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E SUPERIOR COURT
= Terry Gets 4 Year in the
County Jail.
goIsER or THE HILL CASES.
pent Measured BY shs Seattle Inssr.
ones neppsny Assfses Delinsseat
Stockholders

6Hboy Jake Terry case cane ur again
~ sap@rsoy fGssyy ysas<rsasf On az Ar
1T u Judgment The motion was oyer-
~ and the defendant asrzignss. Dep
m Prosecuting Atsorusy fsnton nd
q fGoed the court ard sad that assdeF TIE
irnony Terry could have been acquitted
M Bio remarks fendsu toward . Fnsflss-
III u sentence. Terri wss arrA'gnet ard
utelsced 10 ore rear IN TIE eossufy lsa.
Attorney isnfne ssais.y took an appeai
Nlae sHprenac court.
There was seine talk Of han, bfs urds-
\ 70 eln1uies. this cannct ~. as fbe code
Sis3oz Thai where man II convicted OF
l0sony ard c1rtsrs1d IN sEie county s@si. -
r. 4er5ys q case, Y<ndine A supreme ensifE
@ia5ols, he snast remain In the meantime
- eculznemens.
1un uELf~M s1nrET-z aLEgE susTs.
Two caves were tried yesterday a. the
& me tsYne before Judge i.schtenbsrgs tisoee
SW M. G. Hill ngAlnss Charles AeNericy Ct
and Patrick MeAleer ct oil. AGAINST ".
III HUI 81 al. These suits are akin 10 the
k1pofs uils- Bywafer esaes. all OF which
losu brought originally for the possession
- 1n1ee tracts Of land In the southern part
- ~ city. The trial was not finished last
1ekt, and will be resumed today.
EXECUTION fssrxp.
n executson was ordered forthwith by
~ eourt IN the case OF ]. 5. Chase against
lFkfltskes 4 Dursnt On Judgment for the
1fntIR for szGo.
yuronKE7s By pryAuIr
n e. Insurance. suits Of the Seattle In.
nrrnco Company against its delinquent
So 1Iocfibera. the court awarded Judgments
80 ne plaintiffs from the following de-
znAanfx: B. !. Boulton. 500 ID. =. G.
nroy. CSC 80, and ". ID. Robertson.
IJ0. and costs In each case.
au1r ron pfyoKcg
Mary J. Ford has brought suit against
~ husband. clias C. Ford. for divorce.
E 1knyeine desertion and abandonment. The
11plajnk states tlsaf they were married ut
Vo5ndaie, Mimi, July 1, lss3 and The de-
n1sut deserted her at vining, Mimi,
Xseust Is, isss. She ASKS for the custody
p ~ two miner children.
PROBATE COURT MATTERS.
II IL probate court yesterday Seth G.
Xod9 applied for letters Of administration
~ fhe estate Of Robert German, deceased,
IN Slaughter. The decedent left no viii.
md his property will 20 10 bis brother,
3ohn German. OF Cheshire, England. A
konying was set Ter March 7. 1900
!. y. E1heiman was discharged from the
1nASdian.hip Of Catherine fofney, after n
&enr1ne OF final account, the ward having
Attained her majority.
Mrs. Emma StadIman was committed 10
mo EteIlacoom asylum By Judge Osborn.
rho hsd been scnt TO the asylum last sun
10eY, but was discharged after lev
month"; confinement. Lately her maiady
'Yeturned and her husband. Ichn stadin,sn,
Wnp compelled 70 have her re-eommitcd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-26
kitsap County Farm
Choice Farms and Ranches in ksap County tor Sale ct,n

Here bargain you chance buy good uhk
months II forty tract two miles
IN Po Washington Lake knp and mile O. t.
Navy property described follows Northeast quates q
quarter township twenfour s4]
sell this $50 $500 cash
n three years . low Of interest
half Of the southwest
twenty [ao township wenour norsh range two Ia east eighty
and interest low This hne ranch
one nile southeast o Mtchers point Port Orchard
another forty acthe northeast quarter OF the
ISL township ,6
Fish Bay the north OF Po
exceptionally piece and viii sell low price
payments
and lot section township north,
Ostrich Bay Port Washington which choice and for
bargain
correspond with persons who desire
purchases information regard Ktsap
TRACTION LAND IMPROVEMENT COxPANY.
c h NICHOLS Secretary, II Second ST. Seattle Wash
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RAISING ruE GRADES.
1Ae Mig Bob 81 street rfning win Com
menee Today.

