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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08
The HARRISBURG HORROR.

Verdict ~ the C~cron~r-s Jury FIxI-g the
Responsibility for Tire Accident. b.
whf~h TEN Lives w~re Loaf
HaEnrsrr re. Pa June -9.-Thc COR
one-s Investigation asto the au~r. and
who i responsible for the recent rail-
road disaster inthi~ city. cio<ei - ncon
y~e<te-day.and the jury rendered the fol-
lowing verdict.
F1r~s-wr = "A that n $ Hsv~- she St>ni,on
OPERATOR. ~4~ -riifv - rrn<s n~xf~ IN allow
nc sh< .~ep1i H~-so1 % ~ = - rrn r~ th-
I~k frsr<e rre 1r4t @er-ns ht1 III -h> b'nr--
bc.we~r ;hn - ~lt1n 81 Dork-s.n>- tprr-~
S-~oni-TnH- Robert n H-,xr vas -nilty ~
r-i- r-1i~~-n< h. dr.T a. = frm-r IN MT
~ i~rf ~ cao1xl anA p'zrinr csD- ~ 90
'rrF< nd rrzrsiallE untl fhs -rprNi ~rts,1
arr ~s~1 ~ enx IL.
Ttt~i-Thr- H. rn1r~-. Hurh E~1iv. -
cka-<-i Nth -r~e n~r-t IN ~. t1~i1g III
trasr urdf- -nl o,nsr~i % .~prrnrh'n- Dn~x-
sir4st f1~fr. nni ruTrzia< ras- ianrrr <ixn41
sn0 -r-rin< int3th@ frAt ~ectiun. c1usi1y "
r~~~<
Fr1r>h-T rr~~r-n 80 prnnsvivzna Rail
~nfrr fn- n1sp-i14s Lrff sr-i<ht r-~fa tDb-
m = -n~-rE-r trek cn to- Trims ~. m A.
rrra~hirx -<ar train
Engineer Kelly was placed ~unf.erlail
Tor future appearances il wanted
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FOR RETALIATION.

Senator Davis Han 20 Provide for r:e,asi-
nfisa Against Cnnn dian Ss~I.erirI alton
In the Matter "f Canal Tolls Reported
Iaspra,ily 81 the senate from the tom
rnist~e IN fsrsiSn Rotations
N.srrSsrcx. June %. ~ senator
Davis yesterday reported q the senate
from the committees on foreign rela-
tons with = favorable rccommerda-
tion- the bill introduced BY him % pro-
vide for retaliation against Canada. II
Is entitled: "a bill % secure certain
rcr;prornl advantages - citizens ports
and vessels ~ the Un;tc,I States
The bill provides that after August
4. i>.s. whenever and 80 often a. the
the president shall b. satisfied that the
passa-c through any canal or lock con
nccted with the navigation ~ the 81
Lawrence river. the great lakes or the
waterways connecting the SANE. ~
nv vessels Of the L nitsd States or ot
csrgoe< or passengers in transit 70 any
port u the United States. j. prohit-
ted. or j. made difficult Or rnius. Or
ha-sicnsornc by the imposition 81
tolls. az otherwise. which. in
view Of the free passage shruugh
the St. Nary's Falls canal now
permitted 10 vessels Of all nations. he
shall deem % b. r~cciprrcally unjust
and unreasonable. he shall have the
power and il shall t. his duty 20 sus-
pend Nv proclamation TO that effect
to- such time and 70 such extent. in
Guiding absolute prohibition. - he
hall deem just. the right of free PAS
sage through the II. Nary'S FAILS
canal. y, far as Il relates to vessels
owned ~ :hr subjects Of the Eovern-
mcnt - Terminating against the clti-
zsai~. ports. Or vessels Of the United
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II the senate % 11~ s3ch. tie tim.
wzS taken up il : discussion 81 the
vzrisus appropriation bills 4 joint
|r=olution extending existing app-opri-
aticns fifteen days Vas pus~1--In
The hou~e the republicans ~sncr~-ded in
.p-rrentinx the consideration u the tin
Pate bill and the conference report on
the district of Columbia appropriation
bill Was c0nsidersri and = new confer
e-rr ordered The joint resolution e.
