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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
GIVES UP A MILLION A YEAR.
president Schwab OF the Steel Trust
Retirrs from Business.

president Schwab OF the Steel Trust
Retirrs from business.
iDretto, Pa, Aug. l9.-President
Charles NJ. Schwab OF the United States
Steel Corporation has accepted the
advice OF his physicians and decided
To retire indefinitely from an active
business life.
He will leave America to seek some
quiet nook in Europe where not an
echo OF the strenuous life he has led
can reach him.
This information Is authentic DR.
Golden never leaves the Schwab home
and the exact nature of his patients
Illness can not be learned through
him.
Mr.. Schwab is not confined TO his
bed, but spends much of his time on
the wide veranda which affords fresh
air and a sweeping view of the noun
tain slope. He is always with his wife
or his parents.
The strange part of Mr. Schwabs
illness Is that he Is always within view
OF those who call at his house. yet he
will not allow any person to approach
him.
Mr.. Schwab will put behind him the
active control of the largest business
interests in the world. and surrender
the largest salary, about 81 100000 a
year, ever paid to any man.
The gigantic steel trust must look
For another manager.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
TOM JOHNSON'S CANDIDATE.
A Popular Preacher to Run for Com
gress in Cleveland.


grrss In Cleveland.
Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 19.-Maynr
Johnson having failed to induce John
II. Clark. prominent corporation
lawyer, to oppose Burton. has decided
to support Rev. Morgan Wood, one OF
the three or four leading Congrega-
tiOnal ministers of the country. Rev.
Morgan Wood is a preacher of the SEN
sational type. Big churches bid for his
services when they need man to re-
viye a congregation that is decreasing
in numbers. In Detroit, Toronto and
in Cleveland he packed his churches.
Standing room is always at a premium
in Plymouth congregational church,
over which he presides. Johnson has
had a deal of trouble IN finding men
to oppose Bur on and Beidler. State
Representative Stage refused to move
into the Twentieth District. and the
Mayor is searching in vain for can
didate that suits him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
New YOrk-PRris Railroad.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 1S.-Russian
newspapers are displaying keen inter
est in the projected Alaska, Behring
Strait and Irkoutsk Railway. They
report 1t to be backed by American
millicnaires, but do not mention tie
names of the promoters.
One, at least of the schemes for real
izing the Partisan dream of taking 4
tran for New York has apparently got
beyond the embryonic stage. That of
the explorer Mr. Loicq de Lobel has
received the approval of the President
Of the French Republic, Mr.. Loubet.
and It Is to be assumed that this will
prove a valuable aid in the final sters
that have TO he taken in Russia, as
well as in France.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Yokohama Aug, l9.-The little Is
land of TorIsh ma was overwhelmed
by volcanic eruption between Aug
ust l3 and August - and all the in
habitant2, numbering $50 persons.
were undoubtedly killed. The STAND is
covered with vo'clnic deb :, and all
tho houses on It have d saupcared.
The eruption is sill proceeding and
Is accompanied y SUI ma inc eruptions
in the vicinity. which make I danger
Gus for We Sc to app olch the island.
Torishima is one of chain of islands
between BONN islands ard Hondo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Washington. Aug. lS.-The growth
in the Importation of manufacturers
materials and the increasing share
which such materials form In the total
imports is the most remarkable feat
ure of the foreign commerce of the
United States in the fiscal year just
ended. Manufacturers materials form
in 1902. nearly one-half of the total
impO.tations and show a remarkable
Increase over preceding years while
very slight increase.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
SUICIDE AT NEWPORT.
MIR. Remington. Miss Van Aliens Form
Eiance. shoots Himself.

