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In Wisconsin. Granting the netit ot way to THE VACANT CHAIfi. me uuiuin Manitoba Kailway Company across the Fort Pembina Military Reserva day, stated their belief that engineers unfit and incompetent to perform their duties were running trains through that place, thereby endangering the live and property tion in jjakota. 10 construct a road to the Woodston Register. VL IIcIIIIU A Pnunui WOODST03T.

KANSAS. National Cemetery at Corinth, Miss. To of patrons, and asked an Investigation. settle and adjust the claims of any State for Sadden Demise of the Head of the United State Snpreme Court After a Brief Illness. expenses incurred Dy 11 in at tense of the At bt Joseph, Friday morning, Cmted States during the war of the Rebel, lion.

Appropriating $100,000 lor the erection in Washington of a monument to the negro soldiers and sailors who gave their lives for Thomas Brown, a new Burlington engineer, in going to the round-house and passing a crowd of strikers and their sympathizers, was struck on the head with a blunt instrument by some one in the crowd, whose NEWS OF THE WEEK- Tke Umu "laser Vrlta" The greatest doctors in Europe don't seem to know what ails "Unser Fritz." Thus are the Garfield and Grant episodes repeated, and public confidence in "expert" medical knowledge is again shaken. The effect is a revulsion. Since the fatal days ot 1883, many of the doctrines of the schoolmen concerning extensive medication have been abandoned, and all schools of practice are more and more relying upon old-fashioned simple root and herb preparations and careful nursing, the only reliances known to our ancestors. These methods and reliances are Illustrated to-day in a series of old- TWO KEff WITH JJJCKr Enseae abla aal Cum-. saiBgs Wla PortlB of the Capital Prize.

Eugene de Sabla Jr.fof tb commission, house of Eugene de 6abla 40 alitor, nia street, was one of the persons who was reported to have wool of. the capital prize in the February drawing of The Louisiana To ascertain what truth there was in the rumor, and whether the money had been collected, a Call reporter visited Mr. de Sabla. He seemed somewhat surprised and after some, hesitation admitted that he had won the money. "While, of course, I can't, deny having held portion of the lucky number I am not particulary pleased at the notriety that it has thrust upon me.

identity Is still unknown, and ean not re the preservation of the Government For the relief ot soldiers and sailors who enlisted or served under assumed names. There were altogether fifty-tive bills passed those not above described being pension and private-relief bills. Among tha former were two cover. Politicians Already Speculating as te the Baeeessor mt the Ilea thief Justice, Morrison Remicb Waite, chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, died at bis residence in Washington of inflammation of the bowels, at an early hour Friday morning. He bad not been in good health for a long time, and was generally looked upon as being rather feeble, though nobody expected latest Intelligence From ell Parte of y7VV.

the World. The Franz Brewery, at Sioux City. Iowa, managed by John Arensdort at the time of peusiomng volunteer female nurses during the war at $25 a month. Mr. Blair, from the the Haddock murder, was leased Wedne; day, to be used as a butter and egg depot Committee on Civil Service! and Retrench' XABT.

ineut, reported a bill providing that when ever persons who were not loval to the A hurricane Tuesday night at Calhoun, unroofed every structure in town and destroyed several buildings, including the Lnited States during the war shall be ap to hear of Ids demise so soon. On the previous Saturday evening he and his daughter dined with Senator Hearst's family, and he appeared to be in fair health and spirits. pointed to. otnee in tne civil service, those who were not dishonorably discharged from Baptist and Methodist Churches. Jour or five persons were wounded, and numbers of fashioned roots and herbs preparations tne milltarr or naval service or the Cornea- 1 pon arriving home, however, he was taken recently given to the world by the cattle were killed.

suddenly ill with, what lor a time appeared wen anown proprietors or Warner 1 erate States, and who are suffering from wounds or disabilities resulting from such service, shall be preferred to other persons not shown to have been loval to the United States during the war. Mr. Piatt objected to the second reading of the bill, and it weut It is reported from Duluth, that McGarigle, the Chicago boodler, was in that safe cure preparations made from formulae possessed by many of our city last Friday, where he was seen by Board Minnie Lebknechauer, on Saturday, poisoned her three children at 154 West Fifty-eight street, New York, watched them die, and then reported the facta to the police. She had been driven to the deed by poverty, and she explained she killed the little ones because she loved them. The charges of bribery in the Ohio State senate have led to the appointment of a committee of Investigation and created the greatest excitement The charges refer to cer-ftaih Chicago packers as trying to defeat a bill.

