11.- tor Vervacke, an extensive ex­ porter of ail ''lasses of horses to Iaju- RecoiHiitioH „» R flEKALD-ADVAiNCE. THE NEWS RESUME don, Kng.. from the Chicago market, WORK OF CONGRESS of ^ has shipped a choice consignment ot to -1. as a s^i,vtllUT j turns adopn d ' , > DIGEST OF THE SEWS FROH ALL animals to be exhibited at the Crystal : •'in.. W. DOWNIE, Publisher I'a lace horse show, which will be held Washington, April '<>. The senate sentatives. Twa* • • PARTS CP THE WORM). this month. of the Cnited State- I- *tltl in the All day long mtm MILBANK, • SOUTH 3>AXOTA The horsemen of Topeka are plan throes of discussion of the Hispano- an earnestness, energv, -i,,... ,1 A CamprekemlTe n»rl»w of the niiiK a race meeting to be held at the American crisis. While the senate quenee seldom equaled P. ' Important Happening* of the fair grounds June inclusive, and talks the people itf the eountrv—of the senate of the Fnited Stan* . The nations of the earth are laying an effort will be made to secure as civilized world -await Its verdict. That o'clock in the morning lln. ' i Pmmt Week failed From the Tel­ ment of the final vote the In their Bpring supply of warships. many horses as possible from the verdict will be returned in accordance sv egraph Report* — The Tiotatole grand circuit The Topeka Imposi­ interest did not abate for Bventa at Home and Abroad Tfc«> tion l.i 1 "l! vv 111 have • -[large < t with an agreement reached late last I nder the agreement lh Small favors are always thankfully nijfht. some time during the legislative duration of the speech ' Have Attracted Attention. the afTaii received but often unthanlifuiiy re­ day of to-day. that legislative day specified instances, to iiftw : membered. may extend into ftuiulgy every senator who so vet- on all the [tending resolutions at 7 The house has passed a bill granting White of California, who lup • 1 Ten thousand PennsyHval;ia m n- - o'clock .Saturday evening, and in the sistently and conscientious1-, A reliable magazine says: The a pension of .<•"» a month to Mrs. Ad- confused colloquy among senators idphine Kre/, of Milwaukee, Sh«- is the are to strike. to action of any kind upon • huge guns of modern navies .wii be th"ie was made manifest for the first question. '1 he speech was fired only about seventy-five times. widow of Conrad Kre/. .• .-!!••.•-!!••• '•••"!• r The Chicago election results in a \ '• time a disposition to filibuster. .Mr. 1 of customs at Mihvauk*- tory for the reformers. oratorical effort and attn *'hen they become worn out." Great t'affery of Louisiana, although dis­ found attention from every', guns: Mount Sr. Klias (Wash » «h.^v« .-\. claiming any intention to delay action No less than twenty-live ad­ Criminal. i deuces of eruption. unduly, objected to any agreement to dressed themselves to tlie When eren the New York Sun begins At Hobart, Tasmania. M • - ;owr. ! The Oliver company neyotiat- s for t«» fixing of the time to vote. The de­ question under eoiisiderat to question the perfect patriotism of while insane. cut the throat? f her six ! some bit; mines on the Mesabu range. bate then proceeded, but in a few min­ the day, and, while, untie'- utes Mr. Wellington of .Maryland em •'business interests" it is evident that children and then committed suieide. Western roads positively decline to Klnhoratr Ar»t,imellN f tered a motion to adjourn. ThN was At Brownsville. Tex.. Carlos Julien allow th< Canadian Pacific differeli- were impossible, the s](W, we are upon the eve of a grea*. awak­ defeated by the decisive vote of <»1 to ening. shot Jailor Saiu Cobb, who attempted j tials. characterized by an impa^ , his arrest, wounding him fatally, audi otto Suanpern. a :;ati\c of Finland, 10. The emphatic manner in which and eloquence rarely heard • Tli«* Oct*inton \V#» Itenelied the halls o! the American •• Mrs. Mona Caird pictures th" uni­ then killed Felipe Cobb. A young j was killed in tin Lillie mines at .No brother of Juillen blew uut. Sain gauiiee. Mich., by a fall of ground. indicated a determination on tin* part was not until the first vtv versal woman in a cage, slowly dyir,g, Cobb s brains. Carlos was 1 ata 11\ j Xhe new I'tiea academy at I'ticn, of those senators who desired immedi­ the amendment of Mr. Tu • •while the brute, man, stands outside wounded, but this did not prevent a \ y was almost entirely destroyed ate action to endeavor to force the sen­ diana providing for reenum- . ate to remain in continuous session and jeers at her sufferings. Why not meb getting hold of him and killing by lire. Loss, .