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Vicinity Items.

The city tax of Slreator this year Will b
S15, 600.
Kankakce is bidding for the Three L
railroad shops.
The La Sale school directors have LEVIED
a tax Of $4,000.
La Sale has finally fixed her liquor Ii
cense at $500 straight.
The total tax for local purposes IN Bruce
will be about $4,000.
The Plano Harvester Works are to b.
enlarged to double their present capacity
On Saturday James Taylor, a La Sale
miner, had a leg broken by fall of rock
The Leland creamery shipped during
the month Of July over $500 pounds o
butter.
The contract for the abutments Of TIT
Peru slough bridge was let this week a
$3.50 yard.
On Friday Michael Wattsey, Hungarian
was hurt in the Kangly's shaft, Streator
by tall OF rock.
Orrln r. Austin, formerly of this city
died at Serena on Wednesday, 1st inst, a
the age of 33 years.
The Rock Island road has just secured
seven new char cars to run TO Kansas City
and to Council Bluffs.
Men at the River Shaft, Streator, earneC
from $50 to $50 last month, the highes
pay to one man being SOP.
The Rock Island road has raised The
track at La Sale above high water mark
near the depot, and will in a short while
raise the depot building, too
The old Park Presbyterian church has
been sold for $26J. The Welsh people
Will use part of it tor church. The con
tract mason work of the new Park Presby.
terrain church has been let for $1,000 to $.
F. Holey
1t is stated that Tho survey for the CHI.
cago, Rock Island & Kansas City railroad,
to run through this county, Is Yearly
completed, and that q force is making
surroundings and borings for its bridge
over the Mississippi at New Boston. The
right of way has beer donated through
that town.
The electric lighting Of Mendoza seems
to be approaching success. The system
to be used is The Edison, and the manager
of the Chicago company proposes TO show
the people how the light works. Chicago
men were ready to take al the stock, but
the Mendoza stockholders desire all to be
taken at home. A lot for an Sill 900 plant
has been purchas ed.
Streator Monitor; Henry STUDY, a
former resident of SueatOr, died at Ransom,
He came to this country just
before the breaking out of the war and
settled near Streator. After the rebellion
broke out he walked from Illinois TO
Washington, d. C., and back home again,
begging both ways. In this way he raised
a large sum OF money, running into the
thousands. After he returned home he
invested this money in such a way as to
evade taxation. He was considered worth
, snug pile, but very few, If any, knew
ust how much he was worth. He was a
lose listed, misery old man and lived
more like q begger than one in comfor,a-
Die circumstances. When he died he was
worth $65, 600 and willed the entire fortune
o his grandchildren, disinheritlng his own
hildren.
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There has been most remarkable de-
crease Of crime IN Ireland recently. A,
Sllngo Assizcs there were only eighteen
crimes reported for the hali-year, contrast
cd with 1875 for the correspond period Of
last year At Westmeaih Assizes there
Mese bpt two trivial cases for uisl, and al
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nrR AGENTS,

THE FREE TRApER mSy be obtained nj 'he iol
pisces by the single copy, subscriptions VIII eetakei
or any length of time at the regular rates;
II. VI. pooLKR, Serena, Ill.,
l. II. TKowBRIDGR. Narcotics.
D. H. USDRKHILL, Seneca. III.
1T VAN DoRES, Grand Ridge
GEoHGRH HKRGER, for Troy Grove, Opi,r and wal
ham, Address. Troy Grove.
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The strike of the cigar makers in New
York, In which some $4,000 people were
involved, terminated after a hard month g
siege on Monday "to the satisfaction OF the
concerned" The strike of the cloak
makers ended on the same day, the bosses
having come to terms
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Jos. r. Stout was hanged on Wednesday
of this we.k at Rockville, Ind, for the
murder of Taylor Dunbar, in November
last. He bad accompanied Dunbar to
town IN a huckster wagon and then shot
him for the money he had got tor his
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The bottom seems to have completely
fallen out of the shoe and leather trade at
the east. In addition to the heavy failure
Of the Shaws, the tannery monopolists, and
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" N. OSMAN, EDITOR;
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/. A. WILLIAMS AND L. G.. oSMAN, ASSISTANTS
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DOMESTIC.
Eighty-nlne French Fishermen Drowned BY
a aCOIIlsiOn at Sea.

