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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
Car RlnHn I'm.

PIrrsBUgG, Pa, Feb. 3-Woods Bun car
No. 102 Of the Manchester line. having on
board thirteen of the new employees OF the
company, was wrecked on Beaver avenue
at 400 O'Clock t1isimorning By t,e explo
sion OF dynamite cartridge which had
bsen placed ca thu track. The explosion
occurred as tbs Car was passing the Man.
chester locomotive works, and though the
conclusion was go se 7ere that TIE car waa
thrown from the ack, and badly wrecked
and the windows shattered In all the houses
on the side streft neares. the track over
which the car was running, strange as 1t
may setm. not one parson was seriously
hurt. Ths car was lifted body from the
track. Several OF thu men vera cut by the
flying glass, and mary persons we're thrown
from their beds by the force Of The exp!o-
sion. O1e CT the striking conductors said
he had heard two OF the striking conduct
oEs threaten that they would put dynamite
upon tie track. Ia also said that some
days ago two OF the so-calIed symps.
thlz,rs asked him to take hand in plot
to i'd up" P,esldent D,lz,sl aud General
Manager Greenwood OF the company.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, Fso. 3.-Ths Swiss minister t.
France, relative 70 the new French t,rF
declares that hls govsrnmant would have
tn greatest DIFF ,ulty 10 preventing Paria.
ment lnauguratlng tariff war with France.
1t wac certain. he said, that Switzerland
would have 10 take defensive measures
against frances commercial policy.
LONDON. Feb. 8 "A dispatch from Ather-
fed saga that he we,t1er has bscoms
fner. Capt. Hsinrike and msj ,rity OF the
Elders ofiosrs have II t1rned to the It am
er. where they are engaged In directing the
work Of d!scharglng the cargo into the
lighters. Late this afterncoon the wind
ireshened considerably end tie sea vas
quite rough, AID the work OF dIs,basglna
tina cargo was stopped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
Harris Convicted.

The t:lal OF Carlyle W. Harris, charged
With having poisoned his wife, Helen PottF,
resulted Last night 10 New York In yer
dict OF gui t. of murder in the hist degree.
Recorder smyihe's address to the ary was
impartial.
When the words OF tle foreman. "Guilty
of murder 10 the Hrst degree" we're uttered,
Mrs. Harris, mother o! the accu.ed. shrieksd
and fell to he floor.
My God" she cried, where is ju:t &c !?
La le."
The convicted murderer turned t. com.
Tort his mother. "Csrl is oil right" he
whispered t, her. "There mother, IL il only
for tine. This won't stsnd."
"Tne recorder did It," said Mrs. Harris.
The woman was utterly overcome.
Carlyle Harris medical student, and
Heen Pot, school girl. frat met at
OCEAN Grove 10 the summer of 1889 They
loved end became engaged. Owing to pa
rsI t 81 oppos ton t, an immediate marriage,
t os two we're secretly joined By al alder
man early the following year. Their mar.
rage was kept secret until the cum mer Of
that year, when the young girl became very
IL. She wss sep5 to her uoce, physician,
where her mother discovered that she wEs
hs victim OF malpractice performed by Hat
RIG.
After recovering from terrible siege OF
Ill heath, and uadsr Harris's promise Of
formal marriage, Mrs Potts sent her daugh.
ter TO the Oons.ock school. Daring Jsnu-
airy CT t ,s Same year Helen Pct 8, az con-
ouence Of her illDsss, became victim Of
| iueonnia Sac complained +, Harris and
he prescribed for her. Ga January 81, 1891
he gave her four capsules from boz, tell
ing her to t, ke one each night before retir-
i ;ce. These capsules he had obtained on q
prescription put mp By himself. There were
ak capsn!es Ia the box. The two remain
:ne ones he took a~sy WITH hia.
o. the following day he vent to o q
Poin, Comfort. TIE young gill t,ok three
oils. "a prescribed, and then complained
hat they made her feel Ga though she YES
diving. @, January 81, 1891 Helen was
visited b7 her Inothey. Ehs showed her
mother tina box, 10 witch ons capsule re.
NAMED. That night shs took that one cap
sule, sud the next morning, af.er intense
suffsring, she died. 1t tho time foul play
wa not suspected, bat tgo weeks later the
cosoper's jury, made PIP Of an eaas, n3I.
Der OF phyaielsns and licensed 'druggiste.
found tSat HeIspts death ED bsen caused
by opium poisoning.
In spite Of this verdict, no blsmo WAS teen ST.
tachsd t, Hsril. Several wesks lstsr Mr.. Pott
made to 1i,trict Attorney Nc ii q statement of
the facts in thu Gaze. an investigation By that
official was followed BY the arrest Of Herris.
Then followed in due coarse the rial, Which viii
90 down in history ss q cause celebre. The chief
Witnesses were the doctors who were connected
with the dead girls troubles, snd other medic
men. It yss battle Of the experts.
The ptint Of tile defense was to Prove that tie
amount OF naofphinei ia the csIcule could BOT have
c.nsed the death Of person In 2 :rmal condition
The prosecution brought exnert ta:tim my TO
prove that ths girls body, wli:h they had MID
ntsly examined, contained abundant morphine 10
have caused her death under any circums.
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Handsome Luncheon.

