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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
AN APPOINTMENT POSTPONED
The Propaganda Refuses to Confirm
Rishop Bonrka

ST. LotIs July ie-lnformation comes
from Rome thai the propaganda has ar
rested the appointment Of Bishop Bourke,
bishop Of the combined diocese of Omaha
and Cheyenne. The Importance of the
news arises from the fact that ii Is evil
dent that the propaganda will not sane
tiOn any Roman appointment as against
the recommendation of the congress Of
American bishops. on Bishop oConner's
death the bishops of the province were
called together and they sent three names
TO Rome from which TO choose successor.
Ii was believed that Vicar General Philip
Brady, Of 81. Louis. would get the APP
p0intment. The bishops will again rec.
ommcnd Brady. The selection of Bourke
showed unprecedented disregard for
American bishops recommendations, and
il Is thought his non confirmation indi-
.'afe- that tho lime for arbitrary govern
uenf el iug lean church promotions by
the .ta ropaganda has passed.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
DANGEROUS BUSINESS
A Time Check Is Raised From rs Cents
to S2O.75.

Last Wednesday a laboring man APP
peared AT the Chicago Shoe Company's
store and asked to be shown pair OF
shoes. This was done. and after eNamin-
ing several pairs, the man finally con-
eluded to take one pair at "a cost OF $500
and rendered In payment for them time
check, issued by the fairhaven 4 South
ern Railroad for S20.75. The check was
count rsigned katz camp and drawn in
favor of Fred Matthews As the check
was properly lndorsed and everything APP
peared right. Mr.. Jacobs. the proprietor,
took it and gave the required change.
The man then left and n short time after
Mr.. Jacobs presented the cheek to the
railroad company for payment. 1t was
soon discovered that the check originally
called for Is cents. but had been raised to
Ss0.15. An effort was Immediately made
to find the man who presented IT.. but
proved unavalllng. as he had evidently
skipped out" II the seventy-fve had
been written out in letters. instead OF Zig
ures, II would have been impossible To
have inserted the twenty. The manner
In which the check was drawn. sufficient
space being left between the dollar sign
and the figures - TO insert the figures 20.
waa evidently too great temptation for
the man lo resist. aud he took advantage
Of the opportunity TO increase his wealth.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
Local Insurance Agents Form an Asso-
citation to Protect Their Clients
interests

The insurance agents Of the city met
yesterday afternoon at the Office OF
Strader 4 Richards for the purpose OF
forming local board Of underwriters.
The firms represented at the meeting were
j. H. Ware, Allen Campbell, Sly Il
Wheeler. +. j. kinghorn. j. W. Rafferty,.
II. G.. Green 4 Co, Alexander 4 stewart
Strader Il Richards. aud McLennan
Reid. A permanent organization was
agreed upon. and j. >. Richards was
elected permanent president. and X. l..
Reed permanent secretary. The object OF
the association was to guard against ire
u ,nsible firms doing business in Fair
haven. and to work together 10 secure o
Uniform rate of Insurance, and 10 make
the rite Just as low as possible. Little
was done beyond a statement OF the OH
ject the new association had In view and
the election Of the officers named. The
secretary was instructed TO notify all
agents engaged In the insurance business.
who were not present. Of the steps taken.
aud 10 request their attendance at the
next meeting, which Is to be held at
Stradcr & Richards Office next Tuesday,
al u. M.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
A GIGANTIC DEAL
The Railroad Magnates Fixing up a
Combination


