THE STRIKE COHTIHUES. FIFTIETH CONGRESS. Chandler, Cullom, Davis, Dawes, Dolph, MINNESOTA HEWS. BABY MARTYR. Farwell, Faulkner, Ingalls, Kenna.McPherson, baby with, sn as not to spill it," contin. Manderson, Mitchell. Paddock, Palmer, ued the major, calmly "so when th« strike1 On the 5th inst., the great of tire Stockbridge, Teller,. Turpje, Voorhees, committee on pap concluded the mix- *m* engineers and firemen of the Burlington' Abstract of the Proceedings ot the Walthall, Wilson (Iowa). ture was- cool enough- we started to Wfeed system still continued with prospects that William'EnrTer, the butcher, who was Senate and House. The stage was descending ar sloping Bate, Beck, Berryv Blackburn, Cockrell. it would be extended to other roads At injured in St. Paul, recently, died at Winona the wefvp^ m* fb f%»% Colquitt. Daniel. Eustis, Gibson, Harris, Brookfield, Mo., on the 3rd inst, Geo. H. of blood poisoning., hillside on the road between Santa SENATE. Pasco, Rejaganr Saulsbury, Vance, Wilson, "I wonder it didn't kill yon," inter-^% The members of the interstate commerce Bostwick, the Burlington bridge foreman, The county commissioners of Stearns Barbara and the Ojal, the horses walking (Md). rupted the bride, looking knowingly ai ^f^-t' committee are indignant that the postoffice shot and killed John Roxy, a striking engineer. county passed resolutions of regret at the with painful exactness in the middle committee should have taken jurisdiction There was intense excitement, and the major's companion. "Of course, death of Sheriff Mickley. ot this subject, and especially as lynching was freely talked of. The prevailing can see how it all turned out. Yox of the deep rats and glancing with occasional The Cannon Valley branch of the Chicago, The Indian reservation bill passed the bill has been referred to them. opinion seems to be that Bostwick were the baby, and the major brought Rock Island & Pacific railroad, which nervous distrust at the border house. The principal amendments to the Mr. Cullom moved to refer the Spooner shot witbout sufficient provocation. This you up and married you." has been blockaded with snow is now open bill are increasing the annual interest fund oil}, which the postoffice committee had is recorded as the third act of violence at of rank-looking grass on either side of and trains are running regularly again. to be distributed among the Indians from "Just wait till I finish," went on the fa vorably reported, to the interstate commerce Brookville within the week. Chief Arthur the way. The constant rains, alternating §75,000 to S90r000, and the permanent John P. Hammond of St. Cloud has committee. seem3 to deeply depreciate the tragedy. major. ,% iS§gR| If fund from §2,500,000 to S3,000,000. By been appointed Sheriff of Stearns county. So far as known, the committee is willing with fierce suns, had rendered the Chief Arthur has sent a congratulatory let "Just as we started for the bunk there &*" the Montana bill about 17.000,000 acres to grant an extension in the long-haul provision, ter to the strikers boasting of theirability George Blanchard and Thomas L. Sullivan was a terrible crash of firing, followed whole soil a continuous, puffy, spongy are opened. By the Dakota Sioux which will oermit lower rates for to carry the strike through successfully. He were committed to the next term of by a yell that would have curdled your bill 12,000,000 acres are opened press dispatches to newspapers. mass, and more than once they had passed is receiving telegrams hourly which indicate the district court at Hastings by Justice blood. We were attacked by the 'Faches. and by the Minnesota Chippewa bill The senate committee on finance will at the determined stand the strikers O'Brien, for aiding a prisoner (Albert by the decaying, half-sunken carcasses 300,000 acres are opened. The house in They had surrounded us on once proceed to consider the house bill have taken. It was said in Chicago that Blanchard, charged with assaulting his two days has passed bills opening over of stock mired within easy reach snowshoes. Of course we had to jump which authorizes the secretary of the on the 5th inst., a prominent Chicago firm wife) to escape. $n 32,000,000 acres of public domain to treasury to invest, a portion of the surplus would bring a mandamus suit to compel to our guns, and it was just *r of the driver's whip. At a meeting of the city council ol Lake settlement. The Northwest has reason to in the purchase of bonds. the Burlington road to carry freight offered. nip and tuck all that night *2 City an ordinance was adopted which converts rejoice over this great acquisition. As the stage took on extra heavy rat A petition said to represent the views of the fire department from a volunteer to keep them