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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

October ON snd ~ The Uuiou
Pacific viii eel EEcuyslon Tickets 10
Chicago ~ sS6 rs. good returning leave
Chicago Until q toner 2atl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
Development Of tho Gront Northwest

After all, the LANDS Of Arid America
are only for tho farmer who has the
capital whereWilh % water them. but
the "squatter" and the home-seeker
with small accommodAtions,w where shall
they turn2 A few may be content 10
hang about the borders OF Oklahoma
until still more land IL caioled from
the Indians, or tho dispute over the
little strip Of unassigned land IL settled
by the court; but tue great fact stands
boldly forth that there are comparative.
ly very fow acres Of land lett for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

God looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon n healthy condition
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

Your breakfast table will not he com.
piete without Gpld Hand Coffee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

Ask your grocer for Gold baud tot.
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popular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
glnr and hrsprooL Rents e. TO IS Tor
fHHF -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Pnid-up Capital, $500, 900. 90
surplus. $500, OOO, 90
lECEIYES DEPOSITS PAYABLE on DEMAND

nuys and sells exchange on New York, san
francisco, Chicago. st. Louis. omaha. Iondon
and All principal Continental Cluea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

II on exhibition ut the Great world'a
Fair You ought 10 sro n. This Is
the month Of months 10 visit tho fair.
pleasant Jays, ,oll nigbta, delightful
travelling weather
Maximum comfort enrouto 20 Chica.
90 on the Neslihultd Limited trains Of
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western Line. See your nearest Union
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nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

oldes, Savings Bank In Utah. with de-.
Po-i's greater than all others combined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

$500 10 Shirngo and Return,
Via RIO Grando Western, on October
on aud 1th. Tickets good untll
October Goth. Special aud extra accom-
mutations rr al through trains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

.,..
anu wv onarhovrnalu. iliV'r lvNt..AVn'
acSordcd with the lQregolng account
IN. Capps also arrived q lew moments
latcr md gave it as his opinion that Far
YIN mad Decn dead about twcltN-ipur
hours. lie iound the wpunu cNNwiy W tlle
right temple, passing straight down
uut not thrpugh. the hnu l0dEihS m 'hs
head From thc nature Of the wound
amt tho composed look OF the race, DEAN
must have been instantaneous.
Justice RaniEc searched the clothes,
hoping to ind something which would
reveal tho cause hut nothing was found.
The only papers found IN his clothes
were two business cards OF j II, MNli.
ken. 4 81 sold piece, a small piccc Of
chewing tobacco. some peppermint tablets
and a small box containing hahy's
necklace were the only articles found
about him.
That Inc net was maturcly nlcmedi.
.tatcl WAS nuiply shown hy several cir.
cnmsianccs 1Ge plstoi had evidently
hrcn bontAt for that pnrposo. Il was
brand new. mover having had n ball hu,a
from d. Evcn tho card 10 which the cost
lag was liked was still there. It was q
6vc-shontcr. go.calibre, Of the Smith 4
Mc.aop pattern. II had bren fully load.
cd, only ono rinuiber wns emuty, In tho
vnshsiand drawer were seven carirdgcg
| Oh no snme number. showing that he had
| bought twelve. They were In paper
/ bag. neatly rolled M aud placed Ia one
1 corner of tho drnwcr In the drawer WINS
| also an cmpty whisky flask, which the
| brll how ideniiGcd ns tho ono which he
| had brought m Tuesday morning
| Ii would scarce BE possible to surround
| n suicide with moro mymcry thnn that
| which cnvclops the death Of Mr. parvin.
| Whatever The cause, 4 eau only be con.
| i,cutrel lie v,ns not drinking 10 excess,
| ibourh ne was soen ia take several
| drinks riirsdny tlo was In goods spirlu
| seemingly, b the Testimony OF all who
| mw him. lie must have remained In
| he'd nh OF Wednesday, hrooding over
something. until at uiri.t. worked Into q
! fren7y. he committed the decd
Financially. MIR. PaNin was well Of
| Besides being thc president aud Il large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