adverse to the packing Interest, and involve several senators In visits to Chicago to make terms. The correspondence on the subject is in the bands of the committee and it is said, that the packers refused to oldest families, and rescued for popu over till the 20th. of Trade and newspaper men. At Port Byron, Tuesday, Dr. MerrI lar use, and issued under the happy House.

Iu the House, under a call of States, the following bills and resolutions assignation or Warners Lag Cabin man was called to attend a patient of Dr. Morgan, who, coming in, ordered that Dr. itemeaies. were introduced and referred: By Mr. Johnston To establish an experimental sugar-testing manufactory at Terre Merriuian be ordered to leave.

Dr. Merrl "My son," exclaimed a venerable man left, but only to get a whip, with which Haute, Intl. By Mr. Taulbee For appoint woman to the writer when he was a boy, "my son, you'r Teller and pale he gave Dr. Morgan a terrible thrashing.

ment 01 a special committee to examine into the condition of the civil service in all James Lapp, of Good land, was ar ana weak liae lookin you'r needin the departments and branches of the Gov rested in Logansport, Wednesday, on a good shaking up with some sas ernment, whether or not the provisions of ins uieu, on mo grounu mai me uiu iu 41119- the charge of passing counterfeit $3 silver the (Jivu-service act nave been at all tunes paru." tlon was unconstitutional and would be nun certificates to the amount of $20,000. business is that of a commission merchant and I am not gratified at the idea of having my affairs circulated about I bought the ticket as others buy them, in (he ordinary course, and the only difference is that mine was the right number. 1 V- "I cautioned my clerks not to say any- thing about the matter, but somehow it was whispered about in confidence until every, body on the street knew Jtr The day Of the drawing was my busiest and when one of my clerks brought in the results, I compared my coupon, and found that un agreed with the capital prize, I sent the ticket to our bank the Nevada and had it collected for me. I obtained the moudy promptly and without trouble. This is not my first winning, but I don't relish the idea of being published as buying lottery tickets.

"I am not, however, the only person in this city so favored. Dr. J. E. Cummings, dentist, at Bush anil Polk street; was also lucky the same month.

He got another one-tenth of the eapital prize the same amount and collected it through the Anglo California Bank." "Yes," said the collecting clerk of the Anglo California Hank to a Call reporter last night, "we did collect 0110 tenth of ticket A lug of spring sarsaparilla was just and. void if passed. There is a general feeling in city of Mex observed and carried out, and what beneficial results if any, have inured to the Gov. crnmcnt by reason of that act By Mr. McDonald Instructing the Committee on Ways Fred Grant Is out In an interview in which as necessary in the "winter supplies be aclases Gen.

Badeau ot deliberate false. of fifty years ago as was a barrel of pork, and a famous medical authority hood in what be said about writing the ico banking and financial circles that the loan of 3,600,000. placed Monday with Berlin, Paris, and Amsterdam bankers, insures prosperous times for some 'years to come. The government can now meet its obligations and and Means to report a bill placingall articles of products that are protected by a trust or monopolistic company on the free-list or as nearly so as the financial requirements of the says that the very general prevalence of the use of such a preparation as Log Cabin Sarsaparilla explains the Government will permit By air. Grouse have a surplus for public improvements.

The defalcation of James W. Tate, JTreas. rugged health of our ancestors. While Warner's Log Cabin Sarsa Providing for a bounty on wheat, corn, flour, and oat-meal exported from tne United States. By Mr.

O'Neill To create boards of arbitration for settling controversies between THE I. ATE CHIEF JUSTICE. nrer of Kentucky, is now placed between $190,000 and $200,000. The Legislature bus panlla is an excellent remedy for all seasons of the year, it is particularly officers and employes of railroad companies to be cramp colic. Dr.