*75,(100. island republic- bad been • call the police? him. It was an election riot. either until the question was finally tw> senate was brouitlit f? • The American Fire Chiefs' associa­ disposed of or until an agreement had to the tremem1'—- import- Two iij'-ii were killed aud another tion date of next meeting u.i*. m •: The cost of beer in Honolulu is 25 been reached for a vote to be taken action. lynched at an election riot held at ] for St. Louis Oct. 18. at some specific time in the future to cents a glass, and yet the Hawaiian Brownsville. Texas. Charles Jullien j 'The scene in • . chamlx- * shot Sam Cobb while attempting his J The Chicago Brewers' UsSocial ion be measured by hours. At .H o'clock historic debates was nn<» • government recently let 200 kegs of it another effort was made to reach an arrest, wounding him fatally, and then j has adopted a resolution to contribute parable solemnity and impi.. run into the sea. The ignorance which agreement to adjourn, but it. too, was ; killed Felijie Cobb, A young brother j $1,«hmj for the benefit of the Chicago The galleries which had dictated the watering of this beverage ship's crew of naval reserves. unavailing. The scene in the senate as apparently to their ntmn<. in that way is so remarkable that the of Jullien then blew out Sain Cobb's j brains. Carlos was fatally wounded, j Iloeeivers have been appointed for the war of wards was being waged throughout the day. \\iren Hawaiian treaty ought to be greatly but this did not prevent a mob getting I Joshua Baker & Co. of Boston. Mass.. was a memorable one. This will pass brilliantly attired women a) into history as one of the great days of endangered. hold of him and kilii&|; him. l'U>- 1 •• •> attachments for S12 having been tinguished iu till walks of escaped. issued against Joshua Baker. the senate. Thronged gaileries looked private life. On the floer Since the memorable days of 1861 the down upon the half-^ ii' tihir chamber member elected to the M'tia The provision in the civil bill appi»- below where were assembled se.u-..^ of country has not been convulsed as it is People Talked About. priating MoOjHtO for the constructi jUi • Congressman Ceorge Faris, of the The steamer Miewera has arrived at the excepted «Mr. Walthall of .Missis­ ever, that he d Mr. v tions—more homogeneous than ever Fifth Indiana district was renom­ Victoria, B. C.. from Honolulu and sippi! was eon ti lied to his bed, ill. Wisconsin, wit •m he they were before—stand shoulder to inated on the JTl'tl ballot. Australia, bringing VJf) passenger- i< Among the disHnumshed audience that he could : ei'l it ! m the Klondike. shoulder and heart to heart, as one Julius SchulhotT. for alnuit : :'ty years were a hundred or mure of the metn- him to the pai woulil man. under the flag of *h'-ir fathers, noted as a piano vlr:u"«o or t;.,- bril­ Kx-•: -alon Washington. lie is oil his way home justices of the supreme court, mem­ V0t> from a lecturing tour, and will remain bers of the president's cabinet and oth­ human freedom. music. is just dead. Mac* I III III Men in Washington for two or three day?