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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-15
F0RTy-F0URTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May lS.
HOUSE

As substitute for the afternoon re-
port, Mr.. Durham, rising to personal
explanation, had read an extract from an
article in the Louisville Courier Journal
in reference t. the charges against. Fitz
hugh, Doorkeeper of the House, reflect
ing on Mr.. Durham for not having called
Fitzhvgh's character to the attention of
the House, stating that he was cognizant
of the truti Of the accusations against
Fitzhugh., lie lid Fitzhugh had been
indicted for the offences charged, and had
been tried and acquitted Of each of them
He had not reached Washington uutil
after the caucus at which Fitz-
hugh had been nominated, otherwise
he would have communicated to those
who we're pressing his nomination. The
fact that he knew about him, he having
acted as one of Fitzhugh's counsel in
Kentucky while o. Kentucky. Then as a
question of privilege he sent to the clerks
desk paper containing the full history
OF the charges made against Fitzhugh,
showing him to have been tried
in Kentucky for arson, conspiracy, lar
ceny and perjury. He also had read let.
tiers from Fitzhugh to friend in Texas
giving ludicrous account of
mis- experience as doorkeeper.
He Therefore offered resolution
instructing the Committee on Rules
to inquire into the charges against Mr..
Filzhugh and also to the propriety of
abolishing the office of doorkeeper and
imposing its duties on the Sargeant-at-
Arms.
Mr.. Glover offered the following sub
stitute:
Resolred, That it is the sense of the
House that L. u. Fitzhugh is not the
proper person to huld the honorable and
responsible position of Doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives and that said
Fitzhugh rs doorkeeper be and is hereby
dismissed forth with iroui that office.
Mr.. White accepted the substitute,
which on suggestion OF Mr.. Hoar WAS
made TO expressly set forth that Mr..
Fitzhugh was dismissed in view OF
the foolish letter he had written.
Finally after long discussion, in which
the removal resignation and investiga-
tion were respectfully advocated.
On motion of Mr.. Glover, the resolu
ton was referred to the Committee on
Rules. raF
The House then went into Com
mittee of the whole, Mr. Springer in
the Chair, on the Pustoffice Approprla-
tion bill. Without coming to vote on
any amendmen. owing to the absence
ot "A nnorurp In. Committee rose and the
House soon after adjourned.
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California Crooked whisky.

SAN Francisco, May lS.-The Rev.
enue officials TO- lay discovered an un
derground pipe leading from the Bay
meid distillery in South San Francisco
to an outlet under the wharf of the es-
tablishment, some 100 yards distant,
from whence it is evident large amounts
of crooked whisky has been shipped.
An assessment ofsisO,0O0 has been levied
on the Antioch distilIery on alleged
crooked whisky manufactured last year
The proprietor, CLAIMS that the assessment
is black mail in nature, because he re-
fused to inform on other distillcrs and
proposes to memorialize Congress to that
effect.
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seuera, Conference proceedings.