lly Associated Press.
Washington, Nov % II was largely
a day Of speculation at the capitol re.
gurdng the situation at Hawaii II was
stated long before the arrival Of the Ala
media that tho administration did not ok.
poet to learn on that steamer that Min
iatcr willis had takeu action, IL was not
expected, either. HAT any Information
would reach the Islands concerning the
intentions Of the administration. IL
seems therefore that the report which
rnmo hv way Of New Iralnnd that Pres
ident Cleveland had determined TO re-
store the queen was surprise tn tho
administration. The manner Ia which
Minister Willis has been performing his
mission also adds more mystery 10 tho
situation II Is evident. however, Il was
not his intention. or the lntention Of the
administration 10 give any information
10 the lInwnlnna Of the Intention OF
Tho presidont until Minister Millls was
rrndy TO net. There has been theory,
which nj the state department Is said 70
be- rniher visionary, TINT II would bd
the policy Of Minister Wiliis TO allow thu
tunson to become 30 great that the sup.
portors Of the queen would organize aud
establish her az the government lnd that
before there eonld be q clash between
the queens supporters mud tile forces
Of tho provisional government, but upon
Recommendations being made. Tho marines
from the Philadelphia wonld BIZ landed
for the purpose Of protecting American
lfc and property and when the queen
had accumulated sufficient strength 10
warrant II hc would recognize her.
This view l. taken 10 be that a repe-
ftlOn Of the action Of Stevens ~ near Us
possible u tO be the courHe OF Mt. Wits.
There u also speculation TO the elect
thatWills will be- anxious TO nci before
ii II he. - tQlllqh MIL
riva definite Information concerning tho
nrtiOn ~ The administration, There ara
I'D cries and spcculatiofis INDUCED In all
ne more because up to b'1O iins evening
Il wna denied az the sinte department
that Willis had made confirmation 70 tliat
depnrrment on the steamer Alamedn, lt
wiH believed. however, that some oiirinI
Information was received. DE nature of
which II Is not possible 70 obtain.
Information contained Ia the Associated
| Press dispatches Of precautions me pro-
yisional government y tnklng against pt-
Ing surprised. and the determination. ita
| metnhena seem TO have that the roynllsts
| Aali not again succeed 10 power, that has
| oven friends Of that government much
| hope that the queen can never be restos-
DiDatches today seem 10 Indicate TO
| no nfiirlals Of The administration what
| Nov have heretofore nsscrtcd-thnt the
| prpvislonal government stu stands be-
| cause Il focia TINT n N hacked by the
| moral support ~ the United Sthnies. und
| thus FIR lts action has been approved by
| thia government
Isd', Il asserted 20 be the case because
members Of the provisional government
| Ia moi credit the report by why OF New
| vesland that Cleveland Intends 10 rc-
| store Iillinohnlanil AZ the same time
X was plainly evident that armed resisi-
ance 10 the armed ltoynlists. which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
RRDGAT1oN CONVENTION.

BY Associateu RVS
Wichita, Kan, Nov. 3,-At The irri'
r,tion convention permanent oreaniza'
tion was effected this morning as fol-
lows Presiicn,,D. NJ; Frost Of Gardee leg
risy. yiec-presidents. $. g. Clement, Of
riSss,i,a and Martin MOhler, Of Topeka
Nlls, Il. b. Cogwill, Of Topeka
sr,osnrer. ]. f. Grecnlee; Of Huielin-
49, 49, consulting engineer, II. V. Hinckiey
% ni,n1ber Of speeches were made, and
,.,.,t,.ht resolntions were passed fayoring
'S ,H' ~ estension Of financial aid by ne
government IN the prosecution OF IN inFe ,,,.
80 "a the irrigation in the various 10
.sli,ies. that the executive committee
, prepare and publish facts with reference e. p,
70 ne experiments, alreade made , 70 th,
s,ste- fayoring legislation 10 prevent
-, t,rnins az praifie grass and ndgo'
s ,.lting .h l creation Of Office Of state n
pp;eatiop engineer by the next legislature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

Special 10 the Gazette
Austin. Tex, Nov. 23,-1he executive de-
n.rtmont was engaged today on pardona
ana criminal fequiiiuona, which are with
Hold from the public.
IