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, mnn of the ccmmlee on foreign relatons ,
objecloll
ThIN enllcll ( lho , chances or the bill.
Another phase or the snmo question cnmo
up when Mr. Morgan asked the odopton of n
pcnllnr ( npreMenl directing the foreign reIn.
tIon ! committee lo Inquire Into the claims of !
Canadian Iolerl for the seizure of vessels
This time I WI Mr. Oray' turn lo objecl.
Mr. Morgan thereupon mode a polnlell
; statement or the Injustice all extravagance
of the Britsh llemnnd8 , his servlco al the
Paris court or awards giving the slatemenl
speclnl significance. lie sll the Ilresident
and secretory of Rtnte hlll ) ( urged the pay-
mont of $125.000 , although the clRlm was un-
justifiable.
justfnhle.
Mr. Quay pres ell the olijection. lie said
Mr. Morgan evidently feared that the pend-
luc legislation on the tmbjeel was a reflection
on the Paris tribunal , or which he was 0
distinguished member.
Hesolutons were adopted for n recess In-
vestigatlon or lho chamber ventilation , a 11
vestlaton
for continuing the committee assignments
until Decemher next.
Mr. Blackburn sought lo have n recess
Inquiry as lo amending the sonnte rules In
lhp Interest or eXlleltng business , but I
was objected lo.
fl Mr. Morri ot Vermont here presented a
graceful compliment to the vice president ,
who had temporarily left the chair. In the
form or thanking him for the ability . dignity
nml impartiality with which ho had administered -
tered the duties or presiding otilcer. There
.
was loud and unanimous adoption ct lho rosa-
lution Mr. . Cal again endeavored lo secure his -
Florida lottery Investigation , but Mr. Oorman
cut it otT. .
I . Hansom , the new minister to MexIco
preaented his resIgnation train the Ilrlntnr !
comnhhttee . which Is to sit during th rec s.
nUlNG TI hASP llAhI-IiOUit.
It was now 1:30 : a. mo with only hal an
hour or life remalnluc for busln ss. 'fhere
was great conruslon on the for as senators
soulht recognitIon. Mr. Call was again tl
lho front with his lottery investigatIon , de-
daring vehemently that Mr. Gorman was
vehementy
: tcrklng clarnl to supres an Inquiry deslretl by the
religious clement or the community. He tIe-
rtlglous
maud1 ! a yea and nay vote on lalnr UII the
! aul
resolution. To the surpllse or every one . In- :
eluding Mr. Call . the resoluton was talen
eluinc , ; to 18. I"ir a mOtnt It was b leved
)
the rewluton was adopted ali the presiding
ofilcer so lunou nced.
oncor final vote was Interrupted by other
pressing business. Mr. Cal did ! not Ilress
the mensuro further. .
: , Al ltIO : , wlt11 only , twenty minutes re-
malning . 1 JoInt resolution was passed lS to
compensation to employes. A messenler
dashed away with I In a race to Iet to the
while house and secure the hresItleItt's signa-
lure within twenty mlnute' .
Tha thanks or the sennte were expressed
In a resoluton offered hy Mr. Mallerson for
thin courtesy and Impartiality with which Mr.
Harris hail served us IHesldent { Ire tent or
' the senate.
Mr. Harris thtn tool the chair and returttl
his thanks for the flattering resolution.
At 1:1f : the last enrolled bill was reported
. to the senate nml signed by lho vice IHesl-
dent but It scented ImpossIble to get the
executive signature on time.
M : Cal vehemently InsIsted on a final
vote on his Florida resolution.
Mr. Aldrich declared that n special com-
mittee . Ir appointed . would ba for n poltcal
purpose only. lie moved for nn amendment
that 0 committee of the judiciary male the
investigation.
Mr. Cal excitedly denounced the state-
moot or Mr. Aldrich eoncernln ! the poli-
cal purpose or the InquIry.
At this moment Mr. Voorhees and Mr.
Sherman the committee to walt on the
president appeared nt the door and an-
nouncrI that the Ilresident had no further
communication to make. 'he vice preIdent
announced ! Senators Coclfel. Dlls. : Daniel ,
Gordon Quay and Sherman ns the senn-
' lorlnl : members ot the committee to take
part In the dedication ot the Chickamauga
National park
. _ ' The vice president. who had now taken the
, - chair . rose as' lie clock pointed II two mln
" utes , before 12 for a partIng word lo the
oiiate : , lhl ,
'
sotle /hl
- ; : "Senators : / The ' hour has arrived fixed
iii j ; ; ; , law for ! J p mlnalon of thIs congress.
. J.I : thtIJcQur1 sy , extend ll me . and the reso-
: lotIons just adopted , my gratitude cannot be
. mesured by 'words ; I would do vIolence : lo
. my feelings ' If I tied to express my thanks
io the officers of this bdy for the fidelity
. with which they have dltchiargod . their Im-
k portent dUlles and for their at'slstance and
courtesy lo the presIding othlcer.
i "It only remnlns lo make omclal announcement -
) mont that tim benate stands adjourned with-
' - out day. "
As the last words were spoken by the vIce
- , lretldent. being timed to conclude at 12. he
brought his gavel down sharply and declre :
- the session atan End. There was no demon-
. etraton all no pplause. -
- Senators began bidding theIr adieus. The
appearance at the chamber and tim weary
. looks or wornoul &enators was evIdence lhal
tile end had come.
What Imparts that peculiar delicacy to
the food ? Dr. Prlce's Cream flaking Pow-
der.
. der..Jll
. 4MlXIiIJX2' , XO Xll COI'II/GIT L.l W.
; $
l'cnaHlos 1lnclo . Little LCRs Severe II
Som" tnycY.
WAShINGTON . March 4.-An Important
measure of great Interest to newspapers
throughout the country was enacted Into law
during the closing hours or congr03S. I
, amends lie copyright laws so as lo correct
t unduly harsh and oPPlesslvo provisions or
'lho law ns heretofore enacted. Under the
: law any ieppapcr reproducing a copyrighted
photograph anti publishing It forfeited the
r' plates or the copy and was lable lo n pen-
; , ally ( f H for every copy tdunl In Is' IIOS-
sesilon. 'he measure ns passed modifies
i materially tim penaltts Imposed by the law
: and Is In terms lS , follows : ,
? , De I enacted. That section .9G. chapter
II i , Ute LX ot Ih. ) levlRol Stattite . bo and
. Is hereby amended to rend lS follows : unl
. I S I'tOI 4 ! G-l any person , nrer the re-
cording 01 the title at In ' map chart .
dramatic or musical compositIon . 111nt. cut .
, engraving or hioIogriihI. or chromo . or DC
' the dtscrlpthuii oC 11) )2it1tIng. statue , statuary -
unr' or mlld or design intended to hl' per-
Cectl'cl antI executed II the work of the hue
! le
arts a > Ilrt\ltell ! by lhla act . shnl within
I the term limited , contrary to the Provisions
ot thll act , 1111 without the consent of the (
hu1olurltor or the copyright 1hr.t Cbtsiijeul
1I01lriClor ! I ebtfwl
in \I'I'llnl. IllnC In lht 11raselce or two or
more \ltHNles , c/rve. etch . worl" copy ,
llrlnl , 11111h. lllmat t o , tnt utslate ' COl -
. , port clhcl' In whole or In lint-f by varying
the mnll design I , with Intent lo evalle thin
- . law or Inowlnl the Ilmo lo ho so printed .
11rlnlel.
, , 11uhlshcII , drainittizeti ( . lrnslutot or 1m-
11011"11. Ihll sell or eXplS" to sale any cop ) '
ot slh nlil 0' other nrtiie . II nCorela / II.
he shall forfeit lo the IINprhtor nit the
, - Illtel ( nit which the same Ihal he l , copied ,
. stud awry Ihet thereof . eIther copied 01'
' inteil , ulitti shah further forfeit '
I 1I'Intell IUII Ihll Clrlhel' tortet $1 for
, every it'ct . of the rowe found ' In $ II os-
lesHlol , clhel' I I lu'lltlg. I itrlnteth copIed . juib-
Ished , 1IIIortlII or c'xpo'i'd t'r sale / ; unl ! In
casp ot I palntnr ! , statue or statuary , he
shall forfeIt $ J tor ( very copy of the lme
, In his Ilossefslon , or by him sohl o exposed
1 for sal. . . _ . . _
1'roviliei , Ilowo\el' . \ tile clse or In ) '
hitch un Irranemolt ot the c'opyrlIt ; or
- . pholorrlh matte train any object not n
- ' - . Worl or the hue arts , thin Hum tQ IIU rt'ov-
croci II oily action bl'Ollht tinder the pie.
"Islonl ot hilt seton Ih'll ' ho not 1tS thou t
; lod. nor moro thou $5.0.
. 4t nit II'o\llel. ) tm'lhel' . in cotta of 11) ' Ileh
Intrlntemcnl ut the copyright lt I p.iintiiug ,
thrnwing . statue . eugruviuig . l 'hlnH. PrInt
01' 1t I. or dflljl tar I wOII Ic or thu hue
arts 01' or 1holor.lph rt 1 worl I't the tine
arts , thi fUmt lo ; IJe uccotered In un ) ' such
!
ncton hroulht through the huiovision ! of
this section Ihal not 10 less I titan $2O , and !