MIR. Remington. Miss Van Aliens Former
Fiance. shoots Himself.
Newport, r. l.. Aug. l9.-Ro,t Read
ing Remington, whose engagement to
Miss May Van Allen. recently became
generally known, killed himself today
in the library of the Reading, Room,
an exclusive clubhouse
After his death it became known
that the engagement with Miss Van
Allen had been broken of, and it is be-
lieved that tins Influenced Remington
TO end his life.
The father ol the young woman,
whom. Mr.. Remington at one time eX-
,pected to wed here this season. b =
1ieves that the young mans deed was
the result Of an unbalanced mind, be-
cause Of which IT Is stated the enFarr
ment existing between Mr.. Rem ng on
and Miss Van Allen vas severed.
But, however. this may be, Mr.. Rem
ingtons suicide was preceded by an
exchange OF letters between N'ms2lt
and his former tiancee. though gyeral
OF these were never opened.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Shot His wife and Boa rider.

Kansas CITY. Mo-. Arg. Isl. c.
Surles, b.a ksm!th. coming home IN
expcc;od!y today and finding Albeit
hayes. boa-der. in COMPANY with his
wife. 81 Of both WITH a s'Otga1. Mrs.
Surles VIII probably recover. Hayes
Cay die.
Srr.es lad pretended to go fishing
and return d to tle 10 Sc quie IL. He
surprised the pair and deliberately
took aim at thou.
After the shooting Surles called in
a neighbor and sent him to notify TIE
police, submitting to arrest without
protest.
Hayes Is g.assblower. He AID Mrs.
Surles are each "a years Old. STR, cs
is "a years old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
A SEVERE Wind AND RAIN
Storm of Which St. Louis Was at
the Center.
LIGHTNING BOLTS WREAK DEATH
Rain In Torrents and Wind General In
Illinois and Missouri-SeveraI Fatal
Strokes of Lightning and Much Dam
age Done to Property.

st. Louis, Aug. 19.-St. Louis was in
electrical storm, which was almost
general over Missouri and Illinois yes
terday. Considerable damage was
done to property, a great many persons
were stunned by lightning and three
are reported killed outright.
One person was killed in st. Louis.
one in Jerseyville, ILL.,, and one at New
Franklin. Mo.
Telcgraphic reports indicate that the
farmers are the heaviest losers by the
storm. While in some localities the
late crops were benefited. yet in more
Instances corn was blown fat and
orchards stripped Of fruit.
Several houses and a great NAM
barns were burned by being struck by
lightning.
There was cloudburst over Mclean
and Champaign counties, in Illinois
and the railroads suffered by washouts
in their tracks. A washout on the
Big Four at Rising ditched a passen-
ger train from Indianapolis. The fire
man was seriously injured. but the
passengers escaped with a shake-up.
At Marshall Mo. 1t became so dark
that lights were necessary, and the cit
liens. fearing a cyclone. took refuge
in their cellars. 1t Is reported that
hailstones large as hens eggs fell.
Information from Wichita. Kas..
stafes that n cyclone struck lost
Springs. a town near there, blowing
down several residences. a Touring
mill and q church
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
RATE WAR IN TEXAS.
Tickets from Houston to st. Louis Sol,
for Thirty Cents.

| Tickets from Houston to 1T. Louis Sold
for Thirty Cents.
st. Louis, Aug. 1y.-F'rom Texas to
| St. Louis for so cents.
That is what the railroad rate war
that has been raging recently in the
Lone Star State made possible.
Only few persons took advantage
of this astonishing rate for the reason
that it was offered for only a few
hours and but limited number of
Texans happened to learn of the
offer before it was withdrawn.
One ticket broker, il is reported.
offered a box of cigars worth $3.50
as an additional inducement to buy
his 30-cent tickets to st. Louis.
This climax IN the Texas rate-cut-
ting came Saturday and as a result
there are 5000 Texans in st. Louis.
The rate war was precipitated by
General Passenger Agent Turner Of
the Texas Pacific Withdrawing from
the Southwestern Passenger Bureau
He claimed that there was under
handed rate cutting by some other
roads. and he announced that he would
make his own rates. When he cut, the
other roads commenced to cut, too,
and merry rate war resulted.
After the 30-cent rate had prevailed
in houston one hour compromise
was called and all brokers put out this
schedule for the remainder of the
day: St. Louis, 81; Kansas City, 81;
Chicago. S..
outside of Houston, all the roads
made reductions of more than 80 per
cent in all parts of the state.
For instance. a roundtrip ticket over
the Iron Mountain from Texarkana
was sold for sI2, whereas the regular
single fare is Sl4.S0.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
TRANS-SlBERIAN ROAD OPENED
Great Railway Across Asia Nearly Seven
Thousand Miles Long.