The Mig Job OF street Filling Will Com
nsnee Today.
Street Commissioner Alexander Will To-
day. II the weather Is favorable, commence
the big Job OF raising the grade OF the
streets in the lower Part of the city by
planking or bridging them.
There are ct present under Mr.. Alexan-
der go men. divided Int eight crews.
Fouf Of these crews are engaged IN plank
ing and the others IT other street work.
One thousand feet Of plsnkiag are being
put In on Madison street between Rose and
Kinney streets. Jackson street Is se.nr
ninnked between Eleventh and Sixteenth
and Fifth street from Pine "a Stewart i
also being plankrd.
Crews are ct work on Cherry and James
botween Eighth and Niuth streets clearing
up The sidew aiks which bad hceome COVERED
- earth from the resent land slides.
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rouNs srr WICKED.
A Twenty%Xesr oid Man Beund Over
far burglary.

c. Swanson. a Young man ahonf 20 years
af age. Was arrested yesterday afternoon
about - O'Clock By oiiicer Harding on
tha corner al Secand and Washington
streets and taken 20 Toilee headquarters.
lie was ehaFweI with burglary in entering
the huuse Of v. Siaeef. Ca Tenth and
rtamnes streets. lsst Monday. and taking
iherxffem 81 in money. swo gold pins and
ssseral ether ssusi articles.
Swanson was brought before Justice Nil.
Ter p he bound hiai over 10 the grand ;urv
in bands OF $500 AID was eomalssed 20
aw al hts trial.
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erats,ess hes essssens sre Investing d wNsSa
9xs.a PARK akeS &ss satisfied Ii IL 81 - ms !.
shr ftae<t tiNee 90 sfge ii site. NJ asaa " ~,
1rsirs< IA sres assgr sa Fsxsr xstsawssee af - 81.
sess tor sussFs bon ssstss = Nes gyss ss assee ;
areAt ira egasx sAenss 70 - seste II NaT 81 gRsx
nsA Boulevard. Sac noHses. Ssekxte sa4 r&ais
rox.sS lssak Rad ATeasa lake Tsssa - ss@s~a
,sse rrrarsx 81 srxxsss haa sxF~s easssAec - So
So 80 fske 10 ststnte gs.sSa rsassssx sarssSs
shcast this prvseFfs. tff sc ssaFs vlsst sAs Is
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nsnfel tenes i x,ss, 81 Ssess4 ksress. sssaaa =
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swsmmine With : broken Ter

John MrD,ugall broke his right lex be
low the knee Monday afternoon While
driving logs al the squak slough. He fell
off the logs and swan TO the shore q con-
siderable distance away. He was hrot:gh,
to Providence hospital yesterday morning
for treatment McDougail had bis leg
broken in The same place about eight
months ago while working at Marquette.
,nt.
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Rev. Henry Morgan has resigned the
fAsterAte ~ she nefaehah Baptist church
q this elty. and hes acccptea the position
as pastey ia charge ct tie Tabernacle. on
South Second street.. lie Hjll eoag naenee
hIs work in he rev Geld mws,!ias-Iv. The
nerseh8h ehHreh has net e. secured q new
ssstor and the paipt vii he surplied hv
neleh5ugier Eaptiss ministers Zoe few
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A melting - the Architectural sketch
club wsli se held thss evvwinr in the y NJ
II. A. haai. earnsg es Commercial snd
Washington streets. TIE club has ssvurvd
hsatsouae ana cnmucssious quarters In
she ties Fsshes haaiding. eoraev Thir,a and
pike streets. ard wlll Rove sn short
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HS-ssssae ~ fsss nAA.f VIA sac laies PseiEc
3 ssAye ksgtlsAsi ss 5 .. "a fhis 81 snske
sseSsan esfS sraaa ES - - se& = gAe-axa "a
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q So rh,ef ConvIc,ed.

Charles Wnson was sent to the county
jill by Justice Miller yesterday for 81 days.
Wilson stole two saw worth $2.75 each.
from b. O'Kief on Monday. and disposed
OF them m hour or two later TO man for
seventy five cents He was arrested by
Officer Pnilhsick inst after the transaction
hal heer co.. rletea
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rmE Elscrese soAns.


