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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
Kicked Against Civilization.

PARIS, May 12.-Adyices have been
received from Senegal to. the effect that
the SenegaleSe king had been murdered
by subjects. He had tried TO impose
upon them European ideas which he
had imbibed at the Paris Exhibition,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

CoN-r,NriNoriE. May l2 Dlcvdci Pa.
sha. Minister 81 Justice. and The Governor
of C0nstantinopie, wcrc removed. owing
10 the protests Of Germany and England
against their conduct in the Moussa beb
aud other cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
JAIL DELIVERY.
Seven Prisoners Walk Out of the Martins
burg Jail.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, May 12.-
Yesterday Sunday morning about five
o'clock seven prisoners broke the county
Jail here and made their escape. Francis
Martin, Charles Harrington, James
Ford and VIM. Cross, the four prisoners
recently caught in Baltimore, Md, and
brought here on requisition papers for
burglarizing ii. l.. Doll x Co., large
hardware establishment of this city.
were the principals who did the work
and also took out with them three 9TH
erS confined in the jail. There where
aboutS has not yet been learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
n,llrn.h s.,,lnn M.a KIIIsd.

ST. PAN. May 1.-Two section men
were killei and third seriously injured by
being run down by a sporial train ou inc
Burlington road al Prescott Wis, ycsief-
dav afternoon. The section men were on
hand car
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
non,t Get Discouraged !

Because the doctors say you cannot live.
| was troubled with dropsy, and given up
to die. But after using Sulphur Bitters /
am well. 1t is the best medicine for all
Kidney diseases | ever saw.-Nrs. J.
Broirn, Bridgeport. Conn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
y Ts-.1--1tl7--
TUBE VOORHEES, STRIKE,

Three Thousand Men Go Out for an Ad-
vance at Mckeesport.
PITrsBVRG, May 12.-Three thousand
employees of the National Tube Works
Company at McKeesport, Pa, struck
to-day for ten per cent, advance in
wages. All the departments are closed
down except the puddling and rolling
mills. The employees in these depart
ments are members of the Amalgamated
Association aud have no grievance, but
if the matter is not settled they will
also be forced to quit work in few
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
ARMY Lieutenant suicides.

san ANTONIO, Ten, May l2.-Lieuten,
ant Edwin b. Weeks, quartermaster AZ th4e
i. s. army post here, committed suicide
last night by blowing out his brains with q
revolver. He possesses considerable wealth
and leaves family,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
REFORM SCHOOL BOARD

Hears Applicants for the Position of SUI
perintendent at Grafton.
Special telegram 10 the Register.
GRAFTON, w. VA, May l2.-The Re
form School Board held a meeting at
the Grafton House tonight, ond after
listening to applicants for various posi-
tions until midnight, adjourned until q
o'clock tomorrow, without making an
election
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

The subcommittee ofthe House Elections
f,o,nmittee which visited Arkansas TO IN
vesfic-ate the Clayton Breckenridge contest
has returned 70 Washington.
Attorney General Miller resumed MS
duties nj the Department Of Justice yeSter-
davafter am absence Of TWO weeks, due 10
BOD health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

Brniiv. MAY - -Prinoc Bismarrk rides
out daily lie Is very much improved in
health He devotes several hour ever
day 10 sorting and arranging his letters,
many Of which he burns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
THREE BRAKEMEN DEAD.
Result of Freight Collision Near Chat
fannnnA.

tanooga,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May l2.-This
morning before daylight two freight
trains on the East Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia Railroad
collided in fog. Three colored brakemen
were killed and engineer Thomas Gregory
and James McClarin; brakeman ;. ).
Dohbs and Conductor +. ID. Knight In
inred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

McInIIH's fhIt 10 III -1''''
WASHINGTON, May l2.-Judge AdvocatSs
General Rcmey concluded MS review VI VI
the record Of the McCalla courl, H To- 10
-, mis- morning. and has placed all the
,,.,1,.rs i'm the hands of the Secretary OF
ibe saw. IL is expected that the action
of the department. viii be announcer To-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

AKRON, O., May 12.-One of the closest
games of the season was played here this
afternoon between Akron and Mansfield.
Although Mansfield had lead OF seven
runs the score was tied in the eighth inning
by the AlSrons and was finally won by
Mansfield in the ninth with home run by
Dale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
cal, Urndred Thousand.

