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AT HARRISBURG.
ANOTHER CELSPIN STRIKE.

A NON-sOCIETY MAN PELTED WITH SIoNLs-hL
SHOOTS THREE OF THE RIOTERS
posrov. March 20.-FOr nearly two months
sboemokers strike" has been in progress IN the lower
t Of uopiuton. near Milford, Mass, where there are
two large manufacturing firms one mahulaoVHer' en-
LIN near 100 Crspins had some disagreement with
them they trying to make MIN responSDle ior various
utn,s and asking for certain arrangements which he
did not deem proper Ihey thereIore peoaino uSe".'
a., ana slammed work. and he has been very decidedly
consistent in declaration that ne wouu hre none VI
.,a, ogan. The men have constantly endeavored to
oyent his securing any workmen. one OF the men
b ne did hire and who is said to have left the Girls
49, named Sullivan, was particularly obnoxious to the
-, and has been pestered continually by them For
,r DAYS mast the strikers have been very
,,ntented and Yesterday rather noisy, hootng
- 90, % the manufacturers several times They also
tnred 70 persecute Sullivan, and yesterday after
- tters were brought TO a climax in his case, as he
Cd a revolver at them three times, wOunding three
,,or one named whitney severely. They had bothered
hin, for long time, thrown stones at him, ana mai
,reafed him in various ways, when he Decame e1as,
perated and fired at the crowd one OF ins Wounpea
men whitney, was said to be fatally injured az rt Dut
a. a. now thought he will recover All were WOUNDED III
The lower limbs. one OF the wounded men was trying
10 act as peacemaker when he was shOt Inc Crlspir
- aso threatened TO burn the manufactures and dc
other deeds OF Violence but carried none Vi lne 'foat
into effect. $500, 1900. xoi.or,o,. 4, ,hs
town and constabes were chosen IN the evening Dy
The citizens who however refused to be sworn they
seemed afraid serve, fearing the foreign population
which is very large Sullivan was promptly arrested ny
DENNY state Constable taken to Milford, and held FOL
trial To-day, the matter has caused good deal %
coneern and discussion that section, hut Few sat'
Constabes have been sent there, and the indications
are that their will prevent further disturbance
On,the part OF the strikers.
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LATEST ELECTION RFPORTsl
NORTH CAROLINA.

