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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

CHICAGO, % maja 1893.
Ma mooy nadesianyoh aplikaoyj I
swiadeotw lekarskich Masterpieces
tow. prsyjete sostaly do Nv. Mar.
Pol:
Grupa 421, Tow. Jana III Sobis.
skiego ~ Frankford, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sekretarz J. Rdssihski, 1912 Cam
bridge st., Frankford. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Grups 422, Tow. Parafia sw. Sta
nisaswa Biskupa " Export, West.
moreland Co., Pa. Sekretars J. Hal
duk. Export, Westmoreland Co., Pa,
bx 102.
2 rozporssdzsnis Zar1sdu Central.
nego Nv. N. p.
DR.. W. Il. Kufiesoski, p. o. N. L
M. IL. Sddowski, sekr. jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
z Jersey City. N. j.

Sprdud ogofu.
W imie dobrej sprawy sprawy
Polski rospocsnijmy wake -
Wake o rssos ola mas bardso DO.
sr.ebna, niesbedns, osobliwis v kra-
ju anglo saskim, t. j. organ, kt6ryby
interss6w nasIych bronis, klamliwe
osscserstws nieprsyjsoi6f nas.ych
odpisrai, mylns pojeois angli-
k6w ! smerykan6w o mas prostowal
" jesyku angielskin.
W Nowym Yorku wlosi majs
ssPslte slbo dwis " swej ga.sois "
angielskim jesyku, tak samo his1pa-
ME, wegrsy ! moskale. Wegr.y
nswst majs gazette oalkiem " an
gielskim jesyku drukowans, . pols
cy jak sic bronis?
Powinuismy miec pismo, kt6reby
ma o~szoserstwa gaIet n~ismieckich
zswszs dawaao odprawe " imisniu
og61u polskiego.
Ga,ety oboe musza widsie6 ME
odprawe ;ednostki, ale gnisw calego
narodu.
Csemua tax diugo sprawl ia wat.
M .sSpionsr
Zsbebnijmy do rozumu, do kissss
nj ludsi chosoyoh sic uwaasc IA
pstrjot6v polskichl
Wacfd,o Perkotoski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

Wilgotns powissrze pogsrsss rsu-
mstysm " biodrsoh, q nietylko mo-
vi sic tax, lsos wssysoy wisdss o
tenn dobrse, 10 olej sw. Jskobs jest
nsjlepssym irodkiem, ksory lsosy
nissawodnie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
z Philadelphia.
Posiedzenie syminu.

<ostedzente yUatnp.
Nadswyczsjne posiedsenie Gminy
Polskiej odbedsie sic d. 4 oserwcs
" sobote) o godz. 8 wieosorem pod
no. 507 Callowhill oil. ObeonoSc
ksadego delegate jest konieorns.
X. Grabososki, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02

GLoBEvILLE. Colo. % msja 1893.
Kwitujs pc drugi ra., 70 nastepu.
jsos gruPy nadesiaiy sklsdki dl.
o'fonks gr. 184 OBJ. Wojcieoha S.y.
ma6skieRo:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
WiademOsci Zwiazkowe.
Or. I49 20 Chicago.

