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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Every Stock Grower and Manufacturer Should En-
hibt and Everybody Should Attend the Fair. For
remium Lists, Folders Entry Sheets, etc., address
C. L. WHITNEY, Secretary,
Grand Rabias.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

Flansn Haddiss At Det,sn,hsler'..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
BIG OFFICES FILLED.

Tho President Ellis u List of Vacancies,
The Now Intor.stnto Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. G.-The Pres
ident today sent to the Senate the fol.
lowing nominations:
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
james W. NIcDill, oi Iowa, vice
Thomas NJ. Cooley, resigned; William
NJ. Lindsey, OF Kentucky, vice w. Il.
Bragg, deceased.
: William k. Morrison, OF Illinois, Ia
reappointment.)
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Estes G. Rathbonc, OF Ohio.
William u. Hess, U. S. Consul Cen
eral at Constantinoplc.
William d. Mccoy, OF Indiana, min
lister resident and consul general to
Liberia.
AbramJ. seay, Governor OF the Ter
rltory OF Oklahoma.
Chief Enginoer-George W. Melville,
u. S. engineer in chief and Chief OF the
bureau ofstcam engineering, with the
relative rank oi commodore. IL.
U. S. Consuls- Campbell L. Maxwell,
OF Ohio, at Santo Domingo; Charles
Wcare, OF Iowa, at AK LII Chappcile !;
David S. Buck, OF Oregon, at Some
burg; Elias II. Cheney, New lamp
shire, ut Matanzas; James Leitch,
louisiana. at Belize.
: Andrew II. Mccormick, OF Texas,
United States Circuit Judge for the
Filth Judicial Circuit.
Matthew Il. Allen, United States At
torney for the Southern District OF Cali
fornia.
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THE MICHIGAN LAW
TO Choose Electors by districts to