A1RAyY. n. Y. May l2.-Nothing new
has developed in the National City Bank
sensation. although Bookkeeper Whitney S
speculations are said TO reach over SloO'-
nlO
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Yovncstown's Grounds Flooded.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May I2.-There was no
game here to-day on account of the river
rising on Saturday night and flooding the
grounds TO the depth Of foot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

Earned runs, Wheeling 1, Dayton 3; two
base hits, Lytle, Randall; three base hits,
none: home runs, none; sacrifice hits, Cans,
Niles, Randall. Armitage; stolen bases,
Williams, Brewer, Cuppy, Glenalvin,
OBrien, Zeigler; bases ON balls, of Cuppy
.. off SAWYER ;: hit by ball, none; struck
out. by Cuppy 3; wild pitches, Cuppy;
passed balls, Williams /, Lytle /; double
plays, Cuppy to Lyons to Burke; time, :3s; ;
umpire, Peoples.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

Two men out when winning run was made.
DAYTON. ..........O
Wheeling ............3 o U u
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CROKER BETTER.

The Tammany Chieftain Dispenses With
His Physician.
WIESBADEN, May l2.-Richard Crok-
er is better and has dispensed with his
doctor. He goes out daily. He will stay
here sometime longer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
CORBETT's CHANCE.
sIavin Challenges Him to Box for ~, 900 a
Side.

LONDON, May I2.-Frank =. Slavln,
the Australian pugilist, has challenged
Corbet to box I'm London for one thou
sand pounds a side, TO which sum the
Pelican Club will add one thousand
pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

The senate passed the BIN lor a
marine hospital at Gallipolis. OhP yes-
tcrday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13

COMPLEXION Powder is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet in this eli
mate. Pozzoni's combines every element
of beauty and purity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
TO BUY THE B. & 0.
GIGANTIC RAILROAD DEAL NEARLY con-
SUMMATED.
The Richmond Terminal Railroad Negotiating
for Majority Of the B. & 0. Stock
Garrett Baltimore City and Johns
Hopkins 10 Sell.

New YORK, May 12,-There appears
to be no room for doubt that the Rich
mond Terminal Company is about TO
close big deSl, by which the control of
or a consolidation with the Baltimore
and Ohio may be secured. The stock
in question is supposed TO be that owned
by Robert Garrett and his sister and the
Johns Hopkins University. There is
also talk of an understanding whereby
the Baltimore and Ohio stock and bonds
owned by the city of Baltimore and
State of Maryland may be ultimately
turned over to the Richmond Terminal
people also.
INNIAN MAKES THE DEAL
John II. Inman is said to be in charge
of the negotiations, and ii was author
itatively stated to-day that Edward II.
Lauterback, attorney for the Richmond
Terminal, would 90 to Baltimore to-day
to conclude the negotiations and poSSi-
bly, bring u large share OF the stock
back with him. Many prominent Balti-
moreanS and some of the newspapers
have for long time advocated selling
the railroad stock owned by the city and
State. The Baltimore and Ohio stock
holders have also favored this action
and have freely asserted that unless il
was done the railroad could not keep
pace in progress with its competitors.
IL has been pointed out that the State
and city did not put money into the rail
road rs a permanent Investment, but
merely To help the infant industry years
ago. and il has been argued that the
corporate interests, Including the Johns
Hopkins University, in the railroad
prevented the adoption of a progressive
policy and prevented the road obtain
ing the necessary money to extend its
lines.
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY WILLING
TO SELL.
The authorities Of the university have
for some time been willing to dispose OF
the stock they control. 1t has been
known in Baltimore for several days
that an effort was being made to form a
syndicate for the purpose OF purchasing
the stock of the Baltimore and Ohio
Company held by the State, Baltimore
city and the University. The State
holds S5jO,OOO Baltimore and Ohio
Washington branch stock and S96S, 615
Baltimore and Ohio first preferred
stock Baltimore city holds S3,25O,0OO
Baltimore and Ohio common stock, and
the Johns Hopkins University 81, 500, 900
Baltimore and Ohio common.
A CONTROLLING INTEREST.
This with what the Garrett family
own. il is said, will be sufficient to con-
troll the railroad. Baltimore has finally
come to the conclusion that the road
must some day change, aud it is fair to
presume an amalgamatiOn with the
Richmond Terminal would be more sat
iSfactory to the former city than almost
any other that could be suggested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-13
RIVER RIPPLES.
News About the Boats and Bostmsn GA
the Ohln.

The Belle Prince brought up tow Of
railroad ties yesterday afternoon.
The river rose rapidly Sunday night AMI
Yesterday. and last evening the marks in-
dicated - feet and stationary, a rise ot q
feet IN the past twenty-four hours
The marks from above yesterday wer
Pittsburg l3 feet 4 inches aud falling
Brownsville, Pa, . feet feet and station
ary: weather clear. Morgantown. q feet
> inches and stationary; weather clear
Rice's .andlng. . feet aud falling; weather
clear Greensboro. Pa, 10 feet : inch''.
and stationary: weather clear l.ock No
4. II feet inches and stationary; weather
foggy. Parker. Pa, 10 feet aud ialhng
weather clear and pleasant on city, Pa.
4 feet 10 inches and falling; weather clear.
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
THE cHlRGEs AGlINsT E.LIcE OFFICERS.


Formal Investigations win shortly
Begin-NothinE Definite.
There are naturally many rumors
going the rounds in relation to other
officers Of The Police Department be-
sides Lieutcnants Guy, Gessford and
Botcler but they cannot be traced to
any reliable authority. To is given out
90 day that Lieutenant Guy investiga.
ton viii positively begin early In next
week, but the Commissioners positively
decline 10 give any information as 90
what Will be the exact charges against
him Il is known, however, that the
old fish woman scandal viii be revived
also certain charges in connection with
hie raidinC certain houses of illrepute
The Commissioners say that they are
sim carrying on q quiet investigation.
bui they atc not 40 liberty Just vet to
say whether other litWcnants will be
called fo account
Things have Uuicicd down somewhat
around Police Headquarters to-day, and
thCrc docs not seem 10 be that feeling
nf urCaancss that has been SO notice
able Tor several days past
Congressman arc being solicited TO
Sian petitions and use their influence TO
ail rumbcr Of different ones 20 secure
appointment should any vacancies oc-
.ur 1u ihu detective force
Mr. Block h1s bad his leave of abb
scrDc extended from ten to fifteen days
in order t0 give him time 90 have his
investigation Additional alllaviis are
being higl every lay
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
FREE COINAGE.

HARRIsON's DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO
PREVENT TIE PASSAGE OF THE BILL.
1t was known before the action Of
the Senate on the silver question, which
resulted in the free coinage amend
ments 10 the House bill, that
thirty eight Republican Senators had
signed pledge 10 vote against
free coinage. In addition 10 these
Il was known that certain Democratic
Senators would oppose a free coinage
bill. The opponents Of the measure
therefore felt perfect confidence in the
result That their calculations miscar-
Tied is known of all men.
Just how that paper came 10 be cir
Culaled and SO widely signed is not
known. This article will make il clear
1t seems that President Harrison
called certain Senators before him and
told them with an the cold emphasis
and decision Of which he Is pos
sessed that lie was opposed %
free coinage and would veto any bill Of
that nature which came before him.
He went much further In fact, aud
threatened 10 visit bis dire displeasuIe
upon all who dared 10 vote for such a
measure This threat appears % have
had its eject upon such doughty
champions Of silver as Senators Jones
and Stewart. AT an events, the names
Of the Nevada Senators were found
upon the pledge
The circulator Of the pledge struck
8 snag Of formidable proportions when
Le approached Senator ingalls, with his
precious paper The Kansas states
man 1atly refused 20 sign
Tie demoralizing document He
declared that lie would vote
for The free coinage Of silver 40 auy
hazard utterly irrespective 81 what The
President might or might not think Oh
da
This IeIl declaration of inJepend.
cree So Characteristic 81 Nr. Ingalls,,
broke The pledge business down other
Republican Senators. Teller VOL
eult. Plumb and pettiETew were
known 90 De free coinage
men once .le stand Wss openly made
against Presidential digauon the rest
fuIaHed IS matter Of course. Senators
zones and stewart revoked tie pledge
LeE BAD made ul voted fuT llae coin
age HIll zEaat pleasure not 90 say lae-
H.u
HlrLaus ne miscarriage 81 this dr7l
HUuuE l8 control and dominate the
haas l.a ~ Gen E bad good deal
H.0aH lrE TaldHlllug lLe EIesl lent %
Ieu eEf iuHW t4e cares Of public ire
HHHeHaa.a .II -el.l-iau ~ his law office
n Iu aEapHIIs - soon as ne eApI4-
ta ~ lis tenn Hi.I permit him honor
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
WANTS TO GUST MR.. CRoFFUr
STEWART AFTER THE EXECUTIVE OFF

STEWART AFTER THE EXECUTIVE OFF,
GER OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Senator Stewart is not only opposed
TO the Irrigation Survey being under
the charge Of the Geological Survey,
but be wants 10 Dust Mr.. w. A.
Croifut from the executive office Of
that bureau. lie endeavored to have
stricken from the Sundry Civil Appro-
prlatlon bill the particular item pro,
yiding for the salary of the executive
officer, thus legislaling Mr.. Croifut out
OF his soft place.
Failing In this, he has carried the
war into the White House. He now
accuses Mr.. CroiTut Of inyenting aud
giving ont to the correspondents the
story Of the quarrel between Sen
ator Stewart and Senator Reagan,
which was widely published
II viii be recollected that both the Sena-
tors involved denounced the story as en-
tirely and absolutely false Mr. Reagan
paid the inventor Of the story the left
handed compliment Of saying he had a
genius for lying.
Senator Stewart has asked the Presi-
dent 20 dismiss Mr.. Croffut for invent
ing and disseminating the story What
his proof is. OF whether he has any
proof al all, is not known,
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
A MAGAZINE AGENCY CLOSED.


pItisbure's ChIef OF Police Does Not
Bclieve W the Coupon system.
prrrsHuRc. June 2t-CMef Brown
Of The Department Of Public Safety
Yesterday closed down the operations of
the local agency % Munyon's Mus.
iralci World amaeazine published in
Philadelphia a special cover is pub
Hshed for each OF The cities where the
Journal cirCul0tcs bearing The adver.
tisomCnis Of localdealei well displayed.
With those advertisers the publishers
of thC Illustrated World have p peculiar
and special arrangement Each sub
scfibcr 10 The magazine IS entitled to re.
cCivc q Zen per cent discount on $50
worth 0f goods purchased from any Of
The advertising firms The certificate
emitting thC subscriber t0 thIs discount
De- pint into The shape Uf 6 bond bear.
Ing thirty SEN cent coupons
Tho journal has thirteen of these 8d.
fCriisus with whom ith1s tlis1ffaneo.
mont u therefore gives thirteen 1f
these E bond With each subscription
ai s} Do hn good scheme f1f fhc pub.
fisher Gov ID gives ODE subscribe. me im
preston lhlt besides LARGE Illustrated
magazine De- is getting roHl thing that
wilI bJ useful l1 him iu BUYING r0ois
The agents have worked up large
business chiefly among ignorant per
sons Chief Brown ass fho bond is
fraudulent and ihai ihC whole scheme
is game ~ false rfciaueC The agent
las retained counsel and ys Dee win
NrIf
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
Egl LECOgEYS ESTATE
The murdered uirrs Property Roots
up 1900.

