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1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN.
The Apostle Of Green bsckers. and the As
similstor of Spoons Narrowly Misses
son Thing.
WASHINGTON, Nav y.

special Dlspatch 10 the hegstt.
WAsHINGToS, May %.
Ben Butler narrowly escaped having
honors thrust upon him to-day by the
House. A clause in the sundry civil
appropriation bill practically legislstes
out of office General Martindale, at
present manager of the National
Home for disabled volunteers. Some OF
the Radicals charged that the sole OBJ
iect OF the clause was to oust Repubh-
can, to make room for Democrat, and
after a short and sharp discussion, Mr..
Keifer moved to insert the name OF B.
F. Butler as manager in place OF Gen.
W. b. Franklin. A large number OF
Republicans voted against this amend
ment, one Of them remsrking that But
Ter was not only denagogue, but a
Democrat. This the Democrats did not
appear to concur in, as they voted solidly
against the amendment, which was re-
iected-yeas SO, nays ll6-and that set
tied the fight over that particular Tea
ture Of the bill.
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MURDER IN MICHIGAN.
A House h older Fatally Shot by q
Narauding 4 ramp.

Lyons, NAV IA man supposed 10
be a tramp. Wednesday night, applied
70 scnecs r. Cooledge, Of this village,
for lodging and was refused. At thre.
O'Clock Yesterday morning Cooledge
avoke and saw some one riding his
pants. lie jumped from bed and srized
the burglar. In the struggle ensuing
the burglar shot Cooledge through the
right lung, inf citing . necessarily fs,al
wound, and then jumped out Of the
window, taking the psntaloons With
him, which he dropped on finding him.
self closely pursued by the son of his
victim. Af. Coolcdge, who 10 not yet
dead, says the burglar 10 the msa to
whom ne refused lodging. He will
probably be lynched II caught.
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THE MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
You Pays Your Money and Takes
YOur Choice. .t- .-.-

ST. Lous, May 27.-The Post Di,potoh
this afternoon says, editorially, that after
a very careful canvass OF the delegates
elected by the Moberly convention yes
terday, it fnds Q oi them are Tor 1llden
and q against him. The RPubl'odn
saws that 10 at least oi the delegates will
vote for TiIdsn and that Of the remain
der Morrison has nearly one-hslf, the
Others being divided between Seymour
and Hancock. The Tma says that It's
advices give Tlden ~ delegates TO Is
against INN a y -.L-LL.
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UNSUITABLE GOULD.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
pany GObbled by Wall Streets
King.

New Yoax, May T.-Yesterday's
election OF Directors for the Pacific Mail
had been looked for with considerable
interest, to BEE wh, ther Gould obtainei
possession. II was known that he had
been borrowing stock freely, and getting
together proxies, but it was thought that
the old management would struggle for
control. When il came 10 . vote
it was found that the Gould
party had l27,cW tbsres, AMI
the other party did not 10 much as put
in an appearance. The directors were
chosen by unanimous vote. The stqGk
advanced three points when the news
reached the street. The wise ones. how
ever. think that Gould will work the
company in the interests OF the Union
Pacific road turning all light freight
over the railroad and shipping the heavy
freight by Pacific Mail. Gould's friends
are talking very confidently of Union
Paci6c's prospects.
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THE sHOT.GUNIS GEORGIA,
A Triangular Fight in Which
the Peacemaker Was the Sole
Victim.

ATLANTA, GA, May 27.-Yes,er1ay
afternoon at Hampton, thirty miles dis
tant, DR.. d. F. Kraft had fight with
Geonge Lee, in which Kraft Cred re-
volyer. Colonel McCOllum, a prominent
lawyer, took the pistol away, when
Town Marshal MeKneely appeared and
demanded the pistol, but McCOllum re.
fused TO give it up. A fight ensued,
and both agreed to give the pistol to a
third party. They continued to light,
but were separated. McKneeiy ~cni
away and procured 4 shotgun and soon
returned. McCollum seiIed rock a.
he approached, but Mckneely tired
both barrels and shot McCo,lum Gead
on the spot Intense excitement pre-
walls, and other difficulties are appre-
hended.
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TROUBLE FOR BLAINE
The Piumed knight TO be Slaughtered By
Texas Pacific Subsidy Frauds