NEW YORK, June r.. The original
scheme of the New York bankers tri-
angle to bring about the formation Of
gigantic railroad trust is nearer con-
summation than most people are aware OF
as eastern bankers and railroad
magnates have been quietly at
work of late The original intention
was to have two trusts betwcen
the Atlantic and the Pacific one controll-
ino the roads east of Chicago. and the
other the lines west. The Nanderbilts
were to be the eastern head of the trust.
and the banking triangle of DreXel, Nor
gan x Co.. Kendall, Peabody q Co., aud
Barring Brothers. aided by Gould aud
Huntington, are In the interest of the
western roads. The withdrawal of Hunt
ington spoiled the western scheme, but the
VanderIilts have gone ahead perfecting
their plans during the past year, and have
acquired possession OF the Chesapeake x
Ohio. the Big -Four. and other roads east
and southeast from Chicago. They have
acquired an interest In the Union
Pacific and allied II with the
system. The success of the Nanderbilts
in acquiring the new roads led TO a
change In tonight's programme and the
latter has Joined hands with the Wander
bilts in securing control of the western
lines. Negotiations are progressing
whereby the Santa fe including the
newly acquired st. Louis and San Fran
cisco and Atlantic and Pacific railways
are to be allied with the Vanderbilt in
terests and no obstacles to the scheme
are expected. ID is also said that plans
will be completed TO bring the Milwaukee,
x ST Paul under the Vanderbilt control.
They are to be Joined with
the Northwestern and when the
Union Pacific and Chicago aud
Northwestern deal was perfected the
Rock Island. st, Paul. Missouri Pacific
Burlington 4 Santa Fe entered into
agreement TO make war ON the new com.
bination, but the feeling has worn away
| IL was the original intention to take tn,
southern Pacific into the combination
but Huntington's conditions could not bi
met. Another deals II on between th,
| Rock Island and Atlantic q paciii,
whereby the former gives entrance int,
Omaha. aud the latter into Texas through
the Indian Territory, by way OF RocS
/ Island between Lincoln. Nebraska ant
Hutchinson. Kansas. II Is thought tha
Gould Is In the deal because he agreed u
the sale of the 81. Louis 4 San Francisco
TO the Missouri Pacific. Rock lslan'
and Burlington are to have joint use q
the Denver and Rio Grande as a direc
outlet to the Pacific coast. Negotiation
are said to be going ON whereby the Mis-
souri, Pacific is to obtain control OF tn
Alton road. The object OF the scheme |
not to unite these railroad systems int
one gigantic corporation, but some Objec
is to be obtained by depositing a majorit
of the stock OF these roads with tn
bankers triangle. thus giving them viz
tual control Of these properties.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Pursuant to adjournment the council
met at 2 D. m. Friday. Mayor Turner pre-
siding. Councilmen Cowgirl. Donovan. Me-
Kechnie, Miller. W00din present. Ward
ner absent.
Councilman Woodn reported that the
scow would be- completed in one week.
The committee on streets and public
property reported as follows. The appli-
cation of Edgar Lindsay. Allen Campbell
and Geo. +. kienstra. comprising the
slgners of one petition, aud W. c. Aller-
ton aud Alvin Lent. the signersof another
petition for the granting Of a franchise
Tor the purpose of equipphg and main
taininp an American District Telegraph
companv. be- denied. and that the city at
torney prepare an Ordin1nce properly re-
garding the rights Of the city. and that
the franchise be- lilcd with the city clerk
aud notice published for ten days. stat
ing that bids will be- received by theconn-
ell for granting such franchise
Recommending the Improvement of
Valley street from Donovan To William
streets. and that tine city engineer make
estimates as soon as other work ordered
Is completed.
Councilman Donovan explained that
the appications for the franchises were
dated the same day and that the cummit
tee had no means of ascertainlng whlcl
was filed first The plan recommendec
was the hest the committee could suggest
The selling Of franchises by cities was mo-
an unusual proceeding. In Tact man,
thousands of dollars were realized b,
cities for similar privileges.
Mr.. Pierce Evans asked that the mat
ter be deferred as he had something L
present In connection with the petitions
The purti0nof the report which refefie'
to the franchises was laid on the tabl
and the recommendation for the i'm
provement of streets were approved.
A petition Of property owners OF Done
van street was presented. asking that th
said street be- improved between Eight
pcnth and Twenty second streets. IL
ferred to the committee on streets an
public property.
A bill was presented by Stenger Bro
for So for the use and damage OF wagol
cite for hauling hose to a tire. The Ol
was returned to the person or pefsol
presenting il for the purpose OF itemizln
A resolution was introduced Tor u
improvement of Mckenzie avenue fr0
sixteenth TO Twenty-iirst street Passe
The following preamble aud resoluti'
was introduced:
WHEREAS, on or about the 18th day of Ma
| Is,n one ,f Wasbington's hon0rcd citizef
| the Hon. Nelson Bennett, gcnefo"sy ,Pu
chased and presented 10 the clty oi fhi
lnid nniddsni rity y "I Now i therefore BE- il
Resolved. by the city council or the city I
Falrhaven that the generous donation ter
dered by our city's warm friend be and "
same II hereby accepted. and that we hercll
tender the thanks Of our city 10 the don,
for his magnificent gift.
Passed the council July II. $50.
Adiourupd
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
AN EXCITING TIME
A Texas Town the Scene of Bloody
Battle

