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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
Summer Resorts.

If you are going TO take a Vaca-
ton, during the hot summer
months; to rest your tired brain
and body, and secure that re-invi-
goration that can only be obtained
by rest in pleasant, cool, healthIul
surroundings, far removed from
your business and daily cares, call
on or write any ticket Agent of the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway, or the undersign-
ed, and information relative to the
cost of transportation, the best
routes, time of trains, how long ii
will take you to reach your des-
tination, Hotel rates & c., viii be
cheerfully given you.
Following small list of simmer
tourist points, to which the c. II
V. d Il. Ry, is the best ana quickest
route.
Lake side, Putin Bay and Green
Springs Q. Chaut0uqua, Buffalo, and
Niagara Fails, New York, Au train
CheboygaH, HurOnia Beach, Indian
River, Grayling, Macliinac Island
Saull-Slc-IDbllts iCVOHhy, C'NAsS'iN
and Marquette, Mich, Montreal
Quebec and all points on the st
Lawrence River, and White Noun
tain resorts.
Cedar Lake Park, Elkhart Lake
Gogebic Lake, Lake Mills, Mari
enette, Menasha, Tomahawk Lake
Neenah, Oconomowoc, Peliear
Lake, Pewaukee and Waukeshi
Wis, Berkeley Springs, TT Spring
and Kanawha Falls, w. VA, Alton
Capor Springs, Cold Sulphur Spring
Daggers Springs, Healing Springs
Jordans, Millboro, Natural Bridge
Newport News, Orkney Springs
Rawley Springs, Red Sulphu
springs, Roekbfidge Alum.s . 'rinI
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
PROGRAMME
or the Annual Meeting of;he Southern
Ohio Teachers Association to he
Held at Galiip0iis, o., Nov. 80
Gnd Bee. 1 1885.
keeping
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

ORDER OF EXERCISES.
FRIDAY, 2:30 p. m.
Address of weIcome--Capt. j. C.
Hutsinpiller, President Board OF
Education, Gallipolis, o.
Response-Supt. G. K. Wells,
Marietta, o.
Inaugural Address by President
elect DIR. j. NJ. Davis, President
Rio Grande College, Rio Grande, O.
1880 p. m.
Annual address by DR.. John
Hancock, Superintendent Public
Schools, Chillicothe, o.
SATURDAY, $50 a. m.
Paper-Civics in the Public
Schools, Supt. r. e. Raymond,
Logan, o.
Discussion by the Association.
Paper-Scott, Supt. Joseph Rea
Macarthur, o.
Discussion by the Association.
Paper-The teachers Inherit
ance, Salina p. Pearce, Principal OF
High School, Marietta, o.
Discussion by the Association.
! 80 p. IN.
Paper--Literature in the Public
schools, Supt. Jas. M. Lee, Hunt
ington, w. Va.
Discussion by the Association.
Paper-Elementary Mathemati
cal Teaching, Dir. VIM. Hoover,
Ohio University, Athens, o.
Discussion by the Association.
Election of officers, Reports o.
Committees, Miscellaneous Busi
ness. Adjournment.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
The Homeliest Man In Logan.

AS well as the handsomest, and
others are invited to call on any
druggist and get free a trial bottle
of Kemp's Balsam for the Thro at
and Lungs, a RENE dy that is sell
ing entirely upon its merits, and is
guaranteed to relieve and cure all
Chronic and Acute Coughs. Asthma
Bronchitis and Consumption
Large bottles 50c and 81.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

Hall last evening. Mr.. Davidson
is an actor and singer of great
ability, and his troupe accorded
him frst-class support. The aud
ience were delighted with the
play, rs was evinced by the ap-
plaus that greeted the actors
Ashland (Ky.) Republican.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

