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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-01-09

Mr.. Burpbam, Of Milwaukee. oop-
nected with the general Office Of the
Milwsukee and St. Paul Railroad Com.
pany, who escaped from the wreck ct
Ashtabuia with a bruised foot, a lame
shoulder an arm. and scalp wound,
tails ths. following story:
az was sitting In the smoking car al
the time Of the sccidept, which was the
third car from the engine. In the
same seat with me sat David Chitten.
den, advertising agent Of the New lork
Central, / believe. Opposite me al
Mr.. Hem, the conductor; Mr.. Stone
Division Superintendent; Mr.. Tilden
Superintendent OF the Michigan South
ern Water Works, and Mr.. Heed, Sup
erintendent of Bridges. l noticed frs
violent shaking of the car, as II 4
had jumped the track. Those oppo'
site sprang from their seats In alarm
I and the conductor started toward th'
door. We commenced % go dow
then. I realized nj once what was th'
matter, as I had been in such an acci
dent once before, aud knew how ]
felt. Thought moved as lightning. an'
4 made mp my mind that 70 was sur
death, for i knew the bridges nlonl
that road we're high. Twas . peculis
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vice President wheeler BRtervtes.
ed Compromtse Qsestton-Be In-
diGnanuy Rejects any Dtcksring
Proposals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11
Cnn,n OF the Gold DECLINE,

The Eastern papers are now discussing
the CAUSE Of the strong downward tenden.
cy IN gold, and agree pretty generally
that the prospects Of heavy expectations
Of wheat, corn, cotton, provisions, -four,
petroleum, fresh meat, &c, which is Ger.
tain to occur between now and the first
DAY Of next March will cause large con.
signments Of gold from Europe and other
countries to the United States. Already
the flow Of the gold tide has begun. The
Imports Of gold into New York for the
week ending September l, including that
brought by the GermNnic, amounts &c
Ss71,OOO, and i! ia known that Tally
Sl,5OO0O0 Is now aAOat for New York.
The September disbursements Of the
treasury will Amoun! 10 abouts3, 10000
in addition to the 81 100000 sold by the
Secretary few days ago. What the i'm
pOrtAtions Of goods will be during The
fall and winter months it is impossible tc
ioresee, but il other years may be taker
AZ a criterion they will fall far under tht
expectations. The probability that TIT
restoration Of the dollar will be among
the eIrlieat legislation which Congress
will indulge IN forms also an element o
weakness in the gold premium, and pei
contra the organization Of strong green
blCk.Anti.resumptioD party in the Yves
il an element Of strength.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11

The national bank note circulation ID
steadily decreasing by the withdrawal OIL
the notes and the surrender Of the gov.
eminent bonds deposited TO secure them
On the l4.h Of January, 1875, there were
1851, Sol ,45O Of these notes in circulation
now there are only s3l5,2CO,92s- de
crcne Of sSG,GOO,522.
/; is an error to suppose that the ma
tional banks derive an enormous profit
from their notes and attach great value
to the privilege Of issuing them. Many
Of the best managed Of these banks have
bat q limited amount Of notes outstand'
ing and are steadily reducing this. They
care very little about the privilege oil
Issuing them, and would surrender il
without regret, State banks that DO not
enjoy this right generally pay as good
dividend. as the national banks, so that
circulation is not 'nch a source Of profit
A. is Unsigned. Indeed the figures We
have given show that the older banks are
steadily reducing their notes, and it is
not Improbable that they would in the
course oitime withdraw them altogether
under the continued operation Of exist.
ing causes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11

A Chicago paper is addressed BY cor.
respondent who lives in New Haven,
Connecticut, upon the subject Of bank
failures, &C., and in the most blood.thirs.
ty vein imaginable. lie Is on the shoot
strong. He would shoot anybody that
failed owing him anything. Hear him;
Let any life insurance conpany-and
| am interested in two companies-go up
on my hands, and my word for it | will
shoot the officers on sight, and shoot to
kill, too, and with the intention OF kill.
ing them; and let any bank in which l
am deposition 60 up, and will serve the
officers In the same way; and, until the
deirauded ones take this course in three
or four instances, these tcoundrelS will
keep on plundering the people. II the
BoWens and Tom Dobbins tells the truth,
together with the Chicago and Pacific
Railway company, perhaps some light
might be obtained on the money that has
been entrusted to the management Of the
State Savings bank Of your city.
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rom ScotCa Fear OF More RIots.

