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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20


LONDON, Dec. l..
There were violent gales throughout Eng
land last evening, and much damage was
done in London and the provinces. At
Wolverhampton the Exhibition Building,
which was only partially completed, was
destroyed. At NewrY, lamp-posts in the
streets were bent. Much property has bt en-
destroy ed on land and sea and many lives
lost. Huge trees were torn up and carried
away. The low-lying districts of Birming-
ham were flooded. A portion of the church
Of st. Chad, Deroy, was demolished. The
Congregational Church there was also
damaged. The parish church Rotherhall
was much injured. Chimney shafts were
thrown down at Manchester, Leeds, etc. A
large gas-holder near Bradford was cap
sized and the Chemical Works at Widnes
we're damaged. The Leicester Carriage
Works were destroyed. At Birkenhead
great damage was done. The chief officer
Of steamer just arrived from Glasgow
was killed. The Pool cabs were overturned
and many buildings damaged. AT Lin
colin the parapet of the tower of the
Cathedral was blown down. A
ship was blown from its moorings in Bel
fast HarbOr. At South Shields vessels
broke adrift. Three wherries were sunk.
The British ship Liverpool, from Quebec
for Greenock, is total wreck near Stran-
raer, Scotland. Only a man and boy
were saved OF the crew. Two persons were
killed at Hull and several injured. A por-
hon of Portsmouth is flooded. At Hartle-
pool many ships were damaged. At Bir-
mingham two persons were killed and a
number injured. Three were killed in Man.
chester. At Dewsbury three were killed.
At Chester a man was blown down in the
street and killed. Two persons were killed
at Liversedge. A portion of the roof OF st.
Mary's Church, Berwick. was destroyed.
Several houses in the suburbs of Noting
aam were blown down. At Kildwick the
sasometer was demolished. The postal
telegraph inspector was cut in two at Leeds.
At Bradford monuments in the cemetery
end a portion of the depot of the Midland
Railway were blown down. Several ves-
-els docked in the Mersey were damaged.
Cwo vessels were wrecked off Dunare,
Scotland, and tv o men drowned. Lowlands
ot West Lancashire and in the Garstang
District are flooded. At Glasgow the dam
age to property is very great.
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Hempen Arguments with Burglars.

DELTA, o., Dec. 10.
Last night a large number Of masked
men appeared at the Jail, took the keys
from Martin Barrett, the watchman, took
out Rast and Raffnhater, arrested for bur-
glary, and demanded that they should give
the names of their confederates inthe num-
erous burglaries recently committed, or be
hanged. They refused and were strung up.
When nearly dead they were let down
again and asked to give the names. They
said they could not. They were again
nung up and the mob went away. The
watchman cut the men down but they are
still in critical condition. Nearly su OF
heir companions have left town.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20
Tho. Congressional Library Building Pro-
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. 10.
Senator Voorhees, to-day again intro
duced his bill for constructing a Congress
sional Library building. This covers the
purchase of a site of some valuable prop
erty situated on the east front of the Capt.
tol, and now owned by parties who have
had influence enough so far to prevent the
erection of library building elsewhere,
although the Government OWLS several
eligible sites. Hall million is asked for
the purchase OF site, and another half a
million to begin the construction of the
building, but the estimatss as first sub
mitted contemplated the expenditure OF
S3,CO0,0oO.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20

Lizzie Booker, of Louisville, arose
from bed on which she had been pros
trated with fever, and said: 81 shall be
dead in twenty-four hours. l have a
few friends whom / desire to see, and L
am going out now to visit them. Then
/ shall return and lie down on my death
couch" Her mother would not con-
sent, but she let the girl go from room
to room about the house in her delirium
to bid her friends goodbye. The girl
gave minute directions as to her funeral.
and returned to her bed, and at ten
o'clock the next morning she died
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Fatally Injured.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. Il.
About six O'Clock this evening Wesley
eastman, a coupler in the yards of the
Western Sc Atlanta Railroad, fell under
the wheels of car, which passed over his
body, mangling his right arm and almost
severing his right leg at the thigh. The
physician in attendance states that both
leg and arm will have to be amputated
close to the body, but thinks the man will
die before the operation can be performed.
Some time ago eastman lost an eye in the
yards of the w. g. A. Company, and the
company had agreed to pay him Sl,9O dam dam
who lives in Atlanta, Ca, telling her he
would start for home tomorrow evening.
He viii probably go 70 his wife corpse.
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THE SOUTH.

