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0nriiaL (fotemlra WHOLE MEMBER I08d. COLOTBUS. NEBRASKA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16, 1391". VOLOIE XXL-M'MBER 4. y 31 t !- .-.",. .. p:r. icrroT-Si ;J'--'.Y:E--- , Its- .-..- C- T fcCEM C a-tzeeson JACOHGE-aSS juhs ; tn -f"i i a Ox fur. bnpoi sirv COXJSEBUS. IfZB. Report of v-ad-tiaa Maw IT, 1S3Q. ; -vj tri Dii:cmti i"' t -:--.t f rx t'trs xa ai-ty V.-rriai-j has. 12. J M i. - .cc.- r; so -in c i.. . .. 15.13 45 w,x r 21x13. a r- :4i: feu r .r . ' . ' ' -r ?, c . li . . " s u . n t- o -tatcn ::; . U ay T - .-. i-.vr . .i-f.j.r i-i; -s DFT'TCHZei ADTOZ.J.T, Grira o--r Co-csj i-j Hani:. i-!--3 -etn-. 25 rM-SYA" & KrnF.E. '-- c i T LAS' "ei. i. r ..- a. ers. J. L7 ! J j.,-rd t"S E-ii-r d ' en.-. . . .i r . ii sa. : et r . : T 11CK ZNl-A 1. -o oari.- - be !!- lK ETS ".- 1 - T it T- Y.'e ro :. i.rriLr': uj ilo iL 1 i ' rurJ .X K. TURRET. : CO.. P-r-r rn '' Pntisaer c til 7--' "X i. HcALLIsTra. W K :.ii.;jsrr.s i cofiMs-Ji. J.TT0F.yET7 AT . .". . C. BOTD, Tin soil Siipot-Iron Ware ! ois F E?? fi H. S?r ENAr? BROS.. .:c.:."e. lIrc- ;.t3 . . "XAI03 TOB SALS. a.' M - ttm. T-.- Ur fat-r-j t r-& t rjzeC tit- -- - '-- - Ci--i t tec? . U' T011 o it , cu- ;. .-i;r. LEAF' A IT0 T ? 1 XV ri- J- DIAHY. JOURNAL 0FF10I TC9- CAP.T. BILL rAT5. CIHCi.A-i3?. DODGEKS. ETC SUBSCRIBE NOW THE 00LUM1US liQUHNIL THE AMERICAS MAGAZINE. . fV Cr- EoiXfir rr. :J. . . . -s-t rl. 2irt? A t3e. A-f a T-ocjat ai Sttj; t if t . i-oa e: tl any cf v olc" ut in a jar ov;r 13- zr ' (-!. i' r ?!. m re.-t ar-r3. TiI-n bj tae U A-!--- r e"ri.: -a-j?l csi si-ort :.t:raprit p.--r- . i 2C m ..i - i-a". ;t t - - reaiall- ri-- irs taa ri' r; it . .oi" m r T . r Jcrs-fAi- U -rIdr t.o Nsst t- id fax' apar in Pio e.r?A- I3 A-,eV.cm M-r-r-.- u the calj is-cia b-5- T't: ,-"- -- . Ia J- t- rrit-- si icr-u. i sxac, nd -m Anwri- u. -.--:. n rrlj FBESfl NEWS OF THE MY. nformation Gleanec Frcm Ai Quarters of the Universe. A RACE WAR IMMIXENT TOO MANY PAUPER SLACK: OKLAHOMA. IN A Coll!toa Wttfe the TMt.- Pnb.-ble-A 7i.hiarron Cntenoti.l Th- Ih o I'icu th- -cuiii Worltl' Faijr tro-Ttn- Othr ate- W; tta Ma- 3Iar. wtf r nosi j '-r'- th- w .::- a cc wti-le :"..- tc aiar 2ee eviienceG ? tnri-t:? o. O'itoreaic wh '-h j ui r" v. Ie tE nefcrhborcoxi cr K.i Cl fits ca-. - . .eai to ar .-st tat riiate aa orsari-x&uoi. aftr iu- uatir- o? ihr- whit caas cumf s-- ai r. :t ;os; ar et-nt: to b t turn from that seethed the uic .'ui- ro fiDf pour:. ;r iron ilfciU-.DP Wira'n: ha.--Dr T?n.s th H'r.-. but th otriin. . z.i irrtveandio .n-i-Ir rh-m.,"e- ' t ;at-7 tr j. r "- tx-n.a'er. ! ic aol a hat- ict.ja'.'- - ; - rp'jr:"! t. z a.ti.jrrv n. rat.r.r-a: w, .. l a--::r tn- urn.r aui a .hj ' t.i t..i of Kmciner w--- (L.ui-'-c Ta- -nj. ,H.a ti nave b-en tu,;-i i -ai crat"1 from tnr- -.,-n ay ta- -r-' " . pr,:n! of r-'a. tatf ipocu.aro-. aa: haviQi dont- tuev haTL no '.lear.- w rt-.rn.a ani vr:.. o f'jr.-o Uj au..ta th4 r r.rht :- r sac : ta- ar Th-y ar- j. c-a1-.. :ruief. to tn- u.tpu.y cr-s of th1 c -:-.-t :n tc :. ty nav. ,.K4Wi. a-1 t ."" hav retii-r ni'.Dy ti hv oc no' tc desr'. '.- wr i-"tr. fa;ioa ar- repors. d - -Tpe tiss ODer. he -t.ii:.-1?. THE r JRST PripolUon T.it Inventor of zii- Cotmrry CalebrjW It- !.4J. WASErs-r- . Mar n :: W:.-ncn i- xoicr s- -lav- a piv. vnt-'L.a. wai:h may c.v -om'- .:. 'jrtiewi.r..!' fa;r Thousands u'. ir.v;tat-: hav been -et :j pave'-- a. .ver th co-ny T- r .tr.'jer ' :sw. r- "vu. ha Ho.n out patent- :n tn- a- v-ar iiave ai. b-!i :n".t.c I. fa't ti-ar'T every on- ! fir. L ni- pn-'.r'--ii aoa -ent or wh s interetei :- .nv-". . n aas Deer: .. '.r:-d u! tn- r:p" -n-tennia! reiteration Tue .'- orat.n i- to be :n twodi-'.n t par:- Tn-r-is tj b- b ;rj -j pi.b... ".i-fu.azi Apn :. " and '.". wh'.ii a-- .. &e addressed by jaie u. -n- r--t tne f;ar.trv Th' n A or. 10. ta. an: tn1 "entenr. a of tn- mirii- ' tu nrst patent to an Amri'-ai. ;n-et.. r un der th- f"n:ted states ovcrnm. nt. tner is lu b- ai. urioc to the ivm' of Waarrtrt. at Mount V.-rno- w.tr. aj-pror.nat- eter"?? The ariou- aepart ments of tae rovernment wil' r,- part in see ceiehratiou aii -' l a -m -omcial staaLar V i !" tne pr;me . ; of thi.-cenenca. i-i-.t-oration i-t. sp1? eri" memorial. ze tn mmo -uoi. of a "enti;ry jf Am -r a.. .-i- vpatxoa. other matter ' interest wil. rrow out of t. i1".'- n-eu- of the patent o9:e w. oe orourht aa t.. tne many ti -i?and- of :c--r:or- and oatenseeV wth a f-.-r aa.. 't .- ropeu. w'i'. nave - ear: it. fat-.-'- ui.-rr -e-iz enlarr:nz m fa.-:.'t,- of -h-" -. These matter Wi. oe impn--er, .jr -ri-e wno attenc rc- c ora'o. a-. : 't l nopec that a i;or.cert-i effort wi . b trournt to hear ny.c tue rtpre-eL.ta'.?--In corurress fnjiri a- distr. t.- .- 'b United states u- pa- iw- '. fa-.iisat-tue operation- o tni.- c-reia. I '- a.-t-ooosec s orraa.e a permaneu naaona. a--sooiatioc o: ir.v. r- ano manufacturer- r pa" ,ted arti - t iT tne improvemen' svstem. of tae Aaierv aa. paten? MANY ARE SICK. World'- Fast 3!aaizr In hr Hilth Ail.iltien.il !1j!h. CeicawO. Mar'.h I V..v-Csi:!ai. MKenzie. of th- w .r : - fa r rj-Oi.-s:on. ha- been uii' -d t.- return v h' ventttciy home, h r-y-iciir.- fjar:nz that if he snon.d rema.c r. Cn. .ar- hi? attach a. :a nppe rata.. MSen;:e"- i mes. 