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The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
TO 6ETTlE THE DEBTS.
Senate C0mMitte. Decides to Report the
Pacific Rsilroaa Bill.

Senate COmNitt0. Decides to Report the
Pacific Rsilrosd Bill.
WASHINGTON, Earch :2.-The senate
committee ON Pacific railways today
decided to report the bills for the settle.
ment of the Central Pacific and the
Sioux City and Pacific debts. The SEQ.
rotary Of the treasury, the secretary Of
The interior and the attorney general
are created = committee to settle the
debts aud to make such extensions as
may be necessary to secure the govern.
ment's interest. In the case Of the Cen
trail Pacific, an amendment was adopted
providing that the full amount of the
governments principal and interest
must be paid. No Limitation was placed
On the Sioux City and Pacific. and it is
probable that Senators Morgan and
Harris will make a minority report in
favor of similar restriction to that
placed ON the Central Pacific settlement.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

WAsHlSGTON. March 22.-The va
cancy which has existed in the Office
Of the chief Of the bureau Of yards Of
the navy department since last Tues.
day, when the term of Rear Admiral
E. @. Matthews expired, was filed to-
day by the appointment of Civil En-
gilGer NOr2ecai T. Eadicott for q term
of four years.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

ASVoOOoCS0
CHICAGO, March 22.-William Pinker.
ton of Pinkerton's National Detective
agency denounced today g grossly
malicious and tending to create an un.
iustifiable prejudice" the statements
that employees Of the agency were fer.
reting out the defenses of our govern
ment and Furnishing the information
to the Spanish. He sa;d the agency had
never been employed for any such pur.
pose, and under NO consideration would
It accept employment from the Spanish
or any other government to furnish in.
formation regarding any matter con-
nected with the United States govern.
ment. As to the 1llibustering expedi.
tions, the employment Of the agency,
he said, was for the sole purpose Of
gathering information for the United
States government. which would ena-
BILE 1t to prevent the breaking Of the
neutrality laws. for which our govern
ment might be liable.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

The United States government exhi-
bit ut Omaha will excel by al odds that
made at any former exposition. The
building alone viii cost $4,000
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
TWENTY ARE MISSING.
Two Dead and Another Dying
Result of Butte Fire.
rv0 HUNDRED ESCAPED 1sJURY,

thseo-Seoey Boarding a1A Lodging Houso
CeoPsseely Destroyed - HIrs-Ssareh
- 8atss Nay Disclsso the Fact That
Aaoy Tfaasisat LsAgsrs Loss Their
1avoo In tAo Riaaea.
BUIII, March 39.-The Hale house.
e1sge thEee-stHy beiek building On
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

A fRKMkMD0Us concourse OF people
attended the Episcopal funeral services
OF Nm. John NJ. Thurston at Omaha
Sunday.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

NEAR O'Neill, country fifty miles
long by thirty miles wide, WAS devasta-
ted by fire, farmers losing dwellings,
barns, hay, etc. The total loss will run
mp into the thousands OF dollars.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

A LEDGE OF gold-bearing quartz haa
been found by men engaged in grading
at Seventh street San Francisco cut
ting through Q bluff, forty to fifty feet
high and 800 feet long.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

RECOGNIZE the Independence OF Cuba.
A nation that will undertake to starve
it's own loyal subjects by the thousand
for fear they may he converted into in
surgents is too mean to further hold
Cuba.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

A PRIZE OF one hundred dollars in cash
u offered by the business men OF HOus-
ton, Texas, to the individual who will
prepare a design that will best represent
Houston at the Trans Mississippi exposi-
tinn
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

SRxA1oR THunsroS declares for inter-
veution 1t once in Cuban matters, % tho
only reasouable solution OF tho problems.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

AnoKxrIxK and Chill have the kind
lest feelings for this government, and
will do what they can to assist twill
sell % vessels, II necessary.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

A BALTIMORE inventor asserts that he
has discovered q method OF manufactur-
ing butter direct from vegetables which
constitute the usual food OF cattle.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

TIE outlook for the farmer and Or
chardist 10 extremely bad near San Ber-
nardino, Calf, and unless unexpected
relief comes, the season will result in
great loss to them. It is tho driest
season known for many years in southern
California.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

w. o. LAvAKE, q prominent attorney
OF Dubuque, Iowa, was shot dead in his
Office Tuesday OF last week. John Nc
Garry has been arrested on suspicion.
He had some trouble with Lavake over
property.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
0up,1ARuE mines arc being placed In
the channel Oh Sandy Hook.

LAST Wednesday Iowa shipped 36OOO
pounds Of -four 10 help relieve starving
Cubano.
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SOOsoS
MADRID, March .a.-Lieutenant Com.
mander Jose Sobral former naval at.
,.che of tine Spanish legation at Wash.
ing,On. was in conference with tn.
queen regent tAStay.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

DOES Judge Sullivan reopen the
Barley case in order that he may write
a political manifesto to the people rels-
tive to the sins Of omission and commis-
sion OF his Excellency, Governor Hol-
comb? If 90 We see no reason for not
giving him chance to let tho sun shine
through the governors oiice.-Lincoln
Call,
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
Iva Richards, wife OF the editor OF tho
Western Poultry Journal, E. E. Rich
ards, is dead.


LITTLE Rock, Ark. March ~
Grand Chief w. v. Powell Of the Order
Of Railway Telegraphers is in the city
making arrangements to locate here.
The headquarters Of the organization
win be removed from Peoria to Little
Rock
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
Increased Revenue Receipts.

HucEOosoO NOVOoUO NeCo1pSo.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The month.
y statement of the collection of in.
ternal revenue issued today shows the
receipts during February from all
sources amounted to 81 .986, $50, . gain
as compared with February, 1897, Of
N,25' .!'SS. The receipts for the eight
months Of the present fiscal year were
tllO. .54S, ,254, an increase over the same
period last year of 81 $50, $50.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
lndieatSons of Q Crisis,

(Dy Cable to the New York Journal.)
MADRID. March 22.-MacArthur,f first
secretary Of the United States legation,
Left last evening Tor Washington. The
belief il that matters have reached q
crisis here and that he bears important
documents to the American govern.
ment, demonstrating the necessity oi
choosing Immediately between auton.
omy and war.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
No Record Of Iniunet,on..

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Replying to
. resolution of inquiry the attorney
general has sent to the senate q state.
lnent to the effect that the records of
his department do not show that any
writs of injunction or restraining orders
have been issued by United States
courts against labor organizations or
their members engaged in strikes dur.
ing the years 1897 and 1898.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

The assessors are going to have pic
mic this spring. There is labor statistic
blank to be filled ont in accordance with
supposed law of the last legislature
that is wonder in the fearful manner of
its construction. A farmer has to show
how much Of everything he raised, inclu-
ding "rhutabagars." and the amount on
hand. The manufacturer must show the
value OF his plant, the amount Of his
product and the wages paid. The rich
delight Of the enactment will be fully
manifest when the assessed party is COM
PEELED to cough up the grim secret place
that conceals his annual crop Of "RHurA-
BAaARs." The committee which prepar-
ed this blank is to be commended for its
original photography. It would require
the most complicated ingenuity to get a
worse spell Oh rootybeggies than that is.
York Republican.
The bnsy are the happy. According
to the laws Of nature and God. happiness
inheres in voluntary and pieasurable ac-
tivities; and activity increases happiness
in proportion as it is diffnsive. No man
can be SO happy as he who is engaged in
a regular business that tasks the greater
part OF his mind. It is the beau ideal OF
happiness for a man to be SO busy that
he does not know whether he is happy or
is not happy; who has not time to think
about himself at all. The man who rises
early in the morning, joyful and happy,
with an appetite for business as well as
breakfast: who has love for his work,
and runs eagerly to it as child to its
play: who finds himself refreshed by it
in every part Of his day, and rests after it
as from wholesome and delightful "a
tigue-has one great and very essential
element OF happiness - Catholic Friend.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

eoAs Wt1see Dy1og.
DETROIT. March 2s.-R0bert Reitzel,
noted German anarchistic writer and
editor OF the Arwe Toufel, il diving NJ
hia home in this citv- He Ia S.n
known character in German circle. .nd
his vritines have been videIv ,...5
hoth in this countrv .r,d the fssr.-,.ss |
H~v;n y. rsr".,..,:....s -. =. ..r.-:"" ~ u<11.no'
- ulnS speecn s' the funeral OF
S"'o @naIcnisss.
spAoxo Co0SS ToE ,.,,oee
'S- "e
London Standard says the Earl OF
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

