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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

CHICAGO, Dec. -. Another libel suit has
been filed against The Chicago Times for
SIS, 600 damages in connection with the
recent revelations of that paper concerning
the prevalence of infanticide in this city.
The plaintiff in the present case is DR.. Wal
ter F. Knoll, whom The Times declared
would perform criminal operation out of
sympatbyn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

BROOKLYN. Dec. 29.-Albert Nichol as.
serving five-years' term in the peniten-
tiary for larceny, nearly killed Edward
Coyne, fellow-convict, with an iron bar
yesterday and thsn tried to cut his throat
with shoe-knife, but was overpowered by
Keeper Cooper. Nicholas has been worrying
over his disgrace and on account Of his wlfe's
delicate condition, and when Coyne an
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

of 1889 for our city is the great reduc>
ton in the price of gas. thereby making it
lower than it has ever been in any city of
the same population west of the Ohio
coal fields-S2 per thousand feet with a
rebate of twenty five cents, and an addi-
tional twenty-five cents off, where 90. 0OO
feet are consumed monthly.
W. a. JUDGE. Sec.
Rock Island Gas Co.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

last evening, proved to
be one Of the most bril-
liant political gather
ings of the season. The
principal guest of the
evening WAS United
States Secretary of the
Urea sury Fairchild.
Among the others were
President Eliot. of
Harvard; Col. 4 W.
Higginson, p. A Col
Inns. Hon. John F, An
draw Hon Henry |.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec IA special from
Strawn, Henry county, says that Elijah
Haskell last night shot and instantly killed
Miss Delilah Allison, domestic in the EN-
ploy of r r. Colburn, and then shot him
self, dying in two hours. Refusal OF Miss
Allison to entertain proposal of marriage
is supposed to he the cause of the tragedy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29
cOLD-BLOoDeD FRATRiClDE.
A Negro Deliberately Murders His Brother
While the Latter Is Asleep.

A Negro Deliberately Murders His Brother
While the Latter Is Asleep.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 29.-Freedman's
hospital was the scene Of startling murder
early yesterday morning. The tragedy oc-
CURED 10 a small room near the front door
of ward No |. The victim was colored
man named Isaac Carey, nurse in the hos
pitai, and the murderer was his brother,
Taylor Carey, who patient in the hos
pital About O'Clock in the morning Tay-
Tor arose and partially dressed himself Then
he made his way to his brothers room, where
the latter was sleeping soundiy. A large
"bull-dos" revolver belonging to the sleeping
man was lying on his clothing on vacant
cot Taylor picked up the revolver and fired
a shot, sending a bullet through his 5arOther's
brain. After killing his brother, Taylor left
the room and walked to the front door,
where he stood for moment, and. thin king
- pa.i r,u-ua mis- ese~ett1- work. ne
returned and fired a secout SHOT sending this
bullet, like the other, through his brothers
head. The murderer was arrested. Money
matters, he claims, led TO the killing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

BAsTRoP, La, Dec. % -"Pet" Overton was
hanged in the presence of a large crowd here
yesterday for the murder of Frank Hearsey,
on April H. He confessed his guilt and
acted very cpolly on tine scaffold While the
moose was being adjusted he said to the
deputy: "You are choking me. Don't choke
man and hang him too" The murder OF
Hearsey was the result of dispute about a
woman
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

NEW York, Dsc. 29.-The Herald says
H. C. C. Astwood. for six years Dast the
United States consul at San Domingo, has
been dismissed in disgrace FROM his position.
The dismissal is On account Of Astwood's
having retained possession OF money ca
trusted to his keeping by the San Domingo
authorities to b forwarded to New York
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

DANBuRY, Conn, Dec 29.-George 81.
mons, n burly negro, raped an li-year-old
girl in New Milford on the night of Dec. Is.
He found her in the house alone and stifled
her cries with cloth while he assaulted her.
Her grandmother on her return home found
the child in terrible agony and gave an
alarm. Simous was captured Thursday and
is in tail at Litchfield
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