NlVN N DI,I1'7 IT " " ~
WASHINGTON, May "a.
The publication OF the letters OF
q ,orge ami Newell, directing attention
10 the frauds in the Texas Pacific case. Is
noS very we'll understood to he an at
tack on Blame. In caseot his nOmina-
,ion an investigation viii be immediate
lv ord, rel, an in this way the R publ
ems who have start u the $ n ,st on will
be hoist with their own p tar for the
Democrats will not be used to destroy
Blaine until they eau carry his party
down with him.
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DAN VOORHEES, vAGARlEs.
How the Subtle Mint Julep Disrupted the
well LAID PLANS Of the Democrats Man
ayers
Special % the Register.


WASHINGTON, May %.
Ever since the partisan discussion on
the supervisors Of election bill, Senator
Voorhees,, Of Indiana, has felt too small
TO cast a shallow. lie came within an
ace of giving the Radicals an opportu-
nity to talk the bill to death, and in dis
rup,ing the plans OF his party.
ne nox realizs that he made
AN exhibition of himself. The day
was very hot, and the Tall syca-
more of the Wabash had been sur
rounding mint juleps at frequent inter
vals ON one of his return trips he en-
tered the Senate Chamber Just in time
IN hear Teller and Conkling Ieer at the
Democrats and tell them they were
afraid TO talk on these questions. On
what questions AZ shouted the Tall Syc-
smore senator of the Wabash, entirely
icr,,etting about the Democratic policy
of Silence. Before any one could say a
wonl Mr.. Voorhees, went on ID an IN
coherent wav. making a tirade upon
every Republican he saw before hlm.
The Republicans had been trying all day
to exasperste the Democrats. and they
rs;oieed when they started VOORHEES, on
i'm his feyerish, abnormal condition IL
uas in vain that the leaders whlstisd
down brskes, VOORHEES, was not 10 %
stopped unth he was shut od By an ab-
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CANADA.
Applying the Bsyonet to Strikers.

Applying INC bdyOutl % p'IIhoTH'
MONTREAL, May 27.-About 100 strik.
ing s,evedores resumed work on board
the Grecian this morning, but during
the day were driven Of By the strikers.
An attempt was made TO force the mer
at work on other vessels TO quit, but
the government and city policy had ar
rived by this time, and the assailsnts
were driven at the point OF the bayonet
from the ship and docks.
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RAILRoAp BoSDs-Acti,e and general.
ly higher.

RaILRoAD BoSps-A Active e and general.
ly higher.
STATE Box Ds-Dull.
SroCKs-The market opened weak
and prices fell Of TO q per cent,
Lackawanna and Pacific Mail leading
the decline. The speculation, however.
subsequently became strong and con.
tinued 30 generally throughout the al.
ternoon, wien an advance ranging
from to per cent. Was estab.
lished Northern Pacific led the advance,
but final sales reacted 9 per cent the
common falling of 81 and New Jersey
Central iper cent. The advance 10 tho
general list was well maintained nj the
close. The coal stocks were the most
prominent, advancing sharply on larso
transactions and favorable reports re-
gardiny the condition oi the com panies.
outside oi Reading. The activity In
Northern Pacific Yas occasioned bv news
from Washington that the House Com
mittee hal voted TO extend the time Tor
finishing the road 81 Joseph was To-
vorsbly affected 10y the proposed exten.
sion OF the road. The upward move
ment in the tirangers gathers force from
the large gain in traffic. The early de-
cline in Pacific Mail WAS rumored
to have been the result Of ssles
by parties identified with the
iormtr management The following
are the increased rsi'r ,ad earnings for
the third week Of May: Louisville and
Nashville $4,000, 81. I. and 4. q. $i2.-
600, Missouri. Kansas and Texas, SIS.
Denver and Rio Grand sii. 900. &. q &.
and | $4,000. The official statement OF
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
shows an increase for April from general
sources over the same month last year
OF s., $40, ,3s4; for the first ten months OF
the present fiscal year the increase Ia
Sll .603.i7l.
The transactions on the stock ES.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, oi
which loo were Canada southern,
1000 G., G., &. * |, 100 Central
Arizona, 100, 900 Delaware, l.ackawruna
AMI Western, 1000 Delaware aud Hud
son, $1,000 Erie, 1000 Hannibal and ~.
Jo-eph, 100 Iron Mountain, Cj.OM
Kansas and Texas, $500 Lake shore,
2,OUO Michigan Central. !, 900 Morris and
Essex, $500 Northwestern, $500 New
Jssoy Ceatrnl. A1W Mas York Ocn.
trnl, 1900 Northern Pacific, 500 Ohip
and Mississippi, 1900 Pacific Mail,
300 Reading. 1900 ~. Paul. $500
Wabash and Pacific, 2.4OO Western
onion, 2,i00 Chicago, Burlington md
Quincy, and 1000 Nashville and Chatta-
UDOga,
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FOREIGN
TURKEY.

