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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE RAY MARE ABOUT YEARg otn,
resembles A T on right hip
A on right thigh.
u the above described nimal is not cIai,r,,
and tax away on or before Oc o. or Ia kay
1t VIII be sold al city tstlay Pound at D. IN.
JOHN o. NATION PoundkespaT
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NOTICE OF sToCKH 1iDfRs' MEET
ING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN regular annual meeting NJ The stock
hOlders OF the Gold Dust Mining o Will lie
held at the oOmpany's once IN snlt Lake City,
UiAh. tho sth day Of November. 1891, at
O'Clock m. Is. NJ. IA MhN,
Dated. salt Lake City, October 8, 1881
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NOTICE.

C,PEoIAL sTOOKho DEHs' MEETING
= of the Echo Land stock Co Will be htlu
al their once with Spencer Clawson Il Co.
lG Broadway, SATURDAY November 9th ls9l
for The election of officers and such other
business as shall como before II.
SPENCER CLAWsos Wee Prest-
II. CLAWsoN. JR. seo'Y and Treas.
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DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
L Courl. IN SAID matter. notice Is hereby
october. A. ID 1881 at g:3) o'clock i, m, at he
County Court House IN salt Lake City. Utah
in the court room OF sad court, has been ap.
u petition Of Mary Sentar Walker praying for
the admission TO proba'e OF certain docn.
ment herewith presented. purportiDg TO be tho
deceased, when and where NIL pereont IN er
estod may sppear and oppose the probate Of
said wil.or the granting Of letters testamsnary
petition
In witness whereof. ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed tho seal of said
lsEALl court. this second day OF October
A. b. 1891. DAVID u DUNBAR,
Clerk.
by ALBERT sPEscRR Deputy Clerk,
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NOTICE.


MoTicr Is HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r
LN undersigned viii apply 10 Inc 90 90 InE
OF INC Interior for permission 10 c,,t esgtelary
anu nead timber red pine, white loving
uon 81, Up. u n. range N. pnt, -, q sec.
y OF the ; WV OF cction I, IN, NV ne W
Z. san Lake Meridian. Y 6. sufyey a. range ,ge
mn n o DnhIa iSontiy Utah and being
plying the settlers Of Cache ooiiniv wi,h y sup.
homesteads and farms. 'o'u their
cnowInER BROS.
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NOTICE OF sTookHolpEas' MEET.

No1ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN r,
~ me reeular biennial meeting az s, LIT
CATION Company Will DO held M Ut nm
choolhonse Brighton Precinct. Saii Bnlen
County, utnh on Monday. The iin Lak.
october. 1891. at ~ O'Clock IN ''' gay OF
Il. u. CRITcHLow. socro,,v,,
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and Fourth, Kasi streets. within sewer
district No. /,
sE1Tlos /. BE it ordained by the City
Council OF salt Lake city, ,tate Of Utah that
suid city Council doth hereby leyy he tax and
provide for the assessment OF the property
upon the blocks. lots and parcels OF and here
matter described Hbutnng on the 81 nth side
OF second south street fIom second TO Fourth
r asst streets, within Sewer District Number
ono Of at Lake CiIy.
1hlh tHxis levied to dettay the expense OF
constructins sewer on the south side OF
second south street between second and
Fourth ast streets, opposito the hereinafter
described lots, blocks and phrcos Of land TO hc
especially affected and bel Gifted by said i'm.
proyement, aod 1t IS hereby adjudged, defer
mined and established that the same Will be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
said blocks. lots and parcels of and are hereby
assessed at Az equal and uniform rate In
accoru ance with the linear tOOt frontage
upon t1at portion OF the south side OF
second South street 20 be improved fronting
on said street. and Of depth OF twenty five
feet back from SAID ccoud south street be-
tween second and Fourth East streets aud
tho tax hereby levied ana TO DO assessed on
said blocks, lots and parcels OF land ID One
Z thousand Seven Hundred and sixteen Dollars
(si.Il6.OO or one and 80 100 dollars 10 IS per
linear or from foot AZ utiing upon said portion
OF second south street TO be HHocted ana ban.
entted by said Improvement and the O,,y
Treasurer II hereby uihorized 10 ABsess In
accordance with the provisions OF his ordin-
hncc andfor the purpose herein mentioned all
o. lots rye 90 and sn a. bloc B,oek titiy Ave
IL
tevSn % and Eight ts), Block Forty. mine (i9),
Plau D." salt Lake City survey.
