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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
Getting AiixCu.

"Brudcr Slebinson," said Parson
Grubbs. Il doan want yer ter take
sackrementin my church no mo-. " /.
why so, sah?"
"Wall, de folks doan like yer style"
81 doan I'M erstan yer"
WAL, I'll tell yur; luther day when
yer come ter de 'munion table yer
acted like yer wuz starbcd ter def.
Yer grabbed dc bread an when da
handed yer dc wine yer drunk it all. "
"Cosc did. De bruder said:
Drink yc all o it, and l tilted her up
an let her slide"
dat want no way ter do"
"Wall, den, yer ken count me out.
| doan un orstan' desc heah folks whit
tells yer ter do er thing an den make
er mouf eff yer does it. fas, jes' mark
my name often dem books O yourn.
'Ligun is gittin' SO mixed up er pusson
kahn un'crstan' it. "-ArkanSaW Irav-
eler.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

N Crick in the Rac;" Is rHeny t'mc7 e
symptom of kidney disease, Hunts Kidney
and LiYerl Remedy will cUrc i.
For women in delicate hs.,th. no laelicina
equals Hunts Remedy. All, NAL "r.Ypu,r :
are speedily cured by it. 1t never ;:.i-.
Truth is mighty, and will PREV :.i.. l'uu''.
Remedy cures like magic ali Il ases OF ,..d-
neys, liver and urinary organs.
80. my back!' The man W'h veal a"k
gore loins. has kidney disease, h.th HUNTS
kidney and Liyerl Remedy g!N;,. $ et.IeS.
Dr.. L. a. Palmer, Westerly. H. l. says:
Hunts Remedy is the h2st u,ca ."iro for
dropsy. Il has almost rl"u the de- -
DR.. A. w. Brown. Mystic, Coma. says: ~
have case of d"Gp5Y resulting from heart dis
ease which Hunts remedy relieved at once
Prom 1899 to 1880. had rheumat sn: r.; n,
time | could not walk step in fcu.' ia.!....,
Now entirely well; cured by liun.'s Rem .y
STEPHEN e. MASON, Proy:d,i Q.
Thousands OF cases Of kidney diseases ; ave
been cured by Hunts Remedy. Never fats.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
An American Westminster Abby.

The conditions which made, and
make. Westminster Abbey are wholly
lacking in this country, and will be
forever lacking.
In the first place, we ought to have
single London, instead of six or
seven, each vociferousy claiming to be
the only original genuine London, the
one bright particular spot upon which
the national mausoleum should be
erected. In the second place, such an
institution should be under the ngis of
4 great established church, in default
of which our Pantheon would ulti-
mately become the receptacle of ex-
tinct pugilists and those local states
men who prepare themselves behind
bar-room counters for the tolls (and
spoils) of public life. With each change
of the administration there would be
revolution in the management OF the
Pantheon, and cry to "Turn the
rascals out!' With the straight Re-
publicans in Office, no horrible Mug
wump, however distinguished, would
be allowed sanctuary there; with the
be pitilessly slammed on the noses of
defunct offensive partisans. In the
third place, the tomb at Mount Ver-
non and the romanccr's grave on the
hillside in Sleepy Hollow Ito mention
no other shrines) are very well where
they are, and no sensible person wants
them removed. In regard to celebri-
ties who may hereafter pass away-and
here comes in perplexing contingent
cy-it is by no means certain that their
families would look with favor on the
Pantheon. They might prefer some
base ball ground, or Jones Wood, or
the Point Of Pines.
There is something very impressive
and touching in the idea of Poets
Corner, where the sweet singers and
sober historians and realistic novelists
are peacefully brought together Chow
ever little they may have agreed with
one another in the tlesh), and tiattered
with statues and mural tablets; but if
the nation really wishes to honor that
class ofits unprotected but faithful chill
dren, and at the same time do honor to
itself, let the nation make an equita-
BILE copyright treaty with England,
and the literary fellers will provide
their own headstones. Such treaty
would cost less than an attempt at an
American Westminster Abbey, and
would be greatly preferable to that
amusing but, fortunately, impractical
BILE piece of architecture.
A man of letters wants so many
things before he wants to be buried-a
comfortable income while living is so
much more satisfactory than a sculp-
tured monument when dead-that this
talk about a national Pantheon, in the
absence of an international copyright
law, is, so far as he is concerned, a
little exasperating. 1t falls coldly on
his ear when he reflects how he is pill
LACED by foreign publishers, and that
even his native land gives him only a
few years proprietorsbip in the work
Of his own hand and brain. -Nouember
atlantic.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
Had Her Teeth Put Back.