SteAsa Launch Purchased,
The Seattle Electric Railway romranv
Hos added q switch 90 SIS Gsas ga Firth and
blaine streets on the Lake Union sslvts.oa.
and three cars are enabled to rna new Ia
The same tsnae that sse required termarsy.
On Second street the cars run every i've
minutes since The change.
The Green Lake Ele9sri Railway Com
Many has jasi purchased steam laaaca
g ran OH Green Lake. II viii carry fifteen
ppfscns. IL ihssss.sivo feet long aaa xiu be
Yunniny la asoa; ten daTx.
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Tie seattle. Lake Sheg~ 4 Eastern has.
aafFaK tbs pass Ten day.. sncsiveA taivs
aes ireighs cars from fAe FsllSaAa work.
The cars wese seas3ea ssth fslies ssses rails,
watch wsTe forwarded go Hiacenan. to he
usssi ga TIRE aegsaern sxtsassoa ot the
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A NNsrri~a FACTORY.
4he First IA the state 10 he Essahss.ns
Here.

Here.
Mr.. W. {. Hastings. Of Kansas City. wha
haa been IN TIA city Essv The rast week. has
uecuresi a ssts In she nostheTa end az the
rlsv and viii sStahissa a Anlstsng fAefogy
thercou.
Machinery has been ordered from the
East and the factory VIII ee ssarsea A. s<,oa
= y.csssAsa. TIE establishment vii ere.
x,lox twelve or fifteen hands 81 fiEsf, This
w1li be the fsrss and only Knitting Isetosy
II the state.
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REc-gkp RArEs EsSr

Fsrs-es&ss - kess VIA ths Snsan Pa ssc ses-.ss
- CARS xe 80. sssose essss 81. A Marie
esfy st<se sssss Tse -s~oas ssr-sg Bo.sgz Asoex
q. r. Estfss ssrFt. ctsr ia
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ASK yoss s-eeef FER 'G.esa & sAs fsgEss''
,.ssens res!es ncar shs SasNrzss xa4 esss
kiafgxscne q Se., rrsks Wet aaA ssHeex
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.cszsral sasssssa 70 Aas e<ss. sale sres nszs
Noa&sy
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pureaaxa yeas ssekess AL reserve sozs sAs~e.
ne-exr xrsonfassisfssa Svss AsFsseFa Fsefse
rnflrpsS A. sAfsAssx. s.ss tsset szezs. : ~
sreonA ssrs~, Fss.as nsssks = 4aassrA sepu<
6irtes axsrE. SSzssse.
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:. esssrAa sssssssss e A.sesFsss ssls sssns ser
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wa,ch cur 10 ssse Of cssssiss assssissen = Ana
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Work of n Cloud Burst.

EVANSVILLE, Ohio, July Ia terrific
storm struck this place tonight. Rain
fell for two hours amounting almost tn a
cloud burst. A small creek in the western
part of the city overlooked its banks n
several bridges and a lumber OF small
buildings were swept away. Railroads
have suffered great damage TO o beds.
There has been no loss Of life. A report
from White Cottage, a village not Tar
from here, says the place Is completely
submerged, and the people have taken
refuge on higher ground. Much damage
has been done To property and crops IN
the vicinity are ruined. The pecuniary
loss will he great.
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They Want q Uniform Law.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The first annual
meeting of the American Boiler Manu-
facturers association Of the United States
and Canada, opened its session this morn
ing. Delegates representing nearly every
section of the states and Canada were
absent. On the matter OF the uniformity
of the state inspection laws the sense Of
the meeting was that steps should he
taken looking TO harmonizing the exist
ing state laws with those Of the national
government. To this end n committee
was appointed 10 confer with h federal
tnsnRetpfS-
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An AmIction TO Ise Borne Cheerfaily.

From the Washington Post.
"Herbert,'' she said with "A melting mel
liiluousness in her voice that sounded like
the ripple Of an orange ice as IL thaws,
Herbert"
"what is il 2" asked Herbert. And the
cold flrmness of his tones showed that he
meant every word of IL.
"Would you love me just as well il you
knew that am very near sighted"
"Why, why" he stammcred, "of course
! would; but are your"
YES, ! am afraid SO. jus as n test
! can't read "a word of hat sign across the
street. Can you?"
"Ies." r~csigncdly, III can. II says, Ice
cream"
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Idaho Feels Good.


NNVtlNI 10 tnc NIaIluitIN.
BOISE City, Idaho, July 1.-The news
of the admission of Idaho was received
here with great enthusiasm. Bells
bands played and the commandant of the
post. Captain Coates fired A guns as a
compliment 10 the new state. The town
is decorated with flags and bunting aud
ON assuming the toga OF statehood h sa-
lutes Montana and claims AS her nom de
plume the ''gem of the mountains"
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Hank Ometals Arrested.

