy a vote of aa to IT. A resolution was adopted calling for an in- qulry by the judiciary committee as to rta- tus of the Union and Central Pacific nail- road properties
 In the house tho Grout hlil, the purpose of which Is to subject olcamarrarine and other imitation dairy products to tho laws of tho states Into which they arc transport ed was passed hy vote of iea to pa. wAsnINGroN, Jan. ie--Thc senate was not in session yostorday. In the frcc home  with senate amendments. was rcfcrred to tho oommittcc on public lands A number of minor bills on tho calendar, including several private pensions, wcre passed. Mir. | Spencer of Massachusetts intnoduccd bill authorizing this government to make a tender to Spain of sum not oxcecilng taoo oOo, 900 for tho purchase of tho Island | of Cuba.
 wASnINcroS. Jan. ia--In tho United States senate Mir pcffor presented pcsi. tons In favor of making congress tho final | judge ot the constitutionality of its own acts Mir. Chandler introduced a bill to provide for representation at an intrrna- tional monetary confercncc. The army ap- propriation bill was raSssxi. Tho Nicaragua canal bill was taken up. and Mir. Morgan | spoke In advocacy of its passAre. In exec utivr session the nomination of Socrc,ary | Francis was confirmed.
 In the house tho American lsar associa- tion's hill, amending the patent law, WAS passed. Several minor bills wcre also II
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Nevad. wn Return J. r. Jape..

CARSON. New, Jan. 2o.-A joint caucus for United States senator was held here in the Ne, ada legislature. Out of the SS votes cast Senator J. P. Jones roceivel B and George .. Nixon 3. Nixon was Jones on lv opDonent
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An old Iady purnea to Death.

pRILApEI PHrA. Jan. 20.--Mrs. Joseph Dorr, aged 60 years, was burned Co death at her home. near Thirteenth and Vine streets, by her clothing catching flro from a stove The oli woman Sas a hclpless uaralytic
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Toe l.r,so.,on,. N.w Aay,.an.

pHiNoToN. \, l., Jan. la.s-hdusr Al. len Poo. ni. ol Raltimun has l.cen sclcct. ed tn suc,SNd Allen n Wilson, VI. of phii. adciphia as n mcmhv of the trincoton slhlssls adv lsory csoIalaite.s
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"Say said the goat boastfully, "I gave two quarts of milk this morning"
 "Huh.' exclaimed the COW scornfully. "Thera are uddersr'-New York Press.
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SENATORIAL HONORS.
MANY STATES PRESENT TosAS TO
 THEIR FAvoRlTE SONS.
New York Legislature Elects Thomas O. Piatt-The Mantle of Cameron Falls on Penrose In Psnnsyivania-o. H. Piatt Reelected In Connecticut.


 ALBANY, Jan. so-The New York state legislature has ratified the action of the Republican caucus held last week by elect ing Thomas C. Platt as United States senator. In the senate Mir. Platt had S5 votes, David B. Hill II and Henry George 2. The asseTnhlys s vote was: Platt, lls; Hill, Sl; George, 2.
 Few men have been more in the public eye the last ls years than Thomas C. Platt> His emerrence into national prominence in 1881 was under conditions so unusual that his earlier public caroer and his prom thence as a banker and merchant have been generally forgotten.
 Unable, on account of bad health. eo pursue his colle1e course beyond the sopho- more year st Yale, Mir. Platt took up a business cancer, which led the way to the presidency of a national bank at Tioga, N. H, and 10 a successful ventura in the lumber trade in Michigan.
 In 1872. when 30 years of ago, he was elected a rcl rsScntative in congress and again in 1874. He was elected to the Unit
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TX. Innc. Reelected.

LrITLE ROCK. Jan. 2O.-Scnator James K. Jones was reelected United States sen ator by large ma. .ority.
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w.,c.,t ,t.,t. ,,.,b.rhtia.

LONDON, Jan. ts.--lnltsSl states Sena- tor EdWanl O. Malcott is in uicst of lar on ka,hsfhl,d at his couatrs seat. 1'rlnW bark, in hcrsfnnlShirN