A correspondent writes to the IScien-
tifc american describing n sled acct
dent by which 10-year old girl had
two upper front teeth knocked out.
She was taken to a dentist, who re-
placed the teeth and strapped up the
jaw. For two days she could scarcely
speak and no solid food was allowed,
but the operation was successful and
the teeth are as firmly set as ever. The
teeth are a little Clipped, but later on
when it is safe to work on them they
can be patched with gold and be about
as good as ever they were.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
VIM REunpy so favorably noticed in all
DiI She Die.

mo
"She fingered and suffered along, pin
ing away all the time foryears."
1.-THE doctors doing her no good y
And at last was cured by this H.,
Bitters .ie papers say so much about"
Indeed Indeedw
"llow thankful we should lie for thSi
medicine"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
Galveston, Texas was visited last
week by fcarfully destructive fire,
The Servians have invaded Bulgaria
and captured Dragoman pass. ,.

The Servians have invaded bulgaria
and captured Drasoman pass. ,.
DO we need railroad Commission!
This question becomes pertinent eve
~ day. We have in our possession two
freight bills, each, the same class of
freight and the same weight, 7oopounds
The first was shipped from Boston and
the charges were S2.S7; the second was
sent from Leominstcr, Mass, and the
freight was 1885, or 9S cents more than
the former. And what is more remark
able still is the enormous growth in
weight while enroutc. AT Leominstcr
it was receipted by the railroad compa-
ny at 1870 pounds, about the actual
weight, but on reaching this point it
had grown to 200.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

In 1860 only 3 2j3 newspapers were
published in the United States, OF one
for every 5000 Inhabitants Now 49,
4J4 newspapefs are published, or one
Tor every SIG Inhabitants; certainly
feMackablc growth in twenty-five
years.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
FOR SALE.

30 Pork bbls., 80 cents each, new
Sleighs, 3 new Buggies, pr. work
Harnesses, ! team Wagons. new cook
stove, 81 200 worth of stuff incident TO
retirement from Store and teaming,
payable in work on lumber job if desir-
ed j. J. HAPGOOD & c..
Peru Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

The bourbon Democrats are in a
state of eXtaoy over the result of the
New York election.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
A Big Chunk of Meat.

When Cattle King Gillette drove his
1920 pound steer into the Exposition
Building yesterday morning he patted
the beast on the back, illuminated his
face with smile of satisfaction, and
then declared in a soft voice that the
animal he was leading was about as
large as steers grow in this day of big
things and phenomenal freaks.
"I'm merely farmer from Ohio
said J. X. c.Gregor, the owner of
the beast, "but having heard so much
talk about big steers thought | would
trot out this little fellow and bring him
up here inst for fun. The Ohio farm
ers consider my seven year steer the
eighth wonder of the world, and per-
haps some other people will be of the
same opinion before this show closes.
The dimensions of the animal are these
Height, 6 feet inches; girth, / feet 4
inches; between hip points, feet in.
from tip to tip, IS feet. The steer is
three-quarter shorthorn and one quarter
old Patton stock. He enjoyes excellent
health and is still growing. l would
like to see him matched, and as an in
ducement to the stock-grewers of this
country I will offer through the Herald
$1,000 to any one who will produce his
equal" Chicago Herald.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
Advertising Chca,s.!!