To Choose Electors by Districts to bc
Tested In the Y. S. Supreme Court.
WAslllSGToS, D. G., Jan. |. Michigan
Republicans arc fully determined to
have the constitutionality OF the Minor
law tested. They have had il careful
examination made OF tho precedents re-
garding the choice OF electors and sever
al ways have been found. by. which the
case may be appealed to the highest
court in the land. The leading conten-
ton will probably be on the choice OF
the electors ut large.
Admitting the power OF the state legis-
lature to apportion the state into cleo
toral districts corresponding to the con
gressionGi districts, it is claimed ! that
there was ITO right to split the state in.
two OF parts in providing for the choice
Of electors at large. The contention is
that, the people OF the state have the
right to votei ior the full set OF electors
at large and their rights cannot be talk
en- from them byany geographical divi-
sion. The Michigan people here say
that.9rrangcments will be perfected by
which the case can be got before the
Supreme Court and u decision had be-
lore the summer adjournment.
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Liberal, KAN, Jan. 5.-Judge Botkin,
OF Seward county, was TO hold court ut
Springfield today. Seward county, be-
fore its organization, was part OF Stevens
county. There is a county seat war on
between Springfield and Arkalon. A
mob composed OF tho old Stevens coun-l
ty faction were determined that Botkn
should not hold court ut Springfield.
Tho sheriff and posse were on their way
to escort the judgefo the court. and
when near tho judges house they ran
into an ambush. Sheriff Dunn and
Sherill.clcct Guyman werc Killed. One
OF the deputies is missing. a Mrs.
Larabie ran to Judge Botkin's house
and told him OF his danger. He flew
over to Arkalon with his family. He
hns taken refuge inia house and his
friends are holding the mob at bay. His
friends are calling on all tho able bodied
law abiding citizens throughout the
county to rally to his support. q
ALArER REPORT. 55$
Another dispatch says: Another
bloody chapter has been added to the
criminal history OF Southwestern Kan
sas. Tho county scat war between
.Wooddale and Houghton has again re-
suited in bloodshed. 4 plot TO kill
Judge Botkin, an opponent, OF one Of
the murdered leaders oil the ieud, was
put into execution to-day. 1t failed,
and the bullets intended for Judge Bot
kin ended the life Of doputy sheriff.
Three weeks since Judge Botkin received
information that 4 mob composed OF (
members OF the citizens alliance OF
Woodsdale would endeavor to assassi-
nate him on his way to court at SPRING
field this morning. Last night Judge
Botkin, Sheriff Dunn and six deputy
sheritfs held meeting at the house OF
the judge. They decided to scout tho
country between the judges house andS
the court house, and started from the
house OF the judge at $3.50 o'clock this
morning.
They came upon the mob, composed
OF about forty men with Winchester
rifles, and fight ensued. 1t lastcds
until daylight. Sheriff Dunn was
literally riddled with bullets. All the
other officers escaped and went to
Springfieldwhere they barricaded them
selves in aprivate house. The mob
pursued them to the town. Z & * i;s
In addition to the .mcmbers OF the
citizens alliance who composed the
mob there we're also half dozen des-8
perate characters from Grant county.
All we're under the leadership OF John.
Stotlle, recently convicted inJudgc Bot
kin's court OF horse stealing. q 5f .s
In the conspiracies arc Mrs. Margaret
Woods, wife OF the murdered Sam
Woods; John P. Garrison, OF Gardcnier;S
A. T. Kilgore, G. S. kilgore, O. S. Aub-
Icy, OF Woodsdale; 3. J. .Valvor, GIL.
Culvert and w. H. Orner, Of Springfield.
Troops have been ordered to the scene
by the Governor. z
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Special Diipdtch 10 de Inteligeueer
n WAsIIlSdroS,D. c., Jan. 5.-NIr. Pen
dlcton introduced thirty bills to-day.
Among them was ono TO pay John H.
Botsford, OF Wheeling, sos for damage
done to his property by Union troops
during the war. Also one to pay Wm.
Dillon, OF Wheeling, Sl6,00l; for the use
Of a steamboat belonging to him during
the war. A bin topension Elizabeth A.
Jefferson, OF Wheeling; a bill to pay
John w. Kennedy $500 for legal ser.
vices under the United States some
eighteen or twenty years aso;a bill to
pay Philo Kimberly, Geo. $. Ferry, ].
r. Miller, Mrs. J. A. Brown and Mrs.
John Bursncr. OF Wheeling, s272 each,
With interest from July !, 1851, this be-
ing 4 balance due them as clerks in the
postoiiicc during 1861; 4 bill to pension
Gen. j. A. Lightburn, OF Lewis county,
at the rate OF ono hundred dollars per
month; pcnsioning l.avina A. Patton
and Belle Hartley, OF Wheeling, as
heirs-at-law OF Samuel Hartley, who
was killed OIL the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad while in the line OF his duty as
soldier; bill to pay Henry Shredder,
OF Martins Ferry, $500 for services rem
dercd the government MS master OF
transportation on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad during the war; to pay A. II.
Shaw, OF Wheeling. w. G.Aictzhar and
heirs OF NJ. S. Mctzhar Sll0,22S for
destruction of steamboat by the
United States gun boat, Oneta, at Cairo.
Ills, in 1866; pcnsioning George Wad-
dell, OF Wheeling. Also bill intro.
duced by Mr.. Smith last year, placing
the troops that served under. the COVER
nor OF West Virginia during the war on
the same footing as regular United
States troops.
A bill authorizing the secretary OF
the treasury to reimburse w. L. Mason,
OF Alilisboro, Marshall county, to the
amount OF 4S5, lost by being eaten up
by hogs. Mason was walking through
his rbarnyard some years ago, having
lis roll of wealth with him, and drop
ped it. The money, which was in the
shape OF grcenbacks. was quickly set
upon by Mr.. Mason's swine and chcwcd
into pulp. Some OF the pulp was re-
covered and sent to the treasury de-
partment, but nothing could be made
outaef it and the treasury could do
nothing towards replacing the money.
Hence Mr.. Pendlcton's bill to-day.
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HS-.-' lIl-if-1f ~. - y F..fasf u b ~
BEAT THE poor ROOM.
A Clover Schome Worked by Sports in IN
Omaha Place. ~