The murdered uIrrs Property Roots
up 1900.
PHILADELPHIA, June Oh The estate
of unfortunate Annie Lceoncy. whose
murder and the trial Of hcrunclc Chalk
ley have formed a thrilling chapter in
Camden County history was settled up
yesterday hy the filing 0f The final 8c.
count Of County Clerk Edward Bur
rough, the administrator The appr3isc.
mcnt included a gold watch. % sewing
machine, a trunk full Of clothing. some
furniture, a lot Of trinkcts the Si2D
cash found In q book, S2Sj due 1s
salary from Richard LeConcy's estate,
and S41.j3 as Annic's one fourth en-.
tcrest in the poultry, which latter IN.
cludcs the 'half drowned chicken that
figured in the trial. The total Is sos 30.
and from this Is deducted 1922 1j
funeral expenses. The balance will be
paid over to the murdered girls family
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
RennhlIenn Management.


According to Mr. Henderson, of
Iowa-who Is neither q Democrat nor
an unspeakable Mugwump, but loyal
Republican with a fatal tendency TO
play with the fire Of tigures-the House
appropriations for pensions up to date
amount 10 at least Sl61 S2i 135, This
Is at least $4,000 600 more than the
appropriations for the current fiscal
year. According to Mr Mckinley the
tariff and tax bill passed by the House
will reduce the revenue $50, 600, 900
We thus have a net difference against
the treasury on these two items alone
Of $40, 900 900, 70 meet which there Is
an estimated gross surplus, not eXclud-
ing the sinking fund OF not more than
500. 600 600
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
SPRING ADVICE.
Nl.aLla. Nalr.Laa.


Be careful Of your diet You 10 not
need heavy food such as you require du .us
tie winter.
Spring may De beautiful, but it Is treach-
erous. DO not lel it deceive you into "a
cold, q fever, malaria or pneumonia.
Do not throw on your winter H4uuels ZOO
early. 10 is better % suiteE a little iueou-
yeuieuCe than % take cold.
III you feel tired fgyerish or oTerheated,
40 not rush on and take "spriug meli-
eiues Cool yourself down and Ing this
way help your system and purify your
blood
Ifyou feel hot aud thirsty. 40 not dHuE
large quantities of water or other "lou-
drinks. lt Is much better Do take . llltle
pure Whiskey ana water, which Viii quaueh
tie thirst, tone tie system aud lgTuiy
against disease.
Remember that only pare WhIskey should
ever he taken into The system, ana chat tle
leading chemists and scientists Of the pres
ent day unite Ia declaring that Duly Pure
Malt Is absolutely the purest and best
The daily critic., 1890-06-21

LONDON, June 21.-sir Edward Brad
ford, the new chief commissioner OF the
Metropolitan Police, Is an intimate
friend of the Prince Of Wales, and
acted as chapcron 10 Prince Albert
Victor during the latter tour Of India.
The Radicals denounco his appointment
nc ipI
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
WIN Lose By ThsIr rronIgaey.

rom ne EH4ttetpa " Hts
The Democratic party never lost the
vote Of a single honest man through any
veto Of a pension bill made by Mr.
Cleveland, and the Republican party
will find that II has not gained a single
honest vote by Mr. Hauison's not veto
ing them On the contrary, the Re,
pubHcans will lose heavily through
heir pension proAigacy
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
Monumental InvisibuIty.


= 7 " -" TT-T-T-T7 ~ TTT--T
The Lee monument at Richmond has
been placed on an elevation so high
that the face of the figure cannot be
seen. This was certainly a mistake,
but, as the rest of il is In plain sight 10
everybody, Il is still ahead Of the
Grant monument at New York, every
part Of which is totally invisible 10 the
human eve
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
seoretary MIndom DenIea Knnnrt.

