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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
SECRETARY WINDOW.
Universal Sorrow At bis Sudden
Dolth.
Both Branches Of Coalfsss ldj'ura Ia
Respect 10 His lsmoly. .
Fsom Al Parts OF the Country Come
Tributss to His Honorable Career.
WAsurScroS, Jan. So,-The following
executive order was issued this afternoon
through tie Secretary Of State, and sent to
ALL other hsnda of nanasfms nta

wAsnIseroS, Jan. s0,-The following
through tie Secretary Of State, and sent to
all other heads Of departments,
DxNRrMxNr OF STATE,
WAsifYSsroN, Jan. so, 1891.
SIR.-Honorable Willism Window, Sec.
retAry Of Treasury of the United States,
died suddenly las, night. in the city Of New
York, At II minutes past 10. in the 6t.h
year Of his age. Thus hss passed away 8
man Of pure lie. an official of stainless in,
tsgrity. distinguished by long and emioent
service in both branches of con-
gress. and by being twice called
to administer the national fnAnces,
His death has caused deep regret through
out the country, while to the President and
those associated with him in the administrs-
lion Of government II comes as q personal
sorrow. The President directs that all depart
ments OF the executive branch of the gov
ernment and officers subordinate thereto
shall manifest due respect to the memory
Of this eminent citizen In manner conso'
nsnt with the dignity of the Office which he
has honored BY his devotion to public duty.
The'Pre sldent further directs the treasury
department in all its branches in this capi-
tai be draped in mourning for so days; that
on the day Of his funeral the several exscu-
tive, departments shall be closed, and that
on all public buildings throughout the
United States the national flag shall be dis
played At half mast.
Very respectfully,
JAMES q. BLAINE.
Intsrment will be made at Rock Creek
Cemetery. near soldiers home. the presi
dent accompanied by Mrs. Dimmick and
postmaster General drove out to the ceme-
terry this afternoon for the purpose of
selecting 4 suitable lot for burial.
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Pensions for Maine Psop'e.

Pensions have been granted to these
residents of Maine:
Original, invalid, John McManus, Togus
George W. West, East Sieubsn; James II.
Campbell, Foxcroft; Patrick Deveriz, Ma
tonsl Home; Thomas Kelly, Lewiston
Henry Paterson, Togus; Francis Curtis,
vsssaIboro; Dudley Miller, Union; VIM.
w. Latin, National Military Home; in.
crease, Dudley G. Portor, Newbury
village; Ephtsim S. >Bsiley, Pat
ten; Charles Bowdsp, Goodsl's
Corner; reissue, Charles Flynn
National Mil'sry Home; Geo. W. Harvey,
Waldo; original, widows, etc Elvirs,
widow Of Josiah Pinkhrm East Steuben
Cordelia, widow of Thomas B. Clifford
Pstten; Laura j.. widow Of Loring Grant
Kingmsn; Nancy, widow of H.wes r
Smith, North Orfirg.on; minor children OF
Chas W. Work, Kenduskeag; Maria W.
widow of Jane, A. Campbell, Foxcro.t
Laurette ", widow Of Andrew J. Weeman,
West Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
BOSTON MERCHANTS ASSN.
Largo Turnout at the Annual BanQu,t
Lsst Might.

BosTos. Jan. 80 Over 300 member
and their guests were present st the annual
banquet Of the Boston Merchants Associs
tion tonight. Among the guests were ",
Richard l. Cartwrisht,the opposition leader
OF the CaDadiso Parliament; Rufus Is.
Bullock, president Of the Atlantic (G.)
Chamber of Com nerce; Col. 5 A
Whitfield, frss assistant postuastes-
generel; J. W. Lobgley. attorney
General Of Nova Scotia; Henry II
Sprsgie, President Of Senate, and Willism
A. Barrett, speaker Of House. representing
the State; Alderman Carssth. representing
the city; ES Governors Ames and Brack-
EFT; Attorney General Pilisbnry; Collector
T. W. Beard. At ID President Jonathan
A. Lsne called assembly 70 order. Letters
Of regret were read from Secretary Of State
Blaine, Gov Rnsseli. Gov. Campbell, OF
Ohio; N. = BAhks, Goodwin Smith. Of
Toronto. Henry IL Sprsgae spoke briefly
for the Stats; Alderman Carruth 70
the city, expressing the desire for
closer intercourse ard ffesf trad /,
relations between Cansda and the United
States. The speaker Of the evening, 6ir
Richard Cartwright, then made . suop (
argumt mt for yeciprocity- Col. Whitehel l
spoke on the postal service, giving static
Tics to prove its increasing Importance
President Bullock Of Atlanta said that feci
procity must be controlled by the stern
logic OF dollars and cents. J. w. Longley
also advocated reciprocity between the two
countries.
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THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
Receive tho Remains OF Secretary
Wi1dom at Washington.

