| Show BY TELEGRAPH telegraph 41 1 1 11 4 7 N cinon MM uke v A american I 1 E R 16 va N washington conf 29 governor Matth matthews matthuws 08 of west Virgin virginia li left washington today for baltimore to meet nen hen J nim mcarden MC 1 amden amdon of parkersburg parkers ers ors burg buri with reference to the P pending end contest for the west virginia benato ship their meeting lias has a pe pechir L ar significance by newson newbon reason of th th ey are b both 0 ih candi blates fon fon toi the place now edw held heid aby senator fral frai formerly dis brict attorney for sacramento california 1 and aad itis considered congi dered certain that either elther matthews or camden will sec secure urethe the prize as their respective liv div 6 forced boick illif necessary combine ampo hsong one that is against her tor ifor 4 t nithe matthews ws informed some washington 0 o friends last night nih ni h t that ashi asha th I 1 herford if has a s n ho 0 poss possible ba rf a ch chance n ce farj f orl election reelection re gossip i is reviving iri iii in ili political clr cirdes z des abo about u t the thi Speake iship of odthe the house rouse e ol 01 representatives burrows of Michigan is making an active ta canvass a u gs a as s a candidate candida tein expectation no CC of michigan wail gali will iii be iati retired iid fid from the field byum ity sli sll election to senator iowa roval does noak thias thus far fir develop the strength claimed for him and afa frye of Maine notwithstanding hist his ean tali ihli candidacy did aey acy for the Sena bena senate tei tel to succeed to be the strongest candidate for speaker 0 however if he carries oss off the ithe senatorial prize fram eugene aale rale bale sale or if ejaine makes room for him by entering garnelis Gar nelds cabinet there is strong probability that hiscock of newyork new york awill will blooml no t bromine ii ce for the speak sad aad receive fryes support it should be added that maine politicians in washington will not be in the le least a st e apprised if the vener olwe ue cannibal presently lir step into the arena as a compromise promise candidate after the juvenile as pl rants destroy each other and be ra re ejected to the senate for the fourth 7 separate conferences rp 1 7 ere held nold ald to today day at t the h e interior depart ment before 1 secretary schurz schirl between the cheyenne ne river and aud mowen mower brule brille deleo delegation athons sand and nud aud re depre i pre senta benta tives of the chicago northwestern and chicago milwaukee wn and ana 7 roads in regard to obtaining the right of way and for tor the construction of two lines of railway through the sioux reset IW jhb a conference was held tue the cheyenne river dele gati briand four bears bars at the outi set renewed renewed b his is proposal of af yet yesterday erday enday by for the necessary lands secretary schurz rz stated suited that thit the railway edah comparin comp pany ariy wa offered 0 ere 1 to pay nearly five hrs his pr acre for the n necessary d iry strip of land w was L dearly early foun noun times as much as t h e obtained for wild land landy landyce He endeavored to W point out to tein them the advantages which bouja wo result from having biving a i railroad b built bulit Q t fahrio ugh their thein 1 reservation ow irig ing to the fact that it would bring e f nearer to the market and thus UK enhance h aneg th the e value of their land adjoining ahe the t he railroad e to bo be civilized ad r railroads a ir weme were great civilizing g agencies rattling wing ming reb then wanted to know kno whether ileth liefh er they th ey could or could not norget get th the 6 price zi asked when vh en secretary Seli schurz urz informed i ed them they could not enot and andr led added lidded iid ded that he thought th e indi andl indians ang ani did not know how lach were or they would WWW WW be W so asmo asto as to ask such a price ar rattling bew rew bev concluded his talk ahat we must mua talk it over slow I 1 and added thit would go home and talk taik with W their thein gir gin pe people 0 pie braie brale delegation mot met the secretary and the tho railroad representatives at ht the department Captain Dougherty indian agent at i the reservation produced and read ati ail ali agreement prepared a at i t the reser in which it is agreed to pay per acre nor for the land alg aig along the route of tile the proposed p ased road a distance of miles captain dougherty stated thattie th that atthe the brule bruie had agreed to sign it when they reached washington aften after A reading this agreement agi ement bonio bonie some bome conversation occurred but ho nothing definite was wag a agreed reed upon and ilind further conference was arranged for tomorrow to tr morrow monrow the sioux indians are surprised to find everybody here including government officers and secretary schurz urging them to sign the treaty with the railroads for the right of way through their reservation secretary schurz was very impatient and imperious yesterday t an deitra deltra the last opportunity for ma making a good impression and get what was wanted then theu old oid agent 1 dougherty ert y harangued them on the importance of signing but they said they were being hardly crowded in this matter and wanted time to consider oils lder ider