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SOITHDAKOT UFAhLATt RE
f i Biy ly
BUS TAKE BP 71M
mate- \ rn al
O-rrr tlte Vet at tfc -
nr OthfT Bn lne
Tran nrtril. :
t MMU-
tat the PCTili HT tke anr-
BM ! K in k Bti3 ptaat. TVe oo -
frrorabty oa ta tadxMrta !
MO . AVnlm wita aa aofc > w raw < -
i it m1l. | repcu-t ay Purdlm. Aa aaflrrorablc
raacrt v * * prawnim ! * a t c bill to r tac
the ftnran at tin- railroad caooitewtaeeri M
Br DirtfBJ Making tie raf 9 r of .irehi-
Metarr at ta agrteulcaral eoitece scat *
.
Hf W o4f T store ehfwJy 4efl e t * * d -
tw af * treesarsr. strfktag Bt 4tscre-
ttaavry avtnrs.
By tbe aapra rtftfl Hui fMtanttt Ta * p-
jrapctote H1.SM ttv pare * ti lie aaOdlag at
t e rfttanxi ebool er etnl ay lac dUi-n * of
Ta ikf iflnraoon e i * * frark n of the bal-
aaee of the cea ral apprsQrtetinn Ml to
oomcaat-ee of the wnole was def rred aaMl
toxnomrar and act Joe on bills takra ap On
moctea of Oteiss acUon on the veto t Gov-
rraor Let * MI the Watertown N rsal school
bill WAV made a spectai order for Friday
zawrztag. Honic Mil was passed to provide
ter arotectioo of large Kane , an effort was
aa4 Ira allow shipment of game , whirh
wi defeated aad the bill pas ed as originally
Tae ain ta appropriate E .OOfl far fuel and
the matatenaace f a deficiency fund at
the insane haspttal of nearly J4.ftf > 0 goes to
G Y rn r Lee and the Mil raising the sal
ary the secretary of tie railroad com-
from SWitt to 11,696 per annum .gtwa
t& It.
The eeaat Ml ! carrying ST.4M for a de-
te the railroad Btigatloa fend was
On motion of Plak rtan the vote
en the J. T. McClocd appropriation bill.
kflted ; eM rday , was reconsidered. A bill
ta vtaee the eoBeetlon of deltequent pprsocal
pr e rty tax in the hands of the shenS was
The tese w nt into committee of the
wfeoie aa OKisideratlnn of the bill to pro-
v e a State Board of Aadltars asd for de
positaries f state fnnils. Several mi = or
aaiendaieiita w re presented and the hill
will be cp lor afttea Thursday
The house adjourned to tomorrow after-
SOOD tor farther consideration of the ges-
cral appropriations bin in committee af the
whole.
In the senate Tyler introduced a Mil to
provide fer the publicatien in some daily
paper of stenographic reports of debates
ard proceedtBgs of both houses.
Tyler moved the reconsideration of the
T le an the veto of the Watertown Normal
school Mil and it was passed aver the veto ,
IS to 2 * .
The senate MUd bills providing for the
election -Af' coanty commicxionen- , large
"end cutting salaries "of orenty treasurers.
An ane pt to kill the sugar bounty hill
fnfled.
The senate killed Dr Tyler's hill far
lecislatJTe stenograaJliers on first reading
and went into committee of the whole on
the general appropriation bill. la this they
pracet led rapidly. The only changes of
fered ia tie 13ne of advances on tie figures
of the committee were granting increases
to the State university and normal schools
at Madison , Epearfish and Springfield.
Other advances were made on an appropria
tion for the blind asylam at Gary , as in-
tredBced. The report of the committee was
I lower than that cf the house and with the
raises mode by- the senate and cats by the
hocse the biHs will cot be far apart , the
only diSerence being in items which will
have to be adjusted by conference.
The senate passed a. house bill appropriat
ing maaey to A. G Somers , to encourags
r&aiitaj circles , and the pure food bill.
The ftzate adjourned over to Thursday.
Mftinsr Committee \ ce ary.
As in past sessions , the time for odiours-
ment of the legislature is drawing aear with
little vark completed. The time for action
Q Mils Is now limited to ten working days ,
oad ia that time there is a { on ? calendar
te clean up. This wttl resole ia a. sifting
eatnmtttee the last few days of the s-
stan te select the Mils which have enough
merit in t B-ri to bring them to a vote.
A-ma9e In this direction was made in the
sessiac yesterday but foiled , the house not
yet beiag in a temper to beueve in that
aianaer of reducing tie calendar
The house has set Tees Jay as the l nit
for the introiiacticn of new bills and i is
likely that a rush of belatei bil i will ia
t
They Almost Closed Her Eyes.
Physicians of Xo Benefit.
Healed by CCTICURA.
VTbi-a ay Ettle deter TSI faar taocthi eli brr
ebw t fccc ine mil noJ InfiitmL'd. ts ll plcplo
tr tc ont over her ticu lud il wan aoc miu4 uf
catw , which kmcmt cdomai hrr rff * aad ncLi i
faio tbe corarn of her nomh. Far r nj
vrrts a pb jildsa tllMidpd IIIT , tet a > etto do-
nr < ul Itste or aa bcBe t frca td trHitaert wa
MirGfind lot olbur ainuu. W * IHJII stt e = fef f
CcncriLi 5 < ur aad a bos of CCTU-CJIA ulut-
Her fjicx b'-ilnii cod fba err
Too cui 1MB IrOrr u a
fcliTOed iy pmrealu ,
FK D BLSuEH. MM. C. BCEOSU.
TETTER ON HANDS
CURED BY CUTICURA
I hs-i Truer on my huuU fer two jtuu * . Ky
v r tul cnclLad bi plcoe * , nail W Jn -
itcbad tcmtuf I Ui.-d
nt > tni-J uiJujBonjy gwd.
