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I Alton Weekly Telegraph, Thursday, March 15, 1894. 7 THE SEIGNIORAGE BILL. Vote Will Be Reached Upon It Next Thursday. OTHER NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL. Decreaso in the Number of Claims colved Dally at the Ponsion Mrs.

Blackburn in the Breckenridge-Pollard Cnao Condition of CongrONAmAn Wilson--Immigration Binthatien of 1803. WASHINGTON, March the senate Bland' Aelgniorage bill came up, the pending question belug Allison's motion to reconsider the last atagu of the proceedlugs, NO thnt amendments could bio offered to the bill. Harris, who has been opposing the motion, said that ho was willing to allow debate to continue until any day up to Wednesdny of nuxt week, but at present was unwilling to' consent that the bill should agnin go bnck to the amendment stage. Discussion followed as to the necessity of amendment to the bill. At 2:25 p.

mI, all propositions for ranching nu agreement to vote on the seigniorage bill failed and Senator Vilas took the floor to speak on the bill. Before Vilas Senator Quny moved adjourn over to Monday and the yeas and nays were demanded. This motion was defented-yens 16, nay's 38. The opponents of the seigniorage bill voted in the affirmative and its friends in the negative. Inter in the day the senate aureed to vote 011 the Bland seigniorage bill ut 2 p.

111. next Thursday. DECREASE IN PENSION CLAIMS. The Number of Cases Now Pending Action by Examiners In 054.109. WASHINUTON, March decrease in number of claims received daily at the pension bureau is shown in statement prepared at a the department, The number of pensioners on the rolls is now approximately 004,000 against 052,000 for the corresponding week of last.

year. The number bus, however, steadily diminished since the first of September. The number of cases now pending the action of the examiners is 054,169, This is a decrease of over 91,000 in the standing number during the year. The number received during last week is a decrease of 8,443 from the number received in the corresponding week last year. There is also a decrease of 281 in the number of cases allowed during the week and an incrense in the cases rejected.

The claims now pending are divided by classes dis follows: war, Indian wars, servico since March 4, 1861, act of June 27, 1600, additional to prior applicatious on file under former acts, increase, incrense and accrued widows, 5,887, and army nurses, 070. Encouraging to Silver Men. WASHINGTON, March Alllson regards the appointment by Germany of a commission to investigate the silver question as an incident of grent significance, particulurly because the conimiswith the exception of oue or at the most two of its members, is composed of bimetullists. The creation of the commit sion, the senator says, is due to the rapid decline iu silver. He looks see the example of Germany followed toy other goveruments of.

Europe. "This action of Germany," the senntor said, "ought to give the greatest encouragement to the friends of silver in the United States who believe that the true solution of the problem is by international agreement." Telegram from Chairman Wilson. WASHINGTON, March 10.. Representative Breckinridge of Arkansas has received the following from Representative Wilson at Gundulajarn, "Fever gone. In bed; very weak and much emaciated." The telegram is not regarded by Mr.

Breckinridge 89 encouraging, as the reterence to Mr. Wilson's weakness and emaciation dispels rose colored reports received of Inte. The son left for Mexico as soon as first alarming reports of his Inst weakness were received, and this tolegram was sent soon after reaching his Inther's sick bed. Will Result in a Now Law. WASHINGTON, March Jenkins Investigation is likely to be extended to al investigation of Judge Dundy Omaha, who made a decision like that of Judge Jenkins.

One result which this action of congress will have is the passage of law regulating the precedure in all simireceivership cases. In what manner their abuses will be corrected is still to be decided upon, but they are looked upon 119 abuses by prominent member; of tho judiciary committee, and will bu treuted accordingly. Immigration for 1803. WASHINGTON, March statement has been prepared by the immigration burenn, the trensury department, showthe number of immigrants which arrived ut the port of Now York, pain, Boston and Baltimore from foreign ports during the calendar, year of 1693. The whole number to have been und it is said these represent at least four-fitchs of the whole number which arrived at nil American ports.

Brockenridge-Pollard Casa. March the Breckenridge-Pollard case, the attorney for the plaintiff outlined what she would endenvor to prove at the trial. During the morning Mias Pollard became exceedingly nervous and inally hysterical. Mrs. Black burn, widow the Inte Govenror took the stand and testitied that Colonel Breckenridgo told her in the presence ol Miss Pollard, that he intended to marry her (Miss Pollard.) Baseless Pension Omer Itumors.

