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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-12

dows. Two men fell at the volley. Cashier
Ayers fell on the steps Of his bank. shot
through the groin. Shoemaker Brown, OF
the attacking party in the square, was shot
through the body. be was quickly remov-
ed TO his shop. but died just as be was car
ried within.
The firing attracted the attention OF Mar
shal Connolly, who was collecting more men
for his posse. and with the few which he
had already gathered ran hurriedly to the
scene of the confiici. After firing their vol
lev from the windows of the bank the ban
dts. appreciating that their only safety lay
in flight, attempted to escape. They ran
from the door of the bank, firing as they
fled. The MarshaTs posse in the square,
without organization Of any kind, fired at
the fleeing bandits, each man for himself
Spears trusty Winchester spoke twice more
in quick succession before the Others Of the
posse could take aim and Joseph Evans and
Texas Jack" fell dead, both shot through
the head, making three dead bandits to his
credit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-12

THE Third party managers in Georgia
claim that the Democrats stuffed the bal
lot boxes. The size Of the Democratic
majority makes it look that way.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-12

THE Ku-Klux-Klan is revived IL Ten
nessee. They cal themselves white
Caps" now, but their methods are the
same as those Of the old Ku-Klux. Farm
er Patrick Boon, Of Montgomery county,
has found posted on his door, accomPa-
MED with bundle Of switches, the fol-
lowing notice, which is copy Of similar
ones served in the State
September &c, 1892.
Mr.. Patrick Boon-You are this day
notified bv the laws Of our land 10 not
vote or influence others 10 vote Third
party, and if You do, woe unto you IL
talk will not do we viii try timber; you
said you was Democrat when you voted
in primary.
WHITE Cars.
These are the Democrats who are howl
ing ''No force bill; 10 negro domina-
ton r'
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-12
Death Rather Than 1iindness.

LANCASTER Pa, Oct 6.-John Myers hang
ed himself to chestnut tree this morning.
His eyesight was gradually failing. and
rather than be blind be decided to kill him.
self.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-12

THADDEus STEVENS called him Vain
MacVeagh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-10-12

This being a new department we
viii offer special inducements in
new styles, at prices that can't De
compared, and can only be had at
the Leading Store of
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SUCCESS

Has attended our efforts in past
seasons and we shall spare no ei-
forts this season to make our store
the most interesting spot in the
County to BUYERS of
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ONLY oSE rscsPEp.


In the general fusillade Gran; Dalton, one
Of the two surviving members of Texas
Jacks" squad, Marshal Connolly and George
Cubine and D. NJ. Baldwin, one OF fCongde"'s
clerks, were mortally hit and died on the
field. Allie Ogee, the only survivor of the
band, succeeded in escaping TO the alley
where the horses were tied and mounting
the swiftest horse of the lot fed south in the
direction of Indian Territory.
Emmet Dalton, who had escaped from the
First National Bank. had already reached
the alley in safety. but he had some trouble
in getting mounted, and Allie O. ee had al
ready made his escape before Emmet got
fairly started. Several ofthe posse, antici-
pating that horses would be required, were
already mounted and quickly pursued the
escaping bandits. Emmet Daiton's horse
was no match for the fresber animals Of his
pursuers. As his pursuers closed on him he
turned suddenly in his saddle and fired up
on bis wOuld-be capiOrs. The latter answer
ed with volley and Emmet toppled from
his horse hard hit.
lie vas brought back to town. Allie Ogee
had about ten minutes start Of his pursuers
and wss mounted on 4 ssift horse. He has
not yet been captured.
THE MONEY RECOVERED.
After the battle was over search was made
for the money which the bandits had secur-
ed from the two banks. Il was found in the
sacks where il had been placed by the rob
bers- One sack was found under the body
of Bob Dalton, who had fallen dead upon il
while he was escaping from the First Ma
tional Bank. The ether was found tightly
clenched in Texas Jacks hand. The mon
ey was restored 20 its rishtfnl owneIs.
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rHr RA-rLE IN - souARE.