Our Mayor has just awakened
to the fact that it is necessary to
issue proclamation to clean up.
This not usually the time of year
for such things but maybe he just
recovered from the effects of the
election.
Since the change in our time
card our mail does not arrive here
until late hour, which makes 1T
rather inconvenient in the winter
season. When the Republicans
get in, the thing will be changed
Immediately.
The Hock-Hocking Band of
this city has broken up, disbanded
as it were. We are sorry to see
this as our boys were nicely uni
formed and were rapidly gaining a
reputation for good music through
out the country, and we hope that
the difficulty will only be tempor-
ary.
A disastrous fire occurred at
Athens Saturday night, in the
burning of the warehouse owned by
Hull Foster. 1t was used as a store
house for hi les and wool-packing
machinery. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. The fire is supposed to
be the work of an inccndiary.-
Nelsonville Register.
The Democrats Salt River pro-
cession on Saturday evening was
the best thing seen in this town
for some time. The parade was
headed by the band playing an ap-
propriate dirge followed by lon,
line of Democrats carrying the
necessary baggage for an extend
ed voyage. The affair was plann-
ed and gotten up by Wary Gage
who can he complimented on the
success of the enterprise.
We regret to learn that the
store of our popular and esteemed
East End Grocer, Andy Hall, has
been levied on and closed by the
Sheriff yesterday, on an exc cution
issued at the suit of creditors. We
have not ascertained the extent OF
his barrassments, but it is
thought an adjustment will be
made with creditors, by which he
will be able to resume business in
a few days, 1t is hope d an ADJUST
ment will be made.
Miss Olof Krarer, the only
Esouimaux lady in this country
will give II lecture on "Greenland
or Life in the Frozen North" at the
Methodist church on "Wednesday
evening November %. Miss Krarel
is 81 years OF age, 40 inches high
weighs i2G pounds, and during hel
lecture will appear in her native
costume. She comes highly re
commended by the press and M
one should fail to see and hear her
List of letters remaining in thi
post Office at Logan, o., Novembe
20th. Persons desiring the same
will please say advertised.
N. d. Baker, Katie DefIenbaugl
II. C. Ellenbogen, G. w. Fowies
Mrs. L. Frasier, AbrigaI. Insle, e
II. Kennedy, Hamilton Lemon, +
M. McMahon, w. H. Nixon, Mag
gle Pout, Olivia Stuart, Miss Till!
Struble, Maggie stevenson, Messr
Walker & Brodliers, Mrs. Mar.
Woolever, Ed Woodson, Lizzie
Woods, Resse Vanderman.
CHAs Rose, p. M.
|
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

Salt Sulphur Springs, Va, and
Hundreds of other points, in New
York, Canada, Michigan, MINI.
Oak. Colorado, Montana, Utah, and
on the Pacific Coast.
III. j. FALKENBACH,
G.. p. A.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
Divorce Notice.

Harrison Atwood} in the Court % Of 0 Com
vs.. mon fltaS Oh iuCk!nB
Mary Atwood County.
Mary Atwood whose place OF residence is
unknown is hereby notified that Harrison
Atwood did on the 10Th day of November 1883
NE his petition in the Office of the clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas within ahd for
the County OF Hooking and state of ONO;
Charging The said Mary Atwood with willful
absence and extreme cruelty, and gross neg
lect ofduty for more than three years last
past and asking that lie may be divorced
from the said Mary Atwood. Which petition
win stand for hearing at the next term OF
said Court.
This the 10th day of Nov; 1855;
BY A. j. SHRADER,
Attorney.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
For Sale or to Let.

Two good horses, for all purposes
drive single or double; call on F.
Il. Rempel. tH
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
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CITY Breyities.

