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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29
GIVE US MORE OF IT.
A PEW MORE DRNocRArs NgRDBD In
OFFICE
A Circular Out Of Which .assss Hah ftis
b kaks Pont-Sscrsury hdi-
oot Proves Hmsalf b b
Good Democrat

WASHINGTON, D. O., September o.
The Post tomorrow viii publish the fol.
lowing:
Mr.. Perry g. Heath, correspondent Of
the indianapolis Journal has delivered 70
Senator Hale, Chairman Of the select COM
mittee on reform in the civil service, .
copy Of confidential circular issued BY
General Benet, Chief Of Ordinances,
which the Senator Qys be will make The
basis Of request for an Official inq uiry by
the Senate. The circular 10 % follows:
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT, /
WASHINGTON. DO, January 4, 's6.
To the Commanding Officers Of the National
Armories at Springfield and Of tic ". s.
Arsesa,s at Neac York, West gksy, FAtta.
delphidr Bostsa aad Besieia.
While arsensls and the armories arc not
intended 10 be converted into political
machines, two political parties in this
conntry are rseognizsd. II i, ordered that
hereafter in employing or discharg-
ing employees Of any and all
grades, other thing, being equal and
qualifications satisfactory, Democrats will
be favored, the object being to divide the
forcs in the different grades gradually be-
tween Democrats and Republicans. This
rule will apply to women and children ~
we'll as to men, and will be strictly en-
forced.
w. BENET,
Chief Of Ordnance.
Mr.. Heath informed Senator Hale that
be had shown the circular 10 Gen. Benet.
who acknowledged its genuineness aud hsd
stated that IL was issued BY direction oil
Secretary Endicott.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
Tia. Horsford,s Acid Phosphate.

DR.. A. N. Bilby, Mitchell, Oak, says:
ST have used it in number of cases Of
nervous debility, with very good re-
sults."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

TaERE is much kicking among the Re-
Pnhhcan ward cubs against the Republi-
eaa Executive Committee, which won't
let them parade. The committee want to
hide their weakness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

The RsPubiieaa platform means robbery.
me Dsr'0erqtic platform msdHS protection
EsWARD JORDAN, S,licitcr Of the Treas
u'y under LINCOLN and JOHNSON.
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"-' Oe OeS4scorT again.
New West Vrgin--

WASHINGTON, sspseRs'ofti''...
ret E. H,rri, was commits 2S.-MAIgs-
Va Nose, West
A pOstofics was establishe
xinE' Tsns~ha county, West tsy st 4
George W. Medley ss postmas'ei'i' i'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29
Tsscott Caught at Denver This Time.

CHICAGO, September 2S--It is reported
from Denver that Tascott, the alleged
murdecec of millionaire Smell, has been
arrested today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

IT Is said that Mrs. JAMES G. BLAINE,
o., will sCs Eer young husband for divorce
and claim damages from his parents for
Nenatng hjs affections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEAIHkR.

r,- wsSt yirginis: Fair weather, stationary
.,s,Hsrsure. uortherly winds ~
'eTHtr Western Pennsylvania and ONO: tslr
uSsrher. slight changes in temperature norm
Wy winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

-VESrOR EDIsON's method Of dispos-
-; yellow fever g,rms is pronounced
- cable. Vino is the next to enter
10000 prizs?
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cAnaren,s Day st Columbus.

CrSCSSAT1, September 2s.-fnls
all odd. the sreatsst day at the EfpOs,1 s.sn,
School children and teaenetS, 80 M Ssr
ndius Of one hundred miles A
fall force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

TIE soft glow Of the tea rose is acquired
by ladies who use Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder. Try it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

&c Charleston State Tribune
Democratic side shortly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

LohSuo ma AbsOc1uous
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati o., BAlti-
more 2.
At Kansas Gty-Ksnns City 3, Ath-
letics 6.
At st. Louis-St. Louis Z, Brooklyn o.
At Louisville-Louisville 4, Clevs-
land /.
At Warrington Washington 2, Indian
apolis 4.
At Philadelphia -Philadslphia 2, Pits
burg4.
At Boston-Boston 2, Chiesgo 13.
At New York-New York 2, Detroit q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-29

- will stir thsm up in
--ches.
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WsshinStos Notes.

Comptrollsr Durham has decided thst
the ivef and hsxbor appropriations are
for specific purposes md esn Be dsvn On
until exhausted.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rsvsnus
reports his collections In July apd August
aggregated $20, ,95, as, an incfeass of ~
04S over the oorrsspooding months last
year.
The President yesterday approved bills
making appropriations for riv9 sad hazbss
works, and . joint resolution sppropeiAt-
ing 600, 900 % suppress infections IN In
tsytats commGca.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
now oUn T.xEs 90.
Another sinking Fund Of thc miro
N,rcct asrfdge Type.


F,,jtor L,a,efie & Journal: Ibe reporter .
ntteution has peen specially drawn 70 ,i,ls
anhiect by n number OF the wealtny ihA'
navsrs Of New Castle county, and the e&-
trnvHgnft expenditures OF taxes inone par ,.
tirnisr case. Perhaps all the rehneth ol
the GkzErrE are aware that the lonRest
hridoe IA the State OF Delaware crosses inc
n 2ueusttne near the small village OF
Port Penn. This bridge Is Q tlckety WOODEN
strleture over half mile IN leegth. twice
has Il been rebuilt In the past ~ yours hnu
IN the last eight years has cost tne ooun,y
saO, 900, the repairs In the last TWO yshIo
amounting 10 50 0OO, more q lesss hnu ~ ~ ano
lowed will cost yearly from w ,0OONto vo,Ouu
iorrepNirs alone, Now II this bridgeWas on o
public thoroughfara and Of equal benefit 70
tex-payinR citizens no complaint would DO
made. lint benefiting, Ra II does. only very
lew and used very little by the travelling
public, the expenses being paid py tue
countv nj large is an outrage to tho citizens
Of New Castle county and justly do they
complain.
The bridge never was properly or even
securely built, being only money-makinR
scheme Tor few who manage 70 poeket
yearly large amount OF money from thls
source, and this money comes directly from
the pocket OF the taxpayer o. New Uaeue
COMFY, u very sHlhAi pvANlpA Nbuu'tAta An'A
those 10 whom the bridge Is benefit. The
land owners bitterly complain OF the heavy
taxes 70 which their property ia subjected,
but how can II be otherwise when they must
nav such expenses Yet 1t T. not inst. IL
the money WIS used TO benefit the county
OF State It would be different. but when IL
goes from the taxpayers pocket directly to
4 speeulating syndicate II ls an outrageous
imposition and should be looked into by all
ooteerupd. TAXPAYER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
FOREIGN.


ROME, Dec. l1.--A sensation has been
caused By tho pope's refusal to bless medals
and reltquaties sent TO Rome by an Irish
priest Woo Intended them for distribution
10 Ireland. The pope said: ~ cannot
bless them. The people OF Irelapd arc dls,
oo1dient. Thav seem 10 prefer the gDapel
Of Dillon and o'Brien to the gogpelof Jesus
BELGRADE, Dsc. 1.-THE situation IN
S5fva is critical. The strong Radical m a.
lgtlty In the skuptschinR threaten to reIaet
King Mllan's revised constitution, The
goyelnment therefore has resolved to cur.
ttlIthe deliberations OF tho fody. II The
EalInals ara obstinate the skuptschlna Will
r. indeilliteip proTogued. The garrisons
III BNsiFda and other towns are Kept in
foal ness 20 ctush revolt. An article In.
90 u no constitution provides that IN
cIao lht klae abdicate he shall have power
70 cppollt regents during his sons MI
Gorliy Tho article Ia taken as indicating
tne King Intention to Ab1icate,
lAnls, Dec. 1.-THE Panama canal crisis
ana tue success OF the Russian loan absorb
exclusive attention. This loan boom hss
surprised tho most sanguine expectations.
Aha mas been the subject Of an exchange OF
pt'Eafe congratulations between tho Nus.
slhn embassy and the foreign o63ce. Boursa
3psLhlo-s are emlnently satisfactory, gly.
iaf general NIP 70 business. Everything
( y tislhg excepting Panama canal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

The false morality OF the entire southern
people is responsible for the tragedy at
Birmingham. Every man who affiliated
with that mob Is q murderer. Every man
who cries ont for vengeance on the sheriff
s also murderer In oil save tho overt act
The people OF the south should retire and
placken their faces as people who have
sianed beyond forgiveness. Most sincerely
we pity tbs FRIENDS OF the victims, but we
DO not misdlract responsibility. Tho spirit
OF uareHson IN the south is Responsible, and
iot the truth 20 driven PHILADELPHIA
North american.
Bosh How long since has it been that
o bigger mob than auy southern city can
turn outwAs firing the court house in Oin-
einnati and for the very same reason
because there were too many unhanged
mugdeKsrs2 #NaFa.1f
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
sp0RrlNa korrs.


