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OUGHT To pR supponrRn.
AIaw and order League Disturbances I,
be Suppressed,

!
81, LOUIS, July l,-seveIal very impor-
tant meetings Of the leaders Of the Law
and Order LeasuehRye been held recently,
both here and at sedalia, Mo. A promi.
nent officer Of the League says that these
meetings have been much more general
In character than those previously held,
the intention being to establish an organi'
sation from one end OF the country to the
other in support OF law and order which
can be largely mRssed II necessary at one
pollt, For instance, In case OF trouble in
st, Louis with which the League here
could not cope, the preparations now be-
Ing made are for the purpose ol enabling
the local officials to call on Chicago or any
other place for relntOrcements, the mem-
bers being bound to answer such call at
O moment'a notice. The organization In
this respect Is partaking more Of the char
acter Of national minute men, though the
members say they hope they will never be
called on TO perform that kind Of duty,
Asa means Of getting the forces out on
few moments notice, the addresses OF
all members, business and residence are
taken, The League, which had its origin
In .sedalia, has been aided by some Of the
leSding secret society men In the country,
he9ion Of Honor members and Masons be-
Ing prominent, and the workings and
management OF these societies have been
consolidated and the best points called
out, In order to secure a large and efec-
tive membership as soon as possible and
at the same time keep It secret They
haVa ham uaRu uunoauuf1,1 In kha IakknH va.
gard, and 1t is only with the greatest la,
Dor anything reliable as to its workings
can be ascertalned. Beginning in Seda.
lia, and spreading 10 DE Soto and HRnni-
bal, NO., 1t was soon taken up by St.
Louis, when 1t really began to boom, and
spread rapidly to Carondelet, Clarksville,
Crystal City, No., BelleVille, Ills, Chicago,
Jackson, Mich, Evansville, Ind, st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Rochester.N, Y, Milwaukee
and Baltimore, In about the order named,
and Ia now gaining a strong foothold in |
Iowa and Kansas and other States. Within |
the points named, 1t has reached mem.
bership Of over 1900, over 5000 Of which
are In st, Louis.
Included in the membership, 1t Is said,
are large number Of laborilg men, en-.
glneers, conductors and Knights Of Labor,
who express firm allegiance to the
League in preference to any order. Rev. |
Edmonston, OF Sedalis, has been employed
to work the League up all over the coun. |
try, has organized great many branches, |
and has committees working in all di. |
reCtions. The principal object is to pre-.
vent labor disturbances and discounten.
anCe strikes and boycotts. The latter
comes in for particular condemnation, a |
Of the League being appointed
to investigate boyCotts, and where the
employer is found to be unjust, to let |
them alone, but where the employer has |
given no cause for such extreme measures
then To 90 to his assistance.
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INIpoRrANr 1F rnuE.
Serious Charges Made Against Members o
the Missouri Legislature,

'N''NFts ~" "-''tap ahb"aft't VI
the Missouri Legislature.
Sr, LOUIS, July 1.-The Post.Dbpatch
published this afternoon sensational
charges against fourteen members Of the
House OF Delegates which, II substantiated,
will result In removal from their positions
Of the whole fourteen.
The municipal charter OF the city pro.
yldes that in order to become member
Of the House OF Delegates the property OF
members.elect must be assessed and the
taxes paid before certain time, and that
the delegate must take an oath to that
effect before taking his seat. The Post.
Dispatch charges that fourteen OF the del
egates have either not been assessed, have
not paid their taxes at all or have paid
them after the time designated in the
charter. This would render them all lia.
BILE to arrest and trial for perjury as well
as for trial for the special crime provided
for by the State laws OF retaining their
seats in the House knowing themselves to
be not entitled thereto, the penalty for
which Is imprisonment in the county Jail
for six months or fine not less than $500.
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NEWS M BRIEF.