This levy OF tax upon said blocks lots and
parcels of land Is made upon the same as
lhoy appear and are SHOWN upon the oficial
map or plat o. said city andsts depth OF Iwen.
ty. i've i25l feet back from said hlocls lots and
parcels of land apnttiug on that portion of
second south street horeinbefore described.
section u. This ordinance snail be in force
from and after its approval.
Passed by the CITY Council Of Salt Lake
City. state OF Uinh, July eIth, 1871. title APP
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his APP
provnL ,
City Recorder.
Approved this tho Both day OF July, A. ID.
JAMES GLENDisNISG.
STATE or UTAH, La
City and ounly OF salt Lake. Vs.
1, David ?. Emery. recorder IN and for salt
Lake Iity, state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing ID FULL lruo
and correct copy OF an ordnance emitted AN
ordinance levying the tax and for the assess.
ment OF size properly the south side Of
Second South street, between second and
Fourth EaAt streets, within sewer district No.
l." passed by the City Council OF said city,
in q. 1891, and approved by tho Mayor July
30 1901, as appears OF record In my oiice.
In witness whereof, ! have hercunto set my
hand and hnlxed the corporate seal OF SAID
city this 3otE day of July. a. ID. 1881.
fsEALl David 5 EMFRY,
B.a!s City Recorder.
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IN Inc mntter OF The Eethtc OF Iurv ra,,i.
deceased. No'Ne'
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAN
rivsr eoI r IN sa,d matter; no.ice ia HEREBY
August, A. u. 1901, al 10 o'clorfs
at The County Court House 10 SAT- / "a !" on M
Utah, In tho court room OF said rourt ia. Ky,
OF petition OF Harry u. Cottle, praying for ,,s
admission TO probate d certain grnirsn,
herewith prcsented, purporiiuy % be- the ios,
~ and Testament Of Lucy :. duttlo ,iessssad'
when and where all persons intercgtcfl ma. 'su
pear and oppose The probate OF Fai,i Mi nr ~
granting Of letters testRmentary to Hhrrv' n
Cottlo as prayed for In said petition amy "a
In witness whereof, I have herount, 40, .-.
hand and affixed the seal of said court, this ri
day OF August, 1891 '''''fl
,sEAL.) DAVID c DUNBAR.
By GEO. Il. BLAIR. Deputy Coz
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An Ordinance liking tho salaries of the Elec-
tive Dnccrs OF salt LAke City, and abnl sh
ing the oflce OF Captain OF Police and tho
position Of Mayor clerk
Re II Ordained by the City Council OF Salt
Late CITY;
SECTION l. That on and after tho 1rst
Monday OF January. isss, and until otherW lao
provided by ordinance, the salsries OF the ely
Officers named below, are hereby nEed 90 fol
lows TO W &:
The Mayor ..... ........sl, 800. 90 per annum
] no CT Attorney......... 80 ~ per annum
ne treasurer ............ ~ 60 per annuh
The Recorder. ............. 100 ~ per nnnum
Tie Auditor. ........... l,6.U.U0 per annum
Tho Ciiy Justice of the
Each member OF tho CITY
touucil in full for all OIL.
cal eorvices ..........-... 5000 per annum
ssia salArics shall be paid in equal monthly
lnstnlments at tho end OF every month,
section 2.-Th onice of Captain Of Police
OF alt Lake ity and Tho position OF Mayors
Clerk. are hereby abolished. 10 take effect
from and after the approval OF this Or1inu' co.
section 5.-An ordnance or paris ana ro-
solutions in conflict herewith arc hereby ro-
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake City,
State Of Utah, seplember lith, ls9,;
IsEAL. DAVID $. EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
TATE OF UTAH.
City anu County OF salt Lake.
LIE f.. Newell. President OF the city Conn.
eli Of salt Lake city, tate oil Utah do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing ordinance
was returned 70 the City Council OF said city
with The dis approval OF the Mayor on septem-
her 2ls,. 1897. and passed by sAid Council on
the sAtna date, notwithstanding the objections
of the mayor thereto, two-thirds Of all the
membors OF tho City Council voting IN the
Affirmative.
President OF tho city Council of salt Lake
city, Utah.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Sept %. 1881.
sTArn or UTAH, lisa
City ana County Of sRit Lake.
/, David nory, CiIy Recorder of salt
Lake CITY. tate of Utah do hereby certify
that tho above and foregoing IL full, true
ami correct copy OF an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance liking tho salaries OF the
elective o1icers OF salt Lac City, and abol'
i,hing the ONCE ot Captain Of Police and the
position OF Mayors Dlerk,'' passed by tho
City Council OF said city, September lith,
lsa;, returned to said Council With the disap.
proval of the mayor on september list 1897
and passed Notwithstanding the objections
Of the m ayor thereto on SAID last named date,
,wo.thirds OF all the members of the City
Council voting tn tho Affirmative, as appears
of record in my Office.
