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The morning call., 1890-10-06
Prize.Fisht on a Boat.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 5.-Wlliam Bissell of
MeKeesport and George Gillen Of Mansfield
fought this morning on a boat.pn the Ohio
River, near Rochester. But little science
was displayed, the men going AZ il Ike
blacksmiths. In the fifth round Gillen was
knocked down and his head struck the deck,
rendering him unconscious. The fight was
given TO Bissell. Both men were fearfully
nuuiShed
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LONDON, Oct 5-A Lisbon correspondent
of the Daily News says he understands Fer
reira is purposely delaying the formation of
the new Cabinet until he has conferred
with Lord Salisbury, whose consent he de-
sires to an arbitration Of the whole question
in dispute between England and Portugal.
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Injured At 8 F.te in Bavaria

MUNICH, Oct. 5.-At the annual fete to-
day during the INSPECTION of prize bulls one
of the animals broke loose and dashed into
the mass of spectators, trampling upon peo-
pie right and left. Many persons We're in
jured, but none seriously. Prince Regent
Luitp0ld had a narrow escape.
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Clearinghouse r port.

BosToN, Oct. 5.-A table compiled from
dispatches from the leading Clearing houses
of the United States and Canada shows the
gross exchanges of the past week to have
been 1880, So 1913, decrease of 21.S per
cent from the corresponding period last year.
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Woman Murdered.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-A sensation has been
created here by finding the nude body of a
white woman in the Back River to-day. 1t
was tied with a rope which was weighted
with stone paving block. A post mortem
examination showed that the woman had
been the victim of maipractiCe.
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The NEW TARIFF.
European Expectations That
Were Not Realized.
Negotiations Being Msde to Secure Reel
pTOGity Concessions.
Exciting Experience Of Emp6rOrS William
and Francis JOS8ph-The Gen.
tral Americans.
Special to THE MORNING CALL,

LONDON, Oct. 5-The Daily News says:
The European expectation of a revolt among
American farmers against the artificial dear
ness caused by the tariff has never been
realized. 1t is always threatened, but always
postponed. The idea that the new tariff is
a blow at Canadian independence is as
absurd as the talk of excited people here,
who hysterieally declare it is an attack upon
England.
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Btrserker's Tins.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Following are Ber-
serkers tips on the Morris Park races:
FIRST race, J B or Adgge filly; second,
Racine or Eon; third, Sir John or Mon
tague; fourth, Nellie Bly, or Rey del Rev /;
fifth, Haggn's Best or Senorita; sixth,
GetaloDg or Susie S; seventh, Autocrat or
Il orchliglt
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CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES.
President Barillas Not Trying to Convene the
Prnnrsei Con orass

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 5.-President Bar
Has Of Guatemala told correspondent that
the statement that he was trying to call
Congress Of the Central American States is
incorrect. He said it had been done three
years ago and Congress should have met in
Honduras September 10th, but on account
of the war the meeting was postponed. He
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Strurk l. Rich

KANSAS CITY, Oct, 5.-Reports have been
received at ArdmOrr, l. T., of the finding of
an immense vein of gold and silver in the
Arbuckle Mountains in the Chickasaw
nation, 40 miles from Ardmore. Large
numbers of prospectors are going to the
npW camO
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MAKING MOST MOVE.
The Newark Police Gavo Him Half In hour to

The Newark Police Gave Him Half an hour to
Lave the City.
NEWARK On. j., Oct 5.-Herr Most had
been literally advertised to address a So
cialstic meeting here tonight At the ap-
pointed hour a crowd, mostly composed of
Russians and Germans, gathered in the hall
ana greeted the Anarchist with loud cheers.
The police then entered and much to the
mforture of the audience escorted
Most from the hall and gave him half an
hour TO leave the city. He complied.
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A Pionasr,s Suicide

Tucson, Oct. 5.-William A. McDermott.
phone, and prominent Democratic poll
tician, sucided this morning at o'clock by
shooting himself in the head. His death was
instantaneous. The act was caused, it is
supposed, by reverses in gambling and the
influence Of liquor.
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FATALLY CRUSHED.
The Result of a Railroad Wreck Near
Cel;Io