-. ers eminent in the life of the country. Itl 1 i:e s-ej,ii-e Ex-May-r Wood has arrived at Seat­ \ ii ln*|>lriiiK r area The president has nominated Jacob senators' desk- seated Recently a high official cf the Eng­ tle from the Lower Yukon river, hav­ It .in iu^i»it-ii:ir a historic scene. lish government denied the statement ing made a trip of over 1,:J00 miles Sehaen of California to l>e assistant ing men. mail' whose ' appraiser of merchandise in the s in w. a denial from the Japanese that they sura nee company, died at his summer { who addressed tin* senate rose to and residence at Morristown, N. .T.. aged j denly while dressing at his sister's lined the coats of arms c: • have any designs upon the islands. Of even surpassed their best previous ef­ sovereign states of the Fn'": sixty-nine. j home in the former city. forts. The occasion, the surround­ course they have not. They are going Archibald Webb, second vice presi­ It is no detraction from ti - j to be very busy for some time to come It is announced that Dr. J. II. Wil- j ings. tin* momentous subject under dis- ley, pastor of the First Methodist dent of the New York Life Insurance qu»Mices inspired them. Their lips were of the debate of the d:iy t" : watching Russia. If the United States church of Akron. Ohio has accepted a company, died at his *tun met* resi­ tin* gn at The notable tif- rich with eloquence: their reasoning the closing hours of the ii- . •will leave the islands alone they need call to the Nostrand Avenue Methodist ; dence at Morrist"\\ n. N. aged sixty- close and cogent: their wit as keen as made in the evening. M; have no fear of any other country Church of Brooklyn. N. Y. His sue- j nine. the flashing sword, their colloquies as Maine. Mr. Corman of Ma ; . touching them. cessor has not been named. i The T*nited States ship Baltimore sharp and piercing as the pistol's crack. Allison of Iowa. Mr. Ablrit; General Manager Yoakim. of the St. j left Honolulu March ;i."> for Hong Island. Mr. Jones of Ark.-in- • "There is no man living who does not Louis At Sim Francisco railroad, an- , Kong. Before she left the admiral s The debate, beginning at the un­ usually early hour of 1<» o'clock, con­ Hoar of Massachusetts, -d; •: want workingmen to have every good nouuees that Benjamin Winehell. i transferred to the Bennlng- spired by the magnitude a1 •' thing to which they aspire. The diffi­ general passenger agent of the I'nion j ton* tinued until far into the night, and yei the 'lirongs remained as if held under awful consequences of the culty is that nobody yet sees how it can Pacific, Denver & 1 man, living near Orient. Iowa, was States Brewers" association appear«-o It prevailed by a majoiitj come a good way. but it is no detraction from the efforts lh burned to death by her clothes catch­ before the ways and means committee of any man to say the notable utter­ vote being 1 t. ing on fire from a stove. of the house and protested against Hie ances were made by Mr. Woleott. Mr. parties the vot What are the young people made of Yon* ii'-j \ndrew .1. McClain, Demoeratic poli- proposed increase of the tax on beer to I'aniel and Mr. Spooner. Mr. Daniel uli> is. nowadays that they dread poverty so tieian and candidate for marshal of j m*M>t war emergencies. carried aloft the llai: of recognition of K, much? Are not youth and health and Mayville, Mo., committed suicide by I'pon the : Fitzhugh Lee. Jr.. who contemplated the Cuban republic's independence, WII.-. Ijuilt' a sufficiency for absolute needs, riches shooting himself. leaving liiehmond. Ya.. to join his fa­ while both Mr. Woleott and Mr. ami'mimnii ther, Consul *Jeneral Lee. at. Havana, Spooner frequently supported the pol­ V.ii,- K. enough? Does romance count for noth­ In a fracas at Prairie du Chien. ul;j-ts. T: ^ ing in these days of mammon? Richfs Wis., Joe Oregore was severelv bitten has received a cable message from his| icy of the president and the foreign re­ N2\ ! K* about the legs and arms by 'a largo lather, advising liiui to "hold the foil-' lations committee in favor of armed in­ 21. take to themselves wings and flee away, dog owned by Oeorgo lJngers. The for further orders. He has given up tervention with the ultimate independ­ I !>• H. >| II I OIU. and, as a matter of fact and of statis­ TI • : wounds may prove serious. the trip. ence. The argument of Mr. S}H»oner scrij" • - tics, those marriages which, from a Belle Kennedy, aged twenty yea is. was exhaustive, profound and brilliant. \\ hf r('ii!