'i-'CiD.ned w;sn otaer misfortunes, leaves the aatiouai commis sion in a crippled coadiLoc Present Palmer s aow on hi- way to Florida for h.s health, and Director- ienera. Dav.s is sicfe at home. The memoer --f the bjard of coatrc. if the nationa. commiss.on who hav--a jons.oermr rlnancial .questions have reached tji1 'oacIu-ioa tna" tue appropriation will nt perm:. of pavtnr tne expense-; of a raeet mr of the wao.e com-n.ssioc t Apri.. .iircected. The board oetjided to issue i circular stasiac tne eaot inan'ial con- d.ticn o f shmrs and eiplanir sha if a snfSoiens numner 'A members to consti tute a quorum wou.d pay tneir own per sonal erpenses. inludinr tne ranroad fare so Cuicaru. a e-jior. wou.d be he.c. TLei"e i- a p-Tet on fo:t to have the fair opened oy tne vc .y . . v.ar descencant Df Cciumbus. th- Iike of Serarua. of Madrid The board of control has denned tne autiei cf she lady manarers. The? are. aruonr ciher th'.nrs. to appoint one-half the nemrier- of all th' dmmltsees that award pr.res for exn. 'its pr-jiuced in mcie or in part by female labor, besices havmr exclusive charre or she woman's ouildinr and genera, manarement of the interests of women in connection w;ih the erpo-ition. PULLMANS FOR AUSTRALIA. A Big Orijr for PaJ-: thil Beic: Filled by th Eotn- Company. Chicago. Marh :: The PuLman Car company is now w .rsinr on a tarr order for palace Sleeping ar for the British Coionial rai-way in Australia. As a result of correspe.deate aa order for a large numoer of cars was placed with she company, and the work ts now well alonr towards completion. A tne --- i-o hr-ilt in section- aac are to ce wj.a .- u.w-.- - . , . ; v -. reiier iron conrress. an- sme aa- x pes up. painsec. and cphotsrf-eu b, whr d a d r.zed . -ompanys workmen in lfe.fcon.ne .A t, ha, , .. fer Caicaro u, u-.tc,. ,-,-..--.,!-. niini w-. Be erectea .nere and a forceof expert artjenters. paint a s md nphoisterer- w". d-1 sent .rom aere to do the nn.shmr wor.-c. The tars are to be the equal of the iatesscars turned cut ov ;.e Pullman company and ire to be io'd outrirht to 'he railroad om pan 7- A -Fn:- Foasl D.al. New Toes:. IMar-h 13. Jen Vooc. the coiortc micres. who-e true name was Charles J. Fletcaer ared -) years, was found dead m nls OeQ at s. hoase where a number of "f rea is' coard. vVEea tae cccr cl as nwm was oroen open ov ais maaarer. who was called bv the land- lady on account of tae strong smell of ras. Gea. W.od was foaad cea-i in bed wish she ras turned, filly oa. One of the -freaks" thirds taat he left the gas tiranir. and taat the iaadlady turned is of! as she meter some srme m the nirhs. aad saraed it oa ara later. This the laadlady ceaies haviar done. The de- ceased has a sister ia Germaatowa. Pa.. ae 3Ir. Mary J acksoa. tie also has two ' hi-othr'i ia she same Si w.w.- s- CHILIAN CIVIL WAR. II Is Really On An ia53-nt Tb GoTemim'nt' Fore. Nsw Toss. Marc a 13. The iatess leSter-gi7itir devils of the r-bellioa in Chili, received from :Aatiero, is dased Feb. 1L Is says A biecdy battle a5 fourhs at Pisaraa. m which the rebels were defeated" haviaa forsv killed aad sairty-rour wounded, me rovern- ment conanaes to exile a., persons in aay way iacl:aed towaras the rebels, both natives and foreirner- sofferinr sherefrom. Several German and Enrlish merchants have been riven thirty-six hoars in which to .eave the counsry forever: ana all those who d not wish to enlist ic the army are also . banished. Amonr the notable instances of ban.-hmen: i that a. the Atiitrian conal at Vi.pcLra.50. for oetnr favor able to tht- '-aui- of the ;niur?ents. The overanien: priict; u dlied tooverSowmz ith revoidttoaiit-iand eoaiticatioc of ppjpers- on a ?rand ?oa!e 1? reortef to oy the rovernment Th war department t-oay made puo iic the tr?ncth of th army. The zov pracens now haj ready for the tield 2u. 000 felly armed men. The greatest difii-'-mty the department hai ti conveying cok and 5cpplie from one place to another in view o! the r'aot that all the Chilian ihip hav- zone over to the r-v-oiauoniit. The government ha d ciced to purchase a., merchant veiiels la Ch'lLAn waters thit art .:p to tne re .;c:reu standard ih-p? s-: 1 alio b1 bought at Baenos Ayres and ilont Veiio. K-portei A-nanlnattoa of n trejtdent. W.i;hi-sto.- ilartrhl-;. "o informa tion has btn rPivd at the Chilian tcauon recardmr th- reported assassin ation of Pre.dent Ba.maoeda. of ""hiii. It i not it-l.-sd here to b true SIMPSON SAYS. lhe Eiaa4 Cocrsniaa sa Hh 31outh in Motion. AyaPta. Md.. Mar h 13. Concres maa Jeremiah Simpson talked at a farmers convention here. Amonr other utterances, he said- We lot rid ci 4.00'- W bla.-ic lae- to en clave a whtjle race o pei;cle :onh aad s.:th. "! ud appiO-e. Tbti rar-.'f .a-v- are one or the cie-aects of ilaery Pr'jcecu:c T.vin co beceat. Prj tecuuc as Treat a fraud la wia Airiaa ilarery jreat sytci-ate". o-va che .roc. coa. aad laaiber of tae c -airy and tuey .mntroi sue pnres and -yorx :t to raa'-ce themeire . rin .Not wher. I rae 'S?ra I wan to e :hanre xaer I can .ret tne aost ."oats, tv-ri-oaia. anderLothes. drtH ?"C- and M'is. "Laaiter and a?piaoe. ZuzIjukI rectus- ccs.-y!-3:on ci our country and land, m Harviand hae d--crea-ed tecaae law? prevent you fraci ret urur roxl Tnre ice? are ce.iDet. Fliy ciiIioas for a na.v-7' We tie: no navy nor arsis. He did not fcI'.evp they would be a race of slave-1 Ise the4r brethren in r.a rope. He attacked the bankers and de clared the newspapers -yere aroctrhs up. and a newspaper man wocld no mor care so :ziv- a new idea than he would shoot a -ubscriDer CONNECTICUT EXECUTIVE. A Chaac for Both Partie to Pajt Tpon BolXIey- Eihr. et!" Toes. Mar-n 13. A -p-ecial frjm Danbtary. Conn.. sav. tiov Bu'.eiey has ordered a specia. election in Dati burv ti.. ill the vacancy whicu tnx deatc of .lucre Taylor caused. The order was duly served, and the election will be he.d on Thursday. Marcn IS. The cemo crass "an easi.y decs their candidate, but if they vote at the election tney virtually recognize Buitrelpy's autaority so oraer tt. so sney w.I -say away from she polls and thr rPDUOiioan will have the field so them-eives. Tne democrats will apnea. t: tne oarts to have she r repnolican ;cdre restrained from tamr possession of tne oth'-e. -n she rounc that she eiecan was invalid, and of course shas wi.. mv.ji-.e a decision as to Bnioetey - autnority z- ord-r the elec tion. Bota parties ar- cetermiaed to firhs she t;ase. and the state ceatrai "om mitte will no doubr be .