CHICAGO, Dee, 29,-Mrs. Henry Martin
and Miss Kate Powers two ladies living in
ore of the suburbs of this city, while driving
across the Rock Island railroad track at For
ty-seventh street yesterday afternoon, were
struck by locomotive and instantly killed,
their bodies being horribly mutilated before
the train could be stopped Tha gates at the
crossing had been removed for repairs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

Boston, Mass, Dec ~ Martin Sullivan,
a life prisoner at the state prison, was lib
Grated Thursday, having been pardoned by
the governor and council. Twenty-seven
years ago Sullivan was sentenced to impris-
onment for life for highway robbery of an
extremely outrageous nature. He is IS years
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

BosToN Dec - The Boston Commercial
Bulletins exhaustive annual report of the
wool market Of the United States shows that
the present supply of wool is g., 600 009
pounds, against ll00)O,001 pounds at the
same date last year or shortage OF 4s,oo0,
90 pounds as compared with 1881.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

LONDON, Dec. %, John Bright sat in
chair for an hour last evening and chstted
cheeriy and hopefully with his family and
friends surrounding him. This circumstance
is considered as auguring a permanent
change in his condition for the better.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29
Fad Gang of counterfeitsr. Captured.

New York, Dec % The capture Thurs
day night of Martin Leonard, Patrick
Kenny and Timothy Cassidy in the act Of
making counterfeit silver dollars on the top
floor OF 50 Pearl street, Brooklyn, marks the
final breaking up Of a dangerous gang OF
counterfeiters, VITO have been operating in
Brooklyn for the last two months, There
were six men in the gang, four OF whom
acted as showers" and two of them, Leonard,
who Is the recognized leader, and Cassidy,
doing the manufacturing. The officers
captured all tine paraphernalia Of the bogus
dollar factory, and have also got the others
OF the gang. The men named above were
arraigned yesterday morning and pleaded
not guilty They were bound over to the
United States court. Cassdy's wife was
found in the den, dead drunk, with years
child toddling about the floor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

Who of us are without trouble be tbsy
small or larger The blessings of health
are best appreciated when we are SIGH
and in pain. A hacking cough. severk
cold, or any throat or lung disease are
very troublesome; but all OF these may be
quickly and permanently cured by DR..
Bigelow's Cure. Safe and pleasant for
children. Price 90 cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

Two charming little girls were dancing
"the racket" in the streets. What
makes you so happyS"e gentleman asked.
"Oh our mas have thrown away all our
horrid medicine, and we have only to
take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and. that
sin't bad at all"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

WASHINGTON Cry. Dec 2s.-The following are
the weather indications for thirty-six hours from
sp-m. Yesterday. For Indiana Illinois, Lower
and Upper Michigan and wisconsin--Fsir, warm
er weather; winds becoming southwesterly. For
Iowa Fair. warmer weather, winds becoming
sputhpagt,Tiy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

HAMILTON, Ont, Dec, 29-N. J. Borrer,
aged y, while engaged in his fathers saw
m at Rock Chapel Thursday slipped and
fell on large circular saw, and his body
vas almost cut in two, causing death few
hours lntar
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

SuAKIN, Dec 90 Investigation shows
that the So or Is broken during the recent en-
ragement with tue Arabs were of German
u,anufaPtu~a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

To the young face Pozzoni's complex
ion powder gives fresher charms. to the
old renewed youth. Try 1t.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29
The Tariff RelforIners.
They Gather Around a Banquet
Board at Boston.
LETTER READ FROM THE PRESIDENT,

Also One from Speaker Carlisle Secretary
Fairchiid Delivers the speech of the
Evening-An the Utterances Are for the
Pro-ecution of the Fight - President
Who Asks a Leading Question.
BosToN, Dec. 29-The annual reception
of the Massachusetts Tariff Reform league.
which took place here in the Hotel Fendome
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

