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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

,ehdants VIII not be restricted In it's use.
In addition to lighting the buildings. natural
gas from this we'll will be used to run tha
engines Tor pumping water aud sewage. and
also for operating the big laundry at tha
asylum. Work is progressing on a larger
wen, ana when that reaches depth of 100
feet, which is the dep.n of the we'll at tba
female department., the saving to the State
will be above $3.50 month in light and fuel
expense.
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Mys,eriou, Brand Of Mexicaus.

ABILENE, Tex, April 29.-Thirty Mexi-
cans, well mounted and armed with Win
chester rifles and reyOlyers. passed through
here to-day. Diligent inquiry failed to
develop any information as to whence
they came or whittier they were bound.
They remained in town only few minutes
to secure ra:ions, during which time they
were totally n-communicative. They are
supposed to be Cara TevOlutionists. More
are reported 10 have passed through other
portions of the country.
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Poison in thu Wall

CLEVELAND. April ga city food in
spector to-day tested the water taken from
well on South Wilson avenue, and found
it to contain one grain Of arsenic to an
ounce of water. 1t Is q case of attempted
poisoning. and as the well is used by sew
eral families terrible results would have
taken place but for the prompt discovery of
the outrage. The districts largely Inhabited
by Poles and Huugarians. between some Of
whom there have been quarrels.
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Gales in Great Britain.

LONDON, April %. Severe gales have pre-
vailed in various parts Of Great Britain and
Ireland since Wednesday night. the dis
patches arriving telling of maritime dis
asters. A number ef fishing boats ran into
Shields for shelter. During the height of
the gale fishing vessel was seen some dis
tance off shore showing signals of distress,
but before lifeboat could reach her She
disappeared and 1t Is feared foundered.
Another fishing boat is missing.
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A MISSING Man Fourd

" NEW YORK. Aprii 29-Guiseppi Cassani,
the Italian wine merchant of Santa Rosa,
for whom the police have been looking since
Sunday, returned to this city to-day. He
became insane while coming here from CHI
cago. near which place he Jumped from the:
tram Cassanl claims to have been to
Buffalo. where he says he was 10 the hos
pitai
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Forced to Elons

INDEPENDENCE. April %. Word was
received here to-day by the relatives Of Miss
Mcdonald. who was abducted last Monday
by her lover. w. w. Balm. She was bound
and gagged and at the point of the revolver
driven away. She writes that she was
married on Wednesday at Des Moines, as
it was her only salvation. They will re-
turn 10: this city on Saturday, when Balm
will lie Immediately prosecuted.
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The Deposi:ors viii Be Paid.

ST. PAU. April 29-The Commercial
Bank, which closed its doors Wednesday,
having been unable 10 secure help from the
ST. Paul bankers, assigned to +. a. Sey-
mour, cashier OF the Merchants National
Bank. This morning the assignee began
putting tile assets in shape for realization.
the stockholders are liable for twice the
amount Of their stock and all Of them are
wealthy,
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ANARCHISTS ELsEwBERE.
Raid by the Madrid Polfce-Dynamiter
in Rome and Vienna.

Madrid. April 29.-As result of the
Issuance of violent anarchist manifesto
she police today surrounded every working
mems clubin the city and captured a large
pumber of anarchists. who will be held
until after Mayday, the time at which they
ad vised the workBgmen to rise en- masse
and overthrow the Government Among
the prisoners was Vincent Lorenzo, the
intimate friend of Rayacho, the Paris an
archist leader. The clubs were closed, and
Will not be permitted to reopen. The police
also captured large quantity Of anarchist
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ONLY A. :RUMoR:
Denial Of Robbery Of the New York Sub
Treasury


!. NEW YORK. April .29.-Wasbington ad-
vices report the robbery of the Sub Treasury
In this city tonight of largs amount of
money. There is ne possible way Of verify
ing the rum0r tonight and at the police
headquarters there. is absolutely nothing
known OF such robbery and the report is
lightly treated. -
ELLIS III. Roberts. Assistant Treasurer of
the. U.nited States. told a reporter late To-
nigh that nobody had robbed Uncle Sans
strong box in Wall street. He remained at
Ills Office in the Sub-Treasury building long
after business Of the day was over, aud
when he went home everything was in
proper condition.
= PHILADELPHIA. April ga prominent
New ork hnancier teiegraphed friend in
the city tonight that the United States Sub
Treasury in New York had been robbed of
Sl25.O0O inst after the close Of banking hours
to-day: The dispatch gave no particulars
of the affair
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Chance for Art stnde,te

