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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-22


"Golly, amt it ter hum,n said Absa-
lom.
Then the lady got up, arranging her
apparel with highly colored face.
Goodness, she said, with vehemence,
''who in the name of common sense are
you. any waypn ar l1o'9.al IN .a&ais
"Why, l lived by ther kid in Ohier.
Don't you member SEEM me when
you WIS back gittin' him?" said the
boy.
mo, I don't" exclaimed Mrs. Whit.
ney, hotly;; /, but I srpposesif- you come
all the way-then she broke off and
stared a moment at the boy with her
eyes very wide and said: "Well, how
in the world did you get here?'
Grid and rum said Absalom, lean
ing against the porch-post with one
dirty bare foot upon the other. "Had
hunkey timer'
Then Mrs. Whitney pat her hands
over her face and went into the house.
shaking with laughter
'Guess she amt goin' to AK me in"
said the boy, with a rueful tWang;
'them's 40 kind manners!"
40 sE cQNIEpED.1
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-22

Although we have in the preceding part part,
graphs, made mention of some of the speciaa y
ailments to which particular attention ,sa y
given by the specialists at the !nvali I,
Hotel and Surgical Institute, YET fhe d nns on.
paratus for the successful Treatment ~
every form of chrt mic ailments whether TO
medical or surgical means.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1886-09-22

Epf!eptic COnvulsfOns, or Fits, Pa.
ralysis. or Palsy, Locomotor Ataxfa.
st. Vftusss Dance, Insomnia. or inabiiity
to sleep. and Threatened insanity. Nervous
Debility, arising from overstudy, excuses, and
other causes and every variety of nervous aff,,o-
by our specialists for these diseases with unus,eI
mesops cases reported IN our different Illustrated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
RAIL RuMeLlNos.
The Sixth rool of the ohio River Pool Az
sOOlutlon.

hNuihtlous
CINCINNATI Jan, g6,-Preddtnt NJ. IL
lngnlls, Of the Big Four, has returned from
Chicago whore he has been attending the ex-
ecutYe meeting Of the Ohio River Pool as-
sociation, he ohjct Of tho meeting was for
the formation Of what IL TO be known as tho
Sixth pool Of the Ohio River Pool associa-
ton.
The pool Ia to cover both north and south
business between Chicago and Green line
points south Of Kentucky and Virginia and
east OF the Mobile a. Ohio road The roads
interested are the Illinois Central, Wabash,
Peoria, Decatur g. Evansville, Evansville &
Terre Aaute, Cairo g. Vincennos aud Chlca.
cago & Eastern Illinos,
The following was adopted;
"REsoLvED, That the percentages 10 be
adjusted shall be fixed with the understands
Ing that any party hereto receiving any
pooled traffic on any Of It's line, to or from
outside lines, shall account for tho entire
earnings ut full agreed rates between tho
pool pointsn
The following was also adopted,
WHEREAS, The statements furnished by
Commissioner Richardson OF tonnage car.
ried IRON November !, 1894, TO November /,
1885, by all lines interested In tho sixth
pool show that the lines via Of Cairo and
Evansville have carried ~ $40 per cent Of
the total traffic; therefore,
"REsoLVED, That this committee feels sat-
isiled that, in view Of other considerations,
this proportion will be materially Increased
in The future and therefore asks that the
lines interested in such sixth pool, via OF
Evansville aud Cairo, DO awarded 80 per
cent ol the gross revenue Of such pool"
The result Of the meeting, however, Ia that
the business carried 10 the south from Chi.
c0go win be % per cent over Cincinnati and
Louisville, aud AZ per cent over Evansville
and Cairo
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THE FAR EAST.