YsIETA. Ten, July IA pitched battle
is In progress here between two local fac
tions which claim control of the town
government. They held an election In
April and each side claimed the election
of their ticket. Both mayors aud councils
have been sworn in aud the town has two
governments. One party. led by an intel
ligent Mexican. was called the Peoples
Party. and the other led by jew named
Gaal. was called the Republican Party.
been expected that trouble would culmin-
ate in the bloody fight which took place
last night.
The fight has ceased. bat both sides hold
their ground. II Is impossible for one to
venture out To discover the number OF
dead or wounded. The telegraph opera
tor can count six dead bodies from his Of
Gep WindoW
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
A LIBERAL OFFER
Jack Dempsey Offers the Marine
$1,000 to Fight Him

MILWAUkEE. Wis.. July II Jack
Dempsey arrived here. II have offered
to tight the marine he said, for $500:
if he lases he is to receive 5000. aud
should he win the whole amount to be
get $500. cant get him to fight me. |"
"llow about the challenge from Jack
Burke to fight you for $3.50 before the
Pelican club IN London?'' ''lt would be
impossible for me to meet him Just now
ON account of family affairs. but | will
toss a coin to see whether he will fight me
here or in the old country later on for
from S5.0Oo upwards. How about
wcights?H Il gave Burke 100 pounds the
last time fought him aud stopped him
in the ninth round. Ill give him any
weight he wants '
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
THE PETITION GRANTED
The Fairhaven Electric Rail-
way Company Granted
A Franchise
-Four and a Half Miles to be
Built the First
Year
Other Business of Importance
Transacted by the
Council


