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nor INoIINnD no HUnIlY.
Mr.. Cleveland Unshahen fa uls Purpose
of Hliiina the Omess.


wAsuINGroN, May Mr.. flandait
called at the White House to-day, and
had long conversation with the Presl.
dent. iIe had some law books with him,
and read several passages from them
during the conversation. Que 0f the
hooks was p volume nf the pennayivania
Supreme Court reports, from which
he quoted an opinion In which
~ Is held aa general trluciplo
that The authority vested IN an executive
officer t0appOint carries with n the power
Of removal. and that this power ~ not
abrogaiod by any legislation. such for
example 40 tenure of tfHon Law.
which might appear 70 restrict or con.
niet with ~. The President said ~
another caller later IN the afternoon that
be- haf determined 10 move very slowly
and deliberately In the msttor ef making
removals. ana appointments. His iudga
mant had suggested this course before 10
entered un0u bis present dutifs. and bis
brief experience had already demons
gtrated that this was the safest course.
There Was no great need ~ haste. and 10
Was convinced that those Hhp we're bring.
iuR The greatest pressure NJ bear
~ expedite ehHnfrg 10 tHe Envs
eminent service we're acting Without
giving tho matter patient and careful
consideration and perhaps without ~
much light on the subject aa he himself
had. At any rate, bis resolution had
born taken. ~ had four years IN which
" d. biz work. and IN future should move
Win oven moro dnlibafnti0n Than In ths
past, So no results following some things
alffrdY done had very clearly shown that
10 would have boon better ~ move moro
carefully.
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The WGarnet, at New work..

NEW YORK, May 3.-The British cor
vette Garnet, after lying at anchor all
night opposite quarantine, was visited by
a health officer at sunrise to-day and i'm
mediately afterward steamed to the new
anchorage, opposite rOmpkinsville. which
is nearer the city. At O'Clock this
morning the American flag WAS hoisted TO
toe mainmast and saluted with q guns.
The Union Jack flew all day at the fore
and the feet signal at the mizzenmast.
Capt Hand went ashore early in the day
The British Consul General did not pay a
visit to the vessel, but a representative
from Gen. Hancock and several officers Of
the Minnesota were among the visitors.
The future movements Of the Garnet are
Uncertain
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Nuhnr Pnshn,s Anology.

LONDON, May 3.-Nubar Pasha, the
Egyptian Prime Minister, has formally
apologized TO NJ. Tallandier, the French
Charge d'AffaIrs. and the B0SDhore
Egpptien incident Is considered at an end.
During his talk with NJ. Tallandier Nubar
Fasha said that he hoped to be able on
June 10 hx a date Tor the payment Of
Inc Alexandria indemnities.
NJ. Tallandier afierward returned the
visit Of Nusba Pasha.
A famine prevails in Kordofan. The
revolt against FL Mahdi Is spreading.
me report Of the routing Of FL Mahdi
WITH heavy losses al Mesalamia is con-
trmed,
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Murder or a Negro by a NIobl

WAvERLY, TENN, May 3.-Late last
night party 0f armed men Waited The
house Of Comfy Johnson, cOlored, in Blk
Bottom, near Ebcnezer church, and or
dercd bin 10 open his door. He refused.
The door was broken down and
several shots fired Into the house.
johnson leaped from the back
window and started ~ run away, when
fifteen or twenty shots were fred at him.
When his body was 70 md this morning n
was filed with shot, and there Was bull
let hole In his head. The affair is supposed
~ have been caused by difficulty two
weeks ago between the negro and a white
man At log rolling.
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a Rrcwerv FalIs In.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, May 3.-Wain-
wrighVs brewery on fnirty-siXth street
cayed in about 3 o'clock this morning.
The noise aroused citizens residing In the
vicinity, and for a time the excitement
was very great. Rumors Of loss Of LIE
were freely circulated, but we're without
foundation. The immense weight " the
beer probably caused the supports Of the
floor 20 give way, and the building col
lapsed. The falling iu VI the walls
crushed the beer barrels, and torrents Of
the fuid ran dOHn the street and COM
pletely flooded ths cellars. The loss ls
estimated at over 100000.
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LEGISLATORS on a nAC II
Dlsgraceful soeues on a Train Ca yin
tllinois Politicians south.