Tho Last Vessel from tho Celestial Em.
plre-The Latest News.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 26,-Tho steamer
City OF Now York has arrived with Hong
Kong dates 10 December 30, aud Yokoboma
datos 10 January 0, A Hong Kong native
paper prints rumor that the emperor Of
China, who Ia only In bis tonlh ycor, In.
tcnds to form matrimonial alliance, and
lako the government IN his own hands.
Tho reported outbreak In Scoal, Coroa,
Locht appears 10 have no foundation In
fact.
IL IN understood conference for revision
OF trcatite will convene In n short time II
has boon delayed by several changea
among foreign minister's, which loft several
treaty powers unreprescntod for tho time.
Yoshida Joro, for long timo secretary
and charge d'aifairos al Washington, will
70 10 Now York shortly M consul general.
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senate.

WARRINGTON, Jan. H-,Undor rosolu.
ton OF the senate w0a eot apart for ouloglN
In memory OF tho late Vice President Hon.
drickG Al M carly hour the galleries wore
fairly packed,
Tho chair laid before tho eonatc lottor
from the secretary OF tho treasury relating
10 tho payment OF tho salaries OF collectors
OF CUSTOMS not confirmed by the senate.
Tho lotter states that during che time GOV.
orod by the inquiry nincty.four collectors
have beon No paid seventy Of whom were
appointed In tho place OF others Who had
boon suspended,
Mr. Voorhees, thon oallod up his resolution
expressive Of the sonatos deep sense VI tho
public loss Ia tho death OF tho lato ylco pros.
idont, and after II was read, proceeded 10
address the senate,
by Mr Throckmorton, OF Texas, n rcsolu.
ton calling on tho secretary OF tho interior
for copios OF any aud all contracts or loasea
which arc 10 bo found ON flo In bis Office 10.
tween The Southern Pacific Railroad com-
pany aud any railroad 10 which land grQnta
have boon mado or which have received
bonds from tho United Btatea. Also for a
copy Of tho charter OF tho Southern Pacific
Railroad, and also for copies Of any contract
on filo between tho Pacific Mail Steamship
company und any OF tho subediged roads.
After tho eulogies The senate AZ $40 .. m.
adjourned until tomorrow,
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Selling the Cargo Of noyton,. "shIu -

New YoRR, Jan, H.-A part OF the queer
and interesting cargo OF "Tho Ship Capt
Paul Boyton's nautical saloon at IS West
Twenty ninth street, was sold by public
auction, The captain himself conducted tho
sale until no came 10 tho little boatshapod
tin box or tendor that no has towod thou.
sands OF miles behind him In his rubber
SUIT moandorings by ocean and river Then
he surrendered tho stand 10 Auctlonoor Nor
gan, who sold tho little box 10 oarSman Pill
hngton for SC, Capt Boyton called tho
box "Baby Mine" Ho said he had come 10
regard II IN almost human being. In h.s
long river journeys tho little tin box bob
bing up and down behind him was ofton all
tho company ho had for weeks, and no was
In tho habit Of talking TO II. Hanlans old
boat Toronto was also bought by Pllking-
ton, Many celebrities attended the SALE In.
Guiding Horny H. Dhey, Ned Harrigan,
Dan Mullgan, Carl Sohurz and oorsmop
Hanlan, Boytona rubber voyage suit wont
for ss5O TO Tom Koarns, Tho salO OF "Ths
Ship will 20 on.
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THE STRAIGHT STORY.
FUN Details Of How Germany " nns1ed"
Samoa

