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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Care For Nervous Headache.

l. 1as baeu hard Gay and the tired lines
iu your face snow II. The muscles Of the
faca have Lost their frmneas and the lines
about cheeks aud mouth and eyes droop
YEARLY. You look ten years older than you
know you are, and you feel sadder than you
know you have right to be. Worse than
all, sharp pain shoots from the left temple
ovsr the forehead and down the left side OF
The face. You know that means nervous
bead ache and q night OF agony unless some
thing is done quickly.
Try THE: Sip eff your bodice and bare
your neck. Twist your hair into loose knot
on the top of your head Then take o
sponge aad basin OF hot wa.er-just ss hot
az yon csn bear l.. Pass the hot wet sponge
slowly snd steadily over tha feGe and FORE
head Ger eight or ten minutes, keeping the
sponge as Dot il can be borne. BY that time
your face will cok ard feel as II 1t were par
Doiad But don't worry
hen bathe the back Of tho neck as you have
done The face, carrying tho sponge each tine well
up the back Of the head
Keep this uD for the ssme longth of time then,
without looking sc yourself in tho glsgs, because
that would BIZ sure 10 disquiet you, dry your face
and neck softly and go and 10 down fat on your
back. Close your eyes aud hink OF Just this one
thing: low heavy you on the couch and how
essily it supports you. That is really an import
ant part of the cure.
Lie there for hslf sn hour, il you don't fall
asleep, as you probably viii. Then get up and
take the deferred look n the glsss. The ,ired
look has gone; the muscles have rega!ned their
tooc the wr!pkl have disappeared You look
like your Danger sister. Best OF all the darting
pain in the head the psssimism Of the soul have
gone too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Dynamite Explosion.

ANTWERP. Dec. 23.-The ely was star.
tied this morning by q tremendous e1plo-
sjoa that fairly shook the earth. The roar
and the shock we're terrific. In short
time 1t was learned that the noise and
shock were due to an explosion of dyna-
mite. A French ugger named the Pilote, q
part of whose cargo was dynamite, was dis
charging into lighter lying alongside Of
her. Suddenly, and owing to some reaaon
unknown, there was fash aud roar aud
the lugger was blown to atoms. The upper
part OF sthe Tighter was shattered into
fragments and the wrecked hull immediate.
ly sunk. Two msH employed on the
vessels 10 handling aud slowing the dan.
gsrous material were either Ii stantls killed
on thrGwu mo the wsttr, whs,s they
dsoSned,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature discussed the appor.
tlonment until late hour yesterday even.
ing. sid finally both honses agreed upon
bill ard passed it. The measures adopted
makes the following changes from the old
apportionmsut: SeDate-Ffedsrck coun.
y is placed III ina tenth districs and Page
In the twelfth. D.nwddie Is out 10 the
Petersburg district snd Prince George and
Surry form a district with Sussex and
GTeensvlle, PittsylVania and Danvile will
elect one Senator, al at present, and 'hat
county and civ and the county of Hen
~ will have foater. Patrick, Carroll and
Grayson will comprise one district, and
Floyd is placed with FRANKLIN. House.
Richmond city and the districts OF Pitsyl.
vania and Darvile, Roanoke and Craig
aud zabeth City gain each a member.
Bedford loses one. The following ner
hoater districts are provided for Accomao
and E zibetn City. Gloucester and Mat
hews, Essex eud Middesex, Page and
Rsppshannock, Goochland and FiuVanns,
Appomsttox and Campbell, Floyd and
Frs1kin, King Wllljem and Hanover, New
Kent, Charles City, James City, York and
Warwick. In addition, the following ooun
ties In the new Fl oater districts will each be
entitled to one delegate: Accomac. Kappa
hammock, Campbell, franklin and Hanover.
Accomac also elects. 1osfer with North
amp.on. as at present. A feature of the
new law is the large number OF f1ater dis
trcts. Several republican counties are
placed with counties overwhelmingly dem
ocratic in order to Increase the democratic
repre- sentation.
In the House bill vas passed to amend
aectlon 1922 OF the Code 10 relation to the
opening OF court and making provisions
for lie sessions whea it fails to meet Cd the
day appointed, or TO which it adjourned.
Mr. Gibscn offered Two petitions. One in
relation to tbs hunting Of deer In the county
of Cuipeper. signed By large num-
Der OF ctizsns. The petition e,ked that the
deer be hunted from the first Of September
to the first of February. and no other time.
The other net!iion was In reference to the
working OF the roads in Culpeper county.
Tho Legislature met to-day but 1t was
merely formal matter, and the two bodies
adjourned 20 Janusry 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Could Not Find Her Child.