Hot Soup at G. z. Montgomery's.
For q good Lunch go to Slisher's.
Zine teas at Bishop e Sons.
All sorts of drink at j. N. Kes-
ler's
Ham and bacon at Bishop &
Sons.
A lot of new clocks at Wei
lands.
Fresh condies at Bishop u
Sons.
Boys keystone Kip boot So at
Kienla's.
Go to S'isher's for finest and
best Cigars.
keystone boot is Il dandy, at
Kienla & Sons.
A good solid Kip boot for $3.50 at
Kienla's.
Rubber! Rubberl Rubber shoes
at kienla's.
Mems fine shoes S1.50 to $3.50 at
Kienle d Sons.
Finest display of spectacles in
town at Weiland's.
Go to G. p. Montgomery for hot
coffee and lunch.
--Mackeral and white fish at d.
r. Bishop & Sons
cash paid for butter and
eggs at Bishop & Sons.
Women's and childrens shoes at
Kienla q Sons.
Oysters in can or bulk, select
and best at j. n. Kessler's
CASH paid for first class pota-
toes at Bishop & Sons.
Oysters at Slisher's in bulk or
can, best in the market.
Be sure you get the Keystone
Kip boot for wear, at kienla's.
The best served oysters in town
are obtained at j. n. Kessler's
''' :.
Best quality and latest styles in
Buggies at Higgins & Hamb!in's.
Canopy & Drop-top Phaeton>
very cheap a' higgins " nam
hliu'S
''''" %
For hne oysters on THANKSGIVING :
or any other day, go to j, ~ h"a-
siers
Best quality OF READY .Ii%'0
tI!, uli,'9 '"e'P "' ---'7 : '''' -, 80
Tho host og averv4binr at Mont
oomerv,s Restaurant Oh Thanks
,,ivino
Cincinnati. Columbus, and Blue
pihhor Reevs ,l,yavs on hand at
ln.,,',.,,
'''''''
! - nc ui'e7' an" ''''''' ~ ,,.. ''7' V
STOCK oi cigars il iI"'' az ~ ''''''i
" SONS.
ANY '''l'% you y" "'' ~ ''.N ~ "'' -
woiI.rd,s
>, p, - ..s. r.. rv;o,o,,e 6
,4a1ohiip;., and Hn,,warn, civ
them a call.
Call on Higgens Hamhlin's if You
are III nerd OF a Soou s""9'"'''"
r"''' " "s''''
-R. d. Bishop " Sons nave
"P'n'" '.'cn E'".e'' "''' CAV
'i'E II III '"'' "''''''
Just received fine lot of water
chains and charms, jewelry anc
spectacles at Weiiana's.
General Hardware and Builders
material at bottom prices mt Whole
sale and retail at Higgins q Ham
blin's.
rohn s,;sbor 10 st;u at the olc
'"'''i N',7''' T,.,''-:,,i. ~ 49, ,,.;,
stahd, ana Oh h"iINsI ''i"s' we
oe, uP '"' ~. tt, ,,,a,,,i,m
y WV u ~ Wv ~
IF Won want TO see the fines
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

CC-<INf4 OF PILES GUARATTEED.-Win Eiys
,l lr rny failure. No required o! responai
t.s TA7i5l.
YOUNG LEE1f-who have become Victims of solitary yieH
. Lsrsd aud destructive habit, which annually sweeps 10
, grave thousands of young men oi exalted teLt ana
p,i.lalt ltrU,ct may call with confidence
n2 TaA-gCE-Acr years Of experience. hes ds'oyerei
q, ,re Euovn rr 30 tho back and limbs in'
vrsr. d eaHrres impoi.ucy general debility nor nfss
eo.i of dsss pspiLal0u Of the heart umidityt
s.trg d1irefs sight giduest diseases oi te heal
ur skin C lH User lungs, stomach Or
tea.t- terrible disorders ari'AE nom te soal 7te o'
p-nnt trset prretec brtiiug ileT mot TSaiant hoFca
~ a.,settoaF fcuIcrluc marriage impossible l.ko one
sUs. tho.gAt B late. HeeG Or nohtA may
@ roar cas- ylnI reach OF lope. Ny method o. treat
r-a sig atty euro the ih2t sbstL@sS oasv
81 -tF TsH.Jlc perfect milA1'd'
mn rsIDDT..-A4-p NEIT.-There are many from The
bt troubled Win ireqsent etsthIonsoI oI ne
p oa accompanied by Gislt hurnlug or saTtS cen
-,.- 4,.sui,g at y-tc1 manner the patient cannot
,,., fer examination Of t1c urinary deposits roNF
a-.LtN M b. an1. asrg'lcs small particles oi A9n
m W t-pcf tho color Uil be thin or milElah Ene aEsn
M sa 80 furui appearance, Ihsft are many iA'u
~ vi! &. ~, oi;Glt, iguorsut VI the cause which u
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24
Some Foolish People

Allow cough to run until it gets
beyond the reach Of medicine.
They often say, "Oh, it will wear
away" but in most cases it wears 5
them away. Could they be induc-
ed to try The successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which is
sold on a positive garantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the
effect after taking the first dose.
Price soc and 81. Trial size free
AT all druggists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