Tho most elegant luncheon OF The season
was the one given Ia Washington yet rday
By Mrs. Leland Stanford in honor 81 Mrs.
Harrison. Tbs long table was laid In the
spacious blue and white tarq1et ball recent
" added to her residence 90 K street. 10
thu tsy wlDdoR &, the east, among the
olsnts, was an aquarium filed With gold
feb, and birds In cages on either eide. From
he great white buffet and mantel hung
branches OF orauee tees, laden With fruit
and lied with god-rolor ribbon. Over TIE
cloth OF blue and white aatIn dsmsEk g.
either end where ~ 1sras Of blue satin under lace,
on viii n rsst II ba kets OF iorQ Ill, Ii d with
yellow ribbon Beyond th'se low epergnes IL
ing varieties of California fruit single punches o.
grspes fliiog fist cut 81 81 disies. The center
piece Of iii, s-of-the valley AID Yellow tulips filed
scallop shall epergne OF gold aud slver. = hi
rested en- filver-b rider mirfor. At Ell her end
OF thig vers. liver and cut.sl 81 stsnds OF fresh
strawbe ries. White tsper5 1rned under white
and god s. AIDES. The flag n and Inc gl.5s g
were Of Bohemian glsas beautifully decorated in
figures ard flowers. Souveni;s Of the lunchetn
were CO cases o, different colo in sstiu, on the
cover of wli;b gold lett: ring was tae inc CT
tie guest. A service Of pousss gid va, used st
the st coug,e. Ahout tho rom were groups and
fgur S of ms rble a.atIsry, n lie the walls w,re
hung with liable sintings, viii ID gave 20 the
Apartment q5i,e as N 1ch the aops.rancs Of q pic
turs gallsry es OF q b,nquat ha /
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Letter from Richmond.
Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. = 1892