London. Aug. 1S-The connection
between the Siberian and the Man
chur'an railways has been effected.
Both bridges over the River Sungari
have been completed and through
trains can now be run from Nladivos-
tok. Port Arthur or Danly to st. Pet
ersburg.
The Manchuri2n branch has not yet
been officially opened TO traffic, al
though passengers are carried at Sec
ond class rates.
The distance from St. Petersburg to
Vladivostok IS 6,677 miles and TO DIAL
nv and Pert Arthur approximately
1000 miles To Niuchwang it is 80
miles less than to ladivostok. The
time now required to make the journey
from Port Arthur to st. Petersburg Is
somewhat uncertain, varying from 16
to days. This Will be very material
ly lessened when the first-Class trains
are put in operation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
CONDENSED TELEG2AMS.

The grand lodge of EIks decides to
meet next year at Baltimore.
The BIENNIAL sess on OF the Supreme
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias, convened
at San Francisco.
Last week in September set apart
as time for dedcating of States build
ings at Worlds Fair.
Barcelona, which was captured by
the insurgents after six days of fierce
fighting. is sacked and PLACED.
George p. Cronk, of Omaha. is elect
ed grand exalted ruler of the Grand
Lodge of Elks at Salt Lake City.
The State Board of Charities makes
a report generating the officials of
the Insane Asylum at Kankakee.
At the auction of Clarence Mackay's
stable. Mexican, lne 2-year-oid winner
of the Double Event. was sold for
10000.
Colonel Gaynor and Captain Greene.
fugitive American contractors, are re-
leased by Judge at Quebec on tech
ulCdl STOuuuS.
The chancellor of the University OF
Nebraska declares bachelors are moral
deP.nerates and have no place in
Divine plans.
SUITS agg-egating SIS 900 were filed
at Macon, Mo, against the bondsmen
of w. ]. Magee, ex-Public Admin stra-
tor of Macon County.
Isaac Newton Hughes brings suit fer
SIS, 900 damages, alleging false impris-
onment in connection with the Stock
Yards Bank robbery.
Secretary Shaw has reformed the
methods Of conducting the business II
given prompt attention.
Rumors of discrepancies in the ac-
counts OF certain officials cause the AL
ton City Council to appoint a commit
tee to examine the books.
The body Of a well dressed man was
found near Steelville. Mo-. yesterday.
A bottle of poison indicated suicide.
The name of c. +. McLead was ON one
of the collars.
The United States Sh!pbui.ding
Company closes up its options on thu
various plants which are to be merged
and reorganization of the work WAL
begin at Cnce.
The Canadian Government is exsr-
csed over the question whether frogs
are fish or game. 1t is desired to re-
strict the expectation OF frogs to the
Un.t-d States.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Robbery nr Cousp..a,S

9wensboro, Ky, Aug. lS.-The agent
vile. is under arrest at lrvngton, and
Fordsville was robbed o $4,000 under
peculiar circumstances. J. w. Boat
ner. who shipped the money to Fords-
willie, is under arrest at lrvington, and
J. -. Schlitsbaum. the agent of the
company. is being held at Falls OF
Rough. Schlitsbaum turned up at
Falls OF Rough. ten miles away, He
stated he was held up. robbed and kid
mapped in the night, The express peo-
pie and the officers believe that the
whole afiair was conspiracy to de-
fraud the American Express Coin-
pany out of $2S.C00.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Bangkok, Aug. 16.-GSeat anxiety
prevails here because NJ kilograms
have been received from Europeans in
the north since nine days ago. when
the Shans attacked Lakon and were
repulsed. The telegraph line is open
Oficial reports are reassuring. French
troops, after record journey, occu-
pied Phrae. and 1t is reported. the
Shans were defeated with a loss Of 2 O.
The danger is believed to be over and
the Europeans are unmolested.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
EXPLORER Coming to America.