W'ASHINGTOS, March. L0, -The periodienl rumor of extensive dismissals in thus pension office is again going the rounds of the bureau. It is reported that 50K) cmployes will bu removed bofore the beginning of the next fiscal year. The story in denied at. the pension ollice.

First Deputy Murphy says that no general changes are contemplated. Now Weapons for the Navy. March -The ordnance bureau of the navy in getting ready to supply the sailors with the highest typo of small arms it is possible to secure, 'I'be weapons will bu made by private firms and the oficers are experiment; Ing to secure the best possiblo for the guns. la this effort much attenLion is being givou to the new alloys of nickel and atcel. They have d.

alone! much excellent. qualities that to is believed they may be pine effective when used in gun con 1ruct Annistont Paymasters in the Navy. WASHINGTON, March president hing appointed Walter L. WHom of West Virgiona, SOIL of Chairman Wilson of the ways and moans committee; Lewis Green Stevenson of Illinois, son of Vice Prosident Stevenson; Henry A. Dent of Alabama, Phillip N.

Mohun of the District of bin, William Jackson Little of New York and Samuel assistant. McGouan of South Carolina, to bo paymasters in the navy. Lee. Nuptials. WASINGTON, March -Robert E.

Lee, 801 of the famous Confederate general, and Mig4 Juliette Carter, daughter of Colonel Thomas P'. Carter of King William county, were married nt the home of Nra. Rozier Delaney, sister of the bride. Postmasters nt Pittsburg and At. Louis.

March president has nominated John C. O'Donnell to be postmaster at Pittsburg, and James Carlisle to be postmaster at St. Louis, Mo. PENSION FRAUD CASES. Members of an Examining Bourd moned to Give Testimony.

MINNEAPOLIS, Murch Preston special to The Journal says that sulypomas have been served on the three menbers of the 11. local pension examining board, Dra. J. Phillips, G. A.

Love, and Henry Jones, to appear before the federnl grand jury in Minneapolis March 20 to testify in the colebrated Van Leuven petBion frand cases. This indientes that the Minnesota cases in which Pension Agent Van Louven of Lime Springs, is volved will be tried after indictments have been found in Minneapolis, Dr. Phillips in An luterview admitted that might bavo been some irregulurity in the return of certifientes but denied that there WILS anything criminal about them. It seems thot in the famous tin box captured by Special Examiner Waite in Van Leuven': oflice there were found certificates signed by the Preston board of examiners which under the law should Phillips not have admits been in an agent's hands. having signed names of his collengues to certificates but claims it was with their consent.

Examinations were also held with only two of the three present, the third signing certificates later. The members of the the board are very anxious as to the outcome of the affair. Property Endangered by a Landalide. CINCINNATI, March grent mass of earth, ten feet in depth, between two to three hundred feet in length and over one hundred feet in width, and weighing fully tons. is slowly but stendily slipping down the steep south side of Mount Echo.

The top of the mass bay traveled about 150 feut, and its lower part damaged a handsome stone residence, foreing its occupants to seek safety in departure. St. Martini's Catholic church and other houses further down are in danger and unless the landslide stops of its own accord no human means can stop it. Anthony Drexel's New Yacht. PHILADELPHILA, March fleet of plensure vessels in this country will ly be augmented by cha fine steel sto 111 yacht chased Semiramis, Colonel which has been pur- by Anthony J.

Drexei of this city. She is being fitted out at Alar- seilles preparatory to starting oil her voyage to this port. The Semiramis is 01.0 of the finest private yachts owned by Americans. She was built in 1550 at Scotland, and in 206.4 feet long. 27.15 feet beam aud 14.0 feet deep.

She bas inverted engines and a net tonnage of 979. Walte Will Not Interfere. DENVER, March the first time in his administration Governor Waite will decline to interfere in the currying out of capital punishment in the ease of Murderers Thomas Jordan, William Nesbit and Santiago Torres. The governor has repeatedly expressed his opposition to capital punishment, and often interfered by commuting the deuth sentence to imprisonment. In the present instances, however, he has declared he will let the law take its course.