LONDON, March 22.-The Countess OF
Warwick formerly Lady BroOke) ha.
givea birth to q son,
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

The Washington correspondent OF the
Kearney Era, after a visit to gun fac
tory, says: For the information OF
those who never saw ono of these guue,
] will say that l3-inch gun 10 one with
bore l3 inches in diameter and forty
feet long. The shot from it weighs 1025
pounds and 525 pounds OF smokeless
powder is the amount OF explosive used.
Every shot fred from one OF these guns
costs the government, 60 it is estimated.
S2,5O0. or good Nebraska farm. These
guns weigh 30 tons each and are said to
shoot very accurately a distance OF ten
miles. On our men-Of-War four OF these
guns are placed besides . number Of 10
inch and other smaller arma. Spain has
also some big juicy guns and should the
two countries come together in naval
combat it viii be a sight worth going
miles TO see."
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
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6 An Impressive Object Lesson.
* The ship Oregon starting the long trip around
Cape Horn order get from Of the United States
* another It impressive obeclesson in favor of the
e prompt construction of han canal under United States
e control-New York Tribune
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

WASHINGTON, March 22.-After the
transaction of some routine business in
the senate Monday, Mr.. Bacon (Ga. }
introduced an amendment which he
announced he would offer to the
the resolution providing for the annex.
alton Of the Hawaiian islands to the
United States. The amendment pro-
vides that the resolution shall not be
effective until the quescion of annexa.
ton shall have been submitted to the
qualified electors of Hawaii and passed
upon affirmatively by them. The
amendment is the same which Mr. Ba-
con offered to the Hawaiian treaty and
which is still pending. Allen (Neb.) }
secured the passage of q resolution call.
ing upon the secretary of the interior
for information as to the number Of all
classes of pensioners, including the per.
centage of men, women and childtHu
carried on the pension rolls.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
C0l00ol Dyer Dead.

LONDON, March 2.-Colonel Dyer, Q
member Of the Armstrong; w Whitw0rtt
Arm, is dead. Colonel Dyer managed
the Affairs Of tho employers in the re-
oaEt lockout Of the engineers trades.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

0O0oA0oek and NoatoFey Sail.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-The sailiAe
ct the coast defense vessels H0nadu0ck
and Monterey yesterday from San
Diego for Ssn Francisco has been re.
ported 70 the navy department..
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

Hon. BLANCHE X. BRUCE, register Of
U. s. treasury, died Thursday morning
at Washington of stomach trouble. He
Was horn in Prince Edward county, Vir-
ginia, March !, 1871; was OF African de-
scent, and was born q slave. In 1869 he
became q planter in Mississippi, was
elected sheriff Of his county, after q. 8.
senator; appointed register OF the treas
ury and later recorder OF deeds OF the
district OF Columbia, and later still, by
President Mckinley, register OF the
treasury. He leaves IN only child, Ros-
coe C., Is years old, who has been at
tending..s school at Exeter, New Hamp-
shire, preparatory to q course at Har-
ward. After Fred. Douglas, Mr.. Bruce
was regarded as the most eminent man
Of his race in this country.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23

WAaH1NoIoN. March 22.-The senate
after passing some minor bills. to which
there was no objection. adjourned y
:55 until eomorrOW,
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
PASS RELIEF MEASURE,
Unanimous Vote In House to
Aid Maine Victims.
ELOQUENT TRIBUTE TO TIE DEAD.