Or. I49 20 Chicago.
Ws.ysoy osaonkowis Tow. Jana
Koohanowsksego. obowiazani ~ sic
.ebrac " niedsiele d. 5 oserwoa ~
sail posiedseh IA rogn Division 1
Noble al. o godz. 9 rano M wymarsz
W obOhod.ie rs letniej roo.nioy pa.
rafji sv. Tr6jcy. Zar,a1.
CIR 127 20 Chica6o.
Zawiadamiam u. braoi Tow.
Gwia.ds, ably rao.yli sie stawic "
pr.yszaa niedziele t. j. dnia 5 oserw
ca o godsinie II po poaudniu do "a
Ii .wykfyoh posied.eh. M wymarsz
obohodu Is lesniej roO.nicy .aioae-
MIA parafji sw. Tr6joy. Poniewaz
gr. l27 uohwalils wystapi6 in COR.
pore, pr.sto upras.am 81. braoi. sby
.gromad.ili sic jak najlio.niej o.a.
sie wy4ej oznacsonyw, odsnaks
Tow. z brstniem pozdrowieniem.
FIR. Sapalski, pres., M. Biestek, sekr.
Or. 1876 20 Rochester. N. Y.
Ninielszem sawiadamiam o,'on-
k6w Tow. Rzsmieslnik6w Polskiob,
e. 496 Nv. N. p, IL posiedsenie Cd
bedsie sic dnis IL ossrwos " hall
swyklych posisdseh o gois. 8 vie.
o.orem. Obeonos6 kaHdego osion-
Ia Jest wymagans. st. Ksmpinski,
sskr. prot.
g.. 299 20 Warrior Run, Pa.
Zswiadamism ozionk6w Tow. ia.
ma Kilihskisgo. pod opieks ~. FIR.
X, Il ma pr.yszism posiedseniu be,
do wa.ne sprswy do salatwienia;
prseto upsasssm q. ozionkow bes
warunkowo stawi6 sic M to posie.
dsenie. z sxaounkiem. Franoissek
Kraska, sekr.
Gr.223 60 Chicago.
Zawiadamiam wszystkioh o1ion.
k6w Tow. sw. Kr.yAa, No. 1. pr.y
kosciels sw. Tr6joy, ably sic stawili
M wspoany wymarss " od.nakaOh
ko~Icielnyoh. kt6ry sic odbedzie dnia
5 cserwoa o godz. l po poiudniu.
Nieobeonosc podpada ksr.e podiug
konssytuoji. J. Poo.ekaj, presses.
Or. 16S % Buffalo.
Zswiadamiam osionk6w Tow. Rs.
Polskicb, gr. 1873 W Buffalo, N. Y,
Il We wtorek dnia IA oserwca odbe.
die sic posiedsenie, ma kt6rem kat
dy c.ionek powinien byc obeony,
gdyA - nader wazos rprawy do IA.
istwienia, q mianowicie: ressta kon.
stytucji must bye odo.ytans pr.y.
jets, przsto kaady Rorliwy o.ionek
I Pewnoscis pr.ybed.ie. aasby ra
d.ic wsp6,nie mad dobrem tax iowa
rzystws jak i Wv. N. Pol. q brat
MEM posdrowieniem. Stsnis}aw
Rosihski. sekr.
| Or. So 10 Ailsoaukee.
Dnis 10 ozsrwca odbedzis sic
kwartalns posisdzsnis gr. So, K.
Pulaskiego, " Milwaukee, Wis.
Cslonkowie nieobeoni podpsdajs
ksr1e % osnt6w. J. Zmud.inski,
sekr.
Gr. l22 10 Chicago.
Zswiadamism wsxystkioh c.ion.
k6w Tow. Kr6ls Mieo.ysiawa l.. gr.
122, aAeby sic stawili do hall posie.
def o godz. l pc poludniu do wy.
msrssu ma obch6d parsfji iw. Te6j.
oy. P1sdrowienie. F. Gaworski,
sekr.
Or. 2I0 10 philadelphia.
Ma rocznem posisdseniu tow. sw.
Michaia Archsniola, gr. 210, odby.
tenn dnia 10 msjs, .ostsi obraoy no.
Wy rar.sd ma rok pr.ysriy Z haste.
pujsoyoh osionk6w: Wawrsyn Mo
d.ikowski, presses po rae 6;y; Stsni.
siaw Gosoisk, wice-prerss; Bsnedykt
Adsmowios, sekr. l.; Msroin Bur.yh.
ski, sekr. H.; Augustyn Lachowioz,
kssjer; Autoni Raohubihski I Jan
Pieksrski, opiskunowie kasy; Ssc.e.
pan Pr.epi6ra ! Wslsnty Jarussak,
msrszaikowis. Zsrazem sawiada.
miam c.ionk6w, 2e posied1enis ma.
ssepne odbedsis sic dnis ID cserwoa
rb., / uprssza sic o.ionk6w o uis.o,e-
ME sic Z salegiosci. Wsselkie ko-
respondenoje tycssce sic tow. pros.e
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-02
ZawiadOmienie.