The Presid mt and members of the cabi-
net assembled at the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad station this afternoon at 4 10 for
the purpose of receiving the remains OF
Secretary Window, whom they lsst saw
alive Tuesday at the regular cabinet meet
ing. Remains were brought in o special car
attached to galar train leaving jersey Cry
arrived 10 Washington at 4 80. The train
was received by most distinguished a..
sembisge. including nearly all the leading
public officisls in Washington. All the
bureaus, divisions and branches Of the
Treasury department were represented by
the principal eff sieis, and many clerks and
subordinate employees These were as
sembled at the Treasury department a, and
proceeded 10 the railroad station in a body,
ll.30 the pre,identiai party consisted OF
President, Vice Presi1ent Morton, See.
and Mrs. Blaine, Secretary Proctor, Post
master. general Wsnamaser, Sec. Noble,
Sec. Rusk, Gen. Schofeld, Solicitor Gen.
Taft The entire party headed by the
President and Mrs. Blaine proceeded to the
end OF tie platform and sgood with heads
uncovered While the cA.ket containing the
remains we've removed from the car and
placed on a stand prepared for Ii. IL was
then taken in charge by eigh, members Of
Company d Treasury Ma ionai Guards in
uniform under Lieat Moore, and borne
slowly to the hearse through passage way
OF which rsiliosd train formed one side,
a loog line of people the other.
Attorney General Miller. Secretary Tracey,
Solicitor Hepburn. Committee Of New York
Board Of Trade, who sccompsI led the re-
mains from New York, were among the
frat passengers to alight from the train
They Immediately joined the group sur
rounding the president The committee
was ,ompo.sd Of Ambrose Snow, Darvi !
X. James. James T.lcott. Y. Is. Thurbes,
W. II. Wiley, Seth Thomas. and Norman
s. Bentley.
The procession formed and moved out
Of the station in the following order: Tine
body bearers with the caskes on Their
shoulders, the President and Mrs. Blaine,
Vice Pfeaden. and secretary Of stste,
secretary Of var and postmaster general.
pev DIR. Hsmlin, pastor Of the Church Of
Covenant aud Secretary Rusk. attorney
general and secretary OF navy, se:re-
lasv of Interior s8d General Scho-
f-ld, Senator Paddock and Representative
Dunneil, Assistant Secretary Soley ani
Solicitor General Taft, Assistant Sscre-
tary SpaulGiog and Treasurer Hustoc,
First Comptroller Matthews. Secretary ard
Second Comptroller Gilksrson, Second
Auai'or Patterson. Foa,ih Auditor l., nch.
Conmissiooer Holiday Register Ross crane,
senator Washuurn, Assistant SeofsEsry
Wiiiets, and Ioag hre Of treasury
efIicisls numbering several haedrei
Carriages were provided for all. and ;os
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THE NATION Al HOUSE
Appoints COMMITTEES to Attend
Secretary Windoms Funeral and
then Adj ourns.