San FRANCISCO, Jan, e. Capt W. d.
Chnrchwari, British consul al Snmon, has
loft here for London to lay before the Brit
ish foreign Office his account OF the German
aggressions In Samoa, Cart Churchward
IL giving an account Of the troubles in
Samoa, said that Mullinpoint In the city Of
Apia, the seal Of the samoan government
for many years. came recently into tho
hands Of Mr. Weber, formerly Il German
consul aud tho head Of tho leading tlrm at
Samoa.
Notice was given 10 tho government 10 ro-
move, and, though Weber was offered
price previously agreed upon for tho land,
he refused TO accept II and the Samoan king
was compelled TO remove bls residence to
another pnrt Of Apla, At this place tho
king hoistrl th Simoan flag,
: subsequently, upon an alleged insult 10
the German government on b apart OF tho
bamoans, the German consul, IL M Stoubol,
forbade tha Ing 10 display hs A,g any.
whore within tho municipality of Apia.
Going porfonGlly TO tho King BE- commanded
him 10 pull II down This The hing refused
TO do, Herr Stou II Ihen went ON board the
German gunloat A.batross, which Happened
TO be In the haluor, brought party OF
armed sailors ashore aud forHLly aud
against the pro estS OF tho pn.td States aud
British consuls, pulled down tho flag
Two samoan high chiefs went 10 New
Zealand 10 claim sympathy In their troubles
and from their story tbs reports Of Cor.
many's annexation Of Somoa probably
arose
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House

WASHINGTON, Jan, e. In tho house I'm.
modiately after the reading OF tho journal,
pursuant 10 the order made yesterday, the
speaker proceeded 10 call tho statcg for the
introduction Of bills and resolutions Among
tho bills introduced end referred wore the
followingi
by Mr., Doughcrty, Of Florida, 10 inyeatl.
gato the issue OF fraudulent land warrants,
and 10 protect soldiers aud sailors from lSaa
thorofrom.
BY Mr., rownshend, OF Illinois, proposing
constitutional amendment providing that
tho prcS.dlut AM the vice president shall bc
elected by tho m jOrity Of tho people, abol.
iShing tht electoral college, aud regulating
tho method OF counting the yoloi by tho
two houses of cingrass
BY MIR O'Nell, Of Missouri, by request
10 consolidate tho Cillco OF supervising In.
epootor general OF steamboats, with the bu-
roau Of navigation, by Mr. Muller, OF Now
York 0mfndatory Of the immigration net OF
1889 II giants add .ionol poNo upon tho
secretary OF the traury and Ia intended
10 clear tho original act Of antiquities, M
recommended by tho secretary OF tho trOaa-
ury. Also Il bill 10 amend section 1901 OF
tho revised gt0tutcs making on annual apprO.
printion TO provide arms for the militia
Tho bill IN the anmO "a the ono agreed upon
by tho committee on militia during tho
Forty eighth congress and increases the an'
nud appropriation from t2OO, 900 to tOOO,
000
By Mr. swinburn, Of New York, dcolar.
ing the silver dollar legal tondor for tho
payment Of oll duos II directs the score.
tary OF tho treasury TO rococnsO tho coined
Llyor dollar OF dl2H grains Os equal In valvo
TO tho gold dollar In payment OF all claims
against or duo tho government
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
The Flond Taken by Mob aud Hung and
Perforated.

Tho Flend Taken by n Mob and Hung and
Perforated.
HENDERSON, KY, Jan, 20 "A most holm
Gus murder was committed three miles bo-
low this city, Calvin Simpson, negro,
forced an entrance TO Mrs, Gravc6' residence,
Iho and her two daughters fed out Of tho
front door followed by tho negro, Tho old
lady was ovcrtOken and killed, n blndgeon
being tho instrument usod Tho negro
claimed to bOvo been sent by God TO do tho
deed because Mrs, Graves would not pray.
Tho girls escaped TO n ndglbcr's house
Simpson then went 10 Tho residence Of Miles
Brown, nonr tho place OF the tragedy, drove
him out Of tho cabin and took poss sson.
Neightors surrounded the cabin and stood
guard during tho balance OF the night, until
officers from the city arrived Aftor hard
work battcring down the barred doors
Simpson was captured and brought 10 Hem
dcreon He loigus insanity aud claims 10
have captured tho devil and rot tho world
free. Ono Of his flrst acts In the jail wns 10
attack tho deputy jailer, and, but for
prompt assistance, would have killed him.
LATER Simpson was taken from tho
jail during tho night und at n point ono
mile distant was strung up TO troo and his
body rlddled with bullots
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SUFFERING GREECE.
eHE WILL BAsTE TURKEY ALL OVER
BY LAND AND SEA-
Bulgaria Cannot Ahgorb 100, 900 ~ Her
Ancient Raoe-The Maoed oninns to Rise
Up aud cut on Communicate ions-Patti
and n MaEager--yictorla soathed.

