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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
Parkersburg News Items.

Special TslCGrGm 20 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, February S.-A fire
last night at POlendsle destroyed the store
of Polling Bros ana the POstoflice, with
contents. No insurance.
Jacob Sharp, 8 mOonshiner, was sen
tencsd to-day to six months in Lewis
county Jail.
The prospects OF natural gas for this city
are revived by the striking Of another b'g
well on the pleriterritOry, near Marietta.
IL is said TO be big gssser.
Communication between Major Lock
wood, Of the United States corps of en-
sineers, and the county commissioners, has
resulted in q day being fixed for the exam
ipaticn of the site regarding to the draw
bridge across the Kanawha. Next We'd
nesday the matter viii je attended to.
A new time table goes into effect on
the Ohio River road. on Monday, and Of
that time a train will be put on leav-
ing here in the morning and going
through to Cincinnati over the Ohio River
and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
Tne barn of one of the Vaughan broth
ers. outside the city, is reported burned
last night, with contents. The loss Is
heavy. Ooe of the Naugbans IS said to
have been badly burned.
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Mr.. BAYARD TALKS.

The Secretary of State Discusses tho ss.
moan stion-AdminIstratlon Not Re
sentful Toward SewaIl.
BALTIMORE, February S.-The Suns
Washington correspondent telegrsphs to-
night:
Secretary Bayard said to a representative
Of the Sun to-day that date for the meet
ing OF the proposed conference hat rot been
determined as yet. 1t will doubtless be
held very soon, as the Administration is
now very near the close Of its official life.
The points to be contended for by this
oountry will be the paciication Of Samoa,
the restoration of the autonomy of the
islands, and the protection of American
interests. There is reasonable ground for
hoping that these will be secured.
Prince Bismarck has shown adispoeition
to settle the matter amicably. He and bis
son, Count Herbert, have gone out Of their
way to make the friendliest professions
and Mr.. BaysTd, of course, can only take
them at their word and meet them in a
similar spirit. Ii he were 10 follow the ad-
vice of Mr.. Sewall and Others and instruct
Admiral Kimberly to threaten the Ger
man iron clads with his wooden fleet. all
hope Of peaceful settlement would van
ish, and We would be face 70 face with war
over an issue which we could not raise
with any honor 10 ourselves, and about
which not one American in ten thousand
cares penny.
The Administration might well say
Save me from my friends, " IN view OF the
extraordinary conduct of its appOintees,
Sewall, late Consul General to Samoa, and
Mr.. Batee, who was sent out as Commits
sionsr to collect information.
Mr.. Bsyard refused TO make any com
ment upon the bitter attack OF
Mr.. Sewall in an interview with
an Associated Press reporter. 1t
may be stated that the department
in asking for Mr. Sewall's resignation was
not actuated, ss he asserts, by resentment,
because of hia adverse testimony before
the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela- |
tiOns, bat by the conclusion that to send
Mr.. Sewall back TO Samoa, in view Of his /.
notorious hostility to Mr.. Baysrd's views,
as to what ought to be done, would be for
the Secretary OF State to stultify himself /
There is also another view OF the matter /
Mr.. Sewail has expressed himself in bitter |
terms towards Germany, and 10 send any /
svowed enemy OF Germany to Samoa, on .
the eve Of the proposed conference to settle |
the Samoan dlmculties, would be a slap in /
the face 10 Bismarck. Incidentally, it may
be stated that Mr.. Sewall, in a Published /
interview, said he would not refuse the
Consul Generalship if it were rendered him
by the Harrison Administration.
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DIED AT ll4YEARS.

Flora Bowman Retained Her Faculties
TIL the End of Her Long Lie.
BALTIMORE, February S.-There was
placed on record this morning in ths
Health Office, the certificate Of the death
of Flora Bowman, a colored woman. whose
age was given III years 10 months and
- days Mrs. Hester Wilson, her daugh-
ter, al whose house she died, is 40 years
old She says her mother vas not married
until che wss 43 years old. She was raised
by the Meakle family il Talbot county,
and sold to Mr.. Tascoti, an inn keeper Of
this city, in 1909. The records bear out
Mrs. Wilson statement.
Mrs. Bowman had three Childred, thir-
teen grandchildren, twenty-five great
grandchildren, nineteen gSeat-grest-grend-
childred, and five great-great-great- grand
children. She retained her mental fscnl-
ties until the last. Her health WAS always
good, and there was no indication OF
breakdown until last Sunday.
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THEY ARE GENTLEMEN.
The Banks County Guards Offer Their Scr
vices to the Government.

