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Evening journal., 1890-12-27
VACCINE REPORTS.
An Act to Regulate the Liability OF
Clay Employes-Star Bill.

An Act to Regulate the Liability o
Clay Employes-star Bill.
An adjourned meeting of City Council
was held last evening.
The Police Committee reported in favor
OF awarding the dog tag contract to w
e. Lindsey at $l9 per Thousand. Adopted
The City Treasurer reported the bal
| ance IN bank to current expenses
$Sl, 630 9s; special deposit, $12. $40. 90
received Of Board of Water Commits
sioners. $5,790.
DR. w. 2. Miller, vaccine physician
for the northeastern district, reported
100 vaccinations, all primary; 157 white
and three colored
DR.. M. J. Hughes, vaccine physician
for the northwestern district, reported a
total of A5 vaccinations; is primary, &c
revaccnations; l3 primary vaccinations
| successful; . unsuccessful; 1S revRccina
tions successful ~ unsuccessful
The miscellaneous pay roll, amounting
to 81 SAT II was allowed, as was also the
police payroll, amounting to 80. 1898 .25
The following communication was
received from the secretary Of the Board
OF Water Commissioners:
"dRETIRMEN We would be glad to
have you meet and unite with us to pre-
pare and present to the next Legislature
an act similar to the one passed by the
Legislature of Massachusetts, entitled,
AN act to extend and regulate the
liability Of employers to make compensa-
tion for personal injuries suffered by
employees in their service, a copy OF
which is on file at this department
Referred to Law Committee, with in
structions to meet with the Board Of
Water Commissioners
communication was read from the
Star Publishing Company, asking re-
consideration OF action on its bill for
printing the delinquent list. Referred
TO Law Committee.
The interest list. amounting TO SIS 497,
was allowed The following bills were
allowed Thomas Pagan, $407 81 Fred
erick Winchester, S104 "a; Lelion Col
Inns, Sl04 10; Frank Barrett, $95.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Electrin NJ N 81 I.nnl.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 27-The Adams Electric
Railway company, of ST. Louis, will short
iy enter suit Against the Thompson Hous-
ton, the Sprague. the Short and other elec-
trio railway companies whose systems are
now IN successful operation for infringe
ment OF patents covering the fundamental
principle Of propelling cars with eleetrici-
~ as the motive power. The claim upon
which these proceedings are to be based Is
the official record Of the patent Office de-
partment in Washington, backed by legal
opinions from the most eminent patent
lawyers in this country to the effect that
the Adams company holds the patent un-
der which every successful electric ilroad
system OF the country Is now being oper-
nted
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
STanried Beyond ReoornI,,o,.

LAKE HoPATcoNG, N. j., Dec 25-By
an explosion in the cartridge house AZ Tie
torcite Powder company's works yester.
day morning John T. johnson and Nah
Ian Sperry were mangled beyond recogni-
iion. The men were engaged ia making
cartridges when the accident occurred.
The shanty was blown to atoms. a great
ragged hole marking the spot where il had
stood. The general belief is that tho ma.
chine used in filing tho cartridges had ex.
ploded the powder, OF which there was not
more than ten pounds in the shanty. The
force OF the explosion was felt in every
house IN the place
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
NYreo1ed on thn .Iarso. -.

AsBURY PARK. N. j., Dec. n. L The
schooner Yale, OF New Haven, Conn. il
ashore at Deal Beach. IL is hardly prob
able that will outlive the storm. The Yale
IS owned by Armstrong & Hodgson. OF
Baltimore, and was bound from Boston to
Baltimore for GOAL. Her crew, consisting
of Capt X. Alexander Simpson aud seven
men, was taken Off the vessel last might
by means OF the brooches buoy. A large
bark is reported wrecked of Bay Head
The shore wires are down and no informa.
tiou can be obtained.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Fought n Duel with Bowie Kn,v.s

FLORENCE, Wis, Dec. 27.-Joe Heiden
and John Neumer, two lumbermen, while
coming into town from HalPs lumber
camp, fought a bloody duel with bowie
knives near Keyes' lake, three miles from
this place, Neumer is badly cut ana viii
die. Heiden is also badly cut, having becn
stabbed by Neumer in several places Hell
den is in Jail and Neumer is at Mollov,s
stable, where his death IS expected every
moment. lie has ten ugly wounds on his
breast. Neumer's home is at Copperstown.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
By a Rear End Collision.