Journal approved. Mckinley offered
the following:
Resolved, That the House Of Repre-
sentatives heard with profound sorrow of
of the death of Hon. VIM. Window, Sec
re,ary Of the Treasury, who for ten years
was member Of this body, and for twelve
years was member Of the Senate.
Resolved, That = committee Of nine
representatives be appointed by the Speaker
to join such committee As may bs appointed
by the Senate to attend the funeral OF the
late secretary of the treasury on behalf Of
Congress, and take such other action ~
may be proper in honor Of the memory of
the deceased and as an appreciation of
Congress of his public services.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mckinley said: "As further mark of
respect. move that the House do now sd-
journ."
The motion was agreed to.
The Speaker appointed the following
committee to attend the funeral: McKin
ley Mills, Dunnell, Holman, O'NsiIl OF
Pennsylvania, Borney. Vandever. Bloun.
and Snyder.
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THE SILVER INvEsrIo ALTON.
Testimony Before the Committee Of
CongVeas Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.-Representative
Dockery of Missouri appeared before the
silver pool investigation committee today
snd said he desired to re-state the reasons
why be did not wish 10 testify until the day
after the Sc Material election in Penpsylva-
mia He read written statement. substan-
TALLY rs follows: The force bill was then
pending in the Senate. l was desrous
1t should be beaten. The attitude Of nearly
every Senator in respect to the measure is
very generally understood, except Senator
Cameron. The election of his succe ssor to
take place Tuesday, the committee was to
have met previous TO Saturday. II was not
known il Cameron WAS reelected he
would vote for the force bill but his atti-
tude certainly led me to indulge in the
hope that he would vote against it.
Under these circumstances there 10 nothing
to induce me to desire that another
Republican should succeed him. |
did not wish TO be the cause of making
public at that juncture any private busi-
ness transaction of the senator Of which /
had information there might be entirely
legitimate and proper, which could, before
an opportunity was afforded him of showing
its entire propriety, be used by his political
enemies to bis deiriment. l had in
forms ion that Cameron made pur-
chase of silver some time dur
iug the last session of Congress.
had no knowledge that he was connected
with any pool, nor had l any information
that would warrant me in a conclusion as
to the property or improperly Of the pur-
chasr made by him. There was no agree
ment or understanding between Senator
Cameron and myself or any other person
that my testimony be delayed on considera-
ton or as ind icement for the senator to
vote sga,nst the force bill. | vas rot re-
qesied by any person to delay my testimony
nor was any suggestion to that effect made
to me by any person. l acts Il upon my owp
judgment and was induce thereto solely by
the facts and reasons have stated.
In response to chairman Dinghy Dock
cry said he had no knowledse of any intcn-
iiou on the part of the committee to
adjourn over from Saturday till Wednes-
day except that he heard Oates say to one
member that he wanted to % over to New
York. Ths witIesS never suggested such
An Adjournment. 20 any member of the com
mit.ee. He did not intend to screen
Cameron Or suppress anything, but delay
his testimony until after election.
The Committee questioned ID ockery very
closely as to whether the question of SEN
ator Csmeron's re elec ion, and the desita-
bility of an adjournment over until
Wedne sday, had been a matter of conver-
sation between Dockeiy and Vest, or any
other person. Dockery stated that while
he had no recollection one way or other
about the matter, il vas possible that he
might have Incidentally had some CONVEX
satlon on the subject.
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Meteorological Report
CONDITION OF TsADB.
Weekly Review Published by r q
Dunn & Co.

NEW YoRK,Jan. 80 The weekly review
Of trade published by R G.. Damn & Co.
says: Business continues unprecedented
in volume, ard satisfactory in character.
Measured by clearing house returns, trade
exceeds year sso By about per cent
in amount that means volume business
larger than any other yesr at this season.
Tie tore in the commercial circles
throughout the country is hopeful, and the
money markets are nov comparatively easy
At nearly Ali points.
The failures for the las. eeven days in
the United States as reported to d Dlnn &
Russell number 2Ts; for the correspond.
ing week last year there we're 246. The
failures reported to Bradstreet's number
27l against 1856 this week last year.
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The 6suate Adj ousns IN Respect to tho
Late Secretary wiodom.

The solemn and impressive duty of an.
nouucing the death Of Secretary Window
t, the Senate was performed by morrill,,
the venerable Father Of the Senate -
When the Senate was called to order a, IL
this morning nearly every senator in his
sat. Ii was obvious from the air Of solemniiy
that pervsded in she chamber that some =
thing out of the usual course had occurred
The Journal yesterday having been read
Morrill, rose, and with voice tremulous with
emotion, said: SIN consequence Of the
recent calamity which has visited US in the
sudden decesse Of = pro ninent member OF
.hi, body aud distinguished officer of the
government. secretary Of the tressury.,I Il
move the Senate do now adjourn. The
motion was agreed to, Senate adjourned till
tomorrow at IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-31
DANA SARSAPARlLLA CO., Belfast, Me.

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken, it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing tc the taste and &C
ceptable 20 the stomach, prompt ir
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made i. the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in b0c
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist Who
may net nave it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly 70, any enc who
wishes to try it. Do Dot sccept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RS SNIP 60.
san Fsl.cfscc cii.
GaUsyifIs. ~ se1 vesa, ~,
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A RESOLUTION
Csnsu'iog eenator csmsTon 80 aelohsd
In tho Psnnsyivanis Lss,sistase

HARRISBURG. Pa Jan. 80 "A resolution
vas offered today in the House condemnine
Senator ,smeron's course on the silve,
question and the elections bill, and caliins
upon him to adhere closer TO his past
principles or resign from the United
states Senate. Immediately after the read
lug Of the resolution. . motion was mad {,
and seconded TO lay 1t upon the table. II
speaker decided that ss the resolution ha :
not been read second time, II was not yss
before the House. On the question OF read
log the resolution second time, the nays
were so decidedly in the majority that Rep
resentative Thompson. VINO offered IL,
allowed it to drop.
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HOUSE.