off. At daylight our re- ,• Cockrell, from the salect committee appointed 200,000 women, who are members A secret meeting of the Brotherhood was to a paid one, and puts it altogether a faint whimper from a bundle carried peating rifies were too much for them, *^T last session to inquire into the ol the Woman' Christian Temperance held in New York the 6th inst., to take action under the control of the council. Whenever methods and business of the executive by a woman on the back seat reminded and they finally cleared out with a union ol the country, has been lodged on the Burlington strike. Representatives called out, each member is to be paid in the senate, praying for the repeal of the departments, presented a report, heavy loss." from all the roads 50 cent3 for the first and 30 cents for the passengers of the presence of a internal revenue laws. with two bills one to continue the centering at New York were representted. every subsequent hour of actual service. "And the baby cried the whole stage, J$ baby. work of making a classified abridgement of The president sent to the senate a message The following resolutions were The department will be limited to fortyfive while even the driver put on the brake letters patent, and the other to provide in relation to the well known Weil unanimously adopted: members, besides the chief and his assistants. "That puts me in mind," said an and turned around to listen. for the disposition of useless papers in the and La Abra claims. Whereas, It is learned from good authority Each company will select its officers, erect, gray-whiskered man in the front executive departments. The committee "Then we thought of the baby," saidT A letter has been received from the secretary subject to the a »proval of the council. that the managers of various railways seat, "of a queer experience a lot of us finds much in certain places to command of the treasury by the senate committee the major, solemnly, "and we all went throughout the country have combined —and very much in others to condemn as on commerce fully endorsing Mr. army fellows had with a baby way back in secretely aiding and assisting the to look at it. The bundle still lay on unnecessary, ridiculous and farcical cir The Rochester personal property tax Davis' bill making Duluth a port of delivery. management of the Chicago, Burlington & in—in the bunk, and it was mntionless. The cumlocution. that has just been paid was based on Quincy railway in their present trouble, "In 64, major," put in a handsome shall was stained with blood, and we an assessment of twenty-four mills and The secretary of the interior transmitted and young lady of about 20, who sat beside was the heaviest tax ever'imposed on city to the house, in compliance with resolutions saw that a chance arrow had come Whereas, Such action on the part of property since war times. The public improvements the speaker and who had received the thereof, a statement showing the through a loop-hole and literally Mr. Oates introduced a bill to quiet title said managers is cowardly and unfair for which the present administration amounts received as fees bv United States undivided attention of a couple of drummers transfixed it." held by .settlers to lands on the Des Moines therefore be it is responsible accounts for the district attorneys, marshals and assistant river in Iowa. on the back seat, they evidently Resolved, First—That we, as representatives "Oh, you heartless things," sobbed heavy tax,which has caused some vigorous attorneys for the vear 1885, 188G and taking her for the old gentleman's daughter. Mr. Farquhar introduced a bill providing of the various divisions of the kicking. Aid. Mayo assured the council the bride, while the mother on the back 1SS7. for the more complete protection of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in that the tax for the coming year would be seat hugged her treasure convulsively Mr. Payson, from the committee on public the Northern and Northwestern frontiers this vicinity, in convention assembled, do lighter than the present levy. "Won't you tell us about it, sir said lands, and as a question of privilege,reported and burst into tears. of the United States. hereby denounce said action en the part the bill to quiet the title of the settlers one of the pair, ingratiatingly, all the The anniversary of the birth of Robert The committee on Indian affairs reported "We had lost a private and two others of said managers, and declare that we, as •f on the Des Moines river lands. Emmett was celebrated at Faribault on lady passengers, married and single, indorsing favorably Mr. Holman's bill for the appointment an organization, are ]ustified in resorting badly wounded." went on the old soldier, the oth inst. The entertainment was got of