Tom SCOTS Fear OF More kIotb.
From an InttrTIsUin The ChIsso intEE-ootaB.
have no doubt but our recent trouble
is merely the precurGer Of something
that is yet to come-somethlng that, IN.
less we are more fully prepared for 1t
may leave the country in worse oondi'
tion than Il now il. The vile and vici.
Gus element, the element that brought on
this trouble-using the railway strike as
a screen-arc growing lin power day BY
day. This winter they will be In worse
condition than ever, and depend upon It,
unless stringent measures are taken, We
shall sec more trouble. There Is but enc
single remedy. We look for that remedy
from the National Government. But the
National Government can do nothing
with such a handful Of troops, II more
serious riot should break out The
Federal Government Ia the only thing
that strikes awe 10 the communist, As
illustrated by their excessive delicacy in
interfering with the United States mails.
OF course, l cannot say, though II is my
opinion, that the train men will never
strike again. The difficulty between the
train hands and their employers could
have been settled easily, II It had not
been for the interference Of the mob. /
think the late alarming disasters, result.
ing from the public sympsthlzing with
men who have boldly interiered with free
labor by preventing willing men from
working, will awaken the public mind,
and demonstrate that such things must
not be countenaueed by right.ninded citi.
EenS. When property was burned, and
valuable lives were lost, and the tGx.pay.
ers' pocket touched, and not until then,
did he see the direct results OF coolly
standing by and allowing men to inter.
fsre with the rights Of free labor.
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scuENCK's PUIMOxIC SYRUP,
FOR THR CURR OF CONSUMPTION, Coughs
Axn Coma

FoR TRH CUER OF CONSUMPTION, CoUGHI
AND COLDS
The great virtue OF this medicine is that
1t ripeni the matter and throwI it out oil
the system, purifeS the blood and thus et
fectS cure.
ScHENCE's sBA WIRED ToSTc, ron THE
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESroN, &c.
The Tonic produces a healthy action OIL
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, aud curing tho most Obstinate casei
Of indigestion.
scHEScE's MANDRAKE Pills, FOR THH
CuRn OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce 0
healthy action OF the liver without the
least danger, as they arc free from calonel
and yet more elficacious IN restoring q
healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure fol
Consumption, as the PulmOnic Syrup ripeus
the matter and puriRes the blood. The
Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, create 6
healthy bile, and remove all diseases Of the
liver, often cause Of Consumption. The
Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength 10
the stomach, makes good digestion, and
enables the organs to form good blood; aud
thus creates healthy circulation OF healthy
blood. The combined action OF these medi,
cines, as thus explained, will cure every
case OF Consumption, II taken in time, and
the use Of the medicine persevered in.
DR.. schenck Is professionally at his prin.
cipa Office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where allie
tiers Tor advice may be addressed. SGhenck's
medicines for sale by all Druggists. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11
Another Chance for the Large
Land'hoIders of tho Inferior 10
Secure immigrants.

We have alluded TO the awakened in.
quiry at the North and East for cheap
lands in this par! Of the Union. We pub.
lished letter addressed to Capt. Mcclure
from a party who gave good references,
and who wrote on behalf Of himself and
others to know what Inducements we're
held out along the line Of the P. W. &
Ky. road. Since then Capt. Mcclure has
received two or three similar letters,
making inquiry in regard to the soil,
climate and general advantages OF this
part Of the country. Here, for instance,
is u letter that he received from Councils.
willie, Pa:
COSNELHvuLE, Sept. 6, 1877.
Capt. John hcLare, Vice President, PiRs-
bargh Rhseling & kentucky Railroad:
IWrite to you to inquire il your com.
pauy will have any lands 10 dispose Of
along the line Of your road, and on what
terme they can be secured either by lease
or purchase.
Times are such that the better class Of
workingmen are deVising ways and means
by which 10 improve thciv condition, and
some have determined on colonial
ton. 1t had occurred 10 me that
your company might have lands
or the control OF lRnds that might be oh.
tanned for the purposc Of locating col.
ony that would be the means OF contrib.
uting to the success Of your road. am
impressed with tho idea that West Viz.
GINA has just the natural advantages of
climate, soil, productions, deposits Of
coal, iron, salt, lime, oil, ETC., and mag.
nifcent forests 10 suit the diversified
tastes Of this class OF people, who are
trying to improve their condition, and |
have been using my influence to direct
attention TO your State. II you can give
us any inioriormation in reference 10
procuring lands in West Virginia It will
ba most thankfully received.
WM. B. GATCHELL.
p o. Boz No, 800, ConnslLsrilie, Fay.tle
county, Pa,
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Is ThIs q Creatlon Of MeaIth :

A financial paper printed il Belgium
estimates that during the frst six month.
Europe has grown $28S,5OO,OOO richie,
than she was on January |, 1877. This
increase in wealth consists in the issue
Of new stocks, shares and obligations
S242,O00,0O0 Of it are for State loans,
Sl4,OOOOOO for financial companies and
$32,OOOOOO for railways and industrial
undertakings. This wealth o is divid-
cd among the countries OF Europe as fol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11
a Distorted Attack on the Pub.
llc Schools.