CHICAGO, July l.-Charles p. Packer,
ex-president Of the Park National bank
was arrested yesterday ON complaint of
the United States district attorney be-
cause of some irregularities discovered
by the bank examiner In the matter of
certifying checks for which there were no
funds in the bank. He vas arraigned
to-day and held IN 5000 bonds To the
United States grand jury. Packer has re-
signed the presidency Of the bank
Cashier Bell has also resigned.
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Germany Hn. Taken Ma Action.

BERLIN, July IA semi-ofiicial denial
Is made here Of the statement published
yesterday To the effect that the powers of
continental Europe. headed by Germany.
had agreed 10 establish "A mutual rcpres-
sive tariff against American imports IL
the Mckinley bill. now pending before
the American congress-, becomes IA law.
Germany has AXE no steps Ia counter
act any possible injury Ia her American
trade by the enactment Of the Mckinley
h,ll
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wa.hiugtsn Park Isscea.

CHICAGO. July l.-Three-fourths Of a
mile, Bonatello won, Miss Hawkins sec
ond, Virginia third. Time 1:15H.
A mile and acknowledgements
won. No Name second. Two starters.
Time I 30.
E~nelewood stakes, 3year-old Allies, one
~miIe-Daisy r. won, English Lady second,
Fly Away third. Time 1:42.
mile and an eighth--Catalpa won,
Business second, Mora third. Time 1:55.
Thr~ee-fourths Of a mile, heats-First
heat: lake View won, Abilene second,
Ecstasy third; time LIS. Second heat:
Lake View won, Abilene second, Susie >.
third time 1:l6.
Three.fourths of q mile. heats-Fint
heat: Marchma won, Churchill Clark
second. Bettina third; time 1:i4H. Sec
ond heat: Brondolette won, Churchill
Clark second, Marchma third time 1:l5E.
Third heat: B~randolette won, Marchma
second time 1:11N.
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IBiv Fire In Seattle,

SEATTLE, Wash. July la disastrous
fire ON the water front ia a row Of two
story corrugated iron covered buildings
destroyed several Of them, and for a time
il was feared a large section Of the bust
ness portion Of the town would be de-
stroyed. The fire was finally gotten un-
der control. The loss will not exceed
S1UO.OOO.
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As Had a. starvation.

DUBLIN, July 1.-The wife and four
young children of James OConnor, men,
Der Of the editorial staff Of Unitcd ireland,
have been fatally poisoned at Sea Point.
n watering place in the county Of Dublin,
by eating picked mussels. Another child
and servant. who also ate the mussels,
danger.
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Ch.,ern,. Man, victims.

Madrid. July i.-During the past two
weeks there were LA cases Of cholera and
:g deaths in Gambia. The medical author
tiles are Of the opinion that the disease
will not spread any further.
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s~heepshesd Ismces.

SHEEPsmAD BAY, July 1.-Futurity
course. about thrce-fourths OF a mile
-Phpnix won, Glory second, dead heat
between Dan Cioche and Druidess for
third place. Time I 10 20.
A mile aud an eigth-Belle Of Nantura
colt won, Miss Belle second, Walters n.
third. Time I :55 As.
A mile and an eighth-Guy Gray won.
sorrento second. Bannistcr third. Time
l:56 is.
A mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
wilfred second, Castaway third. Time
2.Oi 2-5.
FutArity course-Lord Harry won, Evan
gcline second, Matagorda hliy third.
Time 1:12 1-5.
miral won, Little Jim second, Barrister
third. Time 200 1-5.
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A sick isaron.

BERLIN. July 1.-Baron Wissmann Is
suffering from feverishness and insomnia.
His Illness has compelled him 10 abandon
his engagements.
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MUSIC In the Air.

DETROIT. Mich, July 1.-The first SEES
sion Of the Music Teachers National As
sociatjon convened here to-day, a large
,umber of delegates being present.
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The l,arraiu Ratified,

BERLIN, July chancellor CaprivI
and DIR. Kravel for Germany and Sir 4.
.B Malet and Sir Perry Anderson for
England have signed The AnRlo-German
agreement.
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SYDNEY, July l.-O'Connor, the oars
man, admits he was fairly beaten by
Shrewsbury yesterday. He declines To
make further matches in Australia.
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American Association Gnmes.