Special Correspondence Of the Alexandra dazette
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 2 1892
Mesara. F. a. Reed, II. B. Harlow and
Park hguew, OF Alexaodria, were here thii
q 3rong aud appeared before the House
comml t,e on roads in opposition to The
Kent bill. Mr.. Raed wss the chief Spikes
mar, and be 10 very clear manner ez
planned the reasons thst prompted the Bosio
of Trade Of Alexandria to raise opposition
to the proposed railroad Law. These gentle
n 90 caue as represen ativea of t ne Board o.
Trade o! Alexandria, aud they maze noe'
favorable impression upon the committee
This strength OF tbe Kent bill has not been
tested in the cam N tt %, nor s 1t knowo yei
how the vote 10 the House will stsnd. Even
II a msjority OF t1e committee ia opposed to
the bill 1t will be reported so as to allow LIE
merit 10 be e.ed In tle House.
The Senate committee on public iostita
lions have undar consideration proposi.
tioa from Superb tsndent Massey to change
the manner Of dis ributing the schoo! fands.
Mr.. Messey's plan Ia to take the N oney out
OF the hands of the couLtJ aud city treasu-
rers aad ALLOW 1t to be di ibuted by the
school superintendent aud tle school ofh'
GERS In the various cites and towns. Tnls.
ne claims, would enable the tescheI5 TO 81 t
their money direct from the schao' 9Th jers,
and be q saving Of 500 600 year in school
money. This $40 600 would be the two par
cent. that Ia now paid the treeauFers fo'
paying OF this money. The proposition OF
Mr.. Massey does not meet with favor from
number OF counties In Southwett Virginia
where there 10 90 absence CT banking fscil-
isies. Senator Greene, Of Wgthe, who is q
member of tae cammt ee does not think
the change proposed by Mr. Massey will be
az good es the present syet.n.
Tomorrow light week the ,int comm t.
les on the oyst,r question will meet and
then will be the nsual oyster war. The
Hzbt this session promises to be Iva one,
and 1t looks like there will be more talking
done next week 10 regard tt this important
Industry than has ever been known to occur
10 any oGs week.
Tolls evening The House committee 90
oour es, cities and towns have under con
| siderstion the bill u annex Lea district &c
Richmond. Lee DIST let !s that eectloo
.round tae L.e monument, and the city OF
Richmond IL suxious for the new territory.
Henrco is making vigorous fight to "hold
Der own"
Governor Fleming, Of West Virginia
w.. at the Capitol to day and was given Q
privileged seat. Hs remained about an
hour In the Senate and had the pleasure Of
bearing "CsoIone jim" Marshall. CT Craig
get IF one OF BIS side split log orations that
made tae Governor 5f West Virginia laugh
out loud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
The NV Court

The fist term OF the United STATES Circuit;
Court Of Appeals. Fourth district, began 10 Rich.
mond yesterday afternoon. Chief Justice M,l
vile W. Fuller and Judge e. Bond, OF Hsry.
land, in the abaen ,e OF Judge Gofi, of West Viz.
GINA, de,ignated Judge Ro5ert W. Hughes to fill
tho vacancy pro feppore.
Tie Chief justice read an order appointing
Samuel A Blatchf9rd, OF New York, q, ofici,l re.
porter OF the court Fix csses were OF the docket
The first Gaze called WAS that OF Hfr.io j. J.
Wise master and claim an; of the B.i.ish stesm.
ship Lei a lto appellant. VS. Myers Bennett and
W. 4. Anderson. claimants OF the sch oaer F
Bronson. removed from tho Circui; Cour. OF
Maryland. The CASE WAS partially artu:d ind
tho court adjourned until to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITI2s.

Waterman McCauley, o!the Contina1 s.
National Bank, 10 Baltimore, committed
aucide early this morning i1 TIE ban9 By
ahot ting himself.
Two families, Watkins aud McGufy, who
started to Oklahoma from Cedar Gale:.
Ark, we're frozen to death 10 the recsr;
blizzard. Their bodies we're f.utd OF the
prairie near the Arksbsas lice
The houss Ct Mra. Henry Shreine7 uesr
White OAK, Perm, was ee.t.oyed By era
this morning. and tn, womsL's charGd
body was found Ia tie rui7s She lived
alone, her huabsrd having disd week ago.
The House oil Raet Il til at O,ean Cry.
n. J., of which postmaster general Wsna.
maker is tie repused owner, vas attached
By the sheriff yesterday. TIE Rs: has
been t1e summer rendezvous OF the nan.
bers OF B ,aay Sunday School Of Pdllsde.-
phis.
Toe Uoited States express frel2h. traia
which LETT Chicago Is. / evening Tor y v
York, jlmpad the track early tlia morning
about half mile IVES: OF North Baltimore,
Oti,, On the Chicago division. The engine
was overturned and fell upon the enginee;
who vas killed TIE 6reman is bad =
sca!ded. NJ others we're hart. No passsn.
ger cars we're attached t, this train.
". 4. McK,m,, station agent a; Wat.
bessk, Ark ,on the Ct. Luis & Southwestern
R,sd, was mys;ertouay murdered in hIs
rooms q! the depot lsss night. The dacov.
ely was made By the crew OF t.ain that
chopped at the station for orders. The body
was found with bullet hole 10 the left
breast. The shot bad beea f'ed through
the window AID the victim had evidently
besn sitting or his bed ready to retire waen
tae assassin pulled the trigger.
Walter Eisinger was passing by high ak tee
which soms wood cutters were chopping Gown
yesterday ear Flem:nstOn, n. ] when tho troe
une1psctly Eel! rlahins him TO the ground AID
killing him.
Notwithstanding sensational reports 10 tie con.
.rary, Goveraar 1haysr, OF Nebraska will
make 10 sistarc, to Governor Bod should the
latter immediltely with to assume his duties.
The mall wagon which left the New York pest
Office LAST evening with the mail for Hobsker'
n. j., wss robbed OF ten pouches On the ferry
boa. while crossing the Hudson river.
Yesterday evening the boiler OF freight CIR.
CINE On thu Chicago aud Alton Tte blew up nes-
Joliet, Ill, ard tho fireman AID brakeman were
instantly killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
a Witness Abduc ed.