The President has signed the Fitz John
Porter bill.
The Senate yesterday passed the Lsgis.
latlve appropriation bill.
The House yesterday passed the Sun.
dry Civil appropriation bill.
The first convention Of the Ohio Repub.
llcan League will be held at Columbus
August 25.
The new fiscal year begins with four ap-
preparation bills which have not yet pass
ed Congress.
The Democrats and Greenbackers OF
Iowa have nominated fusion ticket
against the Republicans.
President Cleveland has approved the
int resolution OF Congress extending the
appropriations for 65 days.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention
at Centtalia, ILL.,, has taken 1905 ballots
without nominating man.
The House yesterday refused TO pass
the Des, Moinea land bill over the Presl-
dents veto, already passed by the Senate.
George Rossman, prominent farmer OF
Salem Township, Wyandot county, Ohio,
fred his residence and outbuildings and
hanged himself.
There is talk OF an independent Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress In the Six.
teenth Ohio District to oppose Bsriah
Wilkins, who is said To have used Doodle.
The Government guard has been with.
drawn from GaTheld's tomb at Lakeview
Cemetery, Cleveland, and the remains re-
moved TO the public vault, where they
will rest until placed In the rotunda Of the
monument erected in his honor.
The President made the following nom.
nations yesterday; John g. Shields, Of
Michigan, 10 be Chlei Justice Of the SD.
preme Court OF Ari1onaj g. Chase, Uni.
led States Attorney for the Western Dis
triCt Of Michigan William o. Allen 10 be
Postmaster at Akron, Ohio.
The Coney Island Jockey Club and the
Brighton Beach Club, both indicted for
allowing pool.Belling on the race track, APP
peared through counsel yesterday Ia the
Kings County Court Of Sessions, when q
plea oi not guilty was entered. They will
be'noti1ed when the District Attorney ID
prepared 10 90 10 trial.
MssStB. 8. ". Cobb and o o, Rainwater,
accompanied by the entire Missouri Uon.
greh9ional delegation, called upon the
| President yesterday and formally invited
him 10 attend the State Fair 10 be held at
~, Louis In October. The President Bald
he would conbidef the matter and would
notify them Of his conclusion Ia writing,
Counsel filed notice Of appeal yesterday
10 the Superior Court General, ol New
York, from the report Of the referee and
from the deClllon Of Judge Ingtahain, ol
the Superior Court, granting 0 divorce Y
Rbss X, Winane, declaring that hu had
never been mAtfied 10 Alice O'keeie
who nuet him icf divorce, claiming thai
lnho wAs his Vile,
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rIIRoUGH THE STATE.
Accident. and iaeldeat. a, In West virginia

Accidents and Incidents la West Virginia
aud Vicinity.
Hon. Charles 3. Hogg 10 still working
hard for the Democratic Congressional
nomination in the Fourth district. I
The Trustees Of the Marietta College 10.
iuled 70 consider the proposition 10 malt .
the college q co-educational instltuIlon.
A little thlee-year old gill Of james
Kelly, tack labotef living a. RonCsyefte,
cfawled under the cabooBe OIL q train, and
when the train moved she was run over
and crushed Into o Bhapeleas maSs.
Tho BAtnesville Enlsrpri.s Baysl The
wool clip has been almost entirely bought
up In this vicinity. The price paid Raa
about Thirty cents. In amount II Will he.
from one.hith 70 one.ioutth short Of last
year.
A bitter tisht 10 reported 10 be In pro.
gfebB at Keysef between the Baltimore 4
Ohio and West Virginia Central railroads.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio ID order 10 prevent
the WeBt Virginia Central from comlpk
into that town have moved o mammoth
barn, 100 BY 10 feet, directly across tho
route that was being prepared BY tho
West Virginia Central,
Eta KnlSsly, charged with the murder
Of her mother, was tried at Haftibyill0
this week and acquitted, The murder ol
the unfortunate woman, therefore, 10.
mains % much Of 4 tnyateTy lever, Many
still think the glfl guilty Of the crime,
She WAS defended BY Hon X, s. BiAiF and
], q. Davis, Judge Chap Stuart aHBiated
! Prosecuting Attorney Beck
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WHY THEY STRUCK.
THR IAKH snoRn pgEIoulEY.
The Real Cause Of the switehmsn's strike
Dates Rack as Par as lssI-Sot a Union
aIattep-Ths TrsAphsFy Of Eight Men
Brings ON An the Trouble,