Secretary Window said this afternoon
that there was absolutely no truth Ia the
report that the names Of the nine ap.
pIaisers created by the Custom Admin.
istratiye bin would be sent to the Sen
nir MnnlaN.
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
TO LlmIt Iinrl. oft I.nhnr-

Mr. Cameron presented The memorial
of the Board of Trade Of Philadelphia,
iavorlng House bill GiI9, limiting the
hours of labor for clerks In postoilices
of The FIRST second and third classes.
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
The Franco Russian Alliance.

LONDON, June 2l.-Thc Berlin cor.
respondent Of the Chr0Hicls says that a
Franco Russian alliance has assumed a
concrete form since the African agree
mCnt between England and Germany.
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
ssF=LADTEsi LADIES LADIES'

k~IaF@ LADIES LADIES' LADIES'
- Mrs. MeCaheFtY Is the only bat and
bonnet frame manufacturer Ia the city. Call
and see Der new shapes Bleaching and
pressing straw and lelt hats altered % the
latest styles. Orders PROMPTLY attended 10.
100 o street IA. -.
k-zaF-WHY not HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made - ere gi the most celebrated
cutters ID Amerleaf Prices same as those
II b ~
The daily critic., 1890-06-21

Mr.. Cameron 10 day presented TO the
Senate resolutions of w. l.. Roimiu
Post G.. A. r., of New Bedford Mass
favoriuE the transfer of the Revenue 10
the Naval establishment
The daily critic., 1890-06-21

MI. EOmOuNS ic-NINuNus NIrIeI
yesterday, for committee of seven TO-
take into consideration tho state OF the
administrative service Of the Senate anil
to report what measures should De
adopted in respect 90 the greatest e1i.
cheney and economy of The service was
agreed 90.
House bin supplementary 10 the act
of March % 1882, In reference 60 biz
amy, was taken up 10 provides th3tail
funds or property lately belonging %
the Mormon Church shall De devoted 90
the use and benefit Of common schools
in Utah.
Mr. Butler offered an amendment ln
effect putting the funds az the disposal
Of the Mormon schools subject TO rules
approved by the President No funds
TO be used TO teach polygamy.
Mr.. Edmunds objected Mr. NDor.
hees said the Senator from Vermont
was in a hurry TO anticipate pending
litigation in the Supreme Court
Mr., Teller favored delay lf the
Moimons could use the money properly
they ought to have it.
The amendment was voted down,
but a quorum failed to vote. II was
then withdrawn.
The vote was yeas, O nays, 24 All
the yeas were Democrats. Mr.. Payne
only voted with the Republicans.
Mr.. Voorhees, moved to postpone the
bill until the second Tuesday in Decem.
Der next II was lost bv yeas, 90. nays,
%. Messrs. Hawley, Plumb and Teller
voted with the Democrats. No Demo.
crat voted nay.
The bill was then passed There
were some formal amendments which
will require a conference.
Mr.. Morrill, then moved to take up
the bill to establish an educational fund
and apply the proceeds of the public
lands and the receipts from certain
land grant railroad companies to the
more complete endowment and support
of colleges for the advancement Of
science and Industrial education.
Agreed to. Debate ensued between
Messrs Morgan, Reagan, Morrill, aud
others
The daily critic., 1890-06-21
sag FoRsBERg q MURRAY.

klafs FORsBERG 81 MURRAY,
~ Agents I'm Washington for
TIE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
OF Boston.
TIE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WORLD.
over 90 have been put into the best build
inGs 10 Washington IN the last two years by
u.s.
Estimates promptly furnished Also agents
for the WOrthington steam Pumping Mlchin-
cry. Also General NaChInIsts and Engineers.
A large stock of Engines and Boilers, Pumps
and Elevators ON hand.
WarcrOums from 1901 90 1905 seventh street
southwest.