a commission to inspect and the request. to extreme measures in overcoming this softly, "but I can tell you we all felt SENATE. ten up by the Celtic club. report on the condition of Indian affairs, outside interference with the affairs of our "Well," said the major, with a retrospective like murderers as we stood with our The claim of James Devine of Madelia, make treaties and for other purposes. brother engineers upon the Chicago, Burlington Mrs. D. Underwood, one of the early settlers -mile, "you see I was stationed hats off in that little room, and a tear Minn., was favorably reported from the Mr. Gittord introduced a bill providing & Quincy railway. of Dakota county, died at Farmington at Fort Laramie at the time, and was stole down over more than one powdergrimed committee on war claims. This is one of for the erection of the Minot land district, Second—That to this end we recommend recently. Mr. Land's cases which he has pushed vigorously. sent with a detachment of twenty-five to be carved out of the limits of the present cheek aa the old general leaned that if the aloresaid difficulty is not settled Miss Mary S. Highbee-. the wife of one of Bismarck district. men to escort Gen. Whipple, who was over and gently opened the little bundle." within a reasonable time upon a fair the pioneers, of Olmstead County, died Mr. Cox of New York presented resolutions and reasonable basis that all the Brotherhood visiting the fort, and his staff to another very suddenly at Rochester recently from from the Minneapolis jobbers union men upon the connecting lines of the post about 4,000 miles farther north. heart disease. "And was it quite dead?" asked a asking for a modification of the interstate The omnibus war claims bill passed the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy system resign The country was full of Indians on the Rev. Thomas Slave died, aged eightythree mining man, who was pretending not to house. Some debate took nlace over an commerce law, by which mileage and excess their positions upon a given date. war path, but we didn't mind them so years, at Lewiston, recently. cry. amendment, which was adopted, appropriating baggage tickets might be sold by railroads Third—That if this section as a means much as the weather, which was simply to commercial travelers also a $20,000 for the relief of the Protestant Mrs. Ole Carlson died at her home in ''Quite dead—quite dead. But you of last resort is not sufficient to gain the petition from the same association for an Episcopal theological seminary Lake City, aged seventy-four years. fearful. Snow breast high and a steady just and reasonable demands of the engineers see it wasn't a baby at all but the kitten inland marine conference. and high school of Virginia, whose property norther blowing that would cut the and fireman upon the aforesaid railroad, The ex-soldiers of Scandinavian nationality the little emigrant girl had forgotten," was damaged during the war. Anderson of Iowa introduced a bill providing that we as an entire organization now residing in Minneapolis held a eyes out of you. We struggled along concluded the major. "That's all, I believe, for the election of a public building throughout tku United States and Mexico reunion at Dania hall recently, about one somehow for a couple of days, but finally and—ahem, I think, daughter, Til at Creston, Iowa, to cost $50,000. Mr. ]oin with them in a universal demand for hundred ladies and gentlemen being present. the snow began to fall again and we lost Emperor William Dead. Weaver introduced a bill for a public get out and walk to the top of this hill." their acknowledged rights—of being paid The programme opened with a banquet the trail. The whole party was just building at Ottumwa, Iowa, and for one The German Emperor died at 8 30 the established ratps for work actually and music, followed by addresses And then the major got out, followed at Oskaloosa, each to cost S50.000. Mr. o'clock March 9. There was great excitement on the point of giving up for good when performed. from Mayor Ames, Col. Hans Mattson, by some indistinct remark referring to Kerr introduced a bill for a public building in Berlin throughout the preceding one of the scouts came in the report Fourth—that the step proposed in article rapt. P. P. Swensoa and Ex-Sheriff George his eyes on the part of the driver that to cost the same amount at Cedar Rapids, day. An immense crowd stood near the 2 of these resolutions should not be H. Johnson, in which full credit was given that he had found two miles farther on seemed to be fully concurred in by the Iowa. palace notwithstanding it was a cold, taken before the 15th of this month, and to the Scandinavian volunteers for the a certain log house and stockade that rest of the passengers. The