A Clover Schome Worked by Sports in mn
Omaha Place.
OMAHA, NgD., Jan. ga cleverschcmc
TO rob the pool rooms hero, and, tits
alleged, in many other places, was dis
covered this afternoon before much
money was lost. Several strangers at
tho Diamond poolrooms just before the
Guttenburg races started to play $500
on Congress, u to ! shot. When the
result oi,thc race came in Congress was
announced as the winner, .Snnd the
strangers casheu their tickets. 1js
On the second race, they played their
money on Rosa G.. at ITO o.. When the
message came in saying Rosa q. had
won, the Diamond proprietors became
suspicious and refused to payIuntilt they
had wired New York. a message was
at once sent and:a reply was. received
showing the horses named had notiwon.
In the meantime, the strangers had dis
appeared, leaving the money played, on
Rosa G. in the pool scller's hands. .t''5fly5
tbs estimated that tho bookmakcrs
here lost Sc, 900. q similar scheme was
worked in San Francisco, Kansas City,
and Denver. As far.as is known San
Francisco "bookcrs" escaped, while ut
Kansas City and Dcnver they werc
mulcted out OF So, 900 each. II
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Senator Stewart added new feature
to the silver question today by the in
PRODUCTION OF d resolution founded on
the proposition that holders OF silver
bullion are entitled under an existing
L,w, nerer:repealed SO far as the Sena-
tor can ascertain to free coinage OF sll-
ver. The resolution directs tho COM
mittce on the judiciary to inquire if
any further legislation is necessary to
make it tho duty OF the proper officers
OF the mint to receive. and coin bullion
for the benefit ofgdepositofs. 4
The Presidcnt;is snowengagcd iii the
!prcparationofla proclamation OF retail
alton against those countries which
have refused to enter into reciprocal
trade relations with this country and
will probably have itready for issue
before the end oil the present week. 4
Senator Chandler to-day proposed an
amendment to the constitution as fol.
lows: no person oil foreign BIRTH not
n citizen OF the United Shites shall be
allowed toyote for any, officer, state or
national v 2i tsl3 ~
First Assistant Postmaster General
Whitetield has sent an inspector to
Baird, TeX.,to investigate the charge
that the Confederate flag lis kept flying
over the post Office there
General Miles had an interview with
the President to-day prior 10 iihis de-
;parture for Chicago. !s2,4
. Secretary Foster is going south in a
few{daysfor the benefit oi;his health.
81 Minister Montt,tof Chile, was on the
;iloor OF the house to-day. g
General kautz was today placed on
.the@reiired list. II 5,c n, - -
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DIR. GRAVES TIRED
or tho Newspaper Reporters and Will
Now BE Given II Rest.