Continuance of the Serious Tribal Out
breaks
CoNsrANTINoPLE May 27.-The tribal
disturbances at Bassarat continue. Four
battslions OF Turkish troops areon their
way there. Iha has been surrounded
by Arabs, The telegraph wires between
BAssarat and Samora have been cut.
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ITALY.
Garibaldi Denouuces the Priests snd the
Reigning Family.

htIsuIHE 4 HIHIIys
ROME, MAY 27.-The la Cdpitnle pub
fishes letter from General Garibaldi,
addressed to his constituents in Rome,
admitting that the House OF Savoy had
powerfully aided in the regeneration OF
Italy, but accusing it OF having after
wards ruined the country and brought 1t
to the condition OF misery. General
Garibaldi recommends the dissolution
OF the army and that nothing be given
to the priests He concludes his letter
by urging the people Of Rome TO hiss all
the prominent members OF the Right as
they leave the Chamber OF Deputies.
The paper containing the letter was
seized by the police.
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A POI.GER's LAST SHOT.
A South Carolina Criminal AZ.
tempts 70 Murder Two Prose
cutting Witnesses In Open
Court.

CHARLrros. s. c., May T.-Tbere
vas great excitement In the Court OF
General Sessions ut kingstrcs, this
state. yesterday. A man nsmed Ward
was iound guilty OF 10: gerry, and - soon
ss the verde, vss announced, he rose
from his seat within the bar, dres .
pistol, and Ared twice dehberssssy sf
two men named Harper add Lane. tbs
principal witness against MIN. Harper
was unhut, but the second shes
wounded Lane in both banda Wnd u
IN jaiL
+ AAdaiossi Te,erssA On Ye06 PaU. J
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The jefferson Iron works at Steuben-
vile shut down Yesterday until June
II. Tso hundred men were thrown
out Of employment tNF
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A B,.ck Raviaher's Fate,

wuNlxGroS, DEL, May g.-Wm.
Neal, cClored. vas convicted OF felonious
assault upon Mrs- Gosser. and vas SEN
teneed TO be hanged August 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-28

Three execution. win oocur in Arksn-
sss to-day. TheHss klsaris, for -iie
murder, Franklin county; l. l. Ford
and one Jackson, al Marion.
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PENNSYLVANIA RED HOT.
The Rivers Dried up, and Vegetables
Burning n the Baked Earth.