committee on rivers and harbors rainy day. The palace was guarded by a faithful and heroic sevice rendered to this that of article 3 not earlier than the 13th, we had been aiming for. Of course has declined to grant further hearings, and force of cavalry. On the 17th of Nov. he so that the traveling and business public country during the rebellion. that braced us up once more, and we concluded to leporb the bill it is preparing had anticipated his coming end by making may be inconvenienced as little as possible^ The funeral of Thos. D. Skiles occurred soon reached the house and started up Ho Cadets Kee Their Trousers by the 20th inst. a decree as to important state matters. at Minneapolis a few days ago. There was The Crown Prince will leave San Remo for a roaring fire, you may suppose. As Fifth—That it is the unanimous opinion Clean. Berlin on Saturday morning. He will stay no attempt at ostentatious display, either the men were bringing in their last of the delegates herein assembled, that in Berlin no longer than is absolutely necessary, in the service or surroundings. Upon the In its account of the exhibition evolutions The senate spent almost the entire day each and every division of the Brotherhood armfuls of wood they heard a faint call going afterward to either Wies coffin were some tasteful bouquets of lilies considering the G. A. R. pension bill. of the West Point embryo officers, of Engineers throughout the country for help on the wind. A forlorn hope and white roses, the offerings of the immediate Baden or Hamburg. should immediately call special meetings the New York Times says: It is HOUSE. friends, at the head was a large volunteered to go out and see what was The Emperor William, ever since lis ascended and take actions upon these resolutions a constant source of wonder to civilians The McDuffie-Davidson contested election pillow of roses, in the center of which was the matter, and pretty soon they the throne, has been highly esteemed and notify our grand chief engineer case (Alabama) was disposed of by here how the cadets manage to^ interwoven the one eloquent word "Papa." by Germans here and elsewhere for his brought in an emigrant family whose of their decisions in the matter at once the house. The minority resolution declaring N keep their starched leg-gear so spotlessly sterling honesty and straightforwardness thereafter, and that also delegates should The mason contractors of Minneapolis teams had got snowed in, and who had McDuffie entitled to the seat was of character, and his kindness of spirit. hold themselves in readiness to attend a have concluded that they want their class clean. A cadet comes out to guard just about laid down to die, some half rejected—yeas 122, nays 144 and the One thing that has endeared the emperor special convention of the international of work directly from the owners or mount, runs around the barracks for majority resolution declaring the sitting mile from the house. There was the to the Germans, has been his devotion to division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive architects, and through their association member entitled to his seat was adopted an hour or two, sits on dusty benches, father, three boys, and a little girl carrying duty as he understood it. It has been my Engineers on short notice. have addressed a letter to thearchitectsof without division. and then walks into the recitationroom a kitten, and the mother with the experience that the emperor of Germany the city requesting this privilege. It is Sixth—That in consideration of the business The house committee on territories has has been quite as popular among native small baby wrapped in a dozen shawls." with his white trousers as free signed by twenty-three firms. interests of the country, we sincerely received a report from the sub-committee born Germans who are citizens of this from dirt and creases as though, they regret the necessity of restoring to these Charles Dickens, son of the great novelist, to whom the question of territorial judges county as among Germans who have remained "Dear, dear me!" exclaimed the lady extreme measures and trust that our had just come from the ironing-board. was assigned. It has reported an omnibus whose success as a reader from his in the fatherland." passengers in chorus. friends will not be slow in placing the responsibhty bill, which shall cover the demands of father's works has been so marked in the "Why," said onelady recently, as she The log house had a small room in where it so clearly belongs— Eastern states for the past four months, all the territories asking for an increase of saw the cadets marching to dinner, upon the penurious and tyiannical management will be in Minneapolis April 12. The one corner, and we gave that to