ST THOMAS, Ont, Dec ga rear end
collision occurred between two freight
trains on the Michigan Central near Iona.
resulting in the death Of Brakeman Hector
Grant, Of this city, and the serious injury
OF three other train men. The two ca
booses of the forward train were demol-
ished. Grant was instantly killed. Con.
ductor Cole Hammond sustained a fract-
ure OF the leg, Brakeman George Benedict
had foot crushed and Fireman Thomas
Burke had his head cut The other train
men escaped by jumping some OF them
sustaining slight bruises 1t is not vet
known who was responsible for the acci-
dent
Evening journal., 1890-12-27

Coroner Sparks empsnelled Jury on
the body OF Joseph Newell, who was
found dead in pool in the yard OF the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company last
evening The evidence was that Newell
went to the water closet during Thurs
day evening, that he was subject TO
epileptic fits, and during one must have
fallen into the pool. The jury gave a YER
dict in accordance with the testimony,
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
a Bank Cioae. ~. n.o...-

WooNsocKET, S. D., Dec. 2r.-The San
born County bank, run by Leon l.. Ste
vens, closed its doors yesterday. The
county treasurer had s., GOO OF the county 3
money In tho bank, and a number of mer-
chants are caught Stevens has made an
assignment TO George w. Corkings, a
former partner. Stevens was city treas
urer and closed down on $500 OF the oity
funds. There was no run on the bank. and
the reasons given for the suspension are
poor business and slow collections
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Governor beavers sliv.r weaa,n.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec 27.-At a dinner
given last evening by Governor and Mrs
Beaver TO the members OF the governors
cabinet the host and hostess were given
an agreeable surprise BY the presentation
70 them Of an elegant silver tea service as
a token Of esteem and as a memorial of
their twenty-flfth wedding anniversary.
Ex-Secretary stone made the presentation
speech.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Charged with EmbeEzIing alo 600

ALBANY, n. X, Dec 27.-Daniel W.
Ialcott, who has been for long time en-
ployed as chief bookkeeper for the firm of
sage y Co, was arrested last night and
jailed on charge Of embezzlement. Tho
amount Of his peculations are said to be
$4,000. He is said to have worked in col
fusion with Joseph B. Abbott, the de-
faulter who lately suicided.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
PerIshed b DC Flames.

WEYAUwEGA, Wis, Dec "a Yesterday
morning fire was discovered in Iawler's
saloon building at Fremont, and before it
was under control it destroyed two other
buildings occupied by Hildebrand Bros. as
saloons. Orrin Ennis, who was carrying
out goods from the Lawler building, per
ished in the flames A dance had lust
broken up in the building. Ennis had no
family
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
cheap Land. and Homaa

In Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mlssis
sippi and Louisiana, is the title Of q
psmphletissued by d. G Edwards, gen
eral passenger and ticket agent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o., con
tanning correct county map and de.
scription Of lands along the line. This
pamphlet mailed to any address free on
application.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
rhe on.toma nornnna !. -.

BUFFALO. Dec. 2T.-Buffalo drlllers have
struck another great gas well in Canadian
territory adjacent TO Buffalo. Careful
computation places the how at l2OOO,0O
ieet IA twenty-four hours. Arrangements
nave neen made 20 pipe the gas across tbe
river 70 buffalo, aud the indications now
are that considerable customs duties-at
~ cents ad valorem-will be collected on Il
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Wntnr rnminn ~ 49,

OLEAN, n. y, Dec. eT.-The main water
line burst in the center of the Allerben,
river yesterday afternoon, leaving lie an
IN g bad predicament, as no other waite,
can be obtained until the break is repaired
which will require several days. The news
papers were compelled to run their presse,
by hand and all factories have suspended
work.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Cut His Throat on His w,fa,s cr.vo