OHIoAoo. H.. Inlv LIN Iakkar nah.
lushad ~. L M. ss's 's,sst wv,
Ae'V snt9 efehlnk 'Aues =, aonA-
gnah, Grand master OF the sWitchmen'R
Mutual Aid Association Of the United
States, writes that the differences ax;st,no
batwasn tbaTaka shov. ~ s,'s, y.
se,"Se'4 - s-e r.Sts sesA'Pauy Apu W.
sWllchmen haYe never peen properly exT
planned, II Is not Q fight Of union men
against non,union men; nor Il Il a fipht n
io,ca tba oomnanv n amnlov snv o,s,s y
wv wy Vop " Ssy Auy Ssess "
mem nor aglnsE helr employing
any person they choose. There 10
not union In Chicago. and
a,most half ~ .La ..,,t.t,sa,. go
-" ~ sN'Sn NAt
suuck are nov members OF anything IN
the shape Of labor organization, Tbs
cause Of the trouble, Mr.. Monaghan states.
dataa hacl N 1891 wbar a ..na,aI ...,,,1
of sIl the awitch man N al, ~ ~ sssssy
owing h the yeInssi n the IN IwSw vSS1iui neusi
pany 10 grant the dsmsnds for ~ nyniiorr ES'
and in sSme oases. advancad wsses YV'''.s
Among ths most en,SnsiSst;c sssT, ss ,so,, !.
radical advoeatea al this moda N nrocaJ.
nre ' were the eight man ahomt whom Vl tha
nressnt strike hinpes. Thesa man IN.
saEtsd thoss whom thev had nIsdead tbsir
honor n snstain AZ y criticaI Iyt1ys tsma and and
when victory seemed assnred and nv ~
YHi tsSvS'S stL. t-ts4tSt i.,t SAW ~ ~ "
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BUFFALO, N. Y, July LA test wal
made in the river atthe foot Of Hamburg
street last evening Of the cask in which O.
D. Graham, Of Philadelphia, intends To
ride through the Whirlpool Rapids In a
few weeks. A bag containing 90 pounds
Of sand was placed In the caSk with VIM.
Potts, weighing 1926 pounds, but the weight
failed 10 throw the cask very far from d
horizontal position. The caak was sealed
and sent spinning over the water. At the
end Of fifteen minutes Potts was taken out
aud expressed his ability 10 70 without
fresh air In the oask for an hour, The af.
rangements iot the attempt have not oil
been completed, but The date will proba.
bly, be announced BY Monday.
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n1vEI. NEWS.
stage of the water:and Movements OF the
SlgnnnbOnla, tI

stage of the water:nnd Movements of the
Steamboats,
The W. N. Chancellor 10 due down az an
early hour this morning, on route for
Charleston. =,@'7
The General Pike pasaad down vsatar.
day tnorning and the Scotia nSaSed IN Al
1 o'eloek In Ihe afternoSn' $3.50 "
rho ,,,o. rontin.a, ~ a., a .l,. .n,,,.
Tho ny S,atES % lSse IsvS,,inv " @ indiSs,sa s % %gsnth
Yt ny 4". = o .''os M laulv1sou uoPttn
~ Lhe Chaasi ih .. iSes = inohes 1 az q;
WI XII w au ~ aiEH tsi,,n snV"eu uep'n vi
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ono Of tho bounced Boys,

TO TIC Bihorgf INC LAtelltgeacef.
SlR:-I have been removed from the
position Of Railway Postal Clerk, between
Grafton. West Va, and Chicago, ILL.,, fol
no cause only TO put in q Democrat. The
Department says there must be a cause
but | have failed 10 get charges. WetSel
county got the appointment, MI. Coyley,
Of Burton, w. Va. He (Mr. Coyley) was
exhibiting letters received from Senator
he should Save a. ILL T. iS HeinepS GTIpi pacs. .i Ha
letters first stated that he could not Dc
anything, but Wetzel county informed
him II be did not remove Heiner, thai
they would show him what they could dc
for him. also think Mr.. Jamison L
making removals to stand In with the De
partment, Senator Camden was threat
ened, 80 he had To act. A. L. HRFNER.
Grafton, July /.
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LONDON, July 1.-Mr. T. Sullivan, Par
nellite, has been reelected to represent the
College Green Division Of Dublin in the
next Parliament, and Mr.. W. Murphy
Parnellite, has been returned for the 81
Patrick Division. They had no oppoSi,
ton. John Bright has been re.electedas
member for the House for the Central
Division Of Birmingham, and Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain for the West Division
Neither was opposed. Upto three o'cloCE
this afternoon sixteen Tory candidates
seven UnionlstS, eight Liberals and two
PMnellites have been elected 10 the new
House Of Commons In uncontested dis
kFinfa
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ST. LOUIS, NO., July 1.-sergeant Bell
and Officer Wall last night arrested Harry
Richardson, OF Anna, ILL.,, charged with
embezzlement, on q telegram from the
Marshal Of that town. Richardson is only
Is years Of age. The charge against him
is that last Monday he decamped from
Anna, taking with him large sum oil
money belonging to the Willard Bank. He
was employed as q clerk in the bank and
belongs TO most respectable family. A
revolver, o railroad ticket and S2S5 were
found on his person. He refused to say
anything about the charge made against
him and will be held for the illinois
authorities.
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Crushed Again,

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The Louisyilles
defeated Brooklyn to-day with ease, bat.
ting Terry hard all through the game.
Warrick distinguished himself by hitting
safely FIVE times out Of six times at the
bat, and Cross also made four hits. Heck.
er, although suffering from q sore arm,
held the visitors to six hits. Browning,
who had been laid of for incompetency,
played in the field and did very badly.
nulngv"...........-. 1 s4667 7s9
bPseEiga'::::. bsS5iIllls: :::. ! fSf53 81 81
Earned runs, Louisville, =. Two base
hits, Gross, Warrick. Three base hits,
White. Passed balls, Gross, 1; Clarke, /.
Wild pitches, Terry, 1. First base Oh
balls, OF HeCker, 8. First base hits,
Louisville, 2l Brooklyn, Q. Errors, Louis
vile, 8; Brooklyn, 8. Umpire, Bradley.
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For Homo 1Lnlc nnd nlood.

New YoRk, July 1.--John L, Sullivan
announces that he stands ready 10 appear
in Madison Square Garden on some even.
ing to be decided upon, in an athletic en-.
tertainment for the benefit Of the Home
Rule Fund. He will on that evening spar
any three men In the world=-one at $3.50,
one al $3.50 and another at 1Oi90-and II
he falls 10 get the better Of oil three hv
will personally forfeit $1,000 10 the fund.
He suggests Heard, McOatery and
Ryan 90 three men whom he would like
10 meet, and requests Mr., John sCannell,
Mf. Richard Croker and Sheriff Grant 10
act % q committee for the entertainment.
He feels confident that the proceeds Of
such an entertainment would increase the
Home Rule Fund At least $4,000.
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QUIET DAY.
Iniunelloa. Foarsa MoFe than Rlae. by the

Injunctions Feared More than Riaes by tho
strikers.
CHICAGO, Ills, July l.-Businsss in the
Lake shore yards at Forty.third street
seemed nearer It's normal CON dition this
morning than 1t has been since the strike
was inaugurated. There was absolutely no
excitement in the vicinity ofths round
house. The engines pulled out Of the
round house and commenced their work
in the Lake Shore yards, each with its
details Of special police. AT about $3.50
o'clock an engine was brought out and the
men were called into active service once
more ag they were loaded on until NO
more could find q foothold on the locomo-
tive, which was then started for the stock
yards.
Several cars were loaded for consign-
ment over the Lake Shore yesterday alter
noon and II was TO take these out that the
engine was sent TO the yards.
The strikers still keep clear Of the yards
under the triple influence brought 10 bear
on them by the fear Of arrest, the influence
OF their leaders and the presence Of the
deputy Bherlffs who are armed with in
junction writs. The injunctions, next To-
the rifles are the most dreaded by the
strikers and they are careful To afford the
deputies no opportunity to serve them.
At about $3.50 o'clock the stock yards en-
gine returned from the yards with the
cars and o large number Of the Pinkerton
men, no trouble having been encountered.
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TnE Cincinnati COmmercial.G Gazette puts
itwell: "a fond mothers heart was never
more wrung by the waywardness of son
than was the heart Of the Republican party
Of Ohio by that amazing vote Of John A
Logan" The feeling against General
Logan is more Of grief than anything else.
1t has fallen to the lot Of few men to be
beloved as he has been.
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CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-The Cincin-
natis defeated the Baltlmores for the
fourth successive tlmO, in the presence Of
5000 spectators, The visitors only made
two hits of Pechiney in the first eight in.
nings, and saved themselves from white
wash by making q three.baggsr and two
singles in the ninth. The home team
made their errors In the last inning. Null
doon's play at second and the good base
running on the part Of the home players
were the features. Score:
Innlugs,..,......,r..l 2 S46G7.s9
HIHflnGssi. Ssiif9aesi.:...:........ i.. &c SS3SS 81
Earned runs, CinCinnad2. Home runs,
Jones. Two base hits, Carpenter. Three
base hits, Powell. Passed balls, Fulmer 2.
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ptrTBBthon, Pa, July i,--Btadley
KlnAns, the philadelphia Bwindlef, ID
jail here, who refused to pattAte Of food
ior twenty-five days asked for beef tel
yesterday and ID now eating 10 freely, 90
The iall phyaclan will permit Bradley
weighs 11b pounds and looks Just 40 well
10 when he began hia fast, II Ia thought
he Was iolgnlhg inuanily ioi the purpose
pi aiding n occurring IN acquit.Al,
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WiLEIsBARRE, Pa, July 1,-Duflng 3
jealous quarrel between Edwin Below
and his wife, al NantlCokO, at an early
hour this morning, IN which hot wordl
passed between the two, Bellows, In % 81
ol frenzy, drew revolver and shot bid
vile twice. Her wounds arc pronounced
fatal. The murderer was arrested and
brought % Ihia city this morning And
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wherelpenee nelgn..

