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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

was blown off, Mr.. johnson occupies the house as
dwelling and carries retail cigar business on the
first floor All the windows werc shattered, every
door in the house wrcnched from its fastenlngs
and much OF the furniture was broken The family
have no theory TO the cause Of tho hcndsh WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
HEMLocK-SoH.AcID
UNION TANNEI

HEMocK-AcrD KINDS
N s Mssry
Heavy LIST sslectn. 20 s2S Damaged all wghtslo Slo
b o but tn at pss FULLY pig su, ha to SS
y IS g g }ss'el ssdss} %$ssf 50
81 ~ 10 s5 eS asd .ss
crop quoted quaya
fT Have sG %ode' al1i steady prices Stans
{: So {; 3 2: q e. T.
list and prices remain quoted last There Is very se
9 9P%5 n?$ ssS5 o %Ss
,oS cGnn 4oc 2Gea Cod raw ey
IS sss5 5ss sSs D-..ssi S.
P 6eaeSed Winter $50 6sacas sss5SS Sperm
75S 76c Whale crude Northern nominal natural winter
ACE beachei winter 4sa45c extra bleached ies4sc Sea
sap SpnfaHd sGSd 4o olive ss7 i2c palm, T.
s5c NcStsfOot prime 60 1-2S7Sei Straits SS' Bank
OCEAN FRE1GHrs-A strong and active market
S O Perth f BRTh Gs
ssgG Il G SadJsS r 6ais e GRAIN Gsq gram ana s s,
90 S~ }reieg Ia antwerp, steam load. grain, %
9 a G1d huff ffa load D gan d S1a.
loads grain ID Bremen loads grain marx hence 70
LISBON, o 500 ours 81 British steamer ROx6urs Castle
to Cork for orders 1880 900 Gs 81 To-
i2aa"s G steamer
Sh 0A 81 bark
% % Ssac9 '4sd OS cisf sh saap B. British LG bark
IS Iy g v EDWIN Sa Reed hence
70 the west coast south America general cargo steamer
3 and TGas Schooner 6 QUAKER Ssw y
hence 10 vera cruz, coal, y. schooner f. T. waters
hence to Richmond SAT- = %; schooner Dora Allison
81. rKoy!sIoNs-poRK1 undergOns, no decided
fspof'sa New mess sI5ssl5 30 sh5SS clsaS si7s
s%aa Extra Gy m Es' in I sS 81 Sssss paes
psF ny "a 50 BhHs Fs & Ss
y S mere SuS Ss & ss:s assS 81
a he tayos i eie %
sSa '''1Ss s4s i4e ehsa sSoaidsE.
aIDDEE$-baI and father easter. short ribs at Chi:
s1sS for !asupy 0aiSS M1y hosIn , Sh ct
paad aa steadily held G hsayy d tighter g 7s 5 2
h5 day prices showing an advance OF about points but
toward tho close the temper became bearsh the break
heavy Cash lots had demand AMI the speculation
pS sos Sy s' Closed 30 I
sS6s sales 1000 tes S5es Gss February closed at
: LOO
sole Nav closed s05c sales, 1, $50 tcs s65QS 75c,
Refined in fair demand; continent quoted &c; South
America. 10c.
sUUAIs-A light movement is still noted but prices
have very support Sales 1850 bags Molasses
grades i-2c. refining quoted 1sc Centrifugal y6
lest lac Refined quiet firm, Cut Loaf Sc; Crushed
sclo; Mould A. lac Confectionery i.sc
coree A7standaTd Use Coffee OF A." e9;1Ga6 5sc
Si'Ic; c. 5 7-Sd6c; Yellow i1.16d5 3-4c.
STEARINf-Firm and in fair demand at 0 1-4c FOR
Choice Western Oleomargarlne quoted Liar Csc :
sales, Is, 600 n.
TOBNCCO-Kentucky steady with moderate sales and
in seed-eat fair movement Sales, loo cases 1856
PENNSYLVANIA d13c 100 do 1887 do, t. $50 do 1857
Visions n Havana sdl2c 100 do 1887 New England
Havana, c35c; 800 bales Havana 62 I2eds1 10; 200
ale5 Sumatra 81 20dS2.
TALLOW-Ts quoted strong on light offerings Prime
City &c; sales 1000 n. &c.
ldvices other wool 70 the effect that
supplies higher prices good business is
progress and in addition to previous sales there have
300 600 years growth spring Texas az 24a25c
10000 ~ low secured Colorado, 39a41c; $1,000 do
all Texas, 17G2oci also 5000 do soghern' 2s,oCo DO
and 1000 do No pulled private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