Emmet Dalton had the start Of his broth
er, and before Spears could draw bead on
bim he bad lodged behind corner Of the
bank and was making time in the direction
Of the alley where the bandits had tied their
horses.
The shot which dropped Bob Dalton
aroused Texas Jacks band in Cogden's
bank, who were patiently waiting for the
time-lock of the safe to be sprung with the
hour Of 10. Rnuning to the windows of the
bank they saw their leader PROSTATE on the
ground. Raising their rifles TO their shoul-
ders they fired one Tolley out of the win
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EpwARn 80. 10 Ed Pr0prielor.
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Cut this cut for future reference.
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FOR JUDGE OF TIIE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN DEAg OF Blair County.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
BROOKLYN.

Police Commissioner Hayden has asked the board Of
Aldermen 10 authorize the increase OF the force from
loo TO ! 500 men
The contract for constructing roads and sewers at
the county farm at - ohnland a. been given to Sen
lowest.
Eight new pubic schools and additions to schools
have been during the year. On the last day
nG%Ssred ssss% "'' "''' 's'''''eN anu "' '''"S'
rS fGSr, has n
svsr so az to * Tor ~ an accounting BY depo.i,i"g
5000 Hoffman House bonds instead OF s3oo.oOo.
Frank W. Paimeter and william C. BrGgs two OF the
,ames,owp y: u, Rave been charged by ihom.s
violating church discipline by holding liquor licenses
The accused men are druggists
The legality Of The $1,000 issue Of the county b"nd.
dollar year counsel Of the Hoard sent IN bill Of
Slooo for his services IN the same case.
a. .s an f"s sahn Maskbsh fe
evidence showed that MIR. Mackb,th had two wives
nS lis lie s ss pt % s t HI. fn .
wife VA dead when he married the second.
Ben Nicoli, tho Italian barber who shot and killed
onorne Mas,nna at $50 sixth avenue on sunday night
has been held for the Grand Jury lie says he wa.
drunk when the shot MAS hreh and was SO wiiersi
when aroused from his drunken SIT pJr by Masconn
that he had no knowledge or what occurred.
The wholesale liquor house OF J. '. Mitchell of os.
ions IN fsvor Of III. fa'trr Inward Mnche and ,ity
.nambelan John Dowdie. accounting IN all to nearly
liabilities saul to be heavy Slow collections is the
reason assigned for the embarrassment.
Eerenyear.od Lizzie Krenpel left the hone Of her
street Wiiliamsbnrgh on sunday afternoon to attend
at Union avsus and scholes street She did not 60
tbs school, and nothing has since been seen Of her
n"ined Of her disappearance and sent out general
alarm Mr. .r.nspoS sai lay night sn., the S, wa.
times would get up before daylight and begin them.
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Israel and Albert Fromm Fromm Brot hers).
manufacturers OF boys clothing at 30 Bon d
street, made an assignment yesterday to Sam
usl Nsumark.
Tho failure OF tho American Wood Paper
Com pany was reported yesterday. The com
many has an office in this city at the corner OF
Church and Chambers streets with mills at
Msnayunk and Spring City. Pa. and head
quarters at Providence. Deputy Sheriff Tracy
yesterday received an attachment against tho
company for $2.75O In favor of George II. Rem
inGton. and levied upon funds In the hands OF
third party. Dispatches from Providence
said that the company had made an assign
mont The company's capital stock was
sl,0OO0oo 1t paid dividends Of q .psr cent, a
year for twelve years up To- April, 1sS7. when
they were discontinued. The stock years ago
sold rs high as s75 share but in July last
T. W. Moss and i, Il. Preusser. members Of
the Consolidated Exchange. suspended pay
ment Yesterday, Moses liabilities arc so.bOO,
TO resume to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
The European Powers and Emigration.