Winslow was called In and administered remedies which relieved him in a short time, and Sunday he felt much better. Impeached Tate and offered a reward of for his apprehension. valuable in the spring, when the sys tern is full of sluggish blood, and re The Bell telephone decision was to be ren engaged in Inter-state commerce. Mr. Pay-sou reported, as a question of privilege from the Committee on Public Lands, the bill to quiet the title of settlers on the Des Moines Kiver lands.

Mr. Parker having raised a point of order against the reception of the bill, the Speaker reserved his decision. Mr. Wilkius. under instructions from the Com dered 111 the Supreme Court Monday, and he was very desirious of reading It himself.

His physician advised strongly against this, but quires a Datural constitutional tonic and invigorator to resist colds and pneumonia, and the effects of a long winter. Philo M. Parsons, clerk of the Xo. 71,575 of the February drawing of the WASHINGTON NOTES. An old St Louis'packer testified in the re.

fined lard case in Washington that the pack. the justice insisted, at least In listening to Louisiana Lottery, but who the holder was I its reading by Justice Blatehford. No rumor cannot tell. He came in here with the per City Hotel of Hartford, was prostrated with a cold which, he says, ers of the first-named city had for years been regarding the illness of Justice Waite had mittee on Banking and Currency, moved to suspend tiie rules and pass the bill authorizing the issue of fractional silver certificates. Alter a long debate, the bilUavas passed son who sold him the ticket, presented it to engaged in killing and packing diseased "seemed to settle through my body, reached the public, and his condition was not commented upon.

meat me, aud a few days afterward received the money $15,000." I neglected it, and the result was my blood became impoverished and poi During a storm at Washington Wednes- On returning home Monday evening he yeas 178, nays 67. The following is the text: On motion of Mr. Bland, the rules were suspended and the bill was passed, discontinuing the coinage of the $3 gold piece and "We never experience any difficulty," was attacked with acute bronchitis, and re day lightning struck the Capitol, the flash soned, indicated by inflamed eyes, continued tiie clerk, "in obtaining the cash being especially vivid in the Senate Cham. was treated, but my eyes grew worse, me goiu gi. i on a winning Louisiana Lottery ticket.

The cupon is presented to in, we forward it to den ate. Among the bills reported from I was obliged to wear a shade over them. I feared that I would be obliged ber. All the occupants ot the Supreme Court room Justices, lawyers, and auditors jumped to their feet, but quickly subsided. In the House wing balls of blue fire were no committee and placed on the calendar, March 20th, were the following: To relieve the Treasurer of the United States from the New Orleans and the money is invariably forwarded by return mail." Francisco to give up work.

mained wakeful throughout the entire night, and 011 Tuesday be suffered greatly. It was not until Wednesday that his Illness began to assume a serious aspect. On that day there appeared symptoms of pneumonia of a circumscribed character. Inflammation of the bowels also began to manifest itself. He was kept quiet by the use of anesthetics on Thursday.

Thursday night he became more restless than ever, and he expired a little amount now charged to him and deposited "Under the operation of Warner's ticed playing about the corridor, and some members thought the root was about to with tne several (states; to encourage the memoirs of his father. Representatives of over 300 regiments were present at the reception given Judge Rea, Commander in-chief of the G. A. E. at Day- ton, Ohio.

Friday. The jury In the trial of the State of Ohio against Robert B. Montgomery, for the Col. umbus tally sheet forgeries, being unable to agree, was discharged at noon Friday. It stood ten for conviction and two for acquit, tal.

Morrison Remick Waite, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, i-died Friday morning at Washington of ty- pneumonia after an illness of a few days. Both houses of Congress adjourned out of respect to the memory of the deceased, and committees were appointed to attend the funeral. The Supreme Court also adjourned, and President Cleveland issued a proclamation ordering that the Government buildings be draped for three days, and that flags be placed at half-mast on the day of the funeral. The widow is absent in California, and no arrangements for the funeral can bo made until her return, but it is the intention of the members of the family to have interment take place at Toledo, the old residence of the Chief Justice. In New l'ork Friday night Henry Bench, nephew of the lately deceased founder ot the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to An-finals, was unanimously elected Presidentof the society.

Two New York pilot boats, containing four pilots and ten sailors, hae been missing since the great storm, and it Is believed that all perished. The match between Evan Lewis and Dennis Gallagher, at Buffalo, N. Wednesday night, was stopped by the police, after Lewis had won two falls, one in 2 minutes and the second In 10. Mayor Becker becoming alarmed at tbo effect on Gallagher, in the third bout, of the Strungler's strangle bold. The match was declared a draw and the gate receipts, $1,000, equally divided.

Arguments in the suit of Colonel George H. Tilden against the executors of the will of Samuel J. Tilden, to secure a judicial construction of the clause regarding tiie residue of the estate, were made at New York (Cal.) Call, March 10. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe will go to Califor tumble.

A horse outside was knocked down holding of a National Industrial Exposition of the arts, mechanics and products of the and an engineer in the basement was nia to visit ber sister on the original ol tho "San Kosario Ranch." after 6 o'clock Friday morning. Log Cabin Sarsajarilla and Liver Pills," he say "the sore and inflamed eyes disappeared. My blood, I know, is in a healthier condition than it has been for years. I have a much better appetite. I shall take several more bottles for safety's sake.

Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla is a great Thomas E. Nash, General Superintendent colored races in the United States in 18S8-J; to authorize tlieSecrctary of the Treasury to apply the surplus money iu the Treasury to the purchase of United States bonds and to the prepavment of interest Notice was A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME. Mrs. uite is on ber way from California, of the railway mail service, who personally represented the Postoflice Department in Chicago during the threatening interruption Any ijrade of Watch for 1.00 pe given bv Mr. Aldricli, who reported this She was summoned some days ago.

His daughter, Miss Mary F. Waite, and his son, Mr. C. C. Waite, vice-president of the Cin bill, that be would call it up at an earlv day; providing that pensions be rated according to the rank held ut the date of discharge.

Mr. of mail transportation caused by the Chica Week. The Co-operative Watch Club. A new plan by which you can seta watch cinnati, Hamilton Dayton railroad, were at the bedside when he died. He will be blood purlner, and 1 most heartily re commend it." Palmer introduced a bill providing for the go, Burlington and Qulncy strike, said In Washington Wednesday that no further trouble in carrying mails is anticipated that buried at Toledo, Ohio.

sale and conveyance to the Minneapolis, A few bottles of Warner's Log Mr. Edmunds announced the death of the Cabin sarsaparilla used in the family Sault Ste. Marino Atlantic Railroad Company of certain portions of the Sault Ste. Marie mllitarv reservation. Chief Justice in the Senate in brief but ap at spot cash wholesale price, on payment of a small weekly or monthly installment For example, 35 persons wish to buy a $35.00 watch each.

They each pay $1.00 a week to us and every "week we deliver them one watch (or wo can send the watch now will save may a week of sickness propriate remarks. On his motion the Senate adjourned. The doatli was also an and many a dollar of bills. Use no House On motion of Mr. Ford, of Mich engineers are willing and anxious to haul mall cars and railway officials to have them do so, strike or no strike but that unsettled, feverish condition still prevails among those best informed on the strike; that it is feared it may extend to other roads, and that the situation is critical.

other. This is the oldest, most thor nounced In the House, which adjourned. C. O. D.

(with privilege of examination! to igan, a bill was passed creating a jiort of delivery atGrand Rapids, Mich. Mr. Hock-well, of Massachusetts, called up the bill appropriating $75,000 for the erection ot a firc- The Supreme Court met at 12 and adjourned oughly tested, and the best, is put up In the largest sarsaparilla bottle on immediately on the formal announcement of some member chosen by the club who shall take it out with money subscribed.) At each subscription it is decided by a drawing the death by Justice Bradley. Committees the market, containing 120 doses of the House and Sennta will be appointed which niemner is to receive the watch; and so 011 until all are Mipplied. When a member There is no other prepararation of proor workshop at the National Armory.

