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Murderer Geo. Rose and Others
Leave Montesano.
HELPED FROM THE OUTSIDE
senator Squire Explains Recent Port
OF Entry Ruling.
treasury peparfmsnt Interpreted the
La~-city Elections In Olympia. F.ir-
haven whatcom and Chehalis-pe..n
OF Literary Man at Tseona.

MoSrEsASo. Dec 2-lspecisa l--srns.x -.
occurred the first jan break evev kpo.-, =. .sssI
mans county, oy which shree prfsoners ,.s6.
ener escape. and up 70 the presenr tina thev
nave not been appreheadea Tbs ssrs-..-s
prisoners are oeorge Rose. held for the rarrs1~,
oi the Fredriekson family. In psesae rcr,sw.
ana woose trial was to have been helt, In F,hr..
afy next; John Black and Capeise o,oors =,
Ihdian. the former under sentences 81 one
year IN the penlfentsary, for hgrxisry. and TIA
aa,'el senseneed 70 three yeass for sssanit win
intent TO kill Both were ennv,cs~s :, ss.s
last term OF court held here. sua war- i, hs~.
been taken 10 the penitcnfisry today ~ shs-ssy
busa- Georgs Rose ts the man most ,xspt~<s 8
sitnongn every effort viii bs made To orants,re All
the prisoners. II was tAe sostlrnonx : ~ . -.
that convicted hts father ana Riwards 4, D.
cine county IN August last Tnsy have apnnrlea
for new trisl, aud II George excapps Ia trxfs.
mony agaSns. these parties win NOT b sfronr
enoesh 70 convict It's claimed thai recent
.esumony mas been brought ous watch would
surely convict George Rose, ana be aid not t1ere
stand trial, aad determined 70 escape.
AS near as can be learned the mstAoa a. she
escape vas as follows: On Sunday evening. ur-
ing the ringing of the lssf church bal thrva
men appeared 81 the jail wisdou ana pv mean.
OF erowbsrs and other instrument, foreed an
entrance into the onsafds room. Rars ana
wedges were passed In 20 the prisoners. and
with the outside help the top hail Of ifs door Of
the steel cell was forced open vide enough 20
permit the prisoners TO crawl through. Two
other prisoners remained in the jail, refusing %
leave H. Tie men escaping were sRr-
nisnei with blankets snd supplies. ana
II Is presumed they snuck for the
woods No authentic ciew has been oftasnrd.
although Sheriff Bush has force OF men xcour-
iu; the country. He has offered $50 reward for
the csptuGe OF Black and Rose. and slo0 each
ior information leading TO the eapturs of the
men who aided them 60 escape
Following is description Of the men. John
Black is about 50 years OF age. medsum sise.
dark complexion. black hair and tyes, short
growth OF beard. but is probably smooth shaven
now. He is an old offender.
George Rose. about 10 yesrs Of sge, heavy
build. about five feet eignt and ons-hAlf inches
tail, fair complexion. large blnisn gray eyea
hair mole On right cheek. stolsd expression
charged with the murder Of the Frederickson
family in Pacific county.
Capcise otooka, an Indian. prohably 50 years
of age. No description can DO given.
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THE ELECTIONS BILL.
Senate Begins Consideration of
the Measure.
DEMOCRATS WILL FIGHT HARD.
Led by the Crafty Carlisle, They
Will Exhaust Every Resource.
DEMOCRATS WILL FIGHT HARD.
The Senate Passes Port Angeles Reserve
Biii-New Apportionment Pian-Three
More Free silver Biils-House Takes
Up international Copyright.

WASHINGTON CITY. Dee. Especial IA wide
dlnerJnee of opinion Is expressed oy public
men TO the true inwardness OF the RepuDn-
can senston' sotion in taxing up the elections
bill today. II 1t is passed ii win be only after
hard fight Senator Hoar, VINO is the especial
champion Of the bill, said today that he ex-
pected the Republicans would insist on its pass
age and he would not be surprised to see u out
OF the way by Christmas. He, as veil rs SEN
ator Spooner, believes that am ndments viii be
made which will cause some delay. but these
two think the lukeworm Republicans win stand
up to the measure and pass it
Tne Democrats are up in Arms. They are d.
vided into two distinct parties as to how 1t
should be fought. Senators Gormau and Vest
head the hot-biooded faction. wnich wants to
begin the trouble at once. II they had their
say. they would 1T the outset begin offering
amendments TO each section and start general
pan Of flibasfering Mr.. Carlisle heads the
more soeer-go ng crowd, winch proposes TO
simply Ia K against time, until the Republicans
sugges. . cnanse in the rules, wneu they win
begin flibusfering. Either course of action viii
make trouble for the Republicans There is lit
tie doubt that an attempt will be made to
change the rules By ordering coture OF debate.
II the Republicans are soiid they can do this
aud pass The bill, but little weaks ming viii
give the Democrats the glory Of defeating the
measure. 1t is impossibis to say whether ell
the Republicans will stand up TO the rack
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IRISH LAND PURCHASE BILL
Discussed in the Commons-Baifour Ex.
plans Its Provisions.