Rev. Patrick Leonard, OF St. Johns
Catholic Church, Newark, n. J., on Sun.
day made an attack upon the public
school system Of the country. An eyi.
dence Of the bansful influence Of public
school teaching, he said, might be observ.
cd nightly when young girls Of loose
character psrambulAted the streets Of
New York. II parents permitted their
children to go to the 'pnblic schools he
would avail himself Of his privilege and
publicly denounce them from the altar,
and Il their children were members Of
the Angels Society OF St, Johns, he would
have them expelled he would not permit
them to associate with the other children
Of hepAtish at church, as he feared their
COutamtnating influence, He had taken
his stand and under NO consideration
would he recede from it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11
1NRUsrEE's SALE OF
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made BY Hanson
liner and Mary liner, his wife, 10 the undersigned
Trustees, dated February I, 1875, recorded In Trust
Book No. 5, page 2Si, OF the land records Of Ohio
county, will lell at the front doIT Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1871,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following de-
tcfbod real estate: AL that lot Of ground situate
and lying In the town Of TrIAdelphll, Ohio county
ni lot Numbered txty-seTen (61l, With the tene-
menb thereto belonging.
The title Is believed to be perfect, but will con.
Tey such title only a. Is vested In me BY aid deed
Of trust.
two equal inEtAllm0nts At Glx and twelve month";
eTdehccd by negotiable promlRoTy notes, the title
10 h retained until payment IN fall.
W. Il. CALDWELL, Trutec.
W. J. ". CoWDES, Collector. SspI-S
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lows

Tie United States has enjoyed all the
the prosperity which this sort of wealth
brings With it which she cares about, and
Europe is welcome to turn at the wheel
now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST. above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

This iayorito Hotel, with accommodations for
oOO guests has been leased by the subscriber for
term o. years. 1t can DO aid With Confidence thRI
The old Merchants, under the new admlnIltTStj1p,
IL already an assured success and II q nv deteT,I
nation TO meet the Just expectations q The pu6Ie
70 these times Of financial depression BY intfpduc.
ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 50 10 8? o.
Per day, with hoard, according TO location Of room
The service, table and all other Accommodation
the came 10 I'll guestL
During the past year many improvements were
i MADE, Among them ,paiSerger and baggage EleTa.
Improvements arc In progress, which, when 6nIsh.
cd vii place the Merchants Hotel Iccond 10 none
In Philadelphia ~ AUNe
me location O. the house Is one Of the most con.
Teniont and really central Of any In Tie civ. Tbp
noons are Light, airy well ventilated and hand.
omely furniIhed: Hone can Of yHriouS linz. ~.
9on,nntly BY the door, offering every opportunity
70 me guests every moment day and night, 70 Wit
all points Of public Interest.
le25 b. LOBE, PRopRrETop.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Daily eEcept Bundly-NeWArk Accommodate
isteubenvile Accommodation. trRin dur.
inS the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bel!alrc, stopping when requl-
ROD at sherman H0uNs, RtnGTill6, West Wheeling
and GnTel Hill.
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sATURDAY, ocrORER llLh, "a,

Commencing ut 10 O'Clock A, ~, the following do
tcribtd property IL, Numbered ave lb) In square
Numbered nine (gl town Of South Wheeling, for.
merry called RitehlstoWn, In the hty q Wheellns,
Ohio county, West Virginia, with all the privileges
ana appurtenanees 70 the tArns belonging
Title good, but will convey ouly such title a d
conveyed 10 me By said deed II trust.
Trims OF bALi-One third o. more 10 caIh, the
balance In tgotqual lnHtallmenu q six and twelve
months, evidenced BY negotiable NOTES bearing In.
tsF1t from dhy o. ale The title TO Be retained
Nps W.. W, coWDRS, Tru,tso.
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GENERAL NOTICES

