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Did lie Have Quay in Mind:

When Shakespeare in IlImlct'S So
liloquy referred 10 the ''inSolcnce of Of
fee, the laws delay" some prophetic
agent must have brought wildly be-
fore his mind the scene of the present
Chairman Of the National Republican
Committee going scot free, notwith-
standing the fact that he has perpe-
tratei enough crime TO keep himself at
work breaking rocks for a score of
trnarc
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appeared upon the scene His authority
with the clerks was respected by all. He
was chiefly instrumental in the tiual re
moval of the Office 10 Baltimore, he taking
up his abode AT the Carr0lton Hotel. His
name is probably an assumed one.
The whole nation is interested in this
matter and response to the charges is
awaited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14
Change Of Voting Place in Clay District

At q meeting Of the Board OF Commissioner
Of the county OF Ohio held on the 23d day OF
September. 1880, the petition Of Louis Meder and
twenty other voters OF Clay District. praying
that the place 81 voting IN said district be
changed from the old Court House TO the FRS
floor OF the two-Story brick building immedi
atcly south thereof. was presented to the said
Board.
Whereupon it was ordered that the place oil
voting in Clay District be changed from the old
Court House 10 the first floor Of the two-storl
brick building Immediately south thereof, being
the Offices now occupied by W. H. DAVIS. j. =.
hereby certify that the above j. a true copy
81 An order made by the Board Of Commission
ers Of the county Of Ohio, on the 2Id day 81 Sep
TENDER, 1870.
HENRY II. PESDLETON,
Clerk Board 81 Commissioners ~ the County o
Ohio. West Virginia. ocioavt
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WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS ARE SAY
ING.
Thomas -. Reed.

'lH AfNN.f''" A@"".'f't-
Reed has been openly and avowediy
the leader oi a faction. The gavel in
his hand has been simply weapon
handy for clubbing the minority. He
has seen members when he wished to
count them for his own purposes and
has refused to see them when he did
not desire 10 give them the floor. To
praise Reeds impartiaIity would be too
much of amockery. The Speaker has
made himself party issue, and he has
no right to complain as being treated
q = Sfteh
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A Subsidy to Spectators.

Surprising Congress had appropriated
So, 900. 600 for the purpose of enabling
4 syndicate Of spectators TO make Il
certain quantity Of tin plate in the next
five years in the United States, what an
outcry that would have been? But that
is precisely what Congress has done,
with the single difference that the S75,-
600, 900 is to be taken from private peck
cts instead OF the public Treasury.
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Inventors! DTaughtsmenl MachInIStsl

"AMEEIcAS INDUSTRY" illustrates and de-
scribes New MECHANICAL INVENTIONS AND
DEVICES. bringing the same%o the attention OF
Canitalists Manufacturers and the Promoters
Of Industrial Enterprises Send Us 10 cts. for
sample copy and instructions and suggestions,
whereby YOU can serve our mutual interests.
SEE Tue INDUCEMENTS We HAVE TO OFFER
Address Publisher Of AMERICAN INDUSTRY,
If-rtforJ Conn oclieods
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Republican Idea ola Fair Ballot.

The Republicans carried Wyoming
because Congress permitted the Nor
mon vote. The Republicans carry
Idaho because Congress forbade the
Mormon vote. The MormonS Of Idaho
are the same as the Mormons OF Wy
oming So far as MormoniSm goes. but
the Idaho Morm0nS are Democrats
while the Wyoming MormOuS are Re-
pgblicauS. and the same party and the
same Congress DISTINGUISHED Democratic
MormonS aud culranchiSed Republican
MormonS. Net result, four Republican
Senators. In this way does the grand
old party manifest its devotion to the
principle OF equality, free ballot and
a fair count.
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DIED.

JORDAN-At Mingo Junction, Ohio. SUSAN
C., daughter Of David and Mary Jordan, aged .
months and "a days.
Funera, from the residence OF Mrs. Susan C.
Carpenter, corner OF Twenty-eighth and Eoii
streets, Tuesday. October II, at p. m
ROTHERMUND-Mo October 49, 1890,
LIZZIE MAY, daughter OF Fred. and Lizzie Roth
ermund. aged weeks and days.
Funeral from her parents residence, No. 1881
Fol street to-day at . O'Clock p. m. lnterment
at Nj. Zion cemetery. Friends Of family re-
specially invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

The object u this suit h. 10 attach aud a.
iect 10 the payment Of the plaintiffs drI. .
81 2Oi.9l. with Interest from the 18th day ni i'.
ruary. 1887 subject 10 credit ~ 1873. ,iNr.
and on said defendant company, amouniih. '
400 shares Of the value OF 500 % per share. .'
which now stand la the name or b. issued fH-.
Florence Williams. In certificate nun.
100. igl l92. 1913. l9i, 1875. 1876 lg7. 1873 ~ el 81
2J2. 2)3, 2Oi and 40, and 10 set aside ccri.i-i.
to the said Florence.
And it appearing by affidavit hied bon ..
cause that the said defendants. John .
Jams and Florence Williams do moi lr-Ii'
the State Of West Virginia, and they n"' DIS
ing been served with process herein, 30 be- Nf.. 3
ed that they appear here within one month a.'
the first publication of thi. order and DO N'IN.
necessary to protect their Interests. if b. iH-.+
ordered that this order be- published and ''"
az required by law
witness. John W. Mitchell, CLERK OFF
Court. at the Court House ~ said count
9Th day Of October, 1890. to-wit. Octolrr
| 1880. JOHN W. MITCHELL.
published thc FIST time October 49, l,N
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL.
WHITE a ALLEN, Solicitors for Comp. BOD
| ociioawt
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO COUN-
i ~, West Virginia. to-wit October Rules, 1880.
James Ncill and Others


vs.. In ASsumpSit,
Rogers Brothers Produce Co with attachment.
The object Of this suit Is to recover from the
defendant the sum Of s3,53lii. being damages
FOR the failure OF the defendant to performs GER
tain contract by 1t made with the plaintiffs for
the sale Of certain prunes. and 10 subject by at
tachment certain property Of the defendant 10
the payment OF said damages. And II appear.
ing from an affidavit fled In the case that the
defendant Is foreign corporation and a non
resident OF the State Of Vest Virginia. on the
motion Of the plaintiffs, by their attorney. this
order Of publication is entered against it: and
II Is ordered that the said defendant. Rogers
lirothers Produce Company, is required TO ap.
pear within one month after the first publica
tion OF this order and do what is necessary "a
protect its interests II j. further ordered that
order be published and posted IS required by
law
Witness. John w. Mitchell Clerk Of said
Court, az the Court House % said county. this
Sih day 81 october. 1880. to-wit: October Rules.
1880. JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the FIRST time October Q. 1851
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
HESIN NJ. RUssYiL, Attorney FOR Plaintiffs.
oc9Oawt
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No Thoughts of Ben,

Since Colonel GARRISON severed MS
connection with the present Admins
tratioa. he has done good deal Of talk
ing. Among his latest utteranceS is
the statement that Robert T. Lincoln
will be- the next Republican candidate
for President The Colonel should be
more considerate OF President IIarri-
sons feelings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

The Census Bureau is struggling along
without the light of Superintendent
Porter's countenance. If he could have
timed Ills departure To take eifect ABOUT
June /, the National census might have
materialized with less discredit to It's
.shcad -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14
\ Serious Oversight.

There is one thing that the Rcpubli-
can Committee have overlooked in get
ing up these campaign circulars: They
should have incorporated condensed
history of the Pension Bureau in them,
with a picture of Green b. Raum in the
center. There is no telling what a
happy effect this would have had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

There Is not section or line In the
entire -NicEinieyl bill that VIII open a mar
KIT for another bushei Of wheat or an
other barrel of pork From JcHaes q.
---.----.- LII =. ..-...L.. I'm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

people. they will be wholly unconcerned
about the time Of his coming or the
time OF his going.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14
as well as in the use OF it

But there's nothing ahead of it. The reputation OF Pearine
covers multitude of limitations Their may end in
but their use may end in trouble. Don't be persuaded
hat they the Pearne orr good as Pearlne
The pedders who try sell them will you that they are if
you're reckless enough try them you will know that they are
not evour Pearne ofsome good grocer for its ped
died Its the best thing get andits the only way get
PeaHne snanuf cturdo JAMES PYLE New YORK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

Wmy Mr.. IIUnBNEp get, back 90
Wheeling hc ever gets out OF the
interior we advise him TO "read up In
the files of the REGISTER, II he is not
keeping himself posted as he goes. be-
fore he tells the people OF this city that
the tariff is not tax. In
our local columns this morning
WEE present the results of q
tour of the stores OF Wheeling
by REoi~rEr reporters iu search of in-
formation regarding the effect of the
MrKnley tariff ou prices. All along
thc lime prices have gone mp with start
ling >uddcuncss Mr.. HUEnAEp may
have iu his Wheeling audiences people
who have bought carpets, hosiery, hard
ware. gloves. pushes, cigars, buttons,
dry goods, etc.. 40 Mckinley prices.
and hc might Gud it embarrassing to cell
them chat the tariff isn't a taN.
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c5cnrrni 2,otirca.
. n,trNrsTRATOP.S NOTICE.