In witness where 4 | have hereunto set my
hand and anlxed the corporate seal OF said
city this the 18th 1ly Of september. A, ID.
1897,
DAVID S EMERY.
H. $50. Ci y Recorder.
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KMR. r. @. PHELPS, the leading pension
IVA attorney OF Belfast. N. ", writes:
~ was discharged from the army on
account OF M health. and suffered f.om
heart trouble ever since. frequently had
fainting and smothoring spells. My form
was bent as u man Of 80. l constantly wore
an overcoat, even in summer, for fear Of
taking cold. could not attend TO my busi-
ness. My rest was broken by severe pains
about the heart and left shoulder. Three
years ago 1 commenced using Or. Miles
Heart Cure, Notwithstanding had used SO
much patent medicine and taken drugs from
doctors for years without being helped. DR..
Miles Heart Cure restored me TO health. 1t
Is truly wonderful medicine and II affords
mn much plons an re- to recommend this rem
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L, Platts, defendant
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
4 peer in an acton brought against YOU ny
the ABOVE named plaintiff n the DISTRICT CouI
OF me ihird Judicial strict u the state OF
utah and TO answer the complaint hlcd theie-
IN within ten days icNclusyo OF thc day o. SCI,
vice. after the service on you OF TINS summons
-llsoryed within this Coun or. u served nut
81 ms county hut In THIS district Wlhln
l~spiy days otherwise within iorty dhys-o'
Judgment ~ dtfaultwili uc iasen against YOU
according . tho prayer OF said complaint
Inc SAID action ~ brouF ut to have decree
OF this Court, dissolying the honds OF matri-
mony existing between the plaintin anu ue
PENDANT; lhBt the custodY OF the minor chlln.
hargleret. II awarded TO tho pla nun, aud
for general relief. The above rellet prayed
for on the ground that defendant for more
than oneyear last pact his wilfully neglected.
10 provide or plainIin the common ncees5hr
les Of life, having the ability 10 10 do
Ana you ure hereby notified that u you ran
TO appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said lantiH VIII ap
ply to tho Uourt for the relief demanded there
in.
Witness. The Honorable Judges aud the
seal of the District Court OF inc
Third judicial District, in and Tor
IsEAL the state of Utah this an day OF
September, in the year OF our ORC
one thousand eight hundreu anu
ninety seven.
DAVID q DUN BAR, Clerk.
by N. II. LOGAN. deputy CLERK
III. LEWIS Attorney, 2ls Main ST.
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city and County of salt Lake, S.
i. David :. kmery, recorder IN and for SAT-
Lake City, state II Itah, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is = fu u, true and
correct copy of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordnance leyyIng tax On the assessed value
of the taxable properly wlihln the corporate
limits OF alt Lake City, county OF sat
Lake, State OF Utah. for tho year iS!5 passed.
by the City Council OF said city June 9TH
1891 and approved by the Mayor July md,
1887 as apl ears OF record In my ofice
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate zeal of SAID
city tins tho and day of July a. D. 1891.
ZEAL DAVID &. EMERY,
u 2l5 City Recorder.
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In the District Court Probate Division, Third
Jpdicial District, in and for rait Lake
County, State of Utah.
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esTRlY POUND forIcg.

nSE IRON GRAY HORSE, ABOUT 9
years oldi name, tail and lcgs dark.
"a on left thigh.
one sorrci horse, about years old. Pole
cAyal on back of head
II the aeove described animals arc mot
claimed aud taken away On or before Ontober
Is 1881, they viii be sold at City Estray Pound
Gt2 ,. N. JOHN U. MkTrOX
Pa -N-aaar
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Mary j. Chapman plainlih, Va Jotcph P.Flsn.
agan, Mary + Flanagan and Margaret
Nutshell Blyth, defendants,
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vou AbE HEREnBY nE9ul i;ail y aS
apponr in an ucton brought sRHlpits ',yy,ct
l,N tho above. named piuintn IN inc nlai,t
Court 81 tho THIRD judicial distriel ., w ca,n
OF Utah, and " answer the AmehuuS elysiye
* the day OF servicel hVor lho N
yico on you of this summons .sryod
served within this county, o.; III sSthin
Vus asys. otherwise within forty days w
Judgment by default VIII ne tAken I'D CON.