WARSAW, n. ", Dec. &C. P. Wing. a
painter, cut his throat with a pocketknife
on his wife's grave Thursday night. He
made bad cash, but the jugular was not
cut and he may recover His wife died
some months since, and he has been de-
sDondent
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
St. stephens FESTIVAL postuopsa

The program prepared for the Christ
mas festival Of st. Stephens Lutheran
Sunday school was ouly partially
rendered last evening, owing to the dis
agreeable weather, but will be given en-
tire tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
This services will take the place of the
evening church service.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Inn go fnr All rirl,,

lRoNToN, o., Dec Thursday night
az Center Furnace dispute arose over a
girl and a free for all fight ensued, III
winch Ed Gallagher was shot through the
heart anu john Oliver killed by blow on
the forehead with a stone Henry Iugalls
was wounded seriously.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
KlIIed by ! FnlIlnr Rnl1.

ST. TOWNSVILLE, N. Y, Dec. 27.-While
John Colson, of this place, was engaged
unloading rails at the depot In this village
at noon yesterday he was struck on the
head by falling rail and Instantly killed.
He leaves q widow.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Kalakaua Visits southern CaIIfornIa

san FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-King Kalakaua
left here today for fortnight's soiourn in
southern California. he is accolnpnpiefi
on the trip BY Col. McFarlane and Col
Baker, Of his suite; Lieut.. Blow. Of tbe
Charleston, and one or two Others. ITnon
his return the king win take his depart.
ure for Honolulu.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Death Of : weIl Knovn I..,,,,.,,.

DEIMAR, n. Y, Dec. 2.-Nathan p
hinman, the we'll known lawyer, died on
Thursday at his home in this place. aged
IS years F' ~eNN
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
For the Holidavs.

A full line of all kinds of Cerdials Scotch
and Irish Whiekies, Jamaica Rum, St Croir
hum, New Englsnd Rum. Everything in our ?
line a. hobelen's Family Liquor Store. No
10 Nest Seventh street, Telepone t45.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Ihe DylnE E4-rreasnrer.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 27.-Gen. Spin
ner has failed perceptibly since Wednes-
day. how long be must continue TO suf-
fer cannot be foretold. lie is simply dying
slowly .
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
a 5000, 600 rlre.

CHARLESTON, 5. O., Dec S7.-Fire last
night destroyed the Edisto Phosphate and
Fertilizer works, about three miles from
this city. Loss, S90O, 600; fully insnrod
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Wilmington Clearing Bous..

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were; Total
$iS4, S59 81; balance, s44, 90S.10.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
Al Cunrantee
Inquest ON NeweIl.

"A. written guarantee with every canary
bird sold by J. II. sHarkins, No. sl5 w .Sth
Evening journal., 1890-12-27

$500 REWARD offered by the proprietors OF
DR.. Sage's Sntarrh Remedy for an incurablt
case. 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
iTsHs or lnresEsT

TIM Arabs have no "belloln in their language
The ne arest they come TO il Is to throw a
stone and hit a man in the back, and then
ask him as h0 turns around: "uoes It please
heaven 10 give you good health this norm
inEYn-Detroit Free Press
Evening journal., 1890-12-27

a MAN with an illustrated lecture on
charity should have philanthrcpic views.-
Texas Strings.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27

DIR. DRHARIT's Penpyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pepnyroyal pills made At
d druegisis and by mail, ST. ON ce, 203 " .
9th St., Phila. Ladies' beware Of limitations
Evening journal., 1890-12-27
MARRIED.