THE DALLEs Oregon. Oct. NO
passenger train was wrecked near Cello,
east of this city, this morning, by running
into sand bank The engine and tender
were thrown from the track and badly
wrecked. Fireman Howard was caught be-
tween the engine and tender and badly
crushed. He will probably die. Joe Ear
hart and George Lang received painful in
jnrias
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ONTARIO, Oct. 5.-The Democratic Con-
vention of the Second Senatorial District in
San Bernardino County was held here yes
terday. g. s. Barrett of Ontario was noni-
mated by acclamation
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The Rsisin Cron Saved

SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. 5.-The north
wind yesterday swept away the fog and
damp weather, and the raisin crop, which
was threatened with destruction, is now being
saved, and the people are consequently
happy
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CorHrma1inn Of a Renort.d Disnster

BERLIN. Oct 5.-The Vossische Zeitung
has received confirmation CT the report
that General Bardovski and so soldiers
were drowned during the recent manouyers
in Russia by the collapse Of bridge.
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Emps-o- William and Weldersee.

LONDON, Oct. 5-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says the differences between
the Emperor and Waldersee regarding tile
military policy have been removed.
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No. GUILTY.

YREKA, Oct 5.-The jury in the case Of
j. c. Weiss, who was held for the murder of
Charles Ingram last June, brought in II
verdict of not guilty yesterday.
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Suicide of A. Wanamake]

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-A. Wanamaker, cous-
i n of tie Postmaster-General,s suicided this
morning with morphine in a hotel on Mar
ket street. He left note saying simply:
"My life is nothing to me any more" He
had been drinking freely.
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Disaster at Bald Mountain.

DowNIEvILLE, Oct. about 2 o'clock
this morning the board ng-house of the Bald
Mountain Extension Company was de-
stroyed BY fire and much valuable property
burned. The men had only tire to escape.
c. E. Vaughn was killed by a blast explo-
SiO0
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The Scotch Iron Works Lockout.

LONDON, Oct 5.-The fires have been
quenched in all but few of the Scotch iron
furnaces. The lockout will reduce the
market supply 10000 tons weekly.
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MERGED, Oct 5-M. W. Allen, brake
man on rreight-train. got his foot mashed
last night Drs. Lee and O'Brien amputated
the foot and the patient is getting on nicely.
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Mnrlsu Charuad With n;s,nrtinr Fants

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Colonel Caddel, the
Magistrate who presided at the hearing of
the cases of O'Brien and Dillon at Tppe-
rary. is writing a long letter, in which he
charges Morley with having distorted facts
in his recent speech relative TO Tipperary
fair
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AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE.

New York Lawyer Falls Heir TO Large
Fortune.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Fivc years ago ex-
Judge Henry w. Leonard secured the re-
lease of Lewis Stremel of Pueblo, Ariz.,
from an insane ward of Bellevue Hospital,
where lie was suffering from delirium
tremens. S.remel p id him a fee of $3.50
and otherwise showed great appreciation Of
the lawyers efforts. Leonard heard no
more of Stremel until Thursday, when he
received telegram from Wilson & Trainor,
lawyers at Pueblo, saying the latter had
died and left him S250.000
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The Comte de Paris.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Comte de Paris has
sent dispatch4o friends here saying he was
profoundly touched by the warm welcome
he received in America.
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Chinese Converts

Albany IN. Y, Oct. 5.-Three Cinnamon
were baptized tonight in Emmanuel -Bap-
tist Church by Henry NJ. King, d. D. This
is the first instance Of the admission of Chi
namen to Christian church in this section.
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Frederick Mitchell, young forger, has
been sentenced to five years in San Quentin.
He passed forged check for small sum on
Mcbride, the stableman.
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Cholera in snain.

MADRID Oct. 5.-Cholera is believed TO
have broken out in Barcelona, where five
suspected cases are reported, two of which
proved fatal.
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his way to Mokelumne HILL where he will
naded at the residence of E. G. VOORHEES,.
where he is stopping, by the band, and an
informal reception was given him by all
citizens regardless of political preferences.
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The Panama Canal

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-L'Avenir du Canal
de Panama, which has jnst been received
from Paris, announces that the Wyse con-
cession has been extended in reality, giving
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Three Yenrs to Mediate,

Lawrence McGrath. convicted of burglary,
was sent to the House of Correction Satur-
day for three years BY judge Van Reynegom.
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Not an American.