9ooGrooounan COusins 0e Iowa Arouses thu
Galleries - SPontaseoas Applause b
Als Eloqusaee-Iacrsased lstsrnal Rev
osas Rscsipts--Lieutsnans Duvail A.
pointed Mlleary Aide to Secretary AIe,r,
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The house
Monday unanimously passed tho bill
Tor the relief Of the survivors and VIC
inns Of the Maine disaster. The bill
seimburses the surviving officers and
men for the losses they sustained to IN
amount not to exceed . years pay and
directs the payment Of . sum equal to
syear's pay to the legal heirs Of those
Who perlshed. There was quite q
spirited debate over an amendment sug.
yested BY Mr.. Cannon to give the sur
vivors each years pay out Of hand in.
stead Of attempting 70 reimburse them
Tor actual losses.
Some old alleged scandals in connec.
lion with the reimbursement OF the sur
vivors of the Samoan disasters were
naked up, but the debate in the end was
saved from . rather sordid tone by .
beautiful tribute paid to the gallant
dead by Cousins Us.). in . short but
eloquent speech.
He aroused the galleries to spontan.
sous applause when he said that while
the vultures night lie watching over
the dark waters Of Havana harb0r for
the belated dead, above all the eagles
piercing eye was watching for tAe
truth. .,,,. 80
The remainder of the day was occn-
pied in the consideration Of the old
claim of John Roach. the shipbuilder.
No action was taken ON the claim.
New warship Il Named New Orlsans.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Secretary
Long issued an order today that the
Amazonas. the cruiser recently pur-
chased at Newcast!e.on-Tyne from the
Brazilian govern n mt hereafter shall
bear the name y: New Orleans, in
honor of the principal city of Louisi.
ana. Telegraphic instructions were
sent to the naval officers in command
Of the vessel. who will take immediate
steps to carry them into effect. New
Orleans was chosen as the name Of the
warship from the sister republic Of
South America, for the reason that
Louisiana is one of the very few states
Of the Union not represented in the
navy at this time. There was quite .
contest among several other cities to
have the new warship named in their
honor. Secretary Long also rechris-
tened the cruiser Abreuell, recently
purchased from the Brazilian govern
ment, aud hereafter she will be known
- the Albany, in honor Of the capital
Of the Empire state.
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
ESTRAY NOTICE.

ReAME to my premises in Grand Prairie town.
~ ship, in Platte county, Nebsasks, on or
IbOnt the 10Th day Of January. 1893,
BROWN HELPER,
with white spot on forehead, about two ysars
Old. The owner can come. prove property, Day
charges and take il.
HESAy NKEMEHRn.
February ID. lssb. 16mar5p
The Columbus journal., 1898-03-23
Military Aid to Alger.


WASHINGTON, March 22.-Lieutenant
Duvali has been appointed military aid
to Secretary Alger and will relinquish
his present connection with the artil.
lery school At Fort Monroe and take up
his residence in this city. 1t is sup
posed that Lieutenant Devore, who has
been acting As the secretsry's military
aid since the beginning of this admin
istration will continue to act in that
capacity in conjunction with Duvan.
Funeral Of Blanche X. Bruce.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The fu.
neral of Blanche K. Bruce, the ex.
slave. ex-senator and twice register Of
the treasury. was held here Monday.
The Metropolitan African Methodist
Episcopal church was crowded with
the representative colored population
Of the city. Among the floral tributes
was q handsome wreath from the
White house with the card of President
Mckinley.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-29
EVENING WITH IRVING
Club Held Their First Meeting at Re-
form Church.

Quite a number attended the first of the
series of Washington Irving readings Civ
en- in the lecture room of the Reformed
church on South Topeka avenue last
evening The program consisted of mu-
steal and literary productions. Miss Ber-
tina Braitsch rendered a pleasing solo en-
titled The Maid of the Mill" Mr.. Luther
Mueller read a paper on the life of Wash
ington Irving. in which he held that Irv-
ing was the king IN style among Ameri-
can authors.
Miss Esteile Thomas read a paper
sketching Irving's Life of Oliver Gold
smith" Miss Thomas showed the strong
points of Irving as biographer in good
light. selecVtng some OF his best pass
ages for illustration.
Mr.. Sidney D. Long read the humorous
and beautiful story Of Rip Van Wrinkle
in touching manner.
Rev. Bruce rifith. who has Just return
81 from trip 20 New York and Pennsyl-
vanis, and VINO had made trip u Irv-
ing's home, exhibited photographs taken
AT Irvirg's haun,s and the scenes OF
some OF his stories.
The next reading VIII take place on
Tuesday eve5ning. October Il. and Will be
on Irving as q historian, the special work
being "knickerboCker' History Of New
York" ~ that time more photographs
VIII be exhibited Of scenes familiar 70
readers Of Irving
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-29
DANGEROUS SURGERY.
DEATH FOLLOWS THE SURGEONS
KNIFE-NOT THE SURGEONS
FAULT, OF COURSE HE
CAN'T HELP lT--YOU
CAN
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles Quick
Iy. PainiessIy. without Danger.