at some future dsv. in order that It might not in
terfere with orders already given under the sup
position that the articles would be subjected 10 the
lower rate Of duty No action taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

HEMP Ann JUTF-The nominal figure on Manila
hemn Is 10 5sc as IL would cost that TO import he
article on present cables slsal dull at l5c Manila
i.Sa2 aloe FOR paper. lac for mixing and "eC
for bagging quality $780,. ..u,,o ucb,v
eueed BasRcs selected cS SSsSs ag lss
H. II i'2aise; Mstamoras, 22T25 D. pu aoc
Ayres, kps Selected ioeis H. 15c Cordova kIPs
9ai$ saI9c c9ie M 2 5c end Es ae
Western sa?o n i2c Southern os they ru9 n se
s C Dry as Sailed .sSy l Mn'% 2sssS S
Buenos Ayres cow selected 4oS5o H. &C. Rio grange.
New Orleans City, 45d75 n. &c Texas oS ana cow o00
60 m 12c city slaughter OK e0dso N. , IL oood
LEATH ER--Between manufacturers ana lODDers Rood
business continues and supplies turned over At
regular prices We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

BED Kdney quiet At % sossa ss Scarcely an, WIFI.
Kidney arriving Further arrivals OF e51 bao. r.sS
forna Lima: weak at s2 9oass Foreign beans ami sl
Gfeen peas selling slowly OIL. the decline 1aAi'
beans. Marrow 1883, choice Der busbel . 40 ina
Beans. Medium. 1885. choice per bushel al m
Beans. Pea, 1883. choice per bushel 81 ~
n s,as IhIe hIney lsss, choice. bushe 2Ioqa So
Beans. Red Kidney 1883, choice, per bushsi a13 *
Besn. Eed Kidney poor 70 good per bushs iSsS %
Beans foreign. medium. hsnd.pIcked per bush SCI 20
Peas. Green 1885, per bushel 1 25ai *
BUTTER
Receipts for week. 90 $40 pkgs Exports CAT nr..
There has been scarcity Of ali grades OF fresh afis
butter and under Western afyices
has advanced sharply and closes somewhat excited BUYERS
unable 10 supply the urgent requirements OF rheis
trade and the Is not OF Importance A. az
get the stock Extra Eein creamery Is having quleS
sale 32a33c. and fancy Western. other than fgsa
brings 3oa31c Extra Hr.ts from "a to 29e 49,
going 23d20c. and but few fresh cresme res se
under zoe. fancy Pennsyyanla sells up % BEE and
quality. Western June stock A arcss
Of the demand and Is fully ic higher: med.um
grades OF held still little sow Receipts Of sfss
dairy moderate and the bulk q the Of ordinary
TO simply good quality; really fine lots especially IN
made tubs inquired fof and would bring good prc@s
The best grades Of all the Western packages in suan
nnfv nrmcr. medium Qualities an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

COFFEE-Brat grades on the spot quoteI strong az
.llgh; advance with fairly active demand Fair
s P S4e En-, Sales os; 200 P1S no. a $50 600 bags
West Indies az private terms $50 piculs Padang, 19c.
The speculative dealings reached fair aggregate and
price, ruled Irregular Firmness developed early on an
ponts afberward there drop OF 1920 points,
closing steady The late wealsness was attributed to
reaction I'm Hayre. Sales, 81, go bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
pnIrIrRY AND GAME.