the their judiciary, and ib is expected that the The Scarcity of Potatoes. "my boy wouldn't be fit to be seen of the Chicago, Burlington & reading will probably be given in Armory full committee will adopt the report. Dakota poor family, and made them comfortable. after he had worn such trousers five Quincy system. is allowed two judges, and the division halL That night it blew a gale, and the From the Springfield (Mass.) Republican of the districts asked for is granted. Seventh—That a copy of these resolutions minutes." As it is a punishable offense wind swept the trail so clear, that the The short crop of potatoes in large The Mankota city counsel has given to be forwarded to P. M. Arthur, G. C. Mr. Rice presented in the house a petition to wear dirty trousers, the cadets the Southern Minnesota Live stock and emigrants decided to push on south. sections of New York, Pennsylvania, E., and to F. P. Sargent, G. W. M., and from the Duluth chamber of commerce are somewhat careful, and each one Fair association the privilege of holding Our party concluded to wait another also to the press. requesting the Minnesota members and Massachusetts, last fall, promises its annual fair at "Sibley Mound," the changes four or five times a day if day for the weather to settle, and well One of the delegates who was present at and representatives to give their support to have a very important bearing on property on which they have heretofore necessary. Three pairs a day is considered to the two Duluth bridges proposed by the meeting says, enough it was as the snow began again. held fairs, but which was purchased by the prices the coming spring. Local deal Mr. Davis' bills in the senate. The prevailing sentiment among the engineers economical. Every cadet has Sometime during the next evening, one city last summer for park purposes. The ers in produce seem to agree th^t the in this locality is that the trouble anywhere from thirty to fifty paira»of of the officers happened to go into the association is to keep grounds and buildings upon the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy present high prices of potatoes are in repair, and the public to have access room that had been occupied by the white trousers, and. he is allowed The senate resumed consideration of the must be fought out to a successful termination likely to continue indefinitely. Native, to any part of the grounds (outside fourteen pairs in each week's wash. emigrant family, when he neard a sort urgency rlelicicncy bill, the question being for them at all hazards, and although of fairs) except the crack. and especially New England, potatoes of low cry, and, going toward a bunk, The cadet adjutant, who is called on stuking out the provision inserted by they regret restoring to extreme measures the house requiring the public printer to they are determined to carry their point £t the charter election at North Branch are comparatively scarce now, while saw something move inside a bundle upon at times to. make a little enforce rigidly the eight hour law. The Joel J. Weide was elected president of the in this particular case, even if they have lying there, wrapped up in an old red the imported article is more common more display of himself than hiscomrades item was struck out. to stop the turning of every wheel in the council John Elengree councilman, W. shawl!" than usual. Ireland and Scotland in the ranks, is permitted to treasurer1, The pension bill went over with the understanding country. B. Abel, recorder John Hurley, send eighteen pairs to the washerwoman furnish most of the potatoes import, that after the morning business and E. C. Ingalls, village justice. "A blue shawl, major," interrupted There will be a grand union meeting of it would be taken up and discussed every week, and he doesn't have to ed.and Germany has also been send, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers the young lady merrily. The labor and the railroad organizations under the five-minute rule, and the final and the Board of Locomotive Firemen at worry about the wash-bill either.' of Brainerd had a larger influence in tne result "So it was," said the old officer,glancing ing over large quantities, butherstock vote taked before adjournment. Tammany hall next Sunday at 10 o'clock ol the recent charter election than was There is a curious etiquette among the fondly at his companion. "He was for importation is now running low, The joint resolution recently passed by a. m., March 11. before apparent. The Knights of Labor and a brave fellow, that lieutenant but he cadets as'to the disposal of their white the house accepting the m\itation of the and will soon be exhausted. Natives It was reported at Chicago that the the Brotheihood of both engineers and firemen ran out to us as pale as death. 