There lies dying ut 81. Joseph's Iufrmsry
at Atlanta, Pfuasian oouuIeas who hsd
passed eighteen years looking FOR her child
Shs Is the Counis,s Meiu Won Z.ldeka. A
little over twenty years ago the Countess
Won Jswllzka wac Que OF the happies: maid
dens in Prussia. Clouds soon drifted across
her norizIn. Her father was exled. and
she was forced to marry msu whom she
neither loved nor respected, Won Zeldieks,
Gu officer ia the PtuasIau army. The hus-
band abused hia vile, who finally refused to
live with him. He TOOK their only SOD, q
bright, handsome child. and left Prussia
She sold her estates, and, learning that her
husband was 10 America, followed him to
this country. She could get no trace Of the
boy. Her husband, she learned died sew
ara years ego, leaving the boy alone.
She wandered from oi'yi city until her
fortune was almost s1haussd. Then she
taught music to care livelihood. She was
a brilliant musician, and found always any
number OF families ~ho were glad to have
her instruct their children. Ia this way che
mansged to live comfortably in Atlanta.
Now chs is dying OF pusumonis. She has
willed all she hes to The eisters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Dec % This Is the day OF the
battle for supremacy between the rival fac.
lions OF the Irish parliamentary party. It
Ia conceded that the election which takes
place in Waterford to-day is the decisive
Struggle In the Irish fight and upon 1t will
depend the future course OF the factions.
II Mr.. Michael DAvltt, the nominee OF the
McCarthyite section wins the light, 1t is be-
loved his SUCCESS will end the dissentlons
which have split the party since the de.
velopments of the O'Shea divorce case, and
that heuceforth the Irish members OF Par.
lament will work together to secure home
rule for Ireland. 10 the event of the vic
tory OF Mr.. John E. Rsdm md, the nominee
of the Parnellites. there is no doubt the
struggle will be further continued and she
result will be still longer pcssponemens Of
the realization OF the hopes Of the Irish peo-
pie. Extra precautions we're taken to SUP
press any disorder that might arise.
LONDON, Dec 23.-The correspondent Of the
Times at santisgo de Chilli, says that the entire
Chiilian cabinet will resign en- December %,
when President Montt is formally installed In Of
fee. The President will then appoint new cabi
net which will better represent tho majority in
parliament. 1t is expected that 5enor Parros
Luco will be the premier in the new tabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
TELEGRAPHIc BREVITIEs.