ROME. Dec. 1oThc Aycnzin Libe,iis assured
that the European powers have no intention
OF protesting against the hostile action OF the
United States toward immigrants The italian
Government feels convinced that it has no
privilege to attempt interference in such a
purely domestic matter. and the German and
Austrian Governments are believed to share
this sentiment. The emigration societies
ing steerpge passengers for American ports.
Within the last few days hundreds of app-
cants have been refused at Italian ports. As
the notification cannot be spread to all tho
rural districts for several days, peasants con-
tinue to 20 to the seaports in considerable
money much difficulty will be experienced in
getting them back to their homes.
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THE JOHNSTONE-PINtHOT WEDDING.
No Change in the Day, hut the Ceremony
WIN Tmke PIncc NJ the BrIdc's Home.

A change in tho arrangements for the mar
riaEo of Miss Antoinettc i. Pinchot to the Hon.
Alan tombstone of tho British diplomatic SER
vice has been found necessary. owing to tho
Illness Of tho bride. who is suffering from an
attack OF tonsilitis in n rather aggravated
form. While Miss linchot is not seriously i'll.
her physician has advised against her leaving
hor home for some little time to come Ac-
cordingly. the wedding ceremony. which was
announced to take place in st. Georges Church,
Stuyvesant square. on Wednesday noon. will
occur at q somewhat earlier hour at the home
Grey Park. The ROW. Dr.. William s. Rains.
ford. will onlcate. and only the members Of
the bridal rnrty and relatives will be present.
Cards announcing the change in the arrange
ments will DO sent out to-day.
The Hon. Alan Johnstone. the bridegroom.
gave his farewell bachelor dinner last night at
tho Hotel Brunswick. His guests were his
broth her. tho Hon. Edward tombstone of Eng
land. who has come out here to be best man.
and the gentlemen invited to serve as ushers:
brother Of tho bride: iTr. John {. Furman. the
Hon. Arthur Peel. and Capt. Gerald Langley Of
tho British Legation ut Washington. and Capt.
buckingham. [. = n.
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Along the Line Of the Missouri Pacific.

ST. LoIIs, Dec. 19.--The Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company is stirring up the eastern
section Of Colorado east of Pueblo. which ut
present is the Missouri racinc's Colorado ter
minus. An irrigation canal twenty miles in
length is being constructed for the develop
ment of 10000 acres Of land. and Missouri
Pucic agents are ut work attract Eg settlers
to that country. The company Ii also ilnprov-
ING its rasstul.er service. and has ordered ten
new iocomotivrs ana thirty new passenger
coaches for tho 81. Louis COLORADO fast train
Missouri Pacific has not heretofore reached
out Tor far Western passenger business very
eytsnsiyely hat. having made close traffic ar
rnnTen.e nts with the Denver and Rio Grundc,;t
will now cut a considerable figure iu trans
continental business.
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SPARKS FROM TIE 1ELEGR. iPH.

Gen. Rose"rans continues to improve He hores to
"aNe wash hgton tor snui hern California next week.
Dennis i. Sibly member OF tie Chicago Board OF
mour Liabilities, s2d.. Ia
Grand Trunk roa AZ london Wn fo ON smasr aoins
eonsinfab!n damage Tho concmason was felt all over
seriously injured.
nsor,y OF the stock OF the Niagara Falls Gaslight
by H. 9y Mos q. aa
wi put ~ large electric hight plant and enlarge the
present gns pant.
comranon. lisnry iiagYerty. at Sand Run. Bradford
When sdIIAy ns MsDoWs s Mn,
ana put In Jail IN 1owanda.
pna st.T,s of he Fri. stock yard.
n.t.aa hs yaras morning the
sted the hesh III irightful manner
"%a % "rss: % on for
T he "a uw n,n by her eight
on. The Fellow is evidently tramp. N'''' "'A'
John WsisGnbgrger was captured early on sunday
%GS TGS IN io ba.o .Ds
pn n y hi: f at and
county jail, liOeraIins fourteen prisoners
IN lie T tosn sSnyssa last Friday Of grand
he r w IT. Pc" for AND sa that
Pleasant duty OF sentencing an innocent maui
Anccsion has been handed down IN favor OF George
lin .o % n sn' Of s BY
ne ha .., Kodak company. Th.suit, which has
SAID the most rspd ever ihu''e
wa M@Ses' i1r a and sempanou name unknown
ns.yy .sn nom on Sgs and both drowntd
his DRY goods hoN /" protect ihrinsry"s trnn, The
sS y Isr !. ,hr,e miles om shore win ro
saw ~" accident. but wa- weI.ss 10 assist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
HOHOKEN pOLICE CHANGES.
Four Roundsmen Made s'rrG~nnts--A Ne,
station TO ISe Opened.