tending existing appropriations fifteen
lays r4s passed
No EarS ha> fallen IN three YEAR 10
L. >aile county Tex The prasrse~-
czee arp<trt with rich rras~ arr -
hare a. = billiard hell The streams
ka-e zIA -nue dry There i ~ water
'n-vEhere- The sun-rrf1nr-el while
-arrh mak- the glare AMI heat aimpst
u-haabl~- Der. rnrf<ev srd oinsr
- Ill animals have left. and er~n tie
.smilar jark rabbit has DISAPPEARED
The North German Lloyd stea=shfr
ITzre. which left Nex York June y.
a~rrir%l n Sou-hznp.Dn on the 1p-h-
hzrinr On bcart- b~ite< her regular
cabin and st~ea-e pn~zen1er- Capt
r. r. Hurlt<rt AMI twenty nrn- the
sh~irrrucket crew ~ The Nor1 <rotian
f~niI-r-rpd ship. the Fred r. Tavio~-
urAkr. in . collision -~ith The Trzvr
o. the morning ii rhe -
TIE fflicit di~tisic-y bu<incss II Ia:
T~rn~~c j. 90 the increase. Ceicerx
astzcixtd = party ~ mc-vnshiner- At =
~sill il The rAsIhonie n1nn-ains. "a
tn ss-h. ard = bir fight followed cnr
~ the rEies~ v1~ fatally uouniel and
: nn-i~r ~ thr mo1a.ainerr. arc
rhe-rnt - hare h-wn kiIIr~i
TEE senate Worlds fair cO-nra1.:cr.
On tie fth. n-A~re1 q fnvcrahlc rApsrt
% ske bssi irfrndun~i b. Senzr.pr ral-
rlrr makir- ~ appropriation ~ g.
pu.rrp a. aSi thr Worlds Columbian
cxnstipn- The rnea<ure zs reported
j. ansnt to same - the D~urbrrr1x. az
nnn~@ t.1il-
Arr the giass far:or1- ~ T~s-Ilarrr.
0. hare hxn Permanently shrs- doxn.
The manufacturers claiming that trr
cpnid mt srnp with tht faEtnri.
lpratcd IN n1tzral rs tnzn~. About
go men are sat N. empi0raent
~Ar ArpxKr. a lahi-rr. l-a-ue IT,
vrIrrd ia : ~snf-e 9Th hi wife near
C~haf;anscxa- Tenn- On thr >orh. 49,,
birth m..ir To- : I'm nezr ~. he 80
Cured 4 assf killed him as NJ ran u
OF the dDur
ALrrrrs chill ~ E1nrh Acre. while
plzyin< IN Haynes mill - Ats1- Tcnn--
fell into ; bin -,ntzininy seve--r hun
drei bushrls 81 uhea. AMI was 9TH
cred
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4 REMARKABLE Ronz=Ry.


.rs4t rinth fsht,l. "a ~ IN f.rnNihlln-
trnsiitstr f.r Snxsrner ~ ui<<nusi-f.~
fuFturt and I~AeAt ~4n<ir~fE4ndxnG
wtth fhr t.Enr 90 Enr1er4 HAT They
f-rsgrt Amer hf.iiax IA. uo-r~.
HE,>rrsS. I'LL. June GA rc.nar,<-
tblr AMI Successful rpbte~y was pcrrr-
rated 81 Magnolia. = village twenty
niie~ frrm here. on The night - Juno
y. news - yhich has just reached
'ere- Ahoat midnight i've ma~.<ci and
s-nei men forexs, an entrance a. tho
ua~nDla hnrsc. IN which were five
yrrst~ After gar-iny and bind
ne the landlord and his wife
md the hirs~i man. securing
heir v~aluahle> and frightening
he woinen servants into silence. the
>'hhcrs aror~ed the guests marched
hem ou, in line in the hall and while
d~e>rsraiocS stc<Si guar.l over
:hc-n- the other robbers nn<ackrl the
eom~. securing tr-eos worth o. plum
icr- The gang then made their escape.
threatening their victims with death
a ra~c ~ pursuit John >ohicS<i. pro-
1ibiff.n candidate FOR govcrno ~ Mis-
curi- was one 81 the victims and the
My one 90 recover his nerve
After falling IN his cndeavor tn
,r-anize = pr<>e for pursuit.