NEW YORK, November Gone of the
saddest casualties that has occurred on the
ocean in many months was reported to-day,
when the ship Thomas Dane arrived in
port. When his vessel came to anchor Off
the Battery, Captain G. G. Sisson made
the following statement: We sailed from
Liverpool October %, bringing small car
go OF chemicals, merely for ballast. At >
O'Clock on the morning Of the Goth. the
second oiicer came on deck 10 take charge.
ana got ready TO go below. The weather
was so beautiful that hesitnted about 90.
ing, and stood talking with the nnfe
Ilua,y went TO my room, but in
stead OF lying down / concluded To
take smoke, when 1 heard no.
GuIlaf thud against the starboard side
III was no more OF a bump than n heavy
sea would make. Almost Immediately
alter that heard the mate sing out at the
nead OF the hatch, and i ran on deck
running TO the side Of the shin
saw small craft that had run plumb
into us, and the only thing that
prevented her from sinking instantly
IKE stone, was that she had run her
JlD Doom clean into our starboard uuar-
ters, ana her rigging was otherwise en-
tangled with Us, But this only kent her
bows above water for n moment, and then
she disappeared, leaving not so much ms q
bucket floating on the surface. During the
brief moment that she was banpiufr ~ ou,.
size, men were jumping into the
sea from the bows, like rats I'm n
anic. Most OF them we're stark naked .
as they had just got out OF their bertbg
The moment that their craft went down +
suppose there were about thirty OF these
men struggling for life i'm the water. Nv
Liverpool crew Of TWENTY-FIVE men iunped
into the work like tigers, and NV second
officer, Mr.. Pfaf, German, behaved gall
lantly. In very short time we had n she'd
out tWeutV-Ouo men. most Of yyigty f.II 90,
the deck exhausted as soon as thev were
Puled up Five minutes afterthe collision
the surface Of the sea was as clear ne IL
nothing ~ all had happened We stood bv
from O'Clock till 1O:5D, but saw nothing
more.
We soon discovered that all the men we
had picked up were French fishermen. and
not a solitary one Of them could speak "a
word OF English. On the other hand there
was no one in my crew who knew anything
about French. BY great perseverance did
manage 10 find out that their vessel yyas "a
small brig Of only one hundred and sixty
tons, that her name was the Hocabv and
that she was from the island Of Peirre bound
for 81. Malo, France
Then came the awful intelligence that
she had on board 10 men, all returning to
France from the Newfoundland fisheries.
As there were saved only tweutv-one. this
left the number of those that perished as
eighty.nine. I suppose that most Of them
were asleep in their berths, and went down
without ever knowing what had happened
% them We landed those saved on tho
island OF Fayal on tho Coast Of Spain
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CABLEGRAMS.
Ihe Eranon. GhInaaa IrnnhIn.

LONDON, November 2D. 10 is stated that
Sontay and Bac Mini have been evacuated.
PAHs, November 3).-lt is reported that
WaddingtOn, the French ambassador at
London. has informed the British Foreign
Secretary shat France intends 10
occupy Bnc Niuh and e0utay % satisfy
her honor, but will not engage
IN war with China. and after the surrender
OF the two places France viii propose an
Hrmisticc and ask for English mediation.
Admiral COurbet, commanding the French
forces in Jonquiu, teIear1pus 90 tuo Minis
ter OF Marine from Ha NJi November 23;
81 am continuing my preparations for an
advance"
PARIS, December T.. The report that the
Chinese had evacuated Buc Ninh aud Son.
tay is uucoudrwed. Supplies of every
kind for tha French army aud navy aIc
concentrated ut Hai rh1ns, nud the stores
are now complete and adequate.
BERLIN, December l.-.Auofhcr Chinese
irOu-clod was launched at stettu Satur.
day, the Chinese legation 0ud muuy invited
guests being present. IHo legation ars cu.
tering into contracts for material of war,
nud tboy are being sent to China iu im.
ruauen ruurfi ir..
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IISst.E.

