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' - ' European conditions, tohold the sub- L j ‘ . l transportation company which has Damages D“? t‘.’ Britain 1“ Behrlng left the church, and going to their
. ___._ . , feet up for more careful consideration. ” duly executed a bond in the form pre- 59“ Award- homes each secured a. whip and, re- ,I
. . I . I .’ A Republican ex—member of Congress, ' . scribed by the Minister of Customs, -Boston, Dec. 21.——Ju.stices Putnam turning, met thaminister on the street - 33-1
A POhGy ofDragglng LGngldtlon ,' with long diplomatic service abroad, is Secretar A1 er Cables to Norway for the due and faithful delivery of all and King, the commissioners for the as he was leaving the church and gave .'
‘ ‘ L'k 1 . I authority for the statement that there y g . ' . packages carried by such company, United States and Canada, respective- him a. severe whipping. He attempted I
1 e y to Prevail. I is a combination cg leading European f0!” Animals. and for the general compliance “Pith 1y, in~the arbitration of the Behring to explain to them, and they would not
. __ I powers which will control the Cuban , thewstoms laws and regulations gov- Sea claims, have completed their work. listen to him- ' ‘
- - : question. __— ernmg such traffic. and, itis understood, will soon begin The pastor was prostrated Sunday '
ACTION ON CUBA UN LIKELY I Congressman William Henry King, THE KLONDIKE EXPEDITION A duplicate of the entry in-transitu. ,the preparation of their reports to their evening and unable to hold services. I
‘of Salt Lake City, Utah, has made all duly Signed and marked with the respective governments. Instead of the The _YOUhg ladies are daughters 0f 3
. . . _ I Pri‘angements to take a trip to Cuba for _ proper customs stamp, shall accom: $425,000 recommended by Mr. Cleveland prominent farmers and ,well thought of
hgl’resehtafil’c King 0f [‘1‘]! *0 V15“ . the purpose‘ of personally investigating Condensed Food in A" Shapes to Be pany each shlpment 0f EOOdS conveyed when President, but rejected by the m the community. '
the Island and Make Investigu- I the true condition of affairs on the 151- Clileflv Used—Canada Asked to _by a bonded carrier, so that the same Senate at the instance mainly of Sena-
tions—Spenléer 'Reed’s Committee I and. He has his passports and per- Sus wild Duties and Allow Troops may be returned to the Customs House tor Morgan, the United States will UNITED STATES VS- TEXAS-
on Rules to M Durino- It cons, I ronal letters of introduction to Consul l . at Fort Cudahy, With a certificate ha ~ t ~' ' b 1 0 0— —‘___ ~ I
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_ . _ . I. General Lee, and is only waiting to re- ‘0 “5’“ Phel‘e‘m’ as to the ladmg 0‘5 the g00d5 coo as indemnity for seizing British ’sp‘he 3" “u s a“ e ”e ’ t e
Washington, Dec. 20.’—The adjourn- I (:eive favorable news from his child, Washington Dec. 21.—Secretary Al— in the United States, or of their hav- ships while scaling in Behring Sea. l‘e‘leral Government.
ment of Congress for the hollday re- lwho has been ill at Salt Lake City. ger has cabled to William A. Kjellman, mg passed outwards from Canada The commissioners have been hold- Chicago, Dec. 21.—A special from
cess does not mean that Congress will I before starting on his trip,‘ Immedi- the chief Government reindeer herds- Within six months from date oerntry. ing daily sessions here during which Fort Worth, Tex., says:
entirely suspend ltS functions until i ntely on receipt of this information he. man, now in Alton Norway, to inform “If the goods.~When entered in-tran- they have gone over, the disputed “The State of Texas and the United
Jail- 5 meg to the fact that the l will take the train for Key West. From the War Departmeht immediately how situ for exportation, are not delivered claims step by step reviewing the evi— States Government are in conflict over
committees were not announced until that DOiht congressman King Wih go soon 600 reindeer can be shipped to this 'to be forwarded by a. bonded carrier, dence as in the case of a law court. a piece 9f ground on _the east end 0f
the IaSt .day Of the extra sessmn, no i by steamer to Cuba and make as thor- country. These are wanted for use as as provided in the last preceding 560‘ It is understood that an agreement as Galveston Island, on “mum is located
opportunity was given for them to or- I nugh an investigation of the condition draft animals, in getting supplies to tion. the duty thereon is to be depOS- to the amount of the indemnity the State quarantine station, and ‘
gamzc. During the recess the all—pow- ' 0f the insurgents, their strength and the miners in the Klondike region. It ited With the 0115me officer at Lake claimed has been reached in all except WhiCh has been taken possession 0’} by
erful Committee on Rules of the House, I numbers, and the system of Spanish is expected that they must be trans- Tagish, subject to a refund of the same a fewvcases and these are likely to be the Federal authorities, who intend
ll’h‘ch ls Freetlcahy the arbltel‘ 0f 198' 3 government of the natives. as possible ferred at New York to the railroads, at the“ Port 0’5 F0” Cudahy' When the settled without the'appointment or; an meeting a torpedo Station thereon The
lslation, Will meet at the call of l Congressman King is one of the and in that manner carried across the goods pass outward thereat, or upon umpire which is provided for in the United States claim it under the terms
Speaker Reed and make SHCh amend- I youngest members of the House, being continent, and again by sea from] the the certificate of an officer of the Unit- convention authorizing the commis- of the Texas annexation treaty, Which
ments to the rules as may be deemed - but 34 years of age. He has long been Pacific coast up to Dyea, or such other ed States, or of the Canadian customs, sion required the ceding to the Government
proper by the Speaker. TIheIRepublic-l known to be a friend of the insurgents point as may be selected as the base that the said goods have been landed The amount awarded to Great Bri- by the republic Of Texas Of all lands
all members of that committee, Meser- and has made more than one speech in of Operations by the relief expeditions, in the United States within six months t l '11 b id .th. .x 0 ms of used for purposes of military defenses.
Anderson, of Iowa, and Dalzell, of their behalf in the House. He is am- . . d f_ from the date of the in-tr’ansitu entry. at n V.“ e pa W} m 51 m .n. . or upon which fortifications were
Penns lvan' 'th th S k '11 - - ' - - Secretaiy Alger has determine , a u . . , the time when the final decxsmn 1s - . .
y la, WI e pea er, _Wl bitlous and energetic and is Willing to ter advising with the medical officers The duty deposxted in such case is h d h th 't' III de b the two standing. The State w111 dispute the
settle the fate 01" any Speolal legisla- brave the dangers of the Island for the of the War Department and persons to be indorsed on the entry and certi- reac 6. ’.W e er lbls a if It 1 Claim Oh the ground that there were
tlon which may be deemed necessary Sake of obtaining the information he . . Ar _ fled to by the customs officer in charge comm1ss10ners or y an umplre. ,5 no available fortifications in existence
during the present session. I leeks. , who have had much experience in C and the duplicate of the entry duly cer: not known exactly what claims have on the ground in controversy at the
The postponement of the debate on : "“'— “c regions, to make large use mica?— tified and marked with the customs been ruled out, but it is understood time the treaty was made.
the legislative bill until after the holi- .I LOSS to I‘ufayette College. defillseti fOOd tprfplagra'tlgns: $110: lggsyt stamp is to be delivered to the person. that the tOta‘l approved Claims Will ___—___— ‘
day recess indicates that the policy of ‘ Easton, Pa., Dec. 20.—-Pardee Hall, 2 W1 e mea S 3. en t e mt" 1 f_ making the deposit of duty. amount to perhaps more than $1,000,000. Got-man Will Not More to New York.