plans Its Provisions.
LosDoS. Dec. Ain the commons today Bal
four moved hat tae l-ish land purchase bill
PAS the seeUHd reading Ellis moved an
amendment declaring the bin unsafe. as re-
CARDS the imperial excnequer and unjast 10 the
oceup.erS OF laaas
Gladstone said Ae found nothing in the bill,
or the changes in TIE bill since last session,
lkeiy TO render lis caar2cter more satisfactory.
h reminded the house, in visw of the fact that
circumstances preyeated the presence OF tue
lrsh members. that II would b. a great mis-
take 10 pass land bill opposed 10 their designs
and convictions. The want OF irish authority
went TO TIE root OF the whole matter, and i'm
PEELED every true friend OF Ireland to oppose
the bill
Chamberlain advised Balfour to withdraw the
concession removing the twenfy-year limit, but
TO adhere 10 the rate-Esysrs plehiscite.
Baiious replied that Re estimated the total
amount requ red 20 compete the purchase st
2so,0oo0o0. The bill. ia providing an advance
OF fsS,o0o.0oo, would make great impression
ana greatly simplify the problem. lie would
reconsider the question Of the twenty-year
limit The rase- e-payers' plebisclte scheme ne
considered valuable alternative.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Election Bill Taken Up and Read-Cla
lam County Lands

Election Bill Taken Up and Read Clal-
lam County Lands.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. Ain the Senate the
annual report OF Seer tary Tracy was presented,
and also petition from Nebraska Cor the dis
armament of the Sioux indians, and suggesting
that they be deprived of their horses and fur
nished with oxen.
A number of bills were introduced and re-
ferr d, among them one by Daniel to allow q
rebate on tobacco and snuff held In stock Jann-
AIRY /, 1891
Manderson offered . resolution, which wae
agreed to, calling on the secretary of for in
formation a. 70 the steps taken for the dissrma-
ment of the Indians on.the reservations of Ne
brssks and South and North Dakota
Mitchell offered q resolution, which was
agreed TO. instru ting the committee on & reign
relations TO inquire into the sdvisability OF the
passage Of . Law an horiziug . survey for
transPacifc submarine cable from some point
on the Pacifc coast TO the Hawaiian islands
thence BY Samoa and New Zealand 70 Austria
la. and 70 encourage the formation of q compa-
ny for The purpose.
The Senate bill donating to Clallam county,
Wash, for psbiic buildings the proceeds Of the
50 OF certain public lands, was passed.
Hoar moved to proceed with the consideration
OF the election bill, which was axreed 70 by q
perty vote, Al 10 80 The clerk began the read
ing of the bill. and continued till p N. when
uAhnisned business became the order. Hoar
moved to proceed with the consideration OF the
BILL German rose to argue against tnst motion,
and point OF order was made by Hoar that the
motion wa4not debatable. The presiding or
Ger. Hale. decided in support of the point OF or.
der. but 50 he would submit the u.stion to
the determination Of the Senate. Alter q pro-
longed debate the Senate decided, BY . strict
parry vote. to proceed with the consideration OF
the election bill, Blair giving notice that he
v uld at the earliest opportunity, subject to the
election bill, move that the Senate proceed to
the consideration OF the labor bill just dis.
placed
The clerk resumed the reading OF the election
BIZ. and when it was finished the Senate ad.
journed.
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IN Parren were adopted and csbef TO him.
President Fitzgerald and Secrel agy sutton, of
the national orgSniz gtion. sill decline TO ex-
press any opinion pending the meeting of the
executive conzcii.
CHICAGO, lee. 2-Tlmothy Harrington. the
only one OF the Irish delegation in favor OF
Ferresl. has received TIE following oablegram
from Redmond and Kenny. the supporters of
farGeii- Return 10 Bag Tand at once. If you
want TO save TIE PARTY. Affairs sre in a critical
condition, and your help is much needed I'M
plore the other members OF the visiting party
10 come also" Dillon dssc.simed any knowl-
edge of toe eSb.ezrsm
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THE NEW SUPPORTS OF ENTRY.