,e finally mounted a horse
started after tie rohhcr< alone
,vertnking three ~ them ramp--d in .
avine. A lively ~kirmi>h followed. i'm
>ohi~~kr> horse was killed un-
Ter him but neither he nor any 81 the
-chher~ va~ seriously hurt Sob:ssxs
being Thrown 70 The ground the NIB
took the opportunity u escape
md dashed away. H. walked "a Wa
and after giving The authorities
! description ~ the robbers. lrft ;nr
-inrinna;i - attend the prohibition
.or ~enrion.
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b >ew E@t-ic >hip Teas Takes vster
ne >rrfl,t NAVY F>rd. Bcsrr Ci-lsfenr.l
~ = pau-fter ~ <hr Lone star ~rnrr.

Pa -
:, ~.~s..r "s'r
~ = pauenser IL shs Lone star ~-a,r.
ForrSrox III. ~. .Iun~ !, The ~
,o.k uarv rar.i> ann ,-.,r-.rns.c- rr,r-
* ii. i.ar Irs have ~.r,-r..3 ~t~n.s
,r:nm1h ~ the s-uec.~~sul 1arr.h-
M " 49, ~-..- h..r..h-r -r.-.
here. Tne s.eu~ n S,;.. ~
-in during -he er-sr, ,-o~rn..., ~
most animated ore Aharr ,o ~ 49,
raror~ x.-- II tie varr. ana !. ,rsrv
more 81 steamer tnrs Yachts 80 ~
.here. "a a.. sd ~ ire lapnrhi,-
tower crccsN f-.-.n ~. l,r,ebr,-
platform were Ms ror~.n. vii
liamS. II Texas her ma.hr- NJ
Williams. lien. " : co,c ~. n-;~,--
secretary ~ Secretary T-rx 80 NJ
official rr-n-r~cn.a-sxe .n n rs.-
and Ensirn Hillary =. II. .Janes II
nav tn go -a;.. 81 h-~~
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''"r- ""'*H w. tuet* 7. "a frni.x. r
fstft ~ state X, Err.,ir,t ,..-
~" and Prom .ff. furfsrmrt A.
f-r-srretkrr Foster. A.u.~..
'" tittHnstle vark.
WASHINGTON. June D.-u.n Ham II
fnstfr' % Indiana. wh..e nonin,.s
~ - srcrctlry ~ state. VIA h.
'ia'ne, Resigned. was cnn.irn,1 ~ ~.
senate. has had a di,.loms.i.. .,-...
Frona'iy unepna'ed IN American his
Tory horn IN Indiana sifty.nvc ,ear.
al'. ne WINS educated Ia the rah,i.
schools and graduated from ,hr ~,..,
university. lie was admired y.
The bar. and III connection vs,f
his Practice 81 law was .n~.,-,
m newspaper work. being conn.,,..r
with the Evansville journal n.
scrvs,t in The war Of the rebellion 49,
after IT. close took = prominent part ~
the politics Of the state. In 1874 N.
rs chairman Of the Republican
state central COMMITTEES. and IN ths
next year he was appointed by prc<i.
dent Grant minister 70 Nexiro "a.
served successfully as minister v
Russia and Spain. acquittinr him.
self with great credit. and win
ming FOR his country 4 h;-he,
regard than il had previously enjoyed
at these courts. While Mr.. Cleveland
was IN the presidential oflice he comp,i-
mented Mr. Foster by sending him ~
special envoy 70 Spain t. negotiate 4
com 4nercial treaty in which ne va
successful. bat the treat: failed ~
utilization in the "a When the
Mckinley bill made il incumbent
upon tte department 70 conSr
the reciprocal trade arrangement, pro
vifsri for ~ section 3 ~ that act. Nr.