dragging legislation is to prevail lh l d'd 'entific build' r - ' concentrated form, bu Par “3“ a“ e .. . . This sum will include interest for ten _ » »
Th '11 b . . ' L c sp en 1 SCI N lng D f3 I forts are making to secure condensed A report of each entry in-transitu years Washington, Dec. 21.—Senator Gor-
, (”lie V? t e a Shah?! 1f hOt bitter, sented Ito Lafayette L'Ohege _by ATIO preparations of vegetables, such as po- shall be forwarded by mail without de- ' -———————- man’s future, after his retirement from
“V“ 1y e ween committees, to secure Pardee m 1871. at a COSt of $280,090. de— tatoes and onions. lay. by the customs oflicer at Fort FlTZ WILL FIGHT NO MORE. the Senate, is a matter of considerable
the advancement 0f legislation Wthh stroyed in 1879 and rebuilt, was again i C d h f th 1] t' f d ' _— im rt nce ar tl t h' f“
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their repoet, Whlle a contest is expected almost destroyed by fire Saturday ”I a ' . . the goods entered in-transitu and not 5“” That He Has Retired from the and those who are not his friends. The
lnhIrelgard to plivate claim legislation. morning. It began at 5 o’clock, and secretary Alger has begun an inquiry duly' exported. The articles usually Prize Ring. rumor that he would remove to New
{IV 1:1: llas been practically suppressed ourned fiercely for three hours, when to ascertain the amount of such stores classed as travelers’ baggage are to be New York, Dec. 21.—-The story pub- York is denounced by the Senator him-
03h finflzhgfirelahears' b f . !t was got underIcontrol. The eastern available for purchase bar the $gveiln- passed free. without entry.” lished yesterday that Martin Julian self as a pure fabrication, and he says
belts of Con reyss Wfi‘: $112.“; mgm- part Of the bUhdmg was sa‘fed' The them and the prices em“? or Commissioner McDougall, in a letter had announced that Fitzsimmons that none 0f the plans Which have been
ing the holiga recelss wlithntlheer? m; centre and the WCSte‘“ portions We“? Ugh} St t D ' rt t 1 1 d accompanying these regulations, says would give Corbett another chance mapped out for himIare With his ap-
n 1 . y .’ 1 were o completely gutted. e a e .eha men las a rea y that they are framed with the desire caused'a good deal of talk in sporting proval. It 15 llOt belleved the Senator
to lecting material fol speeches on own The loss Will exceed $100,000. The t0» asked the BritishIGoyernment to re— to afford the utmost facilities for the circles but once more the prospects will remove from Maryland, but will
seniceI and other issues Of the next :21] insurance 1s $100,000 on the building, quest of the Canadlan Government per- traffic in question compatible with se- of another meeting have gone glim- settle down at his residence in Laurel,
campaign. The fact that Gen. Gros- 530,000 on the furniture and equipment, mlSSion to pass these stores through curity to the revenue. He further says‘ mering The following dispatch ex— Md., after his term expires, taking an
venIorIoIf Ohio 15 at the head 0f the 59,000 on the Ward library, $6,000 on Canadian territory free of duty. It is “Responsible transportation compan: plains itself' ‘3 interest in Maryland politics, though
anti—Ieicvll scrfv1ce rtaid,Pw1thIti)ut rebuke Washington ISomety and $4,000 on not anthipated that any obJeCtion Will ies will doubtless be soon in operation “Chicago, 111., Dec. 20. refraining from actively interfering
0r‘%l:llClsm rom 11;}. 1e51 ent, is re- Franklin Somety rooms. be madeIto the request, nor to the ac- for the conveyance of goods over the “I have permanently left the ring, with the work of the party organiza-
gIa. "‘C as suffiment mouse for Rephb‘ 1 , ——-———— . compahylhs redheSt that “I111 be made Chilkoot and other passes down the and would not cross the street to see tion. The Senator is as anxious for
[lean representatives from other States . Gompci-s Re-clcctcd President. for permission for our soldiers to pass Yukon River and its tributaries. in a fight. I will hold title of champion harmony in the Democratic party in
to save themselves by taking such : Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20.—It is p05- over Canadian territory as guards for which case United States goods may until a regular battle for championsnlp Maryland as his opponents are, and
grhhhd as they may please “71th re- siblc adjournment of the convention the expedition, although an order Of go forward in bond to Alaska Without 15 fought- . Then 111_ give the “LICULC will do nothing after his term expires
spect to that question. It is author- 3f the American Federation of Labor the Privy Counml Will be-requircd for pavment of duty.” , the Winnel. BOB FITZSIMMONS. to hinder the return of the party to
ltatively stated that all the Indiana will be reached this evening. Samuel the suspension of duties. ‘ A similar statement comes from power inhis State.
C‘CCCMCS but , 0h? ‘- RCPTCSCh,tatiVC filompers has been re—elcctcd president, —+-— . " Martin Julian, Fitzsimmons’ manager ___
Tollllsl‘ln—stand against Ci\'ll SGI‘VICC rc— defeating Ernest Kreft, 0f Philadel- CANADA’S CUSTOM DUTIES. Buylllg' \Vlleal‘: for Armour. and brother—in—law. SO it again lOOkS \Vllat Durl'allt’s Father Says.