SPINDLE-"Howd do you feel alter your en-
counter with meY' Wool-'I'm worsted.'-
Chicago Post.
Evening journal., 1890-12-27

And a general reduction on Mems
and Boys Clothing to close it out
before removal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

These tea men had 20 supervise
the tan thousand negroes put 81 their
disposal by Bali-Baii, and 70 them Vas
given the task of manufacturing the
monster cannon and It's not less monster
projectsle. Two weeks after the arrival
OF President Bsrbicaue and his ssso-
ciate az Wamasai three large workshops
were established az the southern foot Of
kilimanlaro, one for the cannon foun-
dry, the second for the manufacture OF
the prolectile aud the third for the
manufacture Of the meli-melonite.
Now, first OF all, how had Barbicane
& Co. met the problem OF mAnufact-
uring a cannon OF such colossal dimen-
siOns2 We will sec and understand at
the same time that the difficulty OF
creating such a device was not easily
comprehensible by the inhabitants OF
the world. In reality the making OF
cannon million times larger than that
OF tweuty-seyen centimeters was a
superhuman work Already great DIM
eulties had been met Ia the manufact-
ure Of pieces OF forty-two centimeters
long, which would throw projectiles of
seven hundred and eighty kilos with
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

IHhlIs. Al oihtfs dhIlY ekcfpf NuuchV
Taxing eject sunday, Juie l5 lh,s.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Araatic Ia
Presses 70 Snd from Dcfrait-parlor cars run
on Day cypress and Grand Rauids Express "a
and IRON bctroif-Direcf connections maze ~
Detroit WITH AL through trains Fasi-l1ckets
on sale NJ Union Ticket once. q Nour0est
and az Union denaf
o. w iv.-rFt : y al r kgf Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

RON NaAi.irt, lu4lNa Ton. haiQNlu1 ~ u m
snaiiy. fDsiy except sunday 'Dails "a
ceIt saturday .Dalls except Monday.
Through PaF4or coach g. thicaso On ~ o.
m. ifain-no eHfrE charge for stais
The -Si .. a.. a "a consisting of CAV coHch-
e snd Smoker runs faloug g. thloa 80 solid.
IhrVuan com1iEsflon sIerplae and cha r
cars 90 ard from Indianapolis on Night LK-
pTfsS trains
1hroegh s.eepers 70 and from Chicago On
night Lgpress trafps
W. A CA6PJNIER. Trasnc Manager.
WilL1kN n HsNTrr. 49, bfu. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

W - ~ ~
train isAv.s grSud Rapids for IiieGsn a.
lao - srTir~- there AT s.z3
Ihl-1sh fickcss sold % principal points In
- tnited 6tases EsIico end Canada ~ n nice
z1eket VncA =. =. 5EfrN.
q. p A. Cleyeisnd. oh1a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
CHAPTFR XVII


II vufCE THE poPULsTTCN OF rANAsAT As-
sENBLED TO HEhH FREsIDE~T RARBICAsE
say FTaE~ 10 cATrAES vIcF0tL
II vas in the evening Of the 22d %
September, that memorable date which
public opinion credited with an infu-
ence ss unlucky as that ot the ist of
January of the year 1000. Twelve hours
after the sun bad passed The meridian
Of Kilmsniaro. that is a. midnight Cap
tain Nlcnsll was 70 touch Of the terri
ble cannon.
Kilimsni arc being 3 degrees cast of
The meridian Of Paris and Baltimore p
degrees east Of said meridian. there vas
a difference of li4 degrees between
these two pIsces, o. A. inmates ID tine.
oT hours and - r1irufss 50 The ar
act moment a. Tbich The shooting
would take place would - ho1rs ard
"a minates past meridian IN that great
city e MARYLAND TIE weather vas
magnificent Tie s8n asd 51st zoas
io~n oz the plssns q Wsnaassi. behind
. horizon q perfecs PARTY lt pas i'm
possf bic 20 vish for prettisr nighe ons
more calrn o. starry, "a shlch " taror
the prozsctiIe across space. Not clo1d
voulz % nixed ~ita the a~4scssl
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

rHICAGo a WET MICHIGAN TRAINS
y arrive az ana deparl from nlon Depot
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
uLIKoIL 0. h. FND NmWAUEEE

fbaittt sunday 4 excepted Nalifs
DeffoH express ard LyeninE express nave
psrior csrs att3chCa sud male direct cohnec.
9. q ln Detroit for all points kasL
tKpie.s leaving az le.-f D.. u has N a&net
aeep.ng ar g. Detroit. arriving ir bfif9i-
a. 20 a. "a.
Morning express aud Grand Rapids express
have pa ig cars ~ tfaclFd
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
j.. q. II. A 81. oface. Il Morroe -. and Al tie
depot. - ..,,,.
JN0 v. LOUD. frame g Hgef. Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