Hoods Sarsapsrilla is 8 purely vegeta-
BILE preparation, being free from injuri-
Gus ingredients. 1t is peculiar in its
curative power.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec 29.-The dyna-
mite cruiser Vesuvius left Philadelphia
Thursday morning to make second test OF
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Dec q
On the board of trade to-day quotations were
as follows: Wheat-No. December, opened
sIoO. closed 9gsic; January, opened SEsc.
closed 500; NAV opened Slo5, closed SlO61s.
Corn-No January opened SIC, closed S4lsc;
February. opened Jis.c closed 81 y; May, opened
sc. closed 81, usts-No. January, opened
25c. closed 25isc MAY, opened eSs4-5sc. closed
2Ss.c Pork -January, opened s129 7l6, closed
50; February opened $40 IS, clo-ed Sig a2le
Nav opened S13 IS. closed Sl32714 Lard
January, opened :, >, closed s TN,
Prices at tn Union stock yards: Hogs
Market opened only moderately active but
prices unchanged: light grades S4959s05;
rough packing. 81 ajG505; mixed lots s. COG
5 %. heavy packing and shipping lots. $500
$50 Cattle-Dul. 100 eGc lower: beeves. $500
04g) mostly SS5iA4.0; cows, sl4od2D;
stockers aud feeders, S2oa9390 Sheep
Weaker; muttons. s. 5o6459; feeders, 50 OOG
$50; corn,ied westerns, - cog 4 %; lambs, SAN
ass.
Produce: Rutter-Fancy Elgin creamery. 500
| SIC per ID: fancy dairy, 1112lc; packing stock,
l6a aOc. Eggs-Strctly fresh. Ala&2lc; pei
doz. Poultry-INe chickens, lease per ID
| ROSTERS. 5G5tbc: turkeys. lie; ducks sfsc
geese So O1G7.O % per doL. Potato-.s-lrisii, 35ts
| 4oc Der bu. sweet potatoes. 81 .5Hs2i per Dbl
Apples Choice Michigan 81 2jit 81 pr It'd.
New York.
NEW YuR, De, ~
wheat-Irregular: No. l red >t,a.. -iOs;
| No 10. - Olai No : red winter January
81 0pSsc; do February. : G2; do March. 81 oSi4
| Corn Dull. No. : mixel cash 47s4c. do lie
cembcr. 4G}lc; TO January, 46i.e; dc February
46ssc oats steady; No l white state, SOC
No. . do. 3aic; No. mixed December SDA4c
do January, Sic Rye-Dull Barley-Quet
Pork Steady: new mess, Sl4.SGil4.75. Lard
Quiet; December, S 20, January. $500 Feb
ruary, $500.
Live stock Cattle-A trife firmer, with an I'D
vance from Wednesday equs to loo per 100 lbs.
very poor 70 very choice native steers, 50 500
SIS per 100 lbs native balls and dry cows, $40
GSOJ Sheep aud LambS-Very quiet: lamb.
IS 25d7 20 pr lbs sheep, ss.b1G5 IS, Hogs
Nominally steady, s. gG5e5.
ROCK ISLAND
uats-New eSGsS
Hay-Cpland prairie, s+6tss.
BAy-Timoini STGsUo.
Hay-Wild, s. t0Gs6 %.
Rye-50c.
Corn -22129
Corn-New. s5d30c.
Potaaoes-25G35o.
Turnips-l5c.
| Uosl-Sofl lie had -. o..
| Cord Wood-Oak, S4.25: Hickory, s..
| I'm. hailed 81 o..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

A counter irritant-the customer who
overhsuls but never buys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-29

PRISCILLA spinning long signs she thinks how her @
Will lose its uster when the wash has been
She does not KIN that in the soap the evil lies that makes her suffer
Its great alkai which the fiber makes roughe
Our modern maid need since Ivory Soar has been invented
Containing free aka-by which the ruin prevented,
linen washed with Ivory Soar snowy beauty u diminish
But always while as preserve its pristine gloss and uous finish
WORD OF WARNING
There many white each represented be just good IS tte koy :"
ARE NOT but like al c0u7te lack the peculiar ard remarkable Qualities
of the genuine. Ask fo IVORY" Soap and insist upon getting
Upright ISd by Prptar Gamble
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22
LABOR AND WAGES.
Panpers and Idiots from Eu-
rope Still Coming.
IMPORTED TO PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic Senators Attack Frotee-
tiea Through Working
mems Testimony.