Four Roundsmen Made SerSeRnts-.A New
station 10 Be Opened.
The Council chamber in the Hobokcn City
Hall was filled last night with politicians
awaiting the action OF the Police Commission
appointments and promotions wore to lie
made. and there was considerable curiosity.
One reason for making the changes last night
was that Mayor Stanton. who by virtue 81 his
Office Is President Of tho Police Board. retires
from that office as soon az lie assumes ,h,
Office OF sheriff. and he desired TO have n say
III the appointments. After a prolonged con.
clock.
The lobby listened with Impotence to tho
routine business and then prickeh NJ their
ears when Clerk McDermOtt announced o les.
OlutioD by Commissioners Hayden. toylu and
Daab. The resolution promoted l:oundsmer
Flattery. Stanton, Jnrobus. md Stack to ie
Sergcnnts. second resolution promoted
PRtrolmen John Cross. Thomas McAlecr. Brru-
nard Tiotien. and iutrIcH Hammond to he
roundsmen.
from the city. He Is 10 take Mayor stanton
place there. and At tho same time retain lis
poaItion AZ sergeant in tho loboken Poll"
department. SO that he will have "oL!cthin. 10
fall! back on In case Of emergency.
The changes are NIL TO take effect On Jan ].
whom the new station nt Twelfth street and
Willow avenue will he opened for busln">-.
Capt. Hayes was assigned TO The command 81
tn" precinct and no will he assisted ny '"r
gsants Marnell Fanni ng ana stanton. Patro'
and twenty men will be detailed from heal
quarters for duty In tho precinct.
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From, the Coal Mines Direct to boston.

M.prTrD,nGu. De-. 10.-Survcyors have
been at work through this valey surveying
for +. road from the coal mines OF Pennsylvania
direct to Boston. Tho survey has been TAX ell
north through this valley and connects at
Rotterdam junction with the IIoosac Tunnel
road 10 Uoston. The company making the
survey IS the Delaware. Iuckawanna and
Western. An agreement has been entered into
~ which the Delaware. Lackawunnn and
Western is TO assume control Of the Middle
hureh and Schoharie l;ailroad for q term of!.t3
years. BesiGos this road. the arrangements
with New York parties to build the Davenport.
Durham and Middleburgh Rairoud are near
ing completion. md 1t will be in running order
a lew months after tho other line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
JO7TINGS ABOUT TOWN.