The Banks County Guards Offer Their Ser
vices to the Government.
ATLANTA, GA, February 8.-The Banks
County Guards have decided to offer their
services to the Federal Government in the
event of war over Samoa.
The Guards was one of the most notable
companies in the late war. Banks county
mas always been pOted as region of free
fights. Courts are never called upon to
settle civil questions, and an appeal to
muscle is always in order. AS conse-
quence no man dares take on over another.
When the war broke out the captain Of
the company from Banks county, who was
the father of Congressman Allan d. Can
die, knowing the power of his men, treated
them as equals He had drill which was
ludicrous bat polite. Gentlemen of the
Banks County Guard" he would say,
'please step into a straight lire" 1t was
this popularity which won fame for the
Guards. The men were brave as lions
They all returned TO the old homestead
when the war was over and resumed the
cultivation of the soil. The captain is
dead ard so are many of the men. About
twenty Of them remain, and at a reunion
night or two ago they resolved that if
there is to be war over Samoa they
would apply for service under their old
organization.
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Favor OF warner Miller.

MEADvILLE, PA, February Sat the
close of the State daiymen session in this
city, the following resolution was unani-
mOnsly agreed to:
ResOlred, In acknowledgment of the
faithful service of the Hon. Warner Mil
ler, of New York State, in behalf of tie
dairy and farming interests of the country,
the Pennsylvania State Dsirymen's Asso-
citation, now in session, express the desire
that in the event of his not beipg called to
fill some other Cabinet office, he be sp-
pointed to the Agricultural Department in
the Cabinet of President Harrison.
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onanollar OH.

OIL CITY, PA, February Sat a
meeting OF the Advisory Committees of the
Producers Protective Association III SEES
sion here, today, the following important
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is constantly brought to
the knowledge of the Executive and Ad'
visory Boards that the 3,5OO,OOO barrels
OF oil held b. the Executive Board, for the
producer under the contract made with the
Standard Oh Company is declared a stand
ing menace to the market, and cause OF
much lower price than the situation
warrant, now, therefore, in the interest OF
the producing business, and in order to OBJ
tain something near remunerative price
for the current production, he 1t
Resolred, That no part Of the said on
will be sold upon the market before March
l, 1889, below one dollar barrel, and
prior 10 said date not 10 exceed 500, ,OOC
gslloos in any current month, and that IL
amounts as may bs agreed upon jointly by
the executive and advisory boards.
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A FIRE AND APANIC.

Theatre Royal at Bldershot Burned Audi
enoe Become Psnic-siricken and MaDy
Persons Trsmpied Upon.
LONDON, February 9.-The Theatre
Royal, at Aldershot vas burned to the
ground tonight. 4 performance was in
progress when the fire broke out and The
audience became psnic-stTicksn, and a
mad rush for the doors ensued. la the
struggle 10 reach the streets many persons
were trampled on and injured, and there
was number Of narrow escapes from
death
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HERBILL AND SHAYKLN.

H'.h "ui fat them.r'.as Again n Line
H'a i.e.r farr rr..psc.... keura.
E.-cI.u.
CHARLESTON. F1y DARN.
I. ooca a1...tte .-t
ar .e .ltbss1au3ae..a..la lack of
activity .ts >.lsa-aI oala. To-day
ts considered ,il. the ta.ls te,w,.
Judge .ears end Ge G.li -s.rsf,s
a-.s tl.s saso1ot tls Legislature cso
do Ias ale o. ,as party sentiment
l-s been dwelling and itb.l- sihi. The
1 4ataaelsr regard 20, party duty
ta. Democratic members viii yin6i-
,.e --a wisdom the caucus
Lattas-a .acia iee.ir.it evident in
...l. t...et.uI members Who have uot
supported N- k-rua benin
.ts laer .u.y to Dos. now ~
voted will oh. l...o... 9th.
@ lTo days Me.srs 1T.r
ornE.u have not Tomorrow
unless some unforeseen scc.7.-t Z
'',a tae-e gentlemen VIII ra,
ra again with their prrr.
understood tH.t their v,...
a. at tr Mr. ke1us whenever +,
.oe-ec. The l.t that they
a.N shove ,.at they believe sn-
''' more determined effort should be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-09
RED-NOSED MIKE.
Startling story Of the Murder aud Robbery
of Contractor Mcclure.


