Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 March 1891 — Page 6

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EXPRESS STABLES.)

Work horses the city arc worth three times as much as country horses because we blanket then) in the stable."

FREE— Get, from your dealer free, the S\ Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information :ibout horses.

Two or three tiollars Jbr a 5A Horse 'Blanket will make your horse worth more and eat less to keep warm.

5/A Five folile 5/A Boss Stable

Ask

for)

5/A Electric 5/A Extra Test

30 other stvles :it prices to .a:it everybody. If you can't get theinelrom youl *1 en lor write US.

5/A

"ORSl BLANKETS

ARE THE STRONGEST.

"ONE GENUINE WITHOUTTHE 5/A LABEL Manuf'd by WM. Arras & SONS. I'hllnda., who make the famous

HOIM

Brand Baker Blankets.

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MORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS

FOUTZ

KOUTZ

No Holts* wilt ihc nt Coi.ic. ROTS or

LUNQ FB-

VHR, If Fouiz'p Powders nre nsiM in tune. S-ouu's J'ouijrrsxv111 cure ninl prevent lloo f'not.nr.1.

Foutz's Powders will nrevpnt OAI'KS IX FOWLS. fotitz'fl Pow-flers "iH Ini-rci-n pip nnntltv or milfe and cro.im twenty nur rent., and make the butler fi?iE und s-aeot. I

Fontx* Powders wih cur.. ir -in—cnr nlmost ET*BT t« asiuino the duties of the office with OISI-ASK to vaiieli Hor--» mo 'iKt't'.idiicct, KouTa'a Pmvrmns .-.ill »tv SATISFACTION.

Bold everywhereDAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor. HALTtir*"'!!. MB.

BOILINC WATER OR MILK

E PPS'S

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

COCOA

LABELLED 1-2 LB. TINS ONLY.

5,000 AUENT.s W ANTKD at on-'t- s»»li

LffESittiii°" OF

DEAF

mr mm rti

Bull

Aii'l nil account ot ilic in ,i iii War tlirillluy, fnseuintiug lift- ovy ot tie- chief billcn '1 eeumscli. A I: a

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bai,ies in "y1-v

llehsiah era/.e, ghoM winees, mrd HelP-lv and customs, including niio wm. r.(K) pm-os, spirited illustrations, puc -f 1 .r«). Celling iinnn nsolr Pays agents f-jr, to JMia week. Send Ti for outllt iiml yt.u mn ,-DIM nioni-v now. \.-r

Olice. Addres It IT li HA lii UKOS Pllblishei *. St. bums Mo

©FALL'PLASTKR 3 Bl} Formally years used and p«"e-$S 1

T/recently

jscribcd by Physician.*, but only)^ introduced generaliv

Aj DR.GROSYENOR'S 5j£?

^pelkaP'Slos

PLASTERS.

SS7 The he**. IWous )'h.Mcr madcap p^Jior .ill ac! .fi iii!S and weak lilaccs flT)Unhlce other p1t«»-rs. so be «uirefc ".•» £u! j»ct the pcuiti-c- t\,:h tl-n pic-^£ .Ja'.turc i( a b. 1 il |w 'C-WiVr+irif- .v i'- '-t iv JpuVJ .•»-* yj, ^«v »•. "yr li i. *14.+.'hi \m L,

S I O N S Whlajxjrs hv\rd. Com-

rortahlr. harer««ruiwhfrrnll Urmf.dlf»ftll. Saldfcr F. Ur«nix. •Uljj t»w3 Lr'dway, New *ork. Write for book provfi PHES.

Oil, MY BACK.

'1 hat gnnoially moans pain mid sutfcriup. lint why sutln-.' l)r. Crimrunor'.t licll-rap-sio 1'ornuH 1'ln-ntxr nil 1 roliovo yun in ono ninht. sure. Send penny stamp to (inwvonor A Uichnrds, Hoston. Maws., and lenrn liow to riunnro a poious plnstnr Pi-icn-tiflrully—it will ]ay you—and don't foigot that the bent porous plnsti'i- in "in world has tlio piotnr- of l»dl on the liai-k i-lotii, and IH onlli'd 1)I{. !|{("lSVKNOIf«

Bell-cep-sic.