LONDON, Jan, 20 The Cable Nows repre-
tentative was accorded an interview with
The Greek minister on the threatened out
break OF hostllities between that country
aud Turkey The minister declared that
the king, government and people Of Greece
we're determined to flght TO the bitter end
Tor their rights "Greoce,n he said, "would
never allow Bulgaria TO absorb 100000 OF
!hc Greek race, Greece Ia fully entitled TO
tho whole Of Epirus, unless England inter.
leres with her rights and llbertiesn Ho con-
tinued as followsi
IL am conhlent that Greece can whip
Turkey en- the SEQ, and Immediately on the
declaration of war the people OF Macedonia
ind Albania viii be up In arms against Tur-
key, thus cutting of her communications
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PntiI,a IfnIlnrn.

LONDON, Jan, 20,-A dispatch from Vienna
nys; "Whon IL was reported here that
cholera Lad appeared at Trieste, Nine. Patti
broke her engagement with the manager OF
the opera house there For this breach of
contract, the manager claimed forfeit of
1000 francs An investigation proved that
no cholera existed at Trieste, The manager
brought suit TO recover the forfeit claimed,
and he was awarded the full amount, Armed
with the decree OF the court tho injured
manager proceeded at once to Vienna for
The purpose OF levylng on tho receipts Of the
concerts given by Patti there but tho prlma
donna had mean limo contracted bronchitis,
which prevented her from appearing at tho
opera house in Vienna, and she loft for
Switzerland the same day on which tho irate
manager from Trieste arrived
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Iratal Coillalon,

Nrw MARKET, Ont, Jan, N, "A collIs.
sion occurred botwocn passenger train and
an engine aud tondcr on tho Northern rail.
way ncor horo, Both ongInoS woro wrecked
and VIM Litto ilrcman OF the passenger,
was buried In tho debris aud burned 10
death. Harry McQualh, the othcr fireman,
was fatally injured, aud Alfred Long, on.
ginocr, badly burt aud bruised, Several
passengers were injured, but not sorioualy.
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Smallpox.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan, 20. Although
tho sanitory authorltien declare that small,
por Ia not epidemic, thcro arc about thirty
cases In various portions Of tho city. The
disease Ia confined chiefly 10 tho Mexican
population, A quack calling himself the
''Diamoud King" who has been selling vari.
Gus nostrums was strlkou down with Oh,
disease His tent containing twenty eight
persons, has been quarantinod, and Wig
liant watch will bo place 10 prevent people
from nppronchinR IL
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Among tho strILers.

PITTsDURo Jan. 70, All reports received
In this city from tho coko regions arc 10 tho
ofrcct that all Is quiot with no indications Of
outbreak or violence. A Broadford special
says that tho i've coke works iu that district
that had refused 10 join tho strike closed
down, Tho mon at work wore visited by q
delegation Of strikers and In response to
their requests left tho works, Max Soham-
borg, Austro. Hungarian consul In this city,
h now IN tho Mt Pleasant district investt
eating Into the causS Of tho strike aud th,
reoent outbreak OF HunRarIAna
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Ohln LeRIalnlnre.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 20,-Thc program Of
u majority OF the Republicans ia to contpu,
the session until o'clock to which hour the
Democratic majority on Saturday Rd.
journod. This, however, Is resisted byS
Republican minority
A report has just reached horo that tho
Democrats have decided 10 moot at o'cloch
In tho auditors office, and TO refuse to OntOr
tho senate chamber 10 long az Liout. Goo.
Ronnedy remains In tho chair.
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A NOTORIOUS FEMALE.
''Tbe Duchoas Of California" aud tho "DAisy
of Chicago