PzTTssI &c, Dec. 1.-The eoaSreSs5ausl
Immigration investigating committee b.
gan its session here to-day. The afscsals
Of the bnrean Of charities ana others xere
examined They stated that the efty fnSfi-
tuti9Rs were crowded. II il were not for
fgyeigners not entitled 70 land here. rhe-,s
would be plenty Of room for the care Of
those justly earitlei 10 il.
The afternoon session was devoted 30
taking testimony especially regarding the
importation Of contract labor. The wit
nesses examined were Master Workman
National Assembly, Master Workman
Doyle of district assembly 3. X. OF l.. Presi-
dent smith Of the FliniGlass Workers
Seflne. SGsoa. sac -sMes Campbell snd
William Coke. president and secretary Of
the Window-Giass Nerkers' Federation.
The evidence vent TO show that men had
come 70 this country. uuder contract
In many cases. 10 WORK against skilled
labor. Most Of the Helshnen. Haagariars
aud Italians never become citizens. and
many remsiH here bur few years
According 70 the testimony given. a ma
1oFlty OF the HuugaTIRns and Italians have
fsw II any family ties here. and siive like
hogs TheY are not inteiiigef,t.
and with their style Of living American
woFkrnep cannot compete with them.
They DO u0t know what good fair DAYS
Work Is. and are imposed upon by en-
ployerS. TEe effect Of these iinportalions
upon American iaborers has been very
bae
Chairman Ford said this evening that
the evidence shows an alarming state of
Affairs 50 far a. peupefs and insane are
concerned. At the lowest estimate there
have been 500 such immigrants come TO
this section alone since the law went into
effect, and contrary 70 its provisions
NEW YORK, Dec. 2I-immigration on
cial here say they are not responsible for
the improper admission Of criminals aud
paupers. as charged by the Pittsburg
charity officials before the congressional
committee to day. They declare the closest
possible scrutiny is exercised. II there
are aDy foreign luna;ies they became so
since admission.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Determining Opposition so Granting
the Company a Charter.

WASHINGTON, Dec aI-Afier routine
hnsineSs the house went into committee Of
the whole on the Nicaragua cansi bin.
The opponents OF the bill continued 10
oacF amendments, which were in mes,
casss voted down. on motion of Payson
OF Illinois an amendment was adopted pro
YgdiLg thai al. BOMBS. stocks and certin-
Gates shall be issued az the principal Offices
in New York city also thai al shares,
bonds. certificates aud other evidence OF
Indebtedness stall be psid for only in cash.
to Be- Paid into the con- Tsly : .reA Asury aud
u I'D for corporation purposes
An amendment by Holman was adopted
providing thai the directors shall he cifi-
E=ss Of the UDiisd States or Nicaragua.
aad 4 ma jarts shall be citizens and resi-
deuts Of the uaiied States.
In the ooarse of a speech in support OF
the bill OAses sxia b. did not thin Il would
be necessary for the United states 10 main
iala q large uzyy 10 protect American
interests oa the isfhmus, uor did be think
the prosecution Of the enterprise would in-
Eolve Ihe country in foreign WA.. While
be would hes welcome war a. AIRY time. be
Was uot sure that. ii the cause Of the
Unitei sfSses va iast, foreign war would
be Of de'rimeut % tai. County. He vas
spT7x heaxIFe that nothing would ever
esazu plcteiy eradicate the secsioazlisu Of
this country except 3 foreign war, and II II
had 30 other beut aeial result, sHch wsr
wousd hs WpFsa the cTli8Eg. hr- H~Toefi
easncidsd win the views Of his colleague
Macdonald of Minnesota offered an
amendment providing thsi no change OF
gae concessions by NICARAGUA and Costa
EleA shall be f3Ade y asen vii IN any way
effect the rights 81 American eitxe1s or
the riEs4t q the government OF tie nifsd
Staf.s - hsve voice IA governmental con
tsul u the use Ct the caast. Until the con
seflt II The ui'e1 states shall have been
Hrxs given.
scott warmly advocated the construction
aud com psiete c0nfro. of the canal by the
Uaife1 states TIE amendment Was
adopted
adopted pgovisiing that the United states
government - AL not be stopped freEa ex-
ercising 81 any time any rights or powers
that Eos exIsf by yiTtse OF tie laws o.
nations. or that may be acquired through
treaty sEspasaEicns relative to The txans-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22
ADVICE TONEGR0ES
Their Emancipation Cannot
Come in a Day.
A SPEECH nY JOHN SHERMAN.
He Counsels Hedsratien-Time wm
ohhtsrAte Edaea-
tion Requisite.