THE Coosa River furnace, at Gadsden,
Ala, was recently destroyed by fire. Four
hundred cars of coke were burned. Loss
nearly S150,0OO.
The residence of Ella Martin, of Balti
more, Nd, burned recently. Carrie Mar
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DEATH DEALING GALES.

Terrible Devastation Caused by Severe
Gales in Observation-Disclosures Demolished,
shipping Destroyed, Lands Submerged
aud Many Lives Lost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21
CHURCH AND PULPIT.
Items of General Religious
NeM.

"Wbeu once we see the cross" saws
the Erv. Jssept Cook. "it is no or as to
bear the ross
Madagascar missionaries dread the
po-sibiiitv OF thp French ginning A foot
hold ON the island.
Tue Metuodists, 10y their charncteris-
tic activity, have, after twenty years la.
Dor, gained strong position in Sw.tz r.
land
Obituary notices in the religious press
are crow shorter every day. More
a ace IL given to the living and less to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21

Improved Iron Invisorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
blnatlun known to the profession. in
which iron is combined anu so complete
Is the success OF tins preparation, that Ii L.
destined to become, Without a doubt, the
most pOpul n OF ali the IRON toniys now
In usr. And we hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine Is 40 secret noslrunI OF
cheaply COTTON up compound, but truly
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
TO rrcuprrite and inyigOrate the hum IN
system when broken DOM by that feurtu!
disease commonly called, and better
known a dyspepslaand indigestion, from
which nine-ttnths OF all our His first orig
mate. because when the digestion is i'm
paired from want of the natural salt that
is SO important in the digestive economy
OF man, then 1t Is that his VIPER in his
many types, usually called diseases, such a
lassitudc ana sour stomach, waketulness
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality. witt
general prustIaliOn OF the whole system
liver complaint, followed by night sweats
and ali diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, KID,
SEYs and BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches kuoTn rs rheumatism, neu.
ralgia, backuche and nervous and sick
headache. And all Cousumptives, and
weak females. who are in search OF Il
good tonic to build up their constitution,
cannot find, We honestly believes better
or Il more certain remedy ON earth. One
bottle is suili lent to prove 10 you its
wonderful medicinal properties, II taken
regularly according To directions. Ask
your druggist tor IMPROVED lRoN lNvIG-
ORATOR, anu be sure TO take no other
Price B per bottle Prepared only by
Tucker 81 Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21

Rev. j. >. Shaw Is qnitp unwell-toO III
to attempt 10 preach To-day.
~ u.,-,. N-,,,s. ,,g t,,.,, an ,.o.
c't'ry'-tenia',ani h.tmgHtstI.l better.
T. -. Penny. Esqr.. has zoe To Au-tr.
for bri,t visit t. s,e tie sights. levi,IA-
tive and otherwise.
Mr. u,rrv Aahhu-n ,y,s ,,..s rc Mat q.
te.r in Tho cIfv n law sn1 h,,rIy r.cnver.
ed trnm IN. ,,ound
Mr. G, y. AleNWd r came in from
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21
The Great Southern Remedy"