Y In MD IN III. - w iNI>'
~ Having duly qualified as administrator
Of the estate OF Mrs. Charlotte Schaelcr. !e-
ceased. this is 10 notify all persons having
claims against the estate 10 present the same.
properly authenticated. for payment. and all
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
rail and settle HENRY FROHME.
orlin Administrator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

mUBBAED's FLING Al TuE FARMERS.
When 30 talking about the tarth In
this way nay friends SAY: Don't you know
1I-. Elaine said that the Mckinley bill
didn't open "a market for "a single bnShei oil
wheat or single barrel Of pork - Now
my friends. will you tell me how many
bushels OF wheat are exported from Wheel
ing. or how many barrels Of Pork'-hr
HHi1rrs Sp..ct e., ne Eigitt Uarf Hsdafs
Oh. F.lfhg Oc,
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d.rpal 3tntirra.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TvIIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA oW0
! County. to-wit: Do tlir 1rcuf' f
said county.
Catherine j. lIicEman


! Byard HICKMAN
The object Of this suit is tu obtain f.r
/ plaintiff u decree 81 divorce from fI. h.nt. U.
| matrimony existing between h'r ani f.r ...I
defendant. And IL appearing ir.m f.r affidavit
Of the said plaintiff filed among t|.r nIN.f. ..
| said cause. that the defendant Bf.ri llI..n.n
is not 20 resident of the State of West Air.IH'..
said defendant Is hereby required fu lIIr.l .H
said cause within one month after flr ii-f IlI
lcation Of this order. aud do what b. rirt--.rl
10 protect hi, interest in said suit. Do D., 'Hrl
ordered that this order be- published anl ..'.i
ns required by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell Clerk OF our -all
Court. 40 the Court House OF said county iNI'
10th day Of July. 1880. tO-wit. July Rulr-. l'"
JOHN W MITCHELL. Ciork.
DENIS O'kEEFE. Solicitor for Complainant
Cathariue !. Hickman In The Ciscuit cour
~. OF tihiu county.
Byari Hickman In Chaneory.
Take notice that the dispositions 90 CathlrIn.
j. Hickman Jennie Miner Emma J"n'- BOOB.
others will be- taken AZ IA" law oflirr OF l.n.
. Keelie. No. 1874 Market street, boz thr CO.. ..
Wheeling. County of Ohio, in The Sflf.. N.I
Virsiuin. on the Sth day OF NoyrmI.. d. 3d.
lsg0, between the hours 81 o'rl..t ..lf
o'clock y. M. 60 De real iu otf.H-. tH Hr
above named cause on behalf "f .I t.f..Nnr
J. Hickman. the complainant Anl Nh lrNm
any cause the taking 90 the said itn'-lN"n-
shall not be- commenced. or h'iu- cui.n' ''''
shall not be- completed ON that day. iHr iNh'h.
~ the saline VIII be- adjourned from tiur a" 'itr
until the same shall De- completed.
CATUARINE y. lllthNfN.
To BYARD lficKNAS. the defendant '..iAhf
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\ Sore Throat or Cough. II suffered to
progress, often results in an incurable throat
az lung trouble "Dr0rnS bronchial TfOches'
..ivr in.tnnt rrlirf
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ss--Tribu,es OF Respect and Obituary Notices
81 ceut- per inch
- COuEEs PoNnENCE CONTAINING INFORMANT
NEws SOLICITED FROM EVERY PART OPP THE SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications VIII not Doe returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage.
Stamps of Che denomination of two cents and
Jess accepted for amounts Jess than one dollar
ne REGISTER. embracing iis sersrdi editions.
IS s.fer.i ~ ne fodonc. ia NAssiiag, D.. lu,
rs s.c0af cfrss matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

EAlN, rain. 90 away; come again
when we need you and don't come SO
much no o. time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14
Catherine !. Hickman In the Ciscuit Cour
". OF tiuiu county.
Hvurl Hickman In thHuerrh.
WRIT OF ELECTION.
EXECUTIVE DrrAnrNEN1

CHARLESTON, W. A.. SEPT. 90 lr.'
THE STATE or WET Nm"fNIA:
tn ME Commissioners ~ Ei,o'i0A a. N, Nr,.3
C0nHfies ~ HE Sfdfe:
4 VACANCY HAVING OCCURRED iA IIl
~ office Of Judge of the supreme Court
Appeals of this State, caused by tLr d'itl "
Hon Thomas G.. Green. ofJeii'r,on county. uU
OF the Judges Of ssid Court who Was elected f.
the term beginning on the first day OF January
1881 aud ending ON the 3l>t day 81 December. l-r'
YOU arr hereby commanded. in the name of th'
81 ate of West Virginia. Co cause "a poll fH DO
opened and an election 10 boz held al the sstrrt
places Of voting In Your RESPECTIVE countir-. 1
the next general election 20 bee held on Tuesday
the lth day of November. 1917. for Tho purto-,
OF elcctiug q Judge 81 the supreme Couri col
Appeals to OIL the vacancy in said office Tor sni.
uncXpir,d term.
In Witness whereof. 7. a. y. Fleming. Governor
Of said State. have hrrouuto set mN
hand and caused the Great Seal OF a..
- State 90 De- affixed. at thc Capitol Dol
: G. :. the City Of Charleston. tli- 2ith dos
- Of September. In the year 1880. and
the State the twcnty-eighth.
By the Governor: 4. y. FLENiNl
WV. 4. OHLEY.
Secretary Of State. oe-...I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

rSre c9aqre.sioqqi Gai County s.scii0ns,
Tfriry. Nor.m5.r O. f,sol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

John r. Williams and FLORENCE Williams
Of the said John Williams. and the ~.
burgh and Mexican Tin Mining Iompan'
CORPORATION under the laws OF West Nifgin
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ono OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rug STATE SENATE.
First SnGf0riai District,
JOHN J.JACOE,
~ Ohio County.
rog HOUSE, o. usLEGATzs-
A. ID. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN CORCORAN,
ROBERT SIMPSON.
rOa COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

rm-r DISTRICT.
JOHN %. PENDLETON,
OF Ohio County
SECOND DISTRICT.
WILLIAM u. WILSON,
OF Irucr. on County.
THIRD DISTRICT.
JOIN ID. ANDERSON,
% Nicho,a, County
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JAMES CAPEHARr,
.f Nfl.ru County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14
HIS AMBITION.

81 want TO go to the newt Congress 9th
United states. want 10 sit alongside Of
the men that framed the Mckinley bill and
want to vote for THOMAS ". REED as
the next speaker OF The House" loud APP
pIau>el -Ftom ~. H11frrs Npfsrh accepting
d -ao..i.lf,aa. r. r.p.sf. fbgftr faf.Niq,ar-r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-14

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT foR OHIO
i County. West Virginia, tor "'
Rules. 1886.
Charles G. Worthington and william y
partners. doing business 90, lIcnf! h
ingtou,
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atr,u Advertisements

u7AyrED-DowN STAIRS GIRL AT ATS SIS
/ w Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-26
A Distinguished Visitor.

Frank Grnndv Eso General N.n.yer
of the Quebec Central R,ilway. whose
headouart are at Sherbrooke, Ont.,
reached this city Thursday afternoon from
a visit to Lewiston. B B,otbbsy and Wi.c..
act. accompsnied by Hon. William Akin
son of the Quebec & Csrraba.set Railway
Cs. On Thursday evening these gentle
men called upon HIS ErceIlency Governor
Burleigh and other prominent citiz ans who
are interested in this line and in the gen.
eral development of Names great re,our.
ces, by whom they were rreesbty received.
Yesterday Mr.. Grundy AMI Mr. Atkinson
made a call a, the Journal editorial room.
where an hour was pleasantly spe 1t in gen.
eral Conversation and in discussing some
wha. the merits Of the great scheme in
which Mr.. Gruniy, representing the Eng.
lish owners of the Canadian Central. i. in
teres,ei.
Mr.. Grundy came out to o ,tario for the
frs, time in 1883 to represent the London
directors of the Canadian Central. After
iookiny the line and IL. fu,u,s connection.
over very c.rsfolls he returned To Eovt.od
but last yesr wa, again sent ont by the
English ,yn,ics,e a, general manage, Of
their line NJ, C,uoav I. sae tvos of
the English Q iuca,.d and Travelled nile
man. AMI vhiIs vsry c,n,.rv.,ivs in 81.
pressing .ny opinion a. to the plan. Of hi.
compapy regarding an extension Of their
line tn . desn..s. h.,p,r oosn ,.e,ve
m NTH. NJ the va., a. IN, NJ, ,o,,,<yy,,
yo,,,e ira. ,oo..,a.d no did sYn,e.. an
oo;nion ,b,, the y,e., c.p,ileys, b,ias.
. .,o,. the 3. I,x,sncs AZ oashsc xoyIa
h. buil, .b.. the line in which hi. director.
are interested. will sooner or later be ex-
| tended .cro., Maine. All that there Va, +.
VAS, country and m.sniseen, resources to
| ays business, tn the line when comple,ed.
We in thi. p,r, Of Maine VII, A.. we'll .c-
aoain,ed with the route Of III, Csn.d. aod
| C.rr.b...s, line believe IL to b. the only
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wIREs.

Bertrand s. Peacock. dealer in jerelry,
etc. Freeport, has been attached.
Or. Albion T.. Cobb of Biideford is under
arrest. charged with robbing q man who
was drunk in his office late Thursday night.
Dr. Cobb stoutly denies the theft but al
mi;s that both he and his sccuser had been
drinking during the afternoon. The trial
ls postponed 10 Saturday morning.
Mr. Geo Avery of Lisbon. the supposed
victim Of hydrophobIa. was better Friday
morning and ate s1methirg, but was worse
in the afternoon. At i5 p. NJ, he was
having the worst attack that he'd had at all
He WAS suffering awful sgony and WAS in
Wild commissions II vas hard work to
hold him His friends believe that he can
live only short time,
A successful trial trip was made Thurs-
day on the Maine Central Rsilrosd with the
new downward draft locomotive just COM
pleted here The engine drew 3 heavily
10 sded pass ssenger train Of four cars at a
speed Of forty miles an hour q distance of
nineteen miles and return and emitted no
black smoke or cinders. /, is claimed that
the machine, through complete combustion,
hs, solved the problem of the abolishing OF
smoke. einders and waste of fuel in rail
road transportation
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Government Suit Against the w. q
TCo. and ~. p. r r.

ST Paul. July 25.-Ihe suit brought by
the United States government against the
Northern Pacific Railway and the Western
Union Telegraph Company is much more
far-reaching than srpeared at first. The
object of the proceed ding is to forfeit wholly
the rights clsimed by the Western Mon
Telegraph Company under franchises al
legged to have been derived from the Nor h.
ern Pacific Railroad Company. The teie-
graph franchises in question extend over
2,ls9 miles Of railway. The proceeding
also denies the right of the Western Mon
Telegraph Company to succeed 10 the rights
and franchises of the Northwestern Tele
graph Company of Kenosha, Wis, the
nited .ates Telegraph Company, the At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, the
Independent Telegraph Company, the
Pacific Telegraph Company, the Overland
Telegraph Company, and 3 number of
others, the names of which are not speci-
fed. The complaint alleges that the
Northern Pacific had no right to enter into
the contracts with telegraph companies,
that it vas a breach of publ: trust. and 4
violation of the Northern Pacific charter.
The contracts are all declared unlawful.
because the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany is rot by and through its own cor
porate officer. and employees maintaining
and operating for railroad, commercial, and
other purposes, tele graph lines, but, on the
contrary. is in all ways disregardins the
provisions of the act Of August I, 1888. re-
curing it TO operate its own lines.
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Cannon (Iilinois) from the committee
on appropriations reported on the Sundry
Civil Appropriation Bill with the Senate
amendments On point of order, raised
by Breckinridze (Kentaeky) the bill was
sent to the committee on the whole. The
Honse went into committee whole on the
hill. A short discussion occurred as to the
limit which should be placed upon general
debate. A point dispute was the irrigation
feature of the Senate amendments. II vas
agreed that general debate on all portions
of the bill, except on irrigation amend
meuts, be closed in thirty minutes. and on
those amendments IL hours debate al.
lowed. Pending debate tn. committee rose
On motion of Mr.. O'neil (Ma-sacha-
setts) the Senate bill was passed, granting
an American register to steamer Marion.
The House at took recess antil g.
No business was transacted at the eve
ming session.