- lot moru than $1.to ( ) .
I Ono-halr ot 11 the tore olll IlenulltH go
to the IJlllrletorl ) lt the l'oJ'hhl and the
. other half II the use ot lho Unllt Stlte . I
: : , W Ilw" t' nt iuuzstnri. _ :
ASUINGTON Mnrch 4.-SIHdal ( Tele-
gram . ) , -Invn Postmasters wet I Ulpoilted
. . today us tolows : liehiuvlhle . JItel80n
" . ( oulty , FIIIln McCiurg. vice . \ I. . luke.
0 f ' rcslrm'l ; 10tnl. Shell ) ' COllt ) , A. J. I.'rl ? .
, vlco J. 13 : cUohull , 1'1311ned ; Newport ,
t I.ouipl ( onnt ) . J. 1' . nux\cl' \ . vice JV. .
Jatuitsoii. resigned ; Ontnrln. Story county ,
. Sarl 1 < . Zenor - , vice U. 'F. - - Zelel' , rtIllne < )
. \11111.01 Ornls"tl tin 'tIuiur.
. WM3IIINII1'ON ? : arch 4.--'rho UlleI ; (
, Statts is I lo be represented lt the opening or
( lie 1Jlto aud Nurth ( Seas canal ! on JUlO 20
lext "y lho erulben San Francisco and the
Mnblchelll : , Secretary Herbert lvllS bit :
orders lo that erh ct. '
. , 1',101 C'IAO 1..lluIIIL i
' WAShINGTON , March 4.-Thue hearing In
the mandamus ease ut WIUII Shult- )
IIUro ot lualuzoo. ! Mich. . against ( on-
IISloner ot l'enslon l.chren , woe today
potoned until Alarelu H.
10t10nel unU : ur"l
1
SILVER BOBS UP SERENELY
Dying Hour ctbo Honse Utizod to Dem-
onstrte Who Are Friends of the Metal ,
UlUAL CJMPUMENTS TO THE SPEAKER
Iccll IIHI Inlol : teru8CI lo Veto for Thom
but 'hel Arc UIehcddUllOl
UlnnllouAl1 - Crkh ' Ietm'l )
1.8' hunks to the 10nc.
WASHINGTON , March 4.-Al non today ,
after n continuous session or torty.elght
hours interrupted by an occasional recess ,
lhe fags above the capitol were lowered and
tIme Ilfty-thulrd congress had passed Into his-
tor ) ' . In the house thus end was not mnrllell
or marrell by any unpleasant Ineldont. , \1
the nl'lroprlnton , bills were out or time way
when the house , convened at 8 o'cloclt this
nuorning The soslon dragged slowly away
unll 1 t o'clock , the only feature bblng n
rather hrlsk. but Inle. debate 01 time ro-
suits lo follow train time Ilrojeetell monetary
aunterenco TImE usual committee was sent
to the president lo Inform him that congress
was ready to adjourn , and ( lie other rormnl-
ties ot the clI or I congress were gone
11rough with . The concluding minutes were
In the nnturo or a love reast. The best or
reclnc prevailed . The resolution ot thanks
to the ( speaker , which usually came from a
member of the majorIty , was offered today by
Mr. Cnnnou In a very graceful speech , bonr-
Inc testimony to the high nppreclaton lu
which the presiding oflicer was held by tIme
rCJblclu mlnorlly. : Ir. Wison of West
Vtmglnla respelled In bohalt Ir the majorlly
Rli Mr. Slumipsouu at Kansas representing time
110Ilsts , Joined In the expression ot lhnuls ,
for the courtesies and Idullntss extended by
lhe uqicaker. All the Idndly sentments were
applauded , and when Mr. Crisp himself ns-
cendall thl ( rostrum to retur lhanlls and delIver -
lIver his parting words lho demonstrton
was terrific. At. thin conclusion of his speech ,
just before declaring the house Ilournel !
without ( dny , ho allpulnled ! r. Culberson of
Texas . Mr. Ilt ot Illinois all hhnscl as
members or the monetary commission Ills
011 appointment was by resoluttiomi. As time
Fifty-thIrd congress came to al enl the
doxology was sung by the correspondents
In the press gallery.
WAlt CLAIMS PAID OFI
Mr. Daker , republcan or New hampshire
had the honor or passing the first bi or the
final session. 1 was n bill lo pay a war
claim lo Margaret Kennedy , amountng lo
$1,000 . The husband or the beneficiary had
been a well known figure nbout the capitol
for ears. hvery I morning he was to be found
at one of the doors with his pockets full or
nllllles , dealing them out lo members amid ape -
peahimig ! for votes for his bill.
Mr. DOclery was In thin wulch tower look-
tug' after Uncle Sam's btrong box . but he
alowed several bills to co through by
unanimous consent. One by one thin mem-
btrs arrived and the galleries began lo fill.
At 9 o'cloek Chalrmnn Sayers at thin np-
propria lens commitee entered the hail. Although -
though he has been alnost constantly at
work for rorty.elght hours he was buoyant
and or light step overjoyed that the last
appropriation . bill had passed.
Mr. Glos\.tnor. republican or Ohio caused
the first furry by n sharp speech , contending
that the republicans were lhe true friends at
bimnetahlisrn. The repeal ot the Sherman act
two years ago , he said , had aecomplsh.d
more than any other Influence to bring about
the hcpiful condition for silver we now ob-
serve the whole world over. Ho predicted
great results from the proposed muetary
conference. .
Mr. Grosvenor's speech , precipitated quIte a
str , , among the silver men. : They al" rushed
forward ; and appealed for ' recognition. Mr.
1 Bryan , democrat of Nebraska , managed lo
get the dOer and Indignantly resented the re-
fecton mndC by Mr. Pence , yesterday , upon
tile sliver men who ra\ ' red this conrerence.
lie was for fre siver , but he believed II the (
height at folly for the United Slates to Join
hands with ' other countries of ' the world , even
If they were ready and swilling (0 Join In the
scheme for time remonetzaton ot silver.
Mr. Dngley , republican ot Maine . agreed
with Mr. Grosvenor , contending with Elro-
pean bimetallists that time single attempt ot
any commntmy-Unlteil Stntes. France or Ger-
many-to open Its mints to the tree coinage
ot silver would swamp I and place It Imme-
llateh" ( on a silver basis.
! r. Waler. republc 1r ot Massachusetts.
Wnnger , republican ot Pennsylvania and
Simpson populist ot Kansas crowded In a
few words before the debate was cut off . and
at 10 o'clocll Mr. Dockery moved a recess
unt 1 o'cloek. ,
Mr. Simpson made the point or no quorum.
11eantme the visitors had poured Into lhe
galleries ! until they were packed. On the
floor all was contusion. Members chatted
and laughed and bid , each other goodby.
Finally Mr. Simpson surrendered und a
recess was taken until 1 o'clocll.
At 1 o'loc ] . when the house reconvened.
the noise In lhe galleries and the conuslon
on the floor ceased.
SENT WORD TO GROVER.
The usual committee , consisting ot Messrs.
Calchlngs ot Mlstlesippl , Outhwnle of Ohio
and Reed ot Maine , was appointed lo Join
a similar committee from time senate and In-
form lho president that congress was ready ,
to ( adjourn. The speaker appointed ! Husll or i
'Maryland. leredlh 'ot ' Virginia and Coffin ,
, ot Maryland on the commlteo at accounts
to serve during the recess.
Under the concurrent resolution providing
for the participation at conresl In the dedi-
caton of the Chlckamaugua Military park .
the speaker apIOiflted ( as tIme representatIves
or other armies than those en.uJcd at the
bale or Chlckamaugua , Messrs. Hatch , CuI-
bouon ot Texas Reed ot Maine Sn'ers or
Texas , Talbot ot Maryland . Slcllel ot New
York , Wilson or West Virginia Mnlory ot
Florida , Doutele ot Maine , Alexander at
Norlh Carolina , leluleron or Illinois .
hooker at Mississippi , Tarsney ot MIssouri , I
Henderson ot Iowa , Dngham ot P nnsyl. I
vania , Draper at Massachusetts , Klerer or I
Minnesota , Harrison ot Alabama , English or
California. Marshal ot VirginIa Van Voor-
his or Ohio , nlli Luphnm ot Hhode Island.
Another recess for fifteen mlnutts was
taken. ,
Al 1:30 : Mr. Hutch alled unanimous con ,
sent thaI for the remainder ot tIme session
the wives and families ot memborl who were
unable lo gain Idmlsslon lo the galleries ,
he allowed on time floor or lie bouse.
The speaker replied that under time rules
ho could nut submit the request Mr.
Intch ( then created much amnsemont by
submitting tim qncston hhmel all hearing
no olJ'ecton ' ho ordered time doors opemued.
'lc hlles crowded through the dool's and
down the aisles , taking every scat unoecu-
plOll.
