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the notes show on their faces, they are contracts pure and simple. A large number oi Republicans take the po- siiion that the act could not be made retroactive, therefore no amendment is necessary. These opinions do not satisfy NIT. Bland, who is evidently | under the suspicion that political enemes are digging a pit for his feet by facilitating the passage of bill | which the President might veto with out committing himself upon the merits of the silver question.
 WAsHISGToS-The chaplain. in his prayers in the House to-day, invoked i Divine aid for Cyrus w. Field. The speaker laid before the House the Senate silver free coinage bill and stated that under the rules it would be referred to tl.e committee on coin age, weights and measures. Mir Bland, Of Missouri. asked that the committee , have leave to sit during the sessions of the House. This request, MT. Tracey. of New York, objected to. MT. Tracey then inquired whether 1t was in the power of the House to order another , reference, and on receiving an affirm } ative answer moved the reference of ! the bill to the committee on banking and currency. The vote resulted: yeas 8. nays ll4. No quorum, and call of the House was ordered. DARLINGTON, I. T.-Arapahoe In dians are again Indulging in the ghost dance and settlers are unduly alarmed. Complaints have been forwarded by mail and wired to the head of the In- dian department at Washington, ask ing that this ceremony be stopped at once, as settlers fear that if it contin- l, ues it will end in an In iian outbreak. ISDIANAPoLIs-A special to the News from Vincennes. Ind. says: William Tyler, president of the Vincennes National Bank, shot and $ killed himself shortly after 9 o'clock.
 He had risen at the usual hour, eaten ] his breakfast, gone to the postoffice ] and secured his mail, and then went n to the livery stable where he ordered e a horse and buggy and drove out to a the cemetery, and while seated on the c grave of his daughter, shot himself = through the heart with a revolver. e The deceased was 5 years old and 6 leaves a wife and son.
 CHIcAGo-Wm. J. Campbell left heIe for Washington quietly but hastily
 yesterday, having been called there ' by an urgent telegram. MT. Camp
 bell declined to be interviewed as to
 his intentions as to the chai1manship - of the National Committee.
 OMAHA special to the Bee from
 Wallace, Neb. says:
 Uriah Woolback, living 13 miles
 southeast of here, while umpiring a
 game of ball Sunday afternoon. was T hi, in the breast by the ball, killing
 him instantly. He leaves wife and
 one child.
 WAsHINGToN-The Senate free sil- ;, yer bill was referred to the committee
 on coinage, weights and measures tEis
 morning without an objection. WAsHlNGToN-No further opposition
 to the reference of the Senate free
 coinage bill to the committee on eoin-
 age, weights and measures will be
 interposed by the anti-free silver
 Democrats in the House. This was
 the decision reached at largely at
 tended conference of the anti-free
 silver men last night.
 WAsHISGToS-The silver bill did
 not advance one step today, The silver men who yesterday declared
 positively that they would permit no
 business done until the senate bill was
 ref erred to the coinage committee,
 decided this morning not to obstruct