at has become so common 10 begin an
article, in an elegant interesting style,
"Then run 1t into some advertisement,
that we avoid all such,
And simply call attention Co the merits
of Hop Bitters in as plain, honest terms
as POS lblc,
"To induce people
"To glvothem one trial, which so proves
their value that they will never usa any
thing else"
"THE RElEpY so favorably noticed in ill
the papers,
Religious and secular, Is
"Hayng large sale, and is supp'antlas Il Z
other medicines.
"Thore is no denying tho virtues Of the Hop
plant, and the proprietOrs of Hop Bitters have
shown great shreWdness and ability
" In compounllng medicine whose VIRTUES
are so palpahle TO every ones observation
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

II. d. Clatin, tho widely known New
York merchant, died suddenly of paral-
ysis, Saturday, at his country home in
Fordham, n. y.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

The New York World of last week
has good carricature representing a
Democratic express taking in Mug
wump mummies. 1t says:
"And Jones he pays the freight"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
Louis Riel, the Canadian rebel, was
hanged at Regina, Monday,

Now that our Dominion ncighhors
have disposed of their rebel chief, per-
haps they can, now, sqnelch their small
poX demon.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

w A TTrT'N;E ggnomsployed Msn or Women
at home or abroad Send 80 c. fer sample Tor 81 fol
b. Of !enthl article which sells ut sight in every
family store or factory WE&IJ.AED SAFETY LAME
Co.. L. 0. Box 40, Providence. Il. l.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19

eleven years our daughter suffered on
bed of misery.
From complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
" Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various nam IS,
"Butr 10 relief,
"And now she is restored to us in good
health by US ample remedy MS Hop Bit,
tiers, that we had stunned for years be-
fore using it," THE PARENTS.
eg' None genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile.
poisonous stuff with Hop" or Hops in their
uninM.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
BHksKgaS.

At So. Londonderry, Now, son
to Mr.. & Mrs. H. A. Wood.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-11-19
DEATHS.

In So. Londonderry, Nov. 16, Eliza,
wife of Bliss Goddard, aged, II.
In Peru. Nov. 1G, L. z. Chandler,
aged 60 years.
$500
BEksFEaS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
LARGE FIRE IN ATLANTA
MANS Lies pRosAslY LOST.
The James Bank 6iock Oamaged 500.
600 Worth The Fire Department
Dela,ea A Sno" Storm.

ArLASIA. 0a. Marcia ls.--At 2 . clock this
morning hfe broke ous ia ihe james Bank
block. containing the Jame- Bank. Meross' s
fasopeaa Hotel. the Merchants Bank
1hoFnt5a book store. pope hst store. and
luge number Of Offices of attorneys. to-
gethef sith the books of 5he hIbesnian Loan
and BaLilng Assoelauou. The flames
spread rapidly oser the whole area.
The ne9 kimb4A House l. Just
10 yards across fom the burning block.
IL Is surrounded by huge dames aud there II
much danger ~ IT. destruction. The guests
are escaping as taes can. The loss, II the
IRE continues a. spread, Will not be less than
Siu0-t,D. llore h Is delay IN the arrival OF
thr ire department on the spot, which may
prove doabiy Disastrous Great crowds are
gathering ar0und ths locality. heavy snow
storm prevails.
The Jane bank building, SIX stories high,
corner ot Alabama and Whitehall streets,
was cOmpielely destroyed. Loss, $4,000,
Insurance. $500. Edward MOyer Of M0y-
er's Hotel Was seriously injured by an ex-
plosion.
LirEa-1he fire was gotten under eontrol
about noon. The Jnmes block WAS not
wholly consumed. The part destroyed cost
SUO0p, Insurance $4,000. Ii was owned Uy
John II. James and pledged 10 the Central
Bank Block Association 10 pay interest on
her husband, debts. throuh contract made
when be fuied recently one man l. be
lieyed 10 have been Lost IN the ruins.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19