Blanche was located by the police in a
disrepGtable place on Berry street, off Grant
avenue, nearly two weeks ago. A reply to
the telegram from New York brought the
young man to this city, and the police be-
lieye that lie is now being supported by the
woman. Chief Crowley says she is a
Frenehwoman who cannot speak a word OF
English and is now leading life IF shame.
Bessant knew her in Paris, but their rela-
tions there were the same as here. When
she left New York she had life policy Of
his for several thousand dollars in her trunk,
but no money, and Immediately Bessant
traced her to San Francisco he followed.
The Chief is inclined to believe that the
story from New York is hoax.
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A farmer near Atlanta, Ga, not needing
coffin he bought for his sick child the latter
getting we'll, mounted is on four legs and
used it as a watering trough tor his COWS.
With the lid he repaired his fence.
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HOW MY SIOE ACHES!

ASGA Aching Sides and Back, Hip, Kidney and
kS9y Uterine Pains, Rheumatic. Sciatic. Neural
TNgic, Sharp and Shooting Pains, relieved
fSSnaia one minute by the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster. The first and only pan-kiiling
plaster A perfect instantaneous, never-failiug an
tidote to pain, inflammation and weakness. Espe-
cially to relieve female pains and weaknesses.
AT all druggists % cents; or OF POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CoRPoEATIoS, Boston, Mass.
ocl5 MoThSu "
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Refused a Biz 0f.r.
BLANCHE AND "CoUsIN HARRY"

NEW YORK, Oct. Sc. j. Hamlin has
refused an offer Of $4,000 for the trotter
Prince Regent.
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Five Persons Killed.
guv.u Duties.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-By The bursting of res
ervoir at Lalonde to-day five persons were
xii led and thirty injured.
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Condition Of tha Klrg Of Holland.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch to the Times
from Brussels says the King of Holland is
worse.
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Thn ssIhz Metal Shoot.
BIa n chard's Reception

SAN JOSE, Oct. 5.-George Anderson won
for the first time at the monthly shoot for
the Selby medal to-day, by score of A.
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MoNTEvIDEo, Oct. 5-Import duties have
been increased ) per cent and export duties
restored.
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Mexican Items,

said that under no consideration would the
voice or vote be allowed of the United States
or any other foreign nation.
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SUFFER- CREEK, Oct. 1-George G..
Blanchard arrived in town this evening on
The morning call., 1890-10-06
illness Of a 10

Illness Of a Novelist
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Alphonse Daudet, the
novelist, is seriously i'll.
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BRIEF TELEGRANS.

London, Dec. Lit Il said the ques-
tion Of excluding Parneli from mem
bership In the National Liberal Club
will shortly be brought before COM
mittee Of that organization
Texarksna, Ark, Dec. 2.-The First
National Bank suspended this morn
| ing. The hank officiAls Assert tina, the
embarrassment will only be tempo
nry. ~ their assets are VS. 90 and
liabilities el5e, 600
The Hague, Dec. 1.-The body Of the
late King Of Holland was conveyed by
train today TO this city, where II was
followed by an imposing procession TO
the Noord Rhode palace. The inter
ment will be on Thursday.
Cheyenne, wyo., Dec. 1.-The post
master ut Granger, Wyo-, caught
thief Sunday. The Official opened fire
on the burglar and wounded him in
both legs. Marshal Rankin viii bring
the captive here for hearing.
Detroit. Dec. 1.-The embarrassment
Of the Potts Salt and Lumber Com
pany has developed into an absolute
fAiiure, and an assignment has been
made for the benefit Of the credkors-
The assignees say the assets are ST.
Oh, Gs2, and the liabilities Tor debts
$395,55s.
Boston, Dec. l.-Winlow, Rand &
Watson, wholesale dealers in teas,
coffees and spices, assigned Winslow
SAYS the immediate cause Of the failure
WAS the stringency Of the money mar
ket. He has no idea Of the amount OF
| liabilities and assets, which IL Is be-
lieved will foot up TO about $50, 90.
New York, Dec. l.-Arthur 4 Ketch-
nm. stock brokers, have assigned.
Roth members Of the firm state the
as.igument was the outcome Of their
troubles last year. They suspended
then and resumed, after arrangements
Nth their creditors. Business was so
poor because Of the present safe OF the
market that il WAS impossible TO live
MP 70 their agreement
London, Dec. 1.-Severe frosts and
snow are reported on the shores Of the
Ncditerrsnean, something unknown
for twenty wears. Very severe snow
ssorms are reported in Spain, and the
Pvrenees are impossible. The Ger.
man rivers are full Of dangerous driil
ice Eight persons were drowned a
Barmen. The damage At Elberfeid
Barnum and Posen Is estimated O
3,o0u, 900 marks.
London. Dec. l.-Advices from Ten
INN bv vay Of vladivostock, say ina
. W. portion Of the population arr
J rendered destitute BY recent Hoods
M people are desperate IN conse
qusnce o. the lack Of food and cheiieI
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RsaarksAls Bsseus.