PARKER'S

1*53 HAIR BAI.SAWI Cleanses and bonutillyn hair.

lJI,3,roinotcs

luxurinut pruwlh.

Clever Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Curv? ^caJp di«in?fs linir lalliug.

Sfc, and Dru^gi«ts

I'f.e Parker's Ginger Tonic.- Jt CM V. the vur3t CouRh, Wt-^k i^tnips, JvcMlity, Indite. tioTi, Pain,Take in tiir.G.WcW. HINDERCOR?4S. n»c ontvBMrc euro for Ooms. WOD« Hiipoiu. Itou ul Uruj-i?«kU. or UfSCUJw & CO, Y.

Makes a Lovely Complexion. Is a plcndid Tonic, aad caros JJoilfl, Pimi Jce, Sorofulft, Mercurial and ail Blood

Diseases. *Sold by your Druggist* Sellers

Medicine Co., Pittsburgh,P

LOCAL NEWS.

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oiut coil toned Moudiiy. W. F. Hunt was in Lebanon Mouiny.

Imrifij (iraham hack :rom thesontli.

I .Jiin \W*Y«r wau OVT'i fioiu Nww KOHS "!oii(lii.V.

I Llie tUfKtricul

Die new fen and snlaiy bill \»ill Co into f'-ct on June 1st, 1MI2. Trnstec. John I'tte' back, of Coal Crcok l.own-ip'-tji *n:s in the citj Moiulay.

iiirly-twn teachers wfre examined bySupt. for license lust Saturday. Wihi Lizzie JohuaoB will liaio charge "i a, nii.iiiierj store at Iiwianapolii tiiis sea»on.

Ntvw ltoss (iraniMtic talei-t art? tu^paniin to r. sent "Turn of the Tide."

opiniKite the court lioui», Mr. \Y. \S Pauuhe.lty, thiit ood elil flfiriocr.it from f'lark township. \va« in the city Moi,:, tli: tiei)«aetiii( business.

Two inilllon Gv« hundred and fifty tlmiuar.il wan received Indianapolis this wetfk i'or the payment, nf Iiuliana pensions.

Tim CrawfonlsTille l'tesbjteijr, conijdislBji five enuatie» aud about two hundred delegates, will meet in Frankfort April IS, Ui and 17.

Hi.HorateHnvey.BOU of K.u.Hnvey,deceased, ol Wabash College, delivered a lecture in the 1- list I'resbytenan church last Thursday erenint His theme was "Cafes."

The Cluter Leaf K'x has in its employ 158 men, sixty-fivfc of whom have families and reside ill Kraukfort. The company disburses •it that point about 11,000 rnontly.

0. 'Wiljisi* making a hiiBilsonin photograph of the jury in the Fo'Iick case. Each of ilie jurymBi) will be presented With a picture ttiih'the eomplinaeuts of Mr. Follick.

'1 lie Sparks family held a reunion at Greent'Hstleon Sunday last. There were present with Mr. John Sparks his children, Walter, Harry, Bert, Mrs. Blla Penman and

Joseph Bowles, living at Elindale, lost his pocket book containing a little over $ 2r in money last Saturday near the store there and ail efforts to recover the lost wallet have so far proven unavailing. Mr. Bowel* is a poor man and can ill alltrd to stand the loss.

Tlioso individuals aiding and abetting in the Clark-Westfall prize fight can tount to a certainty in being made to pay for their fun soon after the next grand jury adjourns. lJnze lighting in this county will be made an exceedingly expensive and unprofitable occupation.

The Big Four people have decided ts spend money liberally thi» year in pineiug the Peoria division of the Big Four in good physical condition. The briilget are to be rebuilt where needed, 200,000 new cross-ties are t« be put under the raila, and the road properly ballasted.

Last Saturday Uflicer Brothers arested FnI day t.laik on a warrant recently issued from I an indictment returned by the grand jury, charging him witu participating the L'ory-

Fell light at Wayaotowu. The "Prof." now I langiiiiines behind the bars in ilelault of $Su0 hail.