MsviSe * d itry uc a aaza btiiEr tim Lhry
CO ItMisrr Urtbw me U UL ,
SALU3 E. COtELASD , W < M 2ad , y. C ,
Sept. 1 ? , li _
CrmiSBA nri n.vE r. smuwt of Wood prri.
Sen "JJ kucoar cur , lausnuiiljr ( la < nnri.ui tfeu
uaawu cisoaoU ) .
by t
uid xalp ted
wiM ttueadiy ninit asd
cum tiJe scut uotacwe. tfiriicsiteg ia-
tiie * UB. Kalip , uxi fliji/i , irith ku * if
r r Tftw iiaiinii.il71 * prcbMMim * * nn > tkat
tfc riy MWO M * wUI imv * tknir j
fnr
tta MMbM * tar
TitoamjuKmul tMrttwtMiM of tk M
I m IB k fanrr t" fm fmoi
4omaaa < err OM MOB97 far
DOtJl 1MQMI8 JTVW ij n a
l > r hone e tlM >
bfl ! mowrtat , ytae *
. iosr cTMtr rwnrlrtloBd an 1)M > naoaat of
to * to tie lAMitatKHMi la tnr m
ywr. MI < ] n raqvtmi tie eewmrrnMC r tc
K NVOUIIH a rrrwiaty.
vfei ] i arv pn Jta at tkn
ta a Imwv bin to te taeai I
U tie nt t . ThiItat iBdodwi nil
J Smday * tV > Srx itsy ( if Jwmary. twHRk
I .io4 t ' it - T > nd of Fflfcniiiry thlrUetit
! * iy of May Fourth of July Labor day.
I l fSl < n dajni. ami sw.rr * .v appont < ri by
UNi > re l-nt or by tlnr ? ovraor fw a
j t > t , TkttBkuciTlai ; or holiday.
Xnirn < lnirnl tn Constitution.
araeadments arc
bx ; which wfli be of trout tmoartaace In
a. e thy are s rtiwltt l to tlw penole. One
of ticm Is ta rraatwait UK ( ! ! i p nsary
amemrao t , whteb WAS adopted by a aitaor-
Ity of the voters af the tat last fall , aed
uhlch. If a iln rabmlUed watild receive a
cr t deal smrr attention from the -eotm ,
tHan It < ilrt then , when it practically earned
by d ftmlu The other would preveat an
other sorh an ocmrrface as that af ti" *
adCDtJoo of constltatiosal laws by a smalt
minority as It requires all amendmenta sub
mitted tn receive a majority of all votes
east before they aboil 'be ' declared carried.
What H known 2.1 tie trieirraph bin came
BB la the senate Friday , and before that
1 > dy had sot through amendini ; it on second
end reading Ua as a hopeleis wreck , and If
h. ever retj through th enate tihe hou e
will have none of It. The bill was originally
inteaded to place * retrulatlon of tele-
rrapt : and t 4tpbon < > companies doin ? busi
ness la the state under the control of the
railroad commission , but it has been
amended to irive tlwsn such arMtory powers
that It is practically a dead meajure. Under
Its praviilons as it now stands press mei-
aa es will be compelled to pay the same
rate as commercial messages , and the ase
of i frani ia prohibited by severe penalties.
Another bill af the same elasK. to instruct
the rollraad commission to put into forse
maximum espre 1 ? rates which the senate
passed after a ton ? and hot fliht. was dis
posed of in the house In short orier as an
attempt to change the present law under
which suits are pending acainst the rail
roads and opening a way for new complica
tions in the suits.
A5TT.CXWALLS ARE TOR *
Foanclntlon of Barn - l * tmcmre tn
Hr C d for Lnnnilrr nulldlnff.
TAXKTOX , S. D , Feb. ± L { Special. )
The walls of the burned eortnge at the asy
lum are Seine torn down. It has been as
certained that the foundation is practically
sound , only a little repairing being neces
sary , and it will be used for the erection
of the new laundry tuildins. Work on
this wdl begin as soon as the weather per
mits.
On the three buildings ta be erected with
the JTi.eOO appropriation no contracts will
be awarded. Stone masons will be em
ployed and the other labor performed by
hospital help. All that was recovered cf the
bodies of the seventeen demented women
was a few bones , showing how complete
was the work cf devastation.
CVni are of 3Ili Poncin.
TAXKTON , S. DFeb. . 2L ( Special. >
The censure cf Miss Poncin by Governor
Lee in his message to the legalatnre on
the asylum fire does not meet with the
approval of Tankton citizens generally not
withstanding fnf the censure was mild.
Miss Poncin was the attendant In the burned
cottajre who save the general alarm and
heroically performed her share , with the
exception of failing to open the door for
the escape ot the patients before zivins the
alarm to those on the next floor. The re
sponsibility was upon her shoulders alone
in that tryinsj moment and her one thought
was to save all and stve the general alarm.
GnWI1 \ ar Completion.
PISHHE. S. D. . Feb. : L { Special. ) The
new gas well at this city Sa nearin com
pletion , the contractors expectinc to strike
the 3rst of the T ? gin flow which bears the
gas some time this - e k. They will continue -
tinue several hundred feet after the 2rst
flow ia reached , as it has been demonstrated
j that the deeper the water strata is pene
trated the stronger tie Sow of water and
gas. The strongest gas snpply is focnd in
, the flow Just , aver the granite , which shut
1 off work in the well which now supplies
1 the city with fuel and light.
HcavjliipTn ! nt * * of Cuttle.
; ' FIH3.RE. S. D , Fen. 2L < Special. ) The
first shipments of young cattle ir coming
in and at least one commission house has
notS2ed its resident agent to prepare for
I heavy shipments of young cattle this spnng.
J Indications now point to heavy shipments.
end many new parties ore flsunng on start-
j tng in the buzineBB in this portion of the
state this year.
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Appruacli of a Culil Wave In Her-
n-lilrcl forI > rai > Ua and
WASHINGTON , Fab. ! L Forecast for
Wednesday
Fcr Nebraska and Iowa Fair : colder ,
wita a cold wave ; nm-LhTesterly winds.
