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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-02
AGRICULTURE.

HINTS FOR FARMERs AND OTHERS
Provide boxes or shelves with apart
ments, and place In appropriate divi-
sjons, distinctly marked, all refuse
screws. bolts, rivets, staples, tacks,
etc., and replenish them as needed by
pun chases at hardware st0r es, procur-
ing all the kinds and sizes you ever
want. Such things always at hand,
costing, perhaps, but a few cents, may
save you dollars, in time, when repair
Is needed at busy time and laborors
are waiting.
Keep ali the hinges and latches about
the house oiled, to prevent wear and
sqCeaking. 90 over them once q week
with oil and feather, make regular
work oft. Keep gates properly creased
they do not sag. The labor of drag
useless.
U Sc coalashes or wood dust,or both,
in all your vaults daily. This will
prevent all bad odor, rendering the
cleaning as easy as shOveling sand ,anti
Will prevent all danger Of wells becom-
ing poisined by the drainage.
Give pure water to animals. Cows
are sometimes watered from wells in
the manure yard containing impuri-
ties, and the milk is more or less de-
filed and poisoned, tho butter tainted,
and the owner wonders why his family
suffers SO much from sickness. If YOU
expect good healthy pigs and whole
some pork let them have pure water,
pure food and constantly clean quar-
tiers. We have actually seen the care
less and dirty character OF some far
mers photographed in their filthy pig
pens.
Use petroleum as a prcseYative OF
all exposed woodwork and tools. 1t is
1t is very good for all wood building gs ,
good for gates, farm wagons, rakes
and tOrks,and for all rustic work ex-
posed to weather. 1t will pay its cost
back again at least 1000 per cent.
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Railways Regulating Pills.

Rergoot Purgatives, Soothing Apsr1snta
Aot Without Pain, Always Reliable
and Natural In their Operation.
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BRIEF TELEcRAws,

The projeptota Worlds Fairiu New York
In 1888 is revived.
The contributions to the Garfield mohu.
ment fund up to yesterday amounted to
Sl2,655.
Ross objects to 81. Louis as the place for
his race With llanlan. llahlan ls getting
into form fast ..., ...
Enanuel Ettinger, Under sentence Of
death Nt Middleburg, Pa, for murder, died
in Jail yesterday.
The New York Medical Record will pub.
lish an editorial to-day Upon liuileau's
iiienlal GonliEi0h, BGbfessl6g The GplBldt
that lie eanhoE be considered Irresponsible.
Three Union printers who, as commit.
tee, entered the composing room Of Shef.
man 4 Co., Philadelphia, and ordered a
strike there, and were arrested for Conspif.
acy, are seeking release on q writ Of hdtedS
corpus.
Sanford Noe, n brutal vile heater neat
Cifsenyiie, ill., ShIbTeti liz Wiz Hhhtfti.
fully, after which she took refuge at d
neiehlots. The following 1lay She was
murdered by her husband at the wash tub.
lie stabbed her three times with a dirk
atld then escaped t9x4ralg The Eiyet. '''
Owing TO the strike oi tl,e shippers al f.or.
lizards tobacco works, al Jersey City, the
management has concluded 10 close lie
sttlpEerST department and Gpeh a aepatt,
Went IN 81 Louis, where the business Of
that department will he done by elk hun.
dred hands. This declslon throws all the
strikers out OF employment Stripped leaf
will be shipped 10 Jersey City daily,
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FoREIoM NorEs.