New YORK, April 30.-John Armstrong
Chanler, the husband Of Amelie Rives, and
who is enthusiastic in art and started a
fund for 'the Paris prize" IN January In
New York and Boston. has just re.
turned from Philadelphia, where he
lish the prize and guarantees $500
year for the purpose Of educating In Paris
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HE WAS RoRsEwHIpPED.
Punishment inflicted Upon a Chinese By I.
dignant Citizens

punishment inflicted Upon Chinese By In
dignant Citizens.
North YAKIMA, Wash, April 29.--To-
night a large body of men who were under
perfect discipline and control of their lead
ers made sudden raid upon the County
Jail. and having taken the guards COM
pletely by surprise effected the capture of
the institution with ease.
They broke into the prison corridors and
carried out Chinaman, taking care that
no other prisoner was permitted to escape
from the custody of the Sberiff's officers
They conveyed their prisoner to the city
limits, where he was stripped and then
fearfuly fogged with blacksnake whip.
After the fioggin2 the suffering wretch
was told to go at once IL he cared to live,
and so long as he valued lis life not to Ie-
turn to North Yakima.
The Chinaman was guilty of Infamous
conduct IN the presence OF some little school,
girls.
Public sentiment appears to justify the
action Of the mob and no arrests have been
made, and it is thought that none are
probable.
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Insane Politician

WALLA WALLA. April %. Great excite
ment was caused in this city to-day by
Archer S. Bowles. ex-Sheriff Of the county;
driving at furious gait through the main
row have a hearing on charge of insanity:
Bowles is prominent politician. we'll
known throughout the State. 1t is thought
that, his mind is unbalanced by financial
trouble. q
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cattlemen's Congress at Ogden.

OGDEN. Utah, April 29.-About 80 dele
gates were present at the opening session
OF the cattlemen's congress this morning.
representing Utah.: Wyoming. Colorado,
Idaho. Nevada. the Dakotas, Nebraska.
Kansas: Arizona and New Mexico. A per-
manent organizations was effected, and Cow
:erHor Thorn as deliyeied an eloquent address
of welcome on behalf of the. Territory.
Judge Mcmillan welcomed the visitors 20
Ogden, and alter responses by: prominent
cattiemen the convention adjourned until
Tomorrow. The delegates were taken to
the Hot Springs to spend the afternoon at
TIE haths
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Wilcox Convicted.

SAN JOSE, April 29.-The jury In the case
OF Charles B. Wilcox, who killed John
C0ombe and wounded James Dougherty at
the National saloon on March 19, this MORN
ing, after celebrating from about o'clock
last avening, returned verdict. of murder
in the second degree. The defense an
Dounces that an appeal will be taken. .. ss
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Attamnted Uxoricida

SAN JOSE, April 29-Thfs afternoon G..
w. Sackett, while drunk, made an attempt
to shoot his wife. They have not been liv-.
ing together recently. and he was locked
up during the week for. visiting her home
and creating disturbance, but was let out
on his promise OF good behavior. The pistol
was wrenched from his hand: when he had
the weapon at the woman's. breast. :.
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Labor nels,ates Meet

NEW YORK. April 29.-Delegates from
253 labor organizations in this city met to-
night for the purpose of settling all past
differences and unite in one solid body to
work in harmony in the future against all
grievances which they may have against
organized capital, and to create the same
condition OF affairs as prevailed several
years ago when the labor movement was at
its zenith. The delegates present repre-
sented about 10000 men in this city and
every branch OF trade. Addresses were
made counseling harmony and unity in
action.
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Idaho Train Disaster

PORTLAND. Or, April ga special to
the Oregcnian from Sand Point, Idaho,
says meager reports are received here of a
train wreck on the Great Northern, be-
tween two tunnels. east of Bsnners Ferry.
Several men are reported killed. Six box.
cars went into Kootenai River
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Utah Railroads Combine.