pRoPOsAIs FOR COAL,-ssalsyi pr,s,,,,- -,
L y tss'iTsd At The Wheeling Ga, dc gs, ~
ena years supply Of Coal COMMENCING O,,ogIling
haid Cal 70 b nutnbef one osbss ~ ~.
Cd Goal dellEuted In the Woffs, y M ~ t iNa'
The Coal 10 b weighed on scilss al M, ..'ihtl
oohtfAftof 70 Give band with approved $50. 'Id
the ialhilmtni Of contract. Trustee r,,s,,! "a
tight 70 reject any OF all bids ''e The
by order Of the Board Of TruIiNSa,
EpI J. l. MAXWELL. a.,
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IT keeps oysters unusually busy this
year flying around to supply the demand,
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Excellent amutcnsntI at the Picnic to tnlcriI
all who may como 10 bee Il.
~ Will be given in Premiums for Horse, Mul,
and Pony FACE.
Among the horstS which ne expected 10 enter iol
the race are Ray jim. which was owned BY Mt
Aruot, Lucy p. and GlSncSs, as also tbs whit
mars Luctndy, from Bellalre, and Lady Florence
rem bru9te county, ~ we'll u ether celebrated
horsel which IT'S OF Dected will ErHce the Wheeling
hllnd race eourte on that day.
Exciting anussmeAts may b looked fgr al the
mule and pony race, - 3 lLrIe number Of nules
and ptnies are sxPStsd 70 enter for tho premiums.
Ine celebrated male owned BY GAN Hot" In
wheeling, 10 Iuro 10 enter for the mule race,
Tbs Mule Race will Be drIt, at o'clock; next
viii DO the Psny Race, at $50, and nnalIy tho
horsa haco al $50, Near. John Mcnamara,
Of Martins Ferry, and John McGAnaon, Of Wheel
lnEi will receive the entrance fees on the grounds
COOL days e1lIyment guaranteed to the
public. C0MA OSal COME ALL
Music for dInclus by T. T. Coekayne, OF Wheel
Jog; The Eellalr0 Bias Band ii expected to
enllTsn the Performance.
AID Children Fr,c. EepIi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


w Gnl HouseW0rk 10 70 4 short distance n the
country. Must come we'll recommended. Apply
a. this Onee. Bfpii
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For sALE
TRusTEEs SALE.

By virtue Of 4 Deed Of Trust made BY Henry B.
Ebellng and Wllhelmlne Ebeling, bis vile, and
Henry Ebeing JE., and Mary EbSllnR, his wife, 70
lue a Trustee, dated February I0th l6ii recorded
10 DEED o. Truit Rosk No. 8, PAGE IFS Of Ohio
County land Record, will eel a the front door
Of the CnuFt Hnuta II nhin Hnuuty. on
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NOTICE

n
Our Oses having beeu destroyed at III, !,,,,,
We WOud inform the public that We have nm,
to No. ina MARKET STREET, where orJ,,, !,
al kinds Of Coal may be LEFT, which will T,,, ~
our prompt attention.
HP4 KAsLEY A mo
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FXCURsIoN.
Brooke County Fair.
Carpenter & Builder
. ]. M. HAWLEY.

Special attention given to Roofing and
Job Work.
North Wheeling Shop and Office, $50
Market ST. East Wheeling Shop, Alley z,
between l4th anG 18th SIS. Residence, 81
Fifteenth street o -. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-27
LITTLE DROPS OF W HATER-LITTLE
GRAINS OF SAND.

Miss Laura Bannon, of Baltimore, ac-
cidentsIly discharged pistol, Sunday
evening, fatally injurying her cousin,
James Murphy.
Bishop +. NJ. Marvin, OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Caurch South, died ut his
residence in st. Louis yesterday morn
ing, OF pieuro pneumonia.
Senator Withers, who resides in Alex
andrls, and whose presence in the Sen
ate is considered by him as necessary,
went to Washington yesterday morning
in tug boat.
Three hundred and fifty infants make
up the great national baby show which
opened in New York yesterday morning,
A grand piano makes inaudibie the
melody Of the babies.
The commandant of The Brooklyn Ma
w Yard says that the torpedo boat
Alarm, which was reported lost in ter
rible gale on Friday afternoon, while on
the way TO Washington, has not yet lett
lower bay.
The Nez Perces Indians captured by
General Miles, including Chic. Joseph,
have arrived at LesveHworth. They
were placed IN the military prison at
Fort Leavenwortb, where they will be
kept until the reservation in Indian Ter
rItory is provided for them.
A Portland dispatch says that IN the
case of H. n. Stiles, on trial for perjury
in connection with the Grover investiga
,ion, the Jury stood IL for conviction and
for acQulttsl, and were discharged The
new trial directed in the case of w. b.
Highly, indicted for perjury in the same
connection. was set Tor the 27th In
portaut developments are anticipated.
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n Hope of Peace.