BALTIMORE, MD, May lS.-In the
NJ. +. Conference to-day there was laid
on the table after much discussion n reso.
luton that the election OF the book agents,
editors of the New York Christian Id
rocate, Western Christian Adrocots, Gen.
traL Christian and Quarterly RerieW be
made the order of the day for Wednes.
day next.
w II. Hunter of the Book Committee
to whom had been referred the memorial
presented by DR.. Lanahan, charging the
insolvency of the Western Book
Concern, submitted a long re-
port giving in detail the assets and
liabilities of that concern.
1t stated that the exhibits when COM
pared with former ones show that ut
no period in its history were the assets
and net capital as great AS at present and
concluding with a rccommen-
datlon of the passage OF resolution
that the assertion of the memorialists that
the western book concern is practically
insolyent, and is in an unsound and
bankrupt condition is both unjust and un-
true, and entitled to no consideration by
tho public, and that any member OF the
NJ. Il. Church who was instrumental in
its clandestine publication in the news
papers deserves the censure OF this Gen
eral Conference and the condemnation
of every true friend of the Church.
warm and excited debate followed
the introduction OF the report, in the
progress of which it was stated by DIR.
Lsnahan that the charges of the memoir
ialists in regard to the condition Of the
Western Book Concern were
Inspired by statements made by DR..
Nelson. of the New York Book Concern,
before the Baltimore Conference at it,
session in Washingtos City. DIR. Nelson
disclaimed having made any statement
from which such conclusions could be
drawn. During the discussion between
these two gentlemen there was an evi-
dent disagreement rs to the statement
actually made by DR.. Nelson. A motion
TO strike out that part of the resolution
concerning the member Instrumental IN
the clandcstine publication ot the mem:
oral, was lost by large majority and
the report and resolution were adopted
DIR. Nelson, OF Washington, submitted
a resolution for the appointment OF
commitsee TO inquire into and report
upon the discrepancy OF the state
ment bet ween Drs. Lanahan ard Nelson
as 10 what the latter stated be'oIe the
Baltimore Conference
DR.. Ain opposed the proposition: dc
objected to sending out investigating or
exploring committees. The fever for
such committees was contagious just nc"
and prevalent in the latitude from
which DR. Newman came.
Amer iurther discussion he matter VA
tabled.
Bishop Carman and Rev. TuDdesberry
trsternsl delegates from Canada, tool
formal leave oil the Conference.
and DIR. Nelson said he xas desirous u
have an interview with the committee
of the Baltimore Conference a. TO wha
he stated before that committee IN 10
gard 10 the western book concern.
An invitation to bold the next genera
conference nj Cincinnati was read. L
wxs stated that invitations from lndian
spolis and 81. Louis would also De form
aily extended.
Friday re1t was designated for fr'n'
the place Adjourned
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The General Conference of the NJ. E
Cllrrh, now in session in Baltimore,
seems to have II pretty good sized ele-
Phsnt on lis hande in the question OF
dividing the Conferences into white and
coIofed. The prevailing policy of the
Methodist Church has been against any
othclsl recognition of the color lines.
belonging TO that political party which
'ns's'' on equal civil rights and the aboli-
lion of all political distinctions between
'Ae races, the majority of the delegates
ieeI that they dare rot, to be consistent
With their political sntecedents, favor
any ecclesiastical differences or
distinctions. If the sentiment
alone of the delegates was to
De consulted, there would be no
d'riculty in deciding the question. But
'heFe are other things in the way, and
'oe question becomes difficult one from
CONSIDERATIONS of policy. The church
deslrous Of extending It's work in the
'"l'h' having taken that region in rs n
As"od mission field. If the color Lin es
"sIped out then their mission is hope
o..
y" "n"ns The white people of the South.
ne race distinction Is kept up then
'De hesross are dissatisfied.
another difficulty presented just at
'-' "me Is an effort made to bring the
VIC Northern and Southern wings Of
~ Methodist Church together. Of
"U'se this question of color meets them
"'0e threshold in adjusting their past
1'ae'ences and preparing tor q future
Union.
Notwithstanding these obstacles
'De'e is no doubt but that the
l'''caI sentiment of the delegates will
f,'Ip' them to wipe out the color line.
"ey apply the principle Of political
s4a''y to church affairs, then rs legit-
~ 'e Consequence, this must follow
.'ey hold that it is wrong for the gov.
ea' 10 set apart the negroes to b.
oy one set Of men and under one
" laws different from the white
r"p'e' and Of course according tc
L 'aeas it would be greater wrong
. NC enufch 70 do so. They must re-
s.,... s,a religion to be as just and equal a.
:" s' and must be presented to all il
-. ZANE way, and on the same term,
viii the same priviligel
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Fatal Fun.

ST. LOUIS, May IA most deplora-
bic affair occurred at the little town Of
Dahlsren, Hamilton county, Illinois,
Friday night. A party OF young men
gave John Sturman, recently married, n
charivarl. Sturman was greatly an
noyed by the uproar and or
dered The party of, but they
not leaving at once he fired into them
with gun, killing Willis Lowry and
wounding Bud Burton and Frank Tay-
lor. All the parties are highly respecta-
BILE, young Sturman being son cf Judge
Sturman, one of the most prominent clti-
zsns of the county
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FOREIGN.
Dentn of the Mayor or Liverr ooI.