FRIDAY. January 80.
Met according to Adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain. In the course
Of his prayer the Rev. Mr.. Randall made
feeling reference to the death Of Secretary
Windom.
Journal read and approved.
On motion Of Mr. Smith Of TurneY, by
unanimous consent the following Senate
order was taken from the table:
Ordered, The House concmring. tha.
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Violated Their Pledges.

Senator Hoar publishes statement to
the effect this. every Republican senator
who voted to lay aside Gag rule, with the
exception of Senator Wolcott. did so in
strict violation of written pledge given
last session to stand by auy motto looking g
to advancement and passage of force bill.
Wolcott was ths only senator who declined
to sign the pledge.
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Notes.

The Secretary of the Iuterior has issued
an order directing that all persons engaged
in quarrying stone on the Cherokee strip
be removed therefrom as intruders. He
has further directed that ali persons not
having proper authority be prevented from
entering the strip on any pretexs whatever.
This action is taken in view OF the pub
lished reports that boomers are preparing
to move into the strip.
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NORTH RIVER BANK
70 Pay Dspositofs 80 Per Cent. Ct
Indebtedness.

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Juige InsrAhsm
granted an order this afternoon directing
receiver Higgins Of ths North River bank
to pay depositors and creditors who fled
verified proofs of their claim, dividend Of
30 per cent. Of its indebte edness. The
receivers petition ststes iha. the liabilities
are 90 o2i ,503; nomiosl assets, o.. .132. .s03
He deducts from the nominal assets $780,
ss4, leaving deficiency of s4s6.lsi.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The condition Of Chief Justice Peters
continues to be favorable.
The contents were saved. The celebrs-
ton Of the Tooth anniversary of the
settlement of the town and the dedication
of this building occurred March 8, 1874.
The hsll was lighted by gas supplied by An
automatic gas machine. The building
cost Sl7 900; insured for $4,000.
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A LARGE SUMMER HOTEL.
Reported to be on tho tspis for
Winthrop.

WfSruRor, Jan. 30.-The old hotel lot
on the Monmouth site Of the Cochnewog-
gan House which was burned in the great
fire that swept such large portion of that
village. has been purchased by George
Mscomber of Boston. a native Of that to wn,
~ho is TO erect commodious summer hotel
upon it. It is rumored that wealthy Bos-
ton merchant is associated with him in the
MT
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Thd Senatorial Contest ia oouth
Dakota.

PIERRE. s. D., Jan. 30.- Todsy's ballot
for senator in III. joint assembly resulted
rs follows: Moody. Republican, so; Tripp,
Democrrt, 23; Melville, Republican, 20;
Harden, independent, Z; Seward. indepen-
dent, 4; Crose, independent, 2; Campbell.
independent. Q. The remainder was scat
seriag among about Is candidates.
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PuTsriELp. Msss.. Jan. 80 Frederick
A Hale OF Hinsdsle, . Ffssricide who
pleaded gsily 70 assault ard battery, vas
this afternoon sentenced to three years n
State prison xs Cna'lesto sn.
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MouTniug at Mf. Wiodom's Old
Home,

WISosA. Mich, Jan. 30.-The news Of
the death of Secretary Window, who for
many yexrs made Wiuons his home, were
received with universal sorrow. Fisss on
all public buildings are at half mast The
Board Of Trade met this evening and
adopted suitable resolutions.
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FINANCIAL.
THE SAFEST AND BEST
INV T. IT NJ T. Mt
IN rnx WORLD - STOCK ~ THE
SOUTHERN LAND CO.
Il per Cen. and also Equal Proai.. Interest and
Profits Payabie Every Three Months.
SHARES $40 EACH.