the Secre seere secretary tiry notified them that arto tomorrows to morrows meeting would ba be thel their llast last chance if they wanted to sign the agreement then ihen that would bendit end it washington 29 the avenues of washington have today to day been musical with the thep unfamiliar sound of sleigh bells edthe and the su surrounding country is is tonight covered with snow sn 0 ato to the depth of nearly eighteen inches athis this snows snow stor been zen unequalled unequal led in washington since 1857 the niia potomac is frozen efrom from shore to shape shore lmh imi asfar afar down lil iti as Qu Quan antles ties and arld the temperature this morning wah wai was djao deg degrees above zero i r ja A curious fact noted by the signal service office is that the three li heavy vy snow storms experienced in inthis this locality during the last ten days by baye each ca came in e f efrom ro in th the e guif Q gulf li I 1 f 6 of f f mexico x I 1 co after arne r crossing northern V florida they hat hay proceeded thence noite northward ward along the the atlantic atla ai tie tle found I 1 land r s 0 1 y I 1 the f present storm is ls lif ulf report reported id very tery severe bevere abong aug le the G coast and knowis falling fa 1 I 1 hig in iii alabama A I 1 abana and abid georgia i i f it is now snowing veri verl very heavily all ali aver the state hufe of virginia affolt at fort wayne waybe the thermometer is 20 below zero and many cattle have havo frozen e to death I 1 new orleans mercury 26 turning colder r f vicksburg one inch and a z half of snow j 5 f r sh thermometer err r f 9 business almost entirely sus suspended on account of the intense coly cold eold d new nw york A snow prevailed all day and klo alo along ng the ad adja cent coasts r c v r W weather ea t h e r through throughout out opt the chills hilli thie the past bast week was extremely cold thermometer ranging 5 t to 35 degrees jubelow zero accompanied pa by considerable sump sumi snow and high winds considerable damage and su frering suffering among stock is reported korthof nor the hills and it is rumored that sev several pral teamsters have fro frozen zen to death but notting authentic has abeen receive d dr stages are ard all lad lid iad IT up u at t way station and the mails malls bad lyd ly delayed e bayed and little business of any ani any kind being done dofie fihe dihe weather is now moderating buffalo the snow star m which set jn yesterday noon continued with unusual severity 1 e night accompanied by strong winds to day Considerable snow snowbell fell jell while the thermometer indicted berd near nean ly y all dagand day and aud tonight to night four gaw below onabe on the lake shore oad road the tho storm ext extends enesto to hamburg station about 10 miles nailes from the city trains trams are running irregularly with from two lothree to three engines each gach f montgomery ala the heaviest snow show ever known here herb fell last night five inch inches deep diep weather intensely cold r norfolk va the S severest e veres t snow BMW storm for oon years years prevailed here since early this morning 9 columbia S 0 snow began falling lingat at day break and continued till 2 clock p oin win m etwas was an inch deep after that time the thermometer comete r fell rapidly and at 7 i was ivas 8 degrees below r f freezing point sn snow bw fourteen inches at Dallas dalias eight at bastoria Ga storia N X C and ten ville viesa vi eSC S C e e Augi augusta ista the heaviest fall of snow singe since 1857 commenced at t 4 a in m and continued 5 hours hourel it is is very boldak night macon ga there therl is a heavy fall of snow thermometer therma meter 14 above zero zoro 7 1 tw az 11 i ri j baltimore weather colder than for years adars at clock elock 61 tonight to I 1 night mercury indicated dabove and getting colder gol dol ders continuously sl y for 24 hope hour jupa jupt up clock this I 1 evening I 1 i weather er in intensely fqy cold 1 l of ice milwaukee Z at 7 the bie ther 20 degrees below zero tonight to td night at 9 mercury stands at zero ar r r j chicago s the mercury ilas lias been rising all the afternoon and at inid night nigh had thad reached zero with the chances favoring milder weather tomorrow light snow as is flying at pre present glen plen sien L i indicate warmer weather w west se of here and colder weather beast remt the cold spell has been more severe severe and lasting than any for eight has been singularly free orom from railroad trains are arriving quite late on all roads in some cases being six hours behind time t Consider considerable ahie ahle n difficulty is experienced in handling freight and live stock so that receipts have materi ally deef deci decreased eased atthe stock stockyards yards yar sar d s cincinnati navigation abaye here is suspended intensely nt ensely cold abday thermometer below belov zero and oatlie on tile ahill hilltops taps 15 below sky clear trains late i st this morning the mercury was wa ig 15 below wind 24 miles now moderating 5 below coldest boldest day for beveral several fol ial years ye navigation clos cios closed ad i cleveland Only two as cold days in ten years aj 8 below beloti keld zero atchison kan coldest day for y years ears 18 to 20 N below r railroads blocked by snow all T trains ns late teams crossing Missouri river on