After considerable debate it was passed. Mr. O'Neal, of Missouri, introduced a bill to protect free labor and the industries in which it is employed from the injurious effects of gets bis watch bo gives to the club satisfac similar name that can equal it. The tory security lor ie balance. Nuinuerol name of its manufacturers is a guar antee of its superior worth.

members, amount and date ot payment and convict labor by confining the saie of goods, wares and merchandise manufactured bv price iiuu ucscripuuii 01 goods OOUgllC, Will be arranged to suit purchasers. We will While the great doctors wrangle over the technicalities of an advanced medical science that cannot cure convict labor to the State in which they are produced. A penalty of tine and Imprisonment and a forfeiture of the goods is imposed for any violation of the law. supply them with mutual forms of agreement (which they can sign as a guarantee to each other where required.) This will be found a satisfactory investment by any ons contemplating the purchase of a watch. In.

disease, such simple preparations year ly snatch millions from untimely house. mils were passed 011 the 21st to prevent the product of convict labor from being furnished to or for the use ot 1 any de stead of spending the nioncv indifferent graves, ways, lor which you would have nothing to show, you will at the end of agreed1 tune possess a good and lasting article, all paid Senator Butler, of South Carolina, claims that Now York, Pennsylvania and New England drink three times as much liquor as the partment of the Government and from being used in public buildings or other public works, and to prevent the employment of alien labor on public buildings and other public works and in the various departments ior, wiinoui experiencing any strain on your purse. All intending members will receive our catalogue on application, and will be of the Government The House then went Gulf states, according to population. THE MARKETS, able to select from as complete an assort into Committee ol the Whole. Mr.

Hatch of Missouri in the chair, on the bill to establish ment as can be ottered, a watch or any artl cie or articles in it to the value, aud be as. sured of exactly what they arc receiving and Department ot Labor. The remainder of the day was consumed in discussing amendments with no definite action. of its reliability, as we warrant all om goods and as our own reputation will testify. POLITICAL POINTS.

The Democratic Convention at Mt Vernon, 111., nominated Judge Conger for Supreme Judge, on the 276th ballot The Hon. Green Clay Smith has been nominated for Congress by the Prohibitionists of the Eighth Kentucky District. The Democratic State Convention of Ohio has been called to meet at Dayton May 15 and 16. At a meeting Wednesday in Columbus a Democratic Club League was formed, and short speeches were mado by Senator Thurnian and others. The Iowa Republican Convention at Des Moines Wednesday was largely attended.

J. P. Dolliver, who was chosen temporary Chairman, but, owing to the illness of Governor Larrabee, was continued as permanent Chairman, made a rousing speech in favor of Allison and Republican principles. Congressman David B. Henderson was by (icclairation selected a delegate at lurge to the National convention, the balloting for the other three delegates resulting in the election of J.

S. Clarkson, George D. Perkins, and J. P. Dolliver.

The resolutions simply set forth the qualifications and attain-ments of Senator AVilliani B. Allison, and recommend him as a fit candidates for the Presidency. These were adopted with cheers; Allison songs were sung, the convention joining in the chorus, and an Al lison brigade was formed to come to Chicago in June. The State Democratic Convention of Michigan, to select delegates to the National convention, will be held at Grand Rapids, Mav 10. Senate.

In the Senate March 21st the bill providing for an inspection of meats for exportation and prohibiting the importation Address all communications to J. S. Town-send, 1552 Wabash Chicago, 111. (Watch Club Department.) For reference First National Bunk of Chicugo. to accompany the remains.

Morrison Remicli AVaitc, LL. was born at Lyme, in 1816. He was graduated from Yale in a classmate of Senator Evarts and ex-Attorney General Kdwards I'ierrepont. He studied law at Lyme, aud moved to Ohio after his admission to the bar. He practiced with great success at Maumoo City and Toledo.

He was elected to tho Ohio legislature in 1S49, but subsequent to that experience he resolutely declined all political and judicial preferment until lie built up a great practice in the higher branches of his profession. In 1871 lie was counsel for the United States in the Geneva arbitration on the Alabama claims. He was presidentof the Ohio constitutional conven. tion in 1873, and in March of the following year President Grant nominated him for Chief Justice of the Supremo Court, the Sen. ate confirming.