HoNG KoNG. March ls.-The cost Of fhe
war thus far 10 China is estimated al So
An UngrateTui oon-
John Tagle. the defendant IN the reple} ID
snit decided in Justice Westfal's court Ses
,erday. j. the man who was arrested tas,
Fall for trying to kidnap girl on lqnir
street. His mother. who is poor, ailoS ed
him to mortgage her household furniturs 10
raise money 10 get him out Of that trouble
Soon after that occurrence he went 70 b.
keron. and returned with woman tho
claimed 10 be his wife. and took her tothis
mothers house to live. The women did ioi
agree about household matter and he
turned his mother ont claiming that he
owned the furniture, 10y reason OF his having
been allowed 70 mortgage II. She repleHibe5
il and won the suit Justice Westian e1-
pressed regret that he could not send hing 10
Jail instead Of rendering judgment for 81,
cents damages and costs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
FINDING HIS INSANE SON.
The Hard Fortune an Aged Finiander
Found ina -.hi, Country.

The Hard Fortune an AGED tiniander
Found ia .hi, Country.
About two AMI half years ago Jacob
Karnele, a youns Finlanier, arrived IN
California. AMI found employment with
vine- grower. lie soon, however. became
insahe, and word was 1T 10 his father In
Finland, and in due time his father arrived
aud started with his son FOR New York on
.heir way back u Finland. On the night
they started. the son. who did not recog-
uize the father disappeared. He was
found. however. and did not escape again
until their arrival ia Philadelphia \ Sec
oud time he was found. and the pair con-
tinued their journey % Jersey City. where
they were h take 81 p. This was about
month ago. One evening after the old
man had been sitting with his son IN
saloon be got up and started 20 80 % their
hotel. He was followed by one Of Jersey
City's gangs Of ho0llum-. who knocked
the old father senseiess anti robbed him OF
all the money he had on this side OF the
Atlantic. Al the first attack 20 the gang.
the son utterinL scream Of fright. broke
from his fathers grasp and fed. The
police found tue father later. and cared for
him. When he had recOy cred conscious
ness it was evident to the police that he
was almost frantic 20 tell 'heIn something.
but they could not understand his lam
guage. ard couldn't even tell what Ian
guage it was. More than twenty -four
hours elapsed before man could be found
in Jersey Csty who could interpret bis
story Then be was kindly cared tor and
search was made Tor bis son. lie could
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
NV YnRK. March II.

FLOUR-Duil and firm with unchanged prices.
Minnesota extra. u lp15 80. city mills extra.
81 6Dkf4 s.: St. Louis extra. 81 l0o p. Southern
-four dull common 70 choice extra. s. "a > ~.
WHEAT-Options unsettled. closing after a
moderate business about steady and 4 n &c lower.
Spo, lots closed firm and slightly higher; spot
SALE ungraded spring sSc ungraded winter red.
S5Hqlc: No : red s9 C: do No. ?. ssst -sisc. No.
red state 2gisc: No. red winter. April. - a o.
ssis: Do May. - u sea. c: do June qiisc.
CoRx-Optious fairly and unsettled. closing Al
yesterdays figures. spot lots closed firm. ~ &C
higher: Dot sales ungradedmIKed. isfi fsslc. No.
3 red steamer mixed. a.; No. 2, 4qith s0Ac: No.
mixed April i9tsc. do May. ~ q tpalc.
OATS Options fairly active and closed firm a.
Il triiie advarco Spot lots closed strong. AniC
higher. spot sales No. 2 white state 81 &C.; No.
mixed. Aprli. 98'sc; doMsy. %iiic; do June. &iis
~ 3sc
RYf Steady. Western. =, state 7ia7i.
FsrTFF nominal.
PORE- -0uief aud steady meas Si2 Nfsl - -.
LARD-s losei dali. $ p cash. - ~ April
5 ~ May.
SCeAK- Doll fair 90 asrpd refining tAH4s.
RT-rTVR Duii. state isfI Dc western. l0ff &c.
Foes Frm state and western. biis y Zlc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
ON A SPREE.
A Frolic Of Horned Tosds-one Effect Of
the Glorious Climate of California
fprodie Cal Free Press