At 10 O'Clock Clerk MCPHERSON raped
the House 20 order and proceeded 10 call
tho roll OF Representatives. When tho
state OF Mississippi had been reached, the
clerk said he wished to mako "A statement
as TO his failure TO put upon tho roll the
name OF any reprcsontativc-clect In tho
Second District. The reason was that
no paper which could Toe considered
n certificate of election I'm the scnse
OF the law had been presented 70
him. Chalmers Ind filed four OK
hihits In support Of his claim, but neither
individually nor collectively did these eN-
hihits afford the clerk sufficient authority
Tor the enrolment Of Mr.. Chalmers. II
the Governor OF Mississippi has issued n
certificate OF election TO any one, 20 has not
| been presented 10 the clerk. In regard to
the First District Of North Carolina, the
clerk has not received the certificate OF
| the successor OF Mr.. Hoolc, deceased. The
roll call disclosed $40 momcers.
Tho nomination for speaker being I'm ord
or, Mr. Gcddcs said 81 nominate Rs
! speaker Of this House of the Fortv.cighth
Congress, Mr.. Carlisle, OF kentucky, n
man acknowledged TO possess pro-eni'
nently the qualifications for tho
! place" Mr. Cannon presented the name
! Of Mr.. Keifer, Of Ohio, and Mr. Lyman
| the namo of Mr.. Robinson, OF Massachu-
| setts. Messrs. Morrison, Tucker, Reed,
| nnd Calkins being appointed tellors, tho
| clerk proceeded 90 call the roll, the result
| being as follows: Carlisle, 1911: Eoifcr,
! III; Robinson. > (James and Lyman) 4;
| j. y. Wise. of Virginia. / (YorD; Wads.
worth, of New York. (Ochiltrce); Lacey
! OF Michigan, / (White, of Kentucby). The
| clerk declared Mr.. Carlisle elected, and
| MoSsrg. Randall md Koifcr escorted the
gentleman TO the chair. His entrance
! into the chnir was the signal for loud ap,
| plausc. Upon taking the chair Mr..
Carlisle delivered a short address.
Tho ironclad oath was administered by
! Mr.. Kelly. the oldest member i'm the contin.
! nous service, md Speaker Carlisle called
the House 20 order; tho States were called
and qualified.
Mr.. Springer, Of Kansas, presented n pc
! ttiiou from tho Governor Of that State,
/ protesting against the admission Of Mr.. Pc.
tors, ON the ground that be- was Ineligible
20 hold Office. lie however, Withdrew his
objections and Mr.. Peters took his seat.
Some discussion was indul gcd in over
the application Of Mr. Manning, Of Mis-
sippi.peuding action ON which the House
adjourned.
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XLVIIIth CONGRESS.
Carlisle Elected as Speaker and Takes
His Seat.
The Uousc Organization not ConPictcd,
uut thc Ncnntp ISrRdy fnr Rusincss
Opening Scenes.


WASHINGTON, December 3.-Thc Senate
was called 20 order 10y President pro tenn.
Edmunds, prayer was offered, aud tho
President laid before the Senate the cro-
dcntials Of the recollection of Mr.. Beck To
succeed himself; Palmer, Ferry, aud Pike
20 succeed Mr.. Rollins. Tho oath was ad-
ministorcd TO Mcssrs. Beck, Bowcn, Cul.
lom, Dolph, and Ferry, whose credentials
were submitted last session.
The customary resolutions notifying tho
House and President that the Senate was
ready for business were agreed 60. a rc-
cess was taken for ono hour, and on as
Semhling the recess was extended. At 4
O'Clock the Senate was again called 90
order hut there being mo- prospect Of "a
speedy completion OF the House organiza
tion, 10 adjourned.
In administering tho oath 10 Senators the
ironclad oath was taken hy Mcssrs Beck,
Bowen, Cullom, Dolph, Frye, Hoar, Me-
Phcrson, henderson, Palmer, Pike, Plumb,
Sahiu. salisbury, and Wilson, the remain
der taking tho modified oath. Tho now
Senators are Mcssrs. Pike, Kcnnu, Gibson,
Colquit, Wilson, Riddlchergcr, Sabin A.,
Palmer, Cullom, MonlorSon, Dolph, and
Bowen.
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JOHN = G. CARLISLE
Chosen Speaker of the House OF Rep
resentatives on the First Ballot.
Great Interest tu the Contest up tS the
Last Moment -LcedoTn Nominated
tor scrgcautsats Arms

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Demo
cratic members elect assembled in the hall
OF the House this evening for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates 70 fn
the various elective offices. General Rose.
Grams called the caucus 90 order MrGeddos,
OF Ohio, was selected as chairman, and
Messrs. Willis,of Kentucky, and Dibbles, Of
South Carolina, Secretaries. Messrs. Cald-
wen, OF Tennessee, and Stocklager, OF
Indiana, tellerS. The role call disclosed
the presence of 1S4 members. Four
other members came In subsequently,,
making total OF 1SS. MessrS. Car.
lisle, Randall and Cox absented them.
serves from the caucus and occupied the
rooms OF the Committee on Appropriations
the Committee on Ways and Means
and the Foreign Affairs Committee as their
respective headquarters. AS soon az the
roll cali was completed Mr.. Dorsheimer, Of
New ork, offered resolution providing
that votes I'm the caucus for nominating n
candidate for the speakership be viva Voce.
Inc resolution was agreed to on "A division,
by one hundred and four against
elghty, nut the yeas and navs were
demanded, and Mr.. Nichols OF Georpin
oftered an amendment i'm the nature OF a
substitute, providing that the vote be bv
ballot. The roll was called on the amend.
meht, and IL was rejected by - 90 ll3, and
Dorsheimer's resolution was adopted with.
out debate Nominations for the Speaker
snip wer declared i'm order, and candi.
dates were placed i'm nomination, as
follows Johu G.. Carlisle, 10y Colonel Nor
flson, OF Illinois; Samuel j. Randall byGov-
ernor Curtin of Pennsylvania IS. y. Cox.
by deneral Slocum, of New York The
rot was called by States, and the progress
OF the voting was watched with keen inter
est Frequent messages reporting the foot
ings OF private tally lists from time to time
were dispatched 10 the respective candi-
dates outside the hall, and IL soon became
evident that Carlisle had won the contest.
Al the conclusion of tho roll call the vote
ainnl ~ fr,llr,,.u.
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thought she detected the smell q gas
ms Riall said IL was not SO, but 0s sioI-
anco was summoned and the door broken
open, when Mrs. Rail was found standing
IN the middle of the roon,in her night dress,
blood running from her throat. and tho
children both dead, lying ON the bed. She
had Cut all the arteries undrvcins IN the
left wrist of each, and they soon bled Go
death Mrs. Rlali could not speak. but
with pencil wrote hat shc did not want TO
live. Her husband Is travelling sales.
mani and absent from home. Mrs Rian
has never shown ov iencc uf insanity, but
complained very much because of the long
and frequent absence OF her husband from
home. She is still aiivc tonight, but with
no probability that She can recover. She IL
about twenty-eight years OF age.
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DC End of a RomaniIc In.

CHcAGo, December 3-The coroner this
afternoon held an inquest into the cause OF
the death OF Mrs. Mary Hyde. nged sixty
yenrs, who lived a. n recluse for yearg and
died alone. The verdict was that death
resulted from n combination Of asthma
ard want Of nourishment, aud drink.
She claimed 70 be the niece Of
tho Duko OF Argyll and cousin of
the Marquis Of Lorne. Her separation
from the Clan Campbell, 10 which she be-
longcd, was cuu,cd by marrying below her
station. Her husband was murdered bv
the Indians ON AN overland trip to Cali for
mia thirtv.nvo ycnrs ago. Returned IN
Chicago, sbe omogscd considerable prou.
erty as q music teacher, but took 10 drink
aud diesputcd it,
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Notes.

Az the present session of Congress Gen.
eraI hoSecrans, it is said, will introduce a
joint resolution, proposing an amendment
10 othe Constitution forever prohibiting po-
lygamy in the United States and all
places under its Jurisdiction.
The President has appointed Edward
Earley Collector OF Internal Revenue for
tne second District of Kentucky, vice
Crumbaugh, suspended.
The report that John II. Mclean, of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Washington Critic is said
to be unfounded.
recent dispatch from Washington says
Mrs. Mary A. Miller, of New Orleans, has
applied for a license as a master of n steam
boat. The Supervising Inspector of the
Slstrlcts reports her competent, but debars
ferred to the Solicitor of the Treasury.
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o,ponnelI Sentenced 70 nsnih.

LONDON, December 10 DOnnoII's trial was
concluded this morning. After the testimony
Of several witnesses FOR the Crown short
speeches wore made by the counsel ON both
sidca, when the cnsc was given 80 the jury. aud
pm loss than hat Hu hour they returned with n
verdict Of wiiilul murder ODouuoii
refused 60 speak until after the sentence of
death was passed upon him when bee cried (:
Three cheers for old Ireland Good by,
United states. To he'll with the British and
tne British crowR' Ifsa plot made up bv
me crown" Tho prisoner shouting curs-
ing and struggling, was forcibiy removed
by tho police amid tho most fearful c0ufu-
sion and slamming of doors.
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Fire in Chicago with Loss of Life

CHICAGO, December AT half past i've
this afternoon IA fire was discovered in the
FarweH block, the largest business build.
ing IN the city, bounded by Adams, Mar.
ket,a nd Monroe streets and tho river, and 90
cupiehy d several OF Chicago largest bust.
ness firms. Owing 20 the thick hre-proof
walls the ilnmes made but little progress
ana were distinguished In n comparatively
snort time Over two hundred girls were
employed 10y one OF the firms, two of whom
Jumped out ot a window in panic and
were killed. The loss % the building and
stocks viii amount to $4,000. The Jour
nat newspaper Office in the samc block was
also destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
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Lizzie Booker, of Louisville. arose
from bed on which She had been pros
trated with fever. and said "I shall bo
dead iu twcuty-f0ur hours J. have n
few friends whom ] desire to see. and I
am going ont now 90 visit them Then
I shall return and De- down ON my death
couch Her mother would not con-
sent but she let the girl go from room
60 room about the house Zoo her dclirium
10 bid h.r friends goodbye The Girl
gave minute directions as 90 her funeral,
and returned 10 hor bed. and at ten
O'Clock tho next morning she died
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The ChInese as BuIldozora.

SAN FRANcIsco, November 80 As indi.
cative of the contempt manifested bv tho
Chinese TO this country's laws, Fon Sing,
Port Surveyor Morton and the BOGUS trad
ers from China, sent word to-day 10 the col.
lector that hc was afraid longer to act. HIS
interpretations have been SO faithful as To
bring upon him the wrath OF his country.
men, who want the traders landed. They
have hired "highbindcUs" To shadow him.
and no lives momentarily in expectation OF
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Saved From The Iaws of Deaib

TORONTO, CAN, November 30.-The
crew Of tho lumber barge Hamilton j..
Mills we're rescued by the life.saving crew.
at Sturgeon Point, Georgian Bay, this
morning, after being exposed 20 the clio.
n propeller, but was cut loose. because
water logged, and drifted hclpicssIv. The
the men on the barge were nearly dead
from exposure when rescued. The bnrgcs
Hungerford and Sweeping-stokes of tho
Same tow,whcro cut loose at the same tiuc.
and, 30 is thought, have gone down with
all on board.
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Whisky Mems Modprated IlemAhas.

"AsHiNGroN, November 30.-Word
comes to'nighI direct from the highest
ana most conservative representatives of
the whisky interest in Louisville, that the
owners of whisky will very much modify
1nelr 1n demands from those made last winter.
ihs reading men OF the trade think that an
extension on the whisky of 1881 and 1850.
not IN any case 10 include any made sub.
seP9ently TO September /, 1893, is all the
~, raue VIII ask, and all they ought to have.
ms, they think, they will get. There was
too much asked
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The Lincoln (Ncb.) JourR0i furnishes
the following little sermon for tn q day:
"Now that cold weather is come. and its
cruel hand-maidens, Hunger and Cold.
wait upon the poor, let as not forget that
the gentle ministrations Of charity are
doubly blest The cry that rises from
the cold and chceEJcss homes of The
helpless widow and orphan should pen
citrate to the innermOst rcccsses Of the
hardest heart
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Fraudulent Bills nf adlnn

ST.. LOUIS, December 3.-Tho Missouri
Pacific Railway Company is authority for
stating that factors and cotton commission
men in all parts of the country who make
advances on bills of lading should have
them carefully examined, az many fraud-
uleut bills ot lading have lately been is
sued by defaultiug railway agents, the last
notable case being that OF the agent 40
sherman, Tex, E. a. E1st0u. Parties are
generally cautioned against accepting bills
OF ladiug signed by Eu.t1u
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In France there are quarter Of
million people engaged in lace making,
the annual product being of the value Of
S2O,OOO.OOO. the greater part Of which is
I'm labor, for the raw material used in
making lace is insignificant. 10 This in
dustry the United States contributes
several millions each year.
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The result Of the vote having been an
nounced Governor Curtis moved that Car
isles nomination be made unanimous
which was Immediately done. Mr. Car
Isle was then escorted 60 the Speaker 8
chair and delivered n short address thank
ing the members for the honor conferred.
He was followed in short and cordial adj
dresses by Messrs. Randall and Cox, the
defeated candidates.
Candi dates for the clerkship were then
placed i'm nomination, and the viva voco
method being still pursued. were voted for,
as follows: First roll call, John B. Clarke,
Of Missouri, 81; j. ID. G. Atkins, Tennessee,
%; VIM. Martin, Delaware, >: total, 1S0.
(No choice) Second vote--Clarke, %:
Atkins, 02; Martin, ,. Clarke thus received
the nomination.
The nomination for Sergeant-nt-Arms was
conferred upon John +. Leedom, Of Ohio,
by acclamation.
The next roll call. for Doorkeeper. re-
Of Texas, by the following vote: Winter
smith, 30; G. w. Field, of Georgia, G2; Colt,
Of Connecticut, 90
Six nominations were made for Pogtmas-
ter During the roll call IL became apparent
that IyCurgus Dalton, Of Indiana, present
superintendent Of the document room OF
the Senate, had majority, and without
announcing the vote his nomination was
made unanimous.
Rev. John s. Lindsay, pastor Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church, Of Georgetown,
u. e., was unanimously nominated for
Chaplain.
On motion Of General SIocum, OF New
York, seconded by General Rosecraus, 10
was unanimously resolved that fourteen
crippled and disabled Union soldiers. now
borne on tine soldiers roll under the Door.
keeper Of the House Of Representatives be
retained ON the roll, subject, however. to
dismissal on just and sufficient cause.
The caucus then adjourned sine die.