ZawiadOmienie.
Skutkiem wswnetrsnyoh nisporo-
zuuieh sresygnowaiem Z ursedu Sc
kretsr.s towsrsystws biblioteki Kos
oiusskowskisj " Jersey City, N. J.
n. OrryI. TIA Morgan st.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-19
WANTS A CONTRACT.
The Pacific Cable Company Makes a Bid
for Government Work.

Washington. Jan. 1S-James A.
Scrymser, president of the Pacific Cable
company, appeared before the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce to-day to advocate a contract
with the United States which, he said,
would not call for a subsidy. whereby
the company would transmit all official
messages for $4,000 per year for 20
years. from San Francisco to Hawaii
China and Japan. with proposition To
extend IL to Australia for S1a 900 addi-
tional per year. He said that during
the Venezuelan trouble it had cost the
government $4,000 for one diplomatic
message, and no one knew what the
governments aggregate expense was in
this connection. 1t would take 5000
miles of cable from san Francisco 10
Honolulu. He was sharply questioned
by the committee as To the monopolistic
features of his proposition. lie said his
company was responsible and had the
experience to do what they proposed
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STARTLING FACTS.
A Great saving Could BE Made by Max
ing Clerks Work Full Time.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Civil Service
Commissioner John Is. Harlow was be-
fore the senate civil service invcstf-
eating committee To-day and presented
some interesting statements and sug-
gestions i'm reply mainly To questions on
the subject submitted by Senator FL
kins of the committee. he said that if
all the government employees ia this
city We're required To work the fun sex-
EN- hours per day, as required by law
ii would mean day of $500 extra
hours day, with a saving approx
mately of over $500. 600 a year for clerk
hire. At the present the great bulk Of
employees work six and half hours
The gain outside of Washington would
be in this proportion.
Commissioner Harlow believed that
many millions of dollars would be
saved If the departments were man
aged like the average business house or
corporation. The nearest that the gov
eminent approaches to the eight hour
law. except where great mental excr-
ton is required. the less reason will
people in private employ have for be-
ing dissatisfied with their own condi-
ton.
chief Examiner SerNon of the COM
mission testified that up to date 800 23e
people had been examined and that
2,f4o appointed 10 office. not including
reinstatements. The entire expense of
the examination was STA each and the
cost of examining and certifying these
appointments Ia office was st1. Is each.
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THE TELLER RESOLUTION.
1t Is Passed by the Committee in spite of
Republican Protests.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The senate
committee on finance voted to-day to
report the Teller resolution declaring
for the payment of national bonds in
silver dollars as well as gold The vote
stood to .. The resolution is praeti-
cally the same as the Stanley Matthews
resolution adopted some years ago.
Those voting for the resolution We're
Vest, Jones fArk.), White Walthall.
Turpie, Daniel, democrats; Jones of Ne
Vada. silver republican. and Wolcott,
republican. Those against were Morrill,.
Allison, Aldrich, Plat of Connecticut.
and Burrows. Jones of Nevada was not
present, but his vote was, by his re-
quest, recorded in favor of the resolu-
ton.
The vote in the senate committee on
finance on the Teller resolution was
preceded by discussion which was
generally participated in by the mem
beers. The general tenor of the discus
sion was on the same lines as that of a
week ago, the republicans contending
that the resolution was useless and
would be devoid of result and the dem
ocrats and their allies taking the oppo-
site position The republicans especial
~ deprecated the consideration of the
financial question at the present time,
saying there was no effort. and not
likely tc he one. 10 pass a general finan-