Foster WIS PLACED in charge ~ The ne
spti-ttipn~. iiis selection was vinai-
Gated ~ the facility and success With
whssh thc~c arrangements were p.r-
ftctesi. ..crr1tly H. has lAaa charrr IL
tie l;ehr ~ sea nccctin tionS. and ws<
agent ~ the United Stats 10 pre-
rar'- the ease fer presentation d
thH arbitrator Since his rctirrnmen.
from REGULAR diplomatic service u thc
government. Mr.. Poster has as...d Is
COUNSELOR for the shinrSe. >panfSh ana
Mexican LEGATIONS ia IN Washington. ana
his accFptana Of the ofi..e. ii l. unler-
s.c~ri. involved : considerable personal
financial sacrifice.
Mr.. Foster = an elder ia Dr. Bart
lett Presbyterian church. His family
az home consists only o- a vile. his t.yo
daughters. both being married. h.inr
residents * Natertovn. \. H. Mr..
Foster has his legal residence in Evans
Vile. Ind.
Ills imns-iiatc confirmation by The
senate y IN unusual compliment tothe
nominee ~ which has heretofore
been extended only % senators sitting
in the bndy. when nominated 10 os.rs
ny the pr..sif ent-
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BANKED THE FURNACES


Th~ Truubtr rsetvsru tho AMsi<.smated
i~--eistIsn and q Steel ~ autAes-
urr--
r~sTVsrt-neH. Pa June so--The
A-rnai<amatci association ani the iron
AMI STEEL sheet manufacturers. cane 70
IN agreement al midnight last night
AM. the scales for sheet mills. tin and
hEr-ck plates was agreed upon and
signed. Tn. scalr j. in the masn the
.annc " last wear. both sides making
mirs-r concessions
All the furnaces ~ carncgic's Hone
stead mills rerc banked last nirnt II
i thought the company took this action
m rc:alis ton for the men hanging in
rnxv. Yesterday. officials 81 the :.rrn-
This move on th- part a the firm
breaks the agreement Wits lbs
Amas-amnt~d association a~ the
wa-r scales for this year dos not
expire until tonight. All The skilled
work mer. LOO in rumhrr. and mem
'c~ 81 the Amalramascd nSsociaticnare
aos- mt. and when they will return 20
work II ever. i a question.
There src yet about a-cuo Dcchnnirs
nrd lab rers. not members ~ thr anal-
rarnatci. liz work. hnt they sill met Nr
ntttiesl without skilled workr.n-
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AMERICAN


IN rut~r ray At-rs~sin< Afs~nfSsn ~
fis canadian cev~rrnens-
OTTAWA. Ont. June SIN the house
az ~ MONDAY. in reply % .
question a< q whether III. government
hal taken nofice Of Gov. Schultz an
-nounrcmcnt n the d~rpr-iatiD7s ~
American prrashrr~ in Hnfson bnv. and
vhethr- ihesr facts would bsr-frr-ct
n the sehrinr So arhitratnrs.~ Sir John
Thr-npsrn said that the Fovcrrmrn.
h,l hot 1T si-ht ~ The rat.s-r- ani
would take snch steps as wcrc nrcrs-
sary 10 protect Canadian interests The
natter. ~ Saia- cs-iil ~. ~ rcrcrr-i
n tnr Herring sca arbitrators 80 only
GreStens whirh ~srre txei ~ the
treaty rurlkl - 80 referred
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PrEr1r fe~iinE u Paris r~--rain- rhr
ehargrs 1-ainss CAPT ftr-up- late rnfii-
fzry atsarhe - the A-nenrzn ix-ztScr.