Diseases
ID elrlG o
tot
Scientific Principles Con-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

seminal weakness We will gnIrantee perfect
ouro cases. and healthy rsstosOn Of the senits-
GHuAry organs.
PPIVATE DIsEASEs-Blcod Poison, v:nerosi I'int
elect Structure Emissions, Loss OF seSuAl P-~r
Organs Want Of Desire In Male or Fsfie,
whether from impTudent habits Of youth sexual habits nab
-e rs or sy cause debAtcs the sexual functions,
pey aud permanently cured. Consultation free aud 'Ic
drffcna guaranteed No Tisss Incurred
Correoadcnc0 promptly GasNered and medicines ssot Hso
nom observation to al parts OF the United Sta'ss
DISEASES OF woBEN.-wo hav. special drrsr'.
thGrouEhy organlle devoted ,reluAiyey to roe
tTrru Of diseases Every case consulting cur
ust whether letter in person. Is given the most ere-
MI aud confdrate attention Important cases land No get fov
which have the skin Of I'll the home physesnA htVs
~, sncn council skilled specialists. In treatment
n peculiar females success has been marked over
tvo.tbts OF patients being ladies old, young married.
sipFle poor. Our method Is entirely free from oDei
onGbe the general praottieneT namely lot
trrstuent seldom mud It necessary We prepare rem
,r and local. the deIaEnds, and instruct
| ladies' how themselves.
FPTLTPsy, on FITs-POsivsly cured by new ans
/ uCyCg-i4.lDs meIh0j.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-11-24

OFT
2olO careful chemical ana h'Sc-
hbyu noarp tondo
- ru Iur O
AM No
1aov Waefs Msd% d&i SiAvS
Wy N
I6ntoC +
20; FourbA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
CAPITALISTS Rsuc-~ossHe.


CHicAso. Fec. "a ass departure ia the
hns of rssic- sorshi , has been taken Ia thIs
city. Tbs preliminary SECS f1r me formA-
ton of = eof possti0B. whose obiscG u the
gaTchzss snd removal - this essy 0f the
famous Llboy Prisoa, 0f RicanaOnd. Va,
we're taken hsr yesterday. The zsatleEHen
sb0 ngQrs 50 Lhs com s2isslolsfs are al
Jnlcaso men. lns D4ng Vii have
capiL4l of $40 90 and Il Is uadefsto0d that
al he stoex h4s been spplissi for. The Ma
Tory oI tie enterprise is Dest ted in the
soris Of Mr. Wiilsm II. Gray. % ~nom Is
das me credit for its inception
Last November. sad ns. "shsn l Was
travelling through Eastern Eirsnis. II
occurred co me taAE Il would De good ideA
q purchase the Old LiDoy Prison building
4nd transport !. % Csicag0. Shortly after
luY return | received q letter from Arm Of
real estate brokers IN Richmond. stating
that tne old prison vas COW the property Of
TIE Southern teTtilizing Company. and
thai u could De purchased for sS3 ~. some
further correspondence with the real estate
nfm resulted IA thelr obtaining for me al
option for lhirty days on the property. The
Dullalnz = built OF red brick, three stories
high, aud covered with an oid-l4shiOaed
gs5is root. Is fronts on Carv-st, and runs
back almost 70 TIE James River, the nrst
story IA the rear being the basement
ia the front 10 was built IN the
good oid-fAsniOned substantial manner
which Is . distinguishing feature OF the
plain architecture Of the south, and IL IS as
solid today as when erected nfty years ago.
IL contains about co., 600 bricks. stone caps
and siils, and Is surrounded on three sides
bY stone sidewalk. have consulted with
architects. and they inform me il can be
taken down. removed 10 this city, and re-
bgllt Just ss il now stands in Richmond.
he company propose TO number every
brick. stone and shingle. The building
will be taken down ia sections. and the ma
terial will be bored up and transported by
rail 10 Chicago. We will carefully draw
every rziu that has not rusted away. We will
grind up the mortar and use il IS far as
possible in the rebuilding. Every beam,
ioist, door and window will be set in
place"
What will the enterprise cost?'
Somewhere about 81, COO We will sur
round it with another building, 200xl50
| feet, with glass roof. ant on the wall OPP
posits the rear OF the prison We will have
| painted . panoramic view OF the James
| river and the country beyond.
Il am informed tha, up 10 two years ago,
when the property came into the Southern
Fertiiizing Company, the Richmond author
ites had 10 keep guard around il to ward
| on relic-hunters. who would have picked il
| 10 pieces. / have been informed that some
OF the Richmond people may kick, bat II
| will DO them 10 good
JOSIAH Crafty. one OF the incorporators.
/ in talking OF the scheme, said: 1t should
| be understood that there is no idea of wav-
| ing the bloody shirt in this, il is simply o
| business speculation for what there is in it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
THAT BIG MEMORIAL
~ ss PsINTE0 ~ TIE "agcos0-8
ssEa Siu rFy 20 Cst Psrnsisaisa-- %ksF
CsEiisis a. the ChsiE AxsIa-khs
Ls~rg waite Cs41sst Enasd
-MAiEs Retains Hls saAE