Taerer Is matcnad 10 row Sen IN T., A.,
ualln. Hanan wln-s paeuer IN iousls m
with him aud challenge any otl Ter iopbIa,
scull CROW In tho wczl
"a Sktnaer Won nearly 80 90 4 and o., IN.
manse sum 10 b5.s by Q0inir = in a.; =, - !
lnalter.mile hNudlcHp to0t-r1 q ntSoSt,sy,
\. ;, W.,recently. Hs rad 10 gatds MA Y
and bis time was AZ saoords, ''2 ''''- :
D9minles MerHilcey saws that s,,,,,,.,,,
t lsas NJ ~ any neans heard the last Of rim
The challenge for Il hnish ngbt v,Itb ~
l. was made Ia good iallll. ana s,Iliig-in
must accept and fight E relinnrIeb III
claim TO tue heAyy-Weight commandments,
Ja3k togattY propose to heennt Tog
WeI5 chhiiOnss for an 1'.eruaJiontf 49,
and u Is fpgHtiys alnb 1t lon TO cross N,
Atlantic az champion miIaIe- ygat,5+ ~
America. With this elI1 Ia view Fn1arto
b s1Stoees % maze "a q Dempsey eitheI
nght or Lellnqatsh the title Of chgpSn,nn
Jack Fallon, the Bro tjklyp "srronp h. ~, ,
Who Is matched to ep r,t5rOrpi,s ,pi,b ~
Lees, tha Australian, fal4si AZ ne Ne5, u, /
iodce Gdzeite oflleti yAsterdsy and rhai
lenged Domlnick n .GOaiTrey 10 anar b,, ,,'I ~
or ~ rounds or Fight him 10 a GnIa5 yd ~
rom u 'oOo to $40 W side, Qneensberry io Of
Ia the tour.daNi International scullinp
eHn.es. ~ DrlsR uie, Australia, Searle had
the AMI Neat ~ neach 10 not compete II
insing to dlsql Aalify Bearls and Mattisoy
ior toullng hir.. Tho firse prize was s s506
=, Sarney Farley, trainer and hacker on Ia
nncAaliis, ~ avy.weight champion Of IN,
T T oQas' has sent u telegram 10 III
SsW fors Nipper from San Frerclsco
f enesins % back moAulfls TO fieht I'M,
Miriam or Charlie Mitchell, Queansberr,
sie En- sA Fdonths from date, Tor IS, 600 Of
q EHg
California. at the rooms Of Tho elub ~ yIn ~
ING lars st additional purse. Farley bss
cisco. ''SS at "a" run
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Subscribers to the Encyclopr, Tia
Britannica VIII ba pleased to ienro that
the ninth edition Of this greet work hns
been completed. A bsuqust was given
In London Inst evening to celebrate this
event, at which the Duke Of Cambridge
and many othar distinguished psraopaqs q
were present and Adam Black declared
that the Britannica owed it's increased
circulation to American enterprise. The
American reprint, isgued by Charles
soribneE's Sons, New York, was begun ia
1878 Gnd the 20 A volume orinps the Wort
down to the article On Upsaia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Indianapolis dispatches report ire
mendous sensation caused there by the
resignation of United States District At.
torney Sellers right as the Dudley cleo
ton bribery cases are being gotten into
shape for prosecution. A New York
World special says that. Colonel Sellers
aas recommended TpamAs sullivan, q
young Dsmocra" lawyer, who knows
nothing about the cases, as his successor,
but senator Voorhees, and other promi-
ne'at Democrats will urge the appoint
ment of Assistant District Attorney Bailey
WHO is thoroughly oonversaut with every
atom Of evidence appertAining thereto.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Tuesdays election in Boston-the
school board part Of it,-showed that
when the women Of The Hub make up
their minds to vote, mud and rain have
no terrors for them, I A.apsciAi Gays that
about ls,pOo Of them turned out and casa
their ballots. Last year there wore only
725. ssctarian feeling brought out yes,
tsrday's big vote. -Four months ago
the school board banished o certain his
tory from the high school for its alleged
reflections upon the Roman Catholic
church. This action gave riss to the
agitation which eliminated yesterday in
this election OF distinctively anti-Cath-
Ollie ticket.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Ten men at least were killed in the Sat-
urday night attempt TO lynch an impris-
apss murderer % pi--''pGhep Ala
That among these WaEa 10. 81 two law
abiding citizens Ma we've .Aags 10
the purpose of persuading the mob to
ldisperse ia much to be deplored. But as
70 tleathers they brought their fate upon
themselves That the sheriff did no
moEe than his dtrs-sand i. was as much
his duty to prosse, 0. prisoner
sgains. an unlawful DEATH. as it
would be to hang him should
the law SO decres-is shown by the word.
ing Of Governor Seay's telegram: "You
have proved your ability to hold the jai
against mob aud I want to see you IL
charge of it again. I sent the STATE
troops because you required them and
because / want the mob ard their friend,
TO understand that the entire power Of
the state will support you" But tht
heroism OF Sheriff Smith does not obscure
the fact that the administration Of justice
is out Of joint in that community, il
press dispatches tell the truth. 'iWithin
two years there have been in this CITY and
vicinity about so murders and only one
legal hanging" says one correspondent.
This IS thu key to the revolt that hai
breug / deaih into ton households. ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Of Philadelphia raised $40o, 900 of this
sum. A large sum was assigned to Ohio.
John Wanamsker went over to Boston Q
few days before election, and the amount
he is credited with carrying back from
that city for tho use Of the Republican
national committee is yaslously stated OF
from $500, 900 10 $4,000. Not much
OF this "soap" was used In New Jersey.
An instance is narrated Of IN enthusiastic
Republican Of Jersey City who con-
tributed or raised $4,000 aud took It to
ono Of the chief Republican politicians
Of the place for use in the state. lie
was advised to take ii over to the national
committee, siucs they needed II more
than ii was needed in New Jersey, and the
Doodle was accordingly taken to Quay's
committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
Commenting upon Senator Frye's
Samoan outburst, the Philadelphia Record