of Contractor Mcclure.
WmKEsBARRE, PA, February s.-Al
tho trial Of "Red Ncsedn Mike to-dsy. lo.
the murder of Paymaster Mcclure. thrc,
witnesses testified to Mike having sdm
ted committing the murder, bat Say hlt
he claims TO have done IL hecanre Doe a.-
afraid TO refuse for fear Of secret itsil.
society whose headquarters are i1 Na
York. He said be would sooner commit
the murder and take his chances wifi tro
law than reiuee and take his chanc wIil
the rociety.
At the evening session Capt Linden d,-
tailed the capture OF Mike His conf n
VAS read in evidence. 10 dtA.ie one o.
the most horrible and dia6alicil .ch.ues
ever perpetrnted. In his confession Mike
details how Antonio Napolio Bay.uno
and himself were pGciicue nih
revolver when Beverinio remarked.
"By 49,, we ought o r.t
that money from that paymaales when he
comes up the road TIE three oI us,.u
do it without being discovered, Antonio.
aud | said: Yes, We are eatisiel
Several more conferences were he.d aud
later 1 went to Wilkcfblue on business
There | bought q Winchester nle.
Nothing WAS said abou. ihe proposed
tf tiaa.
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More Mlnrsters no KenSn.

LONDON, February 3. The troubles OF
the French Cabinet are by no means over
yet. BOulangism proves too great a Jete
noir for some of the ministry and rather
than to cope with il in what they consid-
er losing struggle they will resign.
Further designations are expected shortly,
the general impression being that the
members so inclined are merely retaining
their portfolios until N. Fioquet can de-
tsrmine upon suitable SUCCESSORS for them.
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Notes from the Capital.

Special Telegram TO the Register
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February s.
The argument in the Shenandoah Valley
railroad case was completed to-day and the
case submitted 10 the Supreme Court. 1t
will probably be decided at ,pecial session
in April.
Col Jacob Kemple delivered his lecture
on Legislative Chestnuts," " in the hall OF
the Senate this evening. A large audience
was present
Hon. T. S Riley, Hon. John Howard
aud Hon. c. w. Brockunier, Of Wheeling,
Col. c. B. Carney, Of FairmOnt, and Prof.
K A. Armstrong, of West Liberty, were
among the arrivals in the city to-day.
They are at the Ruffner.
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Fire Alarm Foraker.

COLUMBUS, o., February 8--Goveinor
Foraker yesterday said to a reporter, in
reply to question as 10 whether he would
accept a place in the Cabinet of General
Harrison if il was rendered him: 81 told
General Harrison some time ago that l
wanted ro.bing under his administration
in the light Of being an applicant fer a
place. ! have not changed my opinion. +"
When asked what he would do if General
would insist upon his acceptance of posi-
tion in the Cabinet, he replied '!!This he
has not done as yet. will not say what
l should do if the question was presented
tn me -
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p.rneII In a PreosrIous Condition.

LONDON, February S-Although Mr.
Parnell has bsen present at the sittings o
the Parnell Commission the last two days
the Dublin Express says that mis- health IL
in very precarious condition. The car.
riage of Mr.. PSrneil's physician, the Er
press sage, is often seen standing before tbs
door Of Mr.. Parnells villa at Sireatbam,
and Mr. Parnell seldom emerRes from the
bauua
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PolitIos. Drink and Drugs Did It.

CHARLOTTE, n. G., February S.-Col.
Charles r. Jones, who has published the
most influential daily paper in North Care
lima, the Observer, of thi city, is hereafter
to be an inmate of tn Western Insane
Asylum OF MorgantJwO. He WIS .xamif ed
to-day and pronounced entirely deranged.
He is forty eight years old. He was doing
until he got embroiled in poletics.
ing money, be drank heavily and also
anne addicted to opium
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A Terrific Explosion.

NEW YORK, February S.-A terrific ex-
plosion this evening blew hole through
the two-foot wall of David Stevenson's 8
brewery and shattered hundreds Of win.
dows on Tenth avenue, in the neigh
borhood of Fortieth street, where il oc-
Cured. Fortunately no one was seriously
hurt Who placed the dynamite bomb
for such it is believed was the cause Of the
EXPLOSIONS mystery end the motive is
rot kroTn. Mr. Stevenson hes lately been
invnlye1 in labor oahlei.
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Fire and Panic in a Hospital

MADRID, February S.-A serious hf'
occurred last night in the military hos
pital in this city. There were 43O patients
in the building and they were panic
stricken. Many Of the patients were un-
able to help themselves in any way, but
the nurses and doctors brsyely anG sue
cessfully devoted themselves to the task Of
yemoying them from the burning siIuc-
turt. The Mayor Of Madrid himself hur
rifd TO the ecsne and carried several meD, b,
who were suffering from contagious dis
eases, to the neighboriDg barracks. One
wing Of the hospital was totally destroyed
No deaths resulted from the fire.
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Smith and Kllrain to Fight

LONDON, February 8.-Articles have
been signed for fight between Jem Smith
and Jake Kilrain according to the London
prize ring rules for 81, 600 a side. The
fight has been fixed FOR October, but the
ground has not yet been chosen. Mitchell
has made arrangements to box Smith ten
rounds with small gloves.
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Annin Redmnnd il Fnnnd.