For Misflcuri Fafc , oniaar. with a ald-
wave In aorthera portion ezsapt 5C Lacis ,
F r South Dakota Cloudy : probably
fcllowei by elesria w ather ; colder
with a eoU wave mrrtteriy winds.
I For Kaau * Fair in * astra and protoaMy
* saow in wmatarn ponvm calmer , with 3. cold
j wave , northw at riy uicdB.
G a ral 'WeaOuur condiUnas are ones
acauaiag a iMciiwl ehasge. A de-
low ama is aver Ike upper Ofaia val
ley * sutn4ing ta ti * n Blacky mouotaiai.
euwpt ia tie sanbv K. h re ao ana of
high pressure to adwuudss , aaeainpaaiod by
a ooid wave , wfeicb kea thua { or szteodad
through Mcacosa aad waswsrn North Da
kota. At Havre MCBC. tiw temptratur *
wcicnt ia U < it grrs below zero , a tail of
44 d sr * s dtirias tit lost twenty-tour
houra.
Lural Urrwril.
orFirg Of THB WEATHER
OMAHA , F * a.-0rah PMO | < tf
and nuaCall. coapHr d witk
( toy o but tkre
OK. atb. OK an.
Maritmun te0i9 HUiirti . . 44 C W 47
Mlolfitfifii ittdp r&twe . ) V 12 3 $ IT
A * r * . * 9 Jk
B J AU1 . T . .X W
.
ml tMaaiw for k day a l
L Ittk
N raiaJ tor tfc * < Ur . .
tor th < tay . 14
imr Ki
nUBAUI CMdht day
y ter Att * ay . . . -
mtefiUI itMtut Marc * 1 _ . .3L
( tee MimHi 1. . I
tar * or jwrtod UK M.m
lor ar period. DM . i.1
L JV. El
LscaJ Far a t
Mmmnt
GMBfted
PH CTS tT Will BE LAW THIS SESWM !
nt * WIHIno : to Vole Mirn nntl
-y to j li Prr Mrn * . hnt
* < > | < > rt to Permanent
Mo or tftd RMI-RNwteT * " "T nronpmlw-
ton Mil ITM brtpw la tta tftuuf tortny Mr.
ff TH ? Md Mr Wurmu rpjmlvHwHw ,
pwtwl tlw midUMr. rail MC mtdi n
Mr O < Krtn , ftMBncnui , UP MH > it ,
Vr Pt etor svpaMftciia. . Jdrwwrt t r m-
M la nwr nt MM awwl3a ata k k 4
ta tJ MH. Ml UM p lwri reef
of tft * eom m < m
! hiir * .
? . CarkTMT * p w ! * , tlwn h Brttrf.
Ittr tfee app < MUon m tb * > HITOT kill. He < N > -
flnrNI pntcltealtr in * a many amrds that
the Hull-Hawley Mil mM not b cmn * > a
taw M tHtt MBndon. ! f and tfeo * wko toa4
Wra * ! * H-illlnc ta J TP ti j rfwi-
all tJw anmer * T asaa he 4e-
stert , but tlHT "wetnBlB l tlwt no
Mamllac army irtumld b
Ute coontry witterat fait and K-
Tie rtnfflce pp-r i rlat * a bill tvas passed
today. Mr. 8 ler and Mr. PetUirren1 hai -
int ; eaeeladed their jK rJj < > R.
after the senate e n led Mr Prt-
pres BU > 4 resnlntinas of Use taclaln-
fore of South Dakota nrclnc the eaatnrs of
tjiat state to suftpor. the treat ? of pen.-e-
Commenting on the resolatlins , Mr. Pet-
Rftid that ae denied the rtRht of the
to instruct him. althmich he TOS
giad ta hear from the body
II1 r itiplinirntt to I.rsrl lntnrr ,
"The present leelslnture at S uth Dakota , "
< sald ae , "la the third since I was elected
i senator the List time. In one a rssolu-
Uon was passed endowlBJf thf free and un-
limited enlnacp of silver Both houses of
the nest letfslnrare jMissed a similar reso-
lutlon. The preent leglslatur ? Is In favor
of the single mid standard. If I should un-
3ertaie ta follow the course lahl down by
the legislnrure I would he on almost every
side of almost every public question. "
He pointed out that a majority of the leg
islators nere not members of succe ialve leg
islatures and he believed that on great na
tional questions they were as Hkely to be
wrong as right.
The conference report on the legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation bill was
agreed to.
Mr Vlliaon reported from the Snance
cnmmluee a houic joint resolution amend
ing the act of June 13. 1SSS , by adding to
it a. provision that whenever iny bond or
note shall be secured by a mortgage or deed
of trust hut one stamp hall be required.
that being the highest rate required for
either paper. The bill was passed.
Mr Quay of Pennsylvania , chairman of
the committee on public buildings and
ip-aunds. presented a batch of reports favor
able to the erecting of subtle buildings in
various parts of the country These reports
brourit Mr Allen of N'ebraskn to his feet
Tlth an Inquirv as to why certain bills
which had been before the committee for a
year or more had not been acted upon. He
said
Allen Charsren Pnrtlallry-
"Thts reporting of public buildings bills is
like the erpert shcSlng cf cards. The fa
vored bills are placed on the calendar in the
order which the committee desires their pas
sage. I make this distinct charge : Thers
has been no meeting of the committee on
puMlc buildings and grounds at which these
bills were authorized to be reported. If any
meeting of the committee has been held
it was a secret meeting , I mate this state
ment simply to call the attention of the
senate and country to the matter and not
because I expect any change in the methods
of the committee. "
Mr. Allen proceeded to charse that a pub
lic building combination existed and that
none but a favored few could gain consjdera-
con by the combination.