PirrsBuRaH, Pa, July 1.-The new
scale agreed upon by the Joint committee
Of the manufacturers Of Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati and OF the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION went into effect to-day for the
ensuing year. In the Pittsburgh and Gin.
cinnati districts the firms are notrequired
to sign the scale Individually as they are
governed by the action by the action Of
their representatives at the conference. In
these two districts both sides are satisfied
with the terms Of It's settlement, and all
mills will continue running except those
that contemplate shutting down tempo.
rarily for annual repairs.
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poRr jRayts, N, v, July 1.-The ST.
Louis Express on the Erie road when q
mile east Of susqushAnna, At $3.50 this
morning, drawn BY two engines was de-
rallied 6y q misplaced switch while run.
Ming Of the rate Of % miles an hour, Both
engines were thrown Of with the bag.
paRo car, express cat and the end oi q
smoker. The second engine, telegcoped
Into the former one, Wfecklng both badly.
EnRiheoF Rooo and fireman Higgins were
badly hutt but mot Dangerously injured.
No tahsebgOfg we're hurt The accident
was caused BY q blundef of the switch.
man Who had lhO aMilOh TUNED Ntona.
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"TnGRE is something wrong" remarks
Brother Sam Jones, "when q preacher gets
siOO and a baseball pitchergetss4 ,0OO." 1t
may be becaus, the respective salaries are
paid by different kinds Of people who are
very far apart in their ideas Of the laborer's
hire. Besides, the base.ballist won't sui.
fer and be silent and permit himself to be
put of with worked slippers and ruinous
donation parties.
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A Cranlt Iocl,o,l tip,

plrnBuAaH, PA, July l.--lhtslllgence
was received here to-day oithe arrest In
Washington City Of Peter zInsetle, q
crank, who leit here on Tuesday ior The
AyoWed purpose Of killing the French
minister, Louis Theodore Koustan, Ain.
gerle 10 q FfunOhmAn and ipf come time
past has imagined that MlnieteE Rouston
had WFonRed him, Tho WAahlngton ai'
thorILlUa we're notified 70 DO on the look
out lot znRorle and last evening no Wa
discovered lurking about the minister
residence With q loaded revolver Ia M
possession, HO was arrested and y nov
10 all At Washington, lI'
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DIulln,le ylniIlcate,l.

CINCINNATI, ,July1.-The American Base
Ball Association yesterday went into a
thorough investigation Of the infamous
plot against Tony j. Mullane and the Gin.
Cinnati club. The result was the disClos.
ure Of as foul conspiracy as WIS ever
Matched, shown by the testimony pro.
duCed. The Association not only wholly
vindicated Mullsne, but insist that he aud
the Cincinnati club at once begin proceed.
ingS TO prosecute the conSpiratorS.
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NEw YonK, July LA. s. Thornton, a
once well.to-dO lawyer who. figured prOmi.
nently as counsel in the recent Senate In
vestigation committee, was arranged in
court to-day charged with swindling va.
rious buSiness Arms by means OF bogus
checks Of sums varying from $500 to 81 900.
He was remanded for examination.
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NEW YoRk, July 1.-The cases Of the
sixteen boycotters charged with damaging
the business Of Widow LandsrafI, the
Bohemian baker, was called for trial to-
day. One Of them, Alfred Schiller, was
not present, having gone 10 Baltimore for
work. His bonds were declared forfeited
and q bench warrant issued for his arrest.
The cases ofthe others were Get down for
trial Tomorrow.
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noston aIereInnt In Tronhln.

BosrON, July 1.-Frank H. Brown, a
prominent grain merchant, was arrested
last evening, on a charge Of forging bills
Of lading. H. @. Haskins, Of Michigan,
shipped eighteen cars Of oats to this city,
consigned to Burton & Brown, and the
bills OF lading, with drafts attached, were
sent TO the Fourth National Bank Of this
city. Burton took up the drafts and OBJ.
tanned the bills Of lsdipg. Brown, it Ia al
legged, made duplicate ones, took them to
the grain elevator Of the Boston & Albany
Railroad and obtained the grain. The
railroad discovering later that the bills Of
lading were forged, caused Browns arrest.
The prisoner was bailed in $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1.-The Pres.
ident has approved the act to reduce the
fee on domestic money orders for sums
not exceeding Ave dollars; the act max.
ing allowances for clerks 10 postmasters
oithe first and second class postottices; /;
the Military Appropriation bill the Post.
Office Appropriation bill the Agricultural
Appropriation bill the Army AppropriR.
tion bill the act granting leave Of absence
to employees In the Government Printing
Office; the act for the relief OF the officers
and crew Of the Lighthouse tender Lilly.