me hNellest ana, IN some respects. the
most important meeting vet held by The
city council was held af,orno,,,
,rho bnsi,,.... "'''' "''"
-, ''"''N u"uer eohsldefatlOh being
the granting OF franchise to the electric
street railway. drew ouita n l.rao andi.
enee and ,ho,, ,h,,.,.,...,, 80
-, "" ~, ','o eo'"e'i convened the
ohah'pcr was illed with people.
The councll met al three O'Clock
Mayor Turner nresiding CornoIl,nar'
cowgiu nono,..n 49, Vu",,''''e'' ~,
.o"sih' pohoNah' Meheehnle and Wood
in present; Wardner absent. The min
utes of the preyious meeting va,,o rod
annroved "U
"A report OF the street committee was
presented recommending the imnrove-
ment of Tront str.o, f,o,,, -, .,.,,,,, -.
or rilIna,a -, - I'm 'ie So"', sue
v. ,'"''oi' SiI'et 10 ihe northern limits
OF Inc city; also recommending the i'm
provement of Taylnr .ve,ue fro,, d.
aa,or e., =. ~ ',""' ''''
10, i,, .i",, =" w llhe oi llle l-lste dota-
nm ,,.'.',,.,,', 'a,n,' % llelulhS the
nnih ~ Sana.o :" s,,, nnoN 9,Leel rom EleN-
naLo ostim,a,,s : -, -. ~ Wv thelheei
n rior g,r"''s - plup'l'N on hhVN ana
a.dar, - $50 as Soun AZ Wofh aiready
IL ,,,,,.l ulsl'P>ei "ii Recommending
,Ir.,apd iaiI VI t'ix lia'fis street. sewer
sfro"t -, i''" ,iva ~ S,.isn s,,n W r2ui iteehth
cns, ~ .aid s,,' ~ 81, ,nis l oeihg lhe
Srs,,,,i,,,, ~" w. fIN'i anu .hat an puilulhgs
lin,i, on is nlatilS street on the above
s.,,d ,por LII Itsu ~, ~ ~, eoIileel WIN
n',..,s ~, a'iu u t,iat an Vaults anu cess
r.,'aa,, po, W. ~ ',,J m,llt w eohuefihen' Inc
M a,op'ou, ''oau,,,
,,.,, paa.Uh maS pissen.eu oy VIC owners
IL p,Jb'i' III ~ v" Naliey s,leet' ASKING that
H.. " iii,ploNeu hemlteu 10
'.,,, w '"'''''''''' vi S'ieels ana pnohe prop
~. ,,. III. .
Nv .,as w Nas instructed to nolu
NJ ~ Mati ~ an. ~ +. ~ Ieltlpohe uhth luf-
MI NJ, snfue,eu n,, " tne council,
M. m. Ieice ENahs nsheu tne council
"hyn i,i. i'e ".lll9n vi W = Allertou ana
a,Nin ,son., asA'Rs ~ lIanchlSe ior
eani a.i. y ine uh al ansiican ulsirlct Wle-
eisspnn o9iinlialyi Mo'liu oe cohsiueifu.
.utiiciluhah l%hofah thought that lhe
eolinll'ue Woulu oe ready 10 report the
hiat,ei ol III, ,ipHo"lhg uaf'
liiliah MllieI' oi the Juulelafy COM
hittet' tnel sidteu tndt nc hau given
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
ANr1.cu1NEsE AGITATION
Father Moolynn Appears in a New
Role

SAN Francisco, July ls-At meeting
oEthe Federated Trades last evening the
bill for subsidizing ocean steamships,
pendlna IN congress. was discussed. aud
attention was called to the fact that the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. which
would probably receive the subsidy ~ the
bill becomes law. employs CHINESE
crews. The executive committee was IN
stfucted to take proper steps 70 see that
eovornmef aid was not extended TO em-
niuNefs uf Nhincso labor.
iaf aictilynn. who was present said
the g ia of the prot Chinese sentiment
in the east made q revival OF the anti
Chinese agitation necessary at once. His
opinion was generally approved. and the
matter was referred to the executive COM
miIfan.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
FOR NEW SCHOOLS
Citizens and Tax-Payers Taking Con-
siderable Interest in the Matter

4 petition was circulated Thursday and
Friday and numerously signed by cit zens
and tax-payers Of school district No. I,
,klng the board Of directors Of the DIS
trict to call meeting OF the citizens Of
the district TO consider the advisability Of
h Dlding an election for voting bonds TO
build one or more school houses and the
purchasing Of suitable sites therefor.
In accordance with the above petition
the board Of directors OF school district
No. T. consi sting Of Samuel Curry, .. \.
Durr and John kell, held a special meet
ing yesterday afternoon, and dec ded TO
call mass meeting OF the citizens OF the
district. next Tuesday evening. at the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

in peaceful surrender at dayligh TO the
sheriif's posse. Gaal, who resisted arrest,
cannot be found. Sixteen men will be
arrested and brought here to the county
Jail 1t turns ont that only one man was
killed, a Mexican of Mayor Aldersets
posse. who tried to arrest Gaal Another
has a slight wound in the head. Twenty
two Winchesters aud pistols We're seized
and brought here because no Ysleta mer-
chant was willing 10 store them. No
further trouble is anticipated by the
sheriff
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
HENRY M. STANLEY MARRIED
The Famous Explorer United to Miss
Dorothy Tenant.