II Is stated that the British in Pretoria
are destroying their forts prepatory 10 the
withdrawal OF the garrison.
It is stated that tic sole object Of the
King Of 1taly's visit to the Emperor Of
Austria Is TO Join the Austro.G German alli-
anCe. ~
The British Bark I.cbu was abandoned
Oft Douglas, Isle Of Man. A life-boat, when
rescuing the crew, Capsized and twelve per-
sons were drowned.
The New Zealand government has In
formed the rebellious natives that the offer
o. q peaceable arrangement will be With
drawn at the expiration of u fortnight.
Accounts OF shipping disasters continue
to be received from and all around the
coasts. A hrigantine has been wrecked
near Falmouth. All hands were drowned.
Tho Dutch steamer Kong Dernederlahd.
en-, from Batavia for Amsterdam, broke
shaft and ioundered in latitude 81 south,
longitude 04' east. Six boats containing
sevcnty.ilve persons aro missing.
The county OF Dublin Is proclaimed un.
der the arms act. O'Gorman, the proprie-
tor oi the Imperial Hotel, and 0'Bfien,
members OF the CharlesVilIe
League have been arrested Al Mo :
naghan the police, stopped the weekly
leage meeting there.
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HIGH WATER.
I'D
The Mississippi Levces Breaking and
the Lands Flooded.

Sr. Louis, Mo-, October 2l.-A Hannibal
dispatch says; A break in the levee is re-
ported fifteen miles below here, through
which the water Is rushing In tremendous
volumes and flooding the country. Rail.
road travel Is greatly iinpodcd. The kco.
kuk and ST. Louis Railroads have abRn-
toned all trains TO Hannibal. A Warsaw
dispatch says the waterfall was one and u
haf inches the last twenty.four hours. The
break In the levee four miles below here
lisa widened to nearly 200 feet. Nearly all
the corn In the bottom IL In tho water.
CnicGdO, October 21.--AdviCEs this
morning from Quincy Indicate that there
IL no material change in the situation along
tho river at that point, excepting that the
flood Is steadily advancing, The river hay.
Ing risen seven inches In the past twenty.
four hours. The Hannibal \ St Joseph,
the Quincy, Missouri Pacific, and tho 81.
IOuis, KeOkuk 4 Northwestern trucks Oil
the Missouri side OF the river are Under
water. All trains are abandoned for the
present. A break Is reported In the In.
dian Grave levee, sixteen miles above
Quincy, but the crevassc Is not serious,
tho backwater from Quincy Bay having al.
ready flooded a wide extent Of country
north OF Quincy. Along the Sny the de.
ElfuCtiOn ID complete. The Wnter from the
Cteyasse west Of I,Ockport Ia gradually eS.
tending and inundatlng tile fine farming
country protected BY tic ombank.
ment. Last night the Sny levee
broke at n point below East Hamilton,
and The water Is pouring IN and backing
tip over the bottom lands. Unless thBpn Is
a speedy fall The water may be expected to
cover all the low lands baCk Of the levee ns
far up as East Hannibal. The break In
the levGe IL said by the 1evee Commission.
et tu be two hundred feet In width, and
tic water being almost to TIE top Of the
enlbankment & porting thF9HgH With a
toatihg rush that can I'D Heard iot hileS.
No definite estimate Of losses can yet I've
obtained, but The porn still remaining OH
the batteries will lie almost totally de.
stroyed. The leyee above this place Is still
un6roken, but al one point nearly oppo.
site Is sloughlng Oft and hourly growing
weaker, The river here las risen
eleven Inches In tie last tYenty.l9lr hours,
and is now but three feet belbw The HIGH
water mark OF 1851. This is higher than
ever since that memorable year. Railroad
itacks AFe Al under water and ttolIiC il
nearly al Q AiaDd 6lill MIhyenpott, Iowa,
The \ Mississippi lacks only seventeen ihtlicS
OF The highest feaChs,l by tue great flood Of
1890, The streets near the river are badly
flooded, and lIayel on some ol them i'm.
possible. In one place the street cars are
tunnlDg In water foot deep sideYalks
ate aAoatl and lipd 10 hqnsCs by ropes
The cellars Of many large husineas hpnses
are full Of water, neCessitatlng the hasty
removal Of large quantity oi goods The
water % still advancing,
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CApT. EADs viNDICATED.
Mississippi Jettles Pronounced Sueces
by COmpetent Judges.