"BraLOs Chill lure" which is war
ranted Tor the cure OF Chills and fever,
is u positive antldUte tor malaria, anu
has no rival As a tonic for building up
an emarlated system from such eli
matte causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed to miasmatic intlu.
enCes, ana are attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms, such as loss OF appe.
tlte, aching OF the back and joints, fe-
verishuess, severe headache, inuispOsi-
zion TO get about, low spirits, sleepless-
ness, chilly sensations, and eventually
hot, burning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittent or in
termittent fever, we would suggest that
you keep supply on hand all the
time and take dose three times daily.
No other medicine is necessary, as it is
very concentrated and powerful in it
effects in removing the poisonous ele-
ments from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than the
farmer, who is more or less exposed
10 those atmospheric pOisOns, especially
In the tall season, when gathering theiI
crops in the midday sun, cool nights
and heavy dews of morning, then it is
those malignant tevers are most preya-
lent, and to them we would recommend
TO take Il dose OF "BrazOs Chill Curen
every morning on rising, if they would
avoid the danger of much suffering, to
say nothing of the time and expense
saved in the end. No strychc!Se OF
arsenic. The physicians prescribe and
recommend it. ASK your druggist foI
II and take no other. Price 81 per bot,
tie. Prepared only by
TUCKER Il WILLIS,
Waco, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21
a Rare Bargain.

Owing to the fact that my business in
town demands my undivided attention /
VIII sell at bargain one Of the finest
farms IN McLeunRn county, Coz sl,tiug
OF near go acres of land and within less
than one hall mile OF the corporate lin
its Of the city Of Waco at nearest poiut.
The improvement Is consist q, I a two story
frame residence with eight rooms fin.
ished, large and excellent barn and com.
modlous stock shc DIS and cribs, tenant
houses, four large cisterus and large
ground tank in pasture, ufTording an
abundant supply OF water. Abou, 45O
acres IN high state Of cultivation, with
about 800 now seeded with wheat and
oats; about $50 in pasture, and balance
IL meadow and timber and fine orchard
Also, fifty head OF fine short HON cattle
eight good mules, one new threeher
twu self binding reapers, and all other
necessary IA ming implements and ma.
chinery. viii sell all together or land
separate. Tor price aud terms apply to
W. b lBICE,
OllGdtt Waco National Bank.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21

At noon y stcrdny the large building
known IA the Pittshurg house, on Ninth
sire +, near the Pacific depot, a frame
luildlng, AND uH ii IA boarding h use,
aud largely atrouIzad by engineers, fire.
M 20 and other mpluyCos Of the road
wus discovered 90 bee on fir ON the roof
near % chimney and an alarm was given,
the fire department reaching the spot
about Zen minutes from the hrcakin.
ont Of the fire. The hmldng was at
that time bodily ON fire all over the
second story, half the roof ful en- IN, mud
the destruction OF the building iucvita.
b q. H. burned To the n uud IN "a short
time, the iilrmrn pouring uu heavy
Btrcams OF wa ar. The fire starting in
the roof, most likely fr m defective
r. owe pipe or ilu', enabled the prupuo.
tor, Mr. 'Iho- liuryll Of the bonrii =
house, Uu employee OF the Pa fife ruHd,
tn secure the removal at "a large portion
uf hIs household and kltchcu furu turc,
b hi4 loss w,ll be quite heavy uutwith.
stnuding Suycra Of the buardcrs lost
clothing aud other things IN the second
story. Mr. HurvIll Ind applied for in
auruuco few days before on furniture
&c, but thlukiu- the rate naked him, uuo
and half per cent, too hugh, did not
take ont puliry. The bHildn. was
erected 10y MIR. Thomas Glls, uhout u
yetr ago, but at he tme Of thr II was
the property Of the Waco Building As.
sOCiutiun. II wHHi suTod IN the agency
of Downs n Fort for $1,000 an amount
which will fully cover the loss ~ the
building association though the building
cost about Gl.5OO. \ very large crowd
emit 20 tine fire pa tly Hctuattd 10y do
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21
a Balm bride.
Age Fifteen Weight sixty
Pounds.

The EIillshoro Mirror Of yesterday
morning says; Mr.. +. I. Maddox and
Miss Goda Wagley were married in the
count judges office at the court hous g,
on Tuesday last. The parties hHil from
Ash Greek settlement. When applcu-
tlun was made Tor marriage license, II
WAS refused on account ut the youthful
appearance VI the BRIDE bnt her fat er
aud sisters being pre- eut, and stating
that they were willing to the marriage,
the license was issued,th father making
oath at his dRught would fifteen
next month. Jud. PaTham, Judge Hur-
uson aud Rev, Mr. Puddy decline to
perform the ceremony wherein ON Rev.
G. W. SwuiiOrd was called upon, who
made the man and child husband aud
wifi. Judge ParhRm remarked that he
would willingly marry meuIRud women,
uut when II came to ma ryuL babies he
WAS ont, The bride l- mere child, np.
pareutly ten or twelve y ars Old, small
Iu stature and weighed about sixty
pounds. The op mon 4 all who saw tn.
ba y bride Is that It was an outrage to
permit the marriage, although thu law
WIS complied with
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21
Grand Hall.

The Grand Fancy Du,ss bah To be
given at BE- opera house 10y tie ladies'
OF the Ladies' Hebrew Aid society on
"Wednesday night ueNt, is creating
quite q tiutter ~ society md from tile
number Of ickets sold aud other iudi.
cations 1t Is certain that the large
opera house viii be crowded and It's
cal acity fully tested. The large floor
Of the parquette capable Of accommo-
dating az unknown number Of sets Is to
be used for dancing. Fine music has
been prov ded aHd most inviting oyster
supper WI ! be spread during the INT
The preparations Tor tue cCaslou are ~
the most elaborate character Tickets
are Tor sale at Il. liabcr's, Alexander &
Cos, A. Herr and b. AleGanders.
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State COuciaye oI knights Tenn.
MAR

san Antonio Evvring I lsht
The state C1nCByc I'll huguts Tenn
phr wi ! assemble In this city b.
tween the l2'h aud ljihof April next.
1t will be one OF the largest cuuclavcs
ever assembled in our stale, and win
be the most important gathering that
will take place in our city during the
year. ltis expected that ono thou
sand Knights will be here, many
bringing their families, The couclave
will last three or four DAYS, and will
present programme Of public dis
PLAYS that VIII attract a large number
OF people, In order to provide some
public entertainment the knights of
our cilv win be compel ed to call on
our citizens for some assistance, " hich
viii, no doubt, Doe Cheerful Iy met, a.
the event vii! be one profitable to our
city.
Ii the weather is tlnc # is intended
to have public installation in front
oi the old Alamo. This event wiIl
bring several thousand people to cur
city.
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Not Found Vet

We have not as yet found one single
complaint against our Golden belt flour,
being rs good as any oily wants, aud
the extreme low rice, Si.Sj per sack,
makes It the cham- zion Of Waco. Try 1t.
Our pure Kentucky apple y ucEur, eight
yrars old, ! " best that can b" hHi
Oar last arrival one hunted m-h...
extra choice Irish plrators ara hu,
That nnuN waite pu o. Louisiana sugar.
pbmis fpr u dDia uul That cnoic,
yellow clarified sugar at ten cents per
pound cant he beat Yes, but don't
forget hat we have apples as cheap ns
anybody and plenty Of ans tu make
promp deliveries every time. Uniform
low prices ON ever article is our m ito.
a. JuNrs IANL rN BRo
Nos. ana . PlHlhcr Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21
sToG Gimvrysr"'- BonrLina
school

IHc- mciy that la, prruuod rolrs of
auLh.r. Nul.H a. tod u"huiug
q ruu, ont Oh. II o.. Ihu Wi " tay. =
- i.rl I, mguDt, MI lbs lulut come
rgig." lave hc.uUc htNu.ts ull over
I,N.-, The Il tgWu s.,i'gs IT Mus.
l.HtllH E.nni hhs, cNHrnud q ossuuu, of
llIr m.st uuou uud cultivated I X =
Cri'iC-. iH' cprIcu stupidity of "SuUun
Bout. hylI' lNhu Is no., ,u s'uI ii a. one
might suppu g. } n- cunyul,cl every uu-
Il enc /, tore whom hr lt- appeared. III,
W.,- md ruuulr- OF "DuyiI Doodle hts
CNrieI O. tumui GRAFTON OF the people
"hD are IN tar- OF laughter ar his mis-
hups amt results. "SlwHu'lu ~myth., 90
rs rnr m'Cl by Mis- emma Jones j. one
ut the finest Bit ul character acting on
the mu.crn stgr and her specially of
"lrutty a- - CHROME on the wilt" with
TIER pludC d.n'c never iHiIs
10 evoke shouts ui applause.
Mrs Firluvc' IN 20 most Interesting yNnr-
aclrt, rem rkahIv wen purtra' ed by NJ
hDust ArWc, NIB, Who Is gifted with
charming Cunuullo voice. The play il
tut IT he most cunvulsnE numIr. vet
very II fined vital. aud has been spI
OF only In terms ot praise wherever pro-
'!ucrd. 81 often hlYe Others asserted IL
{ AT the company have right 10 cnim
that no such con cdy mas ever been seen in
Texas brinrr. gy.nE tx talented actors
''smr' Opp1rlunics There If no company
travelling which can boast Ut thr,o such
,om,d hu~, such Voices and such ri Y.
D. not Mrs it. and pcasud the first timr
come gan On TUESDAY night VIII be-
given delightful md sparkling musical
comedy ,nlucI "Mutrimonial u flul-
ttes.' arranged csprc ally Tor tits hne
company anu produced MS they only can
prh,u,,. IL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21

One Of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid cuthartlcs, this elegant prepare
ton l. male with scrupulOus care from
the best and most carefully selected Mate
rial. 1t is with the greatest pie tsuis IA.
We rtcummo this very superior M
harmless +, NEEDY rs beng the safes, att
surcst laxative and cathartlc tor wear -
males and children, now In use, and f.
habitual constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot fiud anything more speedy or ce
tain. 1t is combined with aromatics it
such manner that The bitterness of the
cascara sagrada is completely disguised.
Ask your druggist tori it, and be sure to
take no other. Price 30 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker Il Willis, Waco
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21

Tho patrons Of the Fashion Bu2aar
mRy remember that No. 4ll5 drew the
doll at the Chr stmas drawing. Nc
claimant has az yet appeared, aud VT
will now tabo the responsibility Of
awarding it to the lumber that most
nearly approIimates the winning mum.
Der, as we have heretofore romised.
Bnug in your numbers tween tins and
February ~, and we will award the
ha dsomest doll IN Waco to the one
who boy virtue OF his number If entitled
10 IT, Mis-. ELLA 5. CouFS.
III Eyvtf
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Simple Remedies
Electric Cnnsumption Cure.

Has undoubt, div the best reputation of
any medicine tor the cure OF consumption
thst we have Yet been able To lind. Ii l.
prepared expressly for consumption, and
those who are affected with deep seated
cough OF lorg-tanding. a lew doses
give immediate relei, au II KEPT up Will
effect cure. | II very soothing 10 the
lungs ani pleasant tn tnke one good
nights sleep. from th Sc dreadful parox-
ism, oi coughing l. worth more than the
pr ice OF u halt Il, zen bottles. Ask your
druggs 81 tor u bottle at once; price 30 cts.
and u per b-tIe Prepared only by
Tucker " Willis, Waco, Texas.
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THE CITY.

Cries OF rol' rol'cG was heard on
the street at 8 O'Clock lu-t uight, The rli,-
Issuing from man whose over, oai Ni
been stolen week ago and who bad
come acro.s the mal,iactor ami wan.td
him arrested.
Tho present intensely cold spell will
etlectua'ly Kill out malaria. Il viii hy
chllls and fever under the daisies. II
would poll The Hgteolhie1ess OF this re-
ffecilon TO say anything about the crop Ut
Pneumonia It will bring and therefore any
hint of pneumonia is omitted
Passengers from Gatcsv'lle on the
mixed train which lett that place on Friday
ev ming at 4:30.did not reach this city un.
I'll O'Clock yesterday morning,owiug to 10
partial week which happened to the trnlp
three miles this side Of Gutrsyilc. one
OF the cars jumped the track and turned
crossways stright across the track,
eitcmng several OF the cara. the en- gin, a..
passenger coach and tue other cars OF the
train sticking to the rails Passengers
were obl gei to pass tue night in the
coach but fuel being in plenty there was
no suffering.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-21

There Is % be seen at Wiley Jones
stables Que OF the finest Dung 1t Hons
ev brought to Naco-H beautiful sor-
rel. He is Morgnu, by Glencoe dam,
being about sixteen hands high. liis
proportions are rhnpcly and ms move
meuts quick and graceful. Many per.
sons saw him at tn stables yesterday
and all admired him. Z bis beautiful an
imal Is for sale. Gail and see him. Souc.
body will get bargain III him.-llgdlw
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MGSIT AND THE DRAMA.


Every body will want t. see Fun in
Boarding House" tomorrow night. Mr..
luce Is SAID to have a very hne company,
aud the comedy he presents Is IA full OF
fun rs can well be imagined. Seats, il
no already secured, should be looked
after early in the morning. II the wea h.
er remains cold manager Garland will
have the o era.house thoroughly heated
Mr. f. DE Celle, the avaut-courier of
the Kellogg Bngnoli o era Company,
Is mere muklug Il rHngement- TOR the APP
peaTuucr OF his party in Waco. They
are to he here Saturday night next, aud
glance at the advertising announce
meut IN the amusement column will
show q fine array Of musical talent. The
EXAMINER will have more to say Of them
ii due time.
FoorLIGHr FLASHES.
Last week finished tue L.ngtry at st.
Louis
Aida" is having good run in New Or
leans,
Harry Robinson ('the Judge ia work
ing NHco.wsrds
Lawrence Burett's oldest daughter ia 10
be married soon 10 Il German nubleman.
"lhe Tourists in u Pullman Car finish
ed their Houston engagement last night.
Fay lcmpleton opens there tonight.
I1wpnCc Barrett has engaged with the
dramatic festival management in Cincln-
ra.i TO play lioratin to Murlock', Hamlet
AID iieueui X TO Mile. Rrta's Beatrice
lie gives notice that he will not engage
tor another festival. April is the month
Of the festival.
Dallas fine John Temp'eton $50 for
playing the Mascot'e there last Sundly
niGn'. And the query arises when did
Dallas get so liltu0usly, Indignantly
moral thar she can't tolerate SUNDAY per.
torrance. The Local papers say the au-
dirrce WAS large, intelligent and highly
Ie.ICClablc one.
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Porter. chance in the House

iHNrFrrr. 81 1UE-.fe.
WAsHiSGT N.JtUu.ry r. Tho ch9rcrs
81 no, F.ZJpan Porter bill lu the house
AZ" not good, 90 1,cnun. at Its parliament
ary siiua.t.uu. ,yea n here was q strong
deposition tu reu.n b., here 4rr Al pres
emf q large number ~ bills on th- speak
or table and "A have precedence 1T tuis
one II those ahead II it
were m.d aside by IN u.m,u.
consent, amt il WIS thus reached. the
speaker viii rifle, on point
oi nrcer,ihat 10 must 20 10 the committee
OF the whole, since IN It's execution 'hpre
must De- am appropriation Tor the pay of a
colonel on the refined li.t, hi, ruling
by the .peahcr, which IL cert i'm, would
carry the htll % tie foot OF the calendar
OF the cummilte. OF the vhulp; and this
would luy 1t beyond possible reach, ex-
cept by ununimOu. consent or BY "A two.
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