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cHAR1rsToN, W. Va, Jan. eo-1ntke
House to-day Mr.. Hanen introduced a
resolution providing for a joint commit.
tee Of Eve, three members Of the HOUSE
and two OF the Senate, to examine into
fees paid into the Auditors and secre-
tary OF State's Offices, as to the kind
and amount, and report by bill or other
wise as to the advisability Of diyertine
the same into the State Treasury. It is
believed each Office Is worth from Sl5,.
COO to $50, 900 ayear, and the object Of
the resolution is to find how much Of
the fees come from foreign corporations,
for which the State is q dumping ground
under present laws. = .
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A Preaeher,s Crime.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. 9O.-.rhe Rev.
a. NJ. DeFord, OF HortonyilIe, waa yes
terday sentenced to five years at Wan.
puma at hard labor, and in addition will
pay fine Of $500 for the crime OF rails.
ing currency from one denomination to
another. Judge Jenkins, in ptononnc.
ing sentence, was very severe on the
prisoner. The crime he had committed,
be said, was one OF the worst In the stat.
ute books. There was no excuse for q
minister, OF all men, committing such
crime-a minister whose business it was
to teach men tho very opposite. De-
Ford broke down and cried like baby.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 20. : Both
branches Of the Legislature voted for q
United States Senator at noon to-day,
There we're six abssntees in the Assem-.
bly,, and the ballot resulted: Hill 65,
Evarts IS. In the Senate the vote
stood: Hill Is, Evarts 10. The joint
session will be held Tomorrow, when
oil the Democrats are expected to be
present and as result elect Hin.
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Hoaly Causes a Rlot.

DUBLIN, San. 2O.-Mr. Timothy D.
Healy, NJ. p, delivereda a lecture yester.
day evening at MpIlingar and a riotoug
scene was the result. A strong force Of
sympathizers with Mr.. Parnell gathered
outside the hall during the course Of tho
lecture aud threats OF violence toward
Mr.. Healy were freely uttered When
tho latter emerged from the hallh he was
greeted with astorm OF hoots aud yells
and q rush was made by the Parnellites
In his direction. Luckily a number OF
priests who had been present al the
meeting interposed therlselyes be-
tween Mr.. Healy and the infuriated mob
and thus probably enabled them 10 es.
cape from rough handling,
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KANSAS CtTS Mo-, Jan. 20.-The run
which was commenced on the Kansas
City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank yes.
terdsy continues to-day. As early as Z
o'clock this morning fully $50 people
we're standing in line in front Of the
bank waiting for the doors to open.
When the bank was opened at 0 o'clock
the crowd was as large as at any time yes
terday and there was q wild rush for the
paying teller's counter.
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anlllnrsr Eleetled % nc sanata.

CoSCoRD, N. H., Jan. 20.-4t noon to-
day a ballot was taken in both branches
OF the Legislature for new United states
Senator to succeed W. Henry BLAIR. In
the House the ballot resulted as follows;
Charles II, Burns, / /; Charles A. Sinclair
(Dem J, 1853; Dr.. Jacob Il. Gallinger
iRsp.), 1871. In tho Senate the ballot
stood: Harry Bingham, Charles A.
Sinclair, 0; Jacob II. Gallinger, II. In
each House the name Of DR.. Gallinger
was ordered entered upon the records us
the choice OF msiority Of the members.
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DItln't TnI.e pace,

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-rhe meeting of
1000 South Side street railway employees
that was to have been held after mid
night last night to discuss the advisa.
biiity of a strike, did not take place.
The outspoken antipathy ofthe men to-
ward the appointment OF o. ]. Luck
Superintendent, tosuCceed Q. B.Holmes,
result in Mr.. Luck being given subor.
dinate position. In consequences Of this
disposal Of the obnoxious official the
me6tlug was declared oil. fheduties Of
Superintendent have temporarily been
assumed by President Wheeler.
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ahair, but while the Secretary and
clerks were still at the desk. Mr.. Ransom
walked up to the desk and declared EN-
phatically that the question on taking
up the resolution had not been decided
by the Senate and that the result Of the
vote had not been declared by the Vice
President.
Mr. Hoar aud Mr.. Aldrich were in the
group about the clerks desk, and argued
that the resolution was formally and
properly before the Senate. Mr.. Ran
som, however, was not satisfied and may
bring up the question tomorrow on the
adoption Of the journal.
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rhn ElrhI nonr Movement.