Run Down by Train. PETERSBURG, March north-bound passenger train on the Chicago and Alton ran over and killed man, A letter was found in his pocket dated at Spring Valley, Nov. 21, 1803, in which James McNulty introduces the bearer, Put Ryan, to a Mr. Seafe, The man uppeared to be about 35 years old, gray eyes, dark hair, had mustache and weighed 170 pounds. The coroner brought the to this city on a hand car.

Murdered by a Wife Beater. OKLAHOMA, 0. March Mosier has been shot and killed twelve miles north of this city by Juke Collins. They hind been to Norman and hecame toxicated. When they reached home Collins abused and heat his wife and when Mosier took her part he turned on him and shot him, killing him instantly.

Collins was arrested and is in jail at. Chinese ring In California. 105. ASCELES, March 10. -Onicial tigures show that only 31,000 of 12,000 Chineso in the Seventh district, embracing Los Angeles, Ventura, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Orange counties, registered up to date under the McCreury net.

Applicants for registration are now coming in at the rate of a day. Mitts Resuming at Pittsburg. PITTSBURG, March The Monongabela Iron company has resumed in all de. mill partmonts. that hits This makes the fourteenth: Atarted up in full Intely.

The workers in rolling mills begin to feel batt. better times will anon come to them. Over lin ibantin. March Time Sus. quehanna river has overflowed its west bank.

The low lands for many miles aro under water and tho railway has been compelled to abandon trunic over its 11: line to Kingoton. Cowening towa Legislature, 1HES MoISEs, March 10. Governor Lewelling and party of Kansas, has arrived in Des Moines and visited Governor Jackton and the legislature. They are here to vi- stale and to get tor use in Kansas, Gladstone's Health Improved. March The of Mr.

Gladstono has greatly improved unit ho is now pronounced to bu on the high road to complete recovery. "THE COUGILIN VERDICT comfort and improvement and Brings to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bettends than and enjoy more life more, with less expenditure, world's by best producta to promptly the needs of physical being, will attest adapting the the value to health of the embraced pure in liquid the laxative principles Its excellence is due to its remedy, Syrup of Figs. presenting in the form most acceptable pleasant to beneficial properties of a perfect inxthe taste, the refreshing and truly ative; eilectually cleansing the system, fevers dispelling colds, hendaches and constipation. It and has given satisfaction to millions permanently, curing and PoL with the approval of the medical profession, because it Bowels acts on without the wenk- Kidening them and it is perfectly free from neSs, Liver every objectionable substance.

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NOT WHAT HAD BEEN LOOKED FOR. Adverso Opinion Expressed on Nearly All Sides In Commenting on the Action of the Jury--A Feeling That the Verdict 18 Not in Accordance with the Law and the Evidence -Cost of the Famous Trial to Taxpayers. CHICAGO, March Post, commenting upon the Coughlin trial, snys: Daniel Coughin's acquittal at the hands of the second jury that tried him for complicity in the conspiracy to murder Dr. Cronin was the subject of general comment and criticiam in the city. It is not going outside the fact to sny that no verdict ever rendered by a jury in Cook county gave so much dissatisfaction to the majority of the public.

In the comment made on the jury's action, adverse opinion was almost unanimous. Everywhere the same sentiment prevailed. Among all classes of citizens--except perhaps those who for one reason or other are interested in the man who was a prisoner-the feeling seems to be the sume, It is felt that the verdict is not in accordance with the law and the evidence in the case. It. is held that rendition of such 8 verdict cheapens the value of human life in the community and makes the majesty of the law how subservient to a mawkish sentiment, That feeling, reason, duminated the jurors and presided not at their deliberations must be considered.

Teur-blinded mercy, not stern justice, penned that verdict of "Not guilty." Three Jurors Are Suspected. Such is the general feeling with regard to the verdict. Mingled with it is no suspicion of the honesty of the majority of the jurors. It is not charged that the verdict was secured by improper means of any sort. Only one Irishman was on the jury and the record of the deliberations in the jury room shows that he voted for conThere is in the public mind, however, an abiding thought that at least three of the twelve were bound to acquit, and had been put on the panel with that intent.

What influence was used with those three is not yet known. There were ugly rumors afloat. during the trial, aud while none of these materialized into tangible proof of crookedness there still remains a reasonable doubt as to whether the verdict was had solely on the merits of the case. There is 110 proof that any of the jurors tampered with. There are suspicious circumstances.