wAsussreS. Pee. si.-seuAsar sherman
VAS this evening seaenAded by the recent.
" organised John sherman Republican
League scoloreail Of the District os Celnsn.
bia An aaGFcsS on behalf Of the league was
rcad and presented, thankisg the senator
for his great and gnremi;tiug services OF
behalf Of the eoaared raae- They protested
against the recognition OF protection neaa-
ccrais In the South BY elevation 10 Aigh
Offices under the incoming administration.
aud called upon the American people To
protect their ersiAern in certain sections
OF the south in the exercise OF their G. nssl-
t1'icnal rights As free men.
senator sherman IN response said. ia
part: The problem Of securing 20 yoa
the peaceful enjoyment Of equal
rights and privileges Is tic
most diaiean ia American politi :
80 far as the constitution and laws Of
our country can 10 il. you new stand be-
fore ne invested with every right Of free
mea. Ii in some OF the southern states
these rights are denied % you. y0u must
remember and make allowances fer the
opinions and prtjuGices Of ayes aud lof
Your enforced ignorance. These prei1llceS
WI disappear a> you acquire education
and property. ana You caa VIA. by mocer-
siion and good character. the respect aud
coafideBce Of the sous OF those " ha
held Eou OF vouF ancestors ES
slaves. II you Sufer Injustice under
the shadow of the past. rernember
that lever before in human history
did an elnsncipated race or class make
such progress IN 50 shOr. a time Is yaa
have done"
senator sherman expressed hope and
belief that the ncxi congress woulg pass y
uniform election law 10 secure % every
man the right TO vote aud hare that vote
counted. but he warned them that eouSrVss
could not interfere IN local elcctioEs
Your hope = in the moral conviction,
growing stronger day BY day. that I'M us
loe "a you reacts on your 0pp7rssocs Il
was for them. the speaker said, to show
The untruth 0f the chafge tha; they were
no; htted for the duties of citizenship, aad
that IN those states where they were tgu-
meTous they would establish negro rule
anu euaalgeF cIvllsz4 4tiou.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22
STANLEY is SAFE.
fippeo Tib Has a Letter
From Him.
EM sEY VERY rEosrKRous.
No SsaSaa Expedition Csatempla,rs
The TURKS Net Pleased a
osnsan DIxma's DefeAs.