Ell PAso. Tex, Feo 3 e y, Rolq1lllc.
81 attorney OF this ci.-, is mi-siug, aud
grave tesrs are eDt3slaiaad shs: SIN :diog
serious has hsppanei him Ga Tu.adsy q,
Lac. week, mau from New Mexico t3,k
him from home presumably OF business sud
oo.hlng hsa been heard from him siocf.
Mr.. R,nq1llo is an important witness In a
mining case, and his failure to pu. 10 en- 80.
pearanca will materially break the Ell
dspce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
penned in 2 Burning Cask

PEoR1A. Lis, FEB. 3 Jim Raca aud
Atom RIober. employees Of the Uaiop
Brewery, wen. Into g big pu1cheon les.
night for the purpose OF vanishing ii, wd.u
the vapor Of the she.lsc, passiog OFT o. the
email hole, oauzh. 6,e. Tae ioade Of ..s
puncheon was soon in farce bl.z. aud
the two nsu were pauntd % 10 the h,u.s.
O her workmen dragged them out, lacerat.
log their flesh snd breaking their bo1s: IL
90 doing. Ru,h may live, bat bis coupau.
loo was burned 30 badly tina. hi. & ..h dep.
oed eff wheo rescued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
Refractory Prisoners

FosroN, Feo.3 An outbreak vas repor ed
this morning among the p,is ,ners at Dee,
Island. The men refused to go to work
when ordered att O'clock and threatened
the oificsre lives. a detail OF fifty police
man wss Immediately seat down on the 20
lico boat, and headquarters was noti
fad that mora men sis needed. The ar.
rival OF an additional force having no effect
the police drew their clubs Gud 10 short
tine put the mob under sutj .otion, after
using great deal of force, many of tie
prisoners having badly cut heads. The re.
frattory prisoners are now lockel up In
their celia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yeateraa75
Richmond sDd Daaylils Rsiirosd Compa.
ny against De Bntts. Further argued by
Gen. W. q. Payne for plait f in error ar d
F. l. Smith, etq., foE defendant In error ard
anbm tai.
Mosoy's e1eeut ,rs against Wi.hers, e1.
ecuto.. and OIL ers. Bet for l6 OF Fet.
Iuary.
Farr sg.inst BALDWIN & Co. and othera.
Argued by J. b. Johnson, esq. for appel
liant snd R.-W. Eon-e, sq., fer appellee,
Hardin sgsinst Z llg. Appeal allowed
AID sureIssdeas awarded 10 decree pro-
nonnced by tae Circuit Court Of Wise coun.
" at III December ter u, 1891,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

TIE NEW YosK Tribune, in referring to
chs Gillian affair, says that by it"Anerioan
rights have been upheld. national dignity
bsen protected, and respect for the Ameii-
can flag been secured" That's what the
Tribune may think. bat all people abroad,
and many 10 this coUntry. are OF the opin
ion that the sffair referred to wss absurd,
aud has not only lowered the dignity OF che
Unted States. bat made this country posi-
SiVely Ridiculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
FROM WAsHINGTOR.
Especial Correspondents of as A.esaaarsa