!. Malcolm Forbes OF Boston is at the Plaza Hotel
Henry C. Frck OF Pittsburgh is at the Holland House
District Attorney Nicoli 1t is understood. 4 randi'
Sember. '''''e'''" AZ ''' "'N' ''"~
The Produce Exchange voted Yesterday to close on
SATURDAY, making ~ three days rest for members and
employees.
senator Edward p. Haran, who went to suwan.e.
very much improved.
Archbishop Nrrxan viii administer n" sacrament
East sevrnt, sixth street tins morning.
Edward Stepgsr, barber living Mt 5a+ Fast Eleventh.
s nnI ihs s BEEN E II ~ s S' To as his
children Of diphthcria some months ago
Joseph Rehbrrger OF q Second avcnns vest maker.
and lack Of work had made Nun respondent
Among the passengers wn3 arrived yesterday on the
sCaner Gomb, from smIE wer o m, as Wo MsT
The Victoria Iioiel
In the suit Of Col, Robert ingefso SgH'nst ~ Rev
Dixon TO recover damage, i'r ns melton TO
'hs case :" e s court Wo he. r Dy
ferrsd i, TO the special T.rm.
r ~. 10 the the a.. II TG kns.
ros WA. Of r,' ~ t9 10
three and II half years imprisonment,
Anf q I E, ~ as, S,nssy
s.r.s, Va. o""a dead ne ;a5 cellar sss,sc
hsy Wn. ne aa M insn ,hso"sh the
ton II pc ~ n s'"Ia the
FH'es's 81 1y 1.G''"" s. ."e.
nounced that he personally had collected $1,000 from
the dry goods trade.
James y ammett a Young nero was hrr'sen az the
Boulevard and sixty eighth street on Saturday night
while making on with the TWO orercoAts and silver
watch which he had Just stolen from ". j. siehert :
"i,a the io Mls oies ro1r ''' ''
The Park board will open bids 10 morrow for the fur
nishg OF boilers and hlters for tho Castle Garden
Aquarium: for the putting Of concrete bottom To
the Central Park pond the erection OF tool house In
Central Park andthe building Of portable house for
the accommodation OF skaters IN Central Park
William T. Jerome counsel for Superintendent Chas.
W. Gardner of DR. Parkhursts society for the Prevs'
ton OF Crime. applied yesterday in the General Ses
sions TO Judge MARITIME for reduction OF Gardner
bail under the two indictments Tor extoron and at
tempted eNtorton pending against him. Judge Mar
tine reserved hts decision
CITY Paymsster John u. zimmerman began yester.
day morning the work at Satisfying the CLAIMS OF
election sors poll and ballot clerks and others
resulting from services rendered ana polling places
rented for the last election. force OF policemen
kent busy maintaining three lines uf the city creditors
Of his class in Reade street outside the Phymasters
ONCE. nj! day. until the closing hour
julia Rhnelander has begun action in the supreme
Court against the West Shore and ontario TerIninA
fomnany the Mayor and others by whirl she seeks Ia
Recover possession OF ihe Jay st'rtt hhE including
on" ha or tile Jay street pier aud nnraf O the Iar
Ts"n street per VITA ia" hnlkhrad hriwsrn. She
claims itle Gntrr grant mad" IN lsot l ihis ,ty to
her ancestor William iihne!anier, a.
The new Wagner cars OF the New York Central arc
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The German Army Hin.

EFErIS. Dec. 1n-The Post. of the Indepen.
dent Conservative party. which is repres ented
ly ono deputy on the Army Bill Commission.
urges the Government not to think OF dissolv
ing tho ReichstaG in case the bill be rejected
by it. Such a course would cause only greater
confusion among the people and parties. and
would result only in larger majority against
reasonably certain Of reJnrtion. and therefore
should be withdrawn. The country cannot
bear the proposed additional taxation Of beer.
brandy. and the bourse. iJ says and the Gov
eminent should wait for better times before
endeavoring to force fresh burdens upon the
tlNuuYors.
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Dance at the Confederate Veterans Camp.
The recently organized Association Of Sons
OF Confederate Veterans enlivened the Con-
federate Veterans Camp last night BY n very
enjoyable dance in the camp rooms at 91 Fifth
avenue. The stars and Stripes wero lavishly
used in decorating the brightly lighted rooms.
and green's fcstooned tho mantels doors. and
chandeliers. The dance was held under the
patronage OF the following ladies. who were
present: Mrs. A. g. Dickinson. Mrs l.. & Gail
Mrs. Hugh r. Garden: Mrs. DR.. q. r. Harrison
Mrs. Edward owen. Mrs DIR. e.. &. Fite. Mrs
stephen W. Jones, Mrs. pr. i Harvie DOW
and Mrs. Dr. G. FL. Winkler Among the Vet
Grams sons who danced were Capt. Gwatkin.
Temple. Lieut. {. C.. Fite. Thomas Marshall.
II. X. Robert.on Cammack ID. Relf Daniel Il.
Kennedy, Edward Owen. Henry Harnoy and
j. ID. Hardy.
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wnyinid by seven Encouragement