cial measure through the senate COM
hitting the country more definitely To
the gold standard.
To this the democrats replied by cit
ing the efforts Of Secretary Gage and
eX-Secrctary Edmunds 10 have con-
gress take up the question in a way
which looked TO placing the country
definitely upon gold basis. They con-
tended that il WAS the evident purpose
Of the administration L. secure leEisla-
ton in the interest Of the single stand
ard whenever opportunity offered. and
ayoNed their purpose OF securing a dec
laration in favor of a double standard
suea as was proposed in this resolution,
II possible Ia do 50, in order to snow
thai there had been no change in seuri-
weuf H. they said, the business inter
csts were TO BE- injured by the agitation
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartc. 10 or 25c
III G. c. C. fail To cure druggists refund money.
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adopted by that committee to-day ana
gave notice he would call ii up at an
early date.
Daniel of Virginia secured the adoption
of resolution directing the secretary
of state to supply the senate with in
formation respecting the killing of
Frank ltpps, a sailor of the United
States steamship Olympia, 10y japanese
subjects in the harbor of Nagaski, ia
pan, in December, 1897.
The resolution presented to the senate
yesterday, calling upon the secretary of
the treasury for reasons why the items
of Sill 100000 interest due the United
States from the Pacific railroads had
been dropped from his statement. which
went over under objection, was agreed
to.
Allen of Nebraska called up his reso-
luton calling for an Investigation by
the pension commissioner as to the au-
thority Of the commissioner on pensions
to promulgate an order that no consid-
GRAFTON be given applications for in
creases of pensions, within L. months
after the last application. The resolution
was agreed to-
Hale then called up the urgent de-
ticiency bill. The bill, carrying 81 3d.
$40, was passed after few amendments
were made. Foraker of the Pacific rail
roads committee asked for considera-
tion of the bill comforting upon the
president authority to bid i'll the Kansas
Pacific road. 1t being evident that the
Dill would provoke considerable discus
sion, Foraker withdrew his amendment
for immediate consideration.
Davis moved that the senate go into
executive session. Carter, chairman of
the census committee, said he desired TO
call attention to the notice given yes
terday that he would to-day call up for
consideration the pending census bill.
The committee, he said, regarded this
bill as of great importance and felt il
should be passed promptly. Davis how
ever, insisted upon his motion The
senate then. at 12:10 p. M, went into
executive session.
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IN THE SENATE.
The Urgency Deficiency Bill Passed-OnIy
Brief Session.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-To-d days open
session of the senate was brief Prac-
tically the only business accomplished
aside from the routine proceedings was
the passing of the urgent deficiency APP
preparation bill. The measure as finally
passed by the senate carries S1.913.Sl0.
The Teller resolution, providing that
bonds of the United States may he paid
in standard silver dollars was favor
ably reported by majority Of the
finance committee. and notice was given
that il will be called up at an early
date. An effort was made ta fix a time
for the final vote on the pending census
hill. but vas abandoned until to-mor-
TOW.
Gallinger from the committee Of pub
lie health and national quarantine. to-
day reported favorably Ia the senate the
bill providing for investigation Of the
subject Of leprosy.
Vest II Missouri. for the finance conn
mittec, reported the Teller resolution
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MUST Be COMPLIED WITH
Mayor Harrington Will Enforce
the Smoke Ordinance.
AN ULTIMATUM Is ISSUED
Prosecution VIII Quickly Follow ANY
Violation of the Law The Smoke
Nuisance Has Been Worse
Than for Several Years.