CHICAGO, February S.-Little Annie
Redmond, an exceedingly bright and pref
ty girl, kidnapped nearly year ago, was
accidentally restored to her home thi:
evening, after long search. Her stalwart
father had gone crazy from grief. The kid.
nappers tonight we're still at large, and
their motive is yet mystery, but enough
was known to make their capture prOba-
bly, only a matter of time.
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WOULD FLOW WITH BLOOD.
De FreycInet Prevents a Cabinet Coup d.
Etat to- Arrest BoulaDger

80 'JN"Nt Aio'"h'H " So"i"Sh S"Sb ~
Etat to Arrest BoulaDger.
LONDON, February SIT is now re-
ported that at the Frerch Cabinet meeting
held on the night of Bouarg gers recent
election, it was proposed to arrest Bou-
LANCER as a conspirator against the Repub-
lie, but NJ. &c Freycinet. Minister OF War,
protested and declared that Paris would
flow with blood if the arrest should take
place.
The Times correspondent at Paris con-
siders the story true
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Accident on the B. 4 o.

PITTsBURG, PA, February s.-A west
bound coke train on the B. & o. road
jumped the track at Suter's station, thirty
miles east of Pittsburg, this morning, and
crashed into light freight going in The
opposite direction. Both trains were badly
wrecked, and Engineer Haggerty and Fire
man Hurley were seriously injured.
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A STRIKING CONTRAST.

'.'f Ono fNciauE Fssture to the Joint
t''e"'iy Young Prichsrd Castigates
i'N" 'il-rh~ oi-,iog Returns.
a Telegram t1 tae Eeret0r.
,a tElr7roN, Fe-ruar3 -Th- session
a 'ls JOINT ass mby TO canvass the e'ec.
'e1 returns lh.s ailercoon was IN striking
contrast with the stormy scenes that have
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RoId RAND ofMasked Robbers,

CLEVELAND, O., February S.-A band
of masked robbers went to the house Of
Wesley Oman, rear Lima, Ohia, LAST night.
They tied Oman aud his son to their beds
and then ransacked the house, getting SOU
in money and s., 600 worth OF notes There
is no clue to the identity of the robbers.
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FOR Rickets. Marasmus, and Wasting Di;
-1er. of children.

seott's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites is unequalled. The
rapiditv with which children gain flesh
ana strength upon it is very wonderful.
Read the following: Il have used ScOtt's
Emulsion in cases OF ricketts, aud Mar3s-
mus of long standing and have been more
than pleased with the results, as in every
case the improvement was msrked.-J. Nj.
MAIN, NJ. D., New York.
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A Statue for Sam Houston.

AUSTIN, Ten, February s.-A bill was
introduced to-day in the Legislature to
authorize the Governor TO procure and
nlsee in Sta,usry Hall, Washington, life
s,zs statue of Gen. Sam Houston. The
hill eppropriates SIS, ,OOO-$2, 600 for mod
els and So. 600 10 the successful designer.
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ROUTINE WORK.

