Show GREAT PAN I 1 the survey is practically completed ir 1 WILL BE MILES LONG landa rheumatism Is better r purchases the german army bill washington july S Id erable secrecy haa has apparently ba been thrown around the operations of or the tile inter conti nanta railway survey authorized by con cress in accordance with the plan adopted ein by tile e pan american conference in 1800 1890 thong gh it report reports of a more or less detailed ill character I 1 have ave been ancor incorporated orated in ill the estimates laid be before ore con gross it has been a hot f fight over the appropriations for continuing contin the work which have only slipped through tu in conference between the two houses it I 1 is now stated how however evert in an unofficial way by that the tile survey is practically completed all the tile surveying parties haye have re lemed I 1 to 0 washington claying fillis finished lied the tile field work c completely ook ill plemely ely they are now engaged in fit w working ing up the data secured for tho the publication of the final fins I 1 reports and maps mafs of the line this will occupy several era months the line surveyed runs from the southern boundary of mexico to the northern boundary of bolivia and is miles 1 lies in lengths leng length thi tt it connects the railway a system 7 ste of north not al and i d youth south america it 1 Is samid said the route 1 has 1 il s been found round for the entire distance wi with t h no grade greater tits than four per cent it is further said the engineer in charge of the survey through colombia reports for many mile miles a line is run through n mining on so rich that the material dug cing out for the tile cuts of road would contain gold and silver to pay for the construction odthe road over that see tion this possibly accounts for the tile reticence maintained as its to the progress of the work THE PRESIDENT mr cleveland Is feeling better butwill but will see no callers BUZZARDS BAY DAY 3 july lily 8 the presidents condition is it about the same he lie goes about the house and on oil the veranda and slid a gradual improvement is noticeable mrs QI cleveland eveland said at noon thai that cleveland was wits feeling better but did not care to see callers co colonel any onel lamont lm ont stated that the tile president had arranged to go sailing this afternoon n 0 n but a still stiff breeze was blowing and it i is sod doubtful 0 if he lie will venture on oil me tile bay ba ahe the swelling in the left foot has dimi li mill Is dished hed and the tile big shoe is now several sizes siz too large BUZZARDS BAT DAY mass fass july S pres dent cleveland is slowly recovering front fro the rheumatism n which caused him so much trouble and arid which was used as a basis baks for alarming rumors concerning his h health dr r bryant and colonel lamo lamont both say may there Is nothing the matter with wi cleveland except rheumatism and that 11 ro lid aulet ule t which the t president ii now tiow ell 4 oan 1 As a 11 atit denies cities liti himself to callers but made nn all ex e caption lit the case of joe jef fferson ester day today he lie saw united uni tad 8 states ta T at torney general olney and mra olney oine lite Lat this ethis afternoon th sister mrs W r T hoyt of beatrice neb arrived it was stated at the house that that M rs floyt was wits not riot summoned on account of cleve lands illness blie carne east an a visit and slid will remain at gray gables gable several days GERMAN NEWS 4 the army bill will likely have a large majority july 8 speeches were made for and against the army bill in lit the reichstag yesterday and today oan aurely purely partisan charac character tir lal indicating i tl g lot lothine J line of the tile undercurrents under currents which ich may ay ultimately guide the tile aut votes 3 of the several parties E krucli el speaker pel er I 1 indicated nd c ale d a ko known p ro a d a led a y re bence to a cont grand ai so voi T the obvious bo it determination t ilat I 1 on of a large number al be r of f 1 members I embe r t to be heard 1 on I the he bill it 11 emplit mp lit that h at thed the discussion aln will lat last until the end of next week wednesday is the tho next day for private members motions and the centrists will theu raise the ques question tiou of the readmission of the jesuits into germany papers persist in fit stating that the governments support of or refraining from opposing the proposal will be the price paid the centrists for their support of the gaid bill ill both botti the centrist leaders a aud al government ov adherents deny that there ther efe is a coll compact pact it was wits stated that it was the taxation question upon which the centrist s de declared clarel an agreement for their slip support port possible while herr croeber proclaimed no to compromise in the house members of t the he lie lieber er w wing I 1 ng of the party stated in the lobby thai if the chancellor r pledged the government to cover the increase in expenditures tures by a progressive imperial tax on incomes of over marks the tile centrists would wool vote for the bill privately they are angling for a deal which will likely be arranged giving the government a large majori dr lieber means to in majority hist that the ill bial tf I 1 shall go tro to a committee and tills title will give time for negotiations to be carried oil the thion national al liberals have given notice oan of a motion in regard to the distress caused by the drought drough th and also in lit regard to the lack of fodder the will propose an entire suspension of import duties on oil fodder until may the socialists will sup port the measure for tile first bitne in the history of the reichstag retch stag the socialists have obtained the chairmanship of one of the permanent committees the elections for members of the tile bavarian are proceeding for the first time ilme the tile socialists captured wits seats two candidates being elected in munich they also won seats in aggs berg and bainberg bamberg |