Upon the death of Chief Justice Chase candidates for the vacancy were numerous. Among those most prominently mentioned were Caleb Cushing and J. Edwards Pierre-pont. But President Grant from tlio very first had fixed his choice. IIo had known Judge Waite for years intimately, and wal a great admirer of the man as a jurist and a private citizen.

Upon the announcement of his nomination great surprise was expressed throughout the country, and Wnlto waj spoken of in many quarters as an obscure and inexperienced judge. The Senate, however, confirmed him promptly, and before many months had elapsed the new chief justice had established his reputation among tlio best lawyer In the country, lioscoe Conklinir spoko ot lain ten years ago as the greatest lawyer in America. He was a great favorite with (he leading members of the bar; fair and Impartial in his treatment of practitioners, and admired for the dignity with which he presided over the highest court iu tlio land. adulterated articles ot tcod or drink hav N. B.

Special inducements to anv one ing been reiched, Mr. Beck asked Mr. Evarts (who had reported it from the Com. mittee on Foreign Relations) whether it was the unanimous report of that committee and whether due care had been token to protect property rights. Mr.

Evarts replied that a who will assist us iu forming new clubs. Particulars furnished on application. In writing please mention tins paper. Write for catalogue. ike bill had been introduced, reported, and passed at the last session.

It was the unan- In the province of Posen. Germany, lives mous report of the committee but he had man named Wapniarck, who was born in an amendment to offer allowing the inspec 1764,. and though now 124 years old, is in tion of meats at places of packing. The gorous ueaitn. amendment was offered and agreed to, and I The Colonel claims that the residue clause, involving millions of dollars, is illegal.

Barton Mills, of Lynn, a traveling salesman, was the victim of a distressing and very peculiar accident at Omaha, Wednesday, an English sparrow flying into his face, tlio bird's bill. penetrated his eye- ball and destroying it. Cleveland has been elected a member of the Browning Lake Trout Fisli- ing Club, of Maryland, and accepted with thanks. The Emigration Board reports the total number of passengers landed at New York the past year as Eliot F. Shepard has purchased from Cyrus W.

Field the New York Mail and Express, which will continue to support Republican and protection principles. Brother Philip, one of the founders of tbo Trappisl Monastery at Vernon Township, Dubuque County, Iowa, died Monday night, aged 73. The United States Snpreme Court Monday ren.lorel an opinio 1 I to 3 sustaining the validity of the Bell telephone patent. Justices Gray and Lamar did not sit in the case. In some respects the decision is a surprise to lawyers, for it gives, as stated, all absolute monopoly to the Bell Company over the principle of transmitting speech by electric wires.

The fact that for three or four days brokers in stocks have known what the decision would be is also causing some comment The license- court of Philadelphia has granted only 335 applications for liquor licenses in the first seven wards, rejecting the balance of 72T. As against the 335 licenses granted, there are 1,311 saloons now operating in the soven wards, under the old licenses. At Providence, Rhode Island, Monday, the Democrat nominated a State ticket, with John W. Davis for Governor. Fire in the Elboron flats at New York, Fri day morning, caused many of the inmates to Jump for their lives.

Mrs. Francis Westlake was killed, and six others were badly hurt The financial loss Is $30,000. uie out passed. 1 lie mil is like mat passed last session, with the addition of the Evarts CHICAGO. Bistss Extra 5.50 a 8.09 Choice to Fancy 4.

70 $5.23 FatrtoUood 8,50 8.90 Poor to Medium 8.40 8.W Fancy Cows and Heiffers 8.75 8.00 Fair Cows 2.80 2.70 Milch Cowa per head gti.00 48.00 Boos Range. 4.80 5.8D 6heiii Han ire 8.40 .400 Whiat Ho. Spring 75 Cobk-No. mi Oats-No. .81 Pot atom Per bushel J0 .75 Poultry Chickens, per 1 6 6H Ducks, Jtt) a jw Turkeys 8 i BoTTia Choice Creamery Fine Dairy jSJ J2S Low Grades 15 a .18 Cassis-Full Cream -Utt Off Grades i Baas Fresh, per doz M'A'd 8T.

LOUIS. Be EVM-Cholce Natives 4.10 a 4.70 iioos 5.10 5.B0 8ubbp 8.10 4. WiiKAT-No. Red .80 .81 Corn No. 2.

Oats AX .83 MILWAUKEE. WmuT Nft Red a .10 Com .87 .40 Oats 7 33 TOLEDO. Wheat No. 8, Red SOBif No. 2 J5S ATS JU DKTKOIT.

WniAT No. 2, Red 85U Corn Oais KANSAS CHX Bsetxs 8.25 4.28 Bteebs Grass Hange 1.80 3 8.00 Wbeat No. 2, Soft .755 Corn-Nat Oats-No. 2. IU 4 amendment It provides, as did the former measure, for retaliatory proceedings bv the President Other bills passed as follows: To allow soldiers and sailors who have lost both bands or the use of both hands a pension When Baby was sick, we gave her CastorU, When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla, she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, When she had Children, she gave them of $100 a month.

House bill for relief of the volunteers of the Forty-eighth Regiment ot lowa infantry, amended by a substitute entitled "For Relief of certain Volunteer Soldiers." The sulistitute provides that the act of April 22, 1872, 111 relation to bounties, shall have the restrictive words, "before Aug. 0. 1861." struck out. and that the A Colorado Marriage. Mrs.

Lucy A. Smith, a former claims of all soldiers and their heirs who had Huron lady, has just been married at" Dccn denied the bounty of $100 granted by the act of April 1872. shall be reconsid ered, allowed, and paid, if found correct and Justice Waite' Successor. Already speculation is rife as to the probable successsor of the dead chief justice. Judges floadley and Jackson and Senator Morgan have been most prominently mentioned among those who, it is believed, stand a fair chance of succeeding to the position, and many others aro talked of.

There will be a lively undercurrent contest for the place. Just provided the toldicrs were enrolled or Glen wood Springs, to a wealthy miner. Some time last fall a mutual) friend induced Mrs. Smith to correspond with the gentleman, and mat ters went on so smoothly that a proposal was made and accepted. About' enlisted prior to July 22, 1861, for three years.

To modify and amend the provisions of the dedication to public use of Dearborn Park in flili-iitm. rnr iriwMnii nf YT 'I A. January 12 Mrs. Smith received a let building at Springfield, site aud building not to cost over $100,000. To authorize the juries of the United States Circuit and District Courts to be used interchangeably ter from her admirer, inviting her to come to ifienwooa springs, where FOREIGN ITEMS.

The annual race between the Oxford and Cambridge crews occurred on the Thames, Saturday, and the latter was an easy winner. Minister Phelps sails from England to America early in April on a two months' leave of absence. Ringgold Cooper, the American who was arrested for passing a forged check on the London and Westminister bank, London, was sentenced to fifteen years penal servitude. Mr. Smyth, agent for the Equitable Insurance company of New York, was arrested at Londonderry when aliout to depart for America, charged him with policies for a dead man.

There Is no longer any doubt alout Kaiser Frederick's health being seriously impaired, and the decree authorizing Prince William to represent him in the transaction of state business is now recognized as tantamount to the creation of coregency. Notwithstanding the reports, the facts are that the Emperor is In a very critical condition, and not only suffering from his throat, but from general ill health. The ice In the Danube Is breaking up, and there has leen enormous inundations In Gail-cia and Hungary, ruining many villages. and to provide for drawing tales-men. they would be married.

She hastened rures II0U8K. The house on the 22d. Passed the following bills: Amending the 'statutes so as to provide that the record of In statute court may be certified by the presiding mag-lstrate or any other judge of the court. Reg. ulntlng the times for holding terms of the to comply, but was storm-bound! twenty-two days on the trip.

The oldl miner was on hand to meet her at tha appointed time, but when she failed to put in an appearance he went back to his mine as unconcerned as if nothing United Stales courts in the northern district of Iowa. Extending the protection of the United States laws over United States offi had happened. After the snow blockade was lifted Mrs. Smith arrived on the scene and hunted up the object of her affections, and the marriage was The Oflire ot Chief Juntlre. The chief justice is the presiding officer of the high judicial assemblage, now numbering nine, and is the mouthpiece of the court.