'I'ho commitee aUl0lnted to walt Ullon the
prosiulouit s "vlh Mr : 'Cntchlus as spokesman ,
lien aJIIared and informed time speaker lhal
the Ilreshent ! had no rurlhor cornmnutmicatlomi
to make to congress.
JOE C\NNON'S SURPRISE.
Mr. Cannon , republican ot Illinois , then
ohtllnUI time recognition and In a graceful
11'Itch ' Ilvell n resolution of thanks lo time
pealur. Such a resolution usually , comes
trom one or tIme lenders or the ( majorl )
The resolution was as rolows :
"Resoh'm ! . That the thanks ot the member -
hers or lie ( house be extended to the speaker
ot time house for the able , Imlu : tnl and dIg-
aided manner In whIch he liars presided over
ito ( llel"orllons or this houto and Jer-
orated the nrduuus duties ot the ( chair. "
A burst or nppllule greeted lie presenta-
ton ot Mr. ' Cannon's reselutlon , and a Ioon
,1M order was restored Mr. Hutch of Missouri ,
who was In the chair , recognized Mr. WI-
Eon , time chairman ot the ways and means
cornatittee.
"hlespttmmding on tIme spur of the momonl "
said he. "I desire to fay lhal we on thIs side
tire cul ) ' appreciative of time graceful and
courh'ons acton of time gonttman front liii-
hula. It Is I pheasant thing that nl tIme clule
of a congress at which there has been EO
/luch political II&aton and party antul-
cnhI , wO on both sides are able to testify
to time hnpartalty ot the realding officer. :
Ono of Limo pl ' . \antest things about Elrl'lcl I
In this hpuso , as 1 have tound I , h that Ilte I
Lhurpest political nntagonlsls IO ! not make
punonal eslrangemelts. 1 understand that
hits II not the rule In other countries , \hcr
aiitagoaismns. generally IJarly dllorolcls beget pfHolal
Mr. Simpson of Ians3 n representative pf
L\ third t party , was lien ( Lvgtulzed , and
r . ' ' . ' '
. .
joined In the teltmonlnl ( to the "kindness ,
goodness and fairness or the speaker. "
After a few word by Mr. Grosvenor In the
Imo lne , Mr. nnleh , who " 'a In the chair ,
called for a rising vote on the resolution .
Every member on the floor , save Mr. Heell
of Maine and Mr. Dalzel of Pennsylvania ,
arose and Mr. Hatch declare the resolution
unanimously adopted . A moment later when
Speaker Crisp ascended the rostrum the ap-
plano nlHI cheering was renewed , The
speaker bowed his acknowledgements , and
after hearing Mr. Cannons resolution read ,
he < tlvered his valedictory .
"itepresentattvos , " said lie . "I know you
will Pardon me It before performing my last
official act I wi give some expression to what
I feel , not only In regard to the resolution
which YOI have just amlopted but In respect
lo tIme uniform kindness courtesy all consideratIon -
oratIon with which I have been treated by
every member or this bOlly.
CRISP'S 1'AHgl.L. .
"Tho 11mculies ot the presIding officer
arise largely from lhls , that wltcreas there
are perhaps 14,000 or 11,000 bills Introduced
In a congreia , In the nature or things but a
small part of theta can have consideration.
if alt the measurt Introduced could be considered .
silered and acted tmpn hy the house then the
duties or time presiding officer anti ot members
would he rendertd mnch less dlmcul , hut
where emily a silal portion ot the measures
Introduced can be c nshlertd there I neces-
miriiy n struggle to determIne what those Particular -
tcular meaure : shall be . and train year to
yen this lJlculy Increases. The present ,
OceulJnt of lho chair-and ho reels that In
making this expression he but echoes time
experience of nearly everyone ot his prode-
cMsors-hnll no conceptcn of the dlmculles
, Incdent to the ence of speaker.
'Again I thank yomm nnd I say that I but
febl ) ' express my feelings. Never In my
life , no matter what may be its future , can
1 expd to attain so high an once ns that
which 1 owe lo your Idndnes . to yotmr can-
sideratiomi . to 'our partiality. In laying
down that office the greatest gratfcnlon ( that
could ! bo nlorded mae Is the evidence II this
rtslluto that 1 have discharged the duties
or lho place . In sOme degree at least lo hue
satisfaction at those gentemel lo whom I ,
1)lho once all to those genleltn on the' ( '
other side who hnvo always extended to mo
the Ilmost courtesy anti kindness. I "
A resolution was then adopted toward a
further demoustraton or good I will thanking
Mr. Pearson ot Ohio ehalrmnn of the com-
mitten on enrolled hIlls . for the successful
manner In which he had Ilertormell his arduous -
ous duties . after which the speaker nnnouucell
the appointment of Messrs. Culberton , demo-
oraL or Texas . lhitL , republican or Iinois
and hlmselt ( under the resolution adopted
last night ) as member or the military com-
mission Then time end came. The handset
ot the clock pointed lo 12.
"I now declare the third session or the
Fifty-third comugress " said the ( speaker , "ad-
joured without day. "
The silver mace was lifted , from Its mala-
chlo pedestal the fag above the hOlso was
lowered all amid cheers and cat calls front
the galleries a rush was made for the doors.
Dut from the press gallery came the sound
of music. The newspaper correspondents
were singing time doxology . "Praise Goi , [ rom
Whom All Blessings Flow. " The spectators
pause to listen and applaud , and lhen ns
the chorus censed pushed out and In a few
minutes the hal was deserted.
3t.\iSG n' lUSUINU U ; LOTTERIES .
r.l t alemisuro .Iglcl ly tIme I'resident It ts
Thought " 'II Pit rullohn II"IIC" . .
WASHINGTON , March 4.-The last mtas-
urn signet by the presilent today , and on In
which 0 great deal ot Inlerest has been
taken , 10 the ( "anti-lottery bill. " The measure
Is a brief one ot but four sections . time most
Important or which Is time first. This sped-
flea that "any ptrson who shah cause to bo
brought wihIn the United States front abroad
for the purpose o.r disposing or the same ,
or deposited In or carried by the mails ot the
United States or carried ( rom , one state lo
another In the United States , any , paper
certfct ! or Instrument _ purporting lo' be or
, represent n' ticket ; . ehuamice share or Interest
In or dene\lont.lnon thl event nO a 1nttrv .
- ; I i ' : i : " or. . : S 11 i i:7 ; l rp r ; e fi g
prIzes depetdent.'upol ' , Uery l chance or shall
cauo any ' advertisement ot such lottery ,
so-called. gIlt . concert or similar enterprIse
offering prizes dependent ' upon lot or , chance ,
to be brought intthU'nited _ Stnto or deposited -
posited In or carrie by lho mails ot the
United Stales , or transferred from one state
to another In the same ; Ihal be punishable
In the first offense by lprlsonment l for no
more than two years or by a fine or no more
titan $1,000 , or both and In the second and
after offenses by ouch Imprisonment only. "
The other sections ot the bill apply to
the act , alt provisions ot existing laws for
time supresslon at tIme lottery traffic or the
traffic In or circulation or obscene books and
extend the powers conferred In section 2.
chapter 98. or the statute ot 1890 , to all
letters or maters sent by mail.
DEDICATiON 01' CllliUl.UO.PAtli
Congressional l'mnmltco to arUelpato In
time < : lrOloIY Uc llltod.
WAShINGTON , March 4.-Upon lho Invi-
taton or Secretary Lament , and In accord-
alice wih ( tIme terms ot a concurrent resolu-
ton accepting the same , the following named
persons will represent congress In the dedication -
caton ot the Chickamauga Natonal park
September 19 and 20 next : .
Vice president speaker of the house , I
member at the Joint committee on dedlcn-
ton : Senators Palmer , Pasco , Mills . Proc-
tor , Squire and Petter. oher senators who
served at ClmIcknmauga : Bate , blackburn ,
Caffery . Manderson , Michel ( Wis. ) , Morgan
( Ala. ) . Senators who served In' other armies :
Derry , Cockrel , Davis Daniel , Gordon ,
Hawley , Quay anti Sherman.
lembers ot time house joint committee :
Kigore , Morgan , Wheeler , Cox , Maddox ,
Grosvenor , Kleter , Strong and A\ery. Members -
hers who served In other armIes or the
navy : Alexander , Dnlham , Boutehie . Cul-
berson Draper English . Harrison Hatch ,
10nderson ( ( I. ) , londroson ( ( a. ) . Hooker ,
Lnlhnm , Mallory , Mnrshal , Reed , Sayers
Sickles , Talbott . Van Voorhis (0. ( ) , Wilson 1 .
( W. Va ) . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1.wIIII IlltrlCf , \lnOUlcr .
WAShINGTON , March 4.-ln a dispatch
from Minister Willis nt Honolulu by Satur-
day's steamer and tttlrapllpd ! from San
ranch'co to Wnt'hlngton , time press reports
as to time comtutnton of thin sentences of
dealh hnllosed upon Gulck mind Seward are
confl'mpI , and I Is ale stated thnt the ex-
queen Wil senteucell to Imprlsolmenl for five
years and $5,000 111. -
Cu ' cv'I mimmil \11 I I i ll Oi 1 Ulck I I t , m us.