J. quir-inr dp~zL There : -ene-,l
dispu~itinn u arccrs - sr,e h. Stat~
nent that rhateTrr inf0rma.iun Ne
procured wzs secured CO. The var d.
rurtmrnt IN Washington and thar. II
The pans q the Fr~1eh x-0rr~rn~-.
we've hesrzyri % Eerzmny and Italy
ne Rid nuthinx % % nth -
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srATrr.K- Wash Jane -o.-Fr-r Non
day night thrsatcnezi - sw-rpfhc toxin
- il hid three yca-S ago. bat the prog
res ~ the f'amc< uas Oh a.krf af.rr y
hes ~ abcnt fyso-OcO had been cansci.
The fir started in the heart u the city
and gained hcadwav 20 rapidly that
c~cr<terratirn prevailed S~hualachrr
Br~ wholesale vro<ery was destroyed
and the Hotel Northern vas hai.y dam
AGED Rvter Hortnn'snrw hank build
irr ua< saved hy hard work. The in
surance o. Srhwatacheu' establish
mens ~ osoo. 90
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RHv. >aEIn1 rixEns and two iargh-
rs> wsre killed W lightning ~ar
EiiF~rft,e Tenn .c1 tizc xsrh- The
rAree u<nf rctarnlnE knrne in = hnxuy
y hen The ~tSrm came rp and they
s.@.Ar shelter unsisr = rr.c. The hol.
uhieh klinl thrm dsd not hurt the
hrr>.
y. ErwkEp STONE. rho claims rahave
~-arred - walk fron >an FrancA<,o On
FEBRUARY -. ia~t. 20 make q tr-rxcnn-
~ri1rnrll rpur On foot. arrived IN New
Norx <iry on the 4>tn and ren,rtet Al
til roi-rr Gazette o1ic-r Al NON lie
wa> nor due unit, July 4 Mr.. Stone
l-akrd - frr~h and elean-i;mt-~a - IL
~ hid ius. taken = constitutional
CoSSrEKSArr,> prevails in some parts
q the Russian empire owing "a the
rapid <pread ~ ch0,rra- At Ea<u. c1p;-
tai a the government of Baku- On the
we~r eyas- ~ the Caspian 49, thirty
rive new czScs we've reported on the
18th Bakn ! great petroleum ship
PE1< port
Ms EsrHxE McCrIIorsH. q Chat
c2ncega- Tenn viii ~son b. ia year.
Of are. She was born in Hancock ccun-
". Ca IN l--s. and has nur<-d the
wounded IN thrre great wars In ad1i-
tion 10 rhc~e 81 Indian fght< M Ne
Cullcu<h lives with her daughter. Mrs.
Eoberr~pn- herself an octogrnE-izn-
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PERSONAL ANo GENERAL


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49, nE'H~~n eNnAo..
900 80 ~ rss's11n< Eortn
e. A~canr~- in1- e'nMlrEeu ~rksl1e- On
t- y ln- hhE~1 II =
I'll - <ntlln- ~ rnrpar 20 11~
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nnAl<u -~-AnA ne Approaching etee-
= rEEl1F'c stp-m r1s~ei o~ereas-ern
I~lnsEis1na On - MAT - ~ 18th
- many ~-rt1rn~ y assumed the pro
Pr1Mns =, eArudrDlrsr ard rsSulred
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SiE fiExET FEsSrrS >ETrcrH Mcozr~
marquis - Drnghef2 died II Dnbrir
On the 18th he uaS horn 81 i>1 and
Wa Descended frora N Er<lHh solE5r-
q fortune Sir Edward Nrurr. wh,
went crer % Ireland IL the time ~
cneen Elizabeth The Iz-r nnrrrf<
was iord-ibrntrnant ~ the county I'll
dare ard iieu.enant-colonel ~ the XII
dare rife
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REV lEkLCHAsr- Indian <r-1rh<r
governor. Was renominzr1d O. The SrSt
halict Il the rrF1hliczn sac coaven-
.irn ~ Fort Wayne. CD the ->-h wi-h
Theodore Shneknry- q Randolph pun
y. fer lieutenant governor. znia full
state ticket
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The steamship Yea frr dz-s c~rr-
7ue- and supposed 70 haze h-en a col
iision ~ 81 with tnr Szilf-~ fcSsel
Fred II TzFio-. arrired ~ Nrr York
quarantine ~ SIS = mL- - -he 9Th.
