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Herdingi Herdingii

The undersigned will herd cattle on
Elm Greek Ope mile south 0fCowles, the
coming season. STEPHEN BAYLIss,
2w* Cowles, Neb.
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Money to Loan :sa: :s e . s:g: ii. Id
upward. straight 10 per cent. No Commission.
d. =. COoABs. At the Court House. If
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Trees! Trees!! TreesM!
Go to c. z. Putnam for forrest treesL
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Dentistry,

Vs3SlSuys
II: A. Biard viii be 10 bis Office, from
the trst to the 7tb, Of each month.
Once next door 10 the Bask, Red
Cloud. q It
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Well Boring.

The undersigned will bore wells and
insure an abundance Of water or no
charge. Short time will be given when
desired. Call on or address,
HENRY LAyHRrY,
Batin, Neb.
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NstSes 10 hsssss. sivea that IL. feiIevi.1
make ansl pcoof In sueyors Of IN. 49, -. y
sscesS heai entY thereof, prof 70 b usas -.
Ss!s 49, =, Isiisys cI:rt q ne cssr, q
NsS- y. $3.50 ~ :ces 10 Red cissd.
/. AFthss q. Phelps, nonsste.a E.s,, ,s,x
foe The ssrsh-ess, Z. -. =. tova Il -. Il
- and asmes the following as bis .issesrS
ues O. sd ssset, via yehs ta-Asry. Yr.ah
Caekrill. CAvistephss Coz. and Asam 49,.
all Of Red CteSd. Nsb.
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GOOD NEWS.
QuskTisei Thsssxh Tass<s
Csoss Cosssessssst No psssg
Burlington Route
To CHICAGO AND The East.

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nsa~sse~sky fst~srses - 60 ssszksess
TO 81. LOUIS AND The SOUTH.
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fs~<essr naszF nS Ees lars o kxs -
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TO PEORIA. INDIANAPOLIS. GIN
ClSSATI< AID The
SSCTHEAgT.
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seefx esa<ss24Q. .sssnAss< - - -sssk
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B. D. elhsghter, csasue enums1at&
fse The South Platte cosstzy. spsst ~
Geturda1 u touA and Of course eaIle1 -
~ OHIE1. he nys that ~app6sstiouD
- eubusdinate positions u tie cs1sas
ineo ne mnltitudinoua.
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Final Proof Notices.

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seys- sssnay e3ese 81 wshaes ssssfy NsA's.
soes e C1ssS 80 Friday Has faA. tga
SsesYA ". VIE ma ssssy Ne. $50 -
vee ed ssOss he fsii-stas e Ats usss~s-
~ essss e~sessssess vesidsoes ss s.S ~ssitlss~
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Ieeaasi I'll ef aet Gss1 SsA.
sssisusls s.W. swffxgR. Rsss...v.
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!. Mr.. Montgomery resu larly desls out
!rcsh milk to the inhabitants Of Rc8
cloud. Milk delivered every day. Son.
days not excepted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-04-22

SS6 - yV0 OVO y
know whether it is . bonifde news artsle
or 4 local advertisement. such are the
uncertainties Of life, but there is no IN.
certainty in buying yous. goods at Miner
Rros., for you always get . good article
and 1t the lowest market price.
We acknowledge the receipt Of . very
cordial Invitation from the S~portsmea'a
Association Of Nebraska City, Hon. J.
Sterling MortonsG President, to attend the
annual meeting which, will be held IL Tat
city May llth, 18th. 18th asd l4th.
Arrangements have teen made for {
EgsaDd sAootiae toaruamsot, ssd ssus Of
tho best ''shots' in America viii Be
present.
Andrew Jsckson Ksnnsy. txho wear,
good clotLes) and presides over the mud
squirter Of the lower end of town, level,
his little squirt gun ct the correspondent,
OF the CHIEF. end indalses in . lengthy
epistle on the depavity Of pewspape,
correspondents in geoersl and "Vals" d
Guide Rock in particular. BE also treat,
his three desen readers With > stateueal
Of the financial eoodi6oa Of FtankE.
county. Eo1 1t ~ have . history a
The financial condition of Irslsud. aka,
3vhicA . statsoent Of tho ooeditioa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
HIGH JINKS AT THE SAND LOT.