or tho Newspaper Reporters nnl Will
Now De Given II Rest. a.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 5.--District Attor.
ney Stevens has given orders that no
one !but DR.. Graves's family and his
lawyers bo allowed to visit the Jail.
This, it is thought, will give the doctor
much pleasure, as the armyof corre-
spondents who have besieged him since
his imprisonment have worn him out,
and, as he claims, distorted what he said
to them. To-day. through one OF his
counsel, he denied the statement maze
by him yesterday that Colonel Ballou
had left Denver on account OF beng
afraid of arrest should lie stay here
longer. Itis understood that detectives
are at work in the east, with. the view
OF discovering whether Colonel Ballou
had anything to do with the poisoned
whisky, and nothing will be done rcla-
tive to DR.. Graves alleged confession
until this point is settled. Mrs. Dr..
Graves and the doctors mother were SO
much improved i'll health to-day that
they were allowed to call upon DR..
Graves at the jail. Nothing is known
as to their meeting, MS all reporters
were excluded from the jail. Mrs. Col.
Ballou is also better to-day.
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away from their pledges and votc for
the ex-governor. thus possibly efIccting
his nomination..
Tho Sherman people arc loud in their
demands for an open ballot by roll call
and maintain that everything should
be fair and public. TO this argument
the Foraker people reply that Sherman
forces found no objection to q secret
ballot in the speakership caucus on Sat
urday, and in support OF tho argument
for secret ballot cite the fact that all
the ballot reform laws strictly provide
that the private voters ballot shall be
secret, and maintain that what is good
Tor the public at large is good lor q
senatorial caucus. ~
THERE IS a DIFFERENCE, HOWEVER.
Their chief argument for secret bal
lot, however, is based upon their claim
that many members arc being cocrced
into voting for Sherman and that they
should have an opportunity to secretly
vote their preferences. To all this the
Sherman managers reply that tic COM
parison drawn is misleading, that the
private voter represents himself alone.
1t looks Tonight as though the open
ballot idea would prevail, MS Sherman
people apparently have votes enough to
carry it through the caucus, even
though the Foraker people should make
q fight for secrecy.
The state trades and labor assembly
met in this city to-day, and as was an
ticipated attempted to solve the sena-
torlal question. The president, in his
opening address, recommended that the
assembly do not Interfere in the matter,
but despite this 4 resolution was this
afternoon introduced denouncing Mr..
Shermans senatorial record. 1t was
defeated after considelabl wrangling,
but it is understood the Foraker men
will revive tho controversy tomorrow.
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PlrrsrrRGI, PA, Jan. 5.-The Carr
Bros. 'oil well, midway between Nc
Donald and Wheeling, is reported to
have struck oil in the tifty-foot, rock.
Tho well is boarded up and closely
guarded. 1.-THE report is true it will.
extend tho field twenty miles. The
Wade we'll, of Greenlcci& Forst. tapped
the sand:and is doing 100 barrels a day.
Kennedy No. ], OF GardincrttS Co, is
through the, Gordon sand aniidry. No.
l0Aleray, Of Greenlee &IForst, isshow-
ing tor l00, barrelsaidaysin the Gordon
sand. Tho production is estimated 1t
$4,000 barrels aday, Il decrease Of s,OO0
barrels, since Yesterday. Stock in field
5000 barrels; runs in! Mcdonald field
$3.50 barrels. A. n 8
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READY CONFESS.
Train RobDer Sly Wants m ASrccmcn
With tho Police n

Train RobDcr Sly Wants an Agreement
With tho Police ~
ST. Louis, Jan. 5.-Adelbert D, Sly,
the Glendale train robbcr, is trying to
come to terms with the St. Louis police.
Despite his refusal 10 acknowledge
outright that he is the man who took
such Appointment part in those affairs,
Sly isnow ready to confess and give
away the whole thing to Chief HarriSan.
Both Harrigan and Desmond appear
particularly pleased with tho result lof.
Yesterdays confidential chat with the.
train robbcr,ja and it ist evident that Sly
has abandoned.all effort to prevent or
deny the proofs OF his connection with
the st. Louis safe burgiaries and the
Glendale train robbery. 81
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/. GARzA's SCHEME
To Cut or n Big Slice of Mexico and Is.
tablish u Now Rcpublic-his Heudquar-