SALT LAKE. Utah. April 29.-At meet
ing of the preferred and common stock
holders OF the Ro Grande and Western
Railroad il was voted to increase the COM
mon stock by % 600 shares, making total
authorization OF Ice. coo shares, aud 10 Patfy
the action of the board If directors by agree
ing TO purchase s., 500 coo at the par value
OF the bonds and stock of the Fintic Range
Railway Company, making the paymentfor
the same with the $4,000 shares of stock so
authorized. This action absotbs the Tintic
Range Railway into ths Rio Grande and
Western system.
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The Ameer's Forces pefeat.a

LONDON, April ga dispatch from
Peshawar. India, says the troops of the
Ameer of Afghanistan acted so outrageously,
respecting neither property nor woman
KIND, that the men OF three villages attacked
and severely defeated the troops. who. AT
last reports, we're holding out against an
limitation behind barricade., Re-enforce-
nleDts are being hurried rapidly forward to
tnair aid. -.
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No Time to Lose.


BE thought it could only result in delay
Ing matters. and there was no time to lose
II the present laws expire May 6 next. He
thought IL best to first extend the existing
laws. and then there would be time enough
to secure such additional legislation as
might render the present laws more secure
against Chinese evasion. o
Geary thought that IL action were not
taken now II might be delayed for long
time, perhaps until the expiration Of the 10
years, Tor the opponents of additional legis-
lation would advance the same arguments
that are. now brought forward by parties
who are contending that the present laws
great hurry"
Dolph asked Geary>if he would be willing
to assume the responsibility of delaying
aeti0n OF any kind and causing lapse in
the iaw. which the Chinese would take adj
vantage OF to invade the United States by
Geary said that he was willing to take
such risk.
Proposed Registration.
Dolph concluded that the House con-
Ierrees were not disposed to make any con-
ceSSions. so be agreed to take the matter
under consideration until the next meeting,
which viii be tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. In tie interval he will himself pre-
pare form 0f Chinese registration certifi-
cate to be submitted to the conferrees.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
written letter to the Secretary of State
commencing the action Of the United States
Consul at Victoria, B. c., in refusing to
Government In the case of Moy Chung, a
former resident Of the United States, who
was recently engaged In smuggling Chinese
lab0rers from Canada,
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Emin Pasha,s Expedition..

ZANzIBAR, April: 29.--Adyices from the
interior Of Africa says Dr. Stnhlmann, who.
with adetachmen of Emin Pashas expedi-
tien, was reported marching on Bukoba.
reached that place February 10. The march
from Wadela. to Bukoba was greatly HIM
is reported ,flf.- He Is s:following Stuhlmunn
from Wadelai by. easy stages. ).
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Mrs. Deacon Deserts Her .Enshsnd

GRAsslE; France, April .2s. Mrs. Deacon
has left France to avoid being: subpenaed as
9 witness at the trial of. her Husband: :orf a
charge Of Hianslaughter for the kliling of;
Abeille. which will begin May; 90 :; Deacon.
who is now out on bail, must surrender to
the authorities five days before the trial.
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NATURAL Gas.

It Is Turned On and Used in the Female De.
partment of the Asylum.
STOCKTON. April 29.-The female depart-
ment Of the State asylum was lighted to-
night for the first time with natural gas
from one of the States wells. One hundred
burners were lighted aud gave beautiful
illumination Of the large buildings. After
the lights were burned one hour there was
no lowering of the gas reservoir over the
well. Heretofore the gas lights were extin-
guished in the asylum at 10 o'clock. but the
supply Of natural gas Is 90 large that at
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Perished in the Flames.