MANS sossa aoE5a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

] would invite him 70 have supper with
ON and 20 sip = glass of champagne At
the very moment when they are going
% FIRE OF the gun"
And after these and many exclama-
tions which he generally used In play
ing whist be said: COB. the old fooli
without a doubt ne must have bcen dull
when be made his calculations Tor this
affair Of Kilimanjaro. lie viii find il
very necessary 70 make another. Oh.
what fool with his cannourr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

Jhcshortest hae 10 Detroit ana East BE
fant parlor cAfs between Detroit and Grand
haplasb lIslue leaving Detroit 2 - o m an1
daily except sunday
a AfNQrIfr. Ticket AGENT neDofi 6Eo. ~.
MuSSoS. vnion ricxet Agent. IS Neor0e-st.
GB0. r. ENrrH. Gen. Al. iraac hap.1s. ".
A. CkErTSrEn. Ira nc Msnager. J. B. NuLls-
KY General Mana e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

Il kfFfCI NoA 10 ie>f-
OF Musk -. LT aH = ga ~ ~ a.. 4 a. pD
lran A. ils al t,laB m-e.f5 pm
ThIo0Eh tiettis IA fali Information can be
had by calliug npou A. ElmgulSi. IcAri aEent
81 aepoi OF u Vi Nuuson. luion ticket agent
g. MoAfOe-si 6rApo Rapids. Mich.
4. l. LogE oan. Gen Pass AEcnL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-24
CLAIM THE WILL is FORCED.
Sensational Charge Made Before the FRO
l;tiI. Ga.l,I.t L., Chia....I.

4 charge that the will Of the hate Mrs
loaisa \. Jerome. dispnsing Of Sl5o,0oo,
Is a forged and fictitious enc, was
glElrdCtilv made in the probate
court III hicago on the IMh.
The case promises IL become very SEN
sational before il is concluded. Mrs.
Jerome Was the widow If the late Milton
Jerome. who died two wears ago. He
LEFT Il s:aH', 900 estat" to his widow. Nei-
ther bad any children. They lived in
apartments in the building. .2l State
street. owned by Jerome. and after his
death Mrs Jerome continued TO live
there until her death, December u,
1880
About three weeks ago Lawyer J. \.
Sleeper presented document iiurport-
ing to be Mrs. Jrrumc's Will To- the pro-
bate court. He said il was delivered to
him by his client, John {. tosgrove,
Mr.. CuS.rnN2 is the western repre-
sentative of the Standard Shoe Compa-
ny. Of Boston. The will appeared to
have been made by Mrs Jerome Dcceln-
hcr l.. 1889.
The witnesses To the will are John c.
tosgrove, whose two children were left
go, 900, and james r. McE,llgott. an en-
gincer and part owner of the race horse
Martin Russell.
Instead of coming into court. and hv
filing a petition for letters as executor
accepting the will. Mr.. S1chbins. one of
the executors. with Mr.. Eiough, the
uncle, Mrs. Clara Phillips the aunt, and
the various cousins Of Mrs Heroine
appeared with LAWYERS w J. Haynes
and Noah f. Gary. and op-
posed the proE,atng of tie instru-
mrnt. Henry = Slchbin~. Andrew
Cummings and William j. onahan are
appointed executors The heirs and
executors all rcru.liatc the alleged will j,
and will not proceed under il. They
say Mrs. Jerome left 10 Will. and the
paper presented is forged The c"n-
tcstants refuse to ,liyuIgc their evidence
before il is brought out in court.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-24
RUINED BY RAIN.
Farmers Ia tcn.ra! New York Di>cour-
...:eI .ii.omt Crop Prnspr..t>.

a
l..-,,tt,.t, ,r tI,r ydi, from i-ri,i y
y ..,.. p,,;n in. I.iI, u almost viii
,,,r i~I,,,r,,ti,.. IN he. Mohawk NnlI,y
s.,,,,' Sr,r,i,y ryrtfina Nuch Of lhr
.;n,,. !, h,. ,tn,,r,d iowu in t,rrouts and
~ ,I,' ,.,.,..i,u. h,,,. fI,U hanks and urr
nyrrt,nwin" Tn, lrxcl land. alnnr their
-i.rr- IN In. ~:ulouoiI Vall,.1 the
n.,t.r i ny,r lie railroad tracks
- sryrr.I rI"r"s. Ecpolls from
surrounding towns are to the cf-
fcri THAI unless the rain stops soon
mub ,lalna.,. Will he done hv the floods.
!,.,n,,rs in tc..tr;,I New Iui. ic, thor
.a}nh}, discouraged. The month has
l,ctr -, exc; ldinnalk wet one. and in
stances ar numerous W here seed plant
"a or -nan has rnttcd Iii the 5rsfnud. In
other instances Tie farmers have been
u,ghlr Ia nlow. plant or SOW. Even on
tlf5 hill. tii.. ground Is s:lturatci until ii
:, like mortar. and on the flats ami low
lands the meadows and cultivated field.
an. rnf;r,iI- r:fIrr NHt"r storm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-24

~ acres Of land, for observatory purp"s-
cS. Il, the summit of Wilson Peak. near
Pasadena. Cal: Senate bill granting he
buildings and one section of land at
Fort >l>Seton. Ia the state of S"ath nako-
Ia for the Use Of the militia uf that state
ilnu>" bill for the establishment "f new
h;irbor lines on Portage Lake. llutIyh-
ton County. Mich. The Senate in exec
utiyc session to-day confirmed Ike fol-
lowing nominations: United States con-
sUi~. j G. hamhcrS. uf New York. at
EatounI. Russia: II RaIlcn1iuc. Of the
district of toiumhia. ut Bombay: l. :
Metau9han. of Iowa. AT Durango; w
II. AbcrCrnmbic. of New Jersey. at Ma
gasaki: ). II. Pair. of Michigan. III Port
Sarnia: G. Ware. of Iowa. AT Vera Cruz.
MoNpAI. May BIN the Senat. to-
day the silver bill was The subject "f Il
spirited discussion. Mr.. Dolph made Il
speech, iii which he expressed the
thought that international hi-mctalism
WAS de~;Iahic. At The rlu-c of Mr.
nolph's speech Mr. Teller criticised
some points of il, and said that ii w,mld
no' 1t" for that Senator. ur amy utE"r
Senator. to say with nncl!cn that lie was
tnrtht inullt standard or for silver. and
then favor measures which We're ah-0-
lutcly destructive of silver as money.
Mr.. Mitchell expressed his dissent from
the views expressed hy his colleague
Mr.. Dulph. Nr. Hale, from the com
mittcc ON appropriations. reported back
the annual naval appropriation bill. On
motion If Mr. Wilson la il was OF
derrd that the senate bill ~uhicctin"im-
law OF th, several states shall he taken
I, I, .iit t.r Ia.
ing business. After an executive Scs-
sion the Senate adjourned.
Tuesday, May n.-Thc Senate TO-DAY
considered III" bill reported to the iu-
dietary committee. slthlccting imported
liquors Ia tn" provisions of the laws of
tn" several states. NEr. Ingalls, and Mr.
Ednrunds called for the reading of the
minority report. which was done
il is signed by McssrS. Wilson lIa.l,
Ingalls,, EdlnundS and IIoar This
report had been accompanied
by Il bill to provide that the payment of
any impost or excise tax should not cx-
empt the importer Of the article from
liability to the laws of state After
further discussion tho bill went over
without action: and tine Senate pro-
cccd"d tn the consideration of res
offered bv Mr.. Cameron,
in respect To the memory
ii the late representative. VIM
u. Kelley. of Pennsylvania Remarks
in rUloYy of the chara"tcr and public
services uf Mr.. Kelley were made by
Senators Cameron. Morrill,. Reagan,
sherman. Hampton. llaWlcN and Daniel
At the close ct the cIlogics the senate.
a. Il further mark of respect tu the mem
ory of Mr.. Kelley. adjourned.