We ARE ArTHogizGp BY the SOUTHERN LAND
CosFAsf 10 place on sale ONE THOUSAND
ir@me low price Of TkS DotLArs EACH. tl0 per
share with guarantee and pledgs % not fess
than 70 PER CESr AND Al 40 AN EqCAL PEoroE.
TIosArg sh.kE In the pea Artsns from fhe
iHvestment Of total capital in Proportion the
number Of shsres pu-etaasr holds bears 10 the
total number Of shares i-sued.
BY THIS PLAN a p1Fch 1ser may invest any
anount rom 30 up 70 VI 900. with g1Arshte.
OF iz per cent thereupSn anf an honest, eqa al
share In the prof ..
fCRCHAssss AXE SECURED by the actual hold
ings Of the company If which they become par,
and parcsI}. Amounting 70 over sieoyL0. and con
sistiss Of impr0sed Real Estate, Investmerts, &c.
tsDsH No IOssiDEgAfIps WHATEVER xil
The total number Of shares issaed exee-d 90
no, VIII any one purchaser b" allowed to sab
scribe and paw for more than l0o shares Less
than oac -ingls share at tine uniform rate Of TEN
DOtLAES PER SHARE.
SHARES MAY Eg wfrHpEAws at any time upon
thirty days nntice, the holder thereof being EMIT
led 20 interest thsrsupoH wIthia the hrst three
mathis aud 70 both intsresi and Dividends for all
tune thereaftn-Faorirs OK DIslDESps BENZ
Dsf LAKED oi DIVIDED KoUkLLY every three
months There Is no system or forfeiture, pe laty
enforced holding OF .htres for time beyond
.hieh u may D. i"eonVeh,fnt or Impossible for The
purchaser 70 hold out The prohis Ere not !obbed
up oy al few.
the low purchase price make tLis the safest, 4urest
and most profitable inyestmen. ever offered In
Washington.
BETTER than "a - ID.. Bank.
becaase u pays about four t'mrs the interest.
because N" shares the same security.
BET fEH than Western Mortgage.
Because Il pays three times as much Interest.
Becsuse shares are on established values.
BETTER than Insurance Policy.
Because yon do not have 10 die 20 win.
Because you get the profits o. your ayes,ment
ai any time II you wish 10 withdrawit-
Because you protect yourself as well your
family,
BETTER than Government Ronds.
heeaus" II pays i've times The interest.
Beoaa4c you can realize quicker and 1t IA Just a.
safe.
BETTER than RAILROAD stock
BsCasse there ID more profits and no risk.
because shareholder. are not liatle for any thing
they own everything.
orders by mail promptly attended to.
bend for Prospectus.
ROBERT {. CLARKE & co.
Investment and Real Estate Brokers.
- - Atlantic bldg, DIS & go + 81
washington, - 4.
Itn27dAwim
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For Maine Colder; fair; westerly winds.
Cautionsry signals displayed from Nara
gansett to Eastport.
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Rumofs OF Iodian Asasacfe not Veri.
fled.

Fogr Worm, Texas. Jan. 3l.-There is
no verifca.ion Of rumors in regard to
indian massacre in Texas pan handle.
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For severe colds, Johnson's AnodypSI
Linimeas surely sxcels any remedy vdI
eve. used. jan26dav $I
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INELEcIsLATuRE.


FRIpAf, January 80. 1891.
Senate called to order BY the President.
Prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Beeman oi
Gardiner.
Journal Of Thursday. January %. read
and approved.
On motion by Mr.. Thatcher Of Penobscol
Bill, an act to amend section Is of chap.
ter Al Of the Revised Statutes in relation e
surveying Of l1mber, was laid upon the
table to be printed pending reference to
committee on legal affairs in concurrence.
Oiher papers from the House disposed OF
ia concurrence.
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SIGNAL sERvICB.
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, A. M.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

By Mr.. Mayo Of Penobscot-Bill. m &C.
to amend the charter of Bangor Electric
Light and Power Company. Also Bill, an
&c: TO rssify and confirm the Organization
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DAsA's Is "GuAsAx1rrp- TO cuus,
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the Time for the reception Of pes:-
tions aud bills for private and
special legislation be extended to Sat.
urdav, Feb. IA, 1891. and that the clerk Of
the House cause this order to be published
in the KESSKRKc JOURNAL.
Mr.. Smith moved u amend 90 that the
time should be extended to Feb. Z, 1891.
instead Of Feb. II. 1891. The amendment
was adlp.ed and the order ~ amended was
then given . passage and cent up for con-
cnfrence.
Other Senate papers disposed Of in con-
carrence.
The following petitions, bills and resolves
were presented and referred to tae several
committees, ~ follows: