'J S "38 PITH OF THE HEWS. New Ulm Review. offences for "the six months ending 1888, BLAINE DECLINES. FIFTIETH CONGRESS. Mr. Seney, from the committee on judi-^ 364. The number of persons being boycotted 3 ciary, reported adversely joint resolutions at the end of July, 1887, was 870, proposing constitutional amendments giving whereas now it was only 208. He claimed congress the power to limit the timo Wews from Washington. BRANDT & WEDDENDORF, Publishers. that the figures adduced justified coercion, Abstract of the Proceedings otthe A Letter From Mr. Blaine ForbidOifig during which persons may be dailv employed and proved the government's policy successful. 'C. !P. Huntington proposes *to a congressional Senate and House. in manufactories of texile fabrics the Use of His Kame Before the committee that the Central Pacific NEWTJLM, MINNESOTA and other industries, and in relation tomanufacture, SENATE. railroad debt settlement be extended fiftytwo Republican Convention. importation, exportation, Mr. Hoar, from the select committee cm years. transportation and sali of alcoholic liquors.. he Record of Casualties. the celebration of the centennial of the Out of the hundreds of steamers en. Highly successful and enjoyable receptions constitution, reported a joint resolution By "the breaking of a grip a Kansas City Considerations Entirely Personal were given by the wives of Senators to In reporting adversely Mr. Crain's bill to gaged in carrying grain from New York providing "in addition to such other celebration cable train dashes down an incline and Davis and Sabin on the 9th. create a chil service retired list, the house Jlimself Constrain Him to 1 his as may hereafter be provided collides with a stationary train, injuring to Europe in 1887 only one, the Illinois, committee on reform in the civil servicesays: for." that the two houses of congress shall John B. Lord.a farmer.and Daniel Hindman eleven persons, some fatally. Final Deeision. was an American vessel. The ultimate effect of the bill would (colored), a driver, were placed under meet in the hall of the house of representatives A violent explosion occurred at Dupont's probably be the building up of a burdensome arrest at Washington as suspicious that the chief justice of the powder works at W,apwallopen, civil list unnecessary to the service characters. United States shall deliver an oration,and The Electrical Review says that the twenty miles from Wilksbarre, Pa., and and unjust to those who bear the burdens PITTSBTJBG, Pa., Feb. 12—The Pittsburg that the president of the United States,the Gen. James H. Wilson in addressing the four men were instantly killed. Their of government. The established pay of lightning rod is a relic ot superstition, justices of the supreme court, the members Commercial-Gazette will publiBh the following interstate committee of the senate, roasts names were Peter Kishbaugh, George Pinnloyes is sufficient compensation for the of the cabinet, the executives of the states and that the day will come when a the Canadian railroads for violating the Stout, John Hoffman and B. Retz. to-morrow: labor exacted of them and sufficient to secure and territories and such other persons as law, and wants Canada annexed. lightning rod on a house will be regarded B. F. Jones, chairman of the national Republican efficiency and faithfulness in the ser*. may hereafter be determined upon, shall First Assistant Postmaster General vice as far as compensation can do this. in the same light as a horseshoe committee, has received a letter be invited to attend. Mr. Riddleberger Miscellaneous News Notes. Stevenson, who is confined to his home by said that the pending resolution involved •from Mr. Blaine declining to allow his name SENATE. over a door. a severe cold expects to go to Florida for Montana miners meet at Helena and an international matter, and proceeded to to be presented to the national Republican a short rest, alter nearly three years of protest against granting to the Northern On motion of Mr. Spooner, the bill for speak of matters in executive session, almost continuous service. Pacific of patents in the mineral regions convention as a candidate for the presidential the relief of importer* of animals for when he was called to order by Senator In 1882 Frank E. Luckey was of the territory. A reception was given recently by the Sherman and sharply rebuked by President breeding purposes in certain cases was nomination. graduated from Cornell University. Ingalls. The presiding officer directed Mr. passed in the senate. It directs the secretary president and Mrs. Cleveland to the officers G. H. Russell has been appointed general Mr. Jones, when asked whether Mr. Blaine's of the treasury to omit all duties He became an actor and for two or of the army and navy. It was attended Riddleberger to suspend his remarks and agent of the Manitoba at Minneapolis. declination would prevent his friends from upon importations of animals for breeding by a larger number of people than any of promptly put the question on an amendment Heretofore he has been acting as general three years clung to the|stage. Finally purposes, whether imported for the itb predecessors this season and was an nominating inm any how, said: "As I am offered by Mr. Hale to strike out of agent without the title. he decided to enter [the ministry and extremely brilliant affair. the joint resolution the introductory importer's own use or for sale and provides chairman of the national committee I do not The government directors of the Union phrase. The amendment was agreed to, that the fact of such importation became a student in the Yale Theological The secretary of the navy has issued telegraphic Pacific Railroad company, in their annual think it would be proper for me to have shall be a sufficient defense in any pending and the joint resolution passed. orders for the United States report, endorse several of the propositions School. He has just been called anything to say on that subject." action. Senator Piatt began, but did not finish, steamer Alert, now at Panama, to proceed for the settlement of the debt made by the Senator Sabin presented the following to a pulpit in New Haven. "Do you think Mr. Blame would accept the a speech on the president's message. This to Callao, Peru, to look after American interests investigating commission. petitionsFrom was one of his utterances: in that vicinity, reported to be in nomination if tendered to him?" At Brainerd, H. S. Patton, boot and the board of supervisors of St. Either the president in his message intended danger by reason of local disturbances. shoe dealer, made an assignment for the °I have no authority to speak for Mr. Croix county, Wisconsin, protesting against The great progress made by the free trade, or else he was not dealing The senate committee on education by benefit of his creditors. Hon. Leon E. Blaine, and have no conjectures to offer on the carrying out of the oiders of the interior fairly with the American people. The Russian Military Railroad in Asia an unanimous vote instructed Senator Lum is the assignee and finds that the liabilities department in relation to the lands method of reduction proposed by the president the subject The letter speaks for itself, and Wilson of Iowa to report favorably the are $9,500, and nominal assets may be estimated when it is stated along the line of the Wsiconsin means the absolute and final destruction $3,500. I must decline to be interviewed on the bill providing for the appointment of a Central, claiming that if it was of the protective system. It means that the first train passed over the commission of five persons, all of whom question." done the road would get 100,000 The failure of Bensley Bros, was announc practical and absolute free trade so that shall not be advocates oftotal abstinence, great bridge which has been built ed on the board of trade recently. The The following is Mr. Blaine's letter in full: acres more than it was entitled to. From the spirit and the result of the message lead to investigate the alcoholic liquor traffic. general impression on the board was that the W. C. T. U. of Minnesota, favoring tha to th5 same conclusion. across the Oxus on January 15. The TEXT OF THE LETTER. their liabilities would reach $300,000 to removal of the internal revenue tax on FLOBENCE, Italy, Jan. 25, 1888 —B. F. bridge is 6,375 feet long. Gen. Aunekoff liquor. From the Duluth board of trade, $350,000, and that they owed one block Jones, Esq., Chairman of the Republican Items About People. favoring a naval reserve, also, one from and the Bey of the district were of nearly $175,000 which is said to be secured. The house finally disposed of the LowryWbite National Committee E. C. Er ickson of Elk Point Dak., and election case. After full discussion the naval board of trade of Winona, indorsing passengers in the train. The Russians Sir—I wish through you to state to the the action of the Dubuque riverconvention, J. M. Palmer of Depere, Wis., were admitted Mr. Crisp, chairman of the elections committee, The Springfield Manufacturing company members of the Republican party that my are getting very near the gates of and asking consideration to practice before the interior department. moved the previous question upon was placed in the hands of a receiver. The name will not be presented to the national from congress for the recommendation of the resolutions submitted by the majority India. liabilities are $130,000. The assets are, that body. convention called to assemble in Chicago in of the committee. Mr. Rowell of Illinois At Waterbury, Conn., Stephen J. Meaney, rated «*,t full value, $95,000. The company moved as a substitute the renolution presented Jane next for the nomination of candidates managing editor of the Waterbury Evening was pushed to the wall by banks in The interest-bearing debt of the United by the minority declaring the sitting for president and vice president of the United Democrat, author and Irish patriot, Cincinnati, Springfield, Troy and other The speaker announced the appointment member (White) entitled to the seat. died recently. States. I am constrained to this decision States, not counting the guaranteed cities which held its paper. of the following special committee to investigate The substitute was agreed to—yeas, 137 by considerations entirely personal to myself Hon. Benjamin Eglestcn died at Cincinnati Under date ot Feb. 10, the Northern Pacific Railroad bonds, for which the labor troubles in Pennsylvania: nays, 105. The folio wing Democrats voted of which you were advised more than a at the Walnut Street houBe, where he was Pacific issues the following circular: Taking Messrs. Til man of South Carolina, in the affirmative with the Republicans: the roads are security, is now only taken for treatment. For three years he effect at once and until June 30, 1888, year ago. But I cannot make the announcement Stone of Missouri, Chipman of Michigan, Anderson of Illinois. Biggs, Bliss, Brvce, ~T had been incapacitated for business by an $977,000,000 in round figures. At this will be authority for agents to bill Anderson of Kansas and Parker of New without giving expression to my deep Burnes, Burnett, Bynum, T. J. Campbell of affection of the brain. shipments of seed wheat, seed barley, seed York. Bense of gratitude to the many thousands of New York, Chipman, Cockran, Collins, the present rate of excess of government oats and flax seed to local points on the The 9th was Gen. Logan's birthday, and my countrymen who have sustained me so Compton, CulberBon, Dockery, Enloe, Mr. Tillman, of South Carolina, from receipts over expenditures the line of the company at one-half tariff in the evening a memorial tablet was dedicated Fishtr, Ford, Forney,Glass, Hare, Laffoon, long and so cordially that their feeling has the committee on the military affairs, reported rates. whole debt would be wiped out in not at the Metropolitan church. Senator Lanham, MacDonald, Mahonev, McAdoo, seemed to go bevond the ordinary political the bill for the purchase of certain Stanford presided. On tne platform McKinney, McShane, Merriam,"Neal, Nicholas, The following pensions have been granted: much over six years, while the last adherence of fellow -paitisans and to partake swords from the widow of Gen. Jas. Shields. with him were Justice Miller, of the supreme O'Neill of Missouri, Phelan, Randall, Wisconsin—H. L. Upinski, Sheboygan somewhat of the nature of personal attachment. $730,000,000 or so of bonds outstanding court Rev. Dr. Newman, Senators J. Klimer, Loval J. J. Taylor, Valley W. Rayner, Rowland, Rusk, Sayers, SENATE. For this most generous loyalty of Ingalls, Voorhees and Sabin, and Representatives J. Hampton, Morley H. Martin, Merrillan. Shively, Sowden, Springer, Stewart ol do not mature for twenty Senator Sawyer, from the committee on friendship I can make no adequate return, Henderson and Springer of Illinois, Dakota—F. Schmidt, Woonsocket. Texas, Stone of Missouri, Tarsney, Tillman, commerce, reported adversely the bill allowing years. This simple statement shows Long of Massachusetts and Reed of Maine. Minnesota—J. A. Tinker. Stillwater P. but I shall carry the memory ot it while life Weaver, Whiting and Wilson of Minnesota. the Duluth, Superior & Wibconsin All of these made addresses and in eloquent Mclntyre, Manannah S. Hallock, Dundas the size of the surplus problem pretty lasta Nor can I refrain from congratulating railroad right of way for a bridge across words recited the service, virtues F. W. Egge, Henderson. The resolutions as amended by the substitute the St. Louis river from Connor's Pomtto the Republican party upon the cheering clearly. and military achievements of the distinguished was then agreed to, thus confirming Rice's Point. The report gave the proposed prospects which distinguish the opening of Some forty-five of the members of the dead. Mrs. Logan and all the White's title to the seat. bridge a great deal of a roast. Minnesota Alpha chapter of the Phi Delta the national contest of 1888 as compared members of her family were present. The Among the bills introduced in the house Senator Plumb introduced a bill appropriating Theta fraternity gathered at the West with that of 1884 In 1882 the Republican A retired army surgeon in London memorial tablet of Tennessee marble was were these: 1100,000 for a public building at hotel, Minneapolis.it being the occasion of party throughout the Union met with set the wall. The bust of Logan by poisoned his wife. Two weeks later Mr. Candler of Georgia, for refunding the Emporia, Kan. the third annual banquet of that organization, Flannery, surrounded by palms, was in A D1SASTE0US DEFEAT. United States 4 per cent bonds into 2^ per The bill granting the right of way so well known in university circles. he married his mistress three days thenaye of the church near the altar. Ten states that had supported Garfield and cent bonds. Mr. Lawler, to rotect" the through the Indian reservation to the The menus was exceptionally tasteful in later still he was arrested on an indictment. Arthur in the election of 1880 were carried consumers of butter by requiring wholesale Billines & Clark's Fork Railroad company design, and the banquet was the West's dealers to pay an annual tax oi by the Democrats either by majorities or was reported favorably to the senate. In ten days more he was best. $500 and retail dealers to pay an annual pluralities The Republican loss the Mr. Vest, from the committee on public Crimes and Criminals. convicted and within two weeks afterward The new General Manager Fogel, of the tax of $1 also to repeal the oleomargarine Northern elections compared with the preceding build ings.stated in the senate in reply to a At Utica, N. Y., C. A. Day was executed Minnesota Thresher company, at Stillwater, tax. Mr. Henderson of North Carolina, to question from Mr. EdmundB as to the aggregate he was hanged. Only six weeks national election exceeaed half a for the brutal murder of his paramour, called the entire clerical force of the divide the surplus money in the treasury amount of the bills for that purpose million votes, and the electoral votes of the •elapsed between the commission and Johanna Rosa Cross. offices into his room, and, first informing on the first of July 1888, among the Btates now before that committee, that he Union, divided on the basis of the result of them that he was now at the head of the and territories to be used in aid of common Mathias Jaracek of New Prague, Minn, discovery of his crime, and only four was unable to furnish the information 1882, gave to the Democrats over three hundred concern as manager bjr virtue of an appointment murders his wife, fatally shoots his young schools also, to repeal the tax on but that the tariff bill and the Blair bill weeks between its discovery and its electors out of a total vote of four hundred of the board of directors of the daughter and takes his own life. notes of state banks used as circulation. would sink into insignificance as and one. There was a partial reaction company, discharged them one and all. expiation on the gallows. The Maxwell-Preller Mr. Butterworth of Ohio introduced a compared with the estimates for public Charles W. V. Benedict, the young man in favor of the Republicans in the elections The clerical force was the same Mr. Fo^el bill in the house to extend the trade and buildings. The committee on public buildings caught in Chicago with a lot of burglar murder casein St. ouis, found at work when he arrived, and numbered of 1885, but the Democrats still held possession commerce of the United States and Canada. and grounds hoped to report a general tools in his possession and who was twenty-eight in all, with salaries that has been before the publ ic for of seven Northern states, and on the The following are points in the bill: bill on the subiect and get rid of all log thought to have had something to do with ranging from $50 to $250 per month. Mr. basis of the year's contest could show more rolling. Mr. Vest gave expression to his the Snell murder, is wanted at Marshalltown, That whenever and as soon as the government two years, is another way of administering Fogel, seen with reference to the matter, than one hundred majority in the electoral ideas as to the value of tho Iowa, where his father is proprietor of Canada shall permit all articles justice. said The clerical force was entirely too college of the whole country. But against publications of the government printing of trade, and commerce oi whatever of a mill and is worth $50,000. large for the amount of business we are the discouragement naturally following name or nature, whether the product of office. He said he had a room in At Paris, Ky., Mrs. Rebecca Aker, aunt now doing, or will be able to do until we the adverse elections of these two yeais the the soil or of the waters of the United Washington in which there was several and guardian for Miss Cynthia Embree, a get down to bed rock and find where we The new German military bill contemplates hundred volumes of public documents, spirit of the Republican party in the national States or manufactured articles, live stock handsome young lady, aged about twenty, stand, and to what extent we can enlarge bound in calf at the expense of the government, of all kinds and its products, the appropriation of 281,500,000 contest of 1884 rose high, and the Republican has filed suit against Charles N. Higgms, a our operations with safety. Furthermore, which books he could notgive away, and all minerals the produce of masses eucered into the campaign wealthy young lad aged nineteen, for the the salaries paid were generally very marks. Bismarck evidently the mines of the United States to enter the trade off or sell. The money paid for with such energy that the final result de seduction of Miss Embree, placing the much too large. ports of Canada free of duty, then all articles these publications might as well be thrown does not intend that the Teutonic ponded on the vote of a single state, and damage at §30,000. There was born to into the Potomac riser. manufactured in Canada and all products power shall fail in the great coming that state was carried by a Democratic* plurality MIBS Embree a son about two years ago. of the soil and waters and all minerals Mr. Hoar introduced a bill to extend Young Higgms is now attending school in so small that it represented less than A MINNESOTA MURDER, trial, if it come, for lack of the "sinews the produce of the mines of Canada and the jurisdiction of circuit and district New York. one-eleventh of 1 per cent of the emin all other articles of every name and description courts of the United States of war." One report recently vote. The change ot a single voce eveiv produced in said dominion shall At Stewartsville, Mo., a frightful tragedy Mathias Jaracekof Le Sueur County to the great lakes and their two thousand ot the total poll would have stated that the latest projects, if carried was committed on the stock farm of J. J. be permitted to enter the ports of the Shoots His Wife Dead and Puts connecting water. It extends this jurisdiction given the state to the Republicans, though Everett. William Bull, an employe, shot United States free of duty provided, however, to all crimes and offenses now punishable out, would add 750,000 men to a Ball Through his Own Head. only two years before tne Democratic plurality and killed Miss Ella Everett, daughter of that the provisions of this act shall by law which may be committed upon Mathias Jaracek lived on a farm o* the army of the empire. Again let the exceeded (192,000) one hundred and not apply to any product or article upon the proprietor of the farm, and then killed the great lakes or any of their adjoining eighty acres two miles south of New Prague, which an internal revenue tax is imposed himself. Bull asked Miss Everett to ninety-two thousand The elections of United States feel thankful that it is waters, on board of any vessels belonging, Le Sueur county, with his wife and marry him and she refused. He then requested 18SG and 1887 have demonstrated by the law of the United States. in whole or in part, to remote from scenes which require four children. Wednesday evening the8th, a private interview with her, the United States or any citizen GBOWING STRENGTH his step son, John Stehlik, rode excitedly SENATE. which was refused. Bull then drew a pistol such an expenditure of money and so thereof, with like force and in the Republican ranks. Seldom in our political to New Prague aud informed the people The most important bills introduced in and shot her in the head, killing her instantly, history has a party, defeated a national effect as though such crimes were committed large standing armies in order to preserve that his stepfather was killing his mother. the senate were the following. and then went to an adjoining election, rallied immediately with upon the hish seas. Thp bill provides A number of villagers, including the doctor Mr. Sawjer, providing that all soldiers peace or ensure the state fiom room and shot himself in the temple, dying surh vigor as have the ReDubhcans smce that the trial of all such crimes and offensee -h and constable, went at once to the who served at least ninety days in the in a few minutes. 1884 No comparison is possible between not committed within any state, shall annihilation. premises of Jaracek. late war and were honorably mustered the spuitj of the party in 1882-3 and its be held in the district where the offender is out or discharged on surgeon's certificate The doors were all loocked on the inside, spirit in 1886-7. The two periods present found, or into which he may first be of disability, shall be entitled to receive and to cam entrance the front door had td Foreign News Nuggets. simply a contrast—the one "of general depression, brought. Spain has no longer any intention the same bounty to which they be broken in. On the floor the party the other of enthusiastic revival The German reitchstag passed the military HOUSE. would have been entitled had their found the seven-year-old daughter of Jaracek should the party gam, the exults of 1888 of playing second fiddle to the rest ot loan bill without debate. Only three The house passed a bill to discontinue full term of enlistment been served lyin* in a pool of blood. The blood over those ot 1886 7, in anvthmsr like tne members—Social Democrats—opposed the the world, at least so far as gigantic the coinage of three-cent pieces. out. Mr. Stewart, to amend the mining was still slowly ooing from a ghastly bullet proportion of the gain ot 1884 over 1882-3, measure. The house passed bills providing that laws by providing that no person shall acquire wound in the forehead. On a bed in it would secure one ot tha most remarkable expositions are concerned. It promises The chief of police of Port Arthur has victories of its entire existence. But victory such portions of the consular reports more than one mining claim on the the same room lay the body of to be the theater of a world's fair does not depend on so large a ratio of increase as refer to agricultural matters arrested at that point John Samo, an same vein or relocate a vein which he has Jaracek with a bullet wound in the party has only to maintain shall be transmitted to the commissioner absconding furniture manufacturer of previously located, and also requiring in the coming spring. The fair is to the forehead and beside it was the leiativelv its prestige of 1886-7 to give to Toronto. that each patent for mining land shall reserve of agriculture for embodiment in his reports, body of his wife. Both were dead. be held at Barcelona, which holds the its national candidate every N jrthern state the rijtht of way through or over any and amending the laws regulating The bed clothing was completely saturated The duke of Argyle is in very feeble but one, with a far better rnospectof carrying fees for exemplifications of land patents. same relation to Spain as New York mining claim for roads, ditches, canals, with blood. The indications were health. His death will make Princess that one than it has had tor the past cuts and tunnels for the purpose of working The house discussed the bill lequiring that life had been extinct for two hours at city does to the United States. Barcelona Louise of Lome an Enghbh peeress as six yeaia Another feature of the political other mines, provided the damages occasioned subsidized railroads to maintain least. The woman lay on her back. Her duchess of Argyle. sicuation should inspire Republicans with has a population of 400,000, thereby shall be assessed and hands were carefully crossed over her and operate separate telegraph irresistible strength. The present national Enormous avalanches along the line of paid for according to law. breast. None of her clothing had been lines Mr. Dockery of Missouri said tho and is a manufacturing center as well administration was elected with, if not Arlberg railway in Austr.a has resulted simple proposition in the bill was to compel removed. Jaraceu lay partly on his side, upon, the repeated assertions of its leading as a seaport. The harbor is large in serious loss of life, and traffic on the HOUSE. with his face clobe to that of the woman, the Union and Central Pacific companies supporters every protection state that no road has been stopped. The house passed the following bills: as if in his last death throes he had to construct the telegraph lines required and safe,is furnished with stone docks, issue on the tariff was involved However To amend section 5,209, Revised Statutes. Great excitement ha3 been caused in attempted to kiss his victim. His arms, earnestly Republicans urged that question by their charters, instead of contracting iron warehouses, and a first-rate system It provides for the punishment of military circles by the arrest of Maj. like those of the woman, were crossed on as tne one of controlling instance with the Western Union and givinj Templar of Chatham. Eng., under an order bank examiners for making a false entry for loading and unloading. Six his breast, and the right hand still clutched in the campaign, they were a corporation a monopoly of telagrapb. from the inspector general of fortifications, in any report made by them to the controller tightly the telltale revolver. His coat, met by the Democratic leaders and franchises west of the Miasissippi river. railroads center there, and one of on the charge of dh ulging official of the currency, or for suppressing vest and boots had been removed, and journals with persistent evasion, concealment SENATE. and denial. That resource the president or concealing any material fact with n- these, it is claimed, is the only railroad secrets. were found lying on the floor near the bed. Not in session. has fortunately removed. The issue +ent to deceive that officer. The result of the inspection leaves no in Europe exclusively equipped The Canadian government has not yet which the Republicans maintained