Mn. Michael Curtain, Plainfleld,
ILL.,, makes the statement that she
caught cold. which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for . month
oy her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was .
hopeless csctim Of consumption and
that no medicine could euro her.
Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for c0nsumption;she
fought bottle and 10 her delight
found herself benefited from flrst
Jose. She continued its usc, and
after taking 10 bottles, found herseli
sound and well, now does her OWL
Homework and 10 - well - she ever
wa.-Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery at A. &. Smith & Cor
Drug Store. Large bottles SOC. and
$l.00. 2
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THE BRAZILIAN VISITORS.
they Safer Severely froo the Lew
Temperature OF HeN York.

nDty SoueR BevefeIy 1roo tne Lev
remperasars OF HeW York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The increase
In the temperature was Q gratifying
change to the Brazilian visitors on
the warships AguSda60n and Guiana.
6ara, lying In North River. These
two war vessels were built without
any provisions for steam pipes OF
stoves, to make them comfortable In
colder climates, rs 1t was never
thought by their designers that they
would be sent out Of the tropics, ex-
cept possibly during the summer
season, and the officers and crews
came here wholly unprovided with
heavy clothing; ana ~ for over
coats such things are not provided
for i'm the uniform regulations, con-
sequently when the recent cold snap
came, with the mercury dropping
below the freezing point, both OH
Gers and crew suffered severely from
cold. When their discomforts
through lack Of sufficient heavy
clothing was brought to the atten.
ton Of Secretary Tracy he immedi.
ately ordered Pay Director A. J.
Kenney and the general storekeepel
ut the navy yard TO issue to these
two Brazilian vessels such heavy
clothing, Including overcoats, ~
they might need. Pay Director
Kenney seEt over q quantity o.
clothing to the ships on Saturday
and many men for the frat time il
their lives put on under-nannel
and weolen socss.
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a REMARK sLE STEAMER.
Il Has 10 be Carried In seesiops
Int the Iaserisr Of Africa.