senator squirs Says He Has Nothing t.
Do With the Interpretation ef the Law.
PORTLAND, Dec Especial. l-senafor wasson
c. Squire. oi Warrington, was shown tonight :
dispatch from Port Townsend placing upon h1s
shoulders the responsibility Of the construoeSon
placed upon the SUPPORT of entry Law By tae
treasury department, whereby six collection
districts are created on the Sound, and adj.
tional opportunities for smuggling afforded. In
reply he said:
''The law provides for sub ports ofisnfTy st s..
attic. Tacoma, Port Angeles. point - BsllIrgs
ham bay, and another point on Gfsysa barbof.
The law seems 20 be demanded by the commGr-
cisl conditions existing and prospective AsI
understand 1t the secretary Of The treasury has
ruled that foreign vessels, under the Law, can
enter these ports directly without entsriAg at
the chief port. which is located ct Pom Town-
send. With this ruling had nothiug 70 d.
whatever 1t Ia an act on the part OF the treas-
ury department. which has eharge
of the administration OF cuztons
everywhere l have nothing 70 ssy
as 10 the correctness OF the departments
Interpretation. There shonid bepo feslinx On
the subject IL is clearly question - to what
the department has decided senator Aiien ~
trodueed the bill, and I consulted with him.
Our understanding wss very clear that there
should be one coilsction district auder one coz
lectof and that the chisf port entry shoaM -
at Port Townsend Propositions were made y
us by the people OF Tacoma 10 create TWO cor
lection districts, a. they wsnsed one IN tnex
city. We did not agree 10 this proposition. We
preferred 10 help the 1sstrict - u was with tne
exception of changes In the soutnern part Of tne
rat
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THE PORT ANGELES REsERvr
senste Passes . Bill Giving II TO Ciallam
County.

WARRINGTON CITY, Dec. = Especial l-ons of
TIE nrst bills 10 pass this session was the
measure called up this morning by senator
Alien, granting 10 cla.ian county, wash;ng,on
the proceeds from the sale of certain lands in
that county. Senator Allen made statement
If the case, very clearly giving the history of
tne lands. This was in reply 70 OBJECTIONS
raised by ceckrel. OF Missouri. The lands v.re
reserved By an executive order IN rsda. hefore
they were surveyed. In lses ncrtion was
'eserved Tor lighthouse purposes. the orisina,
order being vacated, and the eaiaace reserved
ior sovnsiie p1rposeA Sems OF these LATER
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whenever new state is admitted the repre-
sentative or r spressntatives shall be in addition
" 'ne ncm0erso6. In each state entitled 10 men,
bership under tnis apportionment the nun Der
10 which such state may be emitted in the Fifty
taifo ana each subsequent congress shah be
elected by districts composed OF territory con-
uguoss, adjoining and compact 80 that the
distance from the central point of the district
70 the several boundaries Of the district shall
DC - nearly squal as practicable. The popula-
uon OF no district shall ba greater nor less than
the average population Of the several districts
OF the state by more than SO00
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FREE COINAGE BILLS.
Teller and Plumb Each Has One-Anothe er
Ia the House.

In the House.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 2--The free coinage
oiil infr ducsd by senator Plumb today pro-
uoes Tor double unit of value, a dollar of
4iz7s grains standard silver or IS s grains gold,
OF iuli legal tender quality. Any holder OF bull
lion is authorized TO have 1t coined or receive a
certificate Of deposit for it as provided in the
act OF 1878. and the certificates are to be full
iegal tender.
senator Tellers bill on the same subject diff
fers from the above in that il fixes the weight of
silver collars at 400 grains standard silver and
contains no provision in addition to the exist
ing law for the coinage Of bullion received at
the miuts.
williams of Illinois also introduced bin in
the House for the free coinage of silver
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WARRINGTON CITY, Dec. 2-Telegrams from
San Francisco 10 the superintendent of the
coast and g-odetic survey announce the receipt
OF news from the two survey parties on the
Yukon river in Alaska Mr.. Turner, of the
Porcupine river party, completed his WORK on
the l4lst meridian last spring and reached St
Michaels August 30 All were well in his party.
He will winter at st. Michaes. McGrath will
spend the winter on the Upper YUKON, com plet-
Ing his astronomical observations. His party is
in good condition and provided with plenty of
pr0yisiopA
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE CONTEST.
Republicans Trying to Expel Enough
Democrats to Secure . Majority.