and the To amend the internal revenue laws by doubt that Jaracek deliberately murdered HOUSE. received any communication from Washington with American engines and cars. The Democrats avoided in 1884 has been prominently his wife and then suicided. abolishing the minimum punishment in internal The bill granting right of way through in reply to the representations forwarded and specifically brought forward by revenue cases, by prohibiting the the Indian territory to the Choctaw Coal city is a sort of emporium for the regarding the alleged kidnaping of Jaracek came home from Jordan, where the Democratic president, and isBuing of warrants upon information and and Railroad Company was passed. the man Nixon, who escaped from the he purchased a revolver, and went to his rest of Spam, and on that account belief, except upon affidavits made by a CANNOT BE HIDDEN Mi. Anderson, of Illinois, from the postoffice Sault Ste. Marie jail and was recaptured home at about 7 o'clock. He at once began out Of sierht 1888. The country is now in collector or deputy collector or reveuue offers unusual advantages to those committee, reported favorably Mr. by American officers on the Canadian side. to make things unpleasant, and ordered the enjoyment of an industrial system agent, and by authorizing the commissioner Nixon claims to be a British subject. Perkins' resolution directing the postmaster-general the children to bed. Whether or not who care to exhibit their wares at the which a quarter of a century has assured of internal revenue to compromise any to inquire into and inform the they refused is not known, but Jaracek at Mr. Gladstone arrived at Dover a few a laiger national growth, a more rapid accumulation case under the internal revenue law. Spanish World's Fair. House of the cause and foundation for the once hred his revolver into the group of days ago. He received a most enthusiastic and bioader distribution of Relative to the emolument returns of grievances cornplainted of in a Kansas children, wher3 there was a crippled boy of greeting from the crowd. Upon his arrival wealth than were ever before known to histoiy. civil officers, it forbids the attorney general newspaper regarding the Western mail service. fifteen years, a etrl of seven, a at Charing Cross station Gladstone was The American people will now from advancing or paying any moneyB General Francis Walker, who was boy of five, and a baby about oe openly and formally asked to decide received with minsled cheers and hootings to marshals, district attorneys, or clerks three years old. The girl of seven superintendent of the census of 1880, whether this system shall be recklessly by an enormous crowd. On the way trom who fail to render their returns as required was shot over the right eye, the ball War and Taxation. abandoned and a new trial be Dover the train stopped at Thorncliffe, in an article in the Quarterly Journal by section 833, Revised Statutes, unless coming out near the right ear. Jaracek made of an old experiment which has uniformly where Gladstone was pi esented an address. and until such returns are made and a Popular Science Monthly for January. of Economics on "The Eleventh Census then took the cripple by the hair and led to national embarrassment and Acting Consul HornBtedt of Moscow haB valid excuse rendered for the delay. wide-spread individual distress. On the result threw him outdoors. The latter climbed The factors that have been concern of the United States," expresses the made a r«port to the department of state of such an issue, fairly presented to the For the appointment of eleven division up and looked through the window witnessing ed in effecting these economic changes in regard to an important invention recently popular judgment, there" is no room for superintendents of the railway mail service, opinion that the tenth census was the following tradgedy. Jaracek and accompanying disturbances are patented by a Russian subject and clout* One thing only is necessary to assure at a salary of $2,500 each. This is then told his wife that her last moment too varied in its scope, and that the now being successfully worked in Russia. not, however, simpld, out somewhat success—complete harmony and cordial cooperation an increase of two superintendents over had come. The boy saw his mother sink It consists of a method to produce iron on the pare of all Republicans, on numerous and complex. They, nevertheless, next should be confined to an enumeration the number now authorized by law. to her knees on the floor, and he heard and steel direct from the ore. The whole the part both of those who aspire to lead and her pray to God and to her husband To relieve certain appointed or enlisted admit, it is believed, of clear of population, by number, of those who are easrer to follow. The duty Becret of the process is in