Mayor Harrington proposes to cradi-
cate the smoke nuisance as far as a
strict enforcement of the city ordinance
relating to that particular subject will
do il, and orders have been issued to
| the smciter companies containing an
ultimatum to the effect that the ordi-
nance must be complied with under
penalty of prosecutions
The old-timer has complained all win
ter that the smoke has been worse than
during previous years since the old
heap roasting process was abolished
and on couple of days in particular
the oldtimer thought the sulphurous
fumes were as strong as he had ever
known them. The health officer was
some time ago requested to make an
investigation of the cause of the in
crease over previous years. and al
though he visited the SHELTERS nothing
ever came of it,
At length Mayor Harrington took the
matter up and decided to sec what
could be done to at least partially abate
the nuisance. He caused an invcstiga-
ton TO he made. and found that all the
smelters in the city had practically re-
turned 10 the old heap roasting system
and viii make an effort 10 stop II.
The process is not exactly the old sys-
TEN, but II is not dissimilar. and Mayor
operation of the ordinance. Instead Of
the old fashioned heap. the smelters
have arranged a system of stalls under
which Il long tiue, connecting them all.
leads to one chimney which is supposed
to carry off the gas and fumes in COM
pliance with the ordinance, but when
the ore is dumped into the stalls and
set atire, the smoke and suiphurous
fumes escape from the top of the stalls,
which are left open pretty nearly as
much as when the heap process was i'm
vogue when there was no pretcnse of
fluc or chimney; at least this is the
statement of the authorities and it is tn
endcavor to put stop To il that the
action Is being taken.
Mayor Harrington is acting under
ordinance lS6, approved Dee. ~. 1870.
which makes the roasting or burning of
minerals in the city limits or within
three miles of the city limits. a nui-
sancc. punishable hy fine of not less
than 500 nor more than $500. unless the
smoke created by such roasting or
burning shall pass through a chimney
not less than 75 feet. high.
Mayor Harrington holds that mas
much as the smoke escapes from the
stalls now used in roasting escapes
without passing through the chimneys
the ordinance is not being complied
with. He held a conference with City
Attorney DeWolfe yesterday on the
subject. and last evening had notices
prepared which We're served on the
management OF AL the smelters in
forming them that unless the nuisance
is abated within "a hours those violat-
ing the ordinance will be arrested and
prosecuted The notices were served
last evening and Mayor Harrington
stated that the matter would be vigor-
ousy pushed.
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A COLD DAY FOR CUBA
Continued from Page One.)


not on the paragraph. and that Mr.. Hit 5
motion was not in order but Mr.. Hep
burn, who was in the chair. held that Mr..
Bailey's point of order came too late.
This announcement was greeted with
democratic cheers.
Il would appeal from that decision
said Mr.. Bailey, were il not that two APP
peals are not in order at the same time. =
There was no break in party lines on
this motion which was sustained-l53 to
lis. Speaker Reed marched through the
telers with the majority. The question
then REQUIRED on appealing from the de-
cision of the chair. a solitary democrat
eFleming of Georgia., voted with the re-
publicans to sustain the chair. No repub-
licans voted with the minority. The chair
was sustained-152 to H.
No applause marked the announcement.
The clerk proceeded with the reading
but at the next paragraph, appropriating
$4,000 for ambassadors to Great Britain
Germany and France. Mr.. Williams. DEM
ocrat. Mississippi, moved an amendment
to appropriate $1,000 for an envoy extraor-
binary and minister pIenipotentiary TO the
republic of Cuba. The democrats cheered
Mr.. Hit raised the point of order that
the amendment was also a change of ex-
isting law.
Mr.. Williams argued that as there was
no law on this subject this could not be
change of existing law.
On this amendment also, Mr. Dear
mond urged the democrats TO assert them
selves and override the rules. If the re-
publicans did not, he said, they must
accept the responsibility. Professedly for
Cuba, now was the time. ''In the presence
of your master. ruler and leader he
shouted. lin whose presence you scarcely
dare to think, ! ask you to give freedom
and liberty to Cuba meet your out
ragged constituency. Let us see which
course yeu will follow" Uproarious DEM
ocratic applause).
The chair then sustained the point OF
order and on motion of Mr. Hit the COM
mittee rose. The Indian appropriation bill
was presented and at sos p. m. the house
adjourned.
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of the financial question at this time
the blame should be placed on the re-
publican administration and not upon
themselves.
When some of the republican senator's
were reminded that they had voted for
the resolution when presented by Hon.
Stanley Matthews 20 years ago they
admitted such To be the fact. but said
in explanation of their present attitude
that conditions had changed Senator
Wolcott did not vote with his republic
can friends, but heartily supported the
resolution. saying he would vote for it
every time IL came up.
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Presidential Nominations

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The president
to-day sent these nominations to the
senate: Thomas S. Sholers, assistant
appraiser of merchandise, district of
New Orleans.
Justice William X. Mills of New Mex
leo, to be chief justice of the supreme
court for the territory OF New Mexico.
To be registers of land offices: Arch
ibald *. Gardner. at Rapid City, s. ID. :.
William l.. Chaplain, Cheyenne. Wye
John S. Mayhugh. agent for the In
dams. Western Shoshone agency in
Nevada.
Navy-To be an assistant paymasrer
George Brown, Jr., of Indiana
James w. Hess, postmaster at In
dianapoIis Ind
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Iudinn Appropriation Bill.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The Indian dp-
preparation bill as reported 10 the house
to-day, carries an aggregate III S7597-
20i against estimates Of S7.S75.slI. OF
the amount recommended S35auyp are
reimbursable u The government The
total amount :pr the support of Indian
schools from uther thau lhe tTtaty
funds is S9,514.1fa For fuIulhuE treaty
stipulaglpus s., 80 5i9 is appropriated.
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Anti-seaIDing Bill.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The house COM
mittee on commerce to-day voted to re
port the anti-sca1ping bill. in the form
of a substitute. prepared by Mr.. SHEER
man. New York. The substitute fol-
lows the general lines of the original
bill, with some additional features 1t
places a penalty IN railroad officers VINO
deal with scalperS. Mr.. Sherman Will
write the report and present il uo-mor-
fpu-
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RECOMMENDS PAYMENT.
Presi lent Mckinley Forwards u Report
on the Lyncbing of Moreno.

Washington Jan. lS.-President Me
Kinley to-day sent to the senate a mes
sage with report from the secretary
of state relating to the lynching in
1895 at 1reka, Cal, of Louis Morena, a
Mexican citizen. and the demand Of
the Mexican government for indemnity
The president says: Following the
course adopted in the ease of the
lynching of three Italians in Louisiana
in August. 1896 | have recommended
the appropriation by congress out of
humane considerations and without
reference 10 the questions of liability
of the government of the United States
in the premises, of the sum of 81 900. To
be paid by the secretary of state To the
government of Mexico to be distributed
among the heirs of Louis Morena"
The president also sent to the senate
in response To resolution, report of
the secretary of state and the CORES
pondence relative to the arrest in 1897
in Colombia, of Harry X. Spring and
Charles w. Nelson.
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To Investigate Leprosy.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Calm
ger. from the senate committee on pub
lie health, to-day reported fayoraby to
the senate the bill authorizing an in
vestigation of ieprosy in the United
States and, in doing so. presented in
support of it a letter from the surgeon
general of the marine hospital service.
The surgeon general expressed the opin-
ion that there are many more cases Of
leprosy in the United States than are
actually known.
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Harvest of
Exceptional
Value Giving
Here is an opportunity to buy
Thoroughly Reliable and
Stylish
Clothing
for Men
and Boys

In the Heart of Winter, when
they are needed most, and at
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Bills Introduced.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Plat
of New York, introduced a bill provid-
ing for the Withholding of pensions of
ex-soldiers employed in the civil service
under the laws favoring them for such
positions in cases where their salaries
exceed $1,000 per annum
Senator Wolcott introduced a bill to-
day in The senate providing for the Gre
alton of an additional federal court cir
cult to be known as the Tenth circuit
and to comprise the states of Colorado
Wyoming, Utah and Montana. The bill
also provides a circuit court of appeals
for the proposed circuit.
A bill introduced in the senate by
Senator Lindsay grants right of way
to the Chilkoot Transportation COM
pany from the east shore of Lynn canal
to the south shore of Lake Lndermann,
Alaska, for a railway. -aeriel tramway
or wagon road. The bill provides for a
wharf at Dyea and for telegraph line.