To Cut on n Big Slice of Mexico and Is.
tablish New Republicans Hcudquar-
ters In This Country.
Ell PAse. TEXAS, Jan. 5.-It has been
learned that the leaders in the present
revolution on the lower frontier have
been working in this neighborhood for
recruits at least since last June, when it
was noticed that many laborers work.
ing on the small ranches between here
and Rinoon, \. NJ, were induced to
leave and proceed to the nelghborhood
OF Laredo. These people made avery
scant living working in tho fields-ands
herding, and lived in mud jackats along
the Rio Grandc. There is no doubt but
they could be easily induced TO! enter
the present revolution. 1t has also
been learned that tile headquarters OF
the rcvolutionists is now situated at
New Orleans, but they contemplate 4
transferring them 10 II Paso, which
would afford q better base OF operations.
The scheme is backed by n large
amount OF money, and as soon as a foot-i
hold has been obtained in Mexico the
|, revolution will begin in earnest. The
idea OF those backing the movement ia
to cut off that portion OF Mexico north.
OF and extending from Panaco, on the
Gull OF Mexico, TO Mazatlan, on theS
Pacific Ocean, and declare n republic
under the constitution promulgated in
1857. NJ
Capt.J. G. Bourke says that. he has
has obtained valuable information with.
reference to persons identified with thoE
Cara movement. Cara left Los An
gclos with 2fl men. He did not
wait for all who were to como and he
was probably hurried by the proximity
Of the troops. Cara is said to havss
become despondent ofiaccomplishing$
much on Texas soil, and will probably
gather his forces and so into Mexico. 5a
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Sherman Will Receive tho Nomi-
nation at tho Caucus,
and WILL HAVE YO7ES1O SPARE.
But Foraker's Backers AFRO Still
Clinging to q Hope
THAT SOMETHING WILL TURN UP
To Change tho Tide Before q Voto
Is Finally Takcn.
IT is REASONABLY CERTAIN,

However, That John Sherman VIII
Succeed Himself in the U. S. Senate
Tho Foralicritcs Want Secret
Ballot, But They viii Not Get It..
Tho Fight the Greatest in the Politi.
cal History OF ohio-.A Queer Turn
TO Anhirs Is That the Result May
Make the Nomination OF Blaine for
President 9rorc Than Ever n Ncccs.
sity..Foraltcr's Friends Will Fight
Harrison From Now On.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Chairman Wilson Calls n NIcetiir: of Il,
ISL National Executive Com,nittcc. i4


National Executive Coni,pittce.
WAsHlNGroS, D. G., Jan. 5.-The fol-
lowing call for = meeting OF the cyecu-
tive committee OF the National Associa-
,tion OF Democratic clubs this morning:
DEAR slR:-Therc will be a meeting
of heexccutivc committee OF the Nh.
tional Association OF Democratic clubs
held on Wednesday, the Goth OF Janu-
airy, at the rooms OF the association in
the Washington Loan and Trust COM
pany building, Washington, D. c., at .
O'clock. 1t is very desirable that every
member be present at this meeting
either in person or by proxy.
Yours respectfully,
WM L. WILSON,
Chairman OF Executive Committee.
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Gallou Heard From.

PRov1pEScE, Il. /, Jan: 5.-Col. Daniel,
B. Ballou, counsclf for DR.. Graves in the
Barnaby trial at Denver, arrived in this
city at 7:o5 this evening. He positively
refused to talk about the trial or the
alleged confession OF DR.. Graves, and
early in the evening retired.
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Rosorvo Agents Approved.
Special Dispatch to tsc fntclliga,erx.

WAsl1NGroT, D.. c., Jan. 5.-The
comptroller OF the currency has ap-
proved the United States National Bank
OF New York and the Merchants Ma
tional Bank OF Cincinnati rs reserve
agents ior the kanawha National at
Charleston. y! y; -. - tsis$ NY
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Advance in Galvanized Iron

@ PlTTsDURe, Pa, Jan. 81 At a meeting
Of the Galvanized Iron manufacturers
Association here daytwenty:fourinch:
gauge iron was advanced from IS cents.
per pound to l4Sand l6 cents per pound.$
Aprotest IRON the sheet ironymen MAS
expected, but they agreed toadyancc. Is
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Tho prlntcrs' Strike About Q yer ! II