IL HAS TO De Carried In SECTIONS
ints the Interior Of Africa.
GLASGOW, Dec. l.-Think Ct
building in Glasgow shipyard q
steamer which must be taken 10
pieces again before 5000 Africans
can carry her over 500 miles of wild
African country, and noat her on
the inland sea Of Victoria Nyanxa.
A correspondent saw this vessel on
the stocks yesterday and obtained 4
rough sketch Of her. She il the first
OF the British neet which Mes.rs.
A. and }. Ingils have contracted TO
build for the British East Africa
Company's service. This necessity
for building the We ssel so a to allow Of
taking her TO pieces again for over
land portage makes her progress
very slow. After ale Is launched
and fitted all tie work which 10
now handled with So much care
must be undone.
Before this ship reaches her des-
tination she must be carried through
miles and miles Of African forests
and Jungle, between the coast and
the big lake. 1t is estimated that
5000 dark;es will he required for this
work, with at least 1000 more a. q
relay staff to replace the eick, funa.
ways and unmAnageable. The new
vessel Is commissioned by the In
perial British East African Com
pany, of which Sir William Mac
kinnon Is president. This COM
pany will float its own flag, iseue its
own postage stamps and coin it, own
currency.
The first steamer Of the feet is
about 100 tons, builders measure
ment. She is s.outly built Of steel
plates, bolted with steel bolts on
steel frames. The bolts will be, of
course, only riveted in their proper
holes when the steamer arrives ON
the shores Of the lake. Each plate,
like eve other part Of the steamer,
Is limi c in size to q load which a
negro could carry conveniently on
his head, and it 10 calculated that
with their loads and 10 their places
the negro caravan will, hen march
ing in file, extend over three miles.
Though constructed for the pur-
pose Of peace, this vessel will be
armed for rough fighting IL it Is
necessary. She will carry an arma-
ment Of two guns, besides small
arms, and hose specially fitted to
throw boiling water from the boiler
among warlike natives. The iron
plating of the vessel is, Of course,
proof against rife or musket balls.
In the bow will be fitted up q rifle
and coming tower. The engines
will drive her at . speed Of ten
knots. Her length over all IL so
feet, with l5 feet beam. Tarrej
canvas sails will be sent with the
steamer.
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TRAIN RonBERY.
A uiEhwayDan Melas U and KiIls
PASSENGER.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The
Times Democrats TYLER. Tex.
special reports . robbery Of passen.
gers on . mixed train on the Cotton
Belt road tonight between Big
Sandy and Winoua by . lone
highwayman. When the train
started to pull out from the water
tank between Big Sandy and WI
mona, The coupling between the
passenger coach and the cars in
front either broke or was purposelv
removed and the train pulled Out.
leaving the passenger behind.
There were eeveral passengers In
the coach, including one negro wo-
man. They all LETT the car and
went out on the front platform to
discover what was the matter. ex.
cept Mr.. Schmidt of Milwaukee, q
MI. Gerhart and the man who com.
mitted the robbery. The first init.
nation he gave OF his purpose was
BY pulling . big pistol, firing rhot
into the top Of the car and crying:
"Hands up, gentlemen"
Schmidt said: 81 looked around
10 see what was the matter, think
ing 1t some drunken cowboy, AMI
found q pistol under my nose. The
man with the pistol told me to shell
out, and I made haste to reach down
In my pockets and gave him what
silver had-about 50 or sic. He
then turned to Gerhardt who was
In the seat with me, and asked him
for his money. 6erhardt said: 81
have no money"
"I know better; shell OUT eaid
the robber. Gerhardt raised bis
hand to turn aside the pistol, when
the robber fired, the ball entering
the L. side just b ow the heart.
Gerhs ID then grappled with him.
trying 70 get possession OF the pistol.
He fought the robber to the door Of
the car. During the scufiie the
robber fired Eve times when,
his pistol being empty, he turned
and ran"
The trainmen say after leaving
the train three men tried to signal
them, but mistrusting something,
the refused to stop. The wounded
man cannot live. The rubber Ii not
caught.
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rIsB REPUBLICAH CAUCUS.
The EIesstsn Hill 20 be Taken U
Today.

bOooy
WAsHINGroN, Dec. later q
lengthy discussion this afternoon
the republican senatorial caucu:
agreed that the election bill should
be taken up tomorrow, with the I'M
Demanding that It be kept before
that body until definitely acted on.
Furthermore, 10 guard against ex'
pected opposition from the demo
cratic minority In the line Of dila.
tory tactics, O committees Of I'VE
Senators was appointed to co-operate
with the republican members Of the
committee Gu rules, In the prepare.
ton Of q rue 10 secure Q closure Of
debate when desired by the ma
jority.
The old caucus committee on
order Of business was reappointed
and instructed 70 prepare . pro-
gramme to govern the proceedings
Of the Senate after its election bills
are disposed Of. II Is stated that no
votes were cast against these deter
limitations OF tie Caucus.
About thirty republican represen-
tativss got together this afternoon
after the . ijournment Of the House
and isfor -nally discussed the reap
portionment question. Nearly all
the leading republicans were present.
The only conclusions reached were
that for the present there was no
need 70 hold q party caucus and the
census committee should be left free
TO deal with the matter. Several OF
those present said no decision was
reached ~ to whether the appor-
tionmeut bill could be passed, but
each one personally insisted that
the bill would PROFESSIONALLY be
pasecd.
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