ESPECIAL CosTespoaa0Eee oJ te AEcaoadTSd Gaacte.]
WASHINGTON. .. c., Feb. 8. 1882
General Mehone 10 still here, in his usual
oust ,rs ct Chamberin's. Ex-Congreasmar
aowden Ia also here. Hs and t 10 General
have MT yet reooaolled tlelr difference.
Other Virginia republicans nave BEEN here
rscensjy and have held conferences. their
object bslng to secure solid Harrison dele.
ssstion from thsir State to the next national
republican eonsenticn.
Mr. Leecb, director of the mint, was e1-
anined by the EouGs committee on coinsgs
ko.day on the silver question. he said fifty
eight million ounces was tae product OF the
silver mines of this county last year. also
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03
WEDNESDAY EvEame, FEBRUAeY 3.
M. onv lIkens Congress to a collection

No BODY iikens Congress to coi.ec''on
Of thls7es. bat, nevertheless, some otsne ao.s
ofthat bodq towards newspapers DO suggest
,hs o,d c,uolss sbous the opinion tnie'es:
With halte,s around their necks, entertain u
~. ,av Tos Cona:itution proVioes 'ha'
Co,..s sbsIl make no Law abridslng the
f,seSom OF tde p,ess. Tnis OF coufse means
that newspapers may print Wnas .ne'
cbooss. provided /; De BOT oo7csne acu NC
,,no Ifit be untrue they are sur 'cl "
nno;abmant tor libel. Bat Congress nas
nss.ei a law ao,id cling the freedom OF tue
nress. b, excluding from the mails neWeps'
ners containing advertisement, OF LOTTERIES
chartered by s.aies, and thss, TOO, though
the Constitution slso provided that TAU iai'p
and o,sd,. snsli be given ia e7ers SAFE 70
oh, nnhqo sc.s of all the other S:atee; ana
ona branch Of Il has already passed ia"
sbrIdaias the freedom CT the press OF pro-
btb,stng newspapers from sufj 'ctiog mem
hars Of Consress to Legitimate r'dicule LOT
tbsir absnrd, improper and corrupt proceed
ings. I:has baea loog Tina slncs tne
vIsss; and bes. man of the country had eea's
ss.be- 10 Congress or or the Supreme bencn
T. was hoped oy the unao2h!sticated that
yben the democrats regained control OF the
tt 8 Honse of Representatives. congress
stoosl ;u.rectlons OF the Constitution Wouio
be atoppad, but what ia hope Out oecs'S'
$40 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

THE Treasury sra emon. for January, even
according TO Secretary Fosters cookie
statement, shove that the public debt was
Increased lest month million and quar-
ter, and now, ef,er thirty gears OF high tar
ID, amounts 20 nearly billion dollars. It's
well for the country thai the democrats Wil'
soon have contscl of the Treasury, and thai
the democratic q. 8. House of Representa-
tives has already declared for retEenchment
and reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

Salvation Oh should be the c5upsnIon of
every travelling man. 1t extinguisnss psD,
whether resulting f;om q cur. burr, q
bruise. Or sprsin.
Cnaucer says: For gold in phi.ike ls \
cordial" For all that suffer from hoarse-
ness, cold 10 the chett lung trouble, o,
bronchitis, Dr. BuIl's C1ush Syrup is golden
"phis ke." Price % &c, IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

The Grand Central Hotel, 10 New York,
was cloeed yesterday. Is propr ore had
been served With an order Of dspossees or
the non-payment OF six months rent. The
building will be fitted up fer storee.
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DIED.