The market FOR all kinds OF live poultry steadily i'm:
proved following last repor best chickens reached
ice prime fowls sold az llal lie ana prime turkeys &C
lie Ten carloads arrived yesterday and today and
the feeling is easier the close bulk Of sales
to-day lie for fowls chickens and turkeys DUCKS
and geese sell well when fine. - -,
western dressed poultry cleaned up closely last week
Mt advanced prices far this week trade has not been
active but favorable weather and the near approach
OF THANKSGIVING holders feel firm as 70 prices especially
large turkeys Sales are generally In the ranges
quoted and there material accumulation on hand
Some further advance in turkeys is generally anticipated
Philadelphia chickens dull.
Quail lower and moving very slowly. Choice partrdgss
and grouse rule firm wild ducks wanted ard higher
for best lots Venson firm Rabbits In fair request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. November 90 1855.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for week: Beans. 2ol6 pkgS Peas $3.50
bush Exports: Beans. sos pkgs Peas 1i,l45 b4sh
The downward tendency I'm domestic white beans has
checked for the present and the market closes with
"A steadler feeling. Trade has improved very much
but the receipts considerably lighter and promise no
Immediate increase Choice Marrow sell mainly a. f2 10
but In q iobblng fancy marks reach e2 ~ 1.2
Medium are going at VI So and Pea at al 81 Choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

The committee was so satisfied with its progress
that an adjournment taken, the members going
off to recreate, subject to the call OF the Chair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
foreign demand they win get left" when they come TO
look ar %ruE III EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. MI.
BY CA Bill

London, Nov 19-The trade passing Is very ilm'e "a
Keen values nrm there Is little disposition on the
nsrp ~ growers however, to force business put tns
tendency points to lower figures unless the brewers
come in and assist US -, ,,r,r, vopu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
Good Ordinary o1af6 Low Mddling -. so1e

Strict Good Ordinary IL Middllng 97l9
The option market depressed throughout the entire
day the result OF weaker Liverpool a1vices Final
prices are about lower November. and 7dS points
down on later months. Speculation was fairly active.
Saios IN halo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
Fruits AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRESH
Raee,nts OF appes have been very heavy and under
very slack demand and steady large accumulation o. SOCK
I'm Store and on docks prices have ruled weak ana IN ouy
e-si favor hard late sorts showing most depresso1
Ounces neglected. Grapes in large supply, very aan
snd weak Choice sound Cape Cod craDberries are IN
small supply ana fairly firm. but the great bulk o. 'osx
hero is defective and rapidly deterorang In quality and
mnp i negIeced at any price. Florida oranges are IN
large supply very dull and lower Auction sales OF over
10 baaIes fn range OF So % to-day, averaging
about al so Sales from store reach 81 % IN instances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
poTAToFs AND VEGETABLES

Market glutted with excessive accumulation OF Door
State potatoes OF which urgently offered from
81 ~ downward condition. strictly choice Burbank
are rated about steady at Ell 95 Long Island potatoes
steady quiet aud have favored buyers Onions
heavy supply dull and low, but me
fresh lots bright and dry stock now less plenty and
shade nmer Caulifowers In large supply. very duh ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
SUNDRIES

BEEswAX-ouiet at 81 isds2c for FREQ sales some
fancy lots held higher
GINsENG-Scarce and firm at 81 40Gs2 20 for Northern
and Western. and g. 30ds2 80 for southern.
HONEY-Market very dull; white clover fancy In 1
combs l0dl7e; 10 combs. l5al4c Buekwheat lialss
NUTS-Peanuts higher at iQ6c for hand picked win
fancy held nmly outside figure Chestnuts sell slowly
az eli 5O so per bushe Hickory steady 81 80
as2 but must 30 fancy " soil at lsttar pros In wh~
sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