'Gentlemen,' trousers when they,leave the academy. French Republic to take part the international are now quoted at 90c to 95c a bushel, strike would extend to the St. Paul con without doubt turned the scale for it exposition to be held in Paris in said he, 'in the excitement of If a young man is at all popular, some nection of the Burlington svstem on the and Irish and Scotch magrums at Hemstead for mayor, while the Knights 1889 was repoited favorably with amendments. 5th. getting away, those people have left of his oomrades bequeath him their elected more than half of the aldermen about 92c. All appearances seem to The resolution is amended by increasing At midnight Vice President G. B. Harris, their tiny baby.'" who succeeded. trousers as a token of respect and re-' from §200.000 to $300,000 the point to an increased price soon, of the Burlington & Northern, was closeted "You never saw such a scared lot of membrance. The shortest cadet in the' appropriation to defray the expenses of The case of Nicholas Riplinger vs. the though opinions differ widely asto the with President Perkins, of the Burlington men in your life. There we were, snowed representation at the exposition. The St. Croix Lumber company was tried before graduating class has an accumulation & Quincy. Mr. Harris had been served highest price that will be reached. If clause authorizing the appointment of one Judge Crosby and a jury at Hastings, in, 300 miles from civilization, with with the notice. It was the result of a of one hundred and twenty pairs which this rise takes place, however, large honorary commissioner to the exposition resulting in a verdict oi §378.27 for the a baby! A grizzly bear would have meeting of the engineers and firemen held have come to him in this way, and he from each of the states is also stricken importations from the provinces may plaintiff. at La Crosse. The notice was substantially been more welcome." has to hang them, all up in his room.' out. that if the Burlington & Northern did be expected as the crop there was a D. S. Hay ward's barn was burned at St. "Oh, you horrid thing!" sniffed the* As the trousers seldom wear out, ex-i In response to Senator Cullom's resolution not cease interchanging trafiic with the Cloud, recently. Cause unknown. Loss good one, and dealers are only waiting mother on the back seat. of inquiry the president sent to the cept at the bottom of the legs, they Burlington & Quincy before 7 p. m. Monday, §1,500 insurace $1,100. a slight rise to be able to bring senate a letter from the secretary of state "You don't seem to grapple with the ,March 5th, the engine men would are sent to the commissary's department H. S. French and B. F. Woodman are giving a history of the prohibition by them in at a profit. Outside oiCanada, proposition, ma'am," explained the strike in a body. Vice Piesident Harris to be treated after a fashion customary planning to start a creamery at Northfield France of the importation of American refused to be interviewed regarding the Ireland and Scotland, no foreign country major. "On canvassing the matter we this spring. A. large number of Northfield in families where growing b®ysl Tsays pork. The secretar that the depart- situation, but sent out word to press representative found that there wasn't but one married is likely to furnish any considerable dairymen have pledged their support. overbalance a limited income. The ment knows of no round to expect that that the interchange of trafiic man in the whole command, and he, as the decree of the French government will amount of potatoes for the American At a special school meeting at Chatfield littlest fellow in. the corps at pgesenfc would not cease. "The company," the luck would have it, had never nad a, it was voted to build a new school hou^p, be revoked at an early day. market. Another element which message from Mr. Harris added "proposes is Jose Victor Zavala,from Guatemala,^ to cost not to exceed $15,000. The build baby. We didn't have any more idea, to run the Burlington & Northern road will do much to keep potatoes high for who is very popular for his patience HOUSE. ing will be commenced in the spring. themselves." how to take care of a baby than the man The committee on Pacific railroads some time is the need for seed pota£ and his peculiarities. As a mark ©f in the moon. Oh, it was dreadful!"' At a rousing meeting of the locomotive agreed upon a Pacific railroad funding bill toes with the opening of the spring their regard, thfe entire first class are engineers of the Northwest, held recently at and the major wiped the perspiration and reported it to the house. The bill differs talking of giving him their white trousers season. A well-known dealer oi this the hall, Sixth and Jackson