HAVANA, April 29.-The store OF Fran
cisco Garcia. dealer in silks. and an ad-
joining store In the same line of business,
were both partially consumed by fire tod ay.
several lremen were seriously injured
Garcia's partner and another man peris he'd
in the flames
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Ba1auet to Coombss

NAPA, April 2e.-Ths evening. at Maple
Hall. Frank l.. Coombs, recently appointed
Minister to Japan, was rendered a;public
reception, which was attended by. the town
people in large numbers. Speeches were
made by Drury Melone. M. M. Estee and
others. Mr. Coombs was presented with
handsome silver punch bowl, suitably IN
serbed.
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deserving American art students. He
raised the necessary fund in this city and
Boston to send two men to Paris last No
vember. He will go to Cincinnati soon TO
establish the prize there. An art patron Of
that city has already started fund with a
subscription of $1,000. The object of the
founder OF the fund is to establish the prize
in all large cities.
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Gsrza's Followers Arrested.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. April 29.-Four al
legged followers of Cara were brought In to-
day from Rio Grande City by the Federal au-
thorities. They are Juan Fonzales, Vaiea-
tine Gonzales. Deciderio Osuna alias Gal
vim. and nj. G. CanalOs. Each of the pris-
oners gave $1,000 bonds. Cara is said To- be
in Canada.
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DEEMING DowNCAsT.

The Australian Murderer Realizes That His
Position Is Critical.
MELBOURNE, Australia. April 29-The
trial of Deeming, alias Williams, for the
murder of his wife. continued to-day. The
courtroom was crowded The prisoner was
silent and downcast. Several witnesses
testified to- qnarrels between Deeming and
his wife. Miss Rounsevell, TO whom Deem
ing, under the name of Swanton. was en-
gagged to be married, told the story of the
couatship as already related in these dis
patches and identified number OF love-
letters from him. She said Deeming was
always courteous and Find to her,
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Nana,a Idle Cannaru

NiPA, April 29.-Napa has a cannery.
built by joint stock company. 1t has been
lying idle for the past two seasons. A
proposition Is now on foot to operate 1t
this season.
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UNIDENTIFIED CORPSE.

Description Of Body Found Floating in the
Bay off Sausalito.
SAN RAFAEL, April 29-This morning
the badly decomposed body of man was
found floating in the bay off Sausalito.
Coroner Eden was telephoned for and re-.
moved the body TO the Morgue, where it
now lies. The remains appear to have been
in the water for about three weeks. De-
feet 10 inches in height, wore a black sack
coat, vest and pants of the same material.
Cardigan jacket, white shirt, white Canton
flannel underwear and No. IL boots. Teeth
excellent. An inquest win be held to-mor-
row forenoon.
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:. Gold: :Exnorts 70 Enrone,,;

:. NEW YoRK. April: 20 9-Gold. coin: to the
amoant of $4,000. 600 has been ordered at:
the snb-tIeasury for shipment TO Europe to-
morrow- Eadenburg: Thalman 81 Go. having
taken 81 ,0OO,OOo gold for export. :; x.
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Children Celebrate.

TACOMA, April 29-The centennial anni-
versary of the discovery of Puget Sound
was observed by the public schools here to-
day. The main celebration occurs at Port
Townsend on Nav z
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ureed hx the Editors.

Tucson. April 29.-The appointment OF
Secretary for Arizona is creating much In
terest. The entire press of the Territory is
urging the selection Of N. A. Mcrfori, secre-
tary Of the Arizona Press Association and
editor Of PhGnix paper.
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Thrown Fromsa a Wagon.

MARYsylLLE. April 20 Nv Illam Nutleyi
and Jim. Fox. while: intoxicated, were
thrown from a. wagon thisevening and the
former was quite seriously injured and Fox
was badly cut up. They were returning to
their home In the country.
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Ennaral Of Dr. iTitns

STOCKTON. April29: The remains of DR..
l. 5. Titus, formerly of San Francisco, ar.
rived here from Arizona last Sunday, and
will be buried with Masonic honors ON Sum.
day afternoon by the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons. Prominent Masoas will come from.
San Francisco to attend tie hefuneral.
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Ocean Record Lowered

NEw York. Aprl 29.-The Hamburg
American steamship: Feurst Bismarck,
which arrived to-day from Bremen, made
the. passage from southampton in s days
and u hours This breaks the record: The.
best previous record was held blythe same
yessel:-6 days: IA hours and Is minutes:
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Suic de Of an Attorney.

