Show i EVENING TOESPAY 1G telegraphic SENATE Alabama land grant bill passed was adopted fixing Janua-from which consuls of fees bill was introduoed to pay deputy assessors the same ns JLtorsandassessors when discharging and Referred Vir duties cotn-- ! The bill to facilitate telegraphic the Modern and ajuniention between continents was referred to on commerce 'The hill granting lands for a railroad fromLake Superior to Vermillion Iake Committee on public waa referred to Solution V1' I aR the date malve returns A7 Ke’loRR introduced a bill granting the railroad from New riffht ot way fora to the Rio Grande in the direc-also a bill to dispose of tion of Bla&Atlin Alabama Mississippi Ljdic lands in Aarkansas and Honda Colo introduced a bill granting lands aid of irrigating canals in California ‘I In Trumbull from the judiciary comnit- renorted a joint resolution relating J from civil office in Virgin-- tj removals aa0 with amendments a bill to reorganize the judicial system The amendments allow more than one circuit court to be hold at the same time in the same district by direction of the presiding circuit courts may be iudge aho that held by the Supreme Justices and the Circuit Judge sitting together the present clerks of the circuit and district courts to continue in office until other appointments be made also with the House bill to repeal the tensusure of office law: the amendment Conpends the act till next session of foura hill to enforce the gress: teenth amendment f Cragm introdueed a concurrent lution directing tho auditing committee 1 dthe House and Senate to report a hill of duties and the 3 defining tho number of employees of both uompeiiffttion houses Agreed to Morton offered a joint resolution providing that the majority of any State Legislature bo sufficient to ratify tho constitutional amendment and that the resignation or withdrawal or temporary of the minority to act shall not affect the validity of such ratification by the minority Davis objected and tho resolution went oViaans aver ri 12’! The hill to recognize tho navy was vrnddemL The bill to strengthen public credit came up Sprague spoke in opposition o tho bill declariDavis offered an amendment ng that the equitable measure of obligation of tho United States upon bonds is the value in coin of currency paid for bonds and paper spoke in advocacy of this amendment whbh lie nod was not legitimate but an attempt to construe pro vious legislation Amendment rejected A message from the House u’ cad the passage ol’ iho bill to strengthen public credit jpn motion of Sherman the House bll was substituted for tho one before the Senate After farther debate tho bill passed in the same shape as it passed the Home tl to ltk HOUSE Hundred and Forty FH e Bills Several members appeared and wei e piaiifiwd A number of bills were introduced by iuUail :o prevent further sales of public lands except under ‘aw- - also to polygamy in Utah by granting suffrage to women by Poland allowing defendants in ciiminal runts to testify by Hanks authoriziiig the New York New Fouudland anil London Te’egraph Company to land a cable on the lime of the C nited Stateiho to rreato a ehief veterinary surgeon Jf the I’niteii States by Ward to repeal the provision requiring sill orders to be nidii through the General ot the an assay to irnij by Kelly dfice at Helena Alontana by Paine to provide for a provisional gov eminent for The bill- - number introduced HO Tin Sneaki r announced the s 'Jlienani'i- - of the chairmen were 'riegrajihed Ibogmim inirouiieed a joint resolution vhi di for the protection to if tho ntTe-tof the Unitod States in hs Union l'aciflc Itailroad It declares the late meeting of the stockholders at Nev Voik to have been legally held of adjournment approves its authorizes the company to 'emve its general offices from New lor t Huston Philadelphia Council Cincinnati Chicago fituii or Omaha prohibits any court court of the wept a eiteml or United Mates from enjoining tho or appointing a receiver and that alter tin1 next annual at in 187l the Company's nctinsn may be held in utlier of the atos tbovu named Uawos introduced tho Indian appro-tipriation bill