PnILADELPHIA, MAY -. -Pennsylvan-
ia is suffering greatly from the heat and
the long.cOntinued drought. Complaints
come, too. from Delaware and across the
river in New Jersey that the ground Is
parched and dry, aud that the one thing
needed is rain. Early vegetables in the
Philadelphia markets average twenty
per cent. higher than they should. In
the market gardening districts there are
loud complaints. The terrible beat is
whitening the vegetables, and there is
not drop oi water to afford relief. The
vegetable gardensin New Jersey are all
drying up. As an Instance Of the effect
OF the heat and the absence of rain it
may be stated that thus iar oHiy about
20g car loads Of strawberries have been
shipped north over the Delaware rail-
road, while in ordinary seasons that
number would have been increased
three fold. Al! over Pennsylvania the
drouth is severely felt. The rivers are
running low, and no, drop OF water is
flowing over the dam at Fairmount wa
ter works on the Schuylkill. an unusual
thing al this time OF the year. Farmers
who drive into the markets say that un-
less rain comes soon their losses will be
yer" heavy.
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reached 100 degrees. ALI the crops are

DIAsttU- ,
The police reported that for the TWEEN
four hours ending at twelve O'Clock,
there were thirty-two cases OF sunstroke
in tins city and Brooklyn, six OF which
have proved fatal.
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PRODUCE
Hsw ors


NEw YoRE, may 27-Cotton-btsady
NJ IL ll.l6SIl Ii lJc; futures steady.
Flour-Dull; receipts 1900 barrels.
superfne western aud State % 60;
common 81 OOla4 60; good to choice
a 6JCI7 %; white wheat extra StG
(s5 20; extra Ohio 81 1905 80; ~ LOUIS
"a sO(a7 90; Minn-soia patent ~ 0Ol1
775. Wheat Unsettled and feverish
receipts I19 OOO bushels; No. ) spring
81 llG1l l2i; No. ? spnng 81 aysl 2z:
ungrded red 81 309l s.; NO. 3 tl ~;
No. 2 81 IOtoJl ~: No. 2 amber 81 81:
mixed western 81 25j; No. 2 white
81 2stNSl 27; No. do. ssles 16.0O
bushels, At 81 2snal 20; No. 2 red seller
May. sales ISi.UO0 bushels, at u 40
| 42i seller June, sales 3G0,0 900 bushels.
At 81 2siSi "a: seller July, sal-s a..
600 bushels, at 81 IGsi I6t. Corn
Mod-rstely active and higher; recruits
2is.OOO bushels; ubgrzded 61sb+tc:
No. q 52lsh2lc; s,ratuer 53Cs 53ic: NJ.
2 5tls,SlIc; No 2 seller May 63ils3jIc:
seller June JOlfsjOic; seller July 800
l8c. Ozs-fnsctiye; rec.ipu IN,UU
bushels: western mixed J5ls,45c; white
western ilaisc. Hsy-D.msnd fair
and msrte, firm at 75ls Soc. Hops
Quiet and steady. Cog.e-Dull; Rio
caryoes, ordinary n prime. l2NS SiSic;
job lots l2ia,isic. sus.r-Qglet and
steady; iair 20 good refining 79l6l$
1ic. Moiasses- - Quiet and unchanged.
K.ce-stsady and in fair demand. Pc
troleum-Q1iet and steady; United e0c;
refined nc; crude 6Is7ic. Tsllos-
s.esdy t Gts6Ic. Rosin-Quiet and
frn at 81 sol 12i. Turpentine-
Flrmer 25ic. E2gs--Dull and weak at
IONSlIlc. PORK Qaist and frm: new
npess sii OIl9II 80. ID. latter Tor zDcy:
Be~f-Yirm. Cut Mcsts-Qui.t and
upchangsd. Lsrd--Easier; prime st-.m
6 g7I. Buiier-Dull and heavy si 70
is~. Cheese-Qniei and firm Of lot<
i2c. whiky-Sominai at 81 1901 10.
Totspo. Nay Ty-wbest- stssdy:
No. white Michigan 81 2ii ;smb~r Mich
,ynn Al IL; No. 2 red Wabash, spot,
ri III; s~Ilsr June 81 l2i: Western am.
her SI l5i, No. 2 Anter Illinois 81 II;
No. 2 red mixed 81 IL Corn Quiet:
HIN mixed 4iSc; So. . spot and seller
Nay llte; seller Jvae and July 3oic:
No. 2 white 4lSe. Oss-Dul ssd IN
ehaogsd.
IL
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= = WHEELING W. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1880

rupt motion TO adjourn. BY the next
morning his head was well banded IN.
and the cloves he chewed did not over
come his discretion.
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Virginia = Happy Exception