Co-Educstlon Discussed 40 Length In the
senate Resolution Adopted, but Hin be
Recousidersd- House.
speo.l. Telegram ,l ..e Register.
CHARLESTON, February s.-This was
the irs. real business day in either house
for over q week. Two short sessions Of
tse joint lsdem6ly iaterl.red, yet eonsid
eab.e important work was done. The
Senate discussed ,he co-education resolu-
noa at length, sad passed it, but in all
probability the passage viii be Ieeonsid-
cred tomorrow. There is a strong oppo
s.;i0a 90 this measure, coming from some
o.. the ablest members Of the Legislature,
and inspite Of Senator Scott's and Senator
Sweeney persistence, there is q fair chance
tbs. 3. wilI b5 'ad upol TIE shelf.
Toe Reform School bin may be consid
e,ei a.ely through the House. The de
bates to daT showed an overwhelming ma
lori'y ilr iL Wiih the consent OF the ex-
ecllye 10 VIII become law.
IN THE HOUSE
Three new bills were introduced into
tle House 10 the morning hour They
were of d local OF technical character
Senate bil, 40 4, o propgiating money 20
DIV sleUl, claims Ter The support Of ,u-
natics was then taken up, and passed.
Senate bill No. 6i, providing how the Ohio,
Big Ssndy end ksnsWha rivers may be
budgsd, was read a second time, with no
objection or amendment Then Senate bill
No. 2s. the Reform School bill, was read.
Gen. Sprigg cred an amendment, making
The directors hoid Office during good be-
havi0r The friends of the bill seemed 20
consider this an effort to kill 1t by IN
necessary amendments. Judge Ssmuels
opposed Sprigg's proposition strongly on
tLs gcsrd. Sprigg spoke on the amend
mert urging hat such an institution Gs
this should be taken entirely out Of the
reslm of politics, ard that was what his
proposal contemplated. The amendment
was defeated hy al overwhelming vote.
Other amendments were offered in numbers
design;ng TO change the purpose and effect OF
the bill They were e-ch discussed Tor q
few minutss, and voted down IN short or
der. Finally q vote was taken on the
Ul.I.NN lN NAANA AHH N.AA " Atn AAAAAN ANeAl-
icg which prevailed by large majority
EXrUNGED FROM THE JOURNAL
The Senators who were under arrest and
were hauled up before the Senate last
night, were very anxious to expu0ge that
fact from the j unal this morning. The
few minutes of TIE session before y O'Clock
were spent iu voting down these motions
TO- make alleged corrections. Campbell
arose to question OF privilege, and IN
quired whether the Sergeant-st-Arms, act
ine under q warrant nom the Senate, had
the right to break down the door Of a SEN
a,oI's room end threaten him with a re-
yolyer
Tue President informed Mr.. Campbell
that his orders 20 the Sergeant were to
bring the absent members at any cost, and
if fofcs were used In hls case he alone was
responsible for it No other bushes was
transacted until after the joint assembly
had taken another truitless vote for Sen
acor.
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anne To Canada.

NEW YORK, February S.-A. 5. Godkin,
cashier of tins Maohattsn Elevated Rail
way Company, bas some to Canada with
between $50, 600 and $500 of the funds
of the company.
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BOulanger to Push tho Divorce Case.

LONDON, February s-General BOulan-
ger is about TO proceed in the civil courts
with his suits for divorce. There is every
chance of his succeeding in his case in
paria
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sity had been on lines divergent from this
purpose, vet such a radical change in its
design as this one had never yet been made,
and be did not believe that it was wise or
practicable.
A TECHNICAL SCHOOL INSTEAD.
There WAS one thing above ell others
that the psope of West Virginia needed,
and that wss the establishment of tech
nical schOol-an institution that would
give the youth Of the State au opportunity
TO study the mcdaniel arts and sciences.
In his opiaiOn this University, instead of
being made weak and silly conglOmera-
tiOn, should he devoted to the higher
scientific training Of the men of the State.
Senator Price then discussed the theory
Of co-educatiOn. 1t was not beneficial to
either sex to be thrown into the distrac-
tiOns Of society at a time when their school
education was Just begun or completed.
There might he exceptional cases Of strong
minded men and strong minded women,
but, as a rule, it wss not either the strong
manly man or the strong womsnly woman
that came out Of mixed schools.
Mr.. Sweeney argued briefly 10 favor of
the resolution, quoting from the reports OF
school commissioner aud showing that
the opinions of the best educators were at
least evenly divided on this subject if the
pyepO0deranGe was rot in favor Of CO.
education.
WHEN THEY FALL IN LOVE.
Mr. Flournoy made an argument against
the resolution, basipg his remarks partie
ulaIly on the strong objection to the the
Ory of mixed schools He thought the
students of the university would be par
ticnlarly susceptible to all the evil intlu-
ences arising from such association. The
majority were BOYS between the ages of II
sud Is, the plan would take the pupil Just
at the time the Roy first fell in love ard
the girl first fell in love, and place them
together under no Influences 10 take the
place of some influence, and he believed
that conplete generalization would be the
result
LOWTHER NOT SATISFIED.
Mr.. Oxley concluded the debate by a
few ioTcible remarks snd sending to the
clerks desk and having read letter from
President +. NJ. Turner. Attention wes
called TO the fact that large extra outlay
would be necessary to put the University
in condition to receive and care for lady
students properly. The vote was then
taken on the passage Of the resolution, re
sulting; Ayes 10, noes 5.
Senator LOGther, who had voted in the
affirmative, asked that the announcement
of the vote be postponed until tomorrow,
ss he was not satisfed in his own mind
whether the resolution should pass or ros.
The request was granted.