Ksarney Makes Weaver spsech- Constant
interruption and Hootings 0'Leary as a
PacifcatOr-A Disgracsful ecene-Kearney
Struggled away by the Polics to savs HIM
from the Exaspsratsd Crowd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

, ought to blush for shame for tn
acts OF those red-nosed hoOdlum
over there applause and groans7
: The party Gcheers] only wants
whiplash to whip such fools as you
The Chinese plank [cheers for Han
cockJ. Oh, cheer for your old
Kearney - Now look here
His words were drowned with yell.
J and grOans.
OLeary Never mind them
They are only the green scum thai
floats on the surface of society on
a rotten basis. 1Arplause You
miserable ours. [Cheers for Han.
cock
OLenry (excitedly shaking his
fist at the crowdD The rotten Dem
ocracy sent you here to break up
this meeting. Cheers for Han
cock.
Gsnnon-This meeting will
never be captured. If 400 police
men cannot keep order next Sun
day, we will organize ourselves
into a police force, and throw all
you Democrats over on the other
side of the fence. Unanimous ap.
piause and prolonged cheering. I
Cannon was about to proceed,
when he was cautioned by Kear-
ney. He continued, however: All
we cool men will send you drunken
Democrats where you belong. Zap
piause. J You are trying to create
a riot. nut whatever happens, the
blame Will rest on yonr heads.
Arthur Elliot, Jimmy Mulroy,
and W. II. Smith, addressed tie
meeting, and were alternately
cheered, howled ut, groaued and
hOOted.
kearney once again esssyed to
speak, but was grOaned down. He
then said he would tire them out,
and ordered three cheers for Weav-
er. Three cheers.
Opposite wing-Three cheers for
Hancock.
Kearney-Three cheers for Weav.
er. Three cheers.
Opposite wing-rhree cheers for
Hancock.
Ten rounds were thus given, the
crowd becoming more and more
excited, and the lot presenting the
appearance of q perfect paDdemo-
mum.
THE POLICE INTERFERE.
Captain Short, who was present
with about fifteen men, came in
front of the platform and told Kear.
ney that he had better adjourn the
meeting, as his acts were tending
70 create breach of the peace, as
he crowd had already become very
After whispering to
Captain Short and motioDing to
he rear OF the platform, to which
place Captain Short aud his men
'etired, Kearney then adjourned
he meeting, and, climbing over
inc back rafting of the platform,
was surrounded by the police, hut
not moment too soon, for the
crowd of excited and yelling men
md women made. a rush toward
him, pouring imprrcatiops upon
his head. rhe police drew their
clubs, and, assisted by the female
warrior of the sand lot, several
times charged the crowd, which
fell hack. The police escorted
Kearney down McAlIister street,
but were Obliged to turn two or
Ihree times TO charge on the crowd,
which was now wild with excite.
ment, the Democratic wing desir.
ing to get hold of X carney, and the
jreenLackers claiming that he was
under arrest and must be rescued.
On Market street Kearney was
placed in the first hack met, aud,
by Captain Short and
two police officers, driven rapidly
away, while the remaining officers
held the crowd at bay and later dis
perset it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