Disgracsrul sceues on Train Ca xIng
tllinois Politicians south.
CHICAGO, May "A special TO the
Ddiig Netcs from Fulton, Kv. "a, the
Junket OF the Illinois Legislators to New
Orleans ie most dlegraooiul affair. Tie
train loft Springfield last night In two SEQ.
uons. Speaker Haiues, Representative
Cronkrlte, kimbrough, WEIGH, Senators
Duncan, sherman and Ilill were
IN the first. The rougher element
OF the Legislature, mostly com.
prised Of the Cook county
members occupied the second. Tho lal.
ter complained Of the layor shown the
silk-stooking element Ia giving lt noaapa.
sion Of the trat section. lletwecn IRE.
quent lihations Of whisky and other in.
toxtnante the dsaileotlon increased uutll
the second section became a hedlam on
wheels. In one OF The upper berths was a
clerk In tho MarHhal'H Office at Sprinp.
Held. Tho gang had objected 60 his Rontlp.
manly demeanor. During the carly part
OF the night be was awakened from a
sound sleep by some ono tugging ut hia
feet. On protesting against this treat
ment be was jerkod out of an upper berth
To the floor, and partially
stunned by the fall. His assailant
then proceeded to stamp on him, aud
would have done him serious Injury had
not some Of the soberer members Of the
party .nterforod. A. II was, tho clerks
upper-lip was seriously bruised and aev-
cral Of his teeth Knocked loose. When
the sections came together ~ Cairo he
was taken into the irat. The clerk does
not know who his assailant was. but the
outrage is generally credited 20 the Cook
county toughs who are said 30 be under
the command Of senator Jameg McHalo,
one oI McD0nnId'a chlnl lamnarnmmnrarina
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nLuE nYEs AM aOLDIgN mAIn.
Pastor noyer Plunged into Woe by the
Advent Of Pretty woman

Advent Of Pretty Woman.
AauTABULA, o., May 8.--Hey. Levi
Boyer, an Eplsoopalian minister, was
some time since placed In charge OF the
Waehhurne mission, ~ Aahtnbula hnr.
bOr. Himself and wife, together with one
child located hero. lle became popular
with his pariah0n0ra, and was ominontlv
successful IN building 40 the mission.
The appearance few weeks since OF a
bluo.eyed, Olden-brOwn-haired ana well.
formed woman, who sailed under the
name ofHtewart, and secured frequent Ia.
teryiewa with Boyer, sci the tongues Of
the g0sslps 10 running.
The mysterious relations Of the minister
and the far stranger made the name OF
the former such common subject Of
scandal that Bishop Bodell. OF the diocese,
investigated, and Boyer WAS silenoed on
sunday last. Boyer offered but little ex.
planatiOn before bis congregation, but
says the uniOrtunnte affair grows out Of
nothing but platOnic attentions paid the
woman during trip South few years
since for his health.
Tho woman asserts that Boyer made
her bis wife and that she has iha dOOu-
ments 10 prove that she has u claim Of
priority upon him over his present wife.
The latter, who IL broken hearted. lfit
the feot0ry, and with her child returned
10 the hoine ~ her family.
The stewart woman says gho loves Boyer
ana would stuck W him " he wns " 18th.
out both ifinnds and position. She hHH
gone from here, and Boyer loft for parts
unknown On Wednesday.
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WurE rLArNs, 81. ". May Justice
Dgkman, ln the Supreme Court today,
sot aslde p Judgment Tor 5000, which
KaHward Pbiip took by daftult against
the IribHHc association m brooklyn two
weeks ago. Justice Dykman said fhat
ihe defendant should have proper ODpors
tnnity ~ defend The a0iiOn and that de.
fault must De- feOpened. The action Nas
for damages for alleged iibelOus state.
the publication Oi the Moroy letter IN
tlau
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a Destructive Hail Storm.

PETERSBURG, Va. May 3-fhe hail
storm whicn passed over this section
Friday afternoon prevailed ln many other
locaiities and extended into North Caro-
lima. All growing cotton, corn and
vegetables were destroyed ana farm
ers Will be compelled - plant again.
The hail fell ~ depth ~ twelve inches,
and a whiflrind prevailed along the cen
tre u the storm, blowing down barns.
fences and sheds. To some places In
5urry county IN this State the hall fell ~
a depth Of twelve inches. and in some
spola vas drIfind ~ q dnplh nf four feet.
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FLORIDA,s CoNVENTIoN.
No Interest Manifested in Leon County
in TO-MOrrOw's Election.

in TO-MOrrOw's Election.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May 3.-Tuesday
is the day set by law for the election of
delegates to the constitutional conven-
tion which meets in this city In June.
Very little interest in the election is being
manifested by any Of the people in this
county except the politicians. The
white voters have put no ticket in the
field because Of the hopelessness Of elect
ing it, and as there is no organized OppOsi-
tion to the Republican nominees the vote
will probably be very light.
In other sections Of the state, however,
and notably South Florida, the canvass
has been spirited and thorough. 1t is an
interesting fact that the men who will
certainly be leaders in the convention
come from the counties where the voting
strength Of the two parties is nearly
equal. The Republicans have been quite
liberal in making selections, and among
their nominees are some men who will
doubtless prove very useful members.
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DR.. BUnonAIlD's rAIlgwnLL
Oid Ago Induces Him 80 Retire from
ths murray uiiI Paat0rata,

Ola ago INDUCES HIN 10 Retire from
ths Murray Hiu Pastorsts,
NEw YORK, May 3.-Hey. Dr. T.. ~.
Burehard this morning preached his
farewell sermon no pastor Of the Murray
Hiil Presbyterlan church. Tho sublsot
Of his Discourse Haa the doctrine OF uni.
veraal e.nfulness and Qualification W
faith. Man, be- said, was condemned f6r
one fauitand M fuiurs work NJ suDefefo.
gafi0u could atone Tor paat transgrea-
ai0ns. A. the close Of bic sermon Dr.
Burchafd reviewed his whole ministerial
career from 1879, whom he cams ~
New York from the seminary iu Dan Vile.
Ky, aud took oharRe ~ tho Houston
street Presbyterian cburoh. whore no re-
mainad pastor fDr ~ consecutive years.
Tho murray Hiil Churen gr0w out ~ that
organization, but did not prosper az fh0
Old church owing Nv hard times. Dr..
Burcbard said that The church nov needed
a younger ard iRhter pastor, who could
climb any number N stairs, and d. mis-
si1nary work. Tho trustees Of me ohnreh
passed resolution q few nights ago
stating that the only cause fyr Df.
Eufchard'a departure was his age.
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Aizpuru Putin Prison.

PANAMA, May 3.-Geus. Aizpuru and
ss,99ndcval and Drs. YallarinO ald COrOa-
iiles have been taken prisoners By Gen.
y, yes, commander Of the national forces,
ana confined In the Parliament House.
many other prisoners have been placed In
WI common prison. Gen. Alzpuru was
pm prispned for not having delivered the
llil quantity Of arms. All was quiet last
NY ht, although much firing was heard on
lAe outskirts OF The city the night before.
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VOL Nlrrlnlala CnnIfal.

CHARLEsToN, W. VA, May 8.-The
the State officers on board, arrived here
at D'ci0ck this evening from Wheeling.
This city IA ~ be- nov the permanent capi-
tai ~ the state. No demonstration was
made. but the banks N the river we're
lined With people % witness the arrival 0f
fao te.sea
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04

WAsHrNGTOA. May 3.-Miss Sweet,
pension agent at Chicago, will, 10 10 an
nOunced, be removed shortly and Mrs.
Mulligan. widow Of Col. Mulilgan, Of
chicago, b. appointed her successor. II
is supposed that charges have been filed
against Miss sweet. but Commissioner
Black declines - talk about The maLter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04

DANvILLE, Va, May 2.--Tho sales of
leaf tobacco for last month were 9. 2.1VO.o10
pounds, against 100o. 900 pounds for April
Of last year. The safes for the last seven
months were lt 10000 pounds, against
~ 800 900 az the same time last year. ~
r. estimated that much over one-hnIf H
ihe crop is slili IA lhe hands oI plant e.
the most unlaFofa1Ic weather for uoF|rt
"a tobacco having prevailed uItInN tt0
NIniNf and spring
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- nIInols Labor KIots.

SpRTNGFIELD. Ill. May 3.--herin
Hanchel, Of Cook county, telegTapned
the Governor to-niZat tlat be was unable
TO c0ntr0l the strikers at LemOnt, aud
asked for more troops. The Governor
replied that n occasion required the
adiutant general m kht call out three
additional cgmpanlrs and place them az
his disposal. Tr9g-ie j. feared at Lem0nt.
Gov. Ozies3y leL ior Elkhart, Ill, this
evening.
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College Of che Holy Ghost was dedicated
here to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
Thirty Thousand people attended the
services, and 1000 participated In the
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ATnRaB Nay 3.-The government bas
decided NJ measure Of econ Omy. " re-
call All the Greek diplomatic Representa-
lives abroad, except The envoy AZ Con-
atantlnOpln.
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AUGUSTA, GA, May 3.-The Chronicle
" eleoraies its centennial this morning by
: t,,,ulhR e9,V00 copies Of - pages. Il con-
80 salient points IN GeOrgia's history
-uu development for 100 years.
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Pans. Nay 8.-Tne French Cabinet
haa decided lo AK tiu Chambers e vote
tae urgent extra credit Of 1900. .Q10
Uanca, Which Was Requested NY ~. NorI4
for lhe MalHeNetf expedition.
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The Paris Ilaccs.

PARIS, May 3.-Iu the Poulesd'Essai
iAee today the horses finished in the
~. owing order: The FLIES Barberine,
& chronicle aud Aida, and the colts
Aalntrailles. Seluisant and Anglomane.
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NAPLES, May 3.-HOunt Yesuvius is
again in . state Of eruption. A cDpIOus
Greco ana Rompeli.
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BERLIN, May "a majority Of the
Dundesrath have approved 0f rne treaty
between Germany ana Russia for the
extfadi tiOu q riglcides and couspirators.
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FORTaE8s MONROE, VA. May g.
Hon. Ihomas F. BaYar1, SECRETARY N
State, arrived here from WashlnztOn tbls
morning.
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BILLINGS, MONT., May 3.-A fire last
MINT destroyed the First national bank,
and other property, Including the cOusol-
idatek klewspaper outfit Of Alexander De-
vines~ The loss is placed a. $4,000.
50 HOUSES DESTROYED.
STOCKHOLM, Nay 3.-fire has destroyed
70 houses in tie town ~ skanOer, render
iug homeless 100 families.
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RUSSIAN ORGANIZATIONS,

The Samar regiment, which has been
garrisOned at Cronstadt for the past II
years, has been ordered to Kasan. Papers
state that Gems. Rademsky, GOurkO, Dra-
sOmiroff, Tschernaiea and AbramOf will
be the principal Generals in the Russian
army in the event OF war.
The Moscow Gazette says that it has
reason to believe that an honorable expe-
dent has Deen found by which both sides
can settle the dispute.
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urdbi
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THE RUSSIAN MISSION.

The Dangers that Beget Those Who Fill
It-Some Facts lfhout CSssius M.
Clay.
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than that which gathered together 10 eat
the dinner given in honor ~ Minister
PendletOn ~ the muNuunpa and civil
service rcfOrmers ~ DsimonleYs On Tues
day night. senator kvarta seemed out NJ
place enough, bus the siRht NJ Steve Elkina
dining with Carl Sonufz and aeOrge viii
liam Curtis Was beWliderlng. a var
says that the walters we're forced ~ pass
a civil sergiCs examination befDre thoY
we're rendered eligible ~ serve the dinner
IN honor ~ civil service reform and ne
champion. Minister PGudlctOn. Among
tne questions asked Weres
Who was The "FriendlY Waiforf'
Was his conduct t0Wards David Copper
field on certain memorable occasion
that ~ n professional politician Ol the
spOils system NJ that Of mugNump7
What does Dickens mean when be- says
That walters neYGf walk Of move about AZ
other people Do, but glide around with a
mOtion peculiar ~ tnrmsniYesf
Give examples " toe practice.
What IL tDe difference between tho
B0urDons ~ Franee and kentucky b0ur-
D9nf Does TIE expression, 'rfhe Hour-
hons learn nothing and forget nothiuN.n
refer n thg lose 0f memory produced Dy
90 great indulgence ia bourbon Hhls-
kegf egc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
HEAVY Loss BY FIRE.

,i,u,l Bank Building at Marquette
Destroyed.
.,,sr-E MlCH., February The
IS,t;opal Bank building caught ire
|, sfsr midnight this morning, This
,vss the finest in the city and IS 3
ISss Owing to the extreme cold
~ the thermometer registering six.
|5syrpes below zero, the 6remen worked
r-sst disadvantage, but every effort was
/ n save surrounding property. The
4 Milne fac is not known. The greatest
men, prevailed. Efforts were cOncen-
4 oo saving adjoining buildings. The
N be about as follows Bank build
3 ,f0 600. |. NeVberger, $4,000; S.
Fn,a i sons, $4,000; Rothschild L
i;1y $50 600; FIRST Natioral Bank,$lO,'
Tbe Champion Iron Company, j. +.
,Ss N, II. VI. Banks, N. H. Maynard,
Hsaly. the United States Signal Ser,
cFrs and ". w. Manning lose all
'hooSs and Office fixtures Three val,
J law libraries are destroyed. The total
IN reach over S250,OO0.
= ssmes we're extinguished At 1 o'clock
The totalloSs viii reach over
ufH
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Adult Day In Our southern suburb.

Dull Day In Our southern suburb.
The Owens was running to-day. Passea-
gers walked out four or i've rods from the
float 10 get on il on this side, and on the
opposite side il landed at the wharf boat
There will be stylish wedding tomorrow
afternoon at st. Johns church.
The doll contest at the fair and festival
was decided last evening, but at this writing
it is too early to say which little lady re-
ceived the most votes.
Rev. Deehan, of Wheeling was the guess
Of Rev. McMeuina yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Alum has resigned the pc
prietorship Of the Lazier skating rink ~ hs
leaves this week to attend the Exposition ~
New Orleans. -,
The cold iron feeders only were working
Yesterday owing u there not beirg the 70
auired material for the hot. Steel viii b
cut after today st these works
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lloyd returned from
visit to Pittsburg yesterday.
The city lamps are being replaced.
Did his terra hogship see his shadow yes-
ttrday or no,'
Mr.. Cbas. Cronhardt and sister. Miss
Mamie, return to Kansas today after .
pleasant visit at the residence OF Casper
Cronhardi, Esq.
AL. Pelley and son leA yesterday foe
Burchardston, Pa, where they were sun.
moned by the illness Of the formers uncle.
Chas. Morgan returned Yesterday from
visit to friends in Hendrysbure.
Il is probable that the factory OF the Bee
wood iron works will not be in operation 70
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and at once went to the hospital Their
meeting was quite affecting.
Wanted to Know.
About . o'clock Mrs. Dudley asked about
Rossa's condition. She said she was sorry
when she heard he was still alive. A
number of people called but she refused
to see them. On January p, Mrs.
Dudley called at Mrs. Leggett's home for
unemployed women, at No. so Clinton
place, and gave DR.. Thomas as reference.
She said she was 3 widow and was q pro-
fessional nurse. Her only luggage was .
small yalise. She said her husband and
two children were dead and that her father
was once in the British cavalry service and
she had acted as trained nurse IN Lon
don and Paris. Mrs. Brown, matron OF the
house said Mrs. Dudley is highly accom-
pished. Tuesday last she went away saying
she had patient, but would take her latch
key. To-day at o'clock she said she had
another patient and might not return: Ii
she did not she would send tor her valise,
and she did not seem unduly excited. This
evening was shocked to hear Of her act.
DR.. Thomas was interviewed, but gave no
important or interesting information.
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I WHEEIING w. va. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8. 1885

the list arranged by Speaker Carlisle. Oar
ing The ten minutes occupied in reading the
iouranI lliele were upwards Of 20 members
arOuhd lhe desk seeking his ear for the same
purpose.
TIE credentials Of John C. Spooner Owls.
and Geo. G. Vest (Missouri) were read and
ordered Ried. Communications from the
President were laid before the Senate as
follows "A request from the Government
of CoEea for the detail of United States
military officers as instructors; recommend.
ing that the Arctic vessel Alert be returned
toHer Majesty's Government with appro-
p5ate Acknowledgements.
Mr.. Harris reported fayorably from the
Committee on the District Of Columbia a
bin appropriating $4,000 to enable the
Commissioners to maintain public order
during the Inauguration. Passed.
The Dynamite Resolutions Again.
Hon. VIM. R. Cox, of North Carolina,
member of the House Committee on For
eign Affairs, in regard to the pending dyna-
mite resolutions, expressed the opinion that
the Committee would not make ha5tY re-
poSt thereon, but would give the subject the
consideration it should have before being
brought before the House. after the ex-
citement which now prevails has subsidized"
said General Cox, "the subject can be more
iudiciously handled. and an excited debate
mIleH House, which is undesirable, avoided. ;"
Ex-Goyernor Curtin, Chairman, says that
the committee will never admit that the
United States was responsible In the re-
motest degree for the London explosions
"In all probability" said the Chairman,
1.-THE London explosions were conceived and
planned in Paris, the hotbed and home Of
political conspirators. The Senate has
been too fast in attempting to clear the
skirts Of the country Of crimes which were
devised elsewhere, and with which we have
nothing to do The Senate has put its foot
init, and next week the House will rectifS
the Senates blunder.
Union Pacific Railway Bill.
The bill extending the time in which in
debtedness ofthe Union Pacific Railway to
the Government may be cancelled, was then
taken up.
Mr.. Hoar submitted several amendments
which were agreed upon by the Committee
on Judiciary. The amendments add TO the
railroads specifically mentioned in the bill,
the Sioux City Railroad and also make it
clear that the accruing interest shall be pay.
able half yearly by the companies, as well
as the particular bonds falling due each half
year; also increasing the percentage of the
earnings to be applied to the sinking fund,
in case of non.acceptance by the companies
of this act, from IS per cent. las provided
by the Thurman act) TO 40 per cent.