ToRoNro, oST., Jan. 9o.-At mass
meeting of workinemen last evening
Samuel GOmpers, President of the
American Federation Of Labor, made a
strong appeal for the adoption Of the
eight hour movement, especially deplor-
ing child labor, and pointing out the in
creased happiness and prosperity to the
community from the lessening OF the
hours of toll. MIR. Gompers and Mr..
James Duncan, of Baltimore, Nd, have
come here as q committee to as \ the
Bricklay efs international Union, now
in session, to unite with the Labor Feu'
aFation
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A BOLD THIEF.
An Express Agent Knocked soaSolsus and
Robbed Of n Money Package.

An Express Agent Knocked seuSelesS and
Robbed of Money Package.
JACKSONVILLE, FLAn January 2O-A
Lake City special to the Times Union
says: a. A. Ross, agent Of the Southern
Express Company in this city, was
robbed Of 5000 at an early hour yester.
day morning. He had to so to savan-
nah, Fla, on western train Just before
daybreak and was in his office, on one
Of the principal streets, making up his
way bills. Somebody knocked at the
door, and Ross unthinkingly unlocked
and opened 1t. He was confronted by a
strange man, who seized him, dragged
hih outside and bsat him about the
head until he fell unconscious to the
ground. The Office was then entered BY
tue thief and his package stolen.
Nothing else is missing and 1t is sur.
missed that the rohber knew OF this par.
ticular package being in the express
pouch. Ross lay insensible for nearly
two hours, but finally came to and gave
the alarm. There is no clue TO the thief.
Two tramps were arrested on suspicion,
but were released for lack OF evidence.
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A fllIlln otliesr Drowned.

HARRrsSURa, Pa. Jan. 29.-oaptain
Thomas F. Maloney, commander Of the
City Grays Company D, Eighth Regi-
ment, N. G. P.), was found downed in
the SuEquehanna river beneath the
Cumberland Valley railroad bridge this
morning. Captain Maloney was keeper
OF the State Arsenal and well.known
military man. His company had the
right OF the line in to-day g Inauguration
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HuSTtNeToS. W, VA, Jan, 2Q-The
Chesapeake & Ohio vsstibule train No.
4, east bound, was wrecked at Winni-
fred last night. An obstruction had
been placed in the frog Of the switch,
oVertuTning the engine. The train
afterwards caught fire and burned. En-.
gineer Edwards and Fireman Canif
were seriously injured. None Of the
passengers were hurt,
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Tho Historloal society.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2o.-Ths
Executive Board of the State Historical
Society met in the Adjutant Generals
Office tonight and elected Gen. B. Il.
oxley President and Hon. Alvaro F.
Gibblns Secretary. Maj I. L. Brown,
General Oxley, Hons. D. s. Gibson aud
b. v. Byrne were appointed comnitee
TO DRAFT q bill asking the State to appro.
pirate s., 600 to purchase a library.
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BERLlN, Jan. 20.-The German news
papers print warm eulogies to the late
George Bancroft, the American his.
torian. Mr. B4ncroft was on terms of
intimate friendship with Prince Bis.
marck, to whom he wrote in October.
1870, that he thanked his stara that he
lived In a time when such men as Bis
marek and King William, OF Prussia,
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Gamblera ~ deretI nnd ILpbbsd.