OF Chicago"
WARRINGTON, Jan, ga stylishly dress
cd lady, about twenty five years " age, was
arrested at tbe Baltimore a. Ohio depot lust
az sho was about TO leavo the city. Upon
being conveyed 10 The Fifth precinct sta.
tion house, eno gave her name ~ Mrs, Ollie
Ellis, She Ia described by the morning pa
pers an being Que OF tho most successful CON
0donco women In tho country.
The Post siysi "uer arrest was made on
information given by her maid, unfolding
~ bold a scheme as has been perpetrated In
this oity for some time, aud which, IL fully
developed, would oompromipe several mem.
bcrs OF society, She Is known TO
the police az tho "Duchess OF California;
and Che "Daiey OF Chicago 10 appears
from the article published, that the woman,
who Ia very handsome, recently engaged
maid with young child, aud that the latter
was 10 boutilsed In two ways, arst 10 add
q show OF respoctability, aud secondly 10 be
used IN oxtortlng money from gent lemen
whose indiscrotiops had led them into her
toils.n
Tho publication has caused quite sensa.
tion The case win probably be heard In
tho police court
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THE HYLToN CASTLE.
The Court of Inquiry EHoueraieS the Cap
tain and Crew,


tain and Crew,
NEW YoRH, Jan, 20 The naval court OF
inquiry convened by by the English consul
70 pass upon the cause that lod 10 tho sink.
Ing OF tho steamer Hylton Castle of Fire
island. ON January 0, presented their report
Tho board dnds that the vessel was proper y
loaded aud lad sufficient FREQ board, but
that the facilities for getting coal from tho
bunGofs were inadequate; that tho vessel
was well manned, and every efforts made by
her master, Capt, VIM. Colvin and officers
and crew, after tho fires had been Oxtin.
guishcd TO keep tho vessel anoat, but that
tho chief engineer erred In not reporting
sooner to the master Of tho state OF his
pumps
Especial credit Is given 10 Capt. Colvin
for maintaining discipline before and aftor
leaving the ship Tho court believes that
the loss Of tho vessel was caused by an un.
discovered leak probably sprung at tho time
tho vessel was struck by tho hoavy sea on
the OH inst The report viii bo sent 10 tho
board OF trade at London.
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Rolling Mil Irlre.

YoUNosrowN, o., Jan. W. Tho rolling
mill OF Arms, Boil q Co., which has boon
idlo for almost year, aud which has boon
Lighted, woasot on fire NJ $3.50 by an omployo
upsotting gasoline lamp, Tho llrO depart.
mont was called out but could reach tho
nnmos with only ono stream OF water which
had but little effect In loss than an hour
tho ontIro works was In ashes. Loss will
roach tlS,OOO with nn insurance Of $4,000.
Two hundred mon arc thrown out OF ON.
ployment
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puraued by Judvo I,ynoh.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan, 20. "A posse 10 In pur.
suit OF W, Il. Britt, white man, In Hoard
county, aud thoro 10 little doubt that he
will be hanged NJ soon m ho is captured.
Ho 10 charged with fslonious assault upon
poor, crippled girl Britt went 10 tho
house OF widowed slstor OF his victim, and
finding tho girl alone, drew his knifo, and
with an oath threatened 10 kill hor II abe
mado any outcry. Tho girls sistcr, who
was In an adjoining room, heard tho noise
and started 10 her sisters aid, but was met
at The door by Britt, knife In hand, who
threatened 10 out her throat II sho did mob
ksop quiet Tho ruillan succeeded In making
hin aucnpa
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sinhhnh IIIn Knnnnr.