TIE TRIAL OF GOV. HOLDEN-THE ARGUMENT
CLOSED.
RELEIGH, ". C., March 2O.-The argument on the i'm
parchment trial. which consumed the greater portion Of
last week, closed tonight. The defense contended
that under the act for the better protection Of the
liberty and property, passed Thy the last General
Assembly, the respondent had power 20 declare
any county counties in state OF insur-
rection whenever the exigeneies demanded II,
and that he did, under this authority, de
clare the Counties OF Alamance and Caswell in in
surrection, owing to the commission Of large mum
Der OF outrages upon loyal men. Taey argued,
further, that the respondent becoming convinced
Of the existence Of rebellion organized by secret
societies to overtun the Reconstruction acts OF Con
gress the alleged insurreconary counties, In order
suppress it and protect loyal men, he found it
sary organize military force, and for time subyert
the civil authority which parayzed and Ineffective.
The argument wound up by admitting that the respond
had committed grave OF the head but that his
purpose good
Counsel for the managers reserved their biggest gun.
Gov Bragg. TO close their arguments He is now speak
ing II D. n and the Senate chamber is densely packed
by deeply interested audience The vote will be taken
Wednesday.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Sir Henry Bulwer has been elevated to
tbc peerage as Baron Dalling and Bulwer.
shock of earthquake was felt in all
the northerp counties Of England on Friday night.
The bark Cornwall has been sunk in a
Collision with the steamer Himaaya, IL persons being
drowned. " ,
1t is said that negotiations which had
heen opened in London for the new French loan nave
been suspended
I'm the House of Commons, last night, Mr.
Lowe gave notice that the Budget woud m laiu poioic
tle House Immediately after the Easter holidays
The King of Greece has addressed note
thanks 10 the United states Minister MI.
for the elaborate report made by the latter upon the SUD
jet of brigandage.
"A dispatch from Barackpore, India, says
there has been excited debate In the Council over inc
question Of the abolition OF the Income TAX "ion "''
evoked strong public feeling on the subject
I'm the House of Commons, last night,
Mr. TTeyellyan moved the abolition Of honorary COLONEL
cies which he said cost the country f3OOO year Inc
motion excited debate. The Government, IN view OF ls
smeasure for the reorganization OF the army was ss
tained ia demand for adjournment OF the dtpate
% majority The House voted $4,000 for the reIeI OF
Paris and passcd resolution for the purchase 0I Pees
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NOMINATIONS AND COMPLICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The following nom
nations were sent to the Senate to-day:
James Of Missouri 10 be United States Consul 81 Nare
berg
Alfred p Buct to ne Appraiser at Mobile, AS
second ieutennts H. Parker T. b. Wilet " Munger b.
Moore H. W. HarwOod, 10 be First LeuSenant'
First Leutensnt G. r. Chase Hanun. and Frank Barr to be
Captains a the Revenue Marine service
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate in Executive session, to-day confirmed the
following nominations: %, NJ,
Madison E. Holster Associate Justice Supreme Court ldaho ienF
tory.
John A. Gardner. Z. S. Attorney for Rhode Island.
William LOOMS Register, FairplaY Colorado.
A. Fish. Recorder Of Land Titles, St. Louis.
Geo. Merrill Receifer Pebble Moneys Topeka Kansas
David b. Wilson. Pension Agent. Fairfield, Iowa.
Ssnborn. Collector Of Customs At Huron, Mieh
Henry Internal Revenue OF the I'D District Of
Georgia. x-v,v.,
Csrtoys Of TnaI RpenGeorge G. Taskns Of the XXIXth
Of b. Besuregare the lid Distuctof louisiana
D. H. Of the XVIII District VI hewiOrk VIM L. Ransom
oft he District of Missouri.
South Carolina, to be Consul as BnndS
Charles Sc mOur, Postmaster Of Lacrosse Wis.
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ALBANY.

A SALISBURY IN THE STATE SENATE-ONE OF
THE TAMMANY RING ACTUALLY EXPRESSING
AN OPINION OF HIS OWN--TWEED's TAX BILL
LIKELY TO PROVE EXPENSIVE BEFORE
PASSING.
ALBANY March 20-Mr. Graham, the Sauls-
bury" OF the State Senate, appeared in that body this
evening. He still Processes that is his enton 10 vote
against the Tax Levy bill, and is quite certain that he
is not yet of Mr. Tweeds opinion TO merits OF that
measure. The that Mr. Graham will finally de-
eide take is still matter Of speculation. Mr Tweed
bill Is somewhat OF novelty in the pratice
OF Republican Governments The men who
spend the money OF the people have commonly been held
under check by the representatives of the people
The latter have usually made the appropriations levied
the taxes and held the Executive departments TO strict
account. Dir. Graham insists specific nforma
ton to how the moneys to be ntrusted TO Messrs
Tweed and Sweeny TO be expended, before he pus
the millions into their hands should he decide not 10
give them control OF the taxpayers at ALL IL viii not DE
surprise 10 those who have considered all the pOssibil-
ties Of the situation.
Mr. Fagg stated TO the Assembly, this evening that
the Railroad Committee, OF which he Is Chzrm8n would
make "A report the bill 10 repeal the Eric ect0r,'
Classification this week. In consequence of this
nouncement Mr. Goodrich did not offer his resolution Ia
take the bill Of the hands Of the COMMITTEES, but he
took occasion offer another resolution, which N II
passes will the Erie Ring more trouble man the
repeal the classification act Ihc resolution VIII DC
found in full in the Legislative proceedngsJ Debate
arising,lit lays under the rules. .
The lhirdave Palace Car bill was debated I'D the sen
ate this evening and was subjected q some severe sife
lures bv the lawyers The bill Il very loosely diaNb
and protects neither the stockholders OF the hhi0th
Company nor the public non motion Of Mr.. Genet a'tOn
on the bill was pos pOncd for the present.
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THE NEW REIGN OF TERRoh
n,prs IN TIE HANDS OF THE MOB.

