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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

CoNANouE, Oct. ll.-[SpecIsl. ION
yesterday c. A. Lee, a prominent
farmer of this county, was tried for
incest, the victim b"iug own
daughter, pretty E''l ot 40 years.
Public sympathy IL against Lea 4nd it
is almost settled facp that ne VIII be
convicted. He was required 10 give a
bond otSl COO for his appearances at the
next term Of the district court.
There has been over 800 bales of cot
ton marketed h0rs this season.
About O'clock last night The stea m
whistle of Bern0r 10 j'unnelps steam
gin sounded tho alarn OF fire, which
proved 10 be their gin. The flames
ran over the entire battling, but were
soon under control, no serious damage
being done. There were ABOUT IL
bales OF seed cotton IN the house at
tho rimo. rhere was no Insurance on
the cotton or building.
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gfrgafuI NHft IDIOT. Hts.sd
through Hsfn tr.fHruaFt htfIrH 10
eharra five cnnvir'4 fuf lf p.Hlisn
tisrY md tWn we're ffnm Was n'.ls'
600 tom li0hham auI turH 'N h7
oaiur,
Colonel niehArf. Yu, Hu .riu' uN'u'
ofthe TeNAs division reshsA H.. I4luia
railway, spent Goo uHr one 'It "'.Y,
a freight rrtiue lI ilh narrow
gauge OWN tnauuutn sWi't1,l bal fuf
track aud q psifnt today, nui W"- fr-
placed in t.Iuo &, h. t.. I's'rr az
train uY.
MT.u Maruu, living Utal CaaHier.
creek, AN old resident ui Giis "a uu-Yi
died last night aud wHa lufti fu day,
Il, E. 1. Berry, Esq, lsif tnia morn
ing Tor business rip through 4 ~
hEmaRui Georgia,
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BOWIE, Dot. n.-[Spocial.l--Th cry
weather and dust are getting monotin-
Gus, and prayers for rain will soeA DO
in order,
This hes been - lively business week
for Bowie. Cotton has been received
al the rate OF so bales daily.
Bowie is now receiving cotton from
around St. Joe and Forestourgh, which
hitherto went TO Gainesville, and a
considerable quantity from along Red
river and some from the Indian Terri
tory.
District court has been engaged all
the week witt civil business. Judge
Piuer has spatched his business
rapidly and sa sfscGOrily. Out OF 1916
cgaea on The u docket when the
court opened, = are now but II Te-
manning. 4 e., weeks work
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BoNHAN, Oct. 11.-[Special. The
following Nlmrods will leave to-mor-
row for the Indian Nation on their
semi annual fish aud hunt: Judge 10.
ID. Mcclellan, Solicitor B. n. Wood
son, Sheriff J. w. Byans, County Clerk
J. p. Noble, Il. 2. TAylor, William A.
Bramlette, G. ". R>gdale, c. Il. In
gram, w. W. Brown)ee, I. IL. Laurens
and j. III. Nail.
DIR. WI Patton, OF Tulip, is in tie
city.
County Attorney 3. n. Woodson
against several Young men and Iadlss
for Gisrepntaple conduct at the motho-
dist church few nights age. Here
tofore their deportmeatha has been good,
and the community is shocked at their
mis- behavior. 90, -
Cotton receipts to date, 1864 paloa;
receipts for Yesterday, llo bales. frlces
paid, So 20 9M.
This morning at o'clock. about four
and u half miles west of here, the en-
CINE and four cars Of tho first section
of train No. 357 jumped the track,
three cars loaded with lumber and one
loaded with cotton. IL was caused by
the journal of an axle breaking. But
little damage was done to the track,
and no one hurt.
The Presbytery meets here next
Sunday.
The services OF Miss Kate Hender-
shot have been engaged for the
present term as music teacher AT
SAVOY.
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MhataY ouor Cnnnlo DID