-ailed -ipon for dnaaciai sia In tne meantime, she democratic :zd: from another town wiL cone : 't Danury - probate bas:r.ess ilmr. Brrihrtit Dneor i Di4A-it Sla tlve in America. zw Y'iBS Ma-: a 13. Mrn.-. Sarah Bernhardt has u.s.'overed a relation, or to speak mere c, rreclv. :i- re'ation seems tc have c.sCovered Sarah. Who the retatiou i- is a mystery, bat ther is ru my-sery wtasever aoout tae fact that she i- yonnr. charmmr. anc coes not -peak a wcrd of French. The yoinr lady .s ave year? old. a brunette in com plexion, with aacK eyes and lonr heavy .ashes, a ruccy comnlexion. teesn a w&ise as mili. hair lonr. imurii.- and olaci.. and. in brief, a perfect p.--twre. and just sucn a one as r-aran would oe apt so fal. m iOv w.tn. A rentiesian wao has Deec professionally supervisinr sae ssare manarement at the i warden City theater saic to-oay I iave -een sue -fcile Wi -ae l I do a. xnor p-s.eps teas madarae tutd n.e iaa l.tte Maae. ae xi- disian:.y rsiated ro aer and tna; -ae intended to aaopt tier, t hi-e tsu i)' 5aran - .rapais."e -jspx-iuon Tit. readily enderanu ta.it snis -r: of ta .a z iuire -"' '' SOUTHERN TITLE RIPPING. lrfcma- tn a Pect of Trnabl; Oier it saprifuie Court Ireci-tlou. Ixrni R"CK. Ari.. 3Iarjh 1-. The sunreme court decision rtvertznr baca t-j sae ?tate over r75-0io a.r jf iaad oririaaliv daasei. under an a-t of eon rrss. to different railroad- of she -;.ue. .s creatiar m'.cL eitement. M- - of tne iaad has sui: o-en so's; -y i.e ra.. roads and eten-ive improvement- ha th-eti ziade by the present owners. Pinchii by ta Aati-Cjntrae- Lib.ir Latr Arrn?. Tex.. Mar-h 12. Durmr the bouaiar of tne state-apitoI Gas Wi'ice. of Chicaro. a suf-ttnsratir. wa.- ' ?r ed to brinr over under eocsracs some -ti masoa- from seouana. n- wa- rin-e-cuted ry sa- Knurats of Labr isi. ssonenvasoas ;.nvler tae LBtted ;tjite stasute in she federal onrts. Judrnien: for S-K.CCO wa- riven, and Mr Wilk was r.vea one rear ir. wa.ee to uotaia f r rt- -ftr"-ri-- ' r.-na n- t- 'udrmens on Wilke- Ths VV ladooi FamL New Toss. March 13. Treasurer John Jay Knox, of tne Windom find. aanoaa-ed to-day that ail out 5-o" of she so.GOO aad beea raised. Ha eX. pected that the SiO-O aecessary to com plete ir would be forthcoming in a day or so. certainly Ga the retcm of Stephen B. Eliias to town. Mr Elkias is now in TTashiagtoa. He has devotsd much suae tc the frad. and is now la consulta tion wish Seaator Wasaoera and Reare sp.!v McMillan, who hav? had car ?e of tae v asiagtoa eac ATerrihia fil 3ctu Coat. . -larch 13. E- F. Tamer, head machinist in the Gagnoa mine, this city, fell 30Q fees this aiter- neon, sustaiaiar fatal injuries. He was roiar up froai the thoaaad-fcos IeveL and when besweea sevea aad eight th machiaery brcke. droppinr 3C0 fees Jasc ' a dump. Aa arm and a Iec were broken aad. iateraal ia juries :aaictei from wnca he caaaos recover. NEBRASKA CONGRESS. DAILY REPORT OF WHAT IS BEING DONE. ir' tay Me-torM at Jor r L nnp-- ' xnc Bj IatroJacl t tJ rreat V4UIS of th sulI .wer Lxilarnr A BU1T 4tUB. L5CO;. March o. Iu tie senate a n saje froci tne 20Ter.or wa read appotatr Messra. Lcdden. ureer Mayer. Martin. ' Fiterald. Mother, sawyer and Nason t.ei6er- of tie "ecra!a relief cait-i-icc a contemplated a hou-e roll o. il. Aitsr various couiraittees had reported, tn favor of 4nd azaiat th Wll- m taeir h cci. none oi -ucn report.- bznz acteu upon. the senate went iczo esecative -tion and .-canned the re lief commissioner- nentionei ato."o. That bMiy iheu proceeded to tne rst read ing of nou-e biit. 3iuu whirT: were N-i-151. recdertn- it o.i.wiui for railroad- to -Ue pa-e io ofi.-erj nojiitiz place-! of pubhc tnit No. 1:. ?ro!iibiti all person Aire United states tn'opi or tno-c appcinteO for tne purpc-e from actinz a- cilice I a der third readia? of Dill- -enate ii . . Tii. ames-iin sectiotrs -u and IT- of caapter ZZ of the comsiled statue- of ls:'i. relating to decedent, was pa--ed "viTh oat me emerrency claase Senate die No. T4. reitins to estates do er -va? rad and na-d- cnate le N.j 13ii. prov.diaj far the i-sue of bond.- for interna, iniprove nient. ti- reaa and pa-.-ed in comtn.ttee cf tae 'vhcte recite me Xj 1'Ji. deaninz tae dat.e- of m-re-po-atlon. was rei'oni'ne-Jed far pa.jar". senate die No. '-0. pruvidtn-j for tne incorporation jf secret and oth-r -ocietie-. wa- als3 re-oiended for pa aze. The cocunittee roe. retxarted and the report vas auopted. Adjjarnei fii Tue-dav House roll T I. to orranie Boyd county oat of the territory lyins directly nortn of Holt, "--x- calxerf as in the house on aal reading aac pa--o- .v?li o4 navs 1;. The retaaincer o: tne moruin? -e ion wa.- p--t In o-:-:ai reports fr:. the van. u.- ' citTee- At me aftern'n e .on Mr M . t aier-Hi a reoluti-n r".".:..".: the pledge- made iy tne various political party plat forms in re-rard to enactinr -trin-jent regulation- concernmr usurioas rate-of iteret. and moved that noa-e roll ill. the osury bill, be made a special orUer for 11 o"clo-fc. to-morrow Wituct rearhins a vote on any pendmr amendment the committee ;se and tne nou-e .tdjoumec till 10:0 to morrow Lrsv-Ons Marh ' The house went into cammittee cf the whole and re-umed njn ideration of tne usury .ilia. After d'-?s-;:on tne motion to sub-stitate -enate aie U wa lot and house roll .JU wa ordered ec rroased for ana. pas-a-re. Tae house then went into committee of the whote for the -onsiueration of b.l- on the renerai Sie. Eou-'e r-:i 21-. b Ji.