AupuRS, N. Y, Jan. 20, During th,
services In tho states prison chapel, John
DAILY, Now York convict, on being refused
request TO retire, attempted 10 strike hii
keeper with his ast. Principal Koopoi
Boyle interferred, wboroupon DAILY turned
upon him, and producing clasp knifo from
his pocket, severely stabbed him. This ID
tho third timo Daily has attempted 10 muir
dor Major Boyle, aud be has frequently or
pressed his intention OF killing him. Boylst
wounds are not considered serious.
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Strange nohaylor of an Actress.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. H-Durlng no last
week there has appeared at Lows cpora
house play known m the "stranglers Of
Paris" In which Miss Emma Eustls aud
Newton Boora took tho leading parts Miss
Eustis, who lives In Now York, acted
strangely and Oft,r she foil 10 tho floor az
supposed murdered woman uho arose and
doGod tho villain In tho ploco, Mr., j. N,
Boon 10 approach hor Whom tno point In
tho piocO whore she was 10 bo throttlod was
reached she shook hor hand At Beers and
ran from tho stage aud houie, IL is bo.
loved by some that sho "a not In Lpr right
mind
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Cheated ont OF A rrl.o lIor.o.

ELMBA, Jan ~ Il, d, Moore, whose
lottory operation ON the we'll known race
horse Biz Follow got him into trouble some
weeks ago, was arrested aud "a now In Jail.
Big Follow was spirited away Just aftor tho
drawing OF the lottOry, aud "A now In tho
hands OF farmer near Troy, Ponusylva.
MIA Tho prosecution WA instituted by
Evan Mccall, who won tho racer In tho lot.
tory, but was cheated out OF his prize by
Moore or course Mccall cannot recover
che horse that no won Ia an Illegal nannor,
but he Ia helping tho people prosecute tho
Violatora OF tho law against lottorioa
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
TAX ON FRACTIONAL GALLONS or
DISTILLED SPIRITS,
How the Government is Defrnuded -AIill
tary Anairs for Arizona Foreign AZ
fairs banking and Curreno, -Hnls In
tho HouLe- DOlnga In the senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan, "a, The house com.
mittee on ways and means instructed Mr..
Morrison 10 report an original bill 10 tax
fractional parts OF gallon OF distilled
bpirlts, The commissioner OF internal rove
nue. In his last annual report called alton.
tion 10 the necessity Of q law of the kind
proposed by sayIngi "Under the present law
any fractional part Of gallon amounting 10
ono.half gallon or over In casll or package
Ia taxed ~ u gallon, but any fractional part
OF a gallon loss than one-half gallon In any
caak or package Is exempt from tax. II Ia
quito practicable for distiller 10 10 OIL his
package as 10 have large fraction less than
one'half gallon In nearly every Instance"
The committee on military affairs APP
pointed subcommittee consisting OF
MeaSrs, Laird, Woollord and Veile TO con-
sider and report upon Mr., Laird's bill an
thorizing tho president 10 organize two
regiments Of troops, 10 be composed OF cow
boys, citizens and regular soldiers 10 defend
tho citig'ns OF Arizona and tho southwest
against tho Indians
Foreign affairs heard arguments by w. II.
Trescolt aud Charles Levl Woodbury., OF
Boston, on the fisheries question, Both op.
posed the proposition 10 appoint fisheries
commission
Banking and currency agreed 10 report
favorably the Adams hill 10 enable national
banking associations 10 increase their capital
stock aud change their names or locations
by the approval Of tho comptroller OF cur.
renoy, and by a vote OF shareholders own.
ing two-thrds Of tho stock, All debts liza
bilities rights, provisions and powers OF an
association changing its name shall devolvo
upon the association under ita now name, and
nothing In tho net shall DO construed 10 70.
lease an association from any liability AZ
mmod under its old name,
Tho committee also instructed Mr., Brumm
10 frame bin amcndatory OF tho National
banking net, no as TO limit the maximum
capital stock Of any National bank 10 I've
million dollars