Fire at Trenton, N j., thi, morning, Ge-
ssroyed three of tina four buildings occupied
by Cook & Hancock's Crescent Pottery Co.,
together with their entire contents Of finish
I'd aud u66nished ware. Losa, 100000.
NJ Jules Simon, the distinguished French states-
man and author, is dead.
Col. &. g. Stradcr, one Of tho best known horse
men In America, died at Lexington, KY, yester-
day.
J. Cooper Hopper, prominent retail grocer OF
Paterson N. j., has eoae to Florida, Leaving be-
hind numerous creditors.
A ere at an early hour this morning in John
Chatillon & Sons scale factory Cliff street,
New York. eau ed a loss OF 1926, 600
The belief is growing that Edward n. Fioli,
now In jail in New York. is mental as we'll as
physical wreck He still refuses to cat.
THE ravsges of yellow fever in Brazil are grow
Ing heavier daily. widespread panic hiss 8 IL d
upon the people. All those who are able are fec
ing to tn, mountain, for safety.
The bans, out. houses and fatm-machinery on
the farm Of William Tow nsend at Glenwood L. l.,
we're destroyed BY fire at an carly hour this morn
Ing. Three horses ana several cows were burned
10 death.
The condition Of Mr.. Cyrus ". Field wss
siderod more hopeful to-day than it has boon for
soma time. He was able to sit up and take lit.
tie nourishment. His family now have no fears
Of any immediate danger.
large barn belonging to Harry Depcw, near
where the conhasration occurred at Conger's City,
Y IN Sunday niobt waz hnrped lsat pioht A
number Of valuable horses and lowe perished in
the flames. The fire was probably the work OF an
incsndisry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
A Mob's Work.

ADMISSION, Ale., Dso. 23.-Last Thurs.
day uisha. near Onocoolccco, mob OF
m asked On an ca al William Bowlas from
his house, and, tyia4 n;u to a tree, oru al =
beat him wi n hiok sVi Ches o. b. ba q
back sad o dsred n'u &c s4vs he cum.
NUDITY ooce. B,~!s, dill no; eAys
and F Hay agh ihe mob called
and repeated ths d>ss more severely.
Saturday night they called again, and being re-
fused sdmittsnce, broke down the door aod beat
and dubbed Bowlss and sfterwa,d, outraged his
wife. Bowles and his vile left hons Sunday
and, walking fifteen miles, dragged themselves to
this city, reaching here yes erdsy in an exhausted
condition. Bowles died yesterday. No cause is 49,
signed for the crime except that Bowles had been
active in his efforts to put do IN lswless gang In
his neghborhood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
An Undesirable Passenger

KANSAS CITY Mo-. d &C. % -~Wden the
Book Island tIain pulled into the depot yes
terday 1t was found that there was man
concealed in the toilet room. He re.
used to come cot. and WITH elering eyes
warned everyone to keep away from him.
Fra'nmastsr Blair aud a porter attempted
to put him off, when the msu. toil, power
ful I'i-bman, buried kuife in B airs left
eg, piercing the fissh to tbs bone Hs wes
then given possession OF thu room, and bolt
cd the door. Finally two policemen suc-
cseded in securing tho msaiao, who gave
his nsms as Thomas F. Harrington, sn Irish
laborer from San Frsrc SEQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Sent TO an ASYLUM.

NEW YORK, DEC. 23.-Mss. Ada Thorpe
LOTUS, who, according co the statement OF
Rudolpa V. Martinsen, OF No. IS east 81 b
street. came to this country for the purpose
OF removing" President Harrison. was seat
to to the onminsda!e Asylum this morn.
Ing from Bellevue Hospital. having been
pronounced insane yesterday. she arrived
on the Britannia sss Sunday and put up
at thu Fif.a Avenue Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Desperate Fight

HUNTINGTON, Fenn.. Dec. 23.-Tom
Wylie and Harry Oliver were asaistioe Ed.
gene Wyl!s In killing hoes jus. below Rock
port when their dogs sos to fighting and
Wyis struck Divers dog with hook,
killing him instantly. Oliver rushed up and
cut Wylie with large knit. used in stab
bling hogs. WyIie whealed around when
cut and struck Oliver with the pols Of the
cart hook, crushing ons sids Of bic head into
a jelly, killing him Instantly. Wy!ie lived
only few mcmsnts, sae knfe having pepe-
ira ed he heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
The House Committee Chairmen