HELENA, MoST., Jan. 9O.-Further
particulars in regard to the quintuple
tragedy reported from Mcoarthyville
yesterday are received. McCarthyyille
is tent town located ct the head Of the
Great Northern railroad extension in
the Flathead country. Three masked
men entered the tent where Eve graders
we're seated at table playing poker, bs-
ing attracted by the sight of 500 lying
on the table. The players were com.
mandsd to throw up their hands, and
upon refusing the robbers opened fre,
killing two OF the graders and seriously
woundinR tho other three. They then
took the money and fed.
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Special DiSpdteh 10 tie IHttlltOeneT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2O.-West
Virginia pensions: original-silas j.
Yerkey, Avon Robert Chalfant, Wheel
ing; William T. snider, Huntington
Samuel Roberts, Buffalo; Henry +. ST.
mon, Rock Gave; Anson Gain, Robin
sons Mills; John W. Hawkins, Reeds.
Vile. Increase-John W. Wharton,
Elm Grove; F. G. Kidwell, Beech Hilli
George Thompson, Middlebourne; Jo.
eeph Webb, Browns Mllpa; James X
Henkle, Clifton; Burbridge F, Fraley,
Terra Alta. Reissue and increase-Jo.
seph Brigner. Grantsville. Mexican re-
issue-John E. Gillespie, Spaulding.
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. gO.-As an out
growth Of the movement to bring the
coke operators and railroads TO their
terms, the iron manufacturers Of the
Mahoning and Shenango valleys to-day
Organized an association emhracingsyery
concern but ons-in the two valleys. The
object 10 to protect tho interests Of the
manufacturers.
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CMclNNATl, O., Jan. 2O.-A dispatch
from Catlsttsburg, KY, says: The news
has been received Of the murder and
robbery Of the mail carrier between
Whitesburg, KY, aud Big Stone Gap,
Va. The carrier had been missing since
the recent heavy anow and was not
found until Thursday. BE had been
shot twice and the mail pouch robbed.
There was no clue to the murderer.
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LINCOLN, NrB., Jan. 2O-In view Of
McFerlsnd's confession in connection
with the sheedy murder case, the body
was exhumed, and post mortem exam.
ination revealed the fact that the blow
on the head which was supposed to
have caused death was not severe and
in no wise fatal. This is in line with
the suspicious Of the police that Sheedy
wss poisoned after receiving his in
juries and that his wife administered
The poison. The stomach is now in the
hands OF o chemist for examination.
The affair is the leading topic Of conyer.
aa1inn Wv
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THE MORRls.OGDIS CONTEST.
Probability That OEdln Will Re,nln HI
seat-Statua Of the Case.

Ef0hAbtllty GhAt Ogdln Will Rotnln HIS
seat-statuS of the Case.
special Dipateh 70 he INtsQtOeaor.
CHARIEsToS, W. Va, Jan. 2O.-The
contest case Of Morris vs. ogdin will
come up in the Senate in a few days.
There seems to be conaiderable doubt as
to Morris success, Notwithstanding the
fact that osdin has made no defense.
Morris alleges twenty-five illegal Repub.
lican votes. but no fraud, intimidation
Of voters or attempt at fraud Is charged
against 0gdIn himself, either directly or
indirectly. Republicans will take the
ground that majority Of tive should be
as sacred ag maj jorlty OF Eve thousand
and that II Il is not in the hands Of the
Democratic Senate such action will
show that with them such cases arr
only 10 be Judged according 10 party
strength, not according to justice. Tht
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sPRINeTIRLD, III, Jan. ga vote
was taken in the House OF the Legiala.
ture to-day for a Unitedo States Senator
to succeed Farwsll. The result was as
follows: sepate-Palmer, "a; 0Slesby,
81. House-Palmer, n; 0Glesby, IS;
Streeter, 8. As no one candidate re-
csived amTority in both houses there
was NO election.
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An Importaut Resolution.

HARRIsIURa, PA, Jan. 20.-The House
to-day concurred In the Senate resolu-
ton providing fos an Investigation of
the State Treasury, especially with re-
gard to the present system OF depositing
State fupds, and for an Investigation OF
recent failures ol private banking insti-
tutions with the view Of presenting a
law to cover State and private banks
and TO protect depositors in the same,
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LONDON, Jan. 2O-A general thaw has
set in throughout England TO the great
relief Of those who havs been suffering
on account OF the recent severe weather
which has prevailed in Europe. Unhar-
PLY the effects OF the thaw for sometiu Q
TO come Mt least BEEN likely to be as dib.
astrous TO many people as the cold
weather they have been complaining Of,
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John harrington iounoed Again.

Special DispGtch 10 he EnislliOnecr.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 20.-John
Harrington, Of Benwood, who has ex'
perienced considerable embarrassment
in his efforts to retain his position as
messenger in the Internal Revenue
Bureau, and who has several times been
removed and then reinstated, has again
been served with a notice to the effect
that his services will be dispensed with
on the 3lst Of the present month. Har:
rington is an ex.soldier and member OF
the G. A. R, and owes his retention to
his brethren in that organization. The
proposed bounCement has already stirred
some of his comrades up, and they are
at work endeayoring to save him. He
Ia n DamorFat.
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TnIInr Rn.nIortn,i

DENVER, Col, Jan. 2O.-The Senate
this morning elected Il. n. Teller to
succeed himself by q vote OF IA to 10.
The regular" and Combine" Houses
also met separately and both gave Teller
q majority. The Legislature will meet
in joint session to-morow and formally
re.elect him.
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Bo.rox, MASS, Jan. 20 -Faneuil Hall,
floor and gallery, was packed at noon to.
day with the substantial business men
Of Boston gathered at the call of Mayor
Matthew's to formally protest against the
free coinage OF silver. The platform was
occupied by some Of tho most distin.
guished statesmen tlnanCiers and specu.
lators Of Massachusetts.
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wh1 aovsgner rhaysrls sIad.

LINCOLN, NEp, Jan. 9O-Governor
Thsyer last evening expressed grhat In.
diEnetion over what he termed false and
malicious reports sent out concerning
his mental condition. He is a triae
weak, but will apparently he ip his
usual health alter a few days rest. Bis
mind does not appear affected In the
allghtest degree,
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rla Uonne,.,, Mnrdor Ca,e.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. SO-The prosecs-
tion IN the Hannessey murder case has
finished, and to.dsy the defense will
commence. The jury have made COM
plant that they cannot stand the slow-
ness Of the proceedings longer, and ask
that night SESSIONS he held,
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FISDIAy, O., Jan. 2O.-Wharton shar-
key, a boarder at the Wickham hotel
here, sbot the proprietress, Mrg. Austin,
the mother OF three children, and then
suicided. He had been behind in his
board bill, and it is supposed the shoot.
ing was the result Of d quarrel, as 1t oo-
Cured In Sharkey's room. No words
were heard, and the man must have
hurled the woman's bloody body down
stairs before .suiciding. The coroner's
inquest may bring out the facts.
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Immon.e sprnr oarro.

san Francisco, Cal, Jan. 29.-Fully
10000 tons OF bonded Java sugar lies in
the warehouses on Mission Rock in San
Francisco Bay. 1t is the property OF
Claus SpreCkels, and will be held there
till April l, when under the provisions
Of the Mckinley bill il will be admitted
into the country duty free.
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St. Mary,s 0racte, Dem. says the party
cannot afford such a course, and 1t seems
this opinion is held by some Dsmocratic
Senators. Some Republican members
claim that 0gdin's chances to retain his
seat are quite good.
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DIstilIory ol,artorcd.


,' p 7g'7''V77 70 VIC IIE7HIIrIIttF.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2O-The
Huntington Distillery Company with a
capital of $1,000 and the privilege Of in.
ere @STeasing to S25, 600, was chartered to-day.
The incorporaters are John Hooe Rus.
gel, j. A. Hughes, q. I. Vinson, q. E.
AGDonald, Frank Rice. The company
Will begin operations at once,
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caucus and agreed to abide by its choice.
This gives Squire q majority OF one OF
Joint ballot.
;Innnn Rr.aleet.d.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. Jan. 2O.-Both
houses of the Legislature balloted for
United States Senator to-day, the result
being the reelection Of James K. Jones,
who received every Democratic vote,
the Republican and Union Labor votes
being divided.
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A Fan.ous sINre Sold.

LIMA, oHlo, Jan. 2O--J. Q. Lineman
has Just purchased Palo Alto Belle from
Miller and sibley, of Franklin, for
SIS 900. She was bred on SENATOR LIE.
land Stanford's stock farm and is four
yeaTO old. She has Q record ol 2:22l as
q three.year.old.
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Missing Boy Heard From.

Special Dt'psteh to att Iniei'oatca.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2O.-Fred.
M'Csrro, the boy reported missing by
the lSTEILEaEScER yesterday, was heard
from tonight at Kanawha Falls. He ia
making his way to South Carolina,
where he has relatives.
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VOLUME XXXIX--NUMBER lz9.