WssaisaTss. ks5. ongressmsn Ford
sAs been nsalsd thAi he 5lg msalorisl il
on - *sY hsrs from Grand Rapids. zad
siil rsAsn - ashisst0n Ia q day or tso.
The istlsr ~hic1 hs resolved today Ia refer
sncs % u stated that it bore ths sigma
tlrss Of f1rnlfars man anafscfarsrs Ia several
states, rsprzsendnz sl5.0oo0o0 invested Ia
their business. aad smpioyin< 30 COO men
The memorial . - have the tariff on glAzs
and other artietss used ia the manufacGars
Of f1rnllGTs Eedused. AF. Ford said
10 your correspondent today that
40 s0aid 10 his best %
have the memorial printed Ia full ia the
Congressional Rsc0rd Tue unanimous con
sent Of Ile House Is necessary 10 ID this
and In case there should De IA objection hs
sents The memorial thar It vii practically
serve the same porp0se. Mr.. Ford knows
6e~ legislative tricks. and IS fAsI learning
more.
Mr.. Fofd's oil to pension Mary EVsring-
ham Brown sas shs frst pension bill 10 Do
passed oy any Miehigaa member this
session.
M. Whiting vas IN his seat Ia the House
sg,in today
Mr.. Ford says that be viii probably sue
cssd 10 having Z. \. Fitz appointed receiv-
sr Of the new and Office 70 be created =,
Grsyling. Mr. fiiz IS now receiver al the
Reed City Office.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
Ynnnx Hnnkina In Conrt

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-Chsrles Hopkins,
who was arrested Saturday. after having
obtained a bond for himself. sought bonds
man 10 release Mrs. Butler. his psramour.
To the cbsgrin Of his father, Ben. E. Hop
kins. be succeeded in persuading his own
mother 20 sign the womans bond. Then
the story was started that be and the
woman had sosconded. When it was told
10 Ben. Hopkins. he begged the police to
re-s arrest his son. Near midnight Charles
returned 10 bis own home, and the order
for nis re-arrest was cOuntermsnded. All
the parties appeared in the Police Court this
morning, but Butter was so violent in his
manner, and apparently intoxicated, that
the hearing was postponed until later
hof1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
AT THE THEATRES.

The drummers seem to be rapidly COM
ing into prominence. Not snare drummers
although they are supposed to be good on
the snare business-but the drummers who
are on the road as travelling statesmen,
drumming up business for their houses
M. B. Curtis built himself up reputation
as the drummer in "Sam'l of Posen" and
now comes new piece under the name of
"A Drummer's Life" The author, Charles
BasSett has fitted himself neatly into the
leading role, that OF a commercial traveller
for a clothing house. A crowded house
greeted the presen tation of the piece at Red
mond's last evening and laughter and APP
plause were thickiy crowded upon each
other during the entire performance.
There are a number of thrilling situations
in the piece and the climaxes excite the
audience to vocifero1s applause. The prison
scene in the third act is realistic aud nicely
arranged with scenery. The story of the
play Is tvined around a young girl who is
LETT an orphan, with large fortune, under
the guardianship of Archibald Farnsworth,
a merchant in New York. He adopts her
as his own child, and gives to her his name.
She marries VIII. Stanley, young
drummer. Richard Carroll. salesman in
the employ of Earnsworth, and n villain st
the fortune possessed by Mary. He accuses
Will. OF theft and has him sent 10 prison.
then attempts to sbduct the young
wife but is thwsrted by Jakey
Einstein. viii escapes from prison, and
with his wife and jeanette Guinot, a young
Frenchwomsn. who has rendered valuable
assistance, makes bis way to Nebraska.
| Carroll, also afraid of Justice. comes hither,
| and sends for FaTnsworth. He offers 10
all hn - - ~ k.A srlo -
which gave all the fortune 10 Mary, TO
Farnsworth. but Jskey steals the will and
/ the money. and IN the confusion
Fsrnsvorth is shot, and has only time
| 20 confess that he is not the real father Of
/ Mary. Carroll is denounced and il given
into the hands Of the cowboys TO meet his
fate before Judge Lynoh. Bsssett j. a
comedian Of considerable merit ard b;s
/ Hebrew dialect in the character Of Ieksy
/ EiRstsin is natural and amusing. He -
supported BY yell selected company.
among which are such actors ss Nnn. \
/ Griffith. as Richmond Carroll Cronie
| Hynson. Pred Power, James +. DoneT, ara
| Others IS veil known. Miss Eagenis Carr
has appeared here frequently. and she is
seen a. Der best a. Jeanette Guinot, the
/ French girl. / o. dialect being perfect. TIE
1 piece y under the Management of s n.
! Gorthoid, veteran thestrics rnsnsgsr Who
= well known here. matinee vii oe
! given this afternoon.
Edwin Clifford plsysd rs version o'
| Monte Cristo 81 ire = onder ard lss'
/ evening 70 = vsTF fair house Asdzs Tucker
ss Albert, the son % Mercedes. vas vsT7
/ clever. The performance riA ne conEnued
4 throughout the sesk
Asdsane lsnsaschek CORES next - Por
s-s grsnd Cpers Eouse This poFs1f1
actress has nesr meeting pifh Erest sucoss
tbs season Her busi1ess marsEsT. Johr
{ J Fosssr, vi arrive tossF
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-07
CARLISLE Back IN The CHAR.
whlt.. Of Iadisa.. Coaerm.a is His Title
20 3sat-