He announces all decisions not accompanied by opinions and prepares his share of tho latter. His vote in the consultation chain, ber In deciding a case has no tie-breaking power in the event of an equal division of an incomplete bench. Theisigiimcit of eases to tho associate justices to write the opinions, after the tenor of tlio decision lms been arrived at, rests with the chief justice, who also makes the appointments In and about tho court, by and with the advlco and consent of his fellows. 1 The salary of the chief justice is $500 more per year than the other justices receive $10,500 per annum. 1 At Terre Haute, Dr.

and Mrs. Julius Gcrstemcyor, of Brazil, kldnappod the Doctor's children by his first wire, who had been put In tho custody of their uncle. The children were taken from school, and the kidnaping party took a train for Colorado. duly celebrated. Neither of the pair had seen the other or even exchanged photographs.

Sioux Vity Journal. WEST AND SOUTH. In the United States Court in Chicago, the Chicago and Rock Island company filed a bill charging the Burlingotn with trying to ike advantage of the strike and form a com l)i nation of all the western road to promote the railroad trust Some of the allegations border on the sensational, and they will be beard In time. At Omaha Friday the St Paul and Omaha Road began moving Burlington ears for the first time since the beginning of the strike. The Chicago, Burlington Qutncy strike took a new phase Friday night whea a meeting of the Switchmen's Union was held In Chicago, and It was decided to call out all the switchmen In the employ of that company In that city.

At the same time other meetings were held along the lines, and as a Vonscquetiee all the night1 switchmen employed by the Burlington on 1U main lines and branches went out at midnight Fifty citizens of Aurora, III, in petition Um Board ol Railroad Commissioners Fri Lth CONGRESS. PROMTLrErMAMENTLY Druggists. andDealeas.Everywherej The Chas-AVobeler Co-Balto-Md ELECTRIC ealth Resor I HillmaiL TalUferro Co, Ueorgi. CURES BT Natural Electricity Electrified Water! hktumatlsm, Dyipepila, liuvanlai Kldner LImama, lM ol AppaUte, MmM Ptmllar to Marvout rotrllo tmt Ooooral Dabllltjr. No arUSclal moaiu aao I wliatovor.

Teatlmonlaii and Rate rurnlshad os tsyllottloD, AMroaa, B. V. BROWN, Manafor. cials executing processes in the Indian territory. Providing that on the trial of all civil and criminal cases in circuit and district courts the judge shall charge the jury in writing if so required by cither iparty.

Amending section H88 revised statutes so as to read as follows: "That where by tbo laws of a state defendant in the courts thereof aro entitled to a st iy of execution defend-ants In the courts of the United States held therein shall be entitled to a like stay upon the same conditions, including tlio giving and enforcement of bond or other security for the performance of the judgment thus stayed. Amending section 2117, revised statutes, so as to provido that the penalty recovored from persons unlawfully driving horses and cattle over the lands belonging to Indians shall be paid to such Indians, less costs and 10 per cent Providing that Judgments and decree of United States court rendered within any states shall be liens on property In the same manner and to tlio same extent as judgments and decrees of the courts ot that state. That Would Step Them. A particularly vigorous speaker at a woman's rights meeting, waving her arms like the sails of a windmill, asked: "Ifthewomen of this country were to rise in their thousands and march to the polls I should like to know what there is on this earth that could stop them?" And in the momentary silence which followed thia peroration a still, small voice jemark ed: "A mouse?" St. James't QautU.

8KNATB. Among some bills reported to the Benate on the 19th, were the House bill for the establishment of a life-saving station at Kewaunee. Wis- and the Senate hill to establish additional life-saving stations. Mr. Bowen introduced a bill to establish a park In Colorado to bo known as the Royal Arch Park.

The following bills were passed: Authorizing the appointment of a Superln. tendent of the Indian Schools and preMxIl. Ing bis duties. To authorize the sale of Umber on the Monominee Indian Reservation Mcdcd V. Miller, President of the Dakota Agricultural College at Huron, who secured several thousand dollars last fall by bogus mortgages, was captured at Detroit and Uk-en back to Huron Monday far trial.

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