Whitaker, of Ohio county, appeared 70
the first time in the session and took thl
oath. The following bills and resolu
tons were introduced and referred 4
proper committees:
By Mr.: Pdchard, Wayne, Senate bill
No. 81, abolishing privy examination o.
married women in acknowledgements Of
deeds.
By Mr.. Wiley, MaVon, providing for
taxation Of toll bridges aud fences.
By Mr.. Marcum, Cabell, exempting
the Governor, practicing attorneys, ply.
sicians, officers Of the courts, telegraph
operators, and persons having served
seven consecutive years in fire COM
panies from jury duty. Also exempting
ministers, officers and members OF fire
companies, and persons having served
seven years continuously in the same
from labor on public roads.
By Mr.. Campbell, to amend the Code
concerning insurance companies.
By Mr.. Watts, to change the name of
the Romney Institute to the "West Yir.
ginia School for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind" changing manner Of admission
Of pupils TO the school, and providing
for more efficient method OF collecting
from the different counties for
the support Of the institution.
BY MIR. Lowther, Writ, q resolution
instHucting the Committee on Education
to report as to the adyisability OF the
Legislature passing compulsory school
law.
By Mr.. St. Clair, Fayette, asking the
Judiciary Committee to report upon the
expediency Of having another edition Of
Warth's Code published.
By Mr.. Hardman, Calhoun, TO elect
Henry Smith and Charles O'Grady |
committee clerks. Rejected.
A resolution authorizing the Presi.
lent to appoint two committee clerks
Prevailed. Henry Smith and Charles
)'Grady were appointed.
On motion the Senate adjourned at
/ 80 till 10 q. m. Wednesday.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 90 Mr.. P4rnell, in a
letter to the Freeman'S Journal, urges tho
attendance Of ths Irish parliamentary
party at the reopeuiDg Of Parliament.
He says 1t is especially important that
there be full attendance OF the Irish
members when the land purchase bill
reached the committee stPpe.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-August Kopp and
Mrs. Henry Van Pelt have been arrested
here and held to bail pending a hearing.
1t Is charged that they eloped from o
little town in Belgium, Knpp having a
wife and six children and Mrs. Van Pelt
a husband and Ave children.
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CuloAao, Jan, %. The extensive
works of the Standard Metal Manulac-
turing Company and the Belding Elec-
tric Motor Company were completely
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$225, 600, with insurance to three.quar-
terra Of that amount.
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OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. Goat the
caucus Of the Republicans last night,
Senator Squire was nominated for
United States Senator. Fiity.six Repub-
hcaR members signed the call for the
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Paid All IlnrnnnLla.

PALERMO, Mn, Jan. 29.-There was a
heavy run on the Deposit Bank yester'
day, resulting from Tumor that the in-
stitution was, In an unsate condition.
The bank paid all demands in full,
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PARIS, Jan. 9a.-Arranmmsnls ara
now completed, much tO.the satisfaction
o. all concerned, for the opening in
March ol telephonio COMMUNICATION be-
tween this city and London.
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ously calling the roll, Mr.. Mills (igpor.
ing him) proceeded substantially as fol-
lows: "You do not dare to go before
the country with such q revolutionary
measure as you are proposing to pass
We have Alright under the rules TO debaeL
the question OF approving the Journal
and you addressing the Speaker are
denying that right" Democratic
cheers.)
Mr.. Kerr, OF Iowa.-"such proceed.
inss as this arc reasonable, and they are
headed by a man who helped treason
before"
Mr.. Mills-"You are traitor yourself
to the constitution and laws. You are
trying to surround the ballot box with
bayonets and to deprive the people OF
their right TO representation" Then
followed enthusias ic applause.
"Dosu!"
Mr.. Cutcheon, of Michigan, stood in
the centre isle, and as Mr.. Mills went on
repeated with indignation and EN-.
phasis the one word, "Boshl"
Mr.. Mills reply to this exclamation
was, Bring in another resolution OF CEN
sure then"
By this time affairs had approached so
near IN personal rupture between the
gentlemen on the opposing sides that the
Speaker was obliged TO call on the Ser
geant alarms for assistance, and that
officer induced Mr.. Mills to take his seat
and the storm passed away for the time.
The Journal was approved-yeas, 144 I;
III. Mcoomas, OF Maryland, moved
that the House 90 into committee OF the
whole on the Distric. OF Columbia ap-
bill, Agreed.
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