Suddenly Of hssrt,siluie, on February .. st
8 As m, ALLEN c. HARMON, in the 1874
yta' of his age Funeral motto, later.
On the morning Ct the 81 iLs!snt az the 81.
dfnce OF Mr.. samuel F Cation. near AIn4n alo
F.irsE c-urty, Yi,silia Mrs sAHAH p.
BaEII. IN the gath year of her aga. The iur
eral will t.ke p!acs from her leto residence a
rhursdsy at o'clock D. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

EMANCIPATION has nean even more ln]u-
rlous, morally aud materially, to tae wh'ts
nsrfs OF Russia than it has been to the negro
slsvss of Bee and lhis country indeeo,as
"a means to prevent t1e mproVidenoe of the
former from reducing them to stsrvst Ton, the
Car recommends, It Ia said, without their
opposition, their return to The CONDITION o.
Herfdom. Experience proves THAI the Az
glo.saxon, is the RAGS that makes the mos
ont Of liberty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

The explosion OF patent alcohol ccnae, sing
rnscti.e in J. Rummsl & Co.'S bat factory, New.
ark, N. j., yesterday killed three men aud dam
aged the building to the amount Of 81, COO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-03

TIE Egg YoEK Sun aays: Any ttsce oi
sympathy CT admiration fer things Sog'i=n
on this cid, o. the Atlantic ia coDh1ed 70
few usdred BILLY women of both ss1es' ana
tho. no have a oordlsl fellow feeling with
those B.!s!sh workinsmen who declined 10
nas, vo.e OF coadalence on the recen'
dsa.a 0, the Dake of Clarence" The Sun
vas never more mistaken 10 all It's life. Inc
"sd nl-ation 70. thugs Eog'iah," pro7ioeo
they be good things, IL &c great among rlgn'
thinking psope OF this side OF the Atlantic
az II ever was, and the confidence on the
death of the late Dake was as sincere 10
America az II was in England. The vast
majority Of the white people OF this couotry
are OF Eas!iso stock, aud blood Is thicker
titan water.
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So 01
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.
WAsHINeToN, Feb. 3
SENATE

Among The isions p.eFensed Easa Esth'
er belated one from the Robert T. L'ncoin
Club, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, asking Congress
to uphold the Presidents hard In the Chill.
ian controversy.
Mr.. Sherman presented q Communication
from the Safe Department recommending
an appropriation for a commission to aecure
representation OF American art at the To-
irrational art exposition a. Munich.
NJ. Dolph, from the committee on foreign
relation 8, reported bill continuing for ten
years the laws prohibiting the coming int,
this country OF Chinese.
The joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to ihe Constitution OF the United
States relstng.o marriage and divorce, was
taken up and M. Kyle, the democratic far.
mers' alliance Sens tar, addressed the SEN
ate In support If it. The amendment pro-
poEes that Congress shall have exclusive
power TO regu!lt, marriage and divorce In
the several States and territories and the
Di:t,ic! OF Columbia. The resolution was
referred to the Judiciary committee.
Toe resolut on declaring Mr.. Call, Of
Florida, ent ted TO bic seat went over I'LL
tomorrow on motion of Mr.. Chandler.
TIE bill t, la7 tina Safe OF West Viz
eiols the cum due to 1t under the direct
tsx" Law, was passed.
Senate bill to provide for the erection Of
public buildings for postcfices in towns
and cities where the postcffice receipts for
three gears preceding have exceeded s. 600
annually, va. taken up. The bill gave rise
TO considerable discussion bus went over,
and the consideration Of the public printing
| bill was resumed.
RoUsE.
| That the members of tie Houae are be.
! coming somewhst weary OF the long discus.
] sim over the raes was evidenced this Morn.
ing By tle email attendance when the
Speaker called the body to order.
The House resumed e consideration q
the rulea.
The parding no ion was iht made BY
Mr. Boa.ner, of Louisiana, striking cut the
clause permit log general legislation On ap-
propslatlon bllp, provided that, being GEL
manc, /. re.rench expenditure.
Mr. Psndletop, Ct West Virginls, could
understand why tie repub i,sns Of the
50 Co0g,e,s etoud be opposed to ridsIs
on appropriation bills. Riders on sppre-
priation bills had saved the liberties CT the
people. In late years they had been used
to preserve the constitutional rights OF t g
people Of the South.
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