People so along for years suffering with
piles. Then try this. and that and the
other thing; from carrying a buckeye 10
getting treatment from physician. They
obtain temporary relief. maybe bu. they
are never quite cured. A little strain in
hitting. excessive fatigue. a little oonstiDa-
tion or little diarrhoea and the piles come
back
They don't seem to amount 10 much, but
they Danish sleep and appetite. No posi-
ton Is comfortable. There is intense local
pain and that dreadful feeling Of weisht
IN the perineum.
Maybe in the early stages some OF the
many salves on sale viii afford temporary
relief. If any case is of long standing
there Is only one speedy aad sure remedy.
il Is Pyramid Pile Cure. Even in light
cases i IS the safest thing TO use. Other
applications may cure and may not pyra-
mid Cure is always certain. always reiit bic
and always brings comfort AT once. Its
prompt use saves months OF severe suffer
ing. In extreme cases it will save surrtcaI
operations and their attendant dancers sns
d.scomforts
1t Is better than the knife. WIN cure
easier. quicker and safer. Thousands is:ve
used It. Thousands have been cured -hy IL.
The cost is trihing compared with UAat
il does. The price is 50 cents. Most any
body would gladly pay ten dollars 10 be nd
OF piles
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. II
yours hasn't it he viii get II from the Pyra-
mid Pile Drug Co. Of Marshall Mich. (sole
GanUacturers.)
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS

Queen City Lodge No. 2s6. I. o. o. F.
have work tonight at 400 East Douglas
avenue.
The Welles Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet at the city building Thursday
afternoon at Ais O'Clock.
A meeting of the Parish Aid society of
ST. Johns will be held at the church this
afternoon at $3.50. All members requested
to be present.
The Reformed church choir rehearsal
will be held Friday instead of Tuesday
night as heretofore. 1t will be under the
direction of Mr.. Henry Huffman.
All members of the Republican county
central committee are requested to meet at
O'Clock next Saturday afternoon at the
headquarters, 233 North Main street.
The Astraea will meet this afternoon
for the first time this fall. ar the home
Of Mrs. Lon. Williams, 41S South Law
renee. Every member requested to be
present.
The First German Ladies' Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. / Wal
decker. 434 North Waco avenue. this after
noon at ? O'Clock sharp. Every member
is expected to be present. Business of i'm
portance. Mrs. Henry Schnitzler. secre-
tary
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TOLD FEWEST WORDS

NJ. Cambon, the French ambassador,
| saf.s for Europe Saturday.
| The Dominion commission has refused 10
reduce the royalty on gold mines in the
Klondike.
The steamer Bertha yesterday arrived in
| San Francisco from the north with 100000
in K1ondike gold.
! Final distribution has been made Of the
| eight million dollar estate of Charles F.
| Croker Executors commissions were
$4,000 and attorneys fees 5000.
Congressman Hartman has Withdrawn
from the fusion ticket in Montana, in
! favor of A ]. Campbell. the Democratic
nominee, thus effecting three-party fusion.
At a conference yesterday in Chicago OF
the National Llnseed oil stockholders
committee was appointed 70 form pan
OF action. which viii be submitted TO the
stockholders.
The winter rush from Dawson City. y.
W r. is now in progress. AFTER naviga-
ton closes many will come out over the
ice. The approach Of winter Is checking
the ravages OF typhoid and the death rate
Is much lower.
National Committeeman Ksrens % MIS-
souri, had Al interview yesterday with
President Mckinney IN order % prevail : ?
on aim 20 VISIT s., Louis while on his west
EN- trip. The pres dent nsstaer promised
nor made q anal refusal
The non-arrival Of the transport Senator
il beginning 10 cause une4sinsss az san
Francisco. she Is now out i5irty-Ave days
from Mana Besides ne Senator. ~ IN
dana Is now out ;xenty-seyen days ard
he OHIO twenty-five days.
Judge Saoxa,ter. Of the United States
circuit court. yesterday IN Chicago upheld
the c0nstituti7nallty q the provlsioa il the
aar revenue act requiring brokers % re
memoranda q the.r sales. TIE case VII
Be appealed 70 the United STATES supreme
court
Ths area q yellow fever infection ~
Jackson M4ss-. embraces asout eighteen
square mics. and 5ao9 asg-oas ard 10
whites are embraces ~-h.n the eo-So1
May Of ina negroes are zstaout fo7-a ard
the relief zorz 49, ~ i3uruss11s6 II oues.
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