.ccordlng to the prayer OF sara anien''
plant . ,.o,,h, IN have Judgment
arnInst defendants for Il, 20 damaKes. rosis;
ali general and proper 70 lei, ahu ~ piaihud
alleged to be damages sus's Violating the
,erms AZ n certain contract entered my my the
tween the plaintiff and deiehuan.s isferdanis
month of Apri 1874 ny Mn,S" .aiesmAn 10
solicit and take orders, anl TO Sc. ko0W apry
clothing Known and called ~, faii nd
Home during the ensuing sehssn ~ yrinter Of
winter being the fail OF ~, anu tnsviisd fully
In md ispS, that plaintiff has eomll n'ortsnis
with the terms OF said eontrhet W. W, thsv have
have violated the same IN thla. ui'It.'rfid with
failed and refused 70 l,ce Iis,s thGrest by
which tho plaintin was to hoI'oi .,ong gully
ole, and on or about May sin, Is Sisshergsl
and aghinetthc consent OF pna'icc updoF said
snp un al 10 nialpiifis damage IN ihe suHi''
sl.otV; ..,,r rot,fed that II you ial
IN appsnr ana answer die said a,n,,e,ss,ntia viii
piaint as above required. me salu ~ denandot
spply TO tho court for 'ne
therein. ,,seaa and the seal ..
""hs's The District C0Ht OF lao for ihs
Judicial District "a ~ S NV q jay
lsLAi in inc wear Of our Lord one aipey
sand eight hundred 'nu 49,"
seven DAVID O. DUNLAP O'e'~
Nv Gxo. r. BLAin Deputy CLERK
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The tate OF Utah sends greeting to Joseph
+. III. nagan, Mary r. Flanagan and
Margaret Mitchell blytu, de-
Pendants.
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SUNNI

In the District Court OF the Third Iusl.,,,
Disnct OF the etato OF Utah, County
OF SAlt Late
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Couri. Probate Division, Third
JuGicisl District, In and for salt Lake
Iounty, state Of Utah.
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SUMMONS

In the District Court OF the third Judicial
District OF the state OF Utah,
County OF Salt Lhse
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State Agency OF this justly Celebrated
Piano Is located Mt No. 2HG ;. Main Street.
Special prices ana terms given. Samples
constantly on hand. JOHN u. POuLikS,
General Agent,
AlsO Western representative for other
well-knOwn factories. VIII be pleased to SEQ
all prospective customers. Rooms and 10
summit Block. over Lace House.
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Helen }. piatts plaintiff, vs William L
Platte, defendant summons.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-12
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
Carries u Total of S5O,6GI,743, which
Is S1S,6Ii.10o More Than Last
Year-A Few Items

Washington, Feb. ll.-(SpeciaID The
items of interest to the Western states, as
embodied in the sundry civil bill reported
to the house to-day from the committee on
appropriations, are as fellows: For post
office and court house at Kansas City, Mo.
completion under present limit including
not exceeding two elevators, S226OJ0; for The
Neosho station in Missouri $3.50; I.eaven-
worth Soldiers home-Current expenses
$500; hospitals, $275OO; transportation of
members, s., 500: repairs, So 600; guard
house, $500; addition TO paint shop. 81 goo;
farms, 5000; in all, S2S3,6OO United States
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth-Subsis-
tence, etc. S25,500; clothing. transportation
rewards and travelling expenses, etc, Sl3,-
plies. 1000: salaries S57, 5l2: industries and
repairs, $500; in all. $3.50. 712. The sum of
s50,OOO is recommended for the establish
tentiary on the Fort Leavenworth reserva-
ton. For salaries and expenses of clerks,
commissioners and constables, and ex-
penses of judges in the Indian Territory,
$75, 600 is provided.
The bill carries a total of i1i3. This
is $S,li1,0S6 less than the estimates and SIS
GA ,l09 more than the appropriations for the
current year. OF the total, ,05S is for
carrying out river and harbor contracts
and 81. A.027,927 for public buildings.
The principal items for carrying on work
on public buildings are: Allegheny. Pa,
s55, 900: Boise City. Id, 0,OG0: Buffalo, y.
Yer. Cci., 100000; Helena. Mont 500, ,660;
Kansas City, Mo-, s266,OO0 Milwaukee Wis,
Si0OOOO; New York city. appraisers ware
house, $500. .000 Newport. Ky, $4,000; Port
land. Ore. 500. 600; Pueblo. Col. $50, 600;
South Omaha. Neb,, $4,000; st, Paul. Mimi,
$4,000; San Francisco, 100000, and Sa-
vannah, Ga. $l75.0O0-
The largest sums for harbor work in
clude: Philadelphia harbor. S6s4, 900. Gal
weston, S5OO,OOO: Hudson river. 500, 900; i'm
Great lakes between Chicago. Duluth and
Buffalo. $1,000. 600: Humboldt bay. Cal, $iO0,,
sound. Georgia and Florida, 500, 600; Bos-
ton 100000; Buffalo. s55O,O00; Dunkirk, y
Y. SS9S. 900; Delaware bay, Del, A90OOO;
Ten, S4O0O 600: Cleveland. 100000: Mllwau-
kee. S16S,O00; Duluth and SUPERIOR, $SOOOOO;
Gray's harbor. Wash, 100000.