'Y ASIING'ON , Iarch I.-Tho Jhthouse
tender Violet , In which the president and
party ) . will take their ducking trIp lo the
loulls ot North Carolina . arrived here
today rrom hialtiunote. 1 II believed that
the restdent . lit- . O'Relly. his physician ,
nut ! two or three other friends wIll begin
their trip onurmrrow 1 18 thought that
time 11UI'ty wi ho absent at leusl len days
or two .WCC'IH.
c . ' mmuu 1nr" , " CjoC Hut of 1111ne8.
w'ASIIJNG'rON , Mnreh t.-The census ot-
ASIING'lON
flee cllld exlstanre as I bureau toddy , Ind
lmeremsftem , tIme wOllt at lie elevenlh census
heleuCt'
wi cons\lule \ m\'I"I' I division ot the In-
temior depot-intent. 'rho division now consists
of nlnlty clerks nml lu'Ce slleelul tigents .
with George it. Donnel at Missouri . tonner
chief clerk or lie hurenu. lS lvlslon clerIc
! t q _ . lr'L.i ! ! U2.W
highest Jo\'erment authority pronounces
! r. Price's by tar time best at the baking
iana't1era - _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
Irrtlrnlh.1 I : , 1111"1 I thlt 1'llh'd.
WAShINGTON , March 4.-Comnparatlvely
few Ilre.ldenlal numilatons were allowed lo
fail this 6tsslon for want of senatorIal action.
Time list of failures Ilclutes tiventy-five \ or
thirty Ilostmistcr and lhe following : DavId
O. Brown , lo bo collector ot cuslomi for lhe (
distrIct of Montlnn and Idaho ; J. Hero to
be fut secretary of the legation lo Japan.
Ten or a dozemu of lie ( posunastera' nomina-
ttons In time state ot New York . some of
lonl
whIch WHO malc on the ( tnt day of lhe see-
.Ion aero held back on the request . at Senator - ,
tor lull Inll the last executive s(0llon last
night , when bo ( alowCI theta to be favorably I
acted upon.
The following Ilstmasttu failed of con.
frmaton : Robert Kennedy , Plea.anton ,
1\ln. ; M. lueh , Scimuyior Neb. ; Luther
Clarke , Eureka . Nev. ; Wlia Edwel , AUs
louln. Mont Rejections ot the session In-
chutled W. C , Campbell , United States
manhsl for limo district ot Minnesota , and
masler A. D : Ensleck , Sioux Falls , S. 1. I , aim l st-
CROVEflPROVED - TIE 1 ALL
Approprint(6h ( Oenrod Up in the Oos-
ing Hours of th' Sesion , -
.10' _
LONG LST ! .HR ) MEASURES APPROVt
. -
Ant.Lolery 1Is nll ! tIme Amrnllmcnt lethe
the COI'yrl/ht futw 'rro Amon/ the
1'\'o \ ' tcne"Sr\'rr.1 His
IIIJII tnr I.mmcic of 'lmo.
.1
WASItINGTO . March 4.-Alt the Ip\ro-
prlaton bills have become laws I , the presl-
dent lhls morning having affixed his signature -
ture to the last or them ( to reach him-the
naval anfl general deficiency . Among the
bills approved by tIme president today were
the following : The agricultural bill ; the
fortifications apPropriation ; invalid pension
bill ; to authorize the Wisconsin and New
Duluth Bridge COl pan ) to construct a bridge
across the St Louis rIver between Wisconsin
anti MInnesota ; authorizing the construclon
ot a bridge across lho ilnois near lennepln ;
many his granting pensions or lo Increase
present pensions ; Increanlng to $100 lie ( peru-
slon per month lo Genral John A. ! c-
Ctrnand or Ilnol ; granting rower to the
duct justices or tl Unltl Slate In the
territories to appoint commissioners lo take
pro.ln ! hand cases ; to amend the act authorizIng -
Ing the Knmns City i'ittbumrg & Gulf Raii-
way company lo construct anti operate railway .
way telegraph ali lelephone lines through
Inllln territory ; to nmend the ( act Incor-
portng the American universiy ; an act lo
amend ! an act for time relief or volunteers
and regular soldiers or time late war anti the
Mexican war. passed March 2 , 18S9 ; lo amend
an act lo regulate lens of judgments anti
! crease of courts or the United States , al-
provol August I , 1889 ; tIme sundry civil ,
legislative . executive and judicial approprln-
ton hills ; to amNII nn act for the erection
or a government buIlding lt Chicago ; a joint
resolution authorizing time delivery or certain
cannon to time Louisville Grand Army or the
Republc ; joint resolution to continue time
present officers and courts In the Indian terrI-
tony until n bill for the reorganization has
been completed ; to amend nn act provldlug
for the ( reduction ot the gross lOllnage or
vessels or the United States ; Joint resolutions
for the ( printing or a digest ot laws and decisions -
cisions relating lo time compensation ot of-
dais of United States courts ; Joint resolu-
ton lo extend the time In which mmbrs or
lho Fifty-third congress may distribute
documents ; Joint resolutions calling on the
president to take such measures as he may
deem necessary lo consummate time agree-
ment between the government ot Spain
and the United Stales for the relief ot An-
tonio laxlmo Mora ; providing for time salaries -
arles ot JUdges and other officers ot the
Unlell States courts In lho Indian territory ;
nn act for tim suppression or thin lottery .
traffic through nnloual and interstate con1
merce ali the postal service . 1ubject to the
jurisdiction anti laws ot the United States.
( This bill Is intended to mnke more fully effective -
feclve previous - lottery suppression leglsla-
( ion ) ; amnemmdingsectlon 4.965 at chapter 3.
title GO ot the " diplomatic and consular and
the naval apPropriation bills.
a\roprlnton : bis
The tolowlng'lbls failed to receive the
signature orf the president and therefore
fallout to become laws : To protect the insignia -
sllnln and hue name or the fled Cross ; to
nmend nn nbt tot provIde for the time and
place ot holding ( terms ot time United Slates
courts In thQJstte of 'Vashlngton ; lo amend
an act "autiorlzlng the Texarkana & Fort
Smllh Hnlh"hy ' cdmnpany lo bridge time Sulphur -
phur river ir.rkansas or In Texas , " np-
provell April 21 , 1894 ; for the relief ot tole-
grph oPlrntqFs'"l rtng the war or the rebel-
lon ; to grnt ' to railroad companies In the
.lndlnn territory m/lditiouial powers lo secure
rIght of way - depot grounds etc. ; to grant
the Gainesville . McAlesteer & S. Louis
Railroad . - - eoinn nv the rl:1t to build two
branch hin nint'o I ft t the ' right of \vi '
thereror , through the Indian territory ; grant-
lag to time slnto at Kansas the abandoned
Fort Hnyes military reservation for the purpose -
pose ot ostnblshlng western branches ot time
Kansas Agricultural c lego and or the Kan-
sat State Normal institute thereon and for
. ' public parks ; to authorize the auditor for the
War department lo audit certain qunrler-
mnster's vouchers , alleged lo belong lo John
Finn at St. Louis Mo. ; also 0 number ot
private bills . being measures either for relief -
lief . or to grant pensions or to correct mull-
Iary records
MAltNG nOc 1 FOIL ThEIR Fll NDS.
AmcndmentVhlch Gave Outgoing ConS
Ir.8.mon I , Appolntmont or Cadets
WASHINGTON . March 4.-Dy the shrewd
move of Including a little amendment In
the sundry civil appropriation bill at a late
moment , elgblfn members who will come
lo the next congress will find they have
no appointments or cadets to the naval acad-
emy at their disposal. As soon as I was known
that the ( appropriation bill had ben signed .
inchucliug as I did , the provision that mem-
, btrs ot lho Fifty-third congress whose dis-
tricts were nol represented at the acadenmy
might ' fill lho vacancies , lhero was a rush or
papers to thin Navy departmenl. Time was
nn object for I was necessary for lho out-
going members to make lhelr nominations
before tIme hour of noon when ( lucy ceased
lo hold office. Secretary Herbert received
hue nominations presented before 12 o'elock ,
numberIng eighteen . and lhe' appointments
will bo made out ns soon as they can be
prepared for signature Among the nomina-
tons ot cadets to the naval academy made
today were Dy Mr. CoCreon-W. G. Hoes ,
Cheyenne Wyo ; by Mr. Chnmp Clark. D. D.
White , Danville , Mo , alternate P. I" . Ehr-
lmard St. Charles ; ; by Mr. CamlnetU , James
T. Fancy , Jackson , Cal , alternate M. G. Perking -
king , Orville , Cal .
Millions of consumers unite In testifying
thin complete satsrnclon given by Dr. Prleo's
Crenm flaking Powder. .
1'lHUW.1 fJ'RJSiIIO COUlT CU"JrJ "l S.
I.ormg Llst'of UIlnIOU 111101 10\1 , nInny
of ' 'ho'l lunportmint .