ReceiDtS week, II, ZJf bUIs anu IJ3- cafA
Continued large receipts consisted largely Of hed
fresh and lined eggs Fresh athered eggs are In light
supply and with top Qualities showing turtle.
slight Improvement Best grades OF held fresh are slso
choice fall packed reaching 24e and lower grades anra
downward as in condition. Lined OF nne quallty ze
very generally limited at 20c but while II 10 not cay
buy many fine marks for less It is equally difficult ell
aov Of the business reported mas been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21

FRUITS MD BEKKI ts-DHIf.D -.
apples p 4so pkgs Eysporaed apples coming Tor
ward very freely. and with only moderate home ais
tributlng trade and light export demand the market
hu1eys AZ &C. choice fruit is offering lao &C. and
fancy to extra fancy 34d7 LIE. sundried sliced
in lfoht SIMPLY but quiet Quarters have less inquiry
and are a shade easier. Peaches dull and weak Small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
n dairy and factory. thirds .
CHEESE.

Receipts for 1--WE days. 80, 907 boxes; exports = ~
boxes. Business has not improved to any consiaefaols
extent here but there has been activity In tne ecun
try most OF the factories closing OUT neit
September cheese at 10 7ea1c at the fsctorcS III,
result holding here OF all the me ia Ro0os
with receivers Offering stock sparngy Fancy Sepemeef
stock Is quotabe G11 1lc, latter 20 home ua1e X
porters have bid lie for lines without getting the
goods, and hear Of one small sale 20 shipper e
ii lSc Fancy October reaches lie TO nome trai and
recent export business 10 4c Other grades
OF full strengthened little Part SKINS steady
PENNSYLVANIA skins clean fairly Caoe o4s for col
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
PremoaitIon Of Danger.

DIR. VIM. Lewis: ibid you evol
notice how m accident is always pro.
ceded by premonitory thought? Woll,
in nearly every case it is so. | have
boen in good many railway smash.
ups, and can honestly say that just DO.
fore every ono OF those accidents
occurred [ felt premonition Of dan.
ger to come. One night last week,
while riding here from Chicngo, was
lying on q reclining chair, and my
thoughts wandered on to the many nc.
cidents l had been unfortunate enough
to be in, when suddenly tho thought
came to mind: Suppose chr was
filled with load of ties; that these
ties, through the jostling, should be.
come misplaced, and that We, in dart.
ing along through space, should strike
that tie and it offered resistance, what
terrible accident would be tho re-
snlt!' I had hardly completed the
thought when crash came shower of
br ken glass down on my face and
body, Tho car was filed with smoke,
and the cries of terror from women
and children were frightful in the ex-
tremc. The lights in tho car were ex-
tinguished by tho great shock, and
when they were rclighted and an OK
tmination made Of the damage done,
it was found that one side of tho car
had almost been torn away, and the
cause of tho accident was tie pro.
iecting from car on freight train
which was passing us at tho time.-SL
L0atiS Globe-Demotr rat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
NENTRAI. HOTEL,
MINERAL CITY, VA.

In addition to good fare and comfort.
able lodging, the proprietor, Mr.. j. II.
DUFF, can give to prospective investors
and others detailed information regard
ing the section around Big Stone Gap.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
Mercer's Reliable Turbine
Wheel.

Gives MS high per cent
Of power as any other
wheel manufactured
hhd is acknowledged
the best part gate
WHEEL. on tho market.
Send FOR catalogue
and price list. i. Is.
MLRCER, West Ches.
ter county. Pa.
J. p, KELLY, AGENT.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TIT G. ANDERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-L
TAzEwELL G. HI. VA

TAzEwELL G. H. VA.
Will practice in the Courts of Taze-
well county and the Court of Appeals at
Wytheville. Collecting speciality
Lands for sale and land titles examined
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13
.5REMoNT HOUSE.
HOUSE,
WISE G. H., Va.

Ono Of the best country hotels in
Southwest Virginia. Prospectors and
travelling men can afford to go out OF
their way to reach it for rest and good
fare. II. III. DoTsoN, Proprietor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-07-13

THE paper doors now coming into
uso are claimed to possess the advan-
tago over wood of neither shrinking,
swelling, cracking, nor warping. They
are formed of two thick paper boards,
stamped and modelled into panels, and
glazed together with glue and potash,
and then rolled through heavy rollers.
After being covered with Waterproof
coating. and then one that is fire-proof,
they are painted, vanished, and hung
in the usual way.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-06
THE IRISH AND HARRISON.

Address by hon. NJ. q. Qnjnn-Actioo of the
Bloomington Harrison Club.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journai
BLooMINGToS. Ill, Oct. 5.-Ths Irish-Amer
ican Harrison and Morton Club, which now
numbers 200 members. was addressed to-
night by Hon. NJ. G. Quinn. Of Peoria,
who delivered powerful and eloquent speech,
especially directed to the 1rish-Americaa
voters Of the State. He spoke to . very large
audisnce at Republican headquarters, and his
speech was received with frequent applause and
great enthusiasm. TIE club then took up the
charge made py VIM. Condor. g prominent
Irish Democrat OF Bloomington. that the 2nd
Of November, 1876, In a speech made II Durley
Theater, in this city, General Harrison used
language insulting and deroeat9ry TO the Irish
In America, saying. among other things. that
they were "ht only TO grade railroads and fill
our penitentiaries. The following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas We have read most unjust and unsaIed
for attack. made upon Gen. Benjamin Harrison can.
didate for President of the United >tates; and
Whereas. The whole lie of General Harrison. his
eloquent speeches his many acts of charity and his
manly stand in the Of Ireland Overwhelmingly
refute this Democratic campaign cslumny; therefore
Resolved. That we. the Elrish- American Harrison
and Morton Republican Club. of bloomington, H.
denouLce said attack q bgoted and absurd libel
upon the character. of who is the friend of our
energy until election day for the of that pure
broad and liberal minded statesman. General Harri-
son, the generous philsnthropst Levi p. Morton and
the entire Republican ticket
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-06
COLLlDED ON A CURVE.
Wild Train and Passenger Train Crash
TOgether-0re Man Instantly Killed.

OswEGo. n. Y, Oct 5.-A friehtful collision
occurred near the Hannibal station, of the Rome.
Watertown & Ogdensbure railraoad, at o'clock
this morning. Lehigh Valley passenger
train, using the Rome, Wste-town g. Ogdsps.
burg tracks, between Oswego and Sterling
Junction, collided with wild train from Osweeo.
running. it is said, fifty miles hour. and the
Lehigh Valley train about forty. They came
together with terrific crash apd the two loco
motives were smashed into thousands Of pieces
and the cars nearly demolished Engineer
Martin D. Slattsry, of the wild train,
remained on bis engine, vita his
hand on the lever. and was instantly
killed. the lever going through his body. His
fireman, John Riley. jumped, but was caught Ia
the wreck and friRhtfully scslded. Conductor
Moss and brakeman Thomas Maxy, of tho wild
train, were also badly injured. All Of the latter
are from Osweeo. The crew of the Lehieh
Valley train were from Auburn. A. F. Hatch,
engineer, and his fireman jumped. The latter
escaped, but Hatch was badly cut about tho
head and was severely scaldsd. julius Smith.
the baggage man, and ii. Westgate, conductor.
were in the baggage car eating lunch when the
crash came. Both were injured, and Westgats
may die. They are being cared for at Han
nibai village. The wreck will not be cleared
before. night. 1t is said the crew of the wild
train attempted to make one more station than
ordered
At the point where the collision occurred the
road curves sharply to right and left in the
shape of the letter IS" aud il was In the center
of this crook that the trains met. A farmer on
a hill near by saw the traips approaching each
other, and made frantic efforts to attract the at
tention of the engineer OF the wild train by
waving his handkerchief. After the crash, he
ran to Hannibal. two miles, and sent in the
news by telegraph. A wreckiug train was at
once sent out Engineer Slater was found
pinned beneath his engine. Another train was
following the wild train bound west, and con-
duetor Moss. OF the latter train, with three
broken ribs and dislocated hip, crawled back
considerable distance to flag it and then
tainted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-06
Foreign Notes.