MILWAUKEE. April 2a-The body of
Peter Rrpp, Appointment young. attorney.
who came near being elected Judge of the
Supreme Court, was found In the river this
morning. As the guardian of a minor child
he was an embezzler and it is supposed he
committed suicide through shame.
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Club Delegates.

SAN JOSE. April 29.-The Republican
Club tonight elected delegates to the con-
vention at San Francisco May 6 as follows
ID. Nj. Burchard, f. Coykendail, A. NJ Nc
Cabe. I. Brady, j. S. Gage and j. j. STAN
field.
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Shot ihva Jaaio,ies I.-uar.

: .MrNNEAPoLIs. April 2a;-Ihis evening
Mrs. Bessie Kelly was shot and killed by
her Jealous: lover, Frank; McGovefn,; who
then probably. fatally wounded HIMSELF; =: :
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Local Government Reiected.

LONDON. April 29.-In the House OF CON-
mons this evening Clark's motion In favor
OF local government for Great Britain and
ireland was rejected by vote of "a to "a
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Influenza in sonth rn,,t.

! LONDON. April 29.-From dispatches re-
ceived here it is learned that an epidemic
OF virulent type OF influenza is rayapinc
the people IN South Russia.
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin pufiner and greatest OF
humor remedies cleanses t1e blood Of all impurites
and poisonous elements, and thus removes thecauSe.
while CUTICURA. the great skin cure, and CurIcuRA
SOAR. an exquisite skin beautifer, clear the skin
and scalp, and restore the hair. Thus the GurIcuRa
REMEDIES cure every species of itching, burning.
scaly. pmply and blotchy skin scalp and Diooi dis
from pimpes to scrofula from infancy to ase.
when the best physicians fall.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA, soc; Soar.
Csc; REsoLvENr. 81. Prepared by the PorrEs
DRus AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
ASr Send for "How to Cure Blood Diseases"
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DOWNS RECOVERs DAMAGES.
The: Boston Minister Dissatisfied With Re-
.: d: suits of HIS Suit for Slander.

= BosToN, April 29s-Rev. w. w. Downs
has recovered Judgment for $1,000 in his
famous suit for $4,000 for slsnder against
several members of the Bowdoin- n-square
Baptist Church, A~motion for a new trial
was made this afternoon. Downs counsel
says he proposed to- attack the decree of
Judge Alien granting ,Taber a divorce in
1889, Downs being correspondent. The cOun-
sci asserts that he has an affidavit make
by Detective Jarvis. who was the principal
witness against pewhs in the divorce case.
saying that his Testimony was false.
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One Year in FeIsom,

SANTA ANA, April 29.-Abraham Geier
was to-day sentenced by Judge Turner to
one years imprisonment in Folsom for
assault with deadly weapon.
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!. GIRL DECAPiTATED.
Northern Pacific Train Kills Little Girl at
Seattle;

SEATTLE, WASH, April 2a.-This evening
a: fearful accident occurred here, infic.ing
death upon a child in a most horrible
manner A Northern Pacific train ran
over Zelda Evans, girl years old, and
completely severed her head from her body.
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RAW is. BtEFs1tAE
Baby's Fearful Suffering from SKIN
Disease Covering Entire Body.
Cured by Cuticura. e. &.

My baby taken very sick when he was three
months old, and In few days began breaking out
We. employed both of the home: doctors, and they
could do nothing Tor him. Then sent for the
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FOR TwENTY-Two YEARS.

Joseph p Silva, the Murderer of Garcia. Re-
ceiyes His Sentence. &c
SAN JOSE, April 29.-To-day Judge Lori
gan sentenced Joseph p. Silva to term OF
22years' Imprisonment at Folsom. Through
an interpreter the prisoner, when Informed
OF the sentence. asked the Judge when the
term would begin, and was told that it
would begin at once. Silva killed Thomas
Garcia near Miipitas on December %, 1891,
anu upon his trial recently was convicted OF
murder In the second degree
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medicine Endorsed ana used by physicians ana
druggists-simm Liver Regulator,
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II ycu have over-induged In eating or drinking
axe dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator.
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ator Dolpb, who said that such provision
would only result in lengthy discussion
by the Senate. and he did not think it could
be adopted in the end.