WASIINqTON , March 4.-The supreme
court met today after a recess of tour weeks
with all the justices except Mr . Jackson In
attendance. A long list ot opinions was dis-
posed ot rppldly. Many ot them decided
cases of great Importnnce. The interesting
qUtstlon whether time convicton or a person
by means ot a , decoy letter Is legal was
pnssell upon iihG I $ case ot one Grimme , con-
vlcled In Mlsjout for dealing In obscene
pIctures. lie \UI\ered a letter front a post-
olce Inspecloa which resulted In his convic-
ton , and he appeqled agaInst time means by
whIch II was : secured % . Time court hell lhat
decoy letters \ \ re' both morally and legally
justifiable. 'fhdclilon or the circuit clurt
for time distriel o4Maasacimusetta In time case
or the National teglster cOlllany against
time boston C ll' indicator and Record ! cem-
IJnny was re\trwl , the ollnlon , , by Justice
Brown , hold I J ) tlo deteruibamtt'c Ilcllne Is
an Inrlngemolt ( 'oh time National cash ngls-
tar 1 l ( '
f
An interestzconstitumtionai { CIUlllon was
InterestlpCOnstltonal 1 lerl ngalnst
time state at Mihoulti. 1'he former IS an agent
or peddler artfller / sewing machInt-s. J
was sought \0 \ l1nko him . ' ' 1 peddt'r's ,
license , which e ' refused , In order - ' tt : the
law , cOllendlnl ) ) hnt as time IIChl:01 came
tram New Jersey time ICJI10 was a \.strlc-
ton 01 the constluonll IIjh of interstate
commerce. The court itch ) thaI whim . 11,0 . ,
goods came from nether state they. . tre
being handled ns n rlar lt LImO local 11\1 do.
lestc cOII ' rje. ' ( 'lucy \ re imo Jon.'r , time
subject of lntvr4ate ramble , but luaU t , el
mertlwlh hue ' ; .aatus ot property \1 :1.ln' :
lhe state , so th'e cccup"tln of selling lon (
was properly a 4ubject ' for state police regu-
lotions and In no way contrary lo the [ td.
oral commstitmton ( ( .
Time Arkansas law ot 1887. lmitng has- '
senger , tares lo 3 cents a mile and fixing a
penaly of $300 for each o\ercharge , was
austaiimod
In lh case ot the United States agaInst
George H. Pral and Monroe SalIsbury ot Cal-
Irornla , to recover excessive IlaYlenls made
to them ( for clrrylns the mails , lhe acton
of time court below In dismissing the ( case
was reversed.
The conviction of Harry F. 1latchelor , for-
merly president at the Stockgrowers' Na-
tonal bank of : les City , Moot. , for embez-
: ' " 0 ' . . . " . : ' . ; - . : . . . . . , . . _ .P :
rlement , by th crcuit court for lhp district
of Montana , was revertll on time grould that
the Inllelment was defectIve .
The case or Dannon & Mllkey against
hue state of Oregon , tIme 111alnlIs having
been cenvletel ! , with hventy.fve others . ot
conspiring lo bring Chinese laborer Into
the eiate contrary lo the law , was dccided .
The chief allegation of hue Plaintiffs In
error was that the Indictment taletl to
aver that tht act was felonioully done . butt
the court held this was not good and IUS-
lnlnel lho lower court In Its conviction ,
The case of Francis A. Coffin anti Percival
D. Coffin , plalnlr In error , against the
Unlod Stales , appealed from the district
court for time district ot Indiana Was ru
versetl and 1 new trial ordered Time plnln-
tiffs were Inileted 01 Ito chare of conspiracy -
splrncy to ( wreck the Indianapolis National
bank In 1S93 , amid upon trial were rounll
Iuly as chmargetl . and appealed to the ( su-
11rome ; court. The ollinion was llel\'eroll by
Justice Whit. who went Into time charges
at considerable bemugth . dlseusslnc among
other questions those or time IJresumptons or
Innocence. speclnl atenton Is given to the
false enlrles charJed to have been mastic In ,
the books or time bank In the interest or lhe
Coffins . I Is hell the maklnc or a false
entry ja j a concrete offemuse . which Is nol
cOlmltel1 where the transacton entered
actually look place anti Is enterCl exactly ns
It occtmrred. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SI\lat TO 11 : TII 11 1.\IYINU Cl\ ' .
-
Shmonsmrs fur the : r\ 1'll11 Soon
isruto aim Admiress '
WASIINGTON , Iarch 4.-The lteUng ot
American Ihiuuactallic league
membt\s at time Dhletalc
which has been In progress here during hue
last lwo weeks , will sOn Issue an address to
lho Amerleal people asking thtlr slpport for
a new party having for time principal planks
of Its platorm time free and unlmle coin-
ago of silver at the ratio Dr 16 lo 1. anti de-
mantling that thin money ot lhe country shah
bo issued by the government I ! e I. The nil-
dress will inaugurate { new , featur II
Amorlean politics by doing away wllh time
: 0111 system ot nominatng conventions . wi
call Ul10n time people themse\'es lo nomlnato
candidates for the ( once or president amid
vice preslent by petition . I Is IrluCI that
delegates to nomlnatnc conventions do not
always represent the vlows all wishes or
the people sOllng lhem , all It has lhererore
been decide ! ! thnt time people tlmemuselves In
their own names , shall for once name time
canthitiate . The address will also place II
nom Ilaton Joseph C. Sibley of Frankliit . I'a. ,
whose lerm as representative In congress
tram the Twenty-sixth district expired today
! r. Sibley dtclnell lo run for rCelectol last
fall , preferring to retire lo prIvate life . aI !
It was only ! lhe urgent and persistent
solicitation or the mtmbers or time cOlrtrenco
that ho finally consented lo he\l : the movement -
ment for a new silver party. Time league has
lund In conrerenco lucre during time last two
weeks leading silver men from twenty-four
states amid territories , and the decision lo ask
hue voters of the ( country to lay aside their
allegiance lo the old parties until time great
figimt for silver has been won was not arrive
at wllhout much deliberation and consula-
ton with tim silver leaders In alt sections
of time countr ) ' . _ _ _ _ _ _
TIME FOR L'AYanI1T IS EXT1SDED :
TUI JOI l'AYMI :
Settlers on C.IOlllllhul Reservntons Given
a 1.ft by ( 01 ; 10'8.
WASHINGTON . March 4-Speclnl ( Tele-
gram.-In ) the conference committee on tIme
Indian appropriation bill an amendment was
inserted providing for an extension or one
year CI thin installment payments required
lo bo made by all homestead setters and
purchasers or lands on ceded Indian rcserva-
Lions In time states or Nebraska , North Dakota
tons
South Dakota Montana and Idnho. Congressman -
man ! eldejohn believes tiles tils provision
wi apply lo purchnsEs or Omaha Indian
lands and will provide for the extension.
Senator Alien was unable lo secure con-
sideraton In the senate of the elklejohn
bi to prevent lho sale ot Intoxicants to In-
dians. There was not sufficient time to get
lhls bill before the senate at lhls session , and
the measure therefore failed of enactmen
Chnnleq Iin U"nlt : umrl"IR. :
WASHINGTON Marcia ' d.-Speciai ( Tele-
gram.-The comptroller or lie currency has
been notified ot the following changes In
olcerH of the Nebraska national banlR :
First National . Alma C. \V. Griffimm . nsslst-
ant cashier ; First Natimial . Tobias . Dewitt .
C. Marsh . vice president In place of L E.
Southwick ; First National , Chadron B. L.
Scovel , Isslslunt cnshler : First National ,
Wisner C. C. McNish , president In place
oC A. H Graham : First National . Aubumrn .
'V. H. Bonsleld' assistant cushier , In place
o F. L , HuH ; First National . ,1lcCoolc ) 1" .
ot Pennel. assistant cashier ; First Na-
tonal , Nelson A. J. Miner . vice president ;
First National . North Platte . James I' .
Car' vice president , In place ot Ernest
Davis
The comptroller ot currency has aprovc
the Valley National bank at Des Moines asa
a reserve agent for the Farmers Natonal
bank at Webster City . Ia.
lslsom Qlnltod 05 Jlnl8tor to lodeo.
WASHINGTON Mardi 4.-Wllhln two
hour after Mr. Ransom ot North Carolina
that state senator
ceased to represent as a ,
he had qualified as United Stales minister
to Mexico The ceremony took place In the
room ot Assistant Secretary Uh. Mr. Unn-
somn svlii leave for home tomorrow to put
Rm personal affairs In shape and will retur
lo Washangton In the course of three weeks
'Vash/nlton
lo receive his instructions.
LeaveR for Army Uteor" .
WASHINGTON , 1arch 4-Speclal Ttle-
grlm.-Flrst Lieutenant Robert 'V. Dowdy ,
Seventeenth infantry , Is granted one month
extended leave ; First LIeutenant Thomas
H. AmlnmS l"lrth nrtiiierv . one month ex-
lenaC : First Lieutenant Alexander T. Uean ,
Fourth cavalry , fourteen days exlen < t.
leUdeJohn ( Sot Ills 111 Thiroummim .
WAShINGTON , March 4.-Special ( Tele-
cram.-Immedlately ) after the house reconvened -
vened last nigh ! r. Meiklejohn called up
arid secured lhe passage or his bill lo prevent
the sale ot Iltoxicants to Indians.