Christiana, Aug. l6-Exp'or T Bosch
grevenick will go TO America in Sep
tsmher 10 prepare for an Antlr tic ex-
petition which he will undertake for
the National biographical Society OF
Washington. With two companions,
the explorer will leave Cape Horn for
the Antarctic continent. from which he
will travel on sleighs drawn by rein
deers toward the pole. The prepars-
tons for the expedition will occupy
yenr,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Kansas City. Mo-, Avg. 16.-Aoc1-d-
ing to a ruling made by the United
States District Attorney of Kansas,
trade checks are Illegal and heir is
suance and circulation are punishable
by fine of $500 and Imprisonment fer
five years. BY trade check is meant
the bit of metal or paper which bears
the ms ,ript.on: Good for - cents
in trade" The secret service will
prosecute persons who issue such
checks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Aristocrnts In Prison.

Vienna, Aus l9.-The Morgen lei
tung has COLLECTED statistics which
show large number OF the aristocrat|
of Europe now serving terms in the
various prisons of the continent Ac-
cording to the statistics there ar,
IL. 900 nobismen in seryitude in Russia
1900 in Italy. $50 in France and 35'
in Belgium.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Inrycst In che World.

Washington. Aug. lS.-For three
years the erection Of the new Govern
meat printing Office building. now
rea irg completion, has been go ng on.
Tee building will be one OF the largest
rr n ing offices in the world in point
of floor space. The number Of en-
Y'oyes and the output will also ex-
cecil, as they already do. any other
printing ONCE. The structure is one
OF the strongest for its size ever put
put up. The floors a-e designed to
Gerry leads. The brick and steel walls
S!e 81 inches thick.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
To Take Oy,rConI Mines.

Springfield, H.. Aug. ls.-There ar
rived in this city TO-DAY az rspreselta-
tives of the Audit 61m Sany Of New
York ~ men, whose object is to in
spect the books of the coal compan-
les which are to be purchased by a syn
dictate OF which j. A. Agee, of Chi
,cRgo. and Fred Jackson, of Philadel-
phia, are the promoters, and which
will have capital stock of sl2,0)0,00O,
and which will purchase the shipping
mines OF Sangamon and Menard Coun-
ties and those OF Christian Colnty
0Srth OF Taylorylle
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Havana, Aug. lS,-The Cabinet has
ordered the Minister OF justice to see
II some action cannot be taken against
the Spanish paper Wit printed a
story to the effect that Mrs. Sa;,;ers.
the wife OF the American Minister. was
under the influence OF wine at Presi-
dent Palma's banquet.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Ordered to WRshjugton.

New York. Aug. Corp. r. T,
O'B,ieu, who was arrested in North
Adams en- charge Of perjury before
the United States Senate Committee
of Inquiry into the War in the Philip
pines, was today ordered to be deliv-
cred into the custody of the Washing
ton authorities ty Juoge Lowell, of the
United States Court. O'Brien will be
taken to Washington Mt once
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Man Killed In Collision.

Chicago. Aug. l9.-George w. Farris.
of Latrobe. ILL.,, was killed and his
brother, Daniel f. Farris, of Millett.
Mich, was fatally injured YESTERDAY
by a collision between a freight and
An excursion tram.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Fire in n Ship's Bunkers

Galveston. Tex, Aug. l7.-Early to-
day fire was discovered in the ccal
bunkers of the British steamer Elec-
trician. Prompt measures were taken
by the crew and the FIRE was under
control by q o'clock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Paris. Aug. lS.-Count and Countess
Boni de Cas- e.lane will so to Amer ca
on August %. the Due Luynes accom-
panying them as their guest. Count
Boni will return to Paris In the aut-
umn. in time for Parliament. but the
Countess will remain in America until
next January.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

General Produce Price,,

Butter-Elgin 81; dairy IS;
country store packed ~ inferior
Eggs-Firm at l6
Hay-Choice prairie 5000; timothy
No. sl4 6l4.50; clover Sil612.OO
Lard-Good country Lard sK80k:
Live Poultry--Chicisens II; ducks 9t<
gecse.; turkeys IL: pigeons 81. 90 per
lOz
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
Ennnd Drad In n Skin.