Death OF Tue MnyOr OF E1VfrFoV1'
LONDON, May l3.-Colonel Thomson
Mayor of Liverpool, is dead.
The British feet in the Mediterranean
has been ordered to rendezvous imme-
diately at Smyrna, in view of possible
Oriental difficulties.
NAPLES, May lS.-More Italian iron
clsds, under Vice Admiral Vieg, have
gone to Salonica.
RAausA, May 13.-Advices from Scla-
yonic sources state that Il battle was
fought yesterday near Besses, in which
seven hundred Turks and one hundred
Insurgents were killed. The Turks at
Scutari had a celebration over the mur-
der of the German and French consuls
ut Salonica.
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Base Rail Record

Bcsrox. Msy ls-The game OF base
bali to-day between the Bosions and
Athletic. reruIted as follows: Bossons,
10: Athletes II,
The game between the Chicsgos and
Louisville, resulted q. follows: ChicagoI,
4; Louisville, 2. .
ST. LOUIS Msy 13.-fhe game oi
bsse ball between the s. LOUIS and Cin-
cinns,ts 70 day, resulted .. follows: 81
Louis, III; Ciscinusti, 0. P'erson,
pitcher in the Cincinnsii's, vas disabled
the krs, inning. and Foley. substituted,
Who msee twelve errors, which has
much 10 do with the result Of the game
hArryoxD. CosS, Nay n-Tee
game Of base ball between the hsriords
sad Nutuak, resuitsd - follows: Hart
lords, -; Autusls,
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Church Question Settled.

CHARLESTON, S. g., May lS. The
question of the admission of Go ored
Protestant Episcopal congregations to
representation, which has agitated the
South Carolina diocese two or three
years, WAS settled, last night, after q
warm discussion, in the Diocesan Con
vention. by the rejection Of the aPplica-
ton of st. Marks Church for admission.
The majority of tho clergy favored the
application, but it was rejected by q vote
of the lay delegates.
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Cozxens' Boston Colony.

SAN Francisco, May IA dispatch
from Prescott, Arizona, says: Forty five
CT Cozzens' Boston colony have arrived
at the San Fran mountains. Many
have abandoned that locality and come
to Prescott, seeking employment. They
are Indignant, and represent the whole
colony as disappointed and will advise
their friends to stay at home and disre-
gard the glowing accounts of Judge
CoZZens and mis- agents.
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BY TELEGRAPH
r." TO THE .
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Flood I'm New Hampshire.

LANCASTER N. b., May l3.-The
water in Connecticut river is steadily
rising and the night closed In a heavy
rain. No lives have yet been reported
lost, but the damage toproperty has been
very great. The tracks of the Boston,
Concord and Montreal and Grand Trunk
railways are under water for q number
of miles. At Northumberland. six miles
above here torrent ten feet deed sweeps
through the village.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, May 13. MONEY -
At2 per cent on call. Prime mercantile
paper 4GG per cent. Customs receipts
Sl72OO0. The Assistant Treasurer dis
burscd S272, 900 Clearings sl9,Oo,OOo.
Sterling at 4SS(G is9i.
GoLp-Opened st 1929, advanced to
ll2i. and later reacted to 1929. Garry.
ing rates 3! 3 and percent. Loans also
made fiat.
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vxrrc.. Robber captured.

MEMPHIS, May l3.-frivate dispatches
announce the recapture Of Ed. johnson,
the noted express robber, at Unionto~n,
XIV. He was serving term in the pen
itentlary ior robbing Messenger Brady,
and recently escaped f:om Nashville.
Judge Emmons, of the United States
Circuit Court, has appointed A. A. Cole
man receiver of the Selma, Marion y
Memphis Railroad, on his giving bonds
for $50 COO
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Tux New Haven Register is sure that,
whether the leader be BAYARD, THUR
MAN, TILDEN, HENDRlcKs or any other
god Democrat, all honest and good men
in the party will cheerfully do the work
sssned them. With true and worthy
candidates, and no let up on Democratic
principles the field can be readily won.
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Iueendiary Arrested.

WILLIAMsrrKT. Pa, May a.
Corneliu. Carter was arrested last night
in the act of firing lumber yard; un-
doub,edly the man who fred six other
wards. Carter is half witted, and labors
under the impression that the parties
whose lumber he burned owes ham
money.
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BowtN AND BEECHER tried to settle
their difficulties by having a conference
jn the presence of DIR. TAYLOR. Each
Onr WI. to,cll all that he knew about the
other bpt the joke of 1t was, DR.. TAY-
LoKs m,2th Was to be sealed. He was
no, To be- ii liberty to divulge anything.
Thi' g,nt'ruan did not propose to be-
cOmes ",tc in which the dirty gar
ments of these two worthless should be
locked up, SO he declined to act, aud thus
The matter stands.
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Southern BnptIsl convention.