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
THEEXECUTIVE SESSION
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Senator E1n4nds Csatrsl American
Resolution Made Public Effects
on Treaty Question.

"A Nasalsafas. aarch ls.-fhe Senate in
executive sess1sn to-day eouhrllad she nom
saatisn ~ 5, Ml.ler. ~ 81 u-t firginia. o.
be Cosn,nisslaasr 81 intarnal hssenus. ihs
question ~ removing tbe ialaaeu0u % sec
resg from Elmaa.i-s Central American
sss3l4l.,.a lsss discussed and aaailY agreed
10. The resolution is-
Aasas4s. TIE senate ~ the niied State
nl- .fagaesi thsl tns sossrnmsut ~ tlr ke-
pat.i- 90 Guatemala has set ou foot, o.
tlfrafells to sec on fil0i. sn invasion "a the
territories of >icaE4f1a, Costa hIca and San
1.ll Ftdaf. anita tls pf0fes-ed 0bloct ~ cuu-
soliiiaaHg INTO lne government riae republics
~ JeItrI America, - torce 81 tho repub-
iis.s concerned and,
N 8EAsa.. There is pending between the
talfe1 states aud iu tne hepa1nc Ot Near
a..ui. a treaty providing for the construction
81 in lnler-sceanlc canal tcr0zs the continent
lad tie aepuble 20 Nicaragua, Tor the
zrnersii benefit of aii thr Central American
repa1hcs as Sel i- tne United oltfes, ehlch
treaty. 90 ls understood. the Republic ~
Nicifa.r4t a... ratified. therefore, Dec lt
kssotect A. tbe lldsulent of the senate,
In lreruI ttr Important interests OF the
luIlea ,ifte-. iu conjunction With those ~
sac fepa1les III Nicaragua aud Costa klca,
ia inter oeeaulc transit across the Continent
So ln progress II adjustment. any Invasion
0f enc territory ~ N stfagua or Costa kiet
IS tlc forces af Guatemala under the CIR
eu1l4l.tnce- aud With fhe purposes before
stated. is regarded - th~ senate. aud ought
g. be- treated oy ihe Juifed States, a. an aet
of lnlr~ndiF and ho9uie Interference with
the rights af rhe United States aud the re-
pabies ~ Nicaragua aud Costa kica IA re-
-pect CD said matter. and
Eesoics,i. fhat a copy Of the foregoing
preamble tud resolution be- transmitted 70
the fre-ldrnt OF tna United States.
The s. uafr then. at j.i0 %. m-, when the
doors were reopened, adjourned until To-
morrow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19

HAsHrSar9s March lS.-Ihere i talk
amons SENATORS about the adlournment Of
the spectral session of tne senate this week.
Those in position % know say there wili be
uo further action GA che treatlas, either In
clu airl 4r executive session. it a. prob
ln.s fIe nlmulirt-t Wih tais week wait
u.aa lie fre-ideut O. iaforn Bim the sen
tie h.is uo further business 20 transact. A.
in- ~ hife House it Na7 stated to-day that
Cha sdl dlournmeuf ~ the Senate Is not ex
pected before the middie Of next week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
SENATE AND HOUSE
Bills Passed The Grand Rap lbs Char
ter Amendments.