«. worldly point of view, seem most desir­ and \\ illiam Wendt, aged twenty- 51nltItudinoun I for ti _\»-vr ( ni- Amid all the talk, however, it is not verMMlly Popular ( ontrlvancc. If la nil .-! able, often turn out disappointing, trhee. residents of Carbon Cliff, a apparent that a single vote on the III. : . Washing-ton Star: "It is surprising the t pitcd Sttttf« stml tun* •while the young couple who begin life small town west of Oencseo. 111., were main question has been changed. The number of rubber bands that ar.> used minds of senators are made up :is « li.' istian it, li.i'.iit ,on. '- with modest wishes and simple require­ killed by a train on the Hock Island have, in the iK tio! road while walking upon the tracks. in the mercantile brHncss these days," clearly as is America's case against lii-ttl« I ijj w th iJtit! 'if ments are apt in their middle life to said a downtown drv Kpist a f«*w niKht-: vs liHe on a fritmllv •• ivlt m A younger girl who was with them Spain. A sensational incident, not real­ en bask ia the sunshine of prosperity. ago, as he th l.v '.Ii-- K--i-l'^nt though able to get to her home in a pending question, occurred at b:2."> in Stnti-n in lii!* nu»s»in!:P to i < a woman customer. "We use hundreds of IS'iS. tijiui- wliii h the m ie n of Americans must feel some -disap­ dazed condition, she recognizes no one. them every day, -whereas formerly we the evening. In a personal squabble invlttd. t^rri'fiii*-, pointment, since their country has long i sed twine. The manufacture of rubber over the recent trip made by Mr. Hifolw.l, T!\ thi cenatp anu ! bands has become an c r < rmous industry Money of Mississippi to Cuba, between reFPntativf-s of lh(" I'nltnl State- been famous for its quickness and skill Foretirn Note*. in eonlrr<'>'^ a>("/ml.l« <1: The Banfe of England has increased in this country, particularly during the him and Mr. Wellington of Maryland, Fir*»—That the 't10 In adopting mechanical and scientific iwht few years. It is not half a dozen 1 l Its rate of discount from 3 to 4 per Mr. Wellington charged Mr. Money are, ami uf riisht ouRht l "'- '' discoveries for business purposes, when years ago hardly that rubber bande were with speaking in the senate as the I»T.iient. and thai thf kuv'-irnnen- they realize that European cities axe cent. vsed almost solely for liliijf.; papers ard p«J States hereby reiogni^ss trf dccumer.ty. and you seldom saw them agent ut a New York newspaper, <"ul,a as the irue and lawful I- far surpassing any of ours in the use The triennial elections for the lower wheu. after a heated colloquy Mr. that Iflani). , house of the Danish parliament have u;ed ojt^ide of a city hall or court house. Second—That tt in the duty of horseless vehicles. Until we have Now you will scarcely lind a drug stjre Money said "you lie" to the Maryland States to demand, nnd th>- better roads and better street pave­ resulted in a clear majority for the or grocery that doe- not vse them more senator. Subsequently Mr. Money Vriited St.-ites due* hueliv ''•"'J1'; Itadical I^eft of thirteen. '^ ments we must submit the humilia­ twine in up apologized to the senate for using un­ ,: to the small packages. thorlty nnd pf.vernm^n' In 'h . tion of being distanced by Germany, A dispatch to the London Dailv Mail parliamentary language. and withdraw it.1- lurxl nn^l from Odessa «ays that owing "to the "In the drug business the lubber band Ctiha sik' Cuban wat Ui« than by the old method. Often in using furled in the Western hemisphere and into effei't the use upon them of destructive nar­ Isle for affording facilities to fisher­ twine one gets the package all out of Fourth - TKit the Fnitcit ^ttit< row tires. men and traders. furled forever. elaiin unv difiioiiitlon or intvntl shape and a clerk who is interested in Its voice, too. is for the independence sovereignty, jurisdiction or iim By the overflowing of the Nunanu. a his work does not like to allow a pack­ of the infant republic of the gem of island, t'xi-i 