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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Seven Children a. One Birth.

NAszvrILs. Tenn. June 22.-An au.
thsntio account has been received Of the
delivery. In Jackson county. In this
State. Of seven children Ct one birth.
They were delivered at intervals Of. ten
minutes 70 I've hours apart. All we're
girls. weighing four TO Ave pounds each,
all healthy and well developed. The
physician was greatly excited. and the
people for miles around Aooksd to see
the woman and her babies. The hus-
band 10 small and thin, and his wife
strong and healthy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

Senator Bsysrd has interested himself
In securing favorable consideration Of .
pension claim preferred By Jno. Brothers
Of Middlstown, Delaware. There IL no
doubt that Brothers was . Union soldier
and that he Il still suffering from .
wound in his leg. but there III quss.
ton whether Il vas received on the Geld
Of honor or In . har-room brsvl. The
most striking feature In the ease. how.
ever. 10 that Brothers Il the father Of
eighteen children, including no fewer
than six pairs Of twins. Il 10 said that
Senator Bayard hssitatsd ct nrst to push
the claim. bot after inspecting the twins
he made up his mind that somsthing
ought 70 b done.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

According to the census Of 1880. a.
shown BY the publishsd statistics. maps.
etc.. the present exact center OF populs-
Hon In the United States IL . point In
xsntueky one mile south Of the Ohio
river. sish, milss from Cincinnati and
Q mile and . half southeast from the
village Of Tsylorsvills. The census
bulletins show the esntsrs Of population
o. the taking Of each census since 1870.
and including that ysar. and an accom-.
psnyins map or diagram shows how the
center Of population has travelled west.
With little deviation from . straight line.
In 1880 the center was twsnty.thrss
miiss east Of Baltimore. In 1900. with
Q variation In latitude Of less than one.
half Of . second. the esntss Wa eighteen
miles vsss Of Baltimore. In 1910 the
latitude vent avs minntss and ak seconds
south; and The movement west vss only
about twenty minutes. The ssntsr that
year vas forty miles northwest By west
Of wsshinsten. In the ten ssnsusss
that have been taken The variation In
lAutnds 10 less than twenty minutes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

The country 10 beginning to get some
sdsa Of the value Of conklins's services
TO the Republican party. says the New
York Tribune: he resigned his seat In
the Senate, ordered Mr.. Plat to resign
his, and turned the control Of that body
over to the Democratic party. He then
came to this State and devoted al his
susrsies to bsspsttsrins the Republican
Prssidsnt and the Republican Secretary
Of State With lies and FLANDERS. going
far beyond all Democratic efforts in that
direction. His own Legislature. elected
to do his bidding. declined to approve
his eourss by rs-slsstips him. Where
upon he turns upon the Legislature and
heinss sssinst them . sweeping charge
Of bsibsry. In this. too. he totally
sslipsss the regulation Democratic
alandsrsrs. No Democrat has been in.
ianously partisan enough to charge
that q Republican candidate for unitsd
States Senator owed bis majority vote
In the Legislature to bribery. II has
remained for the man who called him.
elf the Chief Of oil the stalwart Rspub-
lioans 10 do that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Tho Remains Of norgan Found.

New Yosx. June 22.-Ths Times has
. story from Batavia. N. Y. which says
that the town II Allied with excitement
today over the discovery Of what are be-
lisvsd to be the remains OF Wm. Morgan.
the man who betrayed the secrets Of
Free Masons. In his book entitled "Mor.
CANS Illustrations OF Misonry." atty.
Ave years ago; and was abducted and
made away with before the work was
given to the public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
MECHANICS UNION, ATTENTION

M1xBRas OF TIE MECHANICS UNIok
M Of s.osy county are hereby notiasd that
thsir ssutsnnuai election Of oncsrs will b
held o. eATuRDAY EVENING, JUNE
TwENTY.FfFl II. q . o'oiook, st their hall on
3 strsst. vlrEinis. 4 fali and prompt attend.
DANIEL KELLY, President.
NV. PtAxT. s-erstaFy. jssod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

II cenhlins would prove his much
Wanted dsvedon TO the. Republican
party, 10 would bsv 10 The plaialy e.
pessssa Win d The majority aad -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Tanners Rival.

CzIcAoo. June 9l.-Grisoom's weight
ct the beginning Of bis twsnty.nith day
was 187H pounds. His loss 10 sex
pounds since the beginning OF bis fast
and . pound since yesterday. Intwsnty.
four hours he drank forty.eight ouncss
OF water. he feels we'll. and though
weak. 10 vivaoious In conversation and
rood tempered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

TIE Boston Journal Of commrcs pub
Ishes Q lot Of dJsins receipts; bat hone
Of them hsas The old-faahloasd vay 81
feeling with n empty sAsesss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
NOTICE.

AL PERsoss HAVING tn THIIR pos.
ss rsQnssfsdte lssvs the Sams u the onee q
~ COO Hna MN - sesp = scay.1t6es
estf nm; sspssnbsl u. iSts. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

The most smusipg feature 10 this new
revision Of the scriptures Il to sss thou
aasds Of people making . fuss about 1t
Who never did read the Bible anyhow.
and can't svsa now tell the Difference b.
tween The new and old versions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
Overland Passengers Coming.

Overland Passenger Coming.
TorrKA. Kansas. June 2l.-Ths fol.
lowing list Of overland passengers passed
Topeka. via the A. T. & 8. F. B. B..
June 81. to arrive In San Francisco June
26th: Robert Cleghorn. Portland. Or.
eRon; D. Horn. Umatills. Oregon; ]. g..
MeCloy, Tombstone, Arizona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22
eoRN.

In this city, June a; Jos. Ls~fraisnairs.
. native Of Canada, aged So years.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24

Some men connected with the depart.
ment then mix up the opium and take
out a small quantity far examination.
The officer, after inspection. marks the
quality on the side Of the eartben basin
in chalk. The samples are again mixed
up and tested with aBolntl0n Of tincture
OF iodine. II II happens that the cult
vator has bsen attempting 60 adulterate
his opium with faEinaeeous matter. the
solution viii discover the deceit. Ex-
perienced officers ARE alone trustedwith
this important duty, aud It Is expected
of them 70 be able to distinguish the
class Of the opium as rllich by the feel
and sight az bv chemical analysis. Phe
consistency of the "a am, Il easily told
by man who bes uoeu long as the
w9rk by simply turning .he opium over
with bis hand or with the aid Of a knife
II the opium Is Of a first-class quality
the coloriis Of q rich brown, and It Is so
stitf that there is some difficulty eNper-
ionced in turning. ThepOGrer the quail
ity the blacker ting color and the thin
ner the consistency.
After the opium has been weighed
and filed into separate jars according
TO its quality, they are sealed up aud
dispatched TO the factory, where all the
opium is again mixed up to n certain
consistency, and made into balls ready
for expectation aud sale at Calcutta.
After the opium has once been deliv.
cred into the hands OF the Government
Office, the cultiyator has nothing niole
to DO. He is paid so much 6y tho
pound; his former advances are de-
Quoted, and the connection between the
rdfdt and Government closes When
the balls are made they are packed into
boxes called "opinm chests and sent
down TO Calcutta. = Cgicatta Cor. San
Francisco Chronicle q.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24
HuMIoROus.

CANNrBALs are captive 'ating Great
ures. = Stettbeilrilie Herald. .a..s3.
MANY man goes to his grave with
out ever having known what It was 10
get split ont OF sleigh. - Commercial
AdUertiser .s y 8lis.
"INoUIRTSG Innocent No; the
plumber isn't the man who makes
pums. He is the man who makes you
swear. - CdtskiH Recorder. '''
Bur, soft! what light through yonder
window breakse 1t Is 3 SNOWFALL; and
yonder goes the son Of glazier.A--
Brooktya Uaion- argus. se@ 30 ssA
"fs LIFE worth hvingS'' is always
answered in the affirmative by the man
who holds free ticket 10 the theater.
- Indianapolis HeFald.
JANUARY is an "Off " month--that is,
a swearing "of" month. But tho
month is generally longer shan the
swear on. - NcfFisto,otl Herald
APmLADRLPHIA girl, who Is an ex-
pert at handkerchief flirtation. thinks
She ought 10 be appointed Chief Of She
Signal Service. ". Y. Express,
A GEEAIAN emigrant girl, weighing
over two hundred, has been abducted
In New York. A sort Of high-weigh
robbery, you know. Salem Sunbeam.
WHAT" asked the teacher, ewas
the greatest obstacle Washington en-
countered In crossing the Delawarep''
And the smart bad boy thought for n
minute and then made answer. 1.-The
toll man. - Bnrii1lqtOn HaIokeye.
The train had JUST rolled into the
station, and little Charley stood listen
ing a moment 10 the sound of the.
Westinghouse escape. Then, turning
10 his father, he said, "Pa, the en-
gine's all out o. breath. amt itT--
zSoston Transcript fea H
A PRUDEHT and far-seeing mother
married her two daughters some years
ago 10 plumber and an ioe man, and
now, no matter whether there Is a mild
winter or a severe one, she has q box
at the Charity Ball, and spends the
next summer at Newport, or goes 10
Europe, with one or other Of her
sons-in-law Chic. esi gmE
CONVERSATION between two school
boys, First boy--.'I'ye been down to
have my head felt by a phrenologist-" "
Second boy--.'What did be sayr'' First
boy "Oh, be said had great brain,
but nay body wasn't equal 70 il, and he
IoI6 suy Guvn NOR he'd orter take me- out
o school for a year. and just let me play
to rest and develop my physiquelI and
Guv,lor's going TO do L. Second
boy is now pestering his father 70 take
him 10 the phrenologisIs n BosFeR fos'.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24
ghe Peacock and the Oyster-A Fable.


ONE day an oyster set out TO cross
neck OF land 70 save himself a long
swim around ii, and as he iourneyed
along the dusty highway, content with
the weather, the climate and his sur
roundings, he suddenly heard harsh
voice crying out for him to halt. AS he
rolled into the shade OF pigweed, a
peacock advanced with lordly strut and
demanded. taf.8, ssl,,
How, now, airrah? Whsre are you
going, and what is your errandPn
I'm simply crossing from water TO
water, and tired enough / am. be-
iieye , have been three good hours
masking halt amile, y d. y s.e .gsl Z
Three hours5 Why, l could strut
over the place In three minutesl All,
me, but you don't amount to much for
size. !"
"No. child can swallow me at a
gulp.r
"And you aren the least bit pretty"
That true. My shell is coarse and
full Of ridges.
"And you can't singan
NOT q note" -t @
Nor ilyF'
. mot n hy." %.
"Well, wen. | really pity you. Now,
then, il you want 10 see something
gaudy, just gaze ON me :"
The bird strutted up and down. head
up and tail spread out, and the oyster
was compelled 70 say that il was sight
to do sore eyes good.
while you creepI walk, strut and
n.y."
q .sYes. -
While YOU whisper ! sing"
"Yes.a
"Whiie you tumble around in the
mud and sand | reflect all the colOrs OF
the rainbow on the lawn"
must admit II, sighed the oyster.
Z" And while pig-weed shelters YOU
il takes whole apple tree to give mo
shade. You seq
And the oyster saw. An eagle had
been looking for breakfast. The
humble oyster. hidden away under the
weed, escaped his piercing glances, but
the gorgeous peacock was instantly
seen and spotted. There was awhirr,
a scream, and the eagle had assembled
with the vain.glorious bird fast in his
claws,
'sCome 10 think il all over,n said tbs
oyster, as he squinfed his larboard eve
Hlolt, sit is about As well TO be AZ
oyster under a pig-weed as u peacock
in the claws OF an eagle. guess IN
move ON,
MORAL: Those who were born e
strut should not extIlt over those who
were born to creep. - Detroit Free Press.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24
pERsoNtL ann LIrRRARY.

I
JAMES 7. FIELDS thinxs that there,
are toe many novels in the hands Of The
people.
PREsrpxSr McCosn said, tho othsH
day, that the Concord School 0f
Philosophy is the literary ''annex +" of
Boston. Ia fr44sft si....
PRoFEssoR HUXLEY has been APP
pointed 10 succeed the late Frank Buck
land es Inspector General Of the Britz
ish Fisheries. ea s4
SENATOR MAHoNe, OF Virginia. has
q tine library in his home az Peters
burg, and many valuable pictures, aud
Ehek seh slerEs and arfisfic faslaa
The late Il. a. Sotherp is said 20
have earned an annual income Of $751;
900, and IL is added that he spent his
money almost rs rapidly as he made it.
THOMAS BAILEY ALDaIoH lives in
Ponkapog. a quiet spot in the town OF
Canton, Mass, in an old-fashioned two
story house, built at the beginning Of
the present century.
Mise LizzIR SARGENT, daughter Of
ex-senator Sargent of California. has
been regularly admitted as memher
OF the medical profession Of San Fran
cisco. She is q graduate of the Medic
cal College of the Pacific.
IT is good to know that George Eliot
has left some unpublished works behind
her. One of these is History Of
Ideas of Immortality" written several
years ago. The other is n complete
translation Of Spinoza's fsfsthics,r exes
cutcd during the Strauss and Feuerbach
period.
KING OSCAR. of Sweden. has just
published q volume entitled. " Poems
and Leaflets from My Journal" King
Louis. of Portugal. has completed his
translation into Portuguese of Shakes
peare's " Richard Ill" The proceeds
Of the sale Of his translations are de-
voted TO charitable purposes.
A PRIVATE letter from Boston lady
visiting Edinburgh 10 o friend in Hart
ford. says: Miss Isabella Bird, whose
book ON Japan you have probably seen,
Is tiny, frail-looking creature, with
great, startled eyes. One wonders nj
the spirit and courage she had To ex.
plore strange regions without any lady
companion. She Is to be married in
March 70 a DIR. Bishop, a physician OF
I Edinburgh. who makes generous prom
ises as TO her freedom in the future
but as she has nothing of the repent
creeping vine about her one is almost
sorry. However, there is a long, ro-
mnnticstoryconnecsed with this match"
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24

A YouEGman with a large book un-
der his arm and sevea-by-nine smile
on his mug stuck his head into the tick
ct window at the Union Depot, and
asked the clerk what the fare was TO san
Antonio.
Ten dollars and fifteen cents, re-
piled the ticket singer
IL am pining to leave Galvtston, but
lack ten dollars Of the ticket money
However. that shan't part as. nmake
apartial cash payment 6f fifteen oNnts,
and take the rest out in trade
What do You mean by taking il out
in trader
81 am book agent, and if you win
let me have The ticket / won't try 10
sell you book won't say book 70
you once. This is the most liberal and
advantageous offer ever made to the
public. aud you ought 10 take adyan-
tagc of ii. have been known to talk
a sane man so completely out of his
senses in fifteen minutes that he wasn't
even lit 20 send to the Legislature aft
erwards.n
What book have you got?n asked
the ticket agent.
A beaming smile came over the book
agents face, and ina sing-song voice he
began;
II am Offering In seventeen volumes
DR. Whifiletree's Observations in Pales-
tine, book that should be In evety
family; book that comprises the views
of the intelligent doctor on what he
saw in the Holy Land, with numerous
speculations and theories on what he
did not see, altogether forming com
plete fbpry Of deep research, pure
theology and chaste imagery. ! am
now Offering this inyalnable encyelope.
dia for the unprecedented low price Of
two dollars a volume, which is really
giving ii away for nothing -"
After the book agent had kept this
up for about ten minutes, he began to
grow discouraged, for. instead OF
showing signs OF weakening, the ticket
agent, with an eestatio smile on bis
face, begged the eloquent man TO keep
on.
The book agent stopped TO rest his
jaw, when the ticket man reached ont
his hand and said: " Shake, ole fel!
Come inside and take chair, and sing
that all over agEin. That cheers me
up like u cocktail. l used 10 be book
agent myself before l reformed and
went into the railroad business, and
that is like music to me. 10 soOthes
me all over, II calls back hallowed
memories OF the past, and makes me
want 10 go out on the road again.
would rather pay twenty dollars than
have you leave Galveston. You must
come around every day. / could listen
to that all day, and cry for more"
The book agent shut his book aud
said:
Some internal hyeuR has given me
away; but there is another railroad that
can get out of this one-horse town
ON. Ill not consent TO travel on any
road that don't employ gentlemen who
can treat cash customer with common
politeness, You can't capture my book
on any terms, and If YOU win come out
of your cage I'll punch your head in
less time than You can punch ticketN
And he passed out like a beautiful dream
- GalcestOB ke,Cs.
IT cost the Canadians Sl64.675 to.
support the establishment OF Governor
General Lorne last gear.
.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24
The waiting Philosopher.


SOME people think it one Of the hard
est strains on human nature TO be
obliged to wait at a country depot for
the train. A philosopher takes real
pleasure in hanging around depot for
three hours. During the first fifteen
minutes he reads all the railroad cards
hanging in the waiting-room. ii he is
near-sighted or q poor reader he can
put in half an hour at this. Every de-
pot in this broad land has n front door.
The scenery from n depot front door Is
always grand. There Is the track each
way, there Is the water-tank; there Is
often small grocery on the corner
opposite, with two small boys licking
their lips before the jar OF candy in the
window. IL is often the case that -
depot is surrounded by houses. Here
Is q great chanceto speculate. II there
are, say, twelve houses within sight.
the philosopher can wonder how many
are under mortgage, what percentage
of husbands have missed the top-stair
in going down cellar; how many moth
ers-in-law make home happy, and so
on, for an hour and half.
There Is always dog. small boy
and lame man around a depot A
philosopher viii make advances 70 the
dog and manage to tie his hind legs to-
gether and start him of with 4 yell.
He viii win the small boy's confidence
with smile. and give him . cent 70
stand ON his head He will getnp re-
union with the old man and draw him
out. The old man got hurt by tumbling
into a ditch when he was drunk, but a
sharp man can start the conversation so
that he will claim TO have received the
hurt while climbing lookout Mountain
rod ahead of Joe Hooker.
Two hours and a half thus slip by on
the wings of lightning, While the fussy
tat man with the carpet-sack has gone
to sleep in despair, the philosopher has
been having a bully time. The other
half hour Is mere nothing. The PHI
lOsopher put that ia by asking the tele-
graph operator how long il took him TO
learn; by taking FIVE or six drinks from
the water-cooler; by walking up and
down the platform, and counting the
birds on the telegraph-wires; or by
walking two or three miles down the
track 10 meet the train and ask the con
duotoT If his family are as well as usual.
There is no earthly reason why any
waiting passenger shouldn't take solid
comfort around depot. n Wall STREE
Daily Nst0S e4l
spt,stsy,,en,sfe ,,n,. t,l.,, ,,,h,,..l q. ii,,,.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24

As star from the sea new risen,
Asthe Wait ~ an angeIs wing,
AZ a inrk's sylR tctrd iu prison.
rs the proHite ~ suintner m spring.
she came 70 ue, ihsaugh Tho sifiinrRs. .
The shadeira ihat iiiig ne rptmd.
Tho dhllHeast ~ yuatk nnd liness
wherein my spirit ia b0uutL
Shttamo with her eyes igtr- hden,
lttr laughter of liiY and ruse,
\ fraHilc and 5ioWtf-ille maiden.
~ the season OF frost and SHOWS.
she smiled, and the shadcs leparted;
Nhe sbnuc, and the enows were raini
And he VINO was fruzrn-henrtsd
.Doonlcd Up ia love aeain
--Neir and Old.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24

II cost the Canadians Sl64.67 to.
support the establishment OF Governor
General Lorne last gear.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24

TENNYsoN's now play, whose failure
was 50 generally anticipated, has met
With agreat suecess,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-24

JERusALEM is about to have tele.
phone exchange,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
XLVITH CONGRESS--1IID SESSION

prcrLAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE J"ANNE1Ik-lh" Noi'on.
RESOLUTION AMENDED AND PASSED IN lhS
sENATE-TnE PAGE RELIEF BILL IN THE HOUSE
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb a. 1881.
The House bill appropriating $26,OOO TOT
the flooring OF the National Museum was taken up n
passed finally r.,
Mr. BAYARD (Dem, DELI. from the Committee on RI
nance reported the Refunding bill with amchomenVs'
ordered 10 be printed and placed on the calendar
Mr. MCPHERSON tDem.. n. j. moved to take up inc
bill approprating $10O,O 900 to be used under 'le ueo
ton OF the Navy Department to prosecute seuro u
the steamer Jeanette, Of the Arctic exploring
The motion was agreed to. and Mr. N, pherso Sn
suhmitted substitute appropratng SioV U a.
iiS% Of the secretary Of the Navy the immediate
charter purchase. equipment and supply od rch other
vessels as may be found during the cruise 10 need @
snce He explained that whaling vessels were cup S
suSst,tute adopted and bill passed finally: go,
S OeS the Snssaa when S Mr. e
moved it's postponement to take up Tue Gran. o,e
s4 sR5 9TH that ST. H Ga with Mr.
the RsP~e' sanautd that the bridging
M Of the matter this morning would interfere WIN
more important question: uo.o,,,,on oorrino rho
right of the Senate to make The eees.ra
count eff II If s GrS sa d
jectionabe, had not come from committee ont
W mlQngnt u
OF people who had been undertaking TO govern ms
country The resolution did not cover tue wnoe sun
jcct and did come from committee which could ten
ihe Senate what meant what Implied ana precisely
what implications should not be drawn from SAYING one
fhing and saying another when that other tnlng was
mart and parcel of the transaction referred 10.
Mr. THCRMAN (Dem.. ObiO) replied That the most
impOrtant legislation had been the product OF cauc!s
The Resumption IN 1873, for instance. was brought
in from Republican caucus aud was forced through the
Senate by unwilling CHAIRMAN OF the Finance CON-
inlttee. - J.,
MIR EDMUNDS said, as to the matter OF the caucus ne
had heard of none connection with the pending rcSo
luton other than the Democratic caucus. As 10 the R
simptJn Act the Journals slowed that was Telotcu
from the committee In the regular way.
Mr. HOAR (Rep, Mass) moved an amendment addlns
10 the resolution the words land that 1t Is Tie
duty OF Congress without delay, to Institute measures
10 execute the and orderly performance or SAD duty
In future" Adopted ON viva vUce vote.
Mr.. Morgans resolution thus amended was tnrh
ngreed tOycas. AZ with one vote (Mr Whytr) Ia thc
negative Tie affirmative included with tile Demo
Gratis Messrs Allison, Blair. BOoD, COnEng, DAVIS
III D. Hoar and Jones (Neyl
segulpr order, then Informally laid aside ana e
Senate resumed consideration Of the Prnsio" Appopra-
ZION bill, the question being on Mr. Ntler.F nnriT
mtnt inserting the provisions OF the sixty surgeons ph
Mr. LOGAN occupied the intervening time nnt1 at
iinruinen t in OppOsi lion TO the amendment.
Without action the pending Amendment ~ ue
Pension Appropriation bill tue Senate, az oclOcH al
j0urned until Tomorrow.