-Ke.-n. making in curable tn-anlty of ve year- duration an additional cause for divorce, wa.- caued up. The bi-i wa.- dually amended t, retjuirinz the nusand ti. support the insane wife dur in ner lefetie and reporreii ba f r pa saze. House rol 23ii. by Felron. reijuirm the '-ountr clerk to i.ie aS-tra'ts t rea. estate for certain d ted fee .n countle-i havimr les tnan l-.diW inhabitant-, va, also reported fivorably ut the house found tt-elf witnont a quorum and ad journed L ut. Net:.. Mar-h - At te moru-- e-i-ion of the toue Kohan. :hairn.an of the -iftir committee, sent up . reo,ue-t tiiat four more u-embir- be added. ShraUer moved tnat thevpeaser app5:nt fimr asci tes to act wita the aifsmr conjoiittse m accordance witn the remie-t of tae cnatr man. Howe n 1 point of the oraer tha' the siinnr committee 'i)uld not ce Increased without recon-tderinir the motn by waich it wa- originally apcomtet! The speaker sustained the point ofo rder. snrader appeaiec fr-jm the decision of the cnair A motiut. to ay the ajpeal on tne table wa- iit yea.- 25 nay- - m a m" s on to adopt tne prcv:ou- ne-uon aad .'tjt oi debate only 31. aL mdepeaden'-. in swereil to roL .rail, and tne h.u.- nz itself witn.mt a quorum the speaker de clared an adjournment till - p. m. in the a-temccn the reruiar rder of ausines- w.i resumed. B.I1- on dual readlnr were ta.en un. and tne foLwin' passed House roi. lo. pmidar for the formation cf new -cnooi distrirt.-. House roll I5T requiring one-tairu of the memters of .cnooi b3ard-? in metrcp.)Utaa cities shall be women. . ea. 5' . n.iy-. 22. Houe roil iz. eaemptim "hou-enold :ro4Mi-. tc.ls and instrument.- to the vame of ;13i from ta.Tation. House 11. 1-4. ret;uirinr all foreign inauran'e .-onipan'e- to pro-ecuce tnetr case in tne -tate ciirt-. Yea-. 5--: nays. 20 House roi. T. providing trtat county attorney- suall a t a.-. claiQi a-ent.-a.rais the government for pension.- with- out any e-tra copenaatijn lea-. t nays. T. Huuse roi- -) pronibittnz any empio7-r from eiaucz a promL-e a.- a c-n-disiou cf employment from an appi.cant for a p;ition that ae will not loin a .abor or zanization. Hou-e roL 2i r-iur:r -u:ts for notes t.j a inniznt In the county wher- m iker or endir-r -ued resides. House roll 123. appropriatinz 52.500 for the relief of Georze vi Lavi. House roll 260. tc encouraze the orzimization of a law aad medical department of tne state nmveraity A bill Tii also pa.--ed au:n: -ome slizht chanze in the ."ompen-atton of the road -u-pere-.)rs. AG 'our aed. Lincoln Mar.-h 1 iu tae senate the committee reported that hou-e roll No. .14 provuiinz for the rezulatiwo of st-'S- yards and commission f. r a.ne of live stoox. be pa-'S-d .us tnat die :j4 autnorizinz 'lti--and villares to appropriate money & pay memorial day etpen-ea. be passed, also die II1. rezuiarmr bniidmz. loan and aavmz-tnstitution-. House roll No !. enablinz tne ue of matriculation and d.ploma fee fcr library pu-po-e in tne untv-r itv oi the state wa- passed. House rai. No. 1" n- ajj pas-ed. as were as -enate die No H4. prouibitiaz and invalidatinz mortzaze- upon houseaold zc:is and furniture and otneresenipt prop erty, uniesa aimed by tcth auscand and wife, and -enate die NV xr-; enablinz the purchasers of seed zraln to mortzaze the crops to be zrown taerefrom. The senate then went into .tjmai.ttee )i the whoie t consider bill- on the zenerai die and rec ctnmended for Das-aie -enate die No 1-2. providing for a norma. -.-h':! at Pierre as al-. -enate ale No. ji?.- 0-Zaniz.nz -amtary diatrtct-' -enate die Hi. r-zard-inz sne formauon of -ch.xit districts, was recommended for pa a.z. Au,oumed. B--t the mornmz -e fon of the house It tooK up oilis en tnira readinz and tae foi.ow.nz -ere pasaed Hu-e U I-o. "preicinz that iezai papers azain-t i railroad m pany may Ce -erved upon conductor- m any county ;n the atate. House rcll 24. requ rm-z all riUroad- til establish and maintain a uepot and switches within the limits of every in corporated viilazp or city -Z the second Tns. yeas. 7z naya. I. Hou-e rjli 212. retiuirmz tne siznature of a majority jf all the le-zai voter- of a precinct to a petition for a Iicen-e to -eii intoTtcatinz liquors jatside of i-itle- and incorporated vtllaz" veas. 5o nays. 3.- House rjll i J3. r.equ;r.uz all state warrants, when there is no money in tne treasury to redeem them, to be investea m the chcoi funu. The bill f r a onstitutlonai convention failed of pa. aze. Tn 'ijmmittee -f the waoie tne foi.OJr az 51- were riommended L. for pasaje . loose roll 24.5 ia.nz tne harzes for -leepinz c-ar at 5l.o) for tower terths and 51 for upper hon-e roil 54 pro vidinr for a repeal of the whole chapter of the law relatmz t. -iaspecUot. of oils 30 to 24. ' Pendmz vote upon a. bill to raa property at cash value, after tae ccmmittee rose the house adjourned L".nr. March 11. Anon; committee reports in the senate this morainz was tha: of the ccmmittee oa banlcs j-id curreac recommended for zenerai die bill No. 32, requirmz the state tr-asurer to place state funds en deposit in stare or national banks. The fiilowinz Sills were pas-ed. senate die No. 20. incorpcratmr secret and other societies; Nc. 191. msistmz trat the hlzh s indebtedne-a of a -orporation shaL not eaceed two-tnrrds ci their .