commissioning uptA oohetth keJSn
Samoan outburst, the Philadelphia Record
says:
When the Maine statesman had concluded
his assault upon Secretary Bayard and the
German government, Senator Gray oil Della
ware, took occasion to apply TO IL the APP
propriate epithet OF "Jingoism." 1t was,
In fact, the smallest speeinen OF 'isinall.
fry" Jingoism ever exhibited on the floor oil
the American Senate. That the Senate so
regarded the performance rs qnite evident.
Senator Gray moved that the resolution be
referred 10 the committee on contingent ex-
penses, and IL was 80 referred.
Contingent expenses, indeed In the COM
mittee on foreign relations, TO which a
resolution OF such grave import properly
belonged, learned historical inquiry might
have been made Into the relative claims OF
tho rival dynasties OF Samoa and into the
alleged expressions OF Bismarck on the
Island. This committee might have ascer-
talned whether II makes the slightest diff
ference 10 any man, woman or child In tho
United States whether Tamasese or MRtaffa
exercises uncertain eway over the Samoan
natives. But the resolution was sent 70 the
committee whose function II Is to inquire
into the 5enate's contingent expenses for
stationery, penkniyes, halr.brushes, hay
rum. cold tea and other articles OF soma
torial comfort and lnxnry 1t is quite evil
dent from this reference OF bis Samoan reso-
luton that the Senate has taken a very
accurate measure OF the junior lingo states
man Of. Maine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

From Arizona comes story OF very
decided didnehnow.it-wns load I'd charac.
ter. A teamster, with wagon bearing
mine supplies, 60. stuck il rut To
get ont and away ho was Obliged to un-
ioEd 1850 pounds Of giant powder and
leave tho aane BY the wayside. During
tss teansteI's absence, man with a gun
came al7ng and, seeing coyote curiously
ezamioias the boxes piled up by the
road took shot at the animal. The
tu!lat struck the giant powde. and people
81 Ioilas around thought an earthquake
had come. The coyote il believed to
Lave been killed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