Democrats to Secure . Majority.
CONCORD. N. H., Dec. 1.-The special session of
the New Hampshire legislature was begun to-
day. The gallery was thronged with spectators,
attracted by the extraordinary public exigency
which requires the special session the subject
OF the qualification of members was referred to
the judiciary committee. This reference is
understood to mean that compromise has been
affected by which the session may be speedily
terminated.
The House judiciary committee tonight voted
to recommend that twelve Democrats and ten
Republicans be stricken from the roll of the
House. four on account of duties, seven because
they are federal oppointees, ten for change of
residence. and one because OF Judicial appoint
ment The question of the eligibility of ten
Republicans VINO acted az census enumerators
viii be decided tomorrow. The opinion is that
the committee viii divide on party lines, and
that this will preeipitate q long and continuous
aiacuRSion
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wefe surevyed under recent appropriation. and
the balance was ordered surveyed as the last
session.
Inc pill consemplases the survey and sale Of
she osiancs, toe cash 70 90 to the county rather
rathes tnan 10 the general government The
point was rsised thar this was an unusual thing
10 90. out senator Allen explained that there
were strong equities in favoroi the county, as III
erowtn mad long been obstructed because these
lands had been held from settlement About
lo'o acres are involved in the bill, which
passed without opposition after the senator's
speech
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CHICAGO CASHIER HELD UP.
Two Robbers With Guns Get $500
From a stocAyard Concern.

CHICAGO, Dee 2-In broad daylight this aft
ernoon Joseph Asier, cash .er of the AIIsrtcn
Packing Com pany's esta5iIsa raent At the stock
yards. wss ''neld Ep' IN his Office by two men
OF grangeT-iike appearance, sad relieved OF
s. 30 in casa. IL asd been brought in from the
bzElK q few minutes before 70 pay Off the men.
Two strangers suddenly entered tae Office, aud
II ar instant the cashier wss locking down the
DEzzie OF big gur. lie was COM
manded 10 empty t4e money Into canvas bag
wnien was bed by tae second stranger.
Eighteen hundred men were working in the
packing house. of which the ofica "a q part, bat
when the -aaE with tue gun said, I'm nervous
and this may go cf il you Cont hurry" the
cashier hurried. A teamste- came into the
Office, bu. was quickly covered by tue second
mans revolver. TIE robbers backed oaf OF the
door. barred Il on the Gu side, and made OF IN
buggy No trace oi then has been found
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T,rosA Doc. a-lspsasl l-DE J n sin<
e.n1 dssd suddenly Of typhoid fsvss, sEed =.
this morning The remains we're sllpp
poekford. III, where his fsnny fa@ -
vincent was 9 newspspef mss - .s .,ss.~ :
critic. with Herbert basniofa - -, - -
a sparkling little coneaJ, 80. s ss.ss.r -
heal tajaut usxs Thuuoafs
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orx,r. nse a-Ihs slscs1sn tsdsy rsssisss
a., ~ s,sctson sf the f0llowtnx mns1cspsi On
esr - Msyor. Z c. Horr; trssssssf. so1pa
-. Ssrs, .s...s,-. Charis n Moore; hsAisa
ot5ceT oH,~s's w..ren Rlsv: sounciins.: Yi1s wss
John Miusr Murphy and . 2. rssa; ns,... % 49,
ward ~ George N hsnnos sDd eeexss nsss : van.
- FORD and niio 4. hsp&
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A Suicide From Portland, Or.

QUINCY H., Dec. Edward Enler, who had
just arrived from Portland. Or. was found in
the Sherman house yesterday covered with
blood and dying from self-inficted bullet
wounds in the h. I'D and breast. He was taken
to hospital he said ne weary of life.
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CHEH.LIs. Dec. 2-fspeciai. The rexalf o.
the election was q complete victory for the Cifi-
zens' ticket. SD gives very general sAtisfacron.
Daniel C. MEllttt received decided ms1enu
for mayor Tne rest of the WANING csad,assss
are: Charles Gregg, assessor; WiAiam Isqn-
mar, treasurer. DR. J. r. Colemsn. health omesf:
members OF the city council. J. 7 Forrest sean
Dobson, J. Y. coffnan. J. d. Rice y. :. asin'
don and william West All are representative
business men, aad all have served ON tne conn-
Gil in former years.
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New York Protests to the Czar.

NEW YoRk. Dec IA strong protes. against
the execution OF sophie Gunsberg, condemned
to death in Russia for political reasons, was
made at Cooper Union tonight by q large
audience. A resolution express We OF the sense
of the meeting, protesting against the execu-
tion, was adopted.
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A PENSION FOR GEORGE HAzzanp
inconsistent Conduct OF an Enemy Of
Pension Legislatiou.