RICHMOND, VA- May lS.-In the
Southern Baptist Convention, to-day, a
report of womans work in foreign fields
was read, urging an Increase OF lsborers.
Rev. S. L. Helm, of Kentucky, read q
report OF the Committee on Indian Mis-
s;ons, which requires an enlargement OF
work and the establishment of schools.
Adonted
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OrrowA, May ls.-The iresne' CON
.;n,ss. The Quio boom broke last night,
letting on, over. 100000 logs Ivo nun
AL men are ut <ork At Aylmer to-day,
sndesvoring 70 construct boom TO eaten
,hs Ioes before they passon 70 the boom
helov. Should the latter break, the dam
- that would ensue cannot be estimated.
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Nm Pardon for Mckee.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-The Urited
States District Attorney Dyer has re-
ported unfavorable in the matter Of the
application of ex-Collector Mcguire and
Mckee, Tor pardon. Mcguire was At
the department of justice to-day desiring
an Interview with the Attorney-General,
but did not succeed. Judge Pierrepont
considers that it is only proper that he
should give audience to the counsel OF
convicted persons. 1t is also understood
that An unfsvorable report was made in
the case of Avery.
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Salsnica BiOckaded.

PARIS, May l4.-1ntell genoe received
,,a,, SaIonics announce that that port
!. b,ockaded. and that none OF the IN
h.h;,snts will be allowed to leave tili The
;noniry rs terminated. Two French
iron ciads have arrived NJ rie'sus
ON their way to Salonica, Fresh DIS
tnrbsnces are s,i,l feared. The SCHOOLS
-. closed. and work ID suspended. Inc
h,dic, Of the murdered consuls are stlii
opburied. .a;a
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washington Items.

WAsHINGroN, May - The Morri-
son tariff bill will not be reached in
the House for several weeks.
The total disbursements in silver coin
up to Saturday, was si,42l,OOO.
New cnunterfeits Tens on the State
bank. Terre Haute, Ind, and Fives on
the First National bank of Louisville.
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PIrrsBussH, May iS-AieIander
Speer died suddenly, to-day. at h,s resi-
dence on Penn avenue, Of heart disease.
He vas one Of our oldest and bet known
manufacturers, being Of the hrm OF A.
Speer & Sons, succzsors TO Hall q SPeer.
plou manufacturers.
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"It i, has taken US hundred years to
se, up to Mr.. LANIER's poetical level
,y. the satirical Sum- the mind refuses
to orecsste the heights to which we may
s,,ain AT our bi-CenteDnial.
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Nkw YoaK. Nay Is The iunerSi OF
the Psuiist Father, Rev. Adrian Rose
cran,z took piece 70 day. The terv'cs
were attended BY = large congregation
and many elergyuen Of this and neigh
boring cities. Bishop Rosecrsntz, uncle
of the deceased clergyman, vas cee-
brant Of reqoium mass.
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No.,Iey and Sankcy.

Sr. Louis, May l3.-Moody and
Sankey arrived here to-day, en- route for
the Sabbath School Convention TO be held
Mt Kansas City next week. They will
hold gospel meetings ut the Rink to-
morrow.
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Harrington In Canada.

BosToN. May l3.-No doubt Richard
Harrington, under indictment in the safe
burglary case, has fed the country. 1t
is thought to Canada. The extrsdition
treaty with England does not apply to
cases of conspiracy, with which he is
charged
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Gates Closed on sunday.

PHILADELPHIA, May n-The Cen
ten nnial Commission have done away
with the regulation of requiring fifty
cent note or fifty cent silver coln TO secure
admission. The gates of the Exhibition
are closed to day. The avenues in the
vicinity are thronged.
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FIre.

Rock ISLAND, ILL, May ia fire
broke out, this morning, in the centre OF
a double store on Illinois street, occupied
by l.. 5. GATES i Co. as dry goods
store. About one fourth OF the stock
was saved. but the building Vas con-
ple,ely destroyed. The total lose - est'-
mated nj $4,000.
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This destructive insect is making IT'S
appear ance, and the farmers are becom-
ing very much alarmed at the prospec'
of suffering from its ravages A cor
respondent of the New York 7F'bH"s
says:
"My fields have been troubled with the
pests for the past six years, and the best
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Round House burned.

CAIRO, May l4.-The round house OF
the Psducah snd Memphis railroad at
Paducah, Kentucky, was burned this
morning. Four locomotives were badly
damaged. Loss $4,000 to $4,000.
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AcrIoys speak louder than words.
Let the Republicans encourage Cor gress
N il, rc'orm efforts and quit resoluting.
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Tux Baltimore Conference is getting
,b. unnrr hand of DR.. LANAHAN IN the
B,ok Concern difficulty.
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aF'heeliua Geeister.
GoId closet Saturday at ll2s,

III, ,csather to-day w'A be partly
,,,,ujy nth eest to north wi'lds, h'ger tenn
u<,otr, and possibly rain.
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Homeopat1h1o
yYrERINAaY PRACTICK

worss on thai sabsect giving coneise
and plainly written instructions fof the
trsstiIseot OF AL ordinary ailments of sif
domestic Animals, srs constantly ept In
sto~k, tnxs ther with appropriate hedieins
Chestz- Th<s< BOOKS ere speeaeily yntten
for the Farmers, Stock hAisers o. IJvefy
bie. al trchnieal t<J ms For DysrrfHtlys
Pr.cs liza seud stamp % the BALTfMORk
HUNTOPATHIc PHARMACY. u Yssf
Fayette street BOEhiCkE 4 IAkkL.
Prop!setorA y = = - = 81 $3.50
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BANKS.
CAPITAL, s16o, $50
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, hrsstdrra,
GEO. ADAMS, Vcs AnsefdeaS,
N. A. CHANDLER, Quaker.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, ssoe,sss

This Bank 10 oryrnised and prepared 70
transact the business OF banking In al II
details.
IL succeeds the First NAsioaal Rank oi
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders. and In under Che same manaCs.
ment.
BY carefully regarding the Interests ofits
correspondents and depoattors, and by
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, it hopes 10 merit their esieem and
confidence. .-- =
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through.
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check at
sight, received from banks, bank ers, Arms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of depOsit issued payable on
demand, or AT fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JouN X. BoIsFoRp WV. n. SIMPsoN.
JACOB 4. RHODES, WV. A. TuRNEn,
GEoR6K ADAMS, JoHN l.. HoBHa,
GDo. w. FRASZiIKiM, y. e. DEWEY,
HESRY NJ. HARPER, my7l
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Tur Centennial grounds were closed
on yesterday
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, political blessings.

as political blessings. They can
not 20 back on their own ideas
and our teachings, yet they find them
selves in dilemma if they do not SO
With mixed Conferences and mixed
churches there is q liability of white
preachers being appointed to negro con-
gregations, and negro preachers to white
congregations, the result of which. in
either case, would be apt be a general
congregational muss, An effort was
made to dodge the responsibility early in
the session by referring the whole mat
ter to committee on boundaries, and
thus get over the difficulties of caste dis
tinc:ion by letting the committee, whose
action is final, establish colored
conferences. But this effort
was defeated and the proba-
bility IS that the Conference will have to
come to square vote, and the Radical
delegates will have to break down the
. olor barriers or place themselves in the
vkward position Of denying principle.
Il. is surely big elephsnt they have
caught, and the result is looked for with
interest,
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The Republicans at Clarksburs
adopted resolution condemnlng cor
ruption in the government, and yet they
curse the Confederate brigadiers" every
time Congress makes move in the direc-
ton of investigating frauds. Practice
what you preach, gentlemen, practice
what you preach. Not single Republi-
can paper or Republican orator has
ever had good word fer Congress in its
efforts to ferret out corruption. If they
mean anything by their resolution, why
don't they lend helping hand to these
"brigadiers.'
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The MhinninR Post.

NEW CASTLE, DEL- May l3.-Ten
men were fosged here to-day, and alter
wards punished in the pillory.
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Tx Philadelphia Times discredits the
r,por, that Speaker KERR Is going to re-
si.n.