1ou.o < : urrcI01 Commmuismilommr'rtu.
WASHINGTON , March 4.-Crisp , Culber
son anti Hlt have been appolnled house
members ot the monetary 'commission.
: , .
The housewlro's nmblton Is crowned when
site uses Dr. prlce's baking Powder.
.
TICJ.KUItII'i11J JulIE LW .
Time Adventist conference' at battle Creek ,
! lch. , close yesterday .
W. C. Coup the famous circus imaan died
yesterday at Jacksonville , l la.
Fire Sunday destroyed most ot time busi-
ness part of the village ot 'Vaterfonl , Pat
Tine htalh authorities at hot Sprll ! ,
Ark , report lhey have time Emal pox under
coutroi.
Samuel A. Drown , sr. , ' well known
Michigan horseman , died yesterday at Los
Amagele , Cal ,
Parfitis from Furnas county , Neb. , were before -
fore time Kansas City Ministerial assoclatioim
asking aid for time people of that county ,
The enrolled bill to prevent wInter racing
at Roby was stolen before it was elgumeti ,
but time bill was again enrolled and the gay-
ct-nor signed it.
Iteports ft-ohs Ouimrie ( , Old , , iambicato hint
time legislature is comimpletehy In time control of
a lobby wimkciu is dictating thin legislation of
the closing nays of time cession ,
Time harvey Steel company imas brommght cumit
against time fletidehmemma Iron comnpany for in-
frlngement of its patent in fbhiimig Its con.
tract witim time Russian government.
Time Proprietors amid employee of time WashIngton -
Ington Mining exchange at St. Louis were
discharged on time ground it was not proven
( imey lied gambled. They vIhi be arrested
again omm another eliot-ge.
NotIce ,
All fled Mon of Onialma , Fort Omaima and
Council Bluffs are eaInoetly requested to
meet at 12:30 : p. m. today at fled Men's imall ,
Coittinentai block , to attend funeral of our
late brother , George A , bennett.Villiarn
Cathin , assistauit chief of records.
Attegmtiomu , I , 0 , 0. V.
Tine remains of our late brotimer , George
A. Bennett , swill be taken to Prospect 11111
cemmietery instead of Forest Lawn , as announced -
nouncod in yesterday's haper.
T. S. Clarluson , 021 1st Nat , ilk. Bldg.
Irrigated agricultural lands , California fruit
lands , Omaha realty.
One dose of Steam's Electric Paste I. death
to rati , roaches and other yet-mitt ; 25c.
Ti
CRIIIO ? : is ACMN \\'INNER \ \
Ilornco Leeds GlVesHfrn a RattlingRun for
ills Money , However ,
AUSTRAUA SENDS ANOThER CANDIDATE
lcmimiy ( lives Sally Smimitim All ho Ccii iu to
Make n Stmsmud Oil suitim lilmut-Two
Now Omit's l'ut flit for ma Unit--
taiui itmaiser.
CONCY ISLAND , Mat-cIt 4.-One of the
best cards ever Put up by tue Seaside
Atlmbetie climb was timat hareiareti ) for its ua.
trans tonigimt. Toting Griffo , time Australian ,
t.as again to time fore to show his wontberful
akiil , and a big crowd camiao over front
Phuilatbelpbuia to see hmw horace Leeds of
Atlamutia City , N , 3. , totuid imiake it with
( ho amatipodean. There was a good ( heal of
( luiet betting emu tue event , but even money
was ( lie prevailing prIce , Anotiuer newcomuner
was imutroduced to time spectators Ia time person
of Tom Denim ) ' , who hmohd time foatimerwelglut
cimamiupionshlp of Australia. Ic'nny lisa cx-
hireseeLi it desire to nut-ut George iixoua , tue
soomt : ms a mmiatchm ouiti be arranged. Fiuly
4,000 siuectators were present. 'i'imn Iluret
refereed all time bouts and Bob Smtehl lucid time
Wiutcim ,
At Sl0 : o'clock Marty McCue maul Danmu'
Meibnitte entereti tue rtmag. 110th mcmi iooketi
in goomi cimmthition , numb ( lucy % vt're e'cmmhy
litatcimed as to iueigiut amuti rettchm , ulcCtme
led otmt imt ( hue start amid forced time lighting.
tl cbbriule cotumitered fremltmematll' flub m'iiowcd
hi is sumperiont tIP at I ma tight I mug , Sitmggi mig ut-c-
called tlumoumgimotit , arid little or muo scilemire
was iiisilmnycti by either man , in ( hue fotmrtim
rouumtb l'nlcbritlo got first blood , niuui imu time
IlIum moumtul iieCnme gut iii a. hot omue out the
face , ctmtting Meibritle's cimet'k , Imu ( lie bust
roumitl hothi nit'n vnrnaemi ump mtnml innule
tlaimugs lively , Iulcltride hind tIme call at. the
etiui of time rotund , timid wtmen tim referee
awunrtiei ( lie light t to huiuma the decision wits
received vitim cheers.
'fern Iemami ) ' of Aumuuralia ( amid Sohly Snaitit
of Cmmhiformuia vcre thiS aaext Pair. 'l'hiey tact
at 122 huoumicls for a teum-rotmmiti go. leuiny's
secomumlim vere Sam F'itzpatrick'un F' . l."iootl
riuttI l'mmduly Gommuami , all of Austrahin , amid
Mike Kelly of Itneimester , Jqe Cronimt of
New York timid Tout Cooney of liostun
honketl aftert Smiuithm's vel fare.
ltmumid 1-hhotht mcmi sparreth fom' hirtlf a
mtiimaumte. Smithi then led nmaul fell short , btmt
got iii a good body blow a. monamamut inter.
Smith handed on Iemany's hueutrt , Demamty
laiudetl his heft out tIu ear. Srnithm led , thuemu
they clinched anti iou , with Donna ) ' ummauber-
neatlu. It 'as Smith's roummuti.
C1OtVD IIISSiOD SMITIr.
Round 2-Snaitht led , hut fell short. Ieuiny
Inmideth his loft on ( hue botly and nighit on time
Jaw. Snaihm nguttn led vfhtli ) ' , but got in a
left-hander omt time ear Smnitiu swtmng and
cnughit 1)emimmy out the huack of the head ,
Denny went to hale knees ttmitl Smith swumig
agaIn , htmL missed anmi 'us roundly luissetl.
'rite referee catmttouted him , Just as ( lie gong
m'aiig Denny got. in a hot uuuicht on Slnitlm's
nose.
Hound 3-Both men , sparreti carefully.
Smuithu rushied his man to the ropes and
laitdeti a stimiger on Denny's ear. 1)cnuuy
landed with hits left cia time body and hits
right on the ja' . This was lenimy's rounti.
Hound 4-Smith led , hut watt bocutifumily
stopped vdthi it left hiantler on the jais' .
Smith swung vtldiy. Denmtv handetl a strong
left on SmIth's miose. mnitht frequently
led , but soimtetinaes fell short. Denuma ) '
sitoweti thme cleverer work , but incited
strength ,
fioumud 5-Denny led twice , btit failed to
hand. Smith rushieti nt hum , but did not lilt
itlm. Auauttmer rumsh amid lie handed withal hmls
left on the heath. Demany wmts very qumick
in avoidIng puntsltrncutt , but. his biows
hacked steam.
Hound 6-Nothing of any consequence oc-
cut-red in this roumud.
Round 7-Smith got in two straighat jabs
on the body , He rushed Denny timid
snuashed lmtm in tue face. Denny kept out
of reach until the goimg sotmmatied.
flotmnti 8-Smith rushed bits man across the
ring and got in thiree light hod ) ' blows.
Denny rmumichaed Sunitit in time sitle.
Round 9-During this round Smith tried
hard to hand , but Denny warded off Imis
blows cleverly. . Denny's iaose begama to
bleed. In two rallies Smatitli 'failed to hand.
TIme spectators all admired tIle Australian's
gameness as lie came up to the nucratcht
niUckihv
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. iO-Smith swung and Denny coun-
tered. After some sparring Smttit rtmshmetb
lila man Ilercely , but failed to land. Smith
got Denny against the ropes and ima a stiff
rally failed to do any danimtge , as Denny
( befended himself excellently , and whien ( lie
gomig sounded time honors vere even. Time
referee declared the bout a draw ,
LEJDS APPEARED FIRST.
TIme fight of time ntghmt was then an-
miounced. Horace Leeds was thus lirst to
climb thmm'ou.gh the ropes , accompanieti by
lui secontbs , Harry Lawrence of New York ,
hal ) Anderson , Tom Henry amati Chamurles
Shea , all of Atlantic City. Young Grtffo
fohloweti just at 10 o'clock , His seconds
were Paddy ( lorman , Micky Dunn and
Denny Murphy ot Australia. Grit-to looked
fat , but in good condition , while Leeds , vhao
is the taller , hooked trained to the hour.
Time bout i'as to be of twelve rounds duration -
tion at 133 pounds.