LoNpoN. July ie.-The marriage of
Henry NJ. Stanley aud Miss Dorothy
Tennant took place today In West Min
sier abbey. Stanley showed the effects
of Illness and was compelled 10 use a
stick to assist him in walking to aud
from the altar. The abbey was crowded
with friends Of the bride aud groom. The
ceremony was performed by the very
Rev. George Bradley dean at West Min
stcr. the very Rev. Frederick William
Farrar. archbishop Of West Minister. and
Rev. William BOYD Carpenter, bishop Of
Ripon. The service was full Of chorals.
Great crowds cOngrcgated about the
abbey aud loudly checrcd Stanley and
Miss Tennant ON their arrival.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
AN IMMENSE PURCHASE
Over 400. 600 Acres of Land Bought
By Michigan Capitalists

ALBuouERQrE, n. NJ. July i2 - IL is
rumored that Mitchell brothers. wealthy
lumber merchants OF Michigan. has pnr-
chased over 10000 acres Of timber lands
ON the Atlantic ard Pacific A warranty
deed arrived from New York yesterday
and is on hle In the probate court. The
deed calls for 3ls,G6s acres Of timber lana
in Bernallills and Valencia counties. The
consideration is s62g, ,3iG. The purchasers
are Austin and William Mitchell, of
Codillac, Michigan. and they intend TO
build irrigation bitches and populate the
valleys with eastern farmers. and estab-
lish system Of saw mills on their vast
purchase.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

CmcAao, July PA terrible accident
occurred here this morning. The boiler
In the steamer Tioga exploded. The
steamer was crowded with people at the
furmati IN attainablc places the dead. in
iured aud missing by the accident az
forty-live. At least fifteen are known to
be dead.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

full expression Of opinion of the people of
the district. II is hoped that every citi-
zen will attend as il is matter Of con-
sidera BILE Importance and requires the
earnest attention of every one. II new
school houses are to be built this year,
action must be taken at once.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS
Governor Ferry Fills Some vacan
Offices

OLYMPIA, July Ell. +. Garretson, of
Tacoma. has been appointed "a member Of
the hafbor line commission, vice Orange
Jacobs, resigned. lie has accepted the
position. ID. c. Guernsly. Of Dayton. as
member of the haihOr line commission.
vice A. NJ. Cannon. has been appointed.
Hon. B. H. Sharpstein. Walla Walla, was
appointed tide land commissioner in place
of ex-tiov. Miles G. Moore, who declined.
He has accepted.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

Ell PAso. Tex July l2-The sheriff
from El Paso reached Ysleta at 3 o'clock
this morning and succeeded in stopping
the battle by persnadlng the forces Of
Mayor Alderset TO withdraw. IL Is now
believed that there are but three men
killed instead Of six as at first reported.
later The fight at Ysleta terminated
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13

PORTLAND Or. July i2-Frank JARVIS.
charged with incest upon his daughter
Josie Ross, who lately created sensation
In the court house by shooting at her
father, was sentenced today TO three years
In the penitentIary..
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-13
CENSUS RETURNS


After no little anxious waiting the fol-
lowing Is given as the census returns OF
Whstcom county. Bellingham Bay and
the bay cities:
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-12-12


New York Dec. lone cl
the passengers in the Teutonic,
which arrived here Wednesday,
was Nathaniel Page, of Wash
ington, who has made twenty
two transatlantic trips in half
that number .fyears, and has
become as we'll known among
the financiers of the English me-
tropolis as he is here. Tonight
he was walking about the fnan-
cial crisis in foreign countries.
at vas about as tight a squeeze
as london could stand without
going UNDER" said Mr.. Page,
"tOr had the assistance from the
DARK OF france been withheld
another twenty-fonr hours the
Bank of England could not have
taken up the Earrings obligations
and scores of smaller houses
would inevitably have followed
Barring Bros. Barings' guaran-
tee is backed up by more names
than have been made public, for
1t required a tremendous line OF
credit. | am Informed that Eng.
. lish capitalists have lost over
S}00,000,000i in South Ameri-
can Speciality ms in the last five
years, so you can appreciate
what drain there has been en-
the Golfers Of the London bank
ing houses.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-12-12

NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
W. j. Stages etals
VS.
NJ. ] Branch eta's.
In Chsncery at Lawrenceburg,
Tenn.
1t appearing to M from the
Bill of complainant which is
sworn to that VIM Branch is a
non resident of the State of Ten
nessee and that his whereabouts
are not known the complts, and
cannot be ascertained by the
most diligent inquiry; that ] W
McMil ion and E. Nc Million are
no. residents of the state Of Ten
nessee and citizens of Webb
ct unity State ofTexas so that the
ordinary process of law cannot
be served On them
1t Is therefore ordered by me
that publication for said non res
i!ents be made in the Lawrence
Democrat Tor four consecutive
weeks the last Of which shall be
one week before the 2hd Monday
III Dec 1890 requiring said de
PENDANTS to be and appear on
SAID 2bd Monday in Dec 1890
at the court house in Lawrence
burg and plead answer OF demur
to the Bill OF complaint (which
is to sell the McMillion home
tract for partition among the
children of Cynthia A McMillion
subject to her life estate) within
the time allowed by law or the
same will be taken for corfe sed
against them and set for hearin g
expalte W T Nixon c & NJ
J B Bond, Solr
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-12-12
A BARGAIN.

have several well located and
desirable town lots for sale at a
bargain. Also a good dwelling
house in perfect repair, six rooms
oncn venietly arranged, nice
grounds ana out houses, large
cistern-will be sud cheap.
1t. Geo. MCster
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-12-12
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 26.

John Chugg, a Union Pacific
conductor was arr ,sted at Salt
Lake City for swludling the I'm
ion Pacific Company. The con-
ductor would tail to cancel the
tickets and then sell them to
scalpers.
Charles Francis Adamsresign-
ed the presidency of the s.UnioD
Pacific Railroad Company and
was succeeded by Sydney Dillon
Rev. Father Corrigan, broth
Ell of Archbishop Corrigan, is
dead at Elizabeth, N. j.
The Indians at the Pine Pidge
Agency are again 10 state
OF great excitement. Tlele is
fear Of general outbreak.
A statement in the assign
ment ofC. M. Whitney 4 Co.,
New York, fled in the Office o.
the clerk of the court of cor.
mon pleas. rhoras t the firms
liabilities amount to $5,235,Z1l
and that it's assets are $4.l24,
liz.
The engineer who was sen
from New York 6y the aqueduc
con mission to examine tht
South Fork dam near Jchnstowl
reports tnat the dam was wei
rsilt. nj mecedentcd nigh wa e'
be says, caused the flood.
The Brazilian -cf-wal
Aquldaba7 and 5uanabara. arliy
cd at New York.
The war department receive
news that the Cheyenne Rive
Indians have abandoned thei
ghost dance and como in for "a
ton. This is regarded as a mos
fopeful sign.oi abatement of tn
excitement.
A terrible expIosion took plac
in a colliery near bolton, Ems
land, at which eight miner
were killed.
Leave was granted in parli;
ment to Mr.. Gladstone to Intro
duce his bill removing the dis;
bility preventing Catholics frol
becoming Lord Chancellor
England or Lord Lieutenant
lrelasd. mat. DEM.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-12-12

lnh Rrp lbl'cao Senators arr
10 a quaauaiy Aloet u thy a
wat TO limit debate aud rto Il
thc ivrce bill trough, but there
are others who oppose changing
sbe rules. They W look ia vain
for Reed to lean en- IN the SEN
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-12-12

The outlook is favorable for
the passage of the Burrows hill
giving 100000 to builp and
maintain permanent leyees i'll
the Mississippi Valley. This is a
case of Croesus versus the Father
OF Waters