WILKEsBARRE. Dec. 1aWilliam Walker
who had u mine contract at Milncsville. rushed
into the Coal and Iron Police Headquarters
this morning and reported that he had been
held up on the road between IIarleiGh and
Mnesville by sevon men and compelled. at
the point OF revolvers. to hand over Il vaise
containing 1000. The men employed by
afternoon. and this accounts for his having so
much money with him.
After the robbers had secured their boot
Walker was tied to tree A farmer finally
came along and released him. A man named
Leonard was arrested tonight charged wiik
being the leader of tho highWaymen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
DIR. Scott.Sanders's Sentence.

LONDON Dec. 19.-Dr Francis Charles Scott
Sanders formerly manager OF the Lyric Club.
was to-day sentenced to six years penal SER
vitude for having forged the name Of the Earl
OF Londesboroueh to a bankers check for
So, 1873 Dr.. ScOtt-Sanders was Il favorite in
society. and widely known rs the manager Of
August he was about to leave England Tor
America, and was caught BY tho officers Just in
time to event his sailing. lie plended guilty
to the indictment for forgery. alleging In ex-
tenuation that he had used the money OBJ
tanned in this way for club purposes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20
The Great swamp Fight CONNIE mornt.d.

The Society OF Colonial Wars comprised Of
descendants OF mon who fought in the pequo..
King Philips. King Georges. King william y.
Queen Annes. and the French and Indian
wars. gave tn cir first dinner last night AZ pei
vsrsary OF the Great Swamp fight in King
PHILIPS war. on Dec. 10. 1913.
The society. which was organized on Octo-
Dor IL. numbers already more than one hun
dred members and applications have been re-
ceived from Massachusetts, Connecticut.
Rhode Island. and other States for the forina-
ton OF sister societies.
President Frederic j. De Peystcr conducted
last nishts dinncr to a successful conclusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-20

time Of tho patent had ex pired tho patent was
now tho property OF the public. and could not
The repr"sentns % G sts s'Ts n
the, lako region were, especially vigorous in
their, opposition. on the theory that the row.
would give Mr.. Winans q monopoly Of this
sort OF construction, and would practically
backs. rho bin was deieated by more than
two-thrds majority.
- The SCR this evening. announces "unof-
ilcially" that Secretary, Tracy. who Is now in
Sew daorE ;, Is engaged IN looking oyer the
i've s Sw n H. eoss u e..
present Administration. IT is said to no likely
1ns ina, Gen; Tracy VII enter int nartncrship
specially Of admiralty law. with the main of
flee OF the firm In New York city and a branch
in Brooklyn.
Judge Holman does not hesitate to announce
his determined opposition to tho Nicaraguan
Canal scheme That measure. he says. will be
antagonized in the House without regard to
Interest Of tho bill. but he is confident that 1t
The Panama Canal scandal in France. he says.
will induce many gentlemen who might have
bsSn nn # neS srs the sS. bean n
tLe members o. the prsss.n, House had failed led
coming hack may be Indifferent on the
bers are reelected they cannot afford to
be mixed W, in mater . which
canal building process at this late date in tho
present Congress. for IL the doors are onco
whore to stop Mr.. Holman proposes TO call
un two Of the general approximation bills In
bills will follow from time to time. thus oc-
cupying the remainder OF tho session.
On tho same line OF procedure representa-
tive Wise OF Virginia. Chairman of the Inter
state and Foreign CONNIE rec Committee. says
that the national Quarantine bill Will not pc
acted upon during the present session., INC
friends OF that measure are anxious that 1t
shall receive prompt attention, and MIR; Wise
says there are 50 many other bills ahead oi u
proper consideration 1t is entitled to-, He real;
ICES that 1t is u very important subject and
Should not te disposed Of In hurried manner.