At Columbus-Columbus 3, Syracuse I.
At Louisvillc-Louisville 3. Brooklyn 2.
Al Toledo-Toledo 1, Athletics o.
Al ST. Louis-St. Louis <, Rochester 5.
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CHICAGO. July Five hundred metal
cornicc makers struck to-day FOR advance
in wages. Two firms nave given in.
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Protesting Against Mckinley BIii.

Protesting Against Mckiniey's Bill.
LONDON, July 1.-The cutters of Shelf
field have asked the mayor 10 preside at n
meeting called TO protest against the Me-
Kinley bill. Similar are on
foot at Birmingham aud South Wales.
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brotherhood flames.

Al Chicago-Chicago IL, Philadelphia q.
At Buifalo-Buifaio II, B~rooklyn9.
At Pittsburg -PittsburR II, Boston q.
Al Cleveland game postponed to-day,
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ON THE DIAMOND.
League Games.

Al Pittsburg-Piitsburg 10, New York 3
Al Cincinnati Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn o.
Al Chicago-Chicago 0. Philadelphia, ..
Al Cleveland game postponed to-day,
rain.
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To Keen In tn. IBir Army.

BERLIH. July 1.-The supplementary
military estimates were to-day passed 10 a
second reading in the reichstag.
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Cholera ua. BroEcu Out In France.

PARIS, July 1.-The council Of health
meeting to-day announced n slight cast
Of holera had beer reported in Cuaxca,
but no cases elsewhere In France. IL is
REPORTED hat cholcra is spreading.
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RESENT

KTNA, of Hartford.
ANGLO-NEvADA. OF San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA. Of San Francisco,
COMMERCIAL, OF California.
HARTFORD, 81 Hartford.
IMPERIAL. Of London.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE.
LONDON q LANCASHIRE.
NATIONAL, of Hartford.
NEW ZEALAND.
NIAGARA, OF New Nork.
PlIoENIN, Of London.
QUEEN. OF Liverpool.
UNION, of California.
WESTERN, of Toronto.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-03
Marion.

The effects of the past wet wint-
er has caused our heavy clay land
to plow very hard.
]. L. Bright of Logan, was visit.
ing his uncle Elijah Miller last
Sunday.
Wesley r. Bright is busily en-
gagged assessing our chattle prop
erty, Wesley is square man and
will give us square assessment.
Hiram McCune looks pleasant
and says he is pleased, for it's a
boy.
Harrison Blackstone moved on
the widow Switzer's farm this
week.
Gentle spring with its joys has
ushered in the birthday surprises.
Rev. Geo. Geiger and Geo. Polling
having recently been the receip-
ants of this pleasant social feature
in our midst.
Miss Sila Howdeshell left this
week for Columbus.
Abraham Mowery of Webb Sum-
nit has moved on the Rittger's
property in this township.
Franklin Martin recently sold
to the new Syndicate Co., at
Straitsville, his fine span OF bays
for $500
l.. Weaver and w. +. Ritgers
are able to be about again.
Old Thomas Brown Is seriously
ill at this time, with disease of the
heart.
L y.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-05-03
VIXEN.
Washington Letter.
From our regular correspondent.

WASHINGTON, ID. G. April %, go
The injustice and absurdity of
the Mckinley tariff bill excited
such general dissatisfaction that
the Republicans are obliged to
abandon it. 1t is conceded that
the bill can never become a law,
but the Republican majority in the
House has so thoroughly commit
ted itself that the bill is expected
to pass the House by strict party
vote. In the meantime the Re-
publicans of the Senate Finance
committee are at work on another
bill as a substitute for the McKin-
ley bill. They expect to report it
to the Senate very soon after the
Mckinley bill passes the house.
This shows the impotence of Mr..
McKinley's specious oratory, that
captivates careless crowd, to con-
vince the business interests of the
country of the propriety of single
idea he entertains on the subject of
tariff.
The Republican joint caucus
committee of the House and Sem
ate have agreed upon the basis for
the preparation of a silver bill. 1t
directs the Secretary of the Treas
ury to purchase 100000 ounces of
free silver per month at the mark
ct price, not to exceed 81 for 371,25
grains of pure silver, and issue
Treasury notes in payment of the
bullion. These notes shall be pay
able on demand in lawful money
of the United States, and are re-
ceivable for all public dues. No
greater or less amount of such
notes shall be outstanding at any
time than the cost Of silver bullion
then held in the Treasury, pur-
chased by such notes. Upon de-
mand of the holder of any such
Treasury notes, the Secretary of