For the Chickamauga and Chattanooga
national parks, $4,000 is appropriated; for
Shiloh, $4,000: for Gettysburg, $4,000, and
Yellowstone, SS5,000 For government ex-
hibit at Omaha exposition, 100000 Is pro-
Vided.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-12
JUDGE vANDIyERT is DOWN.
Senate. and House Both Pass the Bill
AboIisIling HIS Judicial
District.

Topeka. Kas., Feb. 11.-(Special9 The
senate and house to-day passed the bill
abolishing Judge Vandivert's judicial dis
trict The bill will go to the governor to-
morrow and Fleeharty, the executive clerk,
SAYS he will see that the governor signs It
Immediately. 1t was Judge Tandivert who
disbarred FIeeharty while the latter was
acting as assistant attorney in PaWnee
county Fleeharty signed up some cost
oils in violation of the law
Judge Vandivert said IN regard 10 the
:.The Pops have my scalp to dangle at
their belts and am not losing any sleep
about it, While they are in the business OF
Furnishing their opponents l am as 9eserv-
ing of their attention as anyman in Kansas
| have spent my time and money Freely
10 rid the state of a political party that l
have conscientiously believed 70 De a
menace to good governmehht mt but e Irey eage aSIne
pose l have no reason to complain OF ther
punishment. , -. l.,
I'm no sense unexpected. / knew that 1t was
agreed upon before the election. The par
ties at the bo tom of the movement en-
deavored to sci: themselves to the Repuo,,
Iican narty They visited the state central
committee and offered their votes ana IN,
fuence for a price; but, when consulted
upon the matter, I convinced the commit
fee that they were not entitled to the
price; and l also convinced the committee
that they were pretty douDt1ul lot anu
that they would not stand hitched; that Is
to saw that they did not fill that high
standard of manhood that would induce
them TO stay bought. They accordingly
went home to carry out their original plan
of voting the Pop ticket and receiving. in
consideration of their votes, the active sup
port in this legislature against me of Lup-
FER and Fell, the senator and representa-
tive, both residents of Pawnee county.
These men have not now, and never have
had. anything personally against me- They
have both received manly treatment at my
| hands: neither have they any reason to
| complain of the way in which have con-
! Quoted my official business: If they are cor
| unless indeed, they have advanced to that
degree in the study of their peculiar sys-
tenn of political economy tI;af tal y rney tnlnk
| that they are simply discharging an ante
election obligation.
| '.The fellows who are active in the move
ment to yacate my district are j. w. Rush
and Thompson Haun.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-02-12
ARBITRATION TREATY DEBATE.
Senator Turpie Argues for Rntifica-
tiOn-An Early Vote Seems
fmprobabIe.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE senate spent
the greater part of the day in executive
session debating the Anglo-American arbi-
trition treaty. The entire time was con-
Sun.ed by Senators Turpie and Morgan.
the former in advocacy of and the latter
in opposition to ratification. No action was
taken on any amendment or on any part
of the treaty, and but little appreciable
progress was made
The session opened with Senator Turpies
speech, which was a reply to Senator
Mcrgan's attack upon the treaty and a
demand for its ratification by the senate
without any amendment. He opposed the
anne ndments made by the committee on
foreign relations as useless and as having
a tendency both TO weaken the treaty and
to render it inharmonious in construction.
Senator TurpiS declared that arbitration
would not prevent war. but II was one OF
the means TO tend in that direction. War
scares when there was no excuse and
when there was no possibility of war.
would be averted by the adoption of gen.
eraI arbitration with the leading nations
of the world.
AT the conclusion of Mr. Turpie's re-
marks. Senator Morgan took the floor and
went over the ground which he had be-
fore discussed, paying more particular at
teEt!cn to the points made by Senator
Turpie with reference TO the Nicaragua
canal.
Senator Sherman took no part in to-day's
discus sion. but he told several senators
the question disposed of as speedily as
possible He said that he was contemplat-
ing asking the senate soon TO fix a daY, by
unanimous consent. for a vote. 1t Is the
general opinion that the request will not
row be acceded to.