It was n Little concession but Ii vas
concession for all that. The Senate
agreed Tuesday without division to cut
nown The steel beam schedule TO one cont
per pound. The Mills bill MAIDS the rate
six tenths of one cent. The prsGent
rate in one and ons-fourth cents and the
INTO originally placed in the Senate bill
one and one-tenth oants. The whole
section 80 amended yesterday reads
Beams, girders, joists, angles, channels,
cartEusk channels, TT, columns and
posts az parts or sections OF columns and
pla.s, deck and bulb beams, and building
iogms, together with all structural shapes
OF iron or stsel, one cent per pound. y
The necessity Of tariff reduction is be.
ginniaB to be felt even in the ''protec-
iinan camp. Senator Allison intlnates
thR. tho datles which have been raised in
TIE Senate hill viii bs cut down to the
present rates, in addition 10 other slight
concessions to the will OF the majority OF
tho Ainesiosn people. Jarrett will not
get his n-plato sWindle through this
time. TIE voices OF Ave and half mil.
lions Of taiiG gefcrmers are beginning TO
DO heard in tina Senate chamber.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Tho reported successful trial ot.pssel
O. oampbelrs eis-ship, at Consy Island,
on Saturday, iudichteg that aome Of the
chief difficulties in aerial navigation are
being overcome in this country az well,
il not even more encouFasiagly than in
tine famous aeronRutioll experiments in
the suburbs of Paris year or two ago.
We are told that the Oonsy Island trial
was made in still air, bat tho ability 10
raise or lower d balloon at will and to
guide ii in any direction even in stir air
mafks great advance. Mankind has
been wanting TO lly for centuries. 10
this age of electricity and telephones and
monographs surely there is nothing inl-
moderate in the hope that the problem Of
flying is destined TO 90 surmouutsi, even
though Keeiy'a motor may not be psr.
feeted within tbs lifetime Of tbs rising
generation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

WAsnINoTnN, Dec. ll.=-Thc rasmbo,s q,
the advisory board on tho construction d,
navel vessels have been tor gqmg ,im1
engaged IA eettling. up tNs affairs OF IN
estate Of the late John Rgneh, who aot
structei what ara Known NJ iue po1aE
ernissrs-the Chicago. Atlanta, Boston onJ
Dolphin. Fromthe various causes inoi5nnt
TO changes Ia the Original plans, lad mr..
terials, aad Nihlculty about Ruttiag sf5eI
passed by ire government Inspection d, i.
cora ther1havb been considerable ddlaynr.J i
larger expeAStGre Of money than was oi,ai'
natiy esfimated, 80 That the indebrcdnesa n
now amOnnts TO al2O. 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
A BIgRntIst Siess Is Ycnr..

Banlhmtn l.. Gilbert, who for somet nontbs
mos been LIVING W Bellevue, was senrehcet
70 10 years ifnpasappent' IL the Oamde,,
n. T., COURTS = few days ago on ire ehareo
OF pigamy. The prisoner wns married no ma
years ago to a you Is Indy living ~ parkes.
burg, "a, ahi claiming to hove been m.
yorced from her married Miss Lana ~, W
OF PHILADELPHIA, WITH whom he tsat il lIt
when arrested for biIany on n char,e nr ~
ierred by bis FIRST wife. tbs D,isohar a.,
dlvoree paper. lolEoQ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
POLITICAL.

Herber, n. Wall, Democrat, was Tuesday
elected mayor o, Rssne, n. H.. by 8l4 plu-
ralty. The city council is strongly Hepnb-
lioan.
NJ, O. Butler was Tuesday reelected
Unltad H.g.es senator by the South Carolina
Legislature, Ha received every vote in the
Senate and an except one 10 the House.
The municipal election IN Boston was
held Tuesday Thomas N. Hart. .Rapuhli
can, wGa elected mayor, defeating O'Brlen,
Democrat, tor a third term, by 1900 piu.
rallty. It "a believed the Republican school
ticket lie elected.
At tho request OF the mayor and other
citizens OF Albany. New York, Governor
Hill has consented to have public In
augurg.ion on New Years Day, and will
accept the escort OF the Albany military
and other organizations.
Massachusetts women are allowed to vote
for tho election Of school committees, but
up to the present year the number OF women
voters IN Boston has never exceeded 1000.
Under the pressure brought to bear by the
removal OF Swinton's Textbook however,
more than q 900 women registered and
were qualified to vote. From the returns
which had come In up TO 10 o'clock last
night, It Il Eafe to say that about nine-tenths
OF those who registered cast their ballots
yesterday III BOSTON LOT tne hcnOOl BOARD
Notwithstanding the storm which prevailed
from early morning until long after the
close Of the polls.
At q conference Of the leaders Of the anti
Malone wing Of tho Republican party IN
Virginia, held In Richmond Tuesday, q
resolution was adopted appointing an ad-
visory committee to perfect the organiza.
tion on the part 81 the state. II also author
ICES the same committee to pyeDAre a sfate-
ment to be submitted 10 President-slect
Harrison OF tho manner In which they
assert Gen. Malone mlsmandged tho com
paign In Virginia, by which the electoral
vote was lost. The resolution further de-.
clares that while the conference denonnces
frauds in the recent election, itdeams II un.
wise and inexpedtent for the electors OF
thut state TO be brought before the courts as
Gen. Malone proposes TO do.