The Sand Lot was the scene Of
the widest excitement on Sunday.
Kearney mounted the rostrum, and
proceeded to defend himself from
the accusations of the Humboldt
Hall Convention, composed of the
delegates who seeded fiom the
State Convention last May. He
made slow progress, as he was con-
stantly interrupted by cheers for
Hancock. Our readers will get u
good idea Of the violent clash of
sentiments at the meeting by the
following, taken from the report of
the Call:
Kearney-I am going to vote for
| Weaver, the champion of the
rights of man. If he does not re-
ceive another vote in the United
States, he will receive mine, with
a thousand blessings. l shed tears
Of joy while reading his letter of
acceptance. "A voice-Oh, you
shut up!] Neither Garfield nor
| Hancock dare give utterance TO the
| expressions that he has given utter
ance to. (Chears for Hancock.
Kearney quitting on his hat)
"When you get tired of cheering
Til 60 on" After listening to
cheers for about three minutes,
Kearney said: swell, boys, have
you got through? Well, now, In
conclusion" [Cheers for Han
cock The pollce here proceeded
to remove some of the most enthu-
siastic cheerers from the crowd.
Kearney-I hope the police
won't arrest any one. We might
as we'll be good-natured about it.
[Cheers for Weaver and groans
from the other side After the
4th of Septem Der you will all try to
crawl back again. ICheers an I
groans In conciusion-[cheer for
Hancock ]-move round To the 9TH
er side Of the rOstrum; 1 can't
speak against this wind. The
crowd moves to tho east side Of the
platform. should think-[cheers
for Hancock]-I propose three
cheers for Weaver and Chambers.
three cheers. i propose tnTee
cheers for the W. p. G. [Cheers
from one section of the crowd.
You see they are not WOrkingmen;
they do not cheer. propose three
proaus for the Democratic and Re
publican parties. [Groans from
one section You see they are
i Democrats aud Republicans: they
don't groan. Wen turn them all
out. They are only fit to manure
the earth. They'd sell their votes
for o glass OF whisky or beer. Kear'
ney was here presented with q
bouquet by ons of his lady ad,
mirers. Cheers for Weaver and
gr0ans. Keafney-Do you find
any thieves on this pa form!
|TNo.1 Aren't they all with the
Democrats and Republicans
TYes.1 Kearney here presented :
! green badge with gold fringe, say
ing that all Weaver men mus
wear it, because 1t was the greel
above the gold.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
MISCELLAN N EOUS.
THE NONPAREIL SOAP.

Ladies', use HARRIS xxx BLEACH
ING SOAP, and save your strength,
time and labor. IL washes without ru b.
ing In One-third the time aud labor re-
quired with other soaps. II is FULLY equal
To a servant. On washday one bar will do
the work OF two of other kinds of soap.
and Is far sup .rior 10 the best brands In
market as family soap. to be used for
any and all purposes in which soap is
wanted laundry, bath or toilet. its
healing properties are unequalled for
Ghapped hands, sores, eto., etc. Its eras-
i've powers are wonderful for removing
grease. pitch, priu,er's ink, scrubbing
and removing stains from any fabric
without injury; as well as The finest
laces, linens, cam brics. Flannels come
from the wash sweet, pure, white and
uninjured. Try it. We know it viii give
satisfaction and do all and more Than we
recommcn end it for: will not iDjuro tho
finest iaoric. Ask your grocer Tor IT..
~ Is sold, wholesale. in the rear of No.
"a trankiin street, by
GEORGE HART,
je292w.wJy3 I'm Manufactured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

Confidence Engine Company No. 2
sT0CKh0LpERs, MEEnNG

THO Annual Meeting 81 tho at0eh alli-
efs " Ahc OO-Operaiisa RN1rcry Srf
Ftuit Company OF Los Aneties tcnnis
VIII be hold attire price OF the company
10 ihs r. 'emhs a Gagey 70
~ Hrr-s ~ -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

Columbia at the start, and boil
crews got away in good style
thirty-eight strokes minute
They swung along bow and bow
until the first half-mile buoy wal
reached, when the Columbia forged
half length ahead. This lead wa.
overcome by the Hsrvards before
the end of the first mile. At the
first-mile buoy Harvards spurted
to forty strokes ana got slight
lead, which was gradually in.
creased to length and quarter al
the finish.
Bosi.v.
DUNKIRK, Ohio, July IA hor-
rible accident occurred near here
yesterday afternoon. The boiler of
a steam thresher exploded, killing
five persons and seriously wound.
ing four. The scene beggared de-
scription. The dead and injured
were scattered about the place aud
the air was filled with the groans
of the wounded ard their frantic
friends. Richard Case was ins ant
ly killed; his head was blown a
distance of one hundred yards
from where the body lay,
and bis hesrt was literally torn out
and found at some distance from
the trunk. A. M. Sey Harden was
instantly killed; Geo. Piesle, in
stantly killed; VIM. Frederick died
an hour after the accident; Rasdy
Thrush cannot recover; J Friedrich
will lose leg; John McVetley aud
A. M. Bower. slightly injured.
The cause of the explosion is un-
known. The boiler had never been
used before.
4 Husb.na Bhps Dead.
DENVER, July TAT Leadviile,
last night, VIM. Carter,
while escorting Mrs. Dillon home
rom ball, was met by the latter's
husband. A quarrel ensued and
shot Dillon dead.
TURKEY Arm,nx.
LONDON, July 7.-Turkey has de.
,ided to resist the action of the
great powers in taking away terri.
DRY, and Is making vast warlike
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
Vote Taken.