Pasteurs method for preventing anthrax
among sheep and cattle has been tried In New
South Wales, and has been pronounced q sue
cess.
Advices from Suakim state that the rebels
made an attack on that place, "Wednesday night
but were repulsed by the heavy IRE of the Brit
ish troops.
Violent storms have prevailed on the North
sea. Several fishing smacks which have ar
rived at English ports report the loss OF portions
of their crews, who were washed overheard.
The Moorish government has refused 70 COM
ply with Portugals demand that the Portuguese
flag be saluted in reparation for an insult &C the
flag at Port Larayche. Portugal threatens to
send q man-of-war to obtain satisfaction.
The most OF the French press Justify Presi-
dent Carnot'e immigration decree. on the ground
that out OF 900 foreigners in France only
ons-eleventh are naturazed, and only one-fourth
OF the citizens of foreign extraction were born
10 France.
dispatch from Milan states that guides are
searching for a New York artist named George
Rudd. who recently disappeared while making Q
tour of Italy. Rudd's movements have been
traced TO Tione II is believed that he was lost
IN the Alps.
A crowd numbering 4. 600 persons gathered at
the Eastern railway depot at Paris to greet
Boulaneer on his return to that city. The Gem
eral, however, was averse to denomination
and he eluded the crowd and made his way TO
his hotel unobserved.
The situation in the English collieries Is near
ing o crisis. The price OF coal has increased
largely, and promises to increase to still great
or extent, in consequences Of the early settine.iu
Of cold weather. which has created an unequaled
demand for fuel. The miners ipsist upon 10
per cent. increase Of wages. aud 300 900 colliers
threaten to strike unless their demands are
complied with.
A tremendous sensation has been created in
Vienna, owing to the fact that Emperor William
neglected to confer decorations upon the Hun
gariau Premier Tisza, while several MINOR Of
fcisls were unexpectedly decorated. The cause
of the Kaisers snubbing Tsza is q mystery, un-
less IL be the recollection of his old speeches in
sympathy with the young mans father, the late
Emperor Frederick.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-06
THE FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
The House Briefly Considers the Bill Charter

The House Briefly Considers the Bill Charter
ing the Nicaragua Canal Company.
WAsHINGToN. Oct 5.-Immediately after the
reading Of the journal the House proceeded to
the consideration of private business. The
point Of no quorum was raised against the first
bill called up, and for three-quarIers of an hour
the business of the House was at a standstill.
However, q motion was agreed to for an ad
journmsnt from to-day until Monday. Subss-
Queutly, Mr. Allen. Of Mississippi. who had
raised the point of no quorum, paid tribute to
his own amiabiliry Of disposition, and withdrew
the point, and the wheels of legislation were
once more put in motion. anc revolved without
friction until Mr.. Kilgore. Of Texas, called up
for consideration the House bill to incorporate
the Maritime Canal Company, of Nicaragua. By
the rule under which the House is acting five
objections sufficient to prevent the considera-
tion Of any measure, and as Messrs. Martin.
Lanham and Culberson of Texas, Lawler of
Illinois, Fuller OF Iowa and Butler Of Tenueehee
objected. the bill was not placed before the
House.
Mr.. LaFollette, of Wisconsin, called up bill
to authorize the Sioux & South western Railway
Company to construct a bridge across the Miss
issippi river between the States of Wisconsin
and Minnesota, At Alma.
Dir. Nelson. of Minnesota, offered on amend
msnt TO the bill authorizing the city Of Duluth
70 construct bridge over the canal entrance to