Paducah. KY. Aug. 1s.-The body CT
John McNeal, ageo 60 years. was found
in a skiff near here today. He was
known from Pittsburg to the Missis-
sirpi as Sailor Jack" II is believed
he died of heart disease while alone In
the craft
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
bishop Kieiy to Assist,

Rome, Aug. l6.-Bishop Kiely. OF
Savannah. has been asked to assist in
the great reception on Sunday. the
Popes name day. All the Cardinals
and high prelates will be present at
the reception.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Birmingham, England, Aug. 10
The Post today says that J. p. Morgan
before leaving London, decided that
the shipping combination. commencing
this week. would issue return tickets,
good on any vessels controlled by the
trust
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Anadarko. Okla. Aug. lS.-ln fight
among Kiowa Indians near here Frank
Basin, a subchiet. has been killed by
q faction led by his mother-in-law.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21
LIVE STOCK
st. Louis,


Cattle-Native beef steers s.258s7 6
lights 81 75d6 50;butcher cows md heif
ers s5.25dG25; stockers and feeders
50. 509 rs, veal calves S5.OOtd :. 50; bulls
81. OO@625.
Hogs-General stock S. 35 az. O5: pigs
and lights s.. 20 e675; medium weights
81, 75G6si; heavy culls IS 5Od6.5O.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs arc
quotable at 81. 756s5. 80; good to best
sheep at 81. rs to s.. 25; stockers at 81. 80
to 1895 and bucks at 81. 25 to Sc 10
Chicago.
Cattle-General stock ss.oO6s 30
light weights s4.75@7. so; s5ockers 81 50
@5.5o; medium cows Sl5O65.75: fat
heifers $4,000. a5; bulls 81. 2595.OO
Hogs-Medium and butchers stoc<
%. 75d6.9j; best heavy Sc. soar. 10; bulk
of sales So. 5O66.75.
Sheep-Good to choice s3.5Oa4 81;
choice lambs 81. 50Ce6.75
Kansas City.
Cattle-Native beef steers $3.50
8 25; medium weight steers s.. 25d5 Gi;
light weights. 81. 40 a.. 90 stockers and
feeders s2.OO65.25; butcher cows and
heifers 81. rs 90; Gamers 81. 5O82 50:
bulls, s2.75d3s5
Hogs-Heavy s6 2567. 10; mixed So. 30
az %; light weights So 20 a6s5.
Sheep-Lambs So 5O65.75; muttous
s5..5@695 stockers s.. 100000
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-08-21

Vienna, Aug. l9,-Prof, Leopolc
Schenck, authority OF determination
Of sex" died today at Schwanberg,
Syria.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
GREAT ARE SAN JUAN
COUNTY'S MINING INDUSTRIES

One Of the Oldest and most promi-
nent mining men in the Animas Fork
region informs us that the time is not
far distant when one Of the largest
concentrating plants in San Juan
county will be built here 1t is GER
tain that the Sunnyside Extension and
the Mastodon mines alone will be
able to furnish ore for large plant
and the excellent water facilities at
the Forks makes that point an ideal
location for reduction plant. 1t is
the nearest point also for all the con-
centrating class of ores that the Min
eral Point country will produce. more
particularly for a nearer railroad base.
From various reliable sources 1t is
also learned that the railroad will be
extended on up to Animas Forks as
soon as the railroad company Is as
sured of the building Of q milling
plant. In fact soms very positive
statements are made that the railroad
extension will be completed this sea-
|son.-Silverton Standard.
Tho work on the Peacock group
in Dry gulch has progressed all win
ter with . small force Of men. An
exceptionally good showing of gold
quartz holding uniform values was
drifted on for distance Of $50 feet
| In one OF the tunnels. Associated
with the gold ore IL . streak Of tungs-
ten ore, some of which is high grade.
It has been the main object to develop
the chute Of gold ore. 1t Is an exceD-
tionaliy fne concentrating ore. About
200 feet from this ore chute another
tunnel has been driven on q vein OF
tungsten ore which II now = pay prop
osition could 1t be concentrated. In
this group there are several veins
whose surface development show
tungsten and gold volues. It Ii
thought that = main development tun-
mel run on one of the veins with cross
cuts disverging at intervals to the par
allel veins near by. will develop the
/ various bodies of concentrating ore
In the veins. There is q large mining
area encompassed in the Peacock
group which runs To the center Of
Prospect gulch. joining onto the Hen
4 rietta and Mammoth tunnel groups.
The property is owned by w. H
Moore. DR.. Sedgwick and A. Lamson
OF Durango and Maryland parties
Some time during the coming season
It is the intention Of the developing
company to put up a mill. That will
be the forceful outcome OF the present
development.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
The sersn ssars svisae.