"I want to say to the senator " replied
Mr. Quay emphatically , "that his statemetJt
that there is any combination is unwar
ranted and false. I ; is not tme in any
j sense. "
j A house bill withdrawing from entry anil
j sale and granting to the state of Wisconsin
certain lands was passed.
A message was received from the house
transmitting the bill passed by that body
appropriating 128.00.006 to be paid to Spaa
in accordance with the terms of the Paris
treaty. It was referred to the committee an
appropriations.
The postcfflce appropriation bill was laid
before the senate and its consideration re-
somed. Mr Butler of North Carolina re
sumed his speech of yesterday.
Mr. Wolcott. chairman of the postal com-
missicn. replying briedy to Sir. Butler , de
clared that as a matter of. fact the increased
amount ta be paid railroads for mail trans.
pcrtatton was not in proportion to the vol
ume of mail.
At I o'clock the debate closed and the
rating began.
Mr Bauer's amendment , reducing ths
amount paid to railrcads was defeated 45
to 15. The bUl was then passed.
Ua-irl T on Army Dill.
, Mr. Hawley wcs recognized to speai on
jthu srmy reorsarnization bill and aa he pro-
ieeedtsd aas given very doe attention. Ke
j said he did not s j how anybody could have
j wt d asataBt taiioff up tie tell , far it was
| evident to all that aranuUung must be done
j to strengthen the president's arm. He
added that there could be no doubt that
tie bpanuh C.rts aouitl ratify thu tn-aty
witrin the next rae or three days. With
thta nrceeedta concluded and exchange
I completed the army necessarily must be reduced -
' duced to its original dimension of ' 7.060
I men unless somu law should be nact d.
jEmi Mr CocKrvU tias tilling to concede
J a larjB anay For this tie vauatry ahouid
be duty Umnklul , but tor himself he could
act sanction the prapobiUcn to create large
burees cf native troops , a * proposed by the
Ctokr U MIL He oout cded that the F11-
IIXCOE were a revolutionary people and
'prophesied ' that a native force would join
atohia fcny-eig-jt hours siier 03
H e he pwttcu-1 a grand
| and calamitous failure of wen an ajpuri-
I mtajt.
| Mr. MteefceH of WlsconBin. alto a mem-
' eer of t&e cjo mut * . Collouod Ur. Hjt-a-tnf
' He eritfdctHl the Hull bill , scjruig it was
a M , as efaumod , a Tw * ntiaituu bill , as
tie oDlr Bmt nni eiuna tn
1 srsutm wjs in the arulktry His tfcea
up Tariods details of tie bill , outlining Ma
akjeeOciu to or argucitnts in favor at thorn.
He advocated a change la the
of the ttatf of the army as a T ry
"refcrm. criUeijiJae ti oociauu far sot
, Iseiudiag a pro isioa on tats point. The
j kill was also defective is fiiUIng ui arrange
I Ut status of ; n * adjuutat jonenU uxtarsi
IB * latragiiiading senoral. Mr. Mitcadl
auu 4 at the cpinioc tfait the inerwos
< iu M tfc Migs MiaB of tie
rnra a&d tsid be mould aa mare
tfcwtr w 6 ca tiie we polar titan
} , „ waiW tiw r ( w of a Uumulur OB the
morality of Bull-lsbUn ; , ' . So ter U. vaa a
at mutt fliwiimaEe Iwnr away * ot-
uYMiii be aoiriud in tfcu PbiUpouitM.
awl Porui Btett. AJ tar JifjaavU hu
veuhi aa aa MM ta < ta i aHUUrba ta
ckeat our Idmui tela aa altaa p oplL. Kid
ar * I Uwr chatiid b < a * w mom trocpa
iu < his wuatry bat in prorfaung tor ti-s
f t
t
TkM twanrli ni tam f
d TIK * wHM"RllWt3C 9vM wC UI
n * ninniN Unornm
flM
fbvR jgtvtiMc nN)0p tti
thv Jirmy wn tl * wonM IMV * to
natter of * u lhi m tMr
f
kin
XI" lyoWw viitit llMl
tkrpnrMtnt Mil m 9n e taw an proper
of tfc
IttT tWWItywv
Cwdtar ttm aiwwit * y twm tJww wiw A
maurnt wnMMMv ta Rrt out of tk *
, wn branch of tJir wrrtrw .ind tma Urn
' ' - -thick. ki mid. wwi nn-
nemnlr Tlw offiw wlt Ow
"poH" and tlH jtrnatwu. JwMHwl IMlnmro
wan < ihlp to rain fete point.
Mr. WJUTVO flf i ywninn. A ni wtupr < tf tn
atlitary aOfeira eRmntttmt. * llwrwl a me-
fally prwpnrrd * pr Ji. birtly t ilirlail In
It * iwttir * . In tlin oonm * of Tfcteii kr n -
1 tnwn i lJu > Hull-HnwVy Mtt n4 wtat JK >
>
I Ockrrll.
fWt tJwt 5ie Hnll-HnivVj' mf i r
tn be pmi H without leUy He msln-
thn titty waa pmK wh a .tn army nf
wax widch'nt for tile acwls at this
cnnntrr Tip * inw t torUSaitton alnne
HBtr it : iM9 ( and qttHe aa many more
aura were reqalmi ftir army duty on the
frontlet * .
rnrkrrll Drfcml * ni mil.
Mr. Cofkr ll , the leading democratic
member of die military affaint committee ,
opnakin : ; In oppoMtkin ta the Hull-Ran ley
' WH. ii eM tint the rwr nnlsatinn of the
j army was absoluuJy n Hwry The n < i-
stty ftir a change had b en dlstlnrtly shown.
It wa evident , he nM. that either the
or mt = at ] n waa deficient or the oulcers
nere inetHcient. Mr. Cockrell declared that
there waa not sufHcient tltne In the ten re-
tnainlni ; days of thU session tn dtecusfl , for
mulate and pasi a perf t reor anliathm bill
and he added that no bill ich a * had been
proposed should be passed.