-apital s .c; : No. HO. authcrizinz coun'y hoards to a the cauntj sczptas zenerai innd to buy jeed and food for a eeuy farmers, and Nij. 152. essablishinz a norma, school at Pier-e. In ccmmittee ci the wnole, senator Collins tn the chair, the ioHowiz dies were di? zasi&d. and recemmended ior passaze No. 113. -stahLUhiaz a state board oi health and regulatinzthe practice of medicine: No. TT compe Tinz rail read companies to main tain suitable crossing at ail public roads. No. 143. compeilinz railroad companies to ziase rapid transfer at nlaces where there are two cr more roads . No- 136. punishing jersona jr provokimj assaults up5n them etves or otters bv tne ma oi vile and --ultinz enithess. N"o. 142- -ecari-n? the iearin-zei cases in county court.- where die sum exceeds she lurisdhrticn of a jus ize oi the peace: No. ITO. rfg per- ' ons who. without authority, shall taVe up. conane or ell any doc this bill 'ontained a provision puti-hinz by im proisent parties vlolatlnz it. but on motion of senator switzler the feature wa withdrawn No. 21 -t. enabling cities, town-, villares and preint.- to appropriate money to defray the expense-, of Memorial uay day observance: No- 13T. requirinz corpor ations. nn- anc individual- in the banking business to niae reports of their resources and liabllit.e to the aaditor of pu bi!- ac counts and S-tnx the minimum amount of capital for the carrytnz on of a baakinz buaine--". The cemm-ttee reported aad the report was adopted Adjourned. In the house, at the mominr -e-sioc a larze number of committee report- were placed on die. The house went m'o com mittee of the whoie to ous G"r rvil 4t2 to establisn aa "in.ermdiaie refo-mat.jry at Loui-ville. t.a- ."ounty. Neh." The com mittee r comnieHded the pasaaze of the t) .. ty a cl-se vot.-. At the sods hour the UV had not been dL-to-ed of by the houe. House rul ti -rovulmz for b-miltia-r a ..onsiitutional anjendmeut tran--fernnz all dae- and Iicen-e fee- from th local, town or city -cin.oi fuud t tne ,-,ii -. ed icati-inal fcnU a- paed yes. J naya 2. Tae chappej bill for a--esient of wild lanus the .ame as zuiT:vated farm., waa icat Tae Lont-viUe reformatory bli. pa-aed The house went into eomruttle o tne whole. House roil 2H. aauoria.n-Kniznt.- of Pythia- to incorporate, wa--trended h. tnciudinr Knight- of Later and farmerr alilan."e .ind Bjhemiin R.-ui Latnoiic Benevolent aocieii and 3.-,taer-hoi of st. Anuiw tnd re.ommen.ieO for p.isaze. T ie houe aad also under con aiaerat.ou ju-e roil 21. proidinz f..r t-ie rvas-e-suient of a iarxe quantity of iaad formerly belomnnz i the rad-oai. and after a pruliKii d-ca-.-io the b.l. fi, reported for pas-aze. but pendinztUe adop tion oi the report, tue nou-e adjourned. LN.o.'. Mari'U 12 In th -enare thb mornrnz a petftion fn: a rcnun; of tnr vote-, cast on the pronibit.ry amendment at tue la. t eie.'uoc wa- referreii t.. the -otn-mltt.-e on on.-tttutional amenvlment.-. The co mmitte-' on counties and .unnty bomv.1 ar.es recoaimcnd indednite p -tponement ot tne '-iiA iTii-i.n- F-'vyd county Tee 3.1. on ierricur on women tne nzht r.i vote f rpre-i- ien'-il electors wa- ret3mnienUed o be :n deaaitely Disponed : al-o tn oi.. s.. .r-att' a coard of azrimlture. TLe -eaate thee wect into committee of the hle to on--uler biit-on zenen die. The hou-e ar it-5 morainz -e-sion receire, fron. the -.ftinj ii'maiittee a rpor" on thf followraz biiL-. and they were placed at the heauofth- zenerai d.e Huse rou ..la -ae u-tiry bill, aouse r--!l 212. lezallzmz the odi.-iai a.r- of F E. Brown, a notary pu'ou. of Oz&ii cuuntv- hou-e rolTs 120 and 121. rela'inz t. the dutie- of the coTn-"r; h'-u-e roll 13. providinz ;?or the deposit oi -urpiu.- pubii.- funis. and the intereat z a -crue to tne -tate- n.--e roil "17 appr--priatxnz 530.300 for a some for rnouriatea. ' be loi'ateii at schuyler- house rou 2il appr priatinz 51 --.'id. for tne Nebraaia evh.'i.t at the worlc"- ij.'.? The house went into committee of the whote s cons cer biiL- rep.rted from tae - ftiaz committer. Huse r..'n 222. ".ezaiiz inz aet- of F E. Brown. .)f Otoe county, was reported fur pas-aze. The enact.nz ziause of aouse r-.L Jl'J and 421 were atric .en cut. A lnz discusaion followed ov-r house roll 2 J. appropriatinz 51 )').00 for aa e.nibts at the ;vrld- fa.r .a a''-azo .a 1-'U- The bil wa- tj'ially repor'ed for pas-aze aad the hou-e adjourned LOOKS SERIOUS FOR 30YO. Tha L- Fcto Gii7rnor or brukt ELm 'o stnch a Yet. Li-.'-OL N"eo.. March I- When the 33yd-Taayer contest aae no !u the 3u preme court, on Boyd's nliar his answer, consideraole surprise was occasioned by the contents of the deenmec- Th auswer is voinminous. and recites a his tory of Boyd's birth, coming to America. in: all hisorikial acts sln-e -ecomm? of are. and asserts taat these al. coastitnte him a citizen of the United States, yes, to further clear the conbt- th.-t had ap peared on his citizenship, he Tt befor. Judre Dundy of the United States dis trict court at umana. Dec. id, 1-50 aad wa-duiy admitted to citizenship rpu the fi..nrof this answer hayer' attorney riied a demurrer thereto, asser: mr that she answer qoes not state facts sutSciens to constitute a defense to tae laformation: taat the facts stated in said answer are insumciect so justify she defendant in holding and exerclsinr tc. othce of rovernor of -"eoraska; that tie answer shows npoa its face that the de feacans. James E. Bjyd. was an alien and inelinble to the otiice of governor of Nebraska in November IsOO. as she time of his pretendeti election, aac tnat ae unlawfully invaded and pec theouiceof governor in Jaauarv. 