She had not trrl IN collision with the
Taylor or amy Other vessel
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Az = recens meeting ~ the Denim
Ion cabinet the th~rez-ened r~r-zliztSon
bill q the United States x-u-e-areur
IN The matter - canal tolls Was ti<
rnssed and = proposal forwarded a. IL
United States government through Tie
British minister - wzshin<r0n- NE
ir- % conceie much 81 President n1r-
riscr'< clai-n-
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VIZ CEErES. u addressing = nrc--
inr AZ Cork On th< e2rh- sid the No
Carthyi-es hzd full coufdrnce u NJ.
Elads-ones. and they NOW knew that
his h0nf-rnle hfl rouh T. z~ good
Ind IN some respects better rhan the
bin fa-nell accepted IN r>~6
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NAErIy rrxpT- = dealer IN skirts
and CATERS. did N Mem Ycrk o. the
4sth- r nr-phine p~ozurin-- Ad-u-
c.<rk -1=e him TEL grains - mcrpne
instead q qninine- and r. rrrnk he en-
tirr quantity dez-h resulting u ssw
hours later
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SEvS from apparently gpcz authur-
~ savs hat Mr. Cleveland will select
The following chief o1ic~- 20 direct his
campaign Chairman Of The n~ational
democratic cumni--ee- ". C. Whitney
Chairman o. the executive comnir-ee-
VIM r. Ha-rity. ~ Pennsylranizs snr
rr-a-T. Gc1r-e r. Parker. 81 New Yer
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THE ns<nuirns a ~ AAhi-nn
Mind asylum c.aim~ a. have ~lvrd 10
rroh'cm uf-sxunxznirzlrr itrhrin- trains
~ elcrtrsri-r-
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GOOD START FOR A NAVY.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The naval
appropriation bill, as reported to the
Senate to-day by the committee on ap-
preparations, contains some items of
national interest not included in the
bill as it passed the House. The most
important amendment provides for the
construction of a number of new YES
sells in addition to the two authorized
by the House. There are one sea going
coast line ~battle-ship, designed to carry
the heaviest armor and most powerful
ordnance with displacement of about
5000 tons, to have the highest prac-
ticable speed for vessels of its class and
to cost, exclusive of armament and
premiums for increased speed, 81, 000,-
600; one harbor defense double turreted
ship of the monetary type with 800
tons displacement to have the highest
possible speed of its class and to cost,
exclusive of armament and premiums,
So, 600; four light draught gun-boats
from 500 to 1000 IONS displacement, to
cost $3.50, 600 each, and six torpedo
boats at $11O, 900 each. Not more than
two of the torpedo boats are to be built
at the same establishment. The pro-
visions of the naval bill of 1886, giving
the Secretary of the Treasury discretion
in buildingN nssels, are made applicable
to the construction of the vessels au-
thorized.
Other items in the bill are as follows:
$50, 600 toward the expense of the In
ter national Naval Rendezvous and Re
view in connection with the Worlds
Fair, including the construction by the
Secretary of the Navy of reproductions
of two of Columbus vessels-the Pinta
and the Nina-to be taken to Chicago
after the review as a part Of the gov
eminent exhibit; $4,000 for torpedo
outfits for the Atlantic, Boston and
Chicago; 81, 400, 600 ian increase of
$4O0, 900 over the House bilD for the
| construction of steam machinery
The committee also added to the bill
an amendment providing that herea ter
employing officers on shore duty shall
state that such employmentis required
by the public interests, but heneed not
state the duration of service.
The bill as reported from the Senate
committee aggregates Ia amount
600 more than the bill as it passed the
House, which carried q sum total Of
500, 476, 773. AS reported from the
Senate committee, it carries ga T3
or 50, $50, 865 less than the estimate, and
So 17, 781 less than the appropriation
for the current fiscal year made by the
last Congress.
The amount on account of new YES
sells In The CURRENT law is $17, 607 900;
the bill reported to day carries for new
vessels $10,142, 900, a reduction on ac-
count of new vessels of 81, 465, 600.