"AsEINsTos CITY. Dec. 2-lSpecial l-Senator
A len today introduced bill granting TO George
Haszard . pension of :75 . month. He served
IL she inirfy sixth Indiana volunteers and is
now resident of Washington
Pensions were granted as follows to Washing
ton people today: Original, Ezra L. Nhitney
Tacoma; increase. Peter stineman, Gig Hsroor:
Selaa Tenant, spokane Falis
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Cyrus w. FIeid's Golden wedding.

NEW YORK, Dee. 2-Ar- and Mrs Cyrus w.
marriage. A message came from England
headed By tie Duke Of Argyle and Mr Glad
Sc ne. and inclndn az over sixty names Of men
distinguished in every w4lz Of life, eougrstu-
Isting Ar. Field upon nis achievement, the frat
ocean cshie
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,,,, co.e. I.aas, - rsrtl.ad.

PoRrEAsD. Dsc 2-ss,eesslr--..- -....,'.r- = 49,.
manager OF the Flowers D-sass-x s,sn - a. -
.1xe ., tns - '...s.~ - he.e With snsam enssa
s.r. ssrr - go = Ia the cify today he s.sss
80. 80 !. ssts~ II bexlnsEzs vcFk - essssl
the sslirre Of an Esns<ar rgupes1 2 -.
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TEN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

By taking the Northern Pacific vestiouled train;
leaves Seattle 30 m daily. No change OF
ears and I'll miles the shortest roETe 70 Chicago;
tourist sleeping cars through. placing psssen-
gers in Union depot ten 10 fifty hours ahead OF
other lines A. Cail berg, city ucxes agent 3i5
Second street. Boston block; Z Ionkin. depos
ticket agent Seattle
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T.ccx. psr a--,speclAl I-fns msneee.s l.s'1s = =
,.. Sor,es1n pac,se Coal conpsnys rais<s e - =
Ro.Iyn estimate t5e oatpnf fs - - -. :. $500
ton 80 yesr.s osfput wsx 49, sonA
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DETROIT, Dec. 2-The United States grand
jury returned three indictments this after
moo together with q memorial to the
Judge reciting startling irregularities in q num-
ber of counties in regard to the naturalization
al
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Anaconda Employers Refuse TO Aeesas .
Demsnd for 81 > Day.

HELENA, Dec. 2-Ispecfal Ira stsixe occnrseo
,h;. roo,ninx At the srneltsr works In Anscond&
The brlek.ayers demanded g inssesd q
xsich % the company refused 70 grant several
hundred men were thrown out Of work ~ ia1
action. The strike Is net suthorizsa ~ sns
Bricklayers' Union. and speedy settismsas =
ad fnr
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he SOLD SPOKANE LOTS.
Catholic Priest Denounced by Salt Lake
Paper Sues for Libel

eALT LAKE. Dec. 2-lSpeciaL The Tribune
has been sued for $4,000 damages on account of
an alleged libel OF Father CATER. He came here
selling town lot certificates in Spokane Falls,
and was supposed by some Catholics to be q
fraud. The Tribaae mentioned this. hence the
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ITHACA Dec 2-Ia the viii OF the late
millionaire lesther-mercnant. ID. II. Fsyer-
weather 500 600 outright, and another Sl0o,oo0
provisonaly. Is believed 10 have been left 70
Cornell university
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Eight Corpses on the Congo.

BRUSSELS. Dec 2-Advices from the Congo
report the natives still rebeliious, and fighting
between them and the forces of the state.
Eight natives have bee killed and twenty
wounded.
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BERLIN. Dec 2-The reichstag resssembled
today. The bill providing the defense OF He'll
goiand passed the first reading
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PARIS, Dec 2-Presidsnt Carnos has signed
the bill granting 10 Greece the benefits OF the
most favored nation clause until February,
1882, on condition that Greece reciprocate by
admitting French wines free and reducing the
duties on iaees 70 per cent and veiyetS 80 per
cant
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Surgeon General Baxter Very Ill.
WAsHINGToN CITY, Dec. 2-Surgeon General
Baxter is still in an extremely critical condi-
ton, and remains unconscious
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RECIPROCITY With Havaii.

WAsHINGToN CITY, Tee - senator Sher-
man introduced bill today providing that
the present tariff act should not be construed to
repeal or impair the stipulations contained in
the reciprocity treaty with Hawaii.