by Competent Judges.
Sr. Louis, October 2l.-Sevcral days ago
Capt. James B. Eads addressed n commit.
nication to the Merchants Exchange, draw.
Ing attention to the fact that several foreign
newspapers recently published statements
to the effect that the lefty system at tho
mouth Of the Mississippi River Is not u
success, and asked the Exchange toappoint
committee to investigate the matter.
President MCEnnis appointed a committee
composed Of four leading members Of the
Exchange, who have made II report. They
express the opinion that the accounts In the
foreign papers were based upon tho mis-.
representations made by tho Cincinnati
Commercial and Memphis A'dldnche. They
quote from the official report Of the Gov.
ernment officers and other reliable author.
ity to show that the required depth Of
water has been obtained, and II Is main.
tainei that the largest Ocean.guing vessels
pass in and olt Without detention tl,at The
Government Inns regularly paid Capt fads
for two years past the quarterly install.
inents due for the maintenance OF the
channel, and report the following resolu.
tions which have been adopted, as an ex.
preston Of the Exchange.
HeSOlYd, That lie statement publighed by
The Cincinnati Commercial and Memphis
Avalanche to the effect that the Calnnel
through the jetties, At the mouth Of the Miss.
issippi river, isand has been deficient and
that the work is failure. are wholly I'm.
founded In fact; that careful Investigation
Of the facts hayg shown tho miGfBilaI
channel Of tW9 hg6dted lsei II Width and
seYeHty.slt iGet III depth, as required by law
10 he, and 10 have lIeetl fully maintained
that said channel Is a permanent one, and
il broad and deep enough 10 accommodate
the largest class Of merchant vessels.
ReSolei, That we emphatiCally condemn
the publication Of the articles referred 70,
and do pronounce them injurious 10 tie
Interests d t4ihhlepe oi the Mississippi
Valley, ." i''
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NoRFoLK, October 21.-This city had n
local celebration today Of the Yorktown.
Centennial. The streets and houses were
deliberately decorated with flags and colofs
Of America, France, Germany, England and
Ireland. Triumphal arches spahned Die
principal streets and there were many
bands Of music. The procession included.
a detachment Of marines, some military
corps returning from Yorktown, school
children and representatives Of the trade
and manufacturing industries OF the town.
4 squad otinhntiIe cavalry, organized by
the great grandson otCnl. John II. Broohia
W The "sons OF Freedom fame, was a
feature Of the parade. Great crowds OF
people are out tonight viewing the illumi-
nations Of the city and sea A pyrOteClinic
display closed The celebration.
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YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.
A Florld Description OF the Closing

A FIorld Description OF the Closing
Scenes.
NEw YORK, October 9l.-The: e:TriCLmc'S
correspondent thus describes the closing
SCENES at Yorktown yesterday: At five
o'clock, just us the sun was sinking behind
Yorktown bluffs, the British flag Is shown
on the iorcmNst Of the Trenton and II great
gun il fired. Instantly other ships run up
tho sme coloB and gun answers gun
along the line. The echoes are tossed to
anil fro between York and Gloucestcr's
shores, from the grassy slopes OF the old
Orilications, and from the distant camp
down the river, comes the answer
ng explosions, telling that the army
IONS the navy in this very unusual
and graceful act OF courtesy toward the
mother country. Now the yards are
manned and final Ellute IL given the
American flag in which the two French
ships join, and so with hearty greeting
totrcat Britain, against whose armies and
fleets Americas hostile guns clamOred for
liberty and independence hundred years
NO. and TO Queen Victoria who has, in
this time Of sorrow, won new title to the
loving respect Of every American heart,
tile great Centennial OF the great victory ut
NnFkInWn pnlg
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The ,.ysnderbli, wsr.

p0lVNRpa Nclober 2l,-The altQrneya
int Iewett IN his rtilroal war with W,
II, Vanderbilt, In which he seoks ia hre.
vent the consolidation Of the o. Q. O. 4 |,
and q. H. 4 \. railroads, held 4 CoAsulta.
iIoH this morning hut did not arrive at any
conclusion as 10 what would be done IN
reference to the alleged contempt Of Court,
pfactiCed at Cleveland yesterday. However
q rumot that an effort would be made 10
arrest all who participated iB pretty well
founded. tef F"
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Ghs GttelliaetHr,
oa,ec. Ao., IS aud "a Rourleenth Street.
rnr lunn oi BarnesyiIle Is slilI worrying

Tar town OF GAINESVILLE is still worrying
chow She can recover, in whole or part,
,ls territory invaded and captured by the
p.llaite and Woodsfeld railroad. The
i,,e., I scheme is to build narrow gauge
i,,m E,rncsyile via SomertOn and Malaga
:, jerusalem, Oh the Bellaire and Woods
f.l narrow gauge. A meeting was held
n discuss this project, at Malaga, few
',y. ago. A committee of three each
tr,m somcrton, Malaga, Jerusalem, Mil
on.bur, l.ewisyille and GAINESVILLE was
mDoIntci to test the feeling of their re-
.rr,tiyc localities in regard to the feasibil-
nv Of raising the necessary money. The
imprc,.on seemed to obtain at the meet
inr thu, RnesyilIe ought to pretty much
mdll the road herself-to the extent at
la.t Of furnishing three-fourths Of the
money How the proposed road, il built,
vooli divert trade from seeking the riverat
gllaire it is difficult to see,
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is more confidence in the future on account
Of the decline in production. United GER
tifcates were quoted ut 96a9Sjc, and closed
this afternoon at SAFE. Sales and resales,
l,I50,OOO barrels; shipments, 10000 bar
rels.
Live stock is in large supply and active
and weaker. Cattle receipts, 1886 head;
common to prime selling at s. so to So so.
Hogs, receipts, 23,4s5 head, against Is, 1926
head last week. Philadelphias are quoted
at % so to 81 10. Sheep, receipts, 1910
head, an increase of 5000 over last week,
Common to extra, s. 50to s.,
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Sr Paul, October 2l.-The Republican
caucus met at o'clock last night, with
INoqt of III Republican members Of the
legislature present On the first ballot
William Window received 90 votes, Chas.
A. Iillman gS, and G. G. Dunn IL. The
ahil.Windom vote was divided In accord.
anCc with the plan Of the opposition to
make confusion and prevent Ills nomina.
lion on the first ballot, Window having a
majority. Gen. John y. Sanborn OF ii.
raul, one Of the leaders Of the opposition,
moved this nomination by aCClamation,
Which was carried. II Is thought that
Nlhdom will receive nil the Republican
votes III the Legislature.
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PATRICK FORD.
omcIal Count Of Hamilton County Vote.

CNuSNArl, October 2l.-The official
count Of the Hamilton county vote ut the
last election has just been concluded, and
shows total vote for Foster (Republican)
for Governor Of 2S,Gll; Bookwalter Dem
ocratl, 2j,O6O; Fosters majority, 3,551. The
malortics Tor the other State officers nre:
Richards, l.icutcnant.Governor, 1889;
l0ngworth, Supreme Judge, 4,7l5; Nash,
AtIorncy.Gcncral 3,403; Turney, Treas.
nrer, 5,GOt; Paul, Board Of Public Works,
5iW. There is no change in county Off.
cen, as previously reported. Deverellx, the
only Democrat elected on the Legislative
licked defeated Robert Harlan (Republi.
cam by %t9 votes Ludlow, the Temper
aRre candidate for Governor, received 4S7
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ATLANTA, Ga, October 2l.--The Gin.
Cinnati day at the Exposition was great
success. 4 large excursion party, under
the auspices Of tho Board OF Trade OF that
city, visited 0glethorpe Park. At noon
they assembled In the Judges hall, where
short speeches were made and the inter.
change Of congratulations took place. The
visitors expressed astonishment at the
magnitude Of the Exposition. Eight large
excursion trains arc already booked for Tho
GovcrnOrs's day OH Thursday next. An
immense attendance from Yorktown Is
promised. The rates on all tho Southern
roads hhve boCn reduced for the occasion.
Board and shelter Can be had to suit all
purses, and Atlanta can take care of any
crowd, however large. The original model
Of n jim made by Ollo Whitney was placed
on exhibition to-day and attracted crowds
OF visitors. a stand Is erected In the centre
Of the main building stirmountedhy beau.
tiiully draped portraits OF Gen. Garfield,
his vile and mother. There one dollar
subscriptions are received for the Garfield
monument fund. The people are respond
ing freely
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~ totL EIc,nted RnIIWnt Mnilera.

N@ ioRH, October 2l.--Judge West.
SOW has rendered Il decision to restore
w w New York Elevated road 10 the New
avg, r|k Elevated Company, stating that grave
SatSlGn' y arcinvOlved regarding the valldi.
~ ,hc leases made ly the New York
iaa tN Metropolitan Companies TO Tie 1ian.
sar, gaNar, and intimating that the receivers
ILa.,'a Laoa test The question. The receivers
fuCh siit ' 'N' "'''''' "'"s
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NANCLEAVE's VISIT
Ia Steuben. .iJJs-A Sympathetic Min
lister HlCtImiEed.


IstCT ElCtlmiEed.
;,eclal Dispatch to the Intclligencer
SuuFxylLLE, October 2l.-A gentle.
man giving his name us Rev, Yancleave
struck our city last Saturday evening, Rep
r,entns himself MS u temperance apostle,
he prevailed on one Of our ministers to ac-
company him to u boarding.house, where
he WAS left in good hands. The next day
Res. yancIcayc preached for the kind
minister lie remained here until this
evening, when he concluded 10 leave, tell
ipg his Iandlady that the minister would
settle his bill. That gentleman was some
what surprised, and would like to find his
cnlnky friend.
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clXclSSNrl October 2l.-The inquest on
Ile death Of Mrs. Vanbibber, who was
slol l by her husband October 4tli, has been
prolonged until to-day, when II verdict was
rendered that she came to her death from
q pstoI shot in the hands Of her husband,
whether accidental or otherwise could not
e undermined, The Coroner himself has
Sel eehsnred in the newspapers beCatise
ne went to the bed sideof the woman 10
y! IAN antc.mortCm statement. Chargesare
PE,lhg male that this llastened her death.
lae verdict has nothing In II on this point.
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r.rl. ElanlrIeai ErnoAl,Inn.

PARIS, October 2i.-The Minister'S Posts
and Telegraph offices, at the distribution oi
awards Ct the Electrical Exhibition, Rail
that the progress already achieved Was
a sure pfessage Of the advance eleOttlc,itv
would make In the future,
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PATRICK TOHD's MANIFESTO.
Irlshmen Encouraged TO Brave the brit
ISh Lion.

NEw YoRE, October 2l.-Mr. PatricL;
Ford cabled to the Freemdn's Journal this
morning the following:
"O0icr Of the Irish World, New York,
October gl.-Men Of Ireland, the eyes OF
the world are on you. Stand together. be
faithful to your imprisoned chiefs; obey
the manifesto. No rents! Prepare for sacri.
ices. Be brave but prudent rely on
America, Money and sympathy wifi flow
over to yon, We will succor the children
Of the eviction and honor moral heroes.
landlords must 90. BE true to principle
and your redemption Is assured. God save
lrandw
Signed PATRICK FORD.
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UI,4I's ti,S Enswv.

eHIe'oo ILL.,, October 2l.-The National
ilVlsleS' ln.s, Of the Revolutionary party Of
%".i %m",,tSln Socialists met at Turner Han this
%Olnihg s" with quite numerous attend.
a.'e y. nom all paris Of the country, but ai.
N, ~ gISln2ing adjourned until afternoon.
ia 'V.t announced purpose and principle ia
ron,n NUKE war on capital MS being the
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PinLAnELruiA, Pa, October 2i.-th q
suit in the United States Couri, ,oi Kennedy
Bros, Of Kentucky, against the Collector
Of this port, the jury returned n verdict OF
$@H2 orplaihtitIs. Tho plaintiffs imported
nlnety.fve bundles Of iron bands TO bind
cotton, called cotton lies, which the Collec.
tor RseEeI as Iron, and the suit was
htOtlghL 10 recover excess Of duty, paidl
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i,,, NEy ioGg, October 2l.--Actlns gnper.
iWNNhacnt Thornc received letter from
,RIIeh Thomas, Of Columbus, o., saving
~, SI he bad prisoner, Henry Wilson,
\ " SS9nIeSSes that on September I'd, 1879,
y ~, Al'ed his sister i9 a hOuse on Nassau
LsS'' lhls city, lie says his father Il a
e'epef IN Slng Sing State Prison, "' T"
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we'll, WhAt NestY

Iowa CRY, Iowa, October q ,-areat ex-
element was created In this city this after.
noon by q landloId threatening TO hold a
corpse IN poor family for rent and " sell
II for dissecting purposes The landlord
has been threatened with mob law.
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NgwToN, MI, October lin tie sus.
Gex Independent libel cases, In which The
editors pleaded guilty, ,Gibbes wass sentenced
TO ten months hard labor In lie State prison
and two hundred dollars fine, l, j, Sian.
ton, the other editor, got SlS months and
the same fine, The sentences are Cohsid.
cred very severe,
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CHARNOCK--On Friday morning. October 2ist.
1881 Of typhoid Ievcf tANE n. CHARsOtk, JR., s6n
0i Ahnei and Elizabeth CharhOck, In the 56th yeaf
Ot bis age.
Funeral from the residence Of his father, No. 3i2l
McColloeh street, on Sunday afternoon al ! o'eiocR.
lntetnehi a. Noun. Ollvct Cemetery. Friends Of
lhe family arc respectfully Invited to attend.
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BosroS, October 2i.--At Mystic Patk
to-day CHARLES Leroy rode twenty miles In
90 minutes @l seconds, using thirteen
lQtAe9,
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Tyner is making hard fight 10 retain
his place, or at least 10 be eEOncruted from
any GompliCity with the Biar Route frauds
IIe had an interview with The President
today which lasted three hours. lie placed
his side Of the case before the President,
and his statement was listened to with
patience and attention, frequent questions
being asked which showed that the Presi.
dent had a pretty 4hOrough knowledge Of
he Star Route afAis, Tyner failed 10 get
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itowOArE's BAtL BOND FORFEITED.

The grand jury found m indictment
against Capt. 1lowgate, charging him with
einbezzling over $4,000 from the Govern.
ment. Capt. ltowgate not appearing when
called for, his bond Of $4,000 was forfeited.
The bondsmen nre W. d. Moses, W. W.
Mccullough and n. Anderson.
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The Senate was called to order by presi.
dent DaViGat noon, with quite a full atten.
dance Of Senators The galleries were filed.
Sherman called Tip the resolution offered
by him prior TO the recess, calling on the
Seeretary Of the Treasury for the report Of
James r. Mcline, Senator Farley offered
an amendment 10 include with the report
tlle testimony taken during the inycstiga.
tian. Dawes aud Sherman opposed the
amendment, wbiRh was lost-ayes ~,
nays 81, and the resolution was adopted.
Senator MCPHERSON presented a petition
from certain members Of the Legislature Of
the State Of New York against the titles Of
Senators Miller and 1Apliam. lleierred to
lbe Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The Senate then went into Executive
session, and wien the dOpF re.opehed II
adjourned