Is cut from the State Journal,
Springfield, ILL.,, the following:
"Among the sick and disabled, a
ballot taken in person and by
proxy. resulted in form by a unan-
imOus vote in favor of Warmers
Safe Remedies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

DENVER, July TAT Leadville,
Colorado, last night, VIM. Carter,
while escorting Mrs. Dillon home
from ball, was met by the latter's
husband. A quarrel ensued and
Carter shot Dillon dead.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
Morning kilograms.


MoJAvE, July Los Angeles
Mrs Jones and child, Mrs E D
Thomas and child, G s Watson, Is.
abel Hillmeyer, H Schander, Gen
g 8 Morgan. Miss M Asplano, Miss
Annie F Norton, VIM Nelson, wife
and two children, w T Asplano.
Wilmington-Mrs Anderson.
Anaheim--A 8 Ferguson, Cbas
Wagner.
Newhall--Frank Thompson.
San Bernardinc-Mrs Cobbergs
aud two children.
San Gabriel--Mrs Stoneman.
Globe City-John Mcmahon.
Pines-E Kirshhoff.
Tombstone-John Paschohy.
Tucson-W E Ewing.
Pantano-W F Mills.
Prescott-Maj Dinus, U s A.
Yuma-J H Hutchings.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
TURKEY Arsll,nx

LONDON, July 7.-Turkey has de.
cided to resist the action of the
great powers in taking away terri.
tory. and Is making vast warlike
preparations.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLuisO bispOl land Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days OF
sailing.
the train tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles At 345 O'Clock P. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

Addressed Tie meeting, dWel.i0B
upon the statement inst Ia vas m
American out Cf the loins OF az
,rlsh Drnoarai, and get WIS going
10 rDle for Weaver lgroaas and
laaghtefl. kiayhell WAs frequent
lyiniarr1ptsd, liz called upon all
irish Cstholics 10 r. member that
Hancock tlIi not resign his com.
nlirslon "a Genera when ordered
10 hang Ms. EeFratt. Who was 4
rnthoiieH cheers ~ Hancock
OiEsars y We .ouEy Democrats
.srpsnsl Y. Erttf 1esFss I. sz 9 as e
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