Speaker Crisp to-day announced the House
of Representatives standing committees
Theiiollowing are the chhitmen of the com
mittees:
Ways and Means Springer, of Illinois.
Appropriations Holman, OF Indiana.
Foreign Relations: Bount, of Georgia.
Elections O'Ferrail, Of Virginia.
Judiciary On bsrson, of Texas.
Rivers and Harbols: Blanchard, Of Louis
lana.
District of Columbia : Hemphil, of South
Carolina.
Coinage: Bland. OF Missouri.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce: Mills
of Texas.
Merchant Marine: Fowler, of New Jersey
Agriculture Hston, OF Missouri.
Military Affairs: Oathwsite, Of Ohio.
Naval Affairs Herbert, of Alabama.
Public Lands: McRae, of Arkansas.
Postoffice and Post Roads: Henderson, OF
North Carolina.
Pacific Railroads Reilly, of Pennsylvania
Banking and Currency: Bacon, OF New
York.
Indian Affairs Peel, of Arkansas.
Territories: Washington, OF Tennessee.
Railways and Canals: Catchings, of Mis-
sissippi.
Manufactures Psge. OF Rhode Island.
Mines and Mining CoWies, of North Car
olina.
Public Buildings aud Grounds Bank
head, OF Alabama.
Levees and Improvement of the Misss.
sipp River Robinson, OF Louisiana.
Education Hayss,o Iowa.
Labor Tsrsney, of Missouri
Militia !: Lane,oi Illinois.
Patents: Tillman. of South Carolina.
Inya id Pensions: Martin, OF Indiana.
Pensions Wilson, OF Missouri.
Claims Bum, OF North Carolina.
War Claims: BeltZnooVer, OF PeInsylva-
MIA.
Private Land Gains Fitch, of Nav
York.
Library Cummings. of New York.
Printing Richardson, OF Tennessee.
Reform In the Civil Service Andrew, oil
Massachusetts.
Revision OF the Laws: Ellie, Kentucky.
Election OF President, &c.: Chipmsn,
Michigan.
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic: Haynes, Ohio.
Irrigation Lanham, Texas.
Immigration Stump, Maryland
Columbian Exposition Dnroorow, Hi
nois.
Expenditures in Department OF Agricul.
lure: E1munds, Virginia.
Expenditures in Interior Department :
Ovens. OF Olio.
Expenditures Ia Department of JUS
tice: a.ieo, of Mississippi.
Expenditure ia tne Navy Department :
McC elan, Of Indiana.
Enrolled Bill: Warwick.
EIev. nth Ceneus: N;lr0x.
Ventila,io ard cou.tic,: Stahlutc kar.
Expenditures a .ostvti u Department: Gates,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
vlReIEIA NEWS.

The Lottier Tobacco Company, OF Rich.
mond, pas made an assignment.
Dr.. W. 7. Turpin, OF Powhatan county
died In Charlottesville, yesterday.
William Monroe Allen and Christopher E.
Allen, brothers, and well-known citIzsns oil
Richmond. died Sunday.
Mrs. ]. L Campbell. mother of Prot Hat-
~ Campbell. OF Washington and Lee Uni.
verslty, disd in Lexington, Monday.
Il is rumored that the Norfolk and West
err Railrosd will obtain entrance to Olncin-
ns,ti by the purchase OF the Cincinnati,
Virginia and Portsmouth Road.
best kuown citizens of Norfolk county, and
GINA, died yesterday at bis home, near
Churcbsnd, at the advanced age OF eighty
three years.
Fire broke out about o'clock this morn
ing in the cheroot factory of George a. La
throp, Richmond, and damaged stock, 6x-
lures and building to the amount OF SIC, 600.
The adj oiniug brick building of ]. w. Hsr-
rison, commission merchant, with the STOCK
was damaged about 81. 600. Loss covered
By insurance,
Daring the performance of "The Two
Sisters" troupe at the Opera House, at Char
lottesvile on Monday night. two certain
fresh young men sent q note to one of the
SISTERS" making proposals that were In
sulting, to say the least. The pote was
turned over to her husband, resulting in the
arrest OF the students and trial before an
alderman at late hour Monday night. A
foe was imposed, and the two are doubtless
sadder aud wiser young men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