PErERsBuRG, Va, May 27.-Early in
the week this section OF the State was
visited by the heaviest rains that have
fallen for many months, bringing great
relief TO the growing crops, especially
corn aud oats. which were greatly dam-
aged by the protrscted drought. All
farming operations have been greatly
retarded by the drought, and in many
instances farmers, in order 10 keep
plants alive, have been compelled 10
water them with spring water.
sinking Under scorching sun.
NEw YoRE, May 2S, A. N.-The heat
continues intens-, thermometer mark
ing 95' in the shade during the afternoon.
Reports from New Jersey and Long Is
land tell of numerous sunstrokes, quite
number being htsL. In tins
city many have been prostrated
by the heat, and the death rate
has been nearly doubled in the past
three DAYS. Along the Jersey coast
and up the Sound the thermometer
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money al 3 TO q Per Cent. -Governments
lowsr-fiour 0uI! and Nominal
Wheat Unset led and Lew
er-Hogs Easier.
FIhAhCE.
New York.

NEW YoRE, May N.- MoSsv-
Easy at S(S4 per cent, closing at 5 PER
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4i0
81 per cent. Sterling exchange. bank
ers' bills steady at 4s8i; demand At 80.
SILvER-At London 5ei pence; bar
silver here lat; subsidiary silver coin
fSl per cent. discount.
GOVERNMENT - Three-eighths per
cent. lower for Sis aud IS, and per
cent. higher for 4ls:i per cent. higher
for 4s. These changes are due to Sec-
retary Sherman's circular relating 10
the purchase OF AIS.
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The following is comparative record
of the heat on the 26th ot May for nine
wears past:
, 1880-04-06

anu tuD anonymous lDLtbt HAA u thlt1ly disguised
effort to conceal tho lnntfvU behind this lnovc-
faata Of the oaso. l sud to Donnclly: "Th!s lot
tor pnrportA TO apcak In, bohalf Of rilden,
you. do not beltsyO Finley has any author.
lty tospesk for Taldpn. but II ho insiAta that
no ha4 authority, l want him 10 tell TIL
don that AIn nut hts mani and
that prpposo to decide this caso on the law and
facts ~ Understand them, md will not 10 do
tatea 70 BY pnyoay" tApnla'!ss On The Mo, IT,
19th Of March, and on tho noxt tlay received
letter from Flnley. Stating that Il ho had gone
beyond bounds In hlh f0eucs letter ho begged
leHy0 to rccull It. 1pald no attention to other
OF these lettess. This Is tho tint time ! have
made thona public Amy Kvnttesnan who dosroa
iottor With FInisys handwriting ,nay d6 70. !
hava never huu any lullbt about It. When
stated tho fact 10 lkMinelly stated to hint III
!s not necessary that tho HANDWRITING should
APPEAR simll4f, because hD could hAve Eotton
stsnlcbody cIs9 to wfitU for HIM." and he called
my attention tn tho dtforenco In tho
papor. | suppose, FROM thAt he had
Finley, but knew It ho hau over seou It It WIS
before 1t haa cnna to my possessit1l. lilo wont
on 10 statc there had bceu cOnsultatlon n1nong
tho DUtuocrlttc InntnGcrh Ut tho Committee on
tic lst ur n Ut March, and thAt no thon Unlisted
that he lid nut HHreO With their til tholF position
~ 10 Isattl County, tho throwing out 0f whoas
yote WY necessary tor tho seating Of t}onnealy.
him md labored With hIm fur oouplu Of houra,
and had left him with the Impression that ho
t9pri44er) WAS not right oil that point. aud
w0llld not vote u exclude tho vutea Of fsantt
County. Tho Finley lotttr was writton the day
after that Interview With Julian. It had beep
, 1880-04-06
POLITICAL. .........
18th Wa
GEOHEGAN
FOR ALDERMAN.
REASONS WHY.
Dearborn Avenue Boulevard.