streets, which Mrs. Garfield has returned from Europe^ in no essential particulars, save one, from his face at the mere recollection. next week. ^Should they really do city quotes early seedings as follows: was attended by about 256 members of the from the Outhwaite bill. The exception is If Mrs. Folsoin marries Secretary Bayard "Had the poor darling been all that Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the that the bill is confined to the Union Pacific, so, the little Sovtth American will have Early pearl of Savoy, $2 a bushel she will be allowed to stand next her day without anything to eat?" indignantly above telegram was ordered to be sent to and is in no sense to be applicable to daughter at the White House reception. to find pegs for nearly one thousand, hampden beauty, $2.50 stray beauty, Grand Chief Engineer Arthur and Grand inquired a young bride who. sat the Central Pacific. In his report Chairman Minnie Hauk has recovered from the effects pairs of trousers. $2.50 early king, $3 Charles Downing, Master Sargent by a unanimous vote. It up with the driver. Outhwaite says that the most of the accident which recently befell $3 thorburn, $2 rual blush, $2 was also unanimously voted to send 51,000 important question to be considered "To drink, you mean," said the maor. her, and has resumed work on the stage. to|aid the striking engineers, which will immediately is how to secure repayment early Maine, §2 early beauty of Hebron, "That was just it. There wasn't What W Know About Mars. be doneby telegraph. The engineers present Prof. Simon Newcomb's daughter enjoys of the people's money. The report $2 early essex, $2 and Seneca sven a can of condensed milk in the who are the leading men of the Brother the distinction of having been the only female quotes the unanimous opinion of The past year has added something and red jacket, $2.50. The South depends hood in the Northwest, were moreeraphatic outfit, so we went into a council student of Johns Hopkins university. the Pacific railroad commissioners and of to our knowledge of the planet Mars. in their denunciation of the of war as to the- proper thing to give it the president that under no circumstances largely upon Northern growers That it has a cap of ice and snow at Burlington and its officials, and can a settlement of the debt of the Union Senator Palmer of Michigan has thereputation to eat. One- officer said flour for its potatoes for planting, and is in their determination to stick by the engineers each pole, and that it has continents Pacific be expected at maturity. of being the finest linguist in the and water was the correct already ordering in large quantities. who are out. It was stated in tne and oceans are facts that have long The committee on commerce has agreed upper house of congress. thing. Capt. Brown insisted on milk. meeting that should any road running between Early growers in the Middle States to report favorably Mr. Rice's bill in relation been known that it has an atmosphere The funeral of Louis E. Fisher, the veteran Boggs thought that meat chopped up St. Paul and Chicago attempt to to the duty on lumber. will plant earlier and more heavily similar to that of the earth has journalist, occurred on the 8th inst., carry any Quincy cars or accept Quincy fine would answer. Somebody else argued The bill for pensioning prisoners of war than usual. The demand for potatoes attended by many oi the prominent people for many years lone been suspected tickets, a strike on that road would probably that the proper ration for a baby was reported and referred to the committee of St. Paul, Minneapolis, and the for the table and the counter demand and as long ago as 1882, Schiaparelli, be ordered and carried out immediately. of the whole. was sugar tied up in a rag somehow. A State. The assertion made that 250 engineers for potatoes for planting will the Milanese astrouomer, announced In discussing the erection of a public young ensign believed they sucked the The man arrested at Victoria, Mon., on had come from Reading to work as that he had detected traces of what building at Sedalia, Mo., Mr. Bland took soon exhaust the meager supplies and juice of a piece of rubber, so to speak, suspicion of being Tascott, the murderer, scabs on the Quincy was a mere phantasy •occasion to inveigh against the protective appeared to him to be huge canals early news potatoes will command a while old Whipple stuck it out that on the part of the Quincy officials, they being proved not to be the man wanted. ), tariff and against the extravagant system upon the surface of the planet. Since high premium. Potato growers in in fact but twenty.five in number. As babies were fed exclusively on paregoric. Baby king Alphononso XIII. is suffering which the house had