LkSusAs- Dec. si.-leters dated san
icy faiis. Angast -. delivered here hy
I1ppoo Tbs men. slate that letter was
received =; stanley Falls from Hcn-y NJ
s'auiey, AuSust - Stanley was then Al
Benga'a. on the Aryuhini where Re ar
1tvea Angus. Il. lie left Emia PasAs bas
tive days hsfare, in perfect hc4lta and pr.o-
vlied with plenty "a foaa. stanley shen
returned 70 Bousala Tor loads Of stores in
charge q his rsar guard, aud Intended 10
leave . Few days later 80 remain win
kain- lie reported ali the whites in the
expedition in healthy condition and saia
the eHPedltioa wanted nnthing
CONFIRMED YEoM ANOTHER SOURCE.
leNDlN. Dec. 2i.-The West African
le.egaph Go. has received the failanripr
dispatch irons =, Thomas, dated Friday, Z
= uAs 4 have just received information
thai Henry II. stanley. with Enin Pasha
hss arrived ln AryuhimL The news Is re-
liable. Further details win follow,
EslS HEY's RICH sroErs.
LoNnoN. Dec. ei.--ln the Stanley Fall.
sdticVs q is stated that : anlry wrutc that
kinin was 10 possession of vast stores of
ivory aud many oxen. aud that be had an
aoundance 81 food. S,aaiey intended 10
ieave hongala al the cnd of August
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22
4 WICKED HOAX.
An Attempt on Gen. Harrison's Life
said 20 Have Refn Made.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dee. 1.-THE chief topic
OF conversation today about the hotel lob
bies Was the sensational attempted sssas-
sinafiou story telegraphed from New York.
1t has been discussed aud denounced on
ali sides An Associated Press correspond
ent is advised that reports have been sent
this evening To several papers telling them
that the story had Its foundation In fre-
queni trips alleged "a have Deen made
in the evening during the campaign by
Gen Harrison 10 Aspieton. the summer
residence of Theodore r Haughey, presi-
dent Of the Indianapolis National bsnk,
with whom, so the st0ry goes, Gen Hsrri-
son passed several nights, being accom-
panied by an armed guard These errone-
ous statements having been repeated o. the
correspondent. are believed to have furn-
ished the slim grounds for the connection
Of the attempted assassination story
The facts are that Gen. Harrison has
not visited MapletOB in i've yeafs.
II IS true that BE hrs since Lis nomlna-
tion received letters from cranks. bat u u
not known that aay were Of = ihTrsienlns 2
character. Private Secretary HHliord, MI.
McAe~, the generals sOu-in lss, ana Others
are very ouispokeu ia their opinion regard
ing the story pub ished, aHd the ugpiess-
ant suggestion they feel il carries 10 every
crank N the country
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IN PARLIAMENT.
4 fArneiiite Saspended-Lords sack
Niile-rhe Souaau poIIcx

loSn0N. Dec. 2I.--in The commons TIM.
afternoon the news from stanley aud Hmin
hey was received with enthusiasm.
IN cummtttec oi the whole on the sppro-
priation bill, Gor.t being Ga the chaff nr
Tanner Dr. Clark aud Mr.. Caldwell pro.
Posed amendments 10 various parts az the
hiil aud tsoFst ruled them all out 81 order.
br Tanner excitedly protested against the
ehalrman's ruling. lie said. when M,
are here IN committee ~ supply. appro-
rsiailns moncy 20 a swiudlrr. thief and
servant % the Irish landlords, Secretary
haiiour ought q hc here aud not be such a
coward as he s. !"
tSpfst ordered DR. Tanner to resume his
seat and - withdraw the word coward. .
coward and q liar"
Goechcn moved that Tanner he sus.
pended. TIE house agreed without Al.
vision and Tanner LETT the chamber.
sAoKyflLE CORRESPONDENCE INCOMPLETE.
In the house ~ loris today EarI pnn-
raven asked Lord Salisbury when the gov.
etnment Intended 20 appoint a minister 10
succeed iord sarkville az Washington.
isord salisbury replied that the coErespon-
denee on the subject was incomplete. and
thsrcfote, IN accordance with the uuiform
RUE he could say nothing
NO souDAN EEfEpIIt0k CONTAMINATED
n debate on Esst African Affairs Lord
ssissury declared absolutely that there
would BE- no expedition into the Soudan.
bat sdakim must not be abandoned The
whole character Of the operations must be
enlarged, These who advised the govern
meni 10 seize Suaklm aud hoist the Ene.
ish iag should study tho treaty OF Paris.