At d meeting Of Committee Of Streets and
Alleys OF North Division, held at City Hall
March 8, 1880, to take into consideration the
question Of Boulevard, Mr.. A. H. Burley,
resident OF and large property owner on
Dearborn avenue, and now candidate tor
Alderman Of the 18th Ward, was particularly
conspicuous in advocating the claim Of Dear"
born avenue for Boulevard and offe''stpt.
tn his reference to tho great 3nnss Or
people rot ltvtng on th,tt arlstocrat.c az
street, tUjto.dre opposed to the acHeEfe
Of 3ndkf1.H sdtd street II D0tfcrHTd.
You arc now asked 10 vote for A. H. Bur
ley, who avowcdly favors this scheme OF
taking away Dearborn avenue from the pco-
pic for the purpose OF an exclusive pleasure
drive, ndtaxing them, THE PEOPLE, for
It's maintenance.
Politics should be set aside when ques.
ton Of such vital importance to the material
interests of Democrats and Republicans alike
are involved. Mr. John Ed Geohegnr, who
Is also In nomination for the votes Of the cit
liens Of the 18th Ward, Is u business man OF
incproachabfe character, and IN every way
worthy Of your support. He has lived In the
Ward 10 years, is senior partner Of the tur-
fniture firm of Geohegan & Rcvell, Randolph
at. and Fifth-av., where he has built Up
large and profitable business. He Is OF the
people, and in sympathy with their wants,
.1tNl - 1)tEH0cft 10 OppOfG tHtH UttScftt-
bio project Of Boulcvnrdt=inO Dear
born Huc1tNc.
Elect Geohegan and rebukc these pteten-
dous schemcrs who wish to bcautity street
at the expense and injury Of their ncighboss,
md to impose upon you an Alderman who,
by HIS OWN ADMISSION, Is In favor
pf this injustice 10 the people Of tho North
Division.
BJ 0r'er oi Ctmuit;e d CinN of tSth Naf1.
, 1880-04-06
T., r..

THE SUBSTITUTE rOn TIIE ALntt1cI BILL PASSED.
Sp<etai Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Ittouns.
WARRINGTON, D. C., April 6.-Ir. Aldrlch and
Mr. Morrison succeeded In securing tho passage
through tho House this attornoon OF IN amend-
ment to tho ImmettIate-T Transportation bill
without n word OF debate and Without roll
call. Speaker Randall had promised to rocog-
nizu Mr. Aldrtch to-day to move to pass tho bill
ccrtln that there would be ttmc. However.
tlmc came, nnd 1t wis discovered TINT thoro wna
no report from the Ways md Means Committee
accompanying tho BILL something which
vas nccessary, under thu rules: Tho
report tue bll, md had M 1nstruutel II: Morriann
accordingly, whilo tho bill WIS being read tn tta
preliminary stngcs lis required BY tho rules. Mr.
Morrison drafted i rrport md had tt ready NJ
tho proper Gtnlo Tho report said In suet'tAuco
that tho Committee found that, u1dor tho pxlst-
Ing lnW,
MANY ARTICLES DESTINED FOR INTERIOR ro11s
Of entry were subject to Increased and unncces-
reyettto; TINT Importers wcEe nnw required to
9ye bond ut tho tlrst port Of entry f1l Addition
to tho transportation bond. which hnH always
prrivcd sufficient; tlat liquors aud many other
articles oan1,ot now be Imported direct to In
terror ports. und that tho bill proposed to do
time protect the EovcE4o. The blif t!on passed
by u viva vOCO vote, thbrG t1elnG not II single
yoto ngAinst it. Mr.. Aklricli WIS 10 much nccl-
plcti Iii teleXrnrhtng tho fact tn Chicago that no
sayHh ho did not hAv1 tisne. Or perhaps no forgot,
to rot,&rn tn tho Ilouso in tlu1o to vuto upon tho
The bill was eubssituto for tho Aldraoh blu
already pubIlshcd.