an the ice 16 columbus four and a half inches ofaf of snow DOW the thi e heaviest on record in this section fell this hiern morning thermometer hit at 4 p m 7 20 d deg and d gro growing J W hii colder n now ow learl greensboro reen bor in N C the e snow storm here is tho the heaviest endmost and most severe ki known n own for twenty years snow teen inches deep and still snowe snowing ing CHICAGO 29 the inter oceans washington special gihl says saye the state dinner set at the executive mansion was enlarge di today to 9 day by jian an addition al pieces making the whole number lidy now nearly 1000 T the tho set originally contracted for by the tile gov government nt w with itil the house of haviland landa co the details of which were arranged by mrs sirs hayes was delivered last eld fid summer bummer minei minel and comprised nil all ablit awas was intended should form a state dinn er service the original designs were trillus to illus ilius I the fauna and flora united states buethe but the gresi gresl president dem deW thought the set incomplete without some references water and so today to day n the midst ofa of a driving snow storm stormie iW ii briggson Brigg sot of the house ja co arrived with two tivo large jaegd casks caska direct from lima es Fh inq completing the order orden with nish fish game and dinner platters said sald salad oysters and indian plates and individual Indi viddal vidual butter plates sauce boa ta and wid ice iee danl cream trays and and latter in bi thol thoi form of a canadian snowshoe sno which will be the president at r remarked per perpetual re canadian prophets prod prop heti prediction of jafet 11 jentof of snow enow T the he s set t is s haw q th the most amp complete and ornace ornamental of any in theUn the united ltd states and is only excelled in value b by services of kold gold jold and silver sliver owned by some of tb the e eil ell european rap j en po 0 ten teil tote I 1 will bemused entire eiith at the dinne dinner fobe to be given givin by bi the president defit next week members of the diplomatic corps the mm times cst est washington special s elal eini says it is at matter of ot current clief belief here that a conflict is inevitable be tween and the stalwarts Stal warts they overestimate their own importance and jf they cannot have evil everything grything athela way they vill make trouble they have a theory that garfield is timid and that he can be easily bulldozed they will seek an opportunity to 0 o otest test their stan strength ath against him if he A does not abjectly yield in advance to their imperious deman demands ds DENVER 29 the tribunes santa fe special says the situ situation atio atlo n at socorro remain svery ery critical about 25 men went from albuquerque to Socorro jast night to aid ald the citizens party and ind a company of the thirteenth infantry is guarding public property property t last night antoine autoine idl M baca aca aea one of the prisoners held by the cl citizen eizens procured a revolver and shot one of the th e guards andaas him hinl self pelf killerby kill killed edby by another guard guird ludge judge parks of the second judicial district today to tb di day v released the prisoners from the custody of the citi elti citizens zeng zeni on heavy bail ball the americans are determined that Con klings g as murderer shall not esex esek escape pe gln stu and d as he be belongs to a powerful 7 and numerous mexican family who aber arar assembling to aid him serious trouble seems imminent I 1 G GALVESTON GA A L v 1 29 z afe e united states has rendered a decree in favo r bf the larmer sLoan and trust co trustees against the texas western narrow Guage Railroad for and accumulated interest directing the foreclosure odthe of the mortgage and ordering tile the sale of tiie tile the road allowing CO 60 days from the date of decree for paying the amount of judgment dunlin DUBLIN 1 2197 9 parnell and several other traver seki seri sers weib were not present at the theT 0 opening M il g of the trials today to day the law officer c 1 r of the crown referred to the humble occupation of most of the traver andraid and said sald doubtless they found agitation more proff profitable eelbie fiLble he denounced the agitation as a wholesale conspiracy i and government intended to protect rich and poor from their frightful tyranny his remarks caused much feeling in the court especially when lie quoted traveller dallys INTal lyli words counsel denounced theland the land league proceedings ce cei as a capital plan for reducing society to original chaos and communism he accused brennan boyson gordon sullivan and nally i as seeking pecuniary 3 gain he dealt with th the e violent speeches of nally tarnell parnell and dillon severely scoring coring them for inciting to munden murden he cited passages from the speeches of two members of parliament J ment after quoting harris recommendation men dation to the he peasantry to emulate the ethni exam 1 pie le of the french Frech in 1793 he e said sald 19 in a word the land league is founded upon a basis of bf sedition and irrea son pamell who ho w was a s giyen given to expressing x in his opinion gr himself imse I 1 f declared that elther either landlords or the them people mi must ai t go iid lid it 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