SAN rkANClSCOs July -luc
Orizaba sailed this morning for
Los Angeles with the following
passengers: In Dougherty, Mrs
DIN Mooney, DR. Seymour and
wife, Mrs N Riley, G Harazstby,
Sister Isidor and Sister Judith ]
Atkins, F Driber.
oessSns 1s~swss "G ~ rsrsaessnip
Dl0icaisy.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is. M.
Tetlow, one of the proprietors of
the Bella Union Theatre, shot his
partner, VIM. Skeantlebury. in
dictlng probably fatal wound.
Tetlow accuses Skeantlebury Of
swindling him in business affairs
and of threatening bis life.
Knsssss Anss cd Lavs- .f III. w,".
PORTLAND, Ogn., July III.
Lynch, proprietor Of thV aEstone
Hotel, to-day slot AMI Instantly
killed Thos. Watts. Cause, al
legged intimacy Of Watts with
tLynch's wife.
llesnsesd- "s M~rced.
MERGED, July 7.-Sam Enochs,
. gambler, was fatally shot In ga
! loon yesterday by Alex. Mckenzie.
Wsse. q usder "sa s0iosae.
NEW YORK. July 7th.-Jacob
Kuntz, who resides at Homestead
Station on the Northern Railroad,
New Jersey, this morning went to
b house of his son at Union Hill,
There bis wife resided, and forbade
her going to picnic. Upon her
refusing to comply, Jacob fatally
shot her. He then went into a
s,ern and killed himself. Kuntz
5r}d several times before attempted
to take his wife's life and also that
Of his son, who protected her.
Kuntz and his wife were both over
sixty years of age.
Wsw sue G.m pssxu Fuua - B-sDx
R"iseO.
CHICAGO, July THE Times
Washington special Gays: A clerk
Ip the Treasury Department Thurs'
GAy, was surprised to find that with
sySSO handed him by the disbursine
4 odlcer was note stating that as ht
1.-THE clerk) had not responded Il
McPherson's circular, $50 had beer
1 withheld for campaign purposes
The clerk was very Indignant, bu
soon learned that he was que o
many victims, aud that anE care
less talk might result in the scss o
bis place. This is the first tim
that money has been deducted from
the pay Of Government employee
IN this manner
rae a., ssb~ck t'sndid.'e.
CHICAGO, July A. Weaver
(0reenback candidy d for Pres
dsss) says he WIFI carry Maine
California, Missouri, Tennessee
Texas and per t,a.,s Indiana. d
49, 20 : q SIX in evzfy State !
Z UniSn.
~ ;nmsvsSd 5 VIA the Eig ns-OSse
{<3k Mace.
" LONDON, uly 1.-THE I've
r-ast man race between u
ssed sfews frofs Hsrvard a.
N 4{E aiA Colleges, Fosed over 4
iE aeonrse to-day, was won I
awards In II minutes,
is. 1herace was exceeding
skDd hotiy contested tircng
%4st The HaFgards Ron sBe 70
s,d aAoss ibe west side Of I
4 ,sgrae. The crews ware started
' rsirnbly, Captain Of he Aafys
~ aiTsrssty esew, at zs n'nut
bsss u Huvsaa gos The lead
~. |.'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
"a Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, $lUO.
Remit by Postoffice Money Order Reg
istered Letter. Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes and delays,
correspondents Will please write their
names and places of residence plainly,
giving number of Post ONCE box or
Ali commun ications connected with
the Distribution aud Orders for Tickets
should be addressed to r. M. BOARD.
MAN, COurier-Journal building, Louis
Vile, KY, or SO5 and SOB broadway'
New York. no-o0w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

ChRrl
IBuperir
'{Oakian
-While
Hall's /
which |
i went vi
& Bprang
! INF. Cid
.nd n d
which
z slime t9
! ing . d
! kottom
i the fal
= tract
Nevera
i cW'ty Y
q greatly
syhOuse
'< this ci
E--Snn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-08

On Saturday - uIy S1st, 1850.
These drawings, authorized by the
Legislature and sustained by all the
Courts of Kentucky. according to a con-
tract made with the owners of the Frank
tort grant, will occur regularly on the
asst day OF every month, sundays and
FRIDAYS excepted, for the period of FIVE
YEARS, terminating on June 30, 1885.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
Ist-That tho Commonwealth Distri.
button Company Is legal.
2I-Its drawings are fair.
The Management call attention to the
liberal scheme which has met vii h such
popular favar heretofore, and which Will
again be presented for the
JULY DRAWING.
PriZe.-..."..-............. 00cO
l 10000
............... 5000
10 Prizes, 5000 each MINIMUM. 10000
10 Prizes, $500 each........ ............ 10000
100 Prizes, $l00 each 10000
200 Prizes, $50 each. 10000
coo Prizes, 800 each 1900
1909 Prizes, $40 each. ...........-....... 10000
Prizes, $500 each, Approxima.
ton pr1zeS..... ................. 2,7OO
0 Prizes, $500 each, ApprOxima-
ton prizes. 1,8OO
. Prizes, 800 each, Approxims-
ton prlZeS....... wv
rnn urlvao 81 IA 40O
, 1880-03-02

The Committee OF Schools rcTNrtctl IN
fasnr nf pureiInsnE school silc @ cor!'Gr e t1 "f
mid tlM report wns cOllcilrrtd In
AID. RawlrIg', introduced IN order f0r the
widening III. Twelfth street. from Ogden ave-
me t. tic rfty limits, which wns referred.
prny,nr n 1'oJio ie o"wnnee I" j. sec' 'nens es
t;us IjIspGctDr, IT f4,t01, the salne being
rnlmisl IN thc difference between the amount
he wax ta'l a'El his shIary r. AxG'! ny ordi-
MHhctt during Ills tnriH nt Office. IL WIS IT.
fGrrGtl 10 tic Law Department..
RENEWAL 1OSDs.
The report nf tho Finance comtnlt!cc, au-
tllOri211lH the Ct,tlrnlcr to prepare fur the tsk1-
lnNHf bol.ts SS1At, ,oOO) TO rtt!ncc The wAternHd
sewage, lollds coming duo July !, WIS takcl.
was MI nrtlin.tl,cc providing for the iss,i1nR
If The hunts III sucl, denominations ~ might
src,li proper, the Interest !iUt 10 exceed Der
c:nt mn! 10 h. pail se'n.a1'nniy IN SGw ,;y
orlinnmec n.s1i,ted wittio,it dlssss!t.
AID. .ju,1as Introduced u resolution rcclting
TINT Siatr-strc"t bridge wns IN III lltIsafs aud
dangerous condition. and calling upon tho
ordinance n,l,i estimate for It's repair, which
WIS htlnptctl. .
CITY PRINTING.
Tho old question OF awarding the contract
for Tic city ADVERTISING Was uien taken up.
favor nf giving the work 10 the Ne,rs and
tlg I'olh*(reunt1. ...
Ald. cMllcr,on moved that the Telegraph,
bc substituted for the Ne'ra.
be referred hack to tho Controller with in
str,tettn1is 10 reatvcrtisc, innssnuc!l as blls
Ind INT l~en properly invited. lir thought
The work could be done cheaper than WAS
Al,l. Swift made the lmlnt that the ordi-
a'al lei Tic cnntrmct, which lle hui, hU a"Mc,
hence the Council lad nothing ~ 40 With Tue
l1nitpr. lie wnitetl tile Whole question rc-
ftrr s,,l,le discussion Inc motion 10 refer
the question hack to tic, Controller. was lost
~ M Z y3tc If IL to Il, wl,e!e,!p9is ~ Az. Cni-
1Dr llW Ncsr8 was taken UP md adopted, ns
follows:
lrn.-wickersham. c1nrk, Grannis, Turner,
McAnlcy, FULLERTON, Altpetcr, McSnily, Aiur.Ian,
MsycF: wst'sFcr' Meier, AscaiircS' Kaopf, hSr' F
:ss %ssSss "p'sEi' ssi Hs ia~srs ss4Hs 4sst ssn
wntdo-11.
Tie Con!mittce's report being amended, n
lengthy discussion. followed upon the H.
vision of ths report, anu tho ClMlr ih1ally Dc,
voted far at tho sa,'e Tine because tho "pre-
vfnns question" was operating.
AID. Wlckersl,am apnMHalcd w from tle de-
G'f1S ;ny & y tS SSe GaiT IL sna 5' Chair WINS ss-
tic report nv amended was then put upon
its adoption. and lost by the following votc: !:
ltds-WlrkeEHhnm, Dallnrd Clhrk, GrnuhiE,
Cnlfrrsnn, !.awtnr, Thrtnp. Everett, knopf,
Thompson, 3icycr, Westcrer, NcCalIrcy, Dar-
nett-H.
Nnp*-ptxnn. Sanders. Phelps, Turner, ME-
Anlry, Altpelcr, NuNnlly,. Rf0rtinn. Purcell,
sMyth. EiHxIlrr, Swift, Kuwleigh, Bta,ibcr, Lo.
reliz Meier, .l0nns-iT.
Considerable alibustering followed, and,
after several yutes, the Council adjourned
until to-,nOrruw. evening, when the apprU-
priutiOM hIll will he agt1t takeirup.