PARIS IN THE HANDS OF THE MOB
p,spAroH vRoM MINISTER wASilb Sli'nIrD ny
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT oco'r rnyrpx.
THE nsuRGENTs-THE THEIRS
MENT AT VERSAILLES. .o,s-,
WASHINGTON, Monday, March 90 ISL
Secretary Fish has received the following dispatch
by Cable: hoo i,st boen
received by messenger from Mt; NSsHou,i'
lor SOu :; master Of Paris. The Departments OF
and Justice. and the Prefecture of Po-
, ,uo ara occupied by insurgents. Gems. Nlnoy'
l Nc and Lecomte, have been murdered by
- Election for Commune tomorrow All the
.o'hers of Thiers's Government have gone to YER
lilies follow, with the whole Diplomatic Corps
SAi'''' "WAsHBURNE"
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the Central Committee of the National Guard, and
dated at the Hotel de Vile. The second proclama-
ton is as follows:
To the People Of Paris You have Entrusted with
the defense of the rights of Paris We have driven
out the Government which betrayed us Our mis-
sion is fulfilled and we report to you. Prepare
for the Communal Elections. Give us as our only
Tecompense the establishment of a real Republic.
THE same signatures, 80 in number, are appended
The Official Journal contains the following:
A proclamation from Committee assuming the
of the Central Committee has been distributed
throughout Paris. The men of the barbados have
taken possession of the Ministry of Justice and as
saSSinated Gems. Clement Thomas and LecOmte.
Who are the members of the Committee is unknown,
as is also what they deliver Paris from. The crimes
committed by them remove all excuse for support
by their followers Let all who have regard for the
honor and interest of France separate from them,
and rally around the Republic and the Assembly"
ISgned by the Ministers at present in Paris.
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CEN CHANZY.

Gen. Chanzy, who is said to have fallen
victim to the ferocty of the Paris insurgents, ma
tive of the Department of the Ardennes and was aged
about years. He went to at the age OF l6 but
wear later he abandoned seafarng life TO join the army
He studied at ST. Cyr and left there with the rank OF
lieutenant for Algiers, where he remained until 1882
when he served Italian and attained the rank
of leutenantcolone He next went TO Syria with the
French army and served there credtaby that he was
Amounted colonel in On his return he was sent at
his own request to Africa again, and attained the rank
Of general He was recalled to engage In the late
war until after the disaster Sedan. Gambeta placed
him in charge Of the army organizing at lie Mans
and intended 10 cooperate with the Army OF
the Loire When his forces were organ
lied he advanced toward Orleans with the
view Of supporting the army OF Gen. Paladnes, which
was advancing on Paris When that army defeated
on Dec g. and Orleans reOccupied by the Germans
Chauzy retreaed fighting desperately toward lie Mans
He was attacked there by Prince Frederick Charles on
Jan r. and driven from the town. Chanzy fled west
ward closely pursued by the Prince, and barely es-
caped losing 600 $4,000 men in prisoners alone The
battle Of lie Mans was the last decisive engagement in
the Provinces and forever banshed the fororn hope on
which Paris depended. Last month Gen. Chanzy babe
hi, brother officers Of the Second Army Of the Loire
farewell in the most aectOnate TERMS and distributed
military medals among them. 1t was believed that NJ
Theirs intended 10 appoint him Minister of War; or to
give him some important military position He was a
man OF extensive requirements and of great executive
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TONE OF THE PRESS.
NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO BE IN PROGRESS BE-
TWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND THE IN
SURGENTS.


LONDON, Monday, March 20, 1871.
The GauloS reports that oyertures have been
made to the Government by the Montmartre in
surgents, and that Labiche, the Minister of the
Interior has been fully empowered to grant liberal
but legitimate concessions
The Etoile Beige has adyices denying that negotia-
tons have been opened with the insurgents in Paris
and representing that the rioters, flushed with their
success are in full possession of the city The win
dows of the Hotel de Vile are crowded with armed
Nationals. Chassep6ts are being distributed among
the people end the cry of the mob is, "A Versailles
The center of the city, however, remains undis-
turbed.
The Official Journal of Paris gives narrative Of
events. 1t says the position at Montmartre was car
ried on Saturday and the guns about to be re-
moved when the Nationals recaptured the arms from
the soldiers and the latter surrounded and re-
pulsed. The corpses Of the Generals were mutated.
Paris says the Journal, is indulgent, but 1t must
rise and chastse the assassins, otherwise the whole
people win be their accomplices.
The press generally condemn the assassination of
the Generals, recognize only the authority of the
Assembly, and declare the present situation unen-
durable,
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FLASHING TON.
OBJECTIONS TO THE CURRENCY BILL RECON-
MRNDED BY NETWORK MANIFESTATIONS
or THE PRESIDENT.

OBJECTIONS TO THE CURRENCY BILL RECON-
MRNDED BY NETWORK MANIFESTATIONS
OF THE PRESIDENT.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
WAsHISGToY Monday, March %, 1871
The chief objection generally made by congressman u
the bill proposed by NewYork banks. to make green
backs convertible into 365 bonds. redeemabe IN green
backs at par with accrued interest demand and a
torze the banks to substitute these bonds for reserves OF
legal tender notes. is that such legislation would largely
increase the expenses Of Government by increasing
the amount of the interestbearng debt The country
banks are required by to keep amount OF green
backs in reserve equal to per cent OF their crcuaon
and the city banks Is per cent. THIS amounts
in the aggregate to about s7OOOOOOo But the BANKS
usually keep greater reserve than the law requires
and the Controller Of the Currency reported that In 90
tober last their reserves amounted 10 over S4V0,W
OF this amount is estimated that slOOOoOOO would DC
converted at into bonds IL the proposed Dill were
passed, involving a payment by the Governments Oh
seoOO0 interest per annum the profit Of the banks
The National Banking law never contemplated that the
banks should be allowed draw interest their legal
tender reserves because these reserves are In leu OF ne
coin reserves which the banks obliged TO keep In
the vaults in the days Of specie payments and on "hch
they could Of course get no interest.
The President returned to Washington this morning,
and large number Of Senators and Representatives
visited him to-day.
The H. g. Minister 10 Peru writes to the State Depart
ment that many persons from tho United states have
arrived there seeking employment only to discover that
their expectations were unfounded. He states that
skilled mechanics and railway readily obtain en-
poyInen but young DESTROYS Of obtaining positions
I'm business houses do not and asks the Department
to give his letter wide circulation.
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THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
THE NEWARK PARK BILL DEFEATED IN THE
ASSEMBLY.

THE NEWARK PARK BILL DEFEATED IN THE
ASSEMBLY.
TRENTON, March 20.-The Senate, Tonight
passed the Redistricting bi the Jersey CITY Ona,
and the Fifteenth Ward Newark BILL by s'iiou P".
vote-l2 TO q. The Fourteenth Ward Ne""n Dn
sent back to the Assembly account OF ou ,s .,
A communication received from jam. .ornovsl
Paterson Offering 100 lots at Lake view io was
o, s over the Newark PARK BILL which was de-
se,sS Sy o' vote Of "a to 81 Alderman s.anDy OF
Newark being within the railing M tS@ rule which
who favored thu b called no the noor and the
TSsSs @ city Auditor and in the
ns park lobbyist became %nIr had to he sappres.ed
SS Geaas order Of the sss
were passed sppISprsi,,ypss SisSss 20 borrow $500
inereasipe Justices fssa
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pROCLAMATIONS.

TIE NATIONAL GUARDS APPEAL TO TIE PEOPLE,
-REsPOSsE OF THE GOVERNMENT.
PARIS, March 10, via LONDON, March 20. 1871.
The Nationals have placarded two proclamatiOns
The frst one issued says the French people awaited
calmly until an attempt was made to touch the life
OF The Republic The army did not raise its hands
sRahst the arch of tie liberties Of the Repubc-tho
Only Government that can close the era Of invasion
ma evil war The people Of Paris arc conyoked for
SVinmunal elections The proclamation Is signed by
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BRAZIL.
coNrrNrLArEp INSTRUCTION BY SLAVES.

CONTEMPLATED RESURRECTION BY SLAVES
RIO JANEIRo, Feb. 22.-It has recently been
discovered province of Aiinas Geraes that the
slaves were cOnspirng assert their elderly Three
hundred slaves estates adjoining the gold mines
Of the English companies in the province attempted 10
induce the large bodies Of slaves employed in the mines
Ia rise with them expecting that the slaves ~ some
other estates would rally at under the nag OF I'D
erty and that the movement would speedily extend
Throughout the empire. The plot was, however. dis
covered and about OF the rngleaders have been ar
reted This has averted the instruction for the present
me AngLO Broridn Times says that the contemplated
usurreCtOn j. an OminOus indication that the doom OF
slavery is approaching, impossible tOfOncea from
fhe slaves of the empire that only In Brazil, ON the
American continent human beings held in bondage.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
POLITICAL.

The NEW-HAMPSHIRE STATE GOVERNMENT.
CONCORD, March 20-Provisional certificates
having been granted the Democratic Members Of Con
eress elect Messrs Hbbard and Bell left by the morning
tram Tor Washington. who will be joined I'm Nev-York by
mr. Parker The State Senate stands five Republicans to
SIX democratic Mr.. Fling in the xth District butts
majority, and Mr. Thrasher In the XIth but 10 majority
Both gentlemen Democrats
me Statesmen claims the House 10 stand les Repnbll.
.'s 10 loi democrats giving the Democrats in the organ.
lzation the Labor Reformers Included in this estimate
me Statesmen claims Underh OF Chester Iegro OF Ian
caster, wilson OF Pembroke and Morse OF Winchester
who were returned by the Town Clerks as Repubcans
Inc Democrats also eaim and doubt are sure OF part
II not the whole OF them, which will give them majority
or sxJwhcb they say by vote dsaffected e. by h1itpR
Republicans cam he increased TO twelve or fo,urteep
The allotment of officers, the complete olsiine 81 the
present incumbents the change Of the aet relative Ia
the Supreme Judicial Court 20 enable complete rotation
the bench subjects OF discussion in,
circles.
LATEST ELECTION REP0RTsl
CONCORD, March 20-Evening.-IHs Monitor
gives the returns for Representatives. from III towns In
the State and Classics them: Republican, l6i Demo
Gratis and Labor Reformers 100.
The Patriot says the House will stand 6f Democrat:
and 162 Republicans the Labor RefOrmers fng clasSed
o. Democrats -
The Statesman adheres to its statement: l6S RfpuD
cans and lG4 Democrats.
Probably nothing definite will be arrived at before
the meeting OF the Legislature In June.
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,,,-pr,p ,>,n poRBERY IN LAwRENCEBURG, ND

MURDER AND ROBBERY IN LAWRENCEbO kG' ISL
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 9O.-Georse Schlhel-
zer proprietonof the Rossville Exchange La"Ien,e
burg, Ind, wasEawskened about 2ocoVk 'ni9 ., q
y A, .oo, "a he could realize the situation he
49,, % hs wife and found her dying from pis t,
s6ot He called loudly help which soon Go ar Way with
@ t. S,e tn Genre the murderers VINO eol hna3 ,hst
10, III 80 vaIuahle articles. Ii II supposeu mo-
MR. soSmeSer was awakened by the nos s snS for
maze ia her ILL shnt 10 make the escape or the pu.
glars The affair nsi cr 5ad only h' the
en-, men, iaS The money to make payment to-ds!'
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
ITALY.
ITALY.
DISCUSSION on THE PAPAL GUARANTEES.

DISCUSSION on THE PAPAL GUARANTEES.
FLORENCE. Monday, March 20, 1871.
The discussion in the Chamber of Deputies
upon the subject Of the Papa guarantees was closed on
SATURDAY and an order Of the day carried forbddng in
reference on the part Of the Government with religious
worship
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day Senior Mordne pro
posed AN order Of the day 10 the effect that the Papal
guarantees are not object for international regua-
ton Discussion Of the proposition was repudiaed by
the Government.
II is again reported that the Pope rcpudiaes the guar
antees offered him 10y the Italian Government.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

DIscRIyuN ATING CHARGES ON AMERICAN VS.
Sells.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 2O.-Ihe I'meS V"oN-
eminent organl commenting OH 'ne haio"al ,oa,
ro., tbo, were comparatively charges on American
trading at Canadian ports while our vessels en-
terng American ports were suDJ1eteu, 10 hrSiness
in ne hands of the Americans Last year our % NV
ment placed similar tax ON American ,eS tI r's,ry
nj ir,iar from the Secretary OF the Treas
Withdrawing such charges on az Ness'iS a"s - "
Lake trade.
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ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly met at 7:3O p. m. The fol-
lowingn bills were introduced: Regulating prac-
tee in appeals in Marine Courts New York; making
regulations for Courts Of Record in NewYork to neor
porate the New York Mannerchor amending the Mechan
less Lien law relative to the assessment and collection
~ taxes: regulating the standard for measuring lager
beer: for the better accommodation OF passengers on
the FOurthaye. Railroad, NewIork; calling ON inc
President the Erie Railroad to report within ten days
under law double fare II charged TO passengers
who do not procure tickets prior TO entering the cars
Mr. Bunce moved that the Railroad committee inquire
into the practcabiity Of substituting iron Tor Wooush
for the transportation Of passengers Oh fao@ds
which was adopted.
THE ERIE DIRECTORS ACT.
Mr. Goodrich offered the following: ,-,-r.
Whereas Jay Gou and James Fisk IT, secaei ios ~ &
If the Rre Railway Company ~ g. ~ ~ Il. fd,
stock OF said Company amounted to ABOUT T|'V'' % " ~
deq 70 Soout s have since that secured the absolute dire.
ton and coutrol Of Company aad have %
$3.50 ~ - in no nis been made upon It's stock ard
Bheds By the Influence Of said Directors 40 ae Of th ~
S ron 10 be brought the Attorney General the name
Of the people, asIg hs IN which oes have treated
s'e.i a,soa lel rcketness IN the history Of b'
$500, 49,, nav. ased ohciil postoo sDl Voc means ~
COMPANY TO secure hs, rb,b thew have eIgsnle ya
- 49, he, bound protect IN ealon nen I'm
Their own .hrosd and made se ngh possible 10 enlist
oIn ~ % in The development Of American eate.s no mater
nov ~ the only object Of which MAS poet 's
S ns or them in Poseri they have
lefauty set naught the pr hepes "hs" soeh
puono Ne ,ssn In tie discharge u judiciary trusts .
H,.oIrsf That their longer continuance lbe owe ~
would be ruin0us 10 The interests 81 Aa "Psh
- eommuu and example Of saeeesui yany which
bosd never presented to the youth OF oar n.tOn .
esor, That the Atorns, Sene1sd Dc ne SUIT for tss
Of Js Gould and James Fish it, from 'he ones "i % ''
Mr. Fields rising 10 DEBATE tne io'oiu"' "'' WV
,uder the rule. Adjourned.