LoSpoy, Jan. 5.-The Berlin CORE.
spondent Of tho Chronicle says: The
strike Of the printers inthis country Is
virtually over. In several towns, not.
ably Stettin and Hanover, and even in
Berlin, most OF thebis printing estab-$
.lishmcnts arc working d full stall. N r
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AUGUST "a 1852 WHEELING
'duco letter postage to ono cent por hall

ducc letter postage to ono cent pcr hall
ounce. Nl
BY Mr.. Little, Of New York--For the
taxation OF lotteries. Il SJ} .S3
BY Mr.. Bentley, Of New York-To In
Iuire into the practicability Of con-
structing u ship canal from tho great
lakes to the nayisable waters OF the
! ByMr. Caldwell of Ohio,-To prevent
tho Dissertation Of the United States
flag.
Bills wcrc introduced and referred for
tho erection OF public buildings at the
following points: Sun Francisco, CAL;
Leadyille, Col,;t Chicago, indianapolis,
Grand Haven, Mich. !; GAINESVILLE, o.;
Fremont, o.; Findlay, o., and Galli-
polls, 0. &
Tho call OF tho states was then sus.
pended, 315 bills OF n public character
having been turned into the legislative
mill, and the clerks having been taxed to
the utmost OF their working capacity.
Mr.. .Pcklcr, OF South Dakota, an.
,nounccd the death Of his former col
league, John Il. Gamble, and the house,
us mark OF respect to the momory OF
tho deceased, adjourned until to.mor-
row. tIE.i Et'., s,ri Z -frs4,t u ~
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COUNTY SEAT WAR
Again Breaks Out In Seward
County, Kansas.
4 BULLET5MEANT FOR A JUDGE

Kills a Deputy shcrin..Judgc Botkln
Prevented From Holding Court,
and Obliged to Ficc FOR His Lire..A
Battle Which Lasted Until Morning
..Nnmcs of tho Instieators of tho
Assassination plot-.Thc Governor
Orders State Troops to the Seat of
{ War.
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!. .IYhcelin.ltes in Wnshin,c,tton.,

Special Dtspaych 10 ht lu'ellgenctr. 3s
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 5.-Dr. Chas.
NJ. Frissell and ex-Sheriff w. G. Hand
Ian, OF Wheeling, are among the visit
tors here to-day. Neither Messrs.
Wilson, Aldcraon nor Capchart were
in their seats in the house today,
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Fog West Virginia and Ohio, snow: colder
north winds, ~ II z 49, h ir'G Isgg ;;- 7is4
Il For Pennsylyania, snow; turning ,ra!n cast
I. TFNrEEAruRE,TtEsDAY. 7. q Y, "A
AZ f1ra!4hed " u S:ityErf, d;a: Ia. 81,
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.snoilcr 1.,ss RallLcnrns. ,,s

CoLuMnus,. O., Jan. 5,-A call has been
issued by y!Jamcs A.Willlams ior n meet
ing, in Columbus January is to organize
n. base ball league. Delegates have bcen
invited from Milwaukee, Indianapolis,
Toledo, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse,
Albany and Toronto. ~, Y. ".
5,ft3 lS AT Last! "A, 4 = II ly,g I-E
ALBASY, S.sf.:,S.lan 5,--United States
Senator Hill will leave tomorrow morn
ing ior ashin.ton. u NJ IA ~
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CONGRESS RESUMES
Business at tho Old Stand After
tho Holiday Vacation.
Mr.. PENDLETON'S FLOOD OF BILLS.

IIc Introduces Thirty, Most Of Them
Iioing Private Clnims..IIousc and
Senate procoedings..oiJcctor XII.
gore Prevents Worthy Resolution
From Receiving Immediate Con.
observation-disclosures Halo Makes a
Point Against Great Britain..Wasl.
ington Notes. tf&s it3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WeaIher-CiouLs-;. ilil.