1591 be fore the nliar of the information, aad thai he now holds the same unlaw ful. y and wisnou: nras and au thority of law. as knarred Is she said laforuiatioa: tha the said answer admits upon its face the facs pleaded in the information, stowia? zh election of the relator. Joan M. aaaysr. in November. 1-i.. and cus right to hoid said once by reasoa of 'ne'igioflity aad conseq .ent non-ele-tioa of the defendant for the term of two years from tne erst Thursday after the arst Tciesday of Jan nary, l.-l. and until a sjecessor shall be eWsed and qualified. The court it- sc-day to hear arza meats on this demurrer. It i quite reaerally conceded that Mr Boyd will aave to ro. He is a citizen, bet his citizenship dates from Dec 1 .. 15S0. and the constitution reicires that he shall have Deen a --ltizea for ten years prior to the day of tae election. The record of his aashrahzation. D-c. K. i;50. h beea suporessed until this time, and at torneys argue that the nlmr of that rec corc as an exnibtt to his answer vrrsually admits himserf out of court. "HAYER-BOYD. To Outt(ler I: Loe a- Cf Bo7d'-t Cm la t Liln Force. I LrcoL:. Iarch 13. The Thayer , B.iyd ccasest for she oiitce of goveraorof Neorassa was arraed to the supreme ' coiirs oa the demurrer of she reiasor. Thayer. i- the answer of the rspoad-" ent. Boyd- Notaing rew was develojied iu tnis armment t-iipt tne posision sa:ea by B.yd's astorneys shat Boyd being a resident of 'the territory ia !-". whea it was admitted into the union as a state, was thus made a citizen of the Uaited States without formal naturall zatioa. in short, the claim was made in r.a.ral tha: she restdeats of aay territory were made citizens of she Uaited Ssates whea shat territory -a admitted lato the uaioa as one of the ' stases. aad this it was arguec was espe cially true la refereace to Neorasa. as. it was a part of tae Louisiana purchase aad the Dorchase cf Paris ia 1503 had especially provided that this territory waea admitted iato the aaioa shoaid he , oa aa equai w.sh the other states aac she laaabitants thereof should he c:ti , zerts. This. Gea. Cow.a ccatended, means she iahAhit-iats as the time of the ' admt-Sioa aad aot as the sine of she sreasy. Replyiar to tins, Gea. VTebaser, for she ralasor, quoted theP-irGe casg from 3 Alabama. 54-. Prtmrose. aa aliea. had removed so Loaisiaaa shorsly after she treaty of Paris, remained aa inhabitaat aatil after she admissloa cf sae state iato the uaion. aad vi she ourt held that he was aot a cisrzen. The cae was sasea under advisemeas by the court. i BRA2IL ENDORSES IT. TT -Ueiprocity Treaty 0lclJly Ektoc I axil tn That Coontry. , WA5HipTOr. Marca 1L Braziliaa aewpapers have been received as she i deparsmeas of state coataialar tie de cree by she presideas cf BraziL declar ing she ports of shas couasry free aaa opea so nnporss from she Unisai State that were included ia she receas recl procisy agree meat, shas setting as ress , the -amors carreas aad iSaersioa- coa- In from varioas quarters tins the Brv ; Hiai goveraaien; did aot recoga-ie tha t Taltdi-v of he treaty. THIS IS VERY PACIFIC ENGLAND REPLIES COURTE OUSLY TO BLAINE. T-u rropolaoo to -Lrbitr.t the Bh-s S atmttar CortltaUly EadorMd-Eaf land'- TUsi o ta Coatror Othr Wa-hlaztaa w. Spsgfi. March II. Oa the arst ballot la she joias assembly shis afser acoa Joaa M. Palmer was elecsed Taited Stase seaotor to succeed Chas. B. Far well. How tt Wa Done. The represeasasive hall was crowded to Its utmost wish eager humanity, so wisaess she closiag sceaes of the most memorable senatorial contest Illiaois ever witaessed. Eartv sins moraiag she republican- held a caucus aad discussed she idvTsabilisy of givtar Taubeaeck or Moore ICO votes la order to place she farmer- ia an aw sward po sttioa: or. in the event of defeat. of olag down with a uaaaimocs party vote for Richard Osieshy tlaaliy it wa resolved to leave everyshiag ia the haail- of she steeriag committee. Thi commlssee ihors time before the mees lag of she joiat committee, summoned Dr. Moore before them aad told aim they were prepared so nve him 100 votes ca the joias ballot to-day. w.ta appareas victory ia si-ns. Represeatative Moore did what few mea would have doae aader Iihe circmastaaces. I regres so be obliged sodisapcoiasyou. reaslemea. said he. "bcs your offer comes too late. After waitiaz eirhs weeks for republlcaa support, Coccrel. aad myself have decided to give oar vote to Gea. Palmer, aad have afixed car siraasur-- to aa address to that eifect." The steering committee anally decided to give their vote to S-uator Fuller, the caairmaa of the steenag committee ia recogaition cf n:s semccs :c tha: "ca pacity. Th liailn-y Skinat-h. Jus before the meeuar of she joias assembly delegatioas of Palmer admir ers from Mi-soari aad ladiaaa eatered the capitoi aad were escorted to seats in the galleries. The repubiicaa s;eeriag ccmmitw-e ordered their memcers aos tc answer the preliminary roll cal.. Sena tor Evans, however, disregarded she committee's injunction and aaswereo "here waea his aame was called. Of she h-use both Moore aad CockreLl aaswered to the roll call and were loudly applauded by the democrats. Oa Tau beaeck's refusal to aaswer to tae roi' call there was a shrht ripple of ap plause on tae repubiicaa side, which was qaicsly suppressed by the repubiscaa steeriag committee. "Twen;y-nve sea atcrs anc sevensy-dve members have aaswered ti leir aamea. said speaker. Two F. 91. B. A. Men Vot- for Palmer. Roll call of the aouse was ordered. Whea Cock-ell' aame was caiied he aa swered. "I vote for Jc hi M Paimer." For a few miautes she democratic shouts and cheers that reveroerated throurh the capitoi were deafening. After a slirhs lull shey were renewed and it was ;wu minutes before order coaid be restored. The repaoiicans sail remained silent as the call proceeded. Moore' name was caiied and he voted for Palmer. Again democratic enthusiasm found vear in proioaged cheers. Then tae name o: Morris. Moored repubiicaa. was ca.ied. That geatiemaa voted for Cicero J. Liad iey He wa- tae only repuoiicaa vosiag aad she aosea-ees were demanded by the republican steeriar committee. Palmar. 