Gvdield imrodoreil the lull whieh t Congreefl but wa- - rod igui d - tha du imr the number of lvouileof tin- anny at ten r Mouse quantity cf mail matter has been received Washington the Minute Republican caucus the following—John It French ot North Carolina for s John M Morns of Connecticut Executive Clerk A M Clapp of the Buffalo Lrprcas Public Printer Lewistown Me The Congregational Church at Wilton was crushed fiat this morning with tho weight of snow on the roof Only the was saved library Chicago ilie following are chairmen of the House committees — Election Paine ( is) ways and means Schenck Cooper second appropriations Dawes B second banka and currency Garfield Fneilic railroad Wheeler (N Y) claims Washburne (Mass) commerce Ihxozu public lands Julian post Farnsworth Mor-- manufactures ill agrmulture Wilson (Ohio) Indian affairs Clarke (Ks): military affairs Logan (111) militia- Ubank- - district of Columbia Cook (1)1 judiciary claims Boyd Bingham revolutionary (Me) Coburn public expenditures (Ind) Private claims Blair (Mich) naval affaim Schofield (Penn) foreign affairs Banks territories Cullom (111) intrelll If vi Arnell Butler (Tenn)' (Jlass) Rochester Allen Smith was killed yesterday while entering a church at the head of a funeral procession by a trap door whieh was blown by the wind from the belfry crushing his skull Louisville Tho funeral of Mr Guthrie was attended by the masonic fraternity and a large number of citizens Washington Commander L M Powell has been commissioned rear admiral on the retired list The executive mansion is crowded with visitors this morning Xew York S T Clark financial editor of the Tribune died Tiie Pobt says the Central Railroad having negleted to pay five per cent of its net earnings the question will come before the internal revenue department The amount involved is twelve hundred thousand dollars The Cnmincreial'a special says A T Stewart 1ms asked the favor of naming the man for the office of District AttorThe Presdent said ney of New York lie promised that office to a friend lat summer Chicago 16 Cole and Sargcant have agreed to give Waite the naval office and Buckbce the postal agency vice Truman Tho Oregon delegation have agreed to — Postal tho following appointments agent Benjamin Underwood surveyor Indian general E L Applegate elector and presidential perintendent Meaohin internal collector Dr assessor Frazer retained for regisWm R Willi- ter A 1 Koscburgand receiver Flint Indian agents Jn F Gazely Benjamin Simpson Capt and John Smith New York Two hundred and sixty hogs already were seized on Saturday at tin Hudson river depot by tho sanitary It is spector all somewhat diseased believed that a number of diseased hogs have been thnxtupon the market Colonel Stoekton has arrived at St Marks Pht from the camp of tho Cuban insurgents He brings uu address from the Supremo Junta asking recognition uml giving numerous reasons thereior Now Orlean- an order Gen Ciiuby has the State TreaS&VKlOfroin Tcxa-tcarry on the Provisury of sional government ofthat State for the cuirent year Boston that the gale (ilouoe-teof the Oth was one of the most disastrous to fishing fleets ever Six men have heard from o far a been lost There arc great fears fur the safety of several vessels which when in a disabled condition eon t New York Atlantic The Tribune peoial gives details of more Ku Klux murders Murray county (la Hill den es that he sert a disto patch urging tho Georgia adopt tle constitutional amendment Chicago A boiler exploded in a distillery in the northern part of the city afternoon killing the engineer aovere-scalding ahoy mid almo-- t demolishing the building Chicago The Rrnublican says the removal Defreos as Corgri'tsiotml Primer by the much Republican Senate caucus causes he surprise as it was not known that of A M Clapp had any opposition nominated was the Buffalo Kipn no was There ter a severe struggle made to remove Gorham a New York special “ay Tho danes recently offered n jr wus million dollars for the New kork dm1’ e paper but the offer wu declined FORKIGX New a— Toronto Bnrlay King C lsnisisif d— Earthquake In East Jf SjfimcttHluirCv Loiulon declare The Duke do Montpcn-ie- r throne that he don't cek the pani-he be chosen ho would accept WIKIttCSS the question ol llti' vMin Suit he ami I'lmiMts iu Hlifornla uiav not bo made a pretext Vilniia I Imlmu ii uf Haunt- ho oi lion wuin - hhi'1 tints ooimltSi - (’noun an wee- Vi vi ti'rk mug M ii rnlru(OI- - fnie K( Gemial Leseo lath d Hi Nil JU to Pii"i't' l’nnen S in Fru tn ' t make ouch time nil v bo tioinb red ip q'iii A ''liit a tree uumbi-at v Mitchell h 'I uiulud hail armed at N us do lob' r st iii er nt heme d by the d to ear- A depuMtio o ir topeti- 'ub1 1’" wated on ol the h II iue I" ti gos in e n 101 ni n 'alliol la eh ii !: Di nz his to id v a not ami till’ Rlj'uhli-- i voa hi hoe-nit - i age- plim Died ' d u id tie lit (all V m of a hill a t'lmily bur- ly aping b'( Tlir pi'ni:t‘le h iri line lute pm 'lot (iw! Ill'll ilge Ulti its mono niv'it Hi bill- aped i' miptK an'io uu without hill til 'ill’ll deb v Toronto mi’ii t prod u id H Tivh r n jr as tl' ‘Rarl'y King” ini kn ll ‘it liuhilit‘0'! hciv ll'ls b'i " nnbii iv - imf relating 1o n l'sln r Theatkical —Wliat witli muddy and anew falling thick and a slim attendance to witness the thhut of Miss Lucille Western seemed inevitable but with a courage aud de termination worthy of all praise' the undeterred patrons of the drama by the forSidding frowns of the Old torm King turned out in full force to enjoy their favorite amusement Shortly before the ringing of the first bell they could tho fortunate ones dashing along through the stonu in comfortable carriages the less fortunate footing it ankle deep in slush and puow but carefully muffiod up and laughing and chatting gaily as they tramped along to the theatre Before the raising of the curtain an unusually good house had assembled and from their gay and happy smiles the storm and mud appeared to have been forgotten and ail seemed bent upon enjoying themselves to the utmost Miss Western’s was appearance greeted with a burst of applause from the audience that fairly made the house ring again Throughout the evening she sustained the difficult role of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine with mueh case and ability Perfectly at home on the stage and mistress of her art she suffered no opof portunity of riveting the attention her audieuce to escape and her pauses and intervals of silence at times were more effective than words could have In such moments been the play of her expressive countenance suggested the surging emotions of jealousy hu miliation love revenge or oul raged pride raging in her heart which words were inadequate to express Miss Western was ably supported by Miss Annie Lockhart and Mr Herne who both played their several parts with great judgment and telling effect made an Miss Lockhart we thought admirable Barbara Hare and we were never more pleased than we were with her awing lat evening Perhaps however she manifested a minimum of emotion when her brother's innoBut cence was publicly established she has a good stage presence an excellent voice which she modulates and controls with great skill and is withal careful actress one who a painstaking will wear well and is likely to grow more and more in favor with an audience in the play The other characters with were sustained good effect Messrs Lindsay Hardie j'Mahamand Thorn and Mesdamcs Bowring and Clawson and Misses Dollic Clawson Platt and Evans desoi ve mention for the care and evident pain- - they look to acquit themselves creditably in their fat befn several characters ’rooress ok the R I!— Captain tli' track of the Clayton L pushing Pacific Railroad along with his last In Saturday accustomed rigor it was completed to a point just beyond town the new Railroad Bonnevi'le even mdes north of ( bden und by Saturday next it wit expected to reach Bear Hirer hut the storms of yestercause will undoubtedly day and some little detention to the progress of and this week will have the parsed and still the iron way will be Fniun Whisky drinking is said to be the City held a moetiug February 2? wkh A comprincipal business at White Pine a view to city incorporation mittee cf five was appointed to prepare For the Bank of England 28000 articles of incorporation by March 4 notes are printed daily There was very little snow at South A deceased millionaire in a West- First Kational Bank of Ciicap Pass and teaming and milling had been ern city baa inscribed on his tomb XXFL stone “He always paid cash” Messrs Fherman all winter going on and Steers were herd at work with a Tbore aro still 801 log school bouses UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY in Indiana waterhands a of constructing corps Raid in Capital on the north fork of power It takes a dozen men to hold one Surplus Willow creek on a velocipede at Cheyenne Do a genar ad Banking and F Virginia oyster men claim that it i change tiuiatM Heath of Samuel A Mboeath— death 10 eat raw oysters immediately The Omaha llrrnhl of the Uth ult after eating sugar or molasses GOVERNMENT BONDS has a noths! of the death of Samuel Bought a i Bold is It estimated that $1000 worth at his residence in Omaha of cards are usea EXCHANGE FOREIGN nightly in Paris at He private gambling clubs on the 10th ult oft) phoid fever Prawn on all European Cities was bom in Loudon county Virginia Miss Anthony designates Mr Train Je married Miss as “the special creation” of the September IS 1826 Being one of the earliest organizations century of Farqnhar Carter of the county andor the National Currency Act ami s same State and for 12 ‘era was a goes to England in profiting by a successful management Us and the spring and in tho fall will start the past we are prepared to do an increased! leading business man in Omaha on a tour around the world business and would solicit business at tbiet at the time of his death was “the real point witli an assurance that we ntmll Tho Petersburg Repress says that ait head and financial manager of the foltimes endeavor to meet the wauls Governor Wise has become “a power- our correspondents Whitney & ful man of Megeath lowing firms: prayer” SAMUEL M NICKERSON Fret Co of Omaha Gallagher Megeath k FRANKLIN D GRAY Lice Prem Premiums are to be given to velociCo of Cheyenne S A Megeath & ishlfT L GACE J pede racers by the Michigan Agricul C SOU & J MITT AxsMnnt Cushier Co of Council Bluffs and Beckwith tural Society 2SdA sly Co at Bryan and Wasatch —all heavy The British Govenrnu nt has order concerns doing a heavy business in ed the fortress of Gibraltar to be left a wife placed on a war Mr Megeath groceries” footing and three children Flour of the same brand and grade as was sold for $15 per barrel last spring has been sold recently for AUL $325 in Boston CHICAGO TRADE CHICAGO $1000909 200009 SOBT8 The Freeman’s Journal of this city the Rev Henry Ward Becher’s church “Theology Bouffo” A wes'em journalist objects to female suffrage on the ground that it would cause too much “pairing off" at the polls than Kinder is the tho former reveals oar the defects to ourselves only the latter to calls our friends It did not appear in the regular rebut Wade’s aettml reply to Butler is said to have been: “Appeal and be d — d’ The first piano ever shipped to Japan was recently sent by a New Havport An advocate says he would in a vacant lot empty pews of open air preaching any day rather preach than to a chnroh fall of Solon Robinson asserts that the apple trees in this country are slowly dying out and that nothing can save them Now that Adelina Patti is married the gossips say she is not so good locking as she used to be Doubtless she feels better though and doubtless again she will look better by and by Give Le“ a little time Milwaukeeans annually drink 008000 worth of intoxicating drinks it is an awful distinction to be known as “the thirstiest man in Mil- en manufacturer waukee” Brick Pomeroy states in his Dnno oral that he pays taxes on more than $239000 and that he has made every firm persistdollar of it by a bold ent devotion to principle a woman A boy in Brentwood England snapped a pistol at the head of It was not loaded but the woman fell dead— killed by imagina- tion Canton (Ohio) Republican proThe Daily Press ot Augusta Ga “Respect fully suggests” to its booth-er- a poses to make a velocipede with flagthat “the task of ridiexchanges ged wheels so that it can be run at the rate of a hundred miles an hour culing and abusing Mrs Lincoln be left to the Northern press” on a single rail of a railroad The There is not in the present British House of Lords a single descendant barons appointed of the to enforce the observance of Magna Oharta Sheep are 'surely cheap in Maine The Bangor Whig says that carcasses sold in the market there at fifty cents each bat hints that there was not enough fat in a cord of them as would grease a gimlet Clyde Ohio has what is called a “Knitting Machine” A crowd of ladies walk into a drinking saloon take possession of all the seats and quietly settle down at knitting This badness of the stops the customary place Prof Bonders of Ufrecht has invented an instrument by means of which he can measure with the greatest accuracy the interval between an impression on the senses and its acknowledgement by some action of tho Anlriohman being in church where tho collection apparatus resembled the election boxes on its being handed to him whispered in the carrier’s ear that he was not naturalized and could not vote Railroad robberies of the most daring kind become very common on the trains running to and from Chicago One man was garroted by four ruffians on tbe platiorm between two cars AT F Tho people of Buffalo are Branch Witts American Scale Co CO Lake 8t 3 Office CIHCAGOv to manufaccontinue ture their Improved ENGINES PORTABLE and Mechanical pnrpoeea KorFarme hey are Machines specially adapted to driving Threnhing Corn sheHera SlUlBoiaUi mue I’rimlng Preaaee ood or Iron Lathes Machinery awe Circular artesian in Cabinet or Waxon Boring hops We warrant our water etc Wei pumtiiug to be what we represent them and to give in all respeeta satisfaction unequalled fib W Madison Co N V Eaton For particulars and prices apply to B G sole agents for Utan LaxTKX a M d sfiro WOOD A OO NEW TOBK TRADE HHLL& CO BENEDICT AMD WHOLESALE MAStJFACTCREUS DEALERS IS B00T5AHD SHOES discus-i- the question whether to build a bridge over Buffalo river or dig a tunnel under it following Chicago's A tunnel would cost about example $300000 Pittsburgh has a “model” dental ‘establishment” in which about 150 sets of false teeth aro manufactured The proprietor employs every week steam power and a large corps of assistants will It is In Li speech in advocacy of non an Mr Ilillyer empnyei the isufliego Hollowing ery nervous and emphatic “The politics of tlieoounlanguagetry eoirnpt rorruptiou in the pri-- I cor-nrtry ooTroptum iu the chorion mi'fion m the deiiheiative burly bv m me y corruption by bargain and Sale of posith u eorruption by ah the avenues which lend to n supposed self interest" — KntJrp 1'V Sueli a winur as the present has never been known at Boise The san-- i Lnili mine melts upon the valley j wi lithe Tee) o wa a Might "Iwh el earthipuike of October thiouirhouL t'list ru There jhoft tlluigeuee No damage seems to be eome mistake about the ii'ium u lit tie cold at Although rortimriit The II it'hsrii'h as the as a warm and days too to subject tm laudwt’hr to Mr nthony s night Wind River Valiev pleasant as we usually expect them to mihtirx nutijoriiii"' steam Siiwiril! wa- - Mure Fully landed be months liver than this We have rich A c weeks bad no snow here for 'Meriiow with tho Proddr-non th‘ bunk- - of The Snow the beautiful snow ) 'tutou mcir been dbi ov'red in C'difbrma ami thn S'uiw line on the mountains was nix to eight inches deep ledge tho government to qt'ftc’it the north is rapidly climbing tho half a mile Mow Atlantic District Vtt’iiix'n the pmeniobiit anJ tho all morning houses is fall This a summit of tho the hil's little continuing The Intel view w:'ii a— baiter than tbe favry jifias- - tveo- - and all nature outside being Cilj and cubed Golden Letd w eight feet ol snow in the streets of Quebec — Maw S’ltrs by hand mortar and hron siN Now 1 irk V with the white nimUJ ' TV iel(lnl noii! with Odilornlii man South i’a Th“ u'eii- oer h n twarH aho'o ie i‘ h'o kale Vi n “ m i "d vi ifld A N WOOD & Tribune Tbe Columbus (Ga) Sun genially the now proponed to sell eggs by says: ‘We take it that Edwards An idiotic and inebriated vagrant who weight instead of by the dozen Borne eggs are represents this district has enjoyed exchange hopes not We are in receipt lucid interval a contain when juveheavy— very they and to purchase poul- of a report on finance bearing his nile chiekens at present frank" try in that condition prices is by no moans economical It is proposed in Philadelphia to The gas issuing from rock crevices bring the remains of William Pena from England to Pennsylvania and on the western line of Pennsylvania to erect a splendid monument over along the Ohio river has been ignited by some of the inhabitants and them They were buried in a leaden travelers passing at night see huge coffin and their transportation to flames jetting oat here and there Tho America will not be difficult i fleet is said to be both sublime and The Chicago authorities have drop Ilie tnoro superstitions startling pod the French word “Bonlevaid’ people of the surrounding country m its for city improvethink the flames the beginning of tho ments proposals and substituted tho word final conflagration “Avenue" The Chicago limes pro A rural coroner’s jury in Shuler but seriously rally put through pones funnily eoongh near PittsCuigb Pennsyl to use the Fajglifih tmishition “But Ten slays ago tin1 haL of the (’mi- township wark" was laid thirty vauia has returned the following oritral Pacific Kai'road verdict on 'he death of a girl by ginal Thu New York Ve!K and was suicide ’‘Stony a that the mile cast of Humboldt “That the said Catherine best of gutting a place as an forw'ud Reamer being reduced and moved by Iicing pushed vigor otliivr of the Civil Service os the the devi1 at Shttleitonu a‘oresai1 have a brother is Sintort Uniifil to The I'l'if' SilTil IVdid felonioutJy and of ivuhee afore- fiTuriu iu Cougrefsr and tho next best nf lh' thought strangle and murder herself In - wv I’MP M is to bo tuabln to tarn a living el't and to bo ai intohrrblo of Commonwcaith this side 4‘ Bear River but the beginning of next week will undoubtedly see it completed to that point the grade West of the Promontory is nearly all completed but through the Promontory range above Blue Creek some heavy cuts and fills yet remain to the he made upon which however all are now concentrating Company their available force and the string of ar laborers that with filled wagons constantly wending their way to the uncompleted portion of the grade give the assurance that the work jvt to be ami margin done will be promntiy p 279 Sc 281 Broadway (Ons Door above Chamber Street opposite A T Stewart & Co'a Wholesale Koussi NEW YORK Wa would rcsvci tUilly call the nlteriiiofi nt tin ri holds of kilt Lake City ami the 'I'erntorw to our LARGE AND WEIL SELECTED STOCK OF Manufactured PALMER GOODS expressly for that Trade & COMPANY Mauu&ttnrers by 6toaM ot CONFECTIONERY yo CHOCOLATES — KSTAIiUSHKD 1040 lmporuTB uf Fancy Goods Papers AND Coafectioaers’ bore ies cf eviu'y kind Tiro Cleveland Jjeatbr thi’iks that Confeotionerfi' M!acMei Ffantds ansi Tools Rlwayn on baud bttwein kleptomania and insanity arc hatiag it the Ten Commandments i 'r‘ i’rd Urtin ’r'0 v( hurl lirto f in New itrk No lirirj'T o'Tght to rest in a Nos 88 and 88 Ouns Srsst that is Rlowly nafitiug his acres Nrur ''DM'tViV) to grow paying crops ot wheat It TTE W YOliMC may be true that crops f corn or pofiOTU lities pay better but there is a vice ti il somewhere in a system that nr tits a surface for yielding the prime requis ite of a good soil — hrml Ever siuee This only pare Gnos'fc of Utt KmeU Main tls the Bequod war th' line of profitable 1VM wheat culture has been moving At the time of tho second war New York Western with England READ & CO ROBERTS showed more acres that could be trunted for 30 bushels of wheat than Manafa lurers fund Jobber ot she ran now of acres that will give one year with another 15 bushels In this respect England not safe to follow in al she does is a good ex 8ho kveps up her at ample acreage by deep and fine tillage iy thousands of tuns of bono dust and and with ion unstinted guano applies of ilia droppiegs of and V Y I'r ie priin fed 'ii':ra0lb straw cooos HATS CAPSrETC 400 BXIOADaWAY' I0HX P r q RNarx ftOt!ElrtS'j uEW j YORK |