Somi'ol our aiti/.ttus are making tenons complaint that the cows running at large, break down gates and fences and seriously damage the trees and the sod about their dwellings. There will be great effort made to elect a tows board this sprug that will Miami pledged to pans a cow ordinance.—Ladoga Leader.

do aud after text Monday Swatk & lark, the merchant, tailors, will oecupy I tie room kceutly vacatod by Tauneubaam Bres. The room is being thoroughly remedied and will be one «f the handsomest in the city. This enterprising firm will also carry a lust elass im« of gents' furnishing goads and will he seceid to none in the city.

Harvey Watts, living the vicinity of flange read, met with quite an accident in attempting to luiup on a liig Four through freight on Monday morning. The young man was in the act of jumping when in some manner he slipped and his great toe was cut oil and his leg was horribly cut, also bruisiug his ieg very nadly.—Waytetown Hornet.

Frank Insley, formerly of Sugar drove, Tippecanoe cotnty, and a brother of James Jnsley, of Crawfordsville, but now a resideut of Thayer, Kans., was recently orushed to death by a dehorned jersey bull. His body lay in the barnyard for several hours before it was discovered, while a pauk of dogs mutilated the faceaud head until the features were hardly recognizable.—Waynetown Hornet.

The annual report of President Breyfogle, of the Louisville, New-Albany .t Chicago road, whieli is to be presented to the stockholder at their nest annual inuetiig. March 11, will show that the net earnings of the road for 1890 were !$Slf5,f:55, and that after paying the fixed charges there is a surplus ol $101, i. The balatce-sheet shows a Heating debt of $1,500,000 in rennd numbers, of which sum $'.(87,000 was created hy the former management.

our town marshal received a rather painful wound in the foot Wednesday moriiiug, at the hands or one ltoe Miller, who was with him at the time, the ball passing through his foot above his toea lodging against the sole of his boot. These two gentleman who are one and the same, started out with a 22 target «*i:ri to make a grave yard for a prowling dog of coarse thw dog refused to stay and it and Boe started back to the house, gun cocked and muzzle down. In Hearing: the door, he attempted to let the hammer down, when it got away from him and deposited the aforesaid ball in his foot. The wonnd, while somewhat painful and inconvenient is not serious and he is limping around the street* ^rith a cane.—Darlington Echo,

jTH i\v il.A i*

rapidly drawiun to

el"-e. I lit* latHNt kmk with l.ebiuio j«uh^ ineu is to Imtis tlieir luir. lit- i-oiiiiiy (.'ouutuiisioiiers. are in regular, ll,is week.

that town »oou.

Tannenliauai Uros., have re.nioTed into their new O'.iai ters IN the

TUOIUIIM

Ulcok,

Ijj

Sparks.

A very pleasant family reunion —SVaynetowu Hornet.

Sheriff Bible wat down from Coal reek this week learning the ropes in the sheriff's ollice. When the time comes John expects te be ablo credit to himself and to his party.

Wiiliard Brock and Charles Browu have been arrested through indictments returned by the grand jury. The former's crime rests in the fact of his disturbing a meeting, while the latter is guilty of figbtiDg. lioth are out ou $7" bail.

Judge Thomas spent Sunday in I.afsyette.

Judge Harney was up froui Ladoga Monday. Ut-n. M. D. .Mausou was in Indianapolis this weuk.

W. W. Seawriiiht is clerking for Tins.ey A* Mr.rtin. Mis* 11a Atchison left Monday Tor her home in Kansas City.

Nathan Pickett, of Kokomo, spent Sunday in thf city, the guest of relatives. The odd Fellows of Ladoga will remodel their hall. Architect Sharpe is at preseeut preparing plans for them.

Miss Nora Mehan has gone to Abilene, Kan., to lake position in the millinery department of Case ,v (.

Henry Dickerson and Joe Ward were release.d from jail Monday morning having served their sentenee for their portioa of Charley Roberts' estapade.

Last Saturday the Saloon of William H. Morrison was closed by the officers. The action was the result of a forclosute claim by John W. Hurley, the cigar maker for $o5.

Epliraini Miers and Irwin Bnckhauau were arrested last Saturday on grand jury indictments for shooting

Quails

during the forbid

den period. They gave a bond for $50 f.or their appearance at the present term of court.