form, and he 15 not a candidate for re- phia. The report of the Committee on - . __ Omaha, Neb., Dec. 21.——Fifty agents as if Corbett is the only man entitled San Francisco, Dec. 21.——Thc father
BlL‘Cthl’l. TheIsame is true in Michigan the president’s report contained the Her Commissioner Recitcs chula- in different sections of Nebraska 0011- to receive challenges for the honor. of Theodore Durrant, the condemned
and mil considerable extent in Illinois recommendation that the president is- tions for Yukon Goods. tinue to purchase wheat to supply Ar- He may refuse to accept the belt for a murderer, says: “We have not given '
allilIWiscons1n.t 1 h a l - sue an appeal to the unions to‘ eon— “'ashirlgton, Dec. 21,—A response has mour’s demands in Chicago. Ohe huh' while, hoping to get on a fight With up the fight for my son’s life. we will
_i lite SCCm‘S' " 3e no C ah’ai -_'h the tribute toward a fund for the aid of been received to a recent letter from drcd thousand hhShClS Of wheat “hi the Australian after a; long “"ht- hht try to get a writ of error from the
Slim} hm m 1.635136”? to edtherfuim 01 he Striking engineers of England. The Secretary Gage to the Canadian Com- he Sh‘PIDed from the State on hls 01“ he W111 haveIto _Clalm It eventually 0" State Supreme Court. If this is denied
Pialllggl 39:39.15 “3,113” httle hhethOC report of the commlttee in regard to missioner of Customs, requesting in- Iders Ithls week. HIS numerous agents retire With hls I‘lVal- we can go direct to the latter court
3 té 3; ousIeIIIelntg Iaoie :Obrelszh d ‘Ote the question 0f the restriction 0f immi- , formation as to the bonding of miners’ “1 thls State, SOUth Dakota and Rh” GIRLS WHIP A PARSON and make the application, that is if we
hgiahllya’ce‘iitaji: that: :Otwoetili‘tels 3:1: gration was adopted. outfits through Canadian territory, en :35 Iare bdhylngd all} the wheat 1“ Slght ‘ can raise the money, for the expense of
'° , ' r ' ”—— route from Juneau, Alaska, by way of 01' 1mme 1a e e ivery. . - _ this lon liti ation has im overished
cannot be procured 1n the Senate to I Big Fire in St. Louis. . the Chi-lkoot Pass and the Yukon River ___—___... Lashed Him, on “10:55:“ for Scor usIn g g p
hath-Y the treaty, and, as a: result, Ha— i St. Louis, Dec. 20.—A fire started in t0 Circle City, Alaska. The Commis— Gas Consolidation in I‘it‘tslmrg. lnIg a I? -D 21 A ___—.5me 4—-
:23: 23112:); :Eflexgg bi: 30”” ”350.13: :he basement of the building occupied . sioner says that the following regular Pittsburg, Dec. 21.—As a result of me dnggelitfg Sgtghdalrovh?’ht i8; Wri:ht Note the Worse.
. . Y £1111 5 a maJorl 1 my the Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry tions have been prepared to meet the gotiations which have been pending , rh d 3 gh ‘3 f Mrs.Chllgwater—“Josiah, I canned
\ote. sl‘ompany, at the corner of Locust case: f . th‘ , l f th 1._ County bioug t own t e censure o -. g _ b . th
A t C b 't . bl t . . - 01 lee yeals, 1) ans or e conso l R N A F t - h' ermon at those goose errles rec years ago.
5 0 u a, 1 15 reasona Y cerIain ltreet and Broadway, early yesterday I “Imported goods, as above described, dation of all the gas companies of ev. ' ‘ orres m .15 S 11 How do they taste?”
that Speaker Reed W111 hOt permit a norning, and in. an almost incredibly shall be reported to the Canadian Cus- Pittsburg and Allegheny have been Walnut GroveIPresbyterlan Churc . on Mr ' (Ehllg\vater—“Well they’re no
vote. IThere seems to be an under- lhort time the fiVe_story building was 2 tom House, Lake Tagis, and may be completed. The new company will Sunday. In 1115 remarks he was Very .. . ~I . n- ,
standing among those m power that :o-mpletely gutted. The total 1053 Win entered for exportation there on the luv: 3. 'capital of $5 000 000 and will severe on the young women present. worSe man when you put them up. You
time is wanted in which to consider 'each $335,000, fully covered by insur- ' usual form ‘in transit’ in duplicate The build a new plant m'Pi’ttsbur at a The dance had wound up in a row. can‘t spoil the darned things by can-
the issues involved, and while the 111' tnce. — - »—-—— i goods may then be delivered without cost or $300 000 g In th? eongregation were Misses Lh‘ oing them."—C‘hicago Tribune.
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