"W * prapcM. " aM he. "ample provision
for every * mereacy. We - ill slve the ex
ecutive every dollar and every man to sus
tain the irovemment that la necessary "
He tien analywd and explained bis bill ,
offered as a substitute for the Hull-Hawley
measure. In the course of this part of his
jn iment Mr CotRseH maintained that one
briijade waa amply sufficient for the oe l of
tie Caited States In Cuba and that a greater
force was a menace to the peace of 't-.e
island. If the Cubans , he said , were siven
tie rltht ; to guvem themselves and there
aos no doubt In his mind that .hey had the
ability to do so they would tfve the island
a snod qnvemment.
Discnssinsr Mr. Hnwley's contention , that
the addlUonal men provided by the measure
he had reported were accessary. Mr. Cockrell
ssid ' "We will zlve you every man. and
every offlcer itat is necessary , but we are
not willtnii at this short session to fasten
upon the country a. standing army of 160.WO
men and to increase the expenses of the
t people by millions of dollars. We are offer-
' ins everyth-csr that is fair and Just and
rishtWe will clve you every man you need
by the extension of the provisions of the
j present law for two years. That will meet
every emergency likely to arise and in the
next consresaae can discuss it fully and
considerately "
Only Wnnti Fair Dlnpn alou.
"I indulge In a. aiibuster occasiooally my
self ' sajd Mr. Mason interruptini ; Mr. Cock
" - full cotice when I
rell. "but I al-aays sive
mean to do so. I think Jt perfectly permis
sible under the mes and F wou.d like to
have the Missouri senator Inform us If such
is Cis purpose cow ? "
"I am always frank , " replied Mr. Coekreil.
"and I am frank when I say I have no In
tention of b-nnnxig- sMIbnster. I only want
to secure a. full and fair discussion of the
army bilk such consideration is so Important
a measure should have , and every senator
knows that it is impossible to get such dis-
cissioc In the ten days left of the session. "
j "Then. " retorted Mr. Mason , "wa are not
to hava an announced filibuster * "
Without replying Mr. Cockrell at 4.20
yielded the 2oor to Mr. Pntchard of North
Carolina , and the senate , on. his moiion. went
into executive sejs m. AC 5 02 the senate
adjourned.
HOCSE TVORKS OX THE \AVAL BILL.
Otij ctlonn JtmJe to Re-
r VaTal Aemlemy.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2L The house
reached the last page of the naval bill today
( and adjourned with a point of order pending
I azainst a provision Sxing the price of armor
plnte at S545 per ton. The provision in the
bill went out on a point of order on the .
ground that it was not limited to the armor j j
to be purchased with the appropriation in
the bill , whereupon it was modified to meet
this objection against ic. the point of order ,
pending an adj-ournment , being raised.
Much of the time today was occupied in
debating the amendment offered by Mr
Mudd , republican of Maryland , appropriat
ing $720.60 to complete the three buildings
authorized to be erected at the naval acad
emy at Annapolis.
The naval committee with the exception
of Mr. Cumzniags strenuously opposed pro
ceeding with the work of rehabilitating the
naval academy until comprehensive plans
had been decided upon , but the house over
ruled the committee and adapted the amend
ment , 73 to 33. The two important provi
sions in the paragraph providing for the
construction of sew ships went out on points
of order. One provided that no more than
t o battleshipa , two armored and two pro-
j tected cruisers should be built at any one
I yard. 2 a other provided that no bid for the i
j construction of ships should be entertained '
from any 3ra or company waich had not at
j the time of building an adequate plant.
At the opening Mr. Brucker , demo
crat of Michigan , denied that he had
voted in the negative yesterday on
! the bill appropriating J20.60fl.008 for pay-
1 nent to Spain. He had voted in the affirma
tive and the Journal was corrected.
A till was passed to grant to the Shuts
City & Omaha railroad a right of way
through the Omaha and Wlnnebego Indian
| reservation. The house further instated iipon
tta diaozreement to the senate amandmeuu
i to the bill for thtt allowance of certain
] claims under the Bowman act and asr J tea
a conference.
t
, Mr Henderson , republican of lono. chair
man of the committee on judizisry. vhlch
investigate ! the right of General Wheeler
of Alabama. Mr Bobbins of Pannsyivanta ,
Mr CoUon of Kentucky and Mr. Campbell
of Illinois , who held commiHions ta the
army , and members woo served on severs !
oommucionc. to eonticce ui hold their saata
in the house , formally prosantad the report
of the committee , which srai in favor of. the
Ties- tint Ute four memoerxABO accepted
military cammifcstcns thereby vacated their
I & eu in 're house. The report w ot upon
i lae calendar and Me n. DeArnumti. damo-
I crat cf Missouri , and Paner. republican of
, X w Jersey , were < iv a l as ta Sla a
! alacrity report , in wtticb they will aon-
utnd Utat tie same rule should owrn mem
ber * woo aesF9 * t civil cammueiuua.
A a U was posted to grant the Gulf &
Northern Kaiirood eampuBy a ii at ofaay
! > iT * gh Oklahoma fermory. aad USB bouse
tins KMttUBtxi eaagUtwatian of the aaval ap-
proprtaoon aili.
Iletuiicrntlc ; tttvtnury Cuiumlttw.
WASUIKO7OW , F B. St. Cfcatrmaa Janm
ot the liBmocrailia.llimuil oamratUee has
appuiated aa advisory eomoiitti * to tae aa-
he ocju.t
< sr.li < f is. nt , 'Se ne < 'T Hr in
atOMwtr M i
M. Watt * mt r llfnratn. D J CM *
ami at MlraMmt. * vrn l MrK
TorK. Joan f Alt * l.l < rt IlUaoln.
Wtlltaaw at M * tBw rtu . Tke
will tw la
SITUATION PLEASES CABINET
MnrVnl fttnnatr fnr tlir n * ttrr l | -
hi Phttlpplnr * 5 vl Prni-
ti fnr tti - Irmjr Hill.
r h JI TJwt < wMw t at
ntrrllmt tiHtny Jhwnii"-d ih
ffotn < Viwr l ( Mfei ti Mantln
iMaarltu4an thai tbr
rawntlly in i3k > Philippine wan ? nfilit < f -
blr HttprnvM. Pram otfcur * ourr It to
Imrawt tlMit the imrarn nt taMtara l w
admitted tlwt nlMn : k ? naitmt Suitm Hmam
Hi * rrtafornM by the tramp * now B < * irl * *
Mftnlln tbrtr ctmnrw * of mmM win M *
cnmtly nNtttew4. Tim
tfam nrach neoiirs wwnt. mut it to
rally Di-llpTert rtrnt tfe campfe * *
llm of 1k * Inmrtimiu will JKP i mnttnr of .1
camiMrMiv * ! ? short time.
It ! wtil that C-spral Qomm In now
w h Owiwal Bmnlw tor tine itt -
. a ( the tJiHWMM wtolch It In c-
v | | | be { wlrt to the Cnban tumps
within a very short time
< if adraintotratlnn expmMiim }
the expectation that the anny re
organisation hill would yuan < -oner w wither
or without Important
VVKHTBII.X VKTKM
tnrvlTor nf theClrtl Wnr niuem -
lir-rnt hy tin * IV T rj > nicnt.
WASHINGTON : . F < * : u ispeaiau The
western peiulnns have been
& sun of February 8
Nebraska R < wtoratkc Samuel X P ! h-
IcK. Soldirri Home Hall. W. Inrr ue ,
William H Is * . Sii-cklpv SS to 110Ewkl.l
Powlet , Wai-nerv-lle , J12 to 4 B sjamln F.
Cropsey j:2 to Stl WeIey Bnrrls ,
r City tsa J12. Ra nus Scritomler ,
UIHan , ffi ; o ? 10.
low-j O-iirlnai Thomas Jay De j Molne * .
S to K. Restoratlcn and r tesue Willhan
Baxter , dead. U ke MStls. Iir. Renewal-
Bernard Reynolds , Grfnnell , $ t Increase-
John Cre ; ! r. New Market , W to SS Georse SL
Dickey. Griswold , III to XI3. Reissue R l-
Tard Taylor Moorbead , J . Oriitnal
widows etc. Divld G'll father Iadr ? n-
< Ience , SIS Emma Kinnor Woodbine , $ S
Mary V. Craren , Ottumwa , Sa. Reissue
Elizabeth Marrh. Seney , $12.
Montana Original \uirusuis L. Wood
ward , Mirsoula , JIO. Incrciae John M.
Bernard , Ratnlock. S5 to J3.
Colorado Increase John W Zimmer
man. Hytfene t6 to S3 Crtah A. Mlckley.
University Park. J6 to $5-
rtCRBAMZ POR THE
Conimttt - - UaV.ei Farorahlp Report
nn Prnjpcr tn theenntr. .
W \SHIXGTOX. Feb. 21The senate com
mittee on punllr buitctiass and groundb to
day made favorable reports on public bul'.d-
Insrs as follons
To Increase Hmtt of cost for the building
at Omaha , N'eb. . ta J1.SOO.OW : Eli n. 111. .
HMOOfl : Eau Qolre , Wls. . $30,000 ; Jollet.
The limit of the cost of the bulldlns ; at
Stockton. Cal. , was increased to $156,300.
Ohin 3tn on C < imniiNfon.
W VSHIXGTOX Feb. 2L The bill provid
ing for the appointment of a commission to
Cave chnr a of the affairs of the Vlcksbur ?
Military park Tilt be sliced by the prftsl-
< itnr scon. The members of the proposed
commission have already been elected. It
is understood that those elected are : Hon.
Jonn Kountie of Toledo. OHon. . Steven
D. Lee of Siarkville. Miss. . Captain J. G.
Everest of Chicago and Captain HSgby of
Mount Vemon , la.
Vppninrment * at Prrililent.
W \SHIXGTOX , Feb. 51. The president
oday sent these nominations to the senate
Joseph A Gill of Kansas , Judge of the
United Stales court , N'arthern district of In
dian Territory- David D. Shelby of Ala
bama. United States cirsuit ] udse far the
Fifth circuit.
Ex-Govrrnor Klt-trher It Ut-tter.
WA5HIXGTOX Feb. - Ex-Gov
ernor Fletcher of Missouri Is slightly Im
proved today
DEATH RECORD.
31. T. Patrielt.
At 1 15 a. m. yesterday , at his resi
dence. Twenty-fourth and Lake streets.
Colonel M T Patrick , one of Omaha's oldest
residents , passed away Heart failure is
said to have been the cause of his deatn.
Mr Patrick had been ailing only t-vo or
three days and no thought of his Illness
being dangerous vrzs entertained. Monday
evening , however , he grew morse and sank
rapidly until 1 15 o'clock yesterday morning ,
when he breathed his ; last.
Colcnel Patrick was bom aear Plttsburg.
Pa. . February " , 1831. and was therefore iust
past 6S years of age. When quite
young his family moved to TTniontown. Pa.
a hers he was encnged in mercantile pur
suits until 1826. when he came to Omaha and
continued in business until the war. During
the civil war he served as colonel of the
Fifth Iowa , cavalry for the entire period of
the regiment's service. The regiment saw
hard service , being a part of the Army of the
Cumberland. In the history of the Army or
the Cumberland , by Van Horn , the Fifth
Iowa cavalry and Colonel Patrick ore hon
orably mentioned , the regiment for its gal
lant service and Colcnel Patrick for his
ever skillful and eSIciezt manner of hand
ling his men.
After returning from the war he was ap
pointed Indian agent at Xorth lattn and
* hun the Indians were turned over to the
Quakers and the War department hovaa ap
pointed morsnal far Ctno. in 1570 , and
jerved Jour years , after which he engaged I
In mining for two or three years. After his
mining experience he engaged in the stage ! i
buainese. Ha put on the first stage line be- j ,
I
twevn Hack Creek and Fort Coster and | I
established another line between Cheyenne I ,
and De&dwocd 2nd managed the business of
the Unas very successfully Later he m
company with his ycunsar brother , A , S ,
Patrick , engaged in the stock business. The
business has increased yecrly and they now
have a horse ranch in Montana , a cattle
ranch at Sbendan. Wyo. , and a feeding
ranch at Fremont. Colonel Patrick was also
largely interested in Omaha property
Ke 2i a brother of J. X. H. Patrick. X
S. Patrick and Mrs. Joseph Barker The
funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at
S o'clock , at Trinity Cathedral. Interment
private.
Funeral of Slrn. C. I1'iinii. .
The funeral of Mrs. Charles L. Pond was
belli from thu residence. IM * North Twenty-
ninth street , Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev Andrew C Brown , pastor of tie Kacr
Preabyj-rian chunh , conducting the ser--
totx BwidtNi thu many Omaha fnenda of
the family , there w rw prs nt friends and
irom Mm. Fonii'u farmer lume m
east. There a r many beautiful -nil
froci individual frieadis and. with
tbtf ULFKV design teem tfeu business ascci-
at a ol Mr Peed , the eulnst was near ! ?
bidden tram Ti w. The tawnneat WOE tn
Lawa.
Ilil luc M Mnu iff LuHtitou.
TORK. Jfafc. . Feb. Sl.-i weiaU-- J
Putter , av of Mm htcdias ; bisuws * mtt jf
LuUum. UUi oouoty. dtad law
Iruta xrip and
Mm. Junif Uulliiu.
Feb. il < Special >
lira. JiS-ts Bailou llihi j-Mhterday = t her
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME CK ?
- ? = s ? = = r i n fil . < # > ( .
Kidney Troable Makes You Miserable.
SWAMP ROOT is the Greatest Remedy for Kidney , Bladder
and Uric Acid Troubles To prove to Yourself Its Won
derful Merits , You May Have a Sample Bottle Sent FREE
by Mail.
Ton are In no dancer of being sick if
you Seep your fcidnc-vs we ! ! .
They filter your blood and Jceea It pur
and free from disease-breeding germs.
Your otftsr orrans may need care , but
your kidneys most , because they do the
zacst.
U you are sick , begin with your kid
neys , because as soon as they are wall
they will help all the other organs to
health.
The treatment ot some diseases may be
delayed without danger , not so with Sid
ney disease.
Swamp Root la the great medical tri
umph of the nineteenth century ; discovered
after years of untlrtn : effort and re
search by the eminent kidney and bladder
specialist. Dr Kilmer , and has truly won
derful healing action on the kidney and
bladder.
It will be found by both men and women
just TV hat Is needed in all cases of > M-
ney and bladder disorders , lama- beck , dull
pain or ache In the back , gravel , catarrh
of the bladder , rheumatism. sciatica ,
neuralgia , uric acid troubles and Bright' ?
disease , which is the worst form ot neg
lected kidney trouble.
If your water when allowed to remain
andlstsirbed in a glass or bottle for twenty-
four hours forms a sediment or settling or
home in South Schuyler She was a daughter
of Malcolm McPherson of this city and
daughter-in-iaw of Mrs. Ballou principal of
the Columbus schrols. She leaves a hus
band and young child.
TECCMHEK. Xeb . Feb. 21. < Specials-
Mrs. Mandery. wife of John Mandery. died
of typhoid pneumonia yesterday aged 27
yars. The fuaenl was held at the family
home this morning conducted by Rev Mr.
Grappe of the German Lutheran church.
DEADLY DYNAiVllTE EXPLOSION
FlvtIlineri InmnntljKlllfil iu
UlncUtoii 311 ntat UIrniln -
h a in. VJn.
BIHMTXGHAM. Ala. . Feb. 2L In entry
N'c. 13. mine No. 1. at Bloekton. today a
rang of five miners drilling the entry were
killed by a dynamite ezploslon. The dead
areR.
R. L. DA\rEKPORT
W. W DAVENPORT , both white ,
ROBERT CITRETON :
MARK DOOLET.
JOE CARPENTER , the latter three
colored.
Assistant Mine Inspector John Duncan ,
ttio wax at Bloekton , and also Frank Cul-
verhousc examined the place. Had the ac
cident happened later the fatality aouid
have been very great.
OtlUi-r Cntcl
ST LOCIS. F b2L A specie ! ta thp Po t-
Dlspatrh from Dester. Mo . save After : n
xll-night chaw , ifflrcra succeeded in arrest-
Ins J-4 * * Gregory an accomplice in thi mur
der yeiterdav of Joe fovert. a prominent
lumber dpalnr. The murderer Mlle ( ; r ary.
Is Htlll at large , nith the officers n pursuit.
Mob violence is feared if ho is caught.
n < * nl Eottltf Oiiler Killctl.
CHICAGO Feb. II. H. J Walsh , a prom-
tnent real < estute desler was shot dve times
and instantly k.lled tniay by John Drtscoll ,
an employe. The "aooting occurred tn the
hallway just outside of Walsh a office ia the
Raanake building.
La Grippe
a neikness bfhini il
xhicii nn + rx the xjiien stcu-
I : ri7 suii ; t.blo to danjcfcuc
silBcnts. SIrtngth suit b
qmtl'i tuilt up.
LIEBJG
g
; EXTRACT
OF BEEF.
l .i VITALl t .
LOST VIGOR
MANHCOC
Cures Lnpotency,2IighcEraiisIonBand
diseases , a.1 ejects of Heif-
abube , or esceaa and indls-
crition. Anervotonluanil
Ijloiid builder. Brint-a the
pink glow ta pale caeeka and
reitorea the fire of voutit.
l BymailHOoperIKJX : O'borea
for $2.50 ; with , \rritu-n iianin-
tue to cure or refund tlie mouuy.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Otntcn S. Jncltarn ts. , PHICAflO , ILL.