inaugurated in the then M. Perrotin, of Nice, has given an instance of the annoyance the engineers this region are likely to raise early from epilepsv, an hereditary disease in his You never heard such, a wrangle." passing or1 bills for the erection of public much attention to Mars, and he now were causing the Quincy road, it is said mother's family, the Hapsburgs. buildings. crops in the spring and thus realize that many engineers who" ran into Chicago corroborates Schiaparelli's announcement The bill providing for the opening of the It is stated at the treasury department the benefit of prevailing prices. The had applied for positions on 'And the poor little creature suffering of the existence of what seems, great Sioux reservation has passed the iti Washington, that owing to the heavy the Quincy been examined and accepted, first early potatoes in the market all the time," murmured the mother, to be canals. He has mapped and house without division or opposition. riiCMprs during the past few aionths the and then gone back to their own trains, will doubtless come from the Bermudas, wiping & tear off her nose» surplus at the end of June, 1888, will measured these great works, most of leaving the road in the lurch. The engineers SENATE. but will fail to supply the demand. probably reach $155,000,000. "Tne result was that we agreed to which lie in the equatorial regions of present showed themselves willing to The president sent a message to the senate, make an impartial mixture of all these The south cannot produce help their striking brethern in e\ery way, Mrs. C. Moore of Philadelphia wears the planet and, supposing the diameter in which he quotes ihe senate resolution some of them voluntarily offering sums of the most costly diamonds of all the society things on the theory that if one missed potatoes that are suitable for transportation, of Mars to be, as*" is generally believed, requesting him to negotiate a treaty from §20 to $1,000 if needed. The Brother women of the Quake* City. Her jewels fire the other would sort of counteract about 4,200 miles at the equator, with the emperor of China containing a provision and growers of the north are said to be worth $60,000. hood has over 25,000 members in the it, as it were. So we made a sort of that no Chinese laborer shall enter some of thes& canals are, he says, and east will practically monopolize United States, such one of whom would Some are of the opinion that Randall's the United States, and says that negotiations of stew in the coffee-pot,which included! nearly 2,000 mites long. M. Perrotin, the market at least so far as choice pay an assessment of §10 per capital within tariif bill will be withheld until the Mills have been in progress for some time. a whole bottle oi paregoric from the moreover, goes far toward establishing twenty-four hours after it was ordered. Dotatoes are concerned. bill hhall come up regularly for discussion The president expresses the nope and expectation medicine chest, for most of us rather In addition the Brotherhood has about that the planet really has an in the house, when it will be submitted as that an acceptable treaty will leaned toward Whipple's ideas after all. $1,000,000 surplus already on hand, atmosphere not very different from a substitute. soon be concluded. which will be used if necessary. According Then we hunted up a small tin funnel that to which we are accustomed for Yale College has received from Alexander The G. A. R. Pension bill was passed by Under cross-examination before the to the statements of some of the prominent used for filling the whisky keg." he as3u*es us that he kas watched a vote of 44 to 16, as follows' Duncan, of London, Eng., a house printing committee, Mr. Benedict members of the order in this city, Aldrich, Allison, Blair, Blodgett, Bowen. "What was that for?" gasped the acknowledged that he had authorized the the collection, progress* and dissipa- member of the class of 1825, a gift oi the fight will be carried on to the bittei Brown, Cameron, Chace, Frye, George, use of his name for reference only in a circular lady passengers, who by this time had I tion ol clouds over the face of Mars, end, and, if necessary to attain their wishes, $20,000 "to be used tor its best interests, Gorman, Hale, Hompton, Hawley, Hiscock, addressed to postmasters seeking to every car wheel in the United States worked themselves into a state ot suppressed and has even distinguished the shadows as the authorities of the University Hoar, Payne, Piatt, Riddleberger, learn the political status of uwaoas in will be stopped. fury. which have been cast by them Sawyer, Sherman, Spooner, Stewart, may determine." their districts*, J'Whv, to run the compound into the upon portions tke int&i hsSm te?C &Z ^AW^S? T~-"~ .,..