A charming family hGtol was built
in suburb OF Boston two years since.
It was finished with all modern con-
veniences. There were electric bells
IN 81 row at the door, sc that tho after
noon caller could ring up nine differ
Ont and peaceful ,neid-servants before
getting into communication with
tho family she came to SEQ; there
were FIRE escapes aud telephones, and
elevators and speaking.tubes, and for
aught / know, safeiy-yaives and sub
marine cables. But the browning joy
of all was the fact that no children
were allowed within ita walls. 1t wss
built for the accommodation of child
less couples, and To 10 childless coup
lea were the suites lot. How great
was the quiet ard calm Of That shell
tered retreat, until one iLl-starred
morning, when the cry of an
iufaut shrillY sad piteously broke tho
stiffness Horror and Indignation on
thepert Of nine guiltless COUPLES; and
y0J, so weak Is humanity, that before
the end OF the second year there were
children ia of the 10 families. The
childiess young couples were childless
no more, and when the owner OF the
building complained 10 his friends OF
the unfair treatment he had received
ut the hands of his tensuta they all
laughed in his face and advised him
to let apartments to bacbelors,- BoE-
ton Letter 10 Providence Journal.
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MARSHALL, Oct. ll.-[speclal. Tho
remains OF DR.. Hood were followed TO
their last resting place In Greenwood
cemetery by tho followers or his pro-
fession, together with large number
OF friends and relatives
Tho private residence Of Colonel
William NJ. Jones was entered last
right by burglars aud ono Of his
boardsrs il minus $50 in cash, md hiB
sop, DDniey, il unable 20 tell rho time
Of day for Tho want q; his $40 watch
Ben French was arrested here lsgt
night by City Marshal Floyd, who 70.
ceiyed n telegram from Dallas asking
his arrest.
r. p. Littlejohn lost his infant chilA
last night. IL will be buried tins
evening.
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WACO, Oct. l1.-[Speoial.l Addition
al attachments were run On julius
Marks stock of goods to-day, until
now the sum aggregates about 81 900.
Mover d. Fish, OF Boston, got in their
claim to-day. Marx saws that his stock
will invoice between $4,000 and $1,000,
instead of $1,000 as reported last night,
and that some of the notes on winch
the attachments were based are not
due yet.
Mr.. WIN. Edmouds, of this city, is in
receipt OF letter from MIR. II. j. Ken
dali, formerly private secretary 10
Governor Ireland, who is now in AucE-
LAND, New Zealand, in printing office.
He says New Zealand is oyerdone;
that it ia no country for farming or a
poor mar, and advises Americans VINO
wish to seek their fortunes on that side
of the giOha TO stay at home.
2 Rsvs. G. ID. Daniel aud a. L. Puthu1f,
young men who recently graduated ~
Waco university, will sail for Brazil
early in Novem 5sr as Baptist misbion-
aries. 4 fsrewell nissionarY meeting
will ha held in Waco 10 wish the young
men god-spsGd. Eminent Baptist MN
listers from various portions OF mo
State will be present. &.
Trio public school statistics for tho
week ending yesterday shows that the
actual average attendance was oniy
GIG, which is {. Il aorsase from tho pre-
yious week The deugue is the OK
plauation, a. there Ia. hardly family
in the city Shat does not report one CT
more cases Of Hickness.
z. q. WI er, Of Coryeil county, was
reported in las, nights sDecial as
bound oyer IL the sum of 500 tor vlo-
Istiou OF the Unitcd States revenue
laws. This was q mistake. The proof
did not w ;rr6nG holding him and he
was discharged.
js learned that Judge Rimes ID
certainly in Marlin and lawyers say
thet If he comes here Tomorrow ana
attempts TO hold court the bar will
certniulv take steps against him..
Counting she cotton received by
train ast night tine totsi receipts since
September are 1850 bales.
The rigidity OF the sunday law was
relaxed again to-day and it now seems
somewhat like old times.
Mr.. John Y. Dickinson, Of Austin,
secretary Of the State capitol, board is
In
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prnYers for tho Dead Probate.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. n.-AlI the
priests OF the Catholic church through
out this diocese, at their early masses
this morning, requested the prayers of
their congregations for the repose of
the soul of the late Cardinal Nc
Cioskey. Archbishop Ryan preached
in the morning at the cathedral
and during his sermon referred to the
death of Americas first cardinal, now
gone to his account even IA
the humblest, and the arch
bishop will hold ponti6cial
requiem mass for the repose OF the
cardinals soul some time this week,
probably not until after tbs funeral
Hervicee.
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LoSavIEw, Oct. IL. tSpecial.l -
one Of Longylew's noted cotton buy
ers hadihis ankle broken last evening
10y being thrown from buggy. He
WAS attempting to break yourg
horse 10 drive. His loss Will ne felt
through the cotton buying season.
DR.. John Shields, noted colored
lecturer from Now York City, deiiv-
cred an excellent lecture TO his col
ored brothers here this afternoon.
His subject, which was indeed well
handled, was "The Initmperance of
tho CUlor6d Race" Numbers have
promised 10 act upon bis suggestion
in regard to that vice.
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EnnIs.

ENNIS, Oct. 11.-lSpecial. l-The case
Of A. NJ. d D an Morrison, of Ennis,
Texas, vs.. the Insurance Company OF
North America, tIied at Waxahschie
on Friday and Saturday last, resulted
in a verdict for the company. The fire
occurred ia January last. The main
defense ofthe company was that the
Morrisons occurred $500 insurance IN
addition TO the sum permitted by the
company, and without notice ana en-
dorsement as prescribed IN INC COZ,
dili rs of the oompsny's policy. Trial
by Jury, Judge Ferris presiding.
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HoUsToN, Oct. 1l.--T9pecial. This
morning Adolph Hertzog, sn old Ger
man citizen, was found dead at his
house, hanging by rope attached to
the top of window. IL was doubtless
q suicide. He had bsen on protracs-
ed spree, and threo days ago was ia
the calaboose for being drunk and
attempted to suicide, bUt was pre-
vented. He said he would do it soon.
A street.cBr driver was kicked by
mule tonight and had his leg broken.
This morning before day Mike
Mooney, saloon Keeper, was badly
stabbed in tho back. Thre3 men are
in jail for it. They will be on trial to-
tr1orrNw
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

Halted states neil, Ctllnsi Culi tfsnr
inside an eiSQlani arHnmeui ~ il
descendant. Ills case Nss rNntihNUu
n is generally believed Nf Adieih 4.
Iuno6oni, aud ho has the fYmpaill e.
40 Who know him,
court will remain Va session MI 90.
this month.
lr Ia very dusty and ru.h Ta'i
would ha appreciated ~ uuf fsfm0ra
Tho ladies ni ih6 Baptist church bad
rs Frand festival lass night.
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HAWKINS, Oct. 11.-ISpeclaL.l-J. K.
Miller, who was stabbed yesterday
evening by Bob Anderson in Waliace'a
saloon, il still living, though it is
doubtful ii he will finally recover.
Frank Mabry, Esq, our efficient jas
tice of the peace, assisted by crowd,
after a lively foot race succeeded IN
capturing young Anderson. whom he
conveyed to QuitmRn this morning.
The entire community was thrown
into great excitement, and this cad
tragedy is regretted by oil.
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A RECOGNIZED UNION.

LONDON, Oct. 1l.-Sir II. d. WelH
will leave Cocstantinople next week
for Egypt. 1t il believed that Turkey
win recognize the Union OF Roumeiis
and Bulgaria as fact accomplished.
ANoTJI Err CIRCULAR.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Ocr. 1.-THE porte
has sent another circular to the powers
requesting decision in regard to the
Ronmslian difficulty. The govern
ment meanwhile continues extensive
military preparations, and is well sup
piled with money from tithes, although
trying to arrange q loan. The Otto
man bank offers to loan $3.50 900, but
the porte wants more.
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Walking down Broadway is very
pleasant when you feel well, and T
X never felt better than when his
friend asked him how he got over that
severe cough of his 40 speedily. "Ah,
my boy,n said T, &c. NJ. ID. did it!p
And his friend wondered what q, NJ.
ID. meant. He knew IL did not moon a
Good Many Doctors, for r XXX
had tried dozen in vain. "l have ~"
satd he, lust hitting the nail on tho
head, "you moan DIR. Pisrce's 'GOiden
Medical Discovery or Gold Medal De-
served, IS my friend j S. al
ways dubs it," Sold by druggists.
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NEEDED LEGISLATION.

Among some OF the important leGis-
lation that should engage the garment
attention of the next Legislature, there
IS no one subject, perhaps, of greater
Importance to the life and health of
all citizens alike than the passage OF
q law regulating the retail drug trad o
in this State; preventing the sale of
poieons OF any character whatever,
ana in any quantity, except upon the
prescription OF reputable physician,
ard compelling all drug clerks en-
trusted with tee compromising OF pre-
scr ptions to be graduate OF some
recognized pharmsceulioal school, As
the law now STANDS, or rather in the
absence OF any law 81 all upon the sub
.ject, the 0uly restriction upon tho sale
OF poison il the wiii of tho druggist. II
he chooses TO sell to anyone who ap-
plies, iheEe is no Prohibition against it
or penalty for so doing. In nearly all,
if not III, of the older States the sale OF
these drugs ia so protected by the re-
quirements of the law that their pur-
Chase for any illegitimste purpose is
rendered well nigh an impossibliity,
ana il should be made so everywhere.
The propriety OF not entruating che
compromising of q prescription, upon
the correctness of which tho life of q
pa.isnt may depend, 10 the hands of
any ono who is not fully Inc master OF
mis- profession, js too ohvious to need
any rgument.-[ Fort Worth Mail.
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HHARSE, O't, 10 - Correspond
encs. l-Thia widsly.knOwn and much
abused town Is still living, Tho mei
chants here are healthy financially
progressive, aud do 4 large business
While other towns have had merosn'
tile failures, no such luck has fallen O.
he lot ~ our merchants. An tGe dli
larent religious dOnomir gna arf
represented, and the residents 90,
church gOing prnpia.
We have Nuurishlug school, pre-
siugA over b. Professor 0gil'l, Tho
ruiured people have u college that
would do cTnuit 20 towns ol larger PIE
taniiOus.
Tho faIwFrh who own and work "a
'0rti,S iarus ON the BfaZu9 $40 mgl ,i
means, and tho only Obj afiln that
aan b1 m 10 nf tnem Is tl8N work can
wet la1.r. The people arc down on 10
here, ihRy Say 10 IL 4 curse 20 any
country,
Our own has shipped a great Goat OF
eaton go Tar, Crops, notW hstAndir g
PREDICTIONS % tho contrary, are turn
Iu uyt well, money ~ cifClisrug, and
rl atmosphere OF C0utCntmegJ aepU-
- peryado every avenue Cf ~ ada, Ih.
railroads comforting hOre, Judging 10y
fuB number and length o. trlius, gEg
doing good business,
Tho d6nguO tower has struck rs o.
last. IL was predicted 10y the bal
drummer that 10 would not muster M
courage enough o. tVckla llvaruo, hpt
u Ia hero, ANA seems likoit In going 20
stay.
Dr.. Young, tho State Temperance l1c,
tursr, delivered two msstorly lectures
h0re on temperance, and as ihe out
cropping OF tn ~ ilourishing tempar.
gncs council nas boon organized. Mrs.
Saxon has also s'isited our town
in tho interest of the "omBn's Chrla-
tlRu Temperance Union. She captured
the psople with her eloquonco. Sha Is
a woman OF superior qualifications.
She has organized union here.
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CoHsIcASA, Oct. 1l.-lSpecisl.l-Mr.
W. s. Cook, of Blooming Grove, this
county, while at work at Jones' gin,
had his arm caught and 30 badly lao
Grated that 1t had to be amrIIated, and
the operation was performs 4 by Dr..
Palmer, the arm being taken of be-
1fwsen the elbow and shoulder.
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BAIRD, Oct. 11.-[Spscisl.l--A mob Of
so or 70 men came in town last night 10
release Joe Price, who is charged with
murder, but the sheriff got wind Of IT
in time to take him away on the east
bound passenger train. There was
much excitement, but all is quiet now.
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The endeavors ths grand old DALLAs
HERALD is now making reminds us Of
a goat jumping tor sun flower seeds.
The Morning News, the bright, rich
new enterprise, will have 10 make
similar or greater strides ii sho hopes
10 oyer-"HAlr" the spruce old grand
mother of North Texas journalism.
All we have to say is:
The dance viii be lively, depend upon it
Go it old galwe'l hold your bonnet.
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Jefferson.

JEFFERSON, Oct. l1.-[Sp .cial. I'm
the case Of the United States VS.. A. w.
Adleta, charged with robbing the
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IUuleFliits ny
DR.. Wintersmith, sir: / waive ry
hsve observed for many years, the va
your remedy prompting mo to say,
ply to your request what / know o.
Chill Cure. The private assurancao
efficacy had, t,nd the good results OF III"
effects I had observed on Mr.. II. w. Mere.
dith, who for more than fifteen years had
been foreman OF my Office, induced me to
test itiu my falnliy. TIL results haze been
entirely satisfactory. The first case was,
two years standing IN which l believe av<'
cry known remedy he'd been tiled with
Temporary rel ef-the cbills returning PEE
riodically and With seemingly increasedy
severity. Your cure broke them al oncqp3
and there has heen no recurrence of theu{3
for more than six months. The other casey
was OF milder form, and yielded moret
readily to other reasdies, but tho chills
would return at intervals, untii your medi-
cine was used, stace which time, now sew
eral months, they have entirely disap-
peared. From the opportunity have had
TO judge, do not hest ute To express my
belief That your Chill Cure is valuable
specific and performs ell you pronlse for IL.
Respectfully, W n HALDEMAN.
IsNHIJITty JDTNTrvR G. IN oo11tc
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IMPROVE THE ROADS.

IMPROVE THE ROADS.
Every farmer can aid in improving
the roads by 9. little volunteer work.
To is frequently tho csse that bad places
in the road are near the homes of we'll
to-do farmers, and for the want of an
hours work with o pick and shovel at
the right time get impossible. Some
people rGthor travel bad road snd
break wagon than to do for their own
benefit g little work on public road,
especially if they are "over 45." The
condition of the roads can be greatly
improved if everybody will do what
their private interest demands.-tUisco
Round-Up.
SUPERIOR MAN.
This Young MEMS Democratic asso-
citation ofTSxas has endorsed Professor
Il. j. Glrardeau, OF Houston, to tne
president, requesting his appointment
as member OF tho United States civil
SERVES commission, characteriZing
him as q Representative Southernar,
an eduosjod gentleman without pe0en
try, and sterling Democrat without
bigo,yy," Professor Girarde snsffienne
have assurances that he will be en-
dorsed by the Texas senators and con
gressmen and the State administration.
Professor Giardeau is President OF the
Texas Press association, and it would
be IN honor to the press Of Texas
should the pSesidout give him p si.
ton Ia the commission. The Sua
would bs d-iignted 90 e@a him so
Eov orsa.- itte y San
BDStEGsA $40 l.. rHE YEAR
The great adv siiis -eenD pos
;sss5zssss ever oth@ts - d diversity OF
crops, which gives fair business all
the year round. In the early spring
big wool crop is marketed here, then
follows beef sales, and then the farmer
brings in his wheat product and makes
good business for August and Septem-
Der. AS the grain crop is ali marketed
the cotton crop comes, and with the
fall clip OF wool, fills up the gap nicely
between grain and fall beet. Cotton
and wool are coming to market now at
O lively rate-cotton ts just beginning,
but will be brisk before the last OF the
wool is shipped. Then viii come the
fall shipment of beef cattle, which
will last month. In the winter time,
IL AIDES in cattle and cotton and lands,
material and household GOODS
for new homes, and farmers keeps the
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by j. Il.
Williams 81 Co.
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STATE PRESS.
roo PRNMATURELY.

We would't bat a iarthing On guber-
nar0rlal timber at this .nc. North
TeXas nEy have candidate in tho
fold sfJer awhile, bat whether ho viii
get The nomination is altogether an
oiher question. There is g convention
10 decide that matter.-[ Alvarado
Rullptiu
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E1912AElLEW2,
One MONTH . S3.oQ
. .-ii..rS months, = g 90
.plreo Alc:lthns 49,
RAFeGeISS X E Ria s.
aOaH N. trGI1til ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25

DETROIT, MIcL, Now "a Col.
Thomas sailor export master At East
Saginaw, was nrmlgugd in the United
states court to-day. The indictment
charges hH with putting 10 ialsc charge,
for rent, $1,000 IN excess at the truo
amount, ana his successor, Mr. Gage, Is
accused OF % sinilar Offen,o, nut has not
yet appeared. Col SiiOrwas released on
a $1,000 bond and the ease Was
continued Until uo uoxe tifin. Inc statue
OF limitations only riins back tHree years,
nut The district attorney says that Tho
government has ciyii claims against Cot
sailor for $1,000 which h0 collected bg
means OF fraudulent vouchers and rent
ing news stalls 10 tho pUat01ice building
The eX-pOstuaster feels easy over the
charge, claiming that IL is un old custom
which has long been known 70 the gov
eminent.
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nInrr Annnininna.

WAsuISGroN, Nov. 2+.--Wdlter John
son OF Michigan was to-da, appointed
law clerk OF the patent Offices, vice -.
Mcknight, who was appointed law clerk
IN the Office Of the assistant attorney
general.
The secretary Of the treasury today
appointed James &. Dugan 20 be- local in-
spector OF boilers at Louisville, Ky
WAsuINGToS, Nov 24.--1he president
to-day appointed Richard ID. Lancaster
surveyor Of customs Of Port 81 Louis.
Oliver r. Remick is appointed lrst as
slstant engineer In the United States Eey-
cnue marine service
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sprinslns Now l,uies,


WAsiINGToS, Nov. 2i.-Nlr. Springer
OF Illinois viii be one of the prime
movers in the effort 10 change the rules Of
the house, and abridgc the powers Of the
committee By giving 10
other committees appropriation bills con
crrEing their interests. IL Is almost Ger
tain the effort will be successful There
Is no good reason why IL should not be-.
As the rules now stand, the approprla-
tons Of the entire government service,
with the exception OF the river and har-
Dor bin, are controlled by fifteen men. In
fact, appropriation bills usually 90 to con
ference committees, consisting OF three
men from each house, 40 t,at IN reality
-iy men have the direction II the
Government finances. Mr.. Springer
4. one of the most agreeable men in con-
grcss. and has had wide experience IN ~
halls. lie ls known as the great IN
yes,laator" aud as such IL gaining n
reputation equal 20 Homan, the "ercat
director" Whom he undertakes thing
he accomplishc- T.. He IS the most tcu-
acious man 10 the house. This was char
.,eteristic OF his college life. ON one oc-
tasiun be wished 10 deliver q speech 81
AN Illinois university The faculty OBJ
iected. They denied him the privilege.
On the night Il was 10 BIZ delivered, nc
had hundreds OF printed copies scattered
over the chapel. The result was . sus'