According to the Journal the Recording Angel will not get that long needed vacation until Hon. M. Price, the great Irish republican poiiiiciau, is relegated to private iife. It seems to ihiuk the crimes of this prince of sinners are so numerous and of such a serious nature during his official career that his declining years will be spent in remorse. It is a unily ipiarrel which threatens to develop family secrets, and is hugely enjoyed by tbe democrat }'.

Ilii' MurhalK.

INDUNAl'OI.IS.

Cattle—We quote:

Choice Export §4 $0@5 00 Choice shipping steers of 1,200 to 1,100 pounds SI 25f£4 75 Good shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 8 50fi 4 00 Fair shipping steers of 850 to 1,000 pounds 8 25@3 75

Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medinm S3 fifths 63 Fair to good mixed 3 o0@S 55 Good to choice light 3 45443 55 Roughs 3 80@8 50

Wheat—Firm—We quote: No. 2 red 96J--J No. red Rejected 85 Unmerchantable, 60Q70

Corn—Steady—We quote: No. I white $ No. 2 white 52k No. 3 white Xy? 52 No. 2 mixed ^51 No. 3 mixed 18j,

CHAWTORDSVIl.l.a.

Wheat Corn Hay Oats Butter Eggs Chickens Turkeys Ducks (ieese

It Was

SVillr, WEEKLY REVIEW.

85 US

.V $7 to $8 40 15 123.

'I)

§1- per dozen

The healthy growth of the baby is dependent upon its freedom from the pernicious effects of opium. l»r. Bull's Baby Syrup is the best remedy known for the diseases of early childhood.

Farmers aud their families Bhotkl not for get that the Custom Boot .t Shoo House ou East Main St. is now full of all kinds of Boots and Shoes, a complete assortment, from an infant's shoe to a gentleman's, aud for a few days will gire prices below all competition. Mens heavy hoots for SI,75, and women's shoes far below price of 85 cents. This is no humbug we make no outside display our low prices are on the inside. Call and examiue. I shall contin«e business and by gentlemanly aud hrnorabie dealitg will be glad to have you call, and have a share of your trade.

E. B. CURTIS,

The Indians in Alaska eat strawberries soaked in seal oil.

Iluckifii's Arnica Salvi*.

The best salve it: tho world for cuts, bmistr. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe?er sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skiu eruptions, and positively cures piles, or uo pay required. It is guaranteed pert iv satisfaction, or money refunded. Prices 25 cents per box. For sale by Nye & Co.

Coviugton wants 'lectrlc lights.

Thirty-two Dunkirk citizens were swindled, e:ich of $50, by Charles Reed, lumber fraud.

The palisades on the western bank of the Hudson river vary in height from three to live huudred feet, and they extend abeut twenty miles.

have a knitting fac-

Maybe Kokomo'H tory.

Buggies at Cohoon & Fisher's.

Lumber.

Having purchased the J. W. Henry saw mill located west of the Junction (.known to some as the Corbin »t Henry milli we are now buying all kinds of timber at highest prices. Our Lmber buyer is Mr. John Swank who formerly 1 bought for the above named Mill.

CHAWK li I 'SV11,1.K Ll .MKl' Co.

English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft, or calloused lumps and blemishes from burses, blood spavins, curbs, splints, sweeriey, ring-bene, stiiles, sprains, all swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save §."11 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Or. K. iMohon, druggist, Crawfordsville.

List

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SIR JOHN APPEALS.

Premier Macdonald, of Canada, Is« sues a Manifesto.

HIS VIEWS ON THE RECIPROCITY IDEA.

lit falls It '*\uiW'l Treason" to (Sreilt ltritaio and Warns ('ao tili:'.im Tlia* Unrestricted Trade Menus ^Annexation.

THIS T'Niox .1 ACT. r.'x ONM.Y IIAN.M'.I:.

Toll''NTO. Out.. Fet 10.—-Sir Johh MiK'ilonnUl bus published nil address to the eU'i tors of Canada on the question of ivoipriH'ity with tho I'tiited States, the groat, question before the country at the nppi'onchin^ elections, lie begins his apnenl as follows: "As iu 1-SSJ a: a^ain ifi Iss". so in 1891 do questions rela..: I Hie trade and commerce of the euuiitry ocr.eiv tue linvaiost place in tho pub.ic nv'11. Our l'oii.y in respect theieto'f' 11 :ty wnat it i.-.LS been for the he hir., *.:iV a id it is directed by ii". 1 I- rt 1.a: .1 11 to foster and d.-veli.-p vl.e ."resources of the Dominion by every means our power consistent with Canada's position as an integral portion of the Uriiish Umpire. To that end we luivo labored in the past, and wo propose to continue In the work to which we have applied ourselves of building up 011 this continent tinder the flag of F.ngiaiid a great and powerful nation."

Sir.John then refers to the growth and prosperity of Canada under the National policy and takes credit to liis Government for building1 the, Canadian Pacific railway. Dealing1 with the policy of the opposition, he says: "Uisappoiuied by the failure of all their predictions and convinced that nothing is to bo gained by further opposition on the old lines, the reform carty lias taken anew departure and has announced its policy to be unrestricted reciprocity, that is fas defined by its author, Mr. Wiman. in Hie North American Review, a few days agoi, five trade, with the United States and a common tariff with' the United States against the rest of tue world. The adoption of this policy would involve, among othei grave evils, discrim .'tion against the mother country. This fact is admitted by

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less a personage than Sir Kicliard Cartwright, who in his speech at Pembroke, Octobei*

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TOIIONTO.

in Time.

(i. linrtliolomew, Knlkunka. Mieh. says: located lu this place live years n.'o, having formerly resided in Troy, K. V. have been a great fjlToior from what tile physicians of Troy called I'.rlKht's disease. I used Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite ltemedy, of Itondout, y. All the terrible symptoms ut tin disease an- gone, have

traces of any

Disorder of the Kidneys, liver or bladder. Who would begrudge the cost of this medicine (one dollar bottle) for such a hlessinir or refuse this simple though sincere token of cratiluda for being perfectly cured? owo OTfirything

10 ]:.

Kennedy's" Favorite

Remedy, and hope this will induce others who suffer from any kidney, liver or biood diiord'jito ube tkis Medicine."

Dr. Kenedy's Fayorite Remedy.

ilade at i!ON'D®lT, X. T. $1 for ti.

l.-uo, is reputed to

have said: 'Some men whose -i iions I respe3 entertain objection-: to this {uarestricted rec* procity] propositi-.a. The,- argae, and argue with ioroe, that .1 win neeossa-y for ns. if we enter int.i: .'h an agre.meat, to adrni: goods of the LTiii.ed .ia, ts on more favorably terms than tlio she mother -country. Nor do 1 deny thai U11-. is an objection." "It wouVi, iu my ..piiiion. inevitably result in Minexatio

oi t.w 1) ini-iiou to the United

States. 'J" tlv.ic}v-',cs:'e of unrestricted reciproc 1 .ui ,1. ir ti,,. j,

d.-ny

ihat ft

would liavo i^.'i.v s'.ich c-tTeel, tiiough its friend.in the Uiiiu-d Sijjti: ur.:e a-.- the chief reasor. for its a lopMoi that ii ii ..t.-ivic'ed reciproeit would be :-J lirsl step !U tne direction ol polil, ical uuioi.'." .. ..

Sir John coiitimtes: "i have pointed oa to vou a few of the ma terial objections to this scheme of unrestricted reciprocity to whiee Mr. l.a.n ier and Sir Kite, ard Curi wright have committed the I.ibcrat party, but th"v are not lh- oniy objections, nor iu my oiiiniwn. are they the 111 s: vital. For century and a half I Irs c-u 11' ry hits grown an .ilourisUed und. the j'fotecting