Nj. O'Neal, who was ~ etlxletpn
passenger this moSning bonnd for
Danver. TO meet aHpse1ntsaaA efks
weather to arrange for ~ ate
further dsveIopment. q. eAs ~ Rxpr-
tons great mines Is rsxesfS& ~ m ~.
lows In the Silvertou stan4ny Aisiys
ing this morning: n Y. ssss. g
The North Star SHAFT on " lal.
tan is now down some seyen4r teS
and is being pushed down WITH N rpQ-s.
sibls energy. The menAGSRa1l viii
sink down to : pciut las fest IN dspth
when = cross-cut Will. bs rua. from
shaft to vein. It is the intantiCa It h
said to sink this working shaft TO :
depth of 1000 feet ana cross-cut 70
the vein at intervals. The sAAft is
being converted into y cosAanodious
doubie-compartment afhIyl lenvi,x tim
bered and sealed On ~ t1latdA with
.two-inch plank. Tho statsoA ~ fpogn
from where the ahaft stArts = aAepk
80 feet long by - fest vtNsSssnd tlgA
enough to allow o. . AsFgick fran1 -
any desired height. Tia wAnfe y
neatly and compActty tiJn&egeA up
with peeled timbsrs and eivAe eAs -
idea Of being IN TIC room a. . hopse
This Is the substanttAl heoasning a.
the development of one ~ Gaa Juan
icouuty's large minina snter1sisss,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
To Meet the Prince.

BREMEN, Feb. 16.-Prince Henry,
bound for the United States to assist
in christening the Emperors yacht
and accept the hospitality Of the great
republic in series Of splendid enter
tainments. arrived here at 12:4o from
Kiel. where he boarded q special
train With his suite after an early
breakfast. The princes departure
from Kel was watched by small
crowd which cheered Justify. Lunch.
con was served in private room at
the station restaurant here. after
which second special took the prince
to Bremenhave. Onicfals suppressed
all popular demonstrations here. The
weather sharps predict that the
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm win have
a stormy voyage.
At Bremerhaven all the buildings
are decorated, and shipping in the
harbor is gay with hags. Crowds
thronged the piers. cheering enthusi-
astically as the prince stepped OF the
train. The directors Of the Lloyd
steamship line greeted him and es-
corted him aboard the steamer. AS
the huge Kron Prinz cast OF. the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-17
TARIFF
BILL
TO PASS

WASHINGTON. Fsb. 15.-The
senators Of all parties expect the Phil
ippine tartff bill will pass the senate
next week. A vote probably win be
taken Thursday after the debate
Tuesday aud "Wednesday. The treaty
for the Darchaas Of The Danish West
indies will be considered tn sxecQlfxV
session Monday. ThaLfrriEatten Atll
may be passed towards the end OF the
week.
The house will pass the ways and
means committees wAr;rcvenue reduc-
tion bill next week This. debate prob
ably will last from Monday till
weAnesdAy. The Democrats have no
orsaaissd opposition. but will speak
to antasoaise republican tactics In
general. The Indian Appropriation
bill will require little time for pas
sage.