11 for the i>.n ifli-ati* Since Ahab said to Elijah, "Art thou stream which runs through the most, age to leave his hands In such a condi­ riHvi'rt its .ict'-iinitiation whi h •' tion. Ftill it can't be avoided when one the Antilles, "the fairest land the sun T'lished to l> ave the Ke\einnient fae that troubleth Israel?" wrong-doers populous portion of Honolulu, much is in a hurry. Women particularly like ever shone upon. Free Cuba ami the the inland to Its i>eofle. property was damaged, and one life, —o- have not een slow to accuse prophets the rubber bands, and as a rule they independence of the island republic," \!M" and reformers of being disturbers of that of a Japaiii'se, was lost. s »vo them. It may not be generally laixchim; of thk as known that a rubber band Is the best was the shibboleth of the senate the peace. One of the reforming agen­ Sagast.a and Yostista, two Japanese ri« flattle*li!n'* Inltinl <" murderers, were hanged at Honolulu known artielo for cleaning the teeth. I throughout the four days of debate s cies of Chicago is "Hull House." The mean for removing the accumulations be- lor ^Itiy I - Match 2.". Sagasta killed his wife and just ended. While the verdict returned s •ward boss now threatens to drive out twn-n the teeth and where a brush wilt was decisive, it is just to say that it riiihulelphia. April I - of his jurisdiction tills aid to better child, and Yostista murdered the wife not reach. Did you ever try it? No? learnetl here that Mny 1s of a friend on the island of Maui last is not final. Notes of diseoni—almost living and purer government. He well, you do it, and see if what I say lived as the date for the 1 summer. j isn't the truth. The elasticity of rubber foreboding iu their tone—were sound­ the I'nited States battlesli strikes at the settlement as hostile to Intense excitement prevails at makes it much easier to penetrate be­ ed. This foreboding wan not due in tween the teeth that are the closest to­ in course of construction ' his political interests and not popular Lima. Peru, over what many citizens any sense to anxiety about the result shipyards. Miss Morgan. '1^- with his "boys." Tha, boss is good gether, and it is far superior to a silken of the impending conflict. It was consider the miraculous resurrection thread, which is used by many. Women I'nitetl states Senator Mo» enough to say that the expulsion of of the archbishop of Lima. After an also find rubber bands handy for elastic prompted by a fear lest, if the action is stated, christen the ship 1 the reformers will not be through vio­ illness of several weeks he expired at mouths in work bags and small pouches." taken by the senate should ultimately honor of her native state. - lence but by the "sentiment of the peo­ noon Saturday. He came to life un be accepts! as final this government l.ama will be the first in tin1 -j, ple." Of course "Hull House" will con­ hour later, but can hardly survive. Smoke Shows Atmottpherle Coudl- might become involved in complica­ the three big battleships ecu • ttonH. tions that in future years would prove tinue its beneficent work, but what a October. lSbd. The other two,' When ooe em''ke hanging from a chlm- serious. At !*:lu o'clock Saturday testimony to the degradation of ward Sport In* Itemn. eonsln and Illinois, are beiiir Oeorge Stout of Cincinnati was ney, with tendency to s-ink to th» ground, it in­ night the Davis resolutions—those re­ politics that a center of disinterested spectiveiy at San Francisco ' knocked out at Columbus. Ohio, by dicate* that the atmosphere i« light-—in fact, • ported from the committee on foreign port News. All three are |.. ^ benevolence should be regarded as a too light to float the smoke. When the smoke " relations, amended so as to include the r Oscar Gardner the Omaha Kid. lii rises from the chimney it indleatea a heavy at­ alike. pest-house. * twelve rountie, it was a hot fight from mosphere. A column of smoke i* not a bed start to finish. _ barometer, for a barometer simply record* the artsterr of the -