Even some of the jurors admit this. The facts that transpired during the progress of tho trial, and the comments made there- on, bavo had some effect on the jurors who have learned of these things since their discharge by the court. Was Honest and Upright. That the jurors are sensitive to these conditions is proved by the statement, in which several of them have joined, the effect that Juror Weinberger was, in to their opinion, strictly honest and upright, and that vote for acquittal was the result of his honest opinion, formed solely from the evidence as presented in court. The trial just ended will go down in history as one of the most remarkable of criminal procedures.

1t occupied four months and six days. Some eight hundred and fifty veniremen were examined before the jury was selected. The state and defense together culled 207 witnesses to the stand. The expense to the taxpayers, including the pay of court and police oficials working exclusively on the case, will approximate 825,000. The former trial cost the state more than double this sum.

and The cost this of the defense was about amount was obtained by voluntary contributions from all parts of the country by persons who believed in "Coughlia's innocence. Decision in the "Sooner" Question. ST. LoUIS, March special to The Republic from Guthrie, O. say's: A decision of the "sooner" question just received from the general land office, causes consternation among thousands of claimholders in the Oklahoma and Cherokee strip.

The decision is in Payne county contest and is that the man crossed the country prior to the opening and even though he not select a claim nor pass near the claim he afterwards took, the fact of crossing uny, portion of the land made hit a "sooner," and he consequently loses his right to take a homestead. Indignant Trojans In Mass-Meeting. Tnox, N. March thousand people of all political belief assembled in mass-meeting in the Fifth avenue Presbytuzian church to express their indignation at the crime at last Tuesday's election and formulate plans for the ment of all connected with the outrage, So grent was the crowd that it was sary to hold an overflow meeting in the Baptist church near by. A resolution was adopted providing for the appointment of a committee of 100 to await upon Governor Flower and urge a vigorous prosecuLion of the cases.

lilinois King's Daughters aunt Sons. CHICAGO, March of the sos. sion of the state convention of King's Daughters and Sons was devoted to the revision and adoption of 4 new constituLion, the main changes being the empowering of the executive committee to elect a vice chairman in the event of the denth of the state accretary. 'The general membership tee Wits fixed at 10 cents and the state fee at 5 cents. Mrs.

W. J1. Wait of Peoria WIS elected state sorretary, and Mrs. J. 15.

Goodwin of Chicago WaN chosen to during her absence abroad. Kilted in a Wreck. LITTLE Rock, March .1 log train of the A. J. Niemice abor canto's track WIS wrecked near Waldo.

Seven were 10 splinters. Thomas North, the manager of the train, was instantly killed. Several of the workmen Were 311019 DU' less injured. Could Not Find Colgate, Moscow, March 10, -The second party which went into the Bitter Rout mountain to the relief of cook of the Carlin hunting party who deserted him on the Clearwater river, returned without listing any trace of him. Robbed a Man or to Cents.

PEORIA, March -A jury in the circuit court gave Briton Clark and Join Kapes three years each in the penitontiary for robbing a man of 10 cents, They were charged with highway bury, No Furtletmenta Against Itoby. CHos PoisT, March 10. -Tho grand jury which way called to Giml indictments against the Roby race truck sellers adjourned without. finding an indictment of any description. Gillette declams now that he will Judge! new jury that.

will net and prosecute the company to toe end of the chapter. Elght Hours and 41.23 Per Day. must important. bills on the H. One renate of calen- the! March dar was senator Lawler's bill that eight Boars shall he a day's work and providing 81.27 the therefor, when UTI employe of railrond company or carrier has no contract.

as to these matters. 1: was passed. The Thief Becomes Inanno. DEXTER, Murch -Orin C. Gregory, Into cashier of the Dexter bank and the self-confessed robber of the bank, has become insane or at least an ule imbecile.

of his Ile body lies in upon hi- bed, every musconstant agitation, monning at intervals, "Don't let them get me." Resumed Operations. DUDLEY, March John Chase Sous' mills have resumed work after four months idleness and will soon It be running minted on full time in all departments, is that a second reduction of wages wilt have to be made soon. Spanish Cabinet Resigns. MADIED, March cabinet has resigned und the queen regent has charged Premier Sagusta with the work of structing a new ministry. Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Awny is the truthful, startling title of a littie book that tells all about the wonderful, harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure.

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