WAsHlsaros. FEB. .. 6.-Under the call OF
States ne following bills and resolutions
we're introduced and referred By Mr.. Chip
man, Of Michigan. resolutions by the De-
troit Board OF Trade IN favor OF postal tel
egraph. by NJ. Csndler. Of Gsorgis, for re-
funding United States four per cent bonds
lntO two and cne-haf per cent bonds BY
Mr. LaNier. Of Illinois 70 protect consum-
era Of butter o. requiring Wholesale dealers
TO pay an annual TAX OF 500, and retail
dealer 10 pay an annual lax OF 500. also To
repeal The 0ieOmkrs ariue tax, BY Dir. Alili-
ken, Of Maine. a resolution directing The
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 make thor
ough iavestiss CATION into the so-cAIled sugar
trust n New York City; 0y Mr..
Henderson Of North CaroiiGe. 20 divide
he surplus money n tns treasury July 1,
tsss, among the several states and Terri
tories TO De used in ald OF common schools.
also 20 repeal the tar oo the notes OF State
banks used - circulation oy Mr. Butter
worth, OF Ohio. to extend the trade aud
c0mmsrce OF the United States, and 10 pro.
vide fun reciprocity between the United
states and the Dominion OF Canada
At TIE conclusion og the call Of States.
Speaker Carlisle entered the chamber aud
resumed hIs official duties. amid a round OF
applause A resolution thanking Mr.. Cox
for the able and impartial Manner IN which
he had performed the duties OF speaker pro
ten. vas unanimously adopted, and Ar.
Cor acknos LEGGED the compliment IN an
appropriate speech. The House then re-
snmsd the consideration OF the Lowry
W hits election case.
After speeches oy Mr.. Johnson, of lndi-
ana. In support OF the sitting member. and
Mr. Nsali. Of Maryland. in support Of TIE
contestant. Mr. Crisp. 0i Georgia. chairman ol
the Elections COmm mmittes, closed the debate.
he said that The Eouss cad listened 20 the
most marvellous expression al "a that had
ever been heard The propositions made
By some Of the gentlemen we're startling q
anv lawyer a. al familiar With the prin-
riolss OF law. tie challenged sny
zsausman 20 produce single cass
where auv responsible court bad nsld that
naturalization could be proved BY parole
To take thai position would be acso ute }
destructive OF the character that ought tC
be preserved by The House.
A. the close Of his remarks Mr.. CrsI
moved the previous question upon the res
oiutiOn submitted oy the majority OF th'
commiflss.
Mr. Rowsll. Of Illinois moved as substi
tuts ths resolution presented BY tae minor
~. declariux the sitting member. White
entitled 20 the seat. The substitute wa.
asrssd to-yeas. fs7. nays, 100. Forty
seven Democrats voted 10 the affirmative
with the Republicans.
The resolution. az amended oy the sub
.tituts. vas then sgresd. thus conhrmin.
whites title TO MS sea-.