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ST. ClAihsViILe,
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Common Pleas Court ~rso""i'

aN"S
Special 10 H. he0iStT.
ST. CIvrsyILIa, February S.--We are ex-
perIencing a smallpox scare here, to-day,
though it is probable there is not much
foundation for it, Newell X. Kennon,
ESQ. one of our foremost young attorneys,
was over to Washington, Pa, about ten
DAYS ago, and there were then several cases
of smallpox in that town. Yesterday he
was taken sick, and while he has some OF
the symptoms of smallpox, his physician
Dr. Alexander, has strong hopes that 1t
may not be the much dreaded disease. Mr..
Kennon is better, to-day, and the scare
seems to be subsiding The residence OF
the family is quarantined. and as it stands
some distance from other houses, there is
not much danger of the disease spre ading
if such it prove TO he. Fortunately none
of the Kennon family are now at home,
except Newell and his mother, hence there
is no danger of other members Of the iamI-
" becoming victims.
Another saloon is TO be started here IN
short time. Charles Mcfarland, the sew
ing machine man. has decided 10 abandon
that honorable occupation, and go into the
saloon business in the room now occupied
by OsbOrne's grocery. This will make
eight saloons in Sl. Clairsyille. Surely this
is enough for a town OF 800 inhabitants
Mfr. Mcfarland will also run a billiard
room in connection with the liquid depart
ment
Mrs. Jane G.. Humphrey died Monday
night, at the residence OF her son, Benz
Humphrey, in this place. She was the
widow of Alexander Humphrey, who died
some years ago. Her age was GG years. The
funeral took place to-day. lnterment in
Union Cemetery.
The trustees OF the st. Clairsville and
Northern railroad are making efforts to
lease the road to parties who will take II
and operate il for q number OF years. There
are several parties who want it.
Common Pleas Court will open next
Tuesday, when Judge elect Kelly will oc'
cury the bench for the first time.
fRe telegraph Office heretofore located at
Pssco station, on the C., T. '. Il w. X. H.,
has been moved up to Barton station, the
next station above. Alex. France is opera
tor. c,,
The Mutual Union Telegraph Company
have not vet established an office here, ana
II is nrobable they will not do so. There IS
hardly enough business here TO pay Two
offices.
The DAILY REGISTER now reaches here ny
o'clock every morning and is distributed
to a large number OF patrons by the wide
awake agent, James Singer.
Charles Chadwick was sent up TO the
county Jail on Monday, to await the action
of the grand jury He is charged with
stealing s65 from Frank Fisher, Of Bridge
Jos II. Close, one Of our fine wool
growers, has received an order from new
Mexico for 80 Of his Spanish Merino DUCKS
o,l
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A RAILROAD CONTRACT LET.
An outlet From the Reading Goal
Yields by the New York Central.

NEw YoRK, February "a contract has
lust been executed between the New York
Central Reading and Mctiee's road by which
a road Is to be built between Williamsport,
the western terminus Of the Reading sys.
TEN. and Stockdale Station, three and a
half miles from Wellsboro. d distance OF
seyenty.fve miles, thus forming through
line from the Reading coal fields via the
New York Central The New York Central,
Reading and McGee's road guarantee the
bonds, and the work is TO be let instantly
and completed this season. The price tenn
porarily Gyed. subject to periodical arb.
iration and adjustment. for carrying coal
to Buffalo, il - per cent of its price there.
Reading receiving - per cent. for coal de-
livered at Shamokin.
The SSSsf0rk Central new board OF Di-
rectors wit probably be announced this
.Yeek by araScable adjustment between all
parties and interests b. the resignation of
i've out OF nine and the election OF new
members. representing the Garrett and the
Reading interests.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning Session.