Round 1-Leeds led , but Grlffo landed on
the ear with his loft. Leeds again led ,
landing on tIme hotly. Griffo countered out
the ear. Leeds letl with his left , btmt Griffo
ducheed cleverly. Both landed on the body
and ear. Leeds gave Griffo hais elbow in
tue body , At this end of time round Grit-to's
nuoutht was bleeding.
Hound 2-GriiTo landeti twice witht his
left on Leeds' jaw , arid after rapid changes
landed again on the mouth. Leeds leti , htmL
Griffo handed twice over ( lie heart , and once
more in the face , but got a hteavy blow over
tue heart in return. 'lime men clinched when
time gong rang.
Round 3-They .started in very lively with
rapid exchuanges on thte body anti fitce.
whuicim ss'ere equably clivideul. Leetis lantleti
over time hmeurt twice , Leeds led , handed oma
thin body , but Oriffo countered on the face.
Leeds huept lending for ( lie heart. GrIffo's
elbow 'as very much dmt evidence. At time
cml of time round Leeds hitnded omt time body
auth face ,
Jtountl 4-Leeds landed his right heavily
on thin body. Grit-to hit LOetis on the jiuw
with liii ; left. Lt-eds swung with hmi left , but
Gniffo dodged. Griffo lilt his man live
times imt succession in time face , Leeds
itmnasheti hmtmn In time chest , Grtffo was puff-
lug at the end of thIs rountL
Itoumid 6-Leeds led ammd Griffo countered
on the head. I3othi men vere flglmtimmg hard.
Leeds let ! three tImes , but Gnitto unmicked.
Leeds placed his left on Grit-to's moutlt nntl
Grit-to returumeti tue comnphtinent. Gnii'to
lmtmmtled on tIme jaw vithm his left. Leeds hmit
Griffo in ( lie face ,
GRIFFO TitifiD BACK-IIEELINO.
floumad G-Grltto letb , but fell short , and
% 'aH imisimeub for ama attempt at back-hmeeiimmg ,
liotha men handed onm time moumtit , Grit-to
snunebmed Leeds in the ( mice. ( iniffo hunibed
on tue neck. Leeds leml anti OritTo smumehued
imim on the jaw , ( iritto worketi hue elbow
trick frequently. Before tue gong sounmdetl
Grit-to lilt his man on time ear.
Itounti 7.-Grifo led off , 110th inca coimma-
tem'ed on time body Leeds lemI amid was
counteretb. Grirto got in twice on time fitce ,
( info lamuded eu thin face ouico naore , ( irtifo
lilt Leeds in time eye , but Leedn count reth
0mm thin body , Gritfo hunChed hum ira time
wind. Leeds led and Gritfo coumatered ems
( hue jaw ut time close of the round ,
Itonirul 8-Iiothm mcmi got in on thin face ,
amid Gm-life lanmieti heavIly on thin mnonmthm ,
I.eetla began bleedinag fromum the nuoUtii ,
( info landed twice on LImo ear with Iminu
rigimt. ( Iriffo loth. but fell simort. Leeils
led witit hitS right , but fell shuort. Leetlum
snnuheti ( iriffo In ( lie motmth with imis heft
drawing mnortu blood , ( Jrltfo again smammhmt'uI
lmimm opponent ira thin face with biB m-giut ( arid
time round closed.
Itounuui 0-Leeds led , and Grifto ttot1gd.
Leeds tried to dodge again , but got a hilow
in the hmmtck. leetis sinashmetl ( rIfe out thin
Jin % ' anti info got imi art ( hue taco tt'ice.
Leeml lemi , butt 'ums mtiiOrt. Aim usual ( iriftO
fiuuisimed time ronmnmul by emnnmuhing Leeds , timI
tiiaae out tint face.
ltou'aui lO-Uriffo led for time taco. but fell
short. ietiH led , html. Only hit lm'lffo's unit.
( InIfo iutntieml nut ( lie jaw , ( irhfto jninaped tip
in an attempt to imlt 1.ecmle cii thu ( nec , bnmt
fell simort , Leeml got a stiimger under time
heart , Leeds rushed and Iii'lfto ibodged.
'I'imen Leeds let ] , tinilto thmret % ' hits shmmutmhticr
into him rtmmmi some of thin pt'rsons mmear thte
rlmmgsitie shmotmted to I inmrst to watcin imhn ,
Itonmnmi 11-110th men ripuiired for arm open-
immg , itntl ( irlito landed or , time heft ear. After
some more sparring ( irhi'to smutshuu'ul Leeds
again mm time ear anmd tmupimed imim liuiitiy on
time face. ( ii4ft'o got to ( lie jaw witlm lui
right , but got can cmi time mnoUtln ( regis
I.eeds , info tried his dhuoultbem' and got hilt
iii ( lie butek tnnd oiu time lined , lapitt ( tight-
imig fohiowel before limit gOnje sotmntcied ,
loun'i 12-Leeds hamatbed lila left on tIme
hod ) ' . Leeds again 10th and Gu'lfro coun-
( eretl on time face. Delhi countered on tile
( ace , numb ( lien ( info jubbuni Letds imi tue
fmtce. ( JrIffO s'ae sniuihtng whmmu ito tiuppeul
Leeds lightly on time face , ( Intro hilt Jeedu
on the ear , Leetla made ii , wild swing , but
info dodged once more. Leeds pmmicimed ,
Uriffo imi tire mouth und iricd his shmuultieu'
once iaaone. 'Fhmu gnniu ( lien ended time light
amidst siouitts ) of ' ( irItTo" antI coummter
aimoutut of Leeds.
Referee hurst decided In favor of Griffo ,
Itestmltlmmt X'iotv Orne'mius.
NESV ORI.EANII , March 4.-Track slow ,
Results ;
First race , five amid orse.hnaif furhomtgs :
Merritt (15 ( to 1) ) won , 'Vt-aloha ( S to 0) seeoutmI
Fidget (1.5 ( to 1) ) third , Time : I'll.
Secoiid race , maiden 2-year aIds , three
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ttmrlengs : Virgo (2 ( to 1) ) won Eltecil (1 (
to fi ) second , Saritit I' (2i ( to 1) ) tt4m'd , Tirmiot
0:39. :
0:39.Plaitti race , seven anti one-hiatt fuurlonga'1
Fiorenco (6 ( to I ) won , iSrakemiamana (8 ( to 1)
coconut Silvan (12 ( to 1) ) third , Time : 1ti : %
F'otmrhi race lmmlnlicutim ( , lx ( nit-longs : Miss
Galop (12 ( to iS won , MISC Lilly (9 ( to f' ) s0c
onti , ihibernian Qtieen (8 ( to 1) ) thuirtl , Tintiot
1:15. :
1:15.Fifth race , five furlongs : Miniver ( I to 6) ) "
s.on1 Shelby lbostomi (16 ( to 1) ) secontlS'altor
0 ( to 1) ) tiiirtl. Tumid Ituhu : ,
Sl'OIIT AT lh , % ' DISTRiCT lMl'ItOViNG.
irine.Wemthafr lit-legs ( liii thin Crowds anut
huiIues ihimmummimmg Excellent ,
SAN FRANCISCO , Mnu'cht 4.-'riare favor-
ties i'oma today at ( hue 110) ' District. The
iliac weather is bringing out big crO'ds anm )
runkimug time rammumuimmg excehiemat , Tue cart i
title nfermmoon ( hunti somuuc ephemudiui entnieI
niati chose tinmiehmes seemiueti to be time orulen"
nut thin day , Stmmuumutar' :
INist race , six fumrlomigim , tutnltleuas : Grotto ,
102 , llergcmt ( S to I ) , welt ; 'I'emut ( 'hark , 102 ,
( inilhIma (7 ( to h ) , 5000miti : My Sweetheart ,
K. , lbunmuq (3) ( to I ) ( lilt-ti. 'l'imtuc' : I :15t. : Are-
itci te , tis 'iilotmgiuh' , i.oehtimtvitr .Ioca.
, ltilin Mutt-tilt , hilly , \ I0muroC'Iidmt amu Little
litthi muisti ruumu.
Socramiti umace , five ftmniouags : liroatiherul ,
107 , ( 'mirr (2 ( tut 1) ) , won' Mnlmomtuiy , 06 , It ,
leant (3 ( to i ) , secorumi ; M1- MccartHy , 103 ,
( 'oeiirutmi (15 to 11. timlrtl. 'i'hitme : 1 :01 , lint-it
I ltmmutsmmaamm , liltitcghmuniml , Euro , ldtutpresum o
Norfolk , , millie mu mimi .1 tihmituuy i'n y it e muse t'n ii.
'Fhuirti rites , six tumniomigs : Gaorg. ' F' . Smltim ,
103 , ibergemi ( I to 1) ) , wmmi : lomt i"ulnmmo , 105 ,
( 'item mu (7 ( to I ) secrflui ; Timit lturluiuy , 107 ,
Cam ( eveit ) , third , 'I'Immae : 1:14 : % . lteahizu- , (
Lit ) ml alsO maim.