103: Urn-ley. 10O: streeter. 1. After the call tae abseatees the procram was changed and the repub licans voted for Lmdiev. is ha vine been found impcssioie for Ful.er or any other man to receive the ful. republican vote. Representative Taakeneci. waea his name was called, voted for "A J. sireeser. the aomiaee of the F. M. B. A. party." and dropping iato ai- seat burst iato tears, from sincere sorrow, no doubt, aad cheer after cheer from the repuolicaas rewarded his i.yaltytohis party nominee. Senators Bacon and Evans. on tne rirss roll call, votea for Ogiesoy. bus subsequeasiy chaaged their vote to Lmdley Tae ven ncation of sae roil cal. showed taatevery republican voted for Lradley aad every democrat for Palmer: Moore aad Cock reii also voted for Palmer, anc Tauhe aec for Stret3ter. "Oa this l4ta cai los." said Speaker Crafts, "the whoie number of votes cast is 204. aecessary tc choice. 'i. of waich Joaa I. Palmer has received 103 votes: democratic cheers A. J. Ssreeter I vote. .. Cicero J. Liadiey ic) votes; aad I hereoy de clare Joaa M-Palmerduiy eieoted Uaited States senator." Then T.y shouted. Deaf eaiagacplaase from the democratic side aad railen- rreeted this aaaouace meat. Vhea sueace was restor-il a joins ccmmittee of seven '-n; appointed t aotify Ger.. Plmer of his election. The committee resumed wtta tae se.i-tor-elect, who was greeted wi;j great appiaase. speaker Cift- lasrodcfed aim. TSe Senator' Than-U. Oa beiar lasrcdnced to she ;oias ai semblv Gen. t-iimer said Gentlemen of the Thirty-ievecta general assembly: You acnt scarcely to eapect me so spea: a; tnis trme. I feel mere le .ayinz. Ala z I ziad to zet out ci the wilderness. " I than-, yoc 111 members, for ymdicatinz the rizht of tne people. By a plurality of their votes was eapre-ed the desire of tne people to seie.; a ienatcr and my election is aisiC-ica-. You men wao nave labored c Iotjz to elect vonr independent candidate also deserve my thanks. Applause. . My republican friends. I shank yu. nx Yo. in tnis cocteat represented tne oid methcl of eiectinz senators. I than., you tnat this contest has been fre frtr. personalities. .ppiaase. Joias assembly then adjourned siae d;e. The Tabernacle Ail Rlht. Netw Tosh. March II. As has ceea aaaouaced. she iiaancial dicu.sie- strr rouadiagTalmage's Brcokiya sab-raacie have been overcome qv sae issue of fcoads. which have moss.- beea placed. Is i- aow estimated saas sae expenses will averige ahoas 53j.C C) a year Dr Taimage s saiary. 512. '.r a yar. raser ess. SIu.C'j; salaries and mcidensais, S;.00i. The iacome. is is -s!ased, will be ia'-.--. pew reats. 522,C0- piite coK iectioas, 5io,C O): aaacr:atica-. 3,0:o. The memters cf the zoarregauoa will aa; he as:ed tc suascrine to the ae boad lisae aatil if er the dedicattca cf she church. Asthr Avenae Opn to Woman. Prr-3CBG. Pa., March IL A pretty Italiaa womaa. a feasale detcsive from New York cisy, named Aasoaeste B..-r ua, is here wish Eeraita Beraario. aoaaaj for she lasser'3 fasheriess c caad. Gaiseppo Bernardo. Antonette j acoas 30 years of are, cresses tn n--tyle. talks. Eaglisa . aeasly, aad h?id a coafereace with Poiice laapeetor William McAIees-. She was detailed for ta. work by laspecsor BTras, of New Yor? TJja ArbltT Cxar. $T. -r-3C2 Xixca it. The czar aa direcsly proaTei-d she strees saie 01 She Vs- yrrmyt. owiag to a bl.etin ridicaliag Priace Bertecief. who was recently aeasenced as Warsaw to -I--.t 7ears peaal servtscde ir shcoxxzz: l issr, she PoLsh actt-ess, Vrjaerskaia. Tha oficer- of the Grcdao Hassars. tc irhlca regi--i: Priace Earseaief be- j isaged, have aLso heea lampooaed aad iT 5peIc ia she czar for prosecsica. THE MCHIGANMUDDLE. 3ft-laoiij aad foil tic Ar riarlns Bavo "With L-:i-latioa. .--"-. ilieh.. March 13. All day lonr seaator t rtdieader hAS doded she omcers who have a warraas for his ar ress for bigamy His ladiaawife. whom he is said to have married ia Petoskey ia 1539. aad who, is is altered, bore him swo sons, brought to Lansing with her a marriare certiacate strned bv a priest of the mission chapei at Har.or sprmrs. and :n addition a series of letters written home bv r ndlencer daring the war. in which he alway- addressed the daughter of Chief Petoskey as his dear wife. After the war c:o-ed i'ridlender de serted the Indian womaa completely anc settled m Iosco county, marrymr hi pre-ent wife there about nfteea year aro. Four years ago wife No. i 'earned of his whereabouts and beran through her assoraeys a perMsseas assemps se See ore money eno'irh to sapors her comforsably la herdecliamg years. Fnd iender do.ed ous small sums so her. bcr is wa.- nos until he was seated as seaasoc by she democrats taat she focad an op portaaity so force aayshing iik ade quate compeasation far the long deser tion. Frit-lender practically admits sh srath of tae charges rala.ss him. Las aigas he a"ered to the attoraev of wife No. 1 SLOW if immuaity from criminal prosecnuoa was zraated ana. This the attoraeys refused to accede so. and Frid lender Secreted h.mself m the lieuten ant-governor's room oat of the reach of she ocers. This afternoon he slipped iato the sen ate chamber to attead the session. No attempt was made to arrest him in the charmer, bat he caurhs a ghmpe of a detective ia the lobby and hnrrtediy leav mr tae room araia loekeii himself la Liec.