ICulin Je. Cu. , 15 U atlJ Duusiu * . Uiuu-
Uu , .feb .
hag a eioudy appearance , it is evidence
that your kidneys and bladder need .mmp-
liatu atlention.
Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp Root cor eta Sn-
ablllty to hold w ter and promptly over
comes that .mplcssant neeeisltv of being
compeilt > d to * a often during the lay and
to get up many tlmrs during the night
This prompt , mild and wcnde-ful remedy
i is easy to g t at the drag stores ! n Uttf-
i cent or om > dollar bottles. Make a ante of
the narnp. SWAMP ROOT. Dr K/mcr i
r Sr aaip R < x > t. and remember It is pivpared
! only by Dr. Kilmer & Co , Blnghamton.
IX T
j Swamp Root has been tested In so many
i ways. In hospital work. In private pract.c = ,
I among the hclple&s tea poor to piirLhaso rc-
I lief , and has proved so successful that , a
special arrangement has besn made by
which all readers of the Bee who have not
already tried It may have a sample bottiu
aent absolutely free by mail.lsa a book
J telling more about Suamp Root and < aa-
tatnlng seme of the thousands upon rhou-
' sand of testimonial letters ro'civcl from
' men and women who owe their seed heaUa ,
' tn fact , their very lives to tha onder'ul
j curative properties at a amp Root Be sure
and mention The Omaha Evening Bee when
sending your address to Dr Kilmer . Co. ,
' Binghamton. X Y
' Dr. IJeniiett'n Klrntrtc Brlc In
t OiilT Onein tlnVorIil .ib ntntrly
Gunr-jntfnl to Cnre In Ev ry
'
Cum. I Will FranUly Tell You So
'
It Mr nit Wilt Do Yon 'Yo Good.
When manhood's characteristic ene-siea
have been llssipnted by vicious rouraea.
excesjr'a. over irork. etc. . Electricity Is 'hn
only ure and pnanent cure Any con-
clenttous physician will tell you this ,
. - annoture : hpse ohstlnato and
'is di < ahf * they pimply temporarily
arily itlmuln'e 'Itey oppose not aid nn-
t.ire Sexua * mpo niv Seminal Weak
ness. Var'rorcle ' ind Wasting anil 3hrnk-
Intr may be radlnily and permanent ! ?
' overcome by the proper application of .1
? ood. strong steady , never wawrinv. p n-
> eiratlns cjrr-nt of Elfctr'clty ThnuirJi.
.OR , BENNETT'S ' ELECTRIC BELT
yon sjrt lust such i
current. my Belt
supplier Electricity
In H3 purst form.
It does not Jolt nor
> & * tU GO J ZllTrtXIllQ
batteries , and tloea
not bum ami mis
ter as do the luira
metal electr Jea
used on all ilher
makes of electric
belts I have en-
t t r * 1 y ovtrc"m
thta burrJr.tr nrfj
ailll my brlt will
slvf about four
tlme > moro Elec
tricity direct into
the system than
any other belt.
Has soft. silken ,
chamol3ovred
sponge elpctroiles that keep optn the pores
i of the akin and allon.i all 'he rjrrent to
penetnt * v lth other belts he current is
, reta'ned upon the aurfact hence tne buma.
, 1 worked liarct and aiuiilnj for yeaira ta
, perfect my Electric Belt , and I know a-
, artly what It will do I therefore jnhesi-
f tatlnsly jruarant w a cure in w ry
whtre I recommend
' t.ie treatment if my
Belt. If it will do
you no good I mil
frankly tell you so.
I nave not nor will
not ! m > e Ulisaus- -
tleU patient. I abno- _
lutely tfuarantio m
belt to cure all ium
of Sexual Wakneiti- '
SB In Blther sex. i-
sturw t-nnanKei ir
L'ndeV4slapt-l Organs
and Vitality tare
Khuutnaticm i n
evcr > ' aUiE'e. Kldniy ,
r.iver , ind Bladder
W a ic
Back. Chronic Cor > . . ? st
i . . . eumie i umplolnta , . . . elenrio
belts , aa weal aa Uattertei.- will burn nut.
' ; n tim * > it they sftvo A > urrtat So w il
mine but my belt cn fo renewed 'or eniy
i > ent no oilier belt van oe r ui'wetl or
' .iny price jml wat-n worn out 3u \ \ r tilers.
Mj EJi-ctnc auaprnkory for ho prm -
nrnt cure of the various \ vauntftof
. mm U FUKE t.i ery malu pur SUIH-T af
one of my Belt * . I caniotter m > irjit-a-
, s r- fully a great an mv-nunn aa ny
' Belt , anii certainly Is a buun t > 3'iff " " ?
, manhpod It. Ilkr my belt , nil ! not burn.
Aure . iruarantFHi
Write or call upon me today . < o net
put it off lelaya are dansi u"Jur t
may reach th IncurablH rtn.ce be' ire > u
know it Jf y < iu live out of thr'ty r II
> nd you roy Xevr Boot : About Klfi ' * >
airnptora blankii * T ! utnei 1 ' i
Cuamltailon and advice witbuut rest Re-
m.-inl > er. t my brli ll | no ! uuru ml t u I
tell you o It you ar lOliiK'n T if but r
emi * nher blt. . writ * or ull lirst In i
all mitkrc of b-lt . so you . . . ur in
thxm If y.u want : u irr 'i..e f ae t ' <
I wilt 't > an you -ne M i ' ' - TU jo.J
In 'Injj ; * tur nur by at-niH . .r.inv
Or. Bennett Ec y.
, ItuaoiBtl auil UI Uiiualaii Uluak , lltllt
, ami Ouclua Street * , Quixlia , "Vrb.
Opeu rrutu i.ia u. ui. tu Siu : 3. *
9uadaj > . la tu 1 . I"U ta 3.
Tia Die. )