ii-4js

Out,,

of th

Britisii crown. Tie' galiauL i-iice who tlrsi brought hi re to 0'ir s-h -r'-s the blessings 01 ctvili '.atio:i passed by an easy transition from French to Kaglish rule and now forms oue o.° the most law-abiding portions of the comuilinity. These pioi.eers were speedily recruiled by the a '.vent of a ioval band of Ilritish subjects, who gave up every thing that men most prize ami were content to begin life anew in the wilderness rather tiiati forego allt'gianc to their sov reign. "To the ciescendan'.s of these men and of the aiultitudeof Ma .'li^li:nen. Irishmen ami Scotcnmen who emigrated to Canada that, they might build up new homes without ceasing to be ltritish .subjects- to you, Lamnlians—1 appeal, and 1 ask you, what have you to gain hy surrendering that nil lea your .fathers held most dear? 'Under Die broad ioids of the union jack we enjoy the most ample liberty to govern ourselves as we please aud at Die same time we participate in- the advantages which liow from association with- the mightiest empire the world has ever seen. Not-only, are we free to manage our (!oim.',s ic concerns, hut practically we posses.-i the privilege of making our own treaties with foreign countries. And iu our relations-Willi the outside worldwc enjoy the "prestige inspired by a consciousness of the fact that behind us towers the majesty of England. The great qucstioi which you will stk'.H-l.v be called upon to deter mine res,jives ii-e:! into this: Shall wo en danger our posst-ssio:.*'..' the gr at heritage lie qticathcd to us by our fathers and submit our selves to direct taxation for ihc privilege of having our tariff lised at Washington, with the prospect, of uUimately becoming a portion of the American Union'' "1 commend these issues to your determina•tion arid to Hie judgment of the whole people of

Canada with an unclouded confidence that you will proclaim 10 the world your resolve 10 show yourselves not unworthy of the proud distinction you enjoy of being numbered among the most dutiful and loyal subjects of our beloved Queen. As for myself my course is eiear. A liritish subject 1 was boru. a British subject I will die. With my utmost strength, with my latest breath wili 1 oppose the vailed treason which iv.tempts by sordid means and mercenary proaers to lure our people from their allegiance. During my long public 3orvice ol nearij hair a century have been true to my country aud its best interests. and 1 appeal .villi equal confidence to the men who have intrusted me in the past ami to the young hom- of the ceuusry, iihwhout rest its destinies for the future, to give pie tlieir united aud sireinioos aid ill this my last effort for the unity of tne empire and the preservation of our commercial and political freedom."

IVh. 10.—An

Ottawa,

dispatch savs that within the next few days the cotiTitrv will be startled by arrests 011 tile eb:u-o'e of treason of men now prominent in political affairs. Tbe Government, it is said, is only awaiting1 minor moves before putting tho law in mot ion. A story has been io circulation thai American gToenbaci.e will be freely distributed in tbe interests of the reform party, especial 7 j,i Quebec.. .Sir .!ohn's Ti-iends have boon warned to be on the lookou/ "or sue''. V» attack.

AT WLLKKL.INQ.

\V»SSBI. .\'U, W. Va.. Feb. 10.—About one-fourth of theareaof the city,is submerged by the flood in the Ohio, which ha reached a height,of 4: feet. ,s inches. Many families are Hooded out, aud the aggregate loss will be about .$100,01)0. All the mills and factories were compelled to dose down, and thousand* of lueti are temporarily thrown out of work.

iviMotl ly ji *nn\\-slide.

DKNVKII, Col., Feb. IS). -Ed Heller is just in from the Old Lout mine and reports a snow-slide there Tuesday aft.eraoon which took away the boardingbouse (ind six men. Three were resenod and three perished in the slide.

H!» l.ife Spared.

I'ixk

lii.ri'F1, Ark., Feb. IP.—Governor

Eagle has commuted the death sentence of Charles Ste

INGALLS. EXPLAINS.

Tho Kansas Senator on His Recent Course in tho Senate.J

HIS OPPOSlM^ TO THE CLOTURE.

iteaily to Vote for an Aeiemled Fleetlonl Measure Tin- Senate J'asses the i'cusion A ppro .I'-.at 1

Eli 11

Work ho House.

f-ii.NAir..

•\YAKIUM i'\:b. (i.—Amot-g the bills reported and placed on the Senate caler.dar I'.r'"".:" r/K.-r.' tig was one increasing 1' pension of ilem-ral Cus' ter's widow to $100 a month.