MIR. CLARKsoN, thu pei of Messrs. E!KinS
and Dudley, and Senator Qasy's successor
ss chairman OF the national republican COM
mittee, is evide entity somewhat ratified at the
gloomy prospects OF mis- party, for ne says
the next national republican campaign Will
be made on the issue Of protection TO the
negroes 10 the South, and that 10 bis own
State prohibition must be abandoned. ine
tax ridden poor people Of the North nave
anonOh to bother them without gtl~Ving
over the imaginary woes OF the happy ne
sroes 10 ths south, the more especially as
they are beginning to understand the negro
and the Iowa people have already done
avsy with prohibition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
Senator Plumh's Remains

KANSAS CITY. Me, Dsc. 23.-The dsy
aad barely dawned shen TIE special train
which was bearing the body OF the late
Preston 3. Plumb to hi; native soil arrived
here. Gathered In crowd opposite the
main entrance. were stationed the various
escorts which we're TO accompany the body
of the Senator TO Topeka, .ha St,te capital.
and thence to Enporis. the home ofthe
Senator. When the ;rsiu arrived Gov.
Humphrey, Commander MCCARTHY, the
pall.besrers. Mayor Harmon and Mr.. Ford,
entered the funeral Car and formally re-
ceIved the body from tho sergsapt.at.Arm,
of the Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

The RICHMOND Dispatch says: The
name Of Mr.. Mills ia unfortu nately associ-
ated with the defeat Of the democratic par
ty on the tariff question" On the contrary,
lust the reverse. But for the position
taken by Mr.. Mills and Mr.. Cleveland on
che tariff question, the defeat Of the latter
would have been more signal than 1t was
1t was mugwumpism and blgheadism, not
the tariff, that defeated the democratic par
" In 1855. and it should be careful to avoid
euch rocks next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23
DIED.

On December %. at o'clock a. NJ, THOMAS
HOLLAND REECE, aged IL years. Funeral ct
4 p. m. December "a. from his lste residence, on
Patrick street, between Prince andiDuke-T Will
ming on, Del, and Washington papers please copy.
On Decemb,r %, of membranous Group, MEL.
VILE j., youngest son OF VIM. 81. and Agnes
Whestley, aged years and 8 months. Funeral
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from 913 Duke
street.
At Hampton, Va, December 90. 1891, in the
eighty second ye.r of h age, MIS- EUPhAN
COvPEH BAIvB q &c, .rloow O. rl.e,late Major
Wil,iaia P. PainD. idgo, Fturth u. 3. Artillery,
ard mother OF MIS- Charles E. Morse, of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

SPORTING Frank P. Slavin met Charles
Johnson, John L. sullivan's hacker. yestsr-
day Ia New York. They agreed to meet
next Tuesday and Sign article for fight to
an'sh between Sullivan and Slavin for
$4,000 side before the club ofering the
largest purse. E,ch man will deposit
90 500 forfeit. Il was agreed that II Peter
Jackson should whip S!aVin In their com.
ing fight In London, then Sullivan would
not meet savin.
James ]. Corbett and Charlie Mitchell
signed articles In New York yesterday to
box six rounds IN Madison Square Garden,
New York city. within seven weeks. Both
will go into training at once,
william Myer, of s'reator. ILL.,. defeated
James Carroll, Of San Francisco, 10 the for
sy.third round, at New Orleans, last night.
The men fought for IS 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

As THE Cons i.u,ion cannot be- inleIpre-
ted 90 as to mean that the President can i'm.
pose or remove taxes at his own sweet will,
Ii would be better for the country II he
would delay the execution Of his threat to
reimpose the tax on sugar, coffse, hides and
other imports from the countries which shall
not adopt Mr.. Bsine's reciprocity treaties,
until after The Case involving his right to do
so,now before the o 8. Supreme court ,shall
have been decid,
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %


II the roll of the Senate had been called
at the close OF the morning prayer only "a
Senators would have responded, and these
we're divided pretty equally between the
swo sides OF the Ohsmber. 10 the absence
If the Vice. reeIdant, Mr.. Henderson oocu'
pied the chair.
Among the bills introduced and referred
were the following:
By Mr.. Sherman: To amend the Mica
rsgua Saip Canal act.
By Mr.. Frye: Authorizing the purchase
OF Herbert b. Banoroft's library concerning
the western half of America.
By Mr.. McMlllio: To regulate the prac-
ti3e Of medicine In the District OF Columbia.
Two messages from the President we're
operation OF electric wirss 10 the District OF
Columbia, and the other SO to the Uniform
asage oy all the departments OF the Govern
mens 10 the spelling of geographical! names.
After q short executive session the Senate
Adjourned till Tuesday, January 5.
HOUSE.
The Speaker was Isle 10 arriving at the
Capitol. being evidently desirous Of escap
ing from the pressure for favorable assign.
ueuts which would be brought upon him
evan in the eleventh hour. Everywhere
there was an air OF anxiety except among
the republican members, who gazsd com.
plscently around and now and then banter
ed aoms democratic colleague who, accord
ing to rumor, would not be fsvorite Of for
tune. The general curiosity exhibited upon
the floor soon spread to the spectators in
the galleries, and speculation among them
was almost as animated as among those
mors personally Interested. When. precise
ly at noon, the Speaker called the House to
order, he was looking very much wearied
by the arduous task which be had just com.
pleted.
In Lis prayer the Chaplain referred to the
death OF Senator Plumb, OF Kansas.
Mr. E E Meredith, Representative elect
from the s Virginia district. appeared and
took the oath of Office.
The Speaker then announced the appoint
ment of the various committees Of the
House, authorized under the rule agreed to
Saturday last.
The reading of the assignments was lie
tened TO attsnt!vely, but without any mani.
fsstatinn OF spprova! or disspproval.
Mr. Rusk, Of Maryland, offered resolu-
ton directing the committee on accounts to
designate the committees to which clerks
should he allowed.
Mr.. Dr. okiuridge, # Kentucky, OIL cted.
Mr.. Meredith, of Virginia. announced the
death of his predecessor, W. b. F. Lee, and
as mark of respeoS the House adjourned
TO meet Tu sday, January 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

THOUGH Christmas times had commenced
and of course more people had 10 be out
last night, than usual, there was not single
light and tbs streets were as dark as pitch.
The stsid old gas lamps had been removed.
and the new electric lights had evidently
becoms inspired with the spirit of the sea-
son and had gone off en- lark. Seriously
speakine. there must be something wrong
with the light department., and It should be
corrected at once,so that repetition OF last
nights experience may not be probable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

THE SELECTION OF a man who bolts his
own State ticket as chairman OF one OF the
principal committees of the U. s House OF
Representatives is by no means conducive
to the preservation of unity 10 the demo
cratic party in bis Siaie, and Mr.. Crisp
should have been good enough democrat
TO avoid such blunder Uoder existing
circumstances, common sense teaches that
In the South the white people must stand
together to be saved Mugwumpism never
succeeds anywhere, end is ruinous In the
eouth. OF all hUm5ugs IL Ia the veriest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-23

OF ALL the protected people in this coun-
try ehe WOODEN manufacturers are the most
30, and yet large wooden mill In New Jsr'
ssy has just closed aud turned Its hands
,oose because it was not paying expenses.
And vet tho Mckinley bill doubles the price
of WOODEN goods In order, as its advocates
cav. to promote the wooden industry OF the
country. The republicans said the bill re-
ferrsd to would even benefit the sheep rails"
ere. by increasing the price OF wool, but,
on the contrary the price of wool has fallen
considerably since the passage OF that bill.