ter Amendments.
sIeolal plsl.atoh te Iaf Tsl-EskAM
I-ANslNa March is-Ths Senate passed
ne-satt bllls amending section i 4le and i
tf3 howeAs statute relelse 30 the man
teaancs oi highways; revising the railroad
lavs approved May D. lsSl prohiiliing the
iefging of taxes GA islands at the saginaw
asss authorizing ths formation Of conuis
asd towa agricultural societies, amending
section h.le4, How ell. authorizing the tor
nation at free libraries and reading rooms,
amending section 5.O49, howell's being
school lsv. aud providing tor the abolition
~ lhe otiios of swamp Land Commissioners
on july }. 1855, also HOUSE billie providing
for the Inspection and regulating the sale e,f
commercial fertilizer, also regulating ia,
sale II aduterated honey. A special CON
miitee reported Ia favor Of establish
lng home FOR ldso.s. linbe-
eiles and tAe feeble minded. The
Grand Rapids charter amendments vii
bee considered tomorrow. The entire after
noon and evenings session of the House were
occupied IN discussing the minority repre-
sentatiOn bill, which vas finally passed by q
vote Of Is 10 - Montgomery's appoint
ment az Commissioner OF Patents glyes Uni
versal satisfaction here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19

JACKSON. Mich, March ls-The clothes
left bl The eonyicts near sturgis have been
examined mere by the man who manufsc
lures the prison garbs. and toe says they Aro
not Jackson prison clothes. lie thinks the
iona escaped prisoners must have left them
and the prison officers here think Ryan aud
Wilson are nov iu or near Canada. But a.
one Of the IoLla men was recnpiurso az
Grand Rapids and iht other three al Wind
s0r, the manufactures above referred 10 fails
TO explain how they could have left their
clothes al or hear sturgis about the time OF
their capture.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
AccIdent on the Wabash.

WABASH. Ind, March ls.-A freight train
on the Wabash left the track near the bridge
east Of this city early this morning. wreck
ing nine ears loaded with grain and -four
scattering the contents along the track, and
tearing np the rOad-bed. All trains are de
layed. Track watchfaen Who have been 20
in- over the track all winter were taken OF
duty Yesterday. The cause was a broken
ran
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19

RoaroV. March ls.-Yee Fung, Chinese
lsnndrymau. about midnight last night
ven. % a grocery store at rs Harrison
,V.nne where his cousin Yee Quang is part
owner. and demanded provisions. Zee
Cuang wss attending hi- wants. when zee
Fnuz Drew n small aew hatchet and struck
Quang twice upon the heed, tniictinS aeep
,s,ani. O1enr's cries brought the police,
Who arrested Fung. The latter was held IN
<ge,O ball. Ossng vii die. The motive u
h.favaui to have been robbery.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
4 Grand Depot at Indianapolis.

Ivpt.vArotIs. March lS.-The officers OF
toe Union Bulsoad Company met to-day
and d-cided to build new uuion depot az
this place. a committee consisting OF ".
h. Mcke.n. of che Yandalia. W C. ingalls,.
81 fha CINCINNATI. So. Louis II Chicago. and
g. Y MAJ ersssdenE II Che 4 pIOn Rail
rf st Company. we're appointed u arrange
k-ralf4 a. Vill be- buiit something after the
tms of fha Panhandle and q. =. &. q
llsr.,f Chicago. AZ a cO-t Of over million
.lailsrs. and vii accommodate eighteen
roads
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
A ROW IN AUSTRIA.
The Parliament Acts Like the Mich
igan Legislature.

VIENNA March ls.-A di~glacefui scene
day. During the debate personal contro-
versy occurred between Polish and Ger
man delegate their denunciations of one
another being applauded by their respective
friends IN the gallery. At last the Pole. be-
side himself with rage, threatened 20 thrash
his opponent. hubnO ensned aud the dis
putant~ were surrounded by their friends on
either side. and for time a general encOun-
ter seemed imminent. The President of the
chamber VIA, p0werie-- TO enforce discipline.
II was only through the exertions of some of
the cooler headed members. that order was
finally restored