the construction for mer "Damn your prayers they men of the navy and marine corpB from recognition and statement. In the is not one merely of honorable devotion to of the furnace which is simple and inexpensive. age, sex, color, place of birth, occupation, the charge of desertion. It merely applies won't save you. You're going to die, first place, the results ol the FrancoGerman the party whose recoid and whose aims Under the new process, iron ore, after to the naval service the same legislation do you hear?" the husband shouted. etc., and to agricultural statistics. are alike great, but it is one demanded submitting it to the ordinary smelting war—the radical changes in which now applies to the army. Then as the woman rose to her feet and by the instinct ot sell-interest and bv He thinks that the information, process, is taken direct from the furnace the character and construction of turned as if thinking to escape by the door, The diplomatic and conBular appropriation the still higher promptings ot patriotism. A to the rolling mill and turned into sheet Jaracek fired, the bullet lodged in his wife's bill was reported to the hoiiBe. It war armaments since that period, other than the above, gathered closer observation ot the conditions of life iron. majves a total appropriation oi $1,403,865, back. She sank to the floor with a scream, among the older nations gives oaea more and the continual augmentation of by the last census, is very valuable, as against an apropriation of $1,419,942 falling on her back. With an insane lauch. Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, continuing intense desire that the American people permanent military forces, have entailed for the current year. but holds that its collection should the murderer hred another shot at the in the house of commons the debate shall make no mistake choosing the no cv upon all the states of Europe woman as she lay on the floor. Horrified, Mr. Rice presented in the house a petition on the addiess in reply to the queen's which inspires labor with hope and crow it not be a part of the regular census, since 1873 continually increasing expenditures the boy at the window sank to the ground. of sixty-nine citizens of St. Paul to 5c speech, commented on the changed tone with dignity, which gives safety to capital as its makes the work too cumbersome and protects its increase whicu secures make some classification cf the clerks in Then he managed to crawl to the barn, a and indebtedness and indirect ot Gladstone manifested in his speech. political power to every cit.zen, few rods away, where he mounted a horse, the postal service in part possible. Gov. Balfour continuing, recalled inciting language taxation, by means of duties and retards progress in giving comfort and cnlture to every home. To rode to the village and save the alarm. McGill, most of the state officers and in Gladstone's Nottingham Bpeech on imports, to meet these increasing tne result of the census to the public this end. not less earnestly and more directly many prominent business men were amUg He did not complain, but rather congratulated Jaracek's bitterness toward his wiie, it financial burdens, has been found tobe as a private citizen than "as a public candidate. the signers. Messrs. Rice and Nelson both r/ Gladstone on his change of tone. as soon as possible after it is take n. is said, was particularly brought about I shall devote mvselt, with the confident most in accord with the maxim attributed presented resolutions from the b»f rd of The number of persons tried under the because she refused to put the property belief that the administration of the The full force of Gen. Walker's views trade of Minneapolis favoring legu ation to Colbert, that the perfection crimes act was 639, of whom 229 wers acquitted. into his hands. Upon her repeated refusals government will be restored to the party looking to reciprocity with Canada. will be appreciated from the statement In 18S6 tne number of agrarian of taxation consists in so to do so he grew more and more tyranical which has demonstrated the purpose and the offpnees reached 2,196, while in 18S7 the The bill for the relief of Ma'. Marcus A. plucking the goose—i.e the people— that several volumes of the census and abusive. Finally, by the advice of her power to wield it for the unity and the honor total was only 1,837. The total number Reno was reported adveraeb of the republic, for the .prosperity and children and friends, the woman made application to prjr»p"re the '**•''atesc amount of of 188Q a,refnot yet published. of cases of ordinary crime reached 1,963 committee on military af progress of the people. I am. very sincerely for a divorce, which, t,o doubt, in 1880, and in 1887 was 1,663 agrarian Davis has introduced a sin hastened the tragedy. yours, .J^^JAMES G. BLAENB a senate. A 4 1