The House was opened with prayer by
Delegate Sydenstricker.
Resolutions,
Mr. Dodrill offered resolution that here
after the sessions OF the House shall begin
at 0 A. VI. and continue till 1890 P. NJ, and
from $50 P. NJ, till $50 P. NJ.
Objected to by Mr.. Fulkerson and laid
over, under the rules.
4 resolution offered by Mr.. Riley was
adopted, directing the clerk to have print
ed in the journal of the House, the calen-
dar for succeeding days.
Petitions.
Mr.. Grantham presented the petition OF
% citizens of Jefferson county, asking for
the Prohibitory Amendment.
Mr.. kepner presented Is petitions from
citizens OF Wheeling, containing in. the
aggregate l 1861 names, asking for the re-
lection of Senate Bill No. 202, amending
the charter of Wheeling, or the amend
ment of the bill so as that it may be sub
mitted to vote OF the people for adoption
or rejection.
Bills Passed.
bill authorizing the Judge OF the Fifth
judicial Circuit TO employ 4 shorthand
reporter.
A bill giving aliens the right to pur.
chase, take and hold real estate.
A bill concerning the arrangement oi
certain magisterial districts.
A bill amending the law legalizing the
marriage relations of colored persons.
A bin amending the recording OF liens fol
purchase money, mechanics and laborers.
4 bill amending the law relating TO the
qualifications and duties Of executors.
A bill relating to the sale Of property OF
minors.
Afternoon Session.
The House met promptly at the usual
hour, and proceeded 70 the consideration
OF bills on their reading.
II. B. No. lsl, TO prevent trespasses by
non-residents, in the border counties OF thi!
II. 3. No. go. for the relief OF Hugh
Evans, late sheriff of Taylor county,
II. B. No. 232 amending the act estab
fishing the independent school district oI
Phillip,
III. Ii. No. 2ls, to incorporate the town o!
Benwood, in Marshall county,
H. b. No. pa, relative to regulations re
spectiag licenses for the sale OF liquors
druggists, &C., and for other purposes
were each read third time and passed
with their titles, after which the House sd
journed.
On motion of Mr.. Beckwith, Senate bill
No. 202, in relation to the government o
the city of Wheeling, was taken up and re
ferred TO the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Zee, on leave. introduced House bil
No. 40i. 10 reimburse London BAiiey al
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Railroad Land Grants.

WASHINGTON, February S.-A prominent
member OF the House Committee on Pacific
Railroads, on the subject OF the proposed
compulsory forfeiture of the land grants
bp various railroad companies, which have
not complied with the law, says: 1t is
quite probable that the Pacific Railroad
Committee will not act on the matter until
after the Judiciary Committee has decided
as to the power which was vested in the re-
spectiye railroads by the issuance OF the
land grants. The gentleman added To
compel the railroads to give up these lands
would undoubtedly work great hardship,
and the question is one of great import
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NEAR HOME.
News from Our Specia! Cores
p0adeats.
Died from His lnjuries-Iasaae-Small-Po -Pox
s Presentation---A Scare - Sudden
Oeath-Persoaal.
WASHINGTON, Pa.
Died OF His Injnrics-Insane-Sm
Dying Out.

Died OF His Injnries-Insane-Sm
Dying Out.
Special Dispatch 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, February s.-Prof.
Ed. W. Mouck, county Superintendent Of
Public Schools, who was struck by a pass.
ing train on January %, and removed to
the West Penn Hospital where he had his
arm amputated, died at that institution this
morning. He was about forty-five years of
age and was a prominent educator OF West
ern Pennsylvania.
Adam P. Hopkins, who has acted as
nurse for several of the smallpox patients
in this place, has become insane, and has
been conveyed to the Insane Asylum at
Dixmont This is the third time that he
has been taken there. and it is presumed
that he will re cover after a season of rest
and quiet.
The smallpox seems to lie dying out in
this place. We have had no new cases for
a week, and, since the death of Mrs Stock
ing, all the cases are in fair way OF re-
coycry. A.
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stonc MnnnInctnrers.

CIS,rNNSrI. February S.-Thc Stove
.NlnUiaCturerS' Association Of the United
states met to-day, and elected the follow.
fng OldcerS: President, W. II. Whitehead,
\ hicsco. Yice-PreSidents, Giles z. Filley,
B, -. Louis and ;. K. Burton, OF Cincin.
pat. Treasurer, L. Hill. of New York
Secretary, W. II. Lord, OF Chicago; Mana
kerS l. 7. Myers, of Cleveland, A. Bradley,
~ Pittsburgh; John 5. Perry, Of Albany,
VIM. Oben5ath, Of New York, and John
,hc''ee. OF Boston. There are about eighty
fuemberS present.
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FIRE RECORD.

CINctSSATI, February S.-A fire. this
morning. in CoyingtOn, damaged Shsltke
t SOn'S furniture factory. Loss $1,000
Fully insured. The roof OF the Church Of
the Mother OF God caught fire, but was
cTIuguished
MN&sENLL, ILL>.. February S.-A fire
yesterday, destroyed eight business houses
snd three dwellings, at Casey. sixteen
mi!es ign,u here. loss SO 900. Insurance
81 fasl
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Charleston RareS.

'n'ELsSToN, 5, C.. February S.-The close
f. The Jockey Club spring meeting occurred
lo-day The mile and quarter race resulted,
tisl'TSt trst, Lynchpin second. and Frank,
l'n thisd. Time PIG.
Alie and a half-Bonnie Castle first Helen
at.'Se second. and Keno third. Time
r. -.
Mise-kent first, Barry I.you second. and
l;sdc,ih third. Time |: 10
'"nSoiauon Purse, one mile-Cape clear
nrst' rankin second and Farragut third,
Time tax '''
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ethers for work done on certain turnpikes.
Referred TO COMMITTEE on Claims and
6rievances.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, senste bill
no. Ia was taken up and referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Hackworth presented petition of
citizens OF Huntington, asking the repeal
OF the act establishing a municipal court
for that city.
{, Mr.. Kepner occupied the Speakers chair
during most of the afternoon OF yesterday.
q Mr., Wilson presented bill No. 402. in re-
lation to offences against public policy as
10 railroad passes.
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Tom Youpx,s Comn.nx

NST G"Ex. February S-The case pend
ns the past few months in the Supreme
'ouTt OF New York. touching the title To-
ertain franchises owned BY the Baltimore
Cincinnati and Western Railway Company.
fnd claimed by Charles E. Ertz. has been
decided by Judge Donahue in favor of the
hallway company. This is the corporation
knoNn N Cincinnati As Tom Nouns'S
ompN1y, and il now has a Clear field Tor
D btN Operations
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GOllisiOn-

MILWAUKEE,. February Sat one o'clock,
to-day, a wild train collided with regular
freight train, three miles west OF Ham,
mond. Wis. The locomotive was badly
damaged, and the engineer and fireman
seriously hurt in jumping off. Three cars
were demolished and burned, as well as q
culyert in which the accident occurred.
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M,RsHALL, ILi., February s.-A oolors<
man reached here at 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, breathless with fright and 81.
element and stated thst he hsd foss1
three dead bodies In the woods ssven milsv
above here. near the banks Of the kmber.
rass river, all mrn. and lying face dowu.
ward. The bodies were decomposed ~
unrecognizabIe. A pnssce of ciusens N
ucdiaiely left for the place.
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Csstsa Firm Kaspeads.

NV ORLEANS, February s-The suspea-
sion OF Beadlcr. Wood 4 Co.. 10 announcei.
They were carrying $1,000 bales OF long co..
ton for customers who failed 10 rsspoai
with margins 10 meet the rapid decline IL
futures. The firm state their liabilities o.
t75,0 600; assets not Immediately availabis,
but they hope 10 resume business In fsI
days
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lDtal.~lIeal l,vtnsS.

DsayIg February a-The Tnsss<s
GeorgetoSn n special says: Last night Too
Italians named Peter Chislero and Domta.
ique Massey we're severely injured b. "
explosion 0f giant powder In . cook stow.
placed there msliciously by smother Itsliea
whom the sheriff IL now In pursuit of. u
sas intended for Massey. but Chislero ~
ceiyei the most severe Injuries. Isoth No.
will probably die.
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Ytfase. Year ss SssrA I.sksv.

ToLEpo, February 8.-At Napoleon, O.,
this morning, Judge Moore sentenced
Peter u. Coles, recently convicted Of nsa-
slaughter, to fifteen years at hard labor u
the penitentiary. Coles shot John Harmon,
at Deshler, Ohio. last summer, ths causs 81
the shooting beings criminal intimacy -
the part OF Harmon with Coles wifs. IL -
stated public sentiment In the Iocaliuev
named Is in sympathy with Coles.
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Nons Or BenIaSoiu,

NEw foaK. February s.-The indepsod-
ent Order, Sons Of Hen amin. have psspse.
ed resolution Of condolences 10 BE- prssess
ed TO the widow OF President 0srasld by
the Garfield Lodge. Cleveland. They have
also, resolved present resolutions 70 %.
President Grant, General sherman anA
others who expressed great sympathy viii
the oppressed Jews In Russia.
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NASHVILLE, Txxs., February a-rhsss
was q furry in speculative circles. today.
over the drop In Tennessee bonds. 1hS
reports from New York, tosetbss VIII
local rumors about the unfsvorsbls dsoaS
ion Of the Supreme Court on the iejsso'
ton suit, caused weak holders 70 lss -
As the Supreme Court has not yn -
pared an opinion on the subject, tbs ~
mors are regarded - premature In ss0A
cirrlea
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A Dartsr I.~a. Tor LIH~vey.

OrruNwA. IA, February s.-One Of per-
~ OF five conyicts being taken from this
city Fort Madison pcnitsntiary yester-
dsy, made a desperate jump through The
window Of closet Of the car and effected
his escapc. The train was running q
high rate Of speed at the time A stop
was made and search Instituted. but notk.
ing could be found OF tie prisoner.
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TbeLine Across the Continent.

PoRr OMAHA, Ma, February S.-The
General Superintendent of the Central Pa
cific says the company will, in the spring
proceed with the construction of an east
ern connection, as originally proposed,
from Corinne, Utah. to the Missouri river,
and also complete the line between San
Francisco and New Orleans by August 80.
1899
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Cseasiag she laaasnsa,

Sr. Louis, February s-Chas. Miller,
sentenced ON Monday last to be hsags4
at Benton, Scott county, No.. on the i0sA
OF March. for the murder Of Franklin Han.
ilton, committed suicide in his cell, Lax
evening, by hanging himself wifi blanket
which he had torn into strips for The par.
pose.
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Mur<ierera Arresfe<f.

CHATTANOOGA. February S.--Tom aud
Baler Moon have been arrested FOR the
murder of their aunt named Pinkersly,
@ho lived in Cherokee county, Georgia.
The murder was followed by robbery, and
then the house was burned, and in the ru-
ins was found the charred remains OF the
old
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smallpox I'm New York

Nav fOSK, February S.-Three cases nj
mailPON were reported to-day. woof them
eng heretofore concealed. One is that of
daughter OF 4 collector in the general
Rostofhce, who during the four weeks of
me cGild's illness, went daily from her
oedslde to handle thousands of letters
gong III! over the country,
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Terrible Outrage,

ST. PETERsBURe, February S-The news
paper Arya gives an account Of the robbery
and violation to two Jewesses in the dis
great beauty. after being terribly outraged,
was carried or II is reported that the
miscceaats hare heea arrested
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The Red nGes nas1 (I~.

at Fort Custer, directing the removal frsc
the Crow reservation Of the men cnssesd
in cutting railroad ties. The Grows srs -
uneasy at the presence Of these forAsesy.
that rebellion against them Is threatsns4:
As the Crows have many rich lands and
mineral deposits, efforts will be made In
the spring To drive them of.
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KslleA q oUe1a C,>,.

ST. Iours, februarys Major. W ash -
engineer and supcrintend OF the T
the Missouri Pacific railroad In TeIas 81
the wife OF w. Stoll. bssd contractor q
construction, were killed iHa hand car %
cident, near waro, Texas, last night Mr.
Stoll was also seriously injured.
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MILWAUKEE,. februarys.-A freight train
on The Chicago. Minneapolis, b. Paul q
Omaha road was telescoped 70 miles vest
OF Eau Claire this morning. The conductor
and George Winters, were both seriously
injured.
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CHrcAso, February s.-Ops hus1rsl -
CIV bisst furnace makers In the Uake1
Iron and Steel Company's works stsusk
Yesterday for IN advance Of Is 70 s -
cent on wages. The company stubeesuAG
refuse TO compromise.
As IN Offset against the stories Of fanise
in southern Illinois. reports come daily g
catering prospects Of the growing vse
which though faf less In acreage tbas -
year. II In splendid conditions according -
FeD0rt
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PrrrssuRsH. February AT the :
monthly meeting Of the Western Nd
sociation. to-day, the card rate OF g. 4
reaffirmcd. Stocks are light and
mand very heavy. but further advi
present was not deetned advisable.
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Narrow. very narrow, is the basis for
hope that the gallant Lieutenant De
Long and his companions will ever
come out of the Siberian SHOWS with
out aid: and the probability that they
can bc rescued by any human effort is
Cxceeding remote. An uaspeakable
sad fate il Is to be wrecked on a frozen
sca and then to suffer the horrors of
starvation in Il wilderness.
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WASHINGTON.
Matters of Interest at the Federal
Capital.
The Arrears Of Peasioa-ReapportiOnme
Eewspapers-Rooeson's Scheme
The Crapo BiiI-Anti-Polyg-
amy-The Funding Bill.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
SDeeinl Dispn,cs % D. Reaiste,.

Speeia! Dispatch 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, February S.-The oppOsi-
ton to Senator ingalls, resolution endors-
ing the Pensions Arrears Act is more to
the method than the matter. A good many
Senators who do not propose to disturb
the pension laws. doubt the propriety OF
their enactment. and are unwilling to en-
dorse the action OF another Congress in
framing them. There is no doubt the Pen
sion Arrears Act was a mistake in some re-
spccts, when adopted, but it would proba-
bly, be greater mistake to repeal it now.
But the trouble is that ingalls, wants the
Senate to say twas right in the first place.
The above represents the views OF the ma
iority OF the Democratic Senators, including
those from your own State.
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LONDON, February s-The Pail NJ
sefte Ssys that the Stock Exchange I
owing 10 the report which Il believ,
rect that the Austrian ofiihoot of I
ion Generate has suspended.
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(rfniaals OF % JaiI.

MEANWHILE. Ky, February s.-Tbe
Third Battalion Of X. s. Guards arrived by
steamer. this morning. They left on q
train at noon for Lexington. with the
Crafts and Neal, the two condemned Ash
land murderers, for safe keeping.
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True % Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said OF the ever
faithful wife and mother. constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear one, nsveT
neglecting . single duty In their behaL y.
When they are assailed By disease; and sne
system should have q thorough CLEANSING
The stomach and bowels regulated, plc
purified, and malarial poison s1ts5ns,L ~.
she must know that Electric bifsem a - ~.
ouIy sure remedy. They are the ~ III Ii
.purest medicines in the Woric WI
eoxt Fifty cents. Sold By Logan 8 6So. 1--i
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Senator Logan has had more than his
share of troubles lately. His recon-
mcUdA,ionS for Federal offices in Illi-
nois got him in hot water; then General
Grants stand i'm the Fitz John Porter
case hut him; worse still, ne lost his
little grandchild, of whom he was eX-
credincIy fond, and now he i in bed
with rheumatism.
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ASsiisAiag b shs Relic.

RicunoSp. Va, February S-The SensIs.
by vote Of q to .. passed 10 snSrossnsaS
the bill abolishing the whipping post TvO
Democrats voted with the majority.
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A. YNlel.

L.cYGEx. KAN, February s.-Narind
City township. Linn county. Ksnsas yes
terday voted twenty-nine thoussnd dollars
worth OF bonds TO the ST. Louis and En-
p0ria Railroad
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Hosmoa MIssious$i.- ~ T..,.....

HarrASooGA, FebrRsry s.-Mormon mis-
onssies R are hard at work in Union csun-
Snr.ISt aSt tennessee, and have secured a
r. ger ger o. conTefts-notably some negroes.
'onnnnity Is wrought up against
S0a saere are threats Of lynehins.
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Spain has made long stride towards
= higher civilization by legislation for
the extension ofcommOH school educa-
lion among the masses.
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On motion of Mr.. Beckwith. Senate bill
No. 302, in relation to the government OF
the city of Wheeling, was taken up and re-
ferred TO the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Bee, on leave. introduced Hoase bill
No. aoi, 70 reimburse London Baiiey and
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Neyer v,s such Q rush na4e soe ~
drus store. q b noN st Lceen 49,.
Alta bottie:of DR.. Kings nsu Al
fof consumption. coughs sno ..S,as IA
on,ss.ss. seyere coughs, o. any aasctoe
~ IL throst and inng esa ess ~. - -
us a this rrsss remedy ~. sy aoias =
ths eho<e ds1g stere.
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WAsHrHGroS, February S.-Mr. kasson.
from the Committee on Ways and Means,
reported the tariff commission bill, which
was referred TO the Committee OF the
Whole. He stated he would ask its con.
sideration as early as the business OF the
House would permit, probably within one
week.
Mr. Randall gave notice he would, at the
proper time, offer an amendment proyid-
ing the commission shall consist Of two
senators, three Representatives and four
experts.
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Ii is anticipated that the Sherman Fund
ing Bill. or what is lett of the original pro-
posed by the ex Secretary. will be prompt
ly opposed in the House. The grounds OF
opposition now mentioned are, that it is a
bill for raising revenue which ought to
originate in the House, aud that banks are
given advantage both in purchase and sur
render OF bonds. Beside this, the principle
OF the Carlisle amendment, asserting power
Of control over the banks. is likely to be
rea>Serted. aud a protracted discussion is
certain.
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la the English House Of Commons,
yrstcCiay morning, Justice Mccarthy,
pu bAalf Of the Irish members, gave
notiCc OF long amendment to the adj
dress, categorieally condemninS every
point in the Governments Irish policy,
and urging an immediate return TO con-
sttutipual methods.