Fotmrtit nice , six furlongs : lint-ny Lewis ,
ill , I ieimirk'hms (2 ( to 1) ) , 'omu ; Mnm'iettn , 101 ,
lbturiimigiuitte (7 ( to 1) ) , mtecntmmth ; titmtinieer 119
( 'lint-mt (15 ( to 1) ) , tlmirtl , 'I'imute : ll3 , omut
llttiummer , Iomi Cat-sam' , Arctic mtmid Lodi 0150
mi.
mi.Fiftlt race cite timil , seillmtg : Ihico , 09
intuit ( I ; to h ) wouu : immgoiumur : , 101 , Chat-mi (4 (
to 1) ) , mnecoimml ; kear ( biumsud , Itt' , , C. W'oier (40 (
to I ) , third. 'rinac : 1hi' : , Mutry B , 'l'igress ,
Cormmiutlssiouu anti lienmintlimmo uulso m'amu ,
1)owmifmtii cit lttintze'a h'iac.
In the setto lmetweemm time Omaha nuiti
ICotmmutze l'ltce'iuist : clubs tlte forimmer vOn
imt a mutest decisive uutmtituuer , There s'ere
tvematy-fotmr boards at dumpbicnte whaist
IltiYetl by encht teammu , time Ointtiuuis wlmumuing
ima every Immetamice , 'i'hie score by teamuts was
as fellows :
'remtins. Poimatmt. Gaima.
Tillenmi anti Scnmamtcll . , , . , , , , , , . , , , . , 148 7
Lutmnio nmud Shmielm1' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
lbtxter nmutl llmtrlcmtesq . . _ , . , , , , , , 110 4
Rector anti uhmteotmtber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
\VIlbem' , runti 1itht . , , . . , , . . . . , , , , , , , 1G3 ii.
\nmi Cotmrt hmmti lhnmudbtmry , . . . , . , . isa
Cmuistocht amid Ilitimmeliart. . . . . . . . . . 1111 11
C'htnumn nun Tiuommiute , . . . . , . . , . , . , , , I it ;
hirtunumen' amid htuniburt. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 iS 1
Vood amati Crtmmmimmier. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
.borduni mumaml Musseluatami , . , . . . . , , , , . 115 18
Rediclc tumid Stutphmeum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13' ' )
Total galit for Omiuahma W'lmist club , , , . .
Cost dIe ( iot I hue lccIout ,
MONTRfiAL , Marcia -1.-Five thousand
persons vitmaesset1 time ( ems-rotund glove coma-
test betveemt itlartimt Costello of Mommtreai
amid hilly \\oot1s of Deitver at Sohunuer itark
tonight , which resumlteti in a draw. Titum
first timree rounds resulted iii commsitlorable
ellutchulmug mmmd a fes' ( mails , Timemi thin fourtit
ataul hlftlt roumatla cnuite anti Costello cona-
ineimced to do some gooti worhc. In time sixth
runt ! se'eittlm rotmmids hmomaors were about event.
Ciiuichiing , whmichm % s'uum a. niarketi feature in
every roumad , was indulged in matore Ire-
qtmeiitiy as tIme fight itroceedeil. In tIme
eighth rotmmatl the vork because lively anti
Costello did coutsiderable tlodginmg to avoiti
ntmimtshmmnent. Imi thin mainttht anti taimthu rotinu1
\Voods asiturned ' ( he tiggressive minti amande
time maaill fairly Iitteresftmug. Stevensoit , ret-
cr00 , declared time couitcst ti draw lit favor
of Costello ,
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A ulmteness and wholesomeness equaled
by no other leavening agent always let-
IhJrtod , b' Dr. Price's Baiting I'owder.
LOC4L flUE J'JTIES.
Thursday of this week a meeting of the
hoard of mnamuagors of ( lie State Board of Ag.
ricuhttmro will be held at time Millard.
August Ziesel , who died at St. Joseph
hospital on Friday last , was buried Sunday ,
March 3 , at laden , \Sis. , hmts old htonno.
Quito a nunaber of city officials timid acme
oumtsiders 'went to Lhmmcoln yesterday to
lend their assistance in tile i'ecomastriictiofl at
time Ontahua charter.
Timero will be a meeting in thin Mission
building , 114 Northn Tenth street Wednesday
evening. I'reachtlng by Rev. J. H. Gilbert ,
Poor especliuhly' ixavited ,
A. L. Towle , formerly a register of the
UnIted States land office at O'Neill , line removed -
moved to Los Angeles , Cal. , and emaibarkeul
in the real estate busimiess ,
At ( ho w'ar song concert Thmtmrsday evenIng
there will be simown large stereopticort portraits -
traits of ox-Presidemat Lincoln , Generals
Grant , Logan , Sluerntan , Sheridan and 4t- )
mimi Farragut. Time plates for these pictures
Imavo been secured front Chicago and are time
ones used at a similar concert given tlmero
iii January , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JI'Eit TJIJUI 1"UIIEUiI.ST.
Ltghut Locrul SnmowiFollowcci by Pair
Weather ( mm Nebrutukmn.
WASHINGTON , Mat-elm 4.-The forecast
for Tuesday is :
For Nebraska and Soutia Dalcota-iliighmt
local snows , followed by fair weatlacr ;
colder ; north winds.
For Missouri-Generally fair and warmer
Tuesday ; south wirmdui.
For lowa'-LIgimt local snows , followed by
fair , variable winds ; warmer in tine eastern
amttl colder in time westerrm hiorton5.
For Kansits-Fair' south , ruimifting to miorthu
winds ; colder Tuesuay night.
Lociut Record ,
OFFICE OF TIlE WEATIIIOR BUREAU ,
OMAIIAm itlarchi 4.-Oliiciai record of team-
peratUro anmi rnlmufahl , comnpareti witim ( hue
coi'reSIOitding tiny of the past four years :
1895. 1891. 1893. 1892.
Maximum temailterature , . , , 34 61 : i 19
Minimum temperattire. , . , 8 55 4 35
Average temperature. . . . . . 21 00 16 37
l'rccilitatiOn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P .45 .00 T
Conditloui of temperature and precipitation -
tion at Onmtahia for the day tumid since Mat-cit
1 , 1593 :
Normnal temporattirn , , , , . . . . , , , . . , , , . . . , , . , .
ietlolenc9' tot' the ( lay , , , . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . 10
Normal PreCipiuttlOn . , , . . . . . . . . , , , . . . . 03 inch
ieileieflcy for time day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . melt'
Total ireciPitatioma since Mat-cit 1 , , . .043 inch
Deficiency since March . . . . . . . . . . . . . inmcht
iteiiOrtl ( mmmi Oilier Stationi nut it P. 51 ,
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STATIONS. Va no , . ; r STATa or
g weArnoxa.
Omamaija . . , , , , , , , , , , , , aa' u4 , r clear.
NortliPiatto , , , , . , , 811 ' 44 .01) Partelotidy ,
Vuiemmttmie.s iii ; .12 Cloudy ,
CtmIeao , , , , . , . , . , . , 10 ' ( ) , lt ) Clear ,
ill , . tt5 ' 1' Clear.
Sti'cuu , , , , , , , . , , . , . 2 : : 2 .00 Cloudi ,
Pavemtport . . .
Iammsuii City . , , . , . , , 94 : mO .00 ( hear.
Dommver. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3(1 ( 42 .00 I'unrtclOlmdy ,
SaitLaicoClty , . . , . , 4 4(1 .154 Clear.
RaplulCIty. . . . . . . . . . 24 . : sH .05 Smiowimis' ,
ilcicuta . , . , , , , . . , . . , .ftt 34 , Ot ) Ciotmmiy ,
ihisimmarctc. . . . . . . . . . . . 12 ¶ ' 4 .00 Cloudy.
Sm.Vlncuumt a : i .01) ) Clear.
Ctieyemmtitm , , , . . . , , , . , . : 'mt : ua .00 ciotmdy ,
Milu City , , , , . . . , . , ! O o T Clomitly.
(5mlvestmmmi. : . . . . . . . . . 0Cm SM _ , OU _ Chear ,
"T" iuudicatea trace of pmeclttltution ,
I. , . A. wist : , Ottaors'cr ,
A Good Time
r1'0 uttenti to time coiuditioiu of your
: thtim Iss beon'u you tire takeli sick. At
tim ; seiiaoii , 'Oti are esiue'c'Imtib' liable to
hue ovct'i'olnme by debility stud tiesettee
Iet'flnISe lImo blood is mm nit ItlIltiuro nun
vitiated couuiitlon by nasorl 01' t lie mi.
jinmi ltlt's w'hmlc'li lurivo : nccuiiimtilttted tltu'm
lug thu 'lutcr ,
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Cotmuplt'teiy exiela all tinese Inuiptititles
.tnd thitis pro'witH SickiucHud I ) ) ' buiidhni
LIP time syuutelnl aihtl lve'ariuIg ) IL tot' tie
1Ilpl'OflCil ) of varilmcr venttiitur , IIoo3'a
SnrSlllfltriIlIL by niaklug time blood inir
l'lt'im ItIII.1 lnealtliy Itt the U1)rliug enmuun'e
good hmeultin tlirouii out time cotuirig ¼
iutoiitht.
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lInd'1Il L1 I I 1 are tasteless , mlldoftec-
& & 'J''L stiye. All druggimmts,2ba.
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