-Gov. Strong's ofiice. The democrats fee. a ured that If i Fridlenuer is od'V arrested aad takea to Petos.cey to answer the charge araiass him the republicans will retaliate far the democratic steal of two seats a coupie of weeks aro bv anseatmr Frid'.ender and givinr his seas to ilorse. Therefore shey are prepared to serve a writof haneas cor pas as soon as the arrest is made, and if this piaa fails all the democratic seaa wrs propose to s.ip away so Caaada aad thus ieav? the senate oae vote short of a quorum until Fndieader ootains cai. aad caa retura to Laasiag The -eS-laa yesterday af cernooc was extremely bister aad maraed by f re.iueat ciashes between she aarties. MILLS FOR SPEAKER. The TTa Gutlmai a Probable Winner W"b.t Worrle- Him. Wahi5v, -:. March 13 The friends .' F -crer . M.l!s a: laiminr shas h- will ha-, e -vea:y-avj votes to stars wish :. she spakersaip bal'otiar. la that 'Stimati- they count for Mills thirty vote more than for Crisp on the first ballot. The count i- too larre Mills aow has more votes piedred to him than any other candidate. But there is a signifi cant facs about these promise-: a fact that is givinr Mr. Mill's friends aaeASi aess. Soart!elT a piedre has Mr Mills received from the Atlantic seaboard. His caadicacy excises do eathasiasm eass of ladiaaa. There is ao special iadicastoa as yet that the eastera aad soushera democrasic vote will aaise oa any on- araiast Mills, bus she laciiaasion o sae democratic representatives e;e:t al. of :he way from Massachusetts to M'sts ainoi is away finraMllLs. O-rerru With Graat Opportunities. WAsHs"tTox, March !1. Ex-Secator Pierce is ia a quaadary H- aas more positions oaered him than nve men of ability caa all. Th .ditorshia of the -Iiaaeapolis Trtw-ne ax- b eec read ered him oa a silver plaster A po-itioa of a similar nature ts opea to him ia Chicarc and President Harrison ha Ouered him the cho.ee of three foreign m-sstoas. He telegraphed Mrs. Pierce for her advice yesterday Taere is sometaiar Uke 313.CCO per anaum salary attached tc each of the fore.gu missioas and Pierce fears shat she newspaper Dasiaess TIii nos pay aim ar.ysn.ur "i;e tais sum. -ettlinj th Chlae Qaeitloc. Sachamesto. March la. The asseirr bly hAs passec tae -eaate aati-Ch-a-Se; bll Is provides for tae issuance ci cer tiacate-of residence so ai. Chiaese aow x the srat... and for sne exclusion all others. SPARKS FROM THE WIRES. The aati-Piakertoa bi.l has pa -d she New York assembly 101 to 1 Co -iD. danaage was done :n Baaror. ale., oy .od. The tide was one of the hiraesT, knows stnee the .ocd .f 154T Tns Califcraia senate ti coacurrec ". tne assemblv am-Htincim to the a:- .os reform bllL and the bill now axi.i- n.v Mark ham s signature to become Saw At a meetiag of tae Ameraiari Wrip piag Paper as-octauca in Chieagc ", wa decided tolose ever7 mill for one x-A ia order to reduce the sCrpIas of stoe. Ax Fall River. 3Ias-.. James Goss j weaver at the Cornell mills. w.s dis charred. aad every lo.m in the m . is id'e tn consequence. THE MARKETS stoax City IAt toe. Tkios sroTc Y bds. -totrs Crrr Ma. c IA Hoc Eitimateii receipr-. ; .ii, Th total n ..i.ber o f'"-fe load- t . e- -s: wa.- t-s-ecry-dvc Tbe openinz -wer" -pi.tted at a .2. me orne -caoice aeavy staST. and by no. . a-.v al. of tnar zrade wer- wetzheu . , ea- bid. ." Bon hor- vcr? ant ti. . aa-. tne trade -va dul. Ti nir- ei 3i-Dnr oa heavi-"; at ..83.?) - ,.; 53.4-t3.,;c it n; mixed. iJc.K' Cattle E-tated receipta--. B truer- -t.i:f wa- azain :a xscd demand a atronz price- stocx -attie ui a.. z-a--s were '-illed for Fa' -teer- wer- trocz .; sot q notably hizaer -ei .nz at F.-Y;- " Veals wre steady Chlxmjo lav Jttxa. Chscago, Marrn i. Cattl Heceipa. -,.)01. Market stejiy -x-er-. fi ".j H aetfers, fS.2-.S4 3 Hozs Receipts, l-. l Market arner rc?a and common, ia. ltt$. 3o pacs-rs. 53.702.-0 prime aea-y and autcner wshrhti. 52. --(-.43 lizh". 53.sCg-.i sheep Eecetpta. 5.(500 ilarkt d.il and lower western. 1 233 v) native. 5; T3 fe-.5t cicar PT-ttae Wheat steady, cah. ti;j.o Mav si.a:,ci.02 July --.-eS Com steady -Wc May, -itfiS 3i- Ju.y sa&eo c Oat-i tVeax cah. .)- S-O'c, ilav, Uc Ju.y -.,c Eya 4533c. Barley 5 rcady Tig. " . Pr:e Tcthy f ""-.i J Flaa i I--. tVhisvy R.i: ibMTi-ictia -?-.. caah. Si 1.3.;; l-.iiS Hay. 511 ".. Jety 511. IS U.12S Lard, c .. caso. K-05. Hay. Lf 'CA 2ti. anort rths. da.. Tash. 13.-tl3 33 May -2i32S aices -trmer-. heavy and Inzh: yr-: tilted,- i3 c : reen. ii S;al--d ball. i'j -. sAii ca, c; cry aint. ;c d-7 lalted hides, 3Tc, dry .-V. S-c. deacens. each, 25c TaHcw steady: 5c , yj ickii. 3Kc; yc2-3c: cate.c Jtawxss-Maa-- SXW Tact -Larch 13. tTheas iteadv ilV. tLl'JJ-SLH J air 5-.M'iaL03-f. Cera .Lower Ma 2, T2S7ic. Oata Lowr- we-tem. 5&-3c ProTiilcns Perk dri; mv, flLTSO 12--5. Lard arm. 50.43. Bart-r wai: Trestera. ;i-2i-. z-r ateady. w-st-m. OLD HKTTf BLE Columbns State Bank' (; Slat 3ai : i-i7ij r PAYS IHTEREST QN T1H DEFCSTO lUUTB LOAMS GX REAL ESTATi SSTJ-S SIGHT DF-AFTS ON Tl' BUYS GOOD NOTES AM -9 I Catemn -r-B. tk-7A OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR: LEA-TOES GZEKA KD. Pre-ident. ? H. HENKY. Vice-Pr-slde JOHN" sTACFFEE. Cade-i iL BSUwGEH. G. W SCL5T, HI C0LUMSUS, NEB-," -L3iS- Authorized Capital of $500,000 Paid in Capital - 90,000 O-TICEES: C. L S-ELDOS. PrWt. " E. ? S. OELSTC-l j ?-. C A. ??l-AN" CaahMr. DA-T-L SCE-U-L Xttt STO-XHOLSZBa: C. H. !--. 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