LONDON, November pa special
from Constantinople says: The Sultan
has expressed his intention to treat sep
arttly with the Gar. He abandons All
idea of applying to sny foreign power
for mediation.
a special from st. Petersburg ssys:
The Russian newspapers profess strong
desire ior peace There Is much talk OF
a direct negotiation with the Porte, aud
the probability OF such settlement Is said
to grow stror ger daily. Russia is re-
ported to be making special eXertions TO
secure at any rate Engisnd's exclusion
from the negotiations. Nobody here
gives much heed now to the talk OF peace.
A Russian official dispatch announces
that the Russians, on Saturday, captured
the fortified town OF E,ropol, with 2
trif ~ loss. The Turks fed it disorder.
CErrINGE, November 26.-The Mon
tenegrins, captured, Saturday night,
after several hours desperate fighting,
two forts at Spizza. The Moutenegrins
now hold the whole territory to Bojana,
except the citadel at Antivsri sEd Dull
ClgnO.
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Fracnser m Ernuce.

PARIS. November 26-The Solcil says
that n fresh dissolution II voted b., the
Senate, would complicate instead OF
solving the crisis.
The Republican FRANCHISE demands
the withdrawals of the new cabinet aud
renews its argument in favor OF con-
gress of the two houses to definitely
open the constitutional qucs ion. Several
conservative papers say tnat the govern
ment will call upon the Senate TO declare
openly tor or against it.
LONDON, November ga Paris cor
respondent SAYS that the reason the
Misc Mahon government will not allow
Liberals to hold office Is that they toresee
vacancy in the Papscy at no distant
day, and are afraid that the Left might
not carry out the traditional policy OF
France, but create an immense disturb
snce on the meeting OF the College OF
Cardinals.
VERSAILLES, November 26.-In the
Chamber Ot Deputies to-day NJ. Welche,
Minister of The Interior, introduced p
motion to allow separate discussion on
the cstegories of direct taxation before
the remainder of the bud et pass.d
NJ Bardoux, of the Left, moved to
modify the resolutions icssenlng the
rigor of the existing state ol siege and
press laws.
NJ. Bardoux's motion was declared
urgent.
PARIS, November 26 Reliable intor-
nation leaves no doubt that President
MgcMahol will ask the Senste's assent to
dissolve the Chamber OF Deputies. 1t Is
bell ". d that the Senate will assent, Us II
disproves OF the vote of censuro in the
lower house.
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WAR WITH MEXICO.

1t is clear that the Me1icsns and the
Texans are determined not to dwell in
harmony together. The former, under
capable General, TREvEINo, are re-
ported as massing 1000 strong on the
border, with instructions to repel any in
vasiOn attempted from Texas. Word
comes that the MeAicans are el cited and
enrsged by the raids and invasisns made
from this side, and that the cry of war
with the United States is growing popu-
lar. On the other hand, it is believed
ttat there is large body of men in
Texas and other sections of the country,
scheming for war, for the pickings and
steslings it will afford. All around it
begins to look as if We are drifting into
a criminal and shameful war.
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vote OF the Senate was equslly distributed
he would vote sye, sud st 5:45 the SEN
ate went into executive session.
At $40 o'clock the doors were re-
opend, snd Mr.. Edmunds moved to sd
journ. Yeas 25, nays q.
The question then being on the resolu-
tion of Mr.. Thurman to discharge the
committee from further consideration of
the credentials of Butler, Mr.. EImunds
moved to amend by adding the words
"snd that the subject Of said credentials
De msde the speclsl order for Wedres-
day At P. N. Rejected; syes %, nays
25
Mr.. Eimunds then moved to take
recess till $50 p. NJ. in order 10
TO allow the Senators TO get their dinner.
Mr.. Davis, of Ilhnois-We csn get
dinner 10 10 hour rs well SIS sn hour and
= half
Mr.. Edmunds-I have not the capacity
for swallowing things that my friend
from Illinois has. Laughter
The motion Was rejected without roll
call
The resdin Of the testimony Of wit
nesses before the committee continued
till nearly midnight, when Mr.. Mitchell
submitted IN amendment TO his resolu-
ton 10 discharge the cOmmltte.