Senator 1'.'.galls (Kan.) rising to a personal st ..i -mcnt. said that he had been ale-en:, from the sessions of the Senate durin. the past two weeks, in which i:\Vrval action had been taken on i'p' cloture and on

elections I.ills. !lis attitude on Doth these questions had been the subject of comment and censure and of animadversion. The Senator then stated that he bad given notice to the Senator who had charge of the pairs of absentees (Casey) that lie "should vote against the proposed change of the rule,, and should vote for a motion to proceed to the consideration ol any other than the elections bill and am pa-red accordingly with Senator Ahison. who is at liberty to vote to make a quorum." lie. then proceeded to state his reasons for opposing the cloture resolution, and his dislike for the elect ions bill. He had no arrangeiri 'iit for having his vote counted against the passage of the elections bill, and was as ready now as he had always bei to per •••ed with its consideration and «with modilications which lie had always believed essential) to support it to the end. lie had been a lo-pu'oliean since the party was born, and had voted "without, variableness or shadow of turning" for every Republican candidate. He had recently expressed no opinion on political, social m- economic questions which he had not Inn.** entertained and to which he had not giveu frequent utterance in the Senate chamber and elsewhere.

Senator Allison la.) deemed it due to himself Vo say that on every occasion when he had the opportunity he had &aid dintinetty that lie had no pair with Senator lngails on votes respecting the elections blil.

The pension appropriation bill was taken up. I! appropriates for pensions for the year ,17: .os'i: for fi-e-s and expenses of examining surgeon* 51,SOO.Out): for salaries of eighteen pc.-igion agents, ST.i.iUM. and for cleric hire. .•?:J00.000. Tho lalier item is inc va.sed by ar. amendment of tin: committee on appropriations to bU.I.-SI 1.

Another amendment, reported from the coinmilt.-o strikes out the proviso limiting to two dollars the compensation of a pension attorney and inserts in lien of it. a provi-n i:-,ailing such compensation to live dollars. The latter amendment, gave rise to a very long discussion.

In the course of the discussion Senator Mei'hel'sot" X. .!.) inquired of Senator Allison -e.nether the amount appropriated in the bill would be sullicient for t.he year. Senator Allison believed that, it would-, he. hut admitted that there might -d ticietiev of five, six, eight or ten mii:ions. On the other hand there iingnt oe a surplus but he thought it tnore likely that there would lie a cu-iiciency. Senator .McI'herson asked" how many applications had been made under' the act of the last year. S-. ..ator Allison gave the number up to January 10 as .Y.'D.OOO, of which only S.OdO or '.l.lllio bad been yet allowed.

Senator Cook roll (Mo.) offered an amendment providing that hereafter no pension shall he allowed or paid to any ofiicer. non-commissioned ofiieer or private ill the army, navy or marine corps, either on the active or the retired list. The amendment was agreed to without a division. All the commit tec. amendments having been agreed to. the bill was passed.

The Senate then, on motion of Senator I'.lair iN. 11.i. took up the House bill to provide for the. adjustment of accounts ol laborers, workmen and mechanics arising under the eight-hour law. Senator Dawe.s (.Mass.) gave notice of an amendment in the way of a sulstitute requiring payment for overtime, notwitiistandiug any agreement to the contrary. The bill was then laid aside informally.

Among the bills passed' by the Senate was the. House bill tor the construction of three Indian industrial schools inWisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan the cost not to exceed .SoO.OOO each. lloI'SK.

WASHINGTON-, Feb. On motion of, 31 r. Mckinley (O). by unanimous eonsent it was oudered that- during the remainder of the session the house shall meet at 11 o'clock- a. m. The house then went, into committee of the whole, Mr. 1'ayson (111.) ill the chair, 011 tho sundry civil appropriation hill.

When the paragraph providing for the expenses of iiK. Inter-State Commerce (.'oimni.s.sion was reached Mr. Anderson (Kan.) olleredaii amendment directing the coiumis.-don to inquire, into V,.e. facts relating to the Western Railroad Traflie Association. After some .iseussicm a point of order raised ugainst the amendment, was sustained. 1 he. worlds fair paragraph having been reached, it was agreed (owing to the .lateness of the hour) that the debate should be postponed until to-day.

Mr. Bland (Mo.) offered a silver freecoinage amendment to the paragraph providing fori he reeoiuage of gold ".lid silver coins. '1 he amendment is as follows: "That all holders of silver bullion of standard weight aud liueuess shall be entitled to have the sumo coined into silver dollars on the same terms ana conditions us art now provided foi the liolderi: of gold bullion.

Mr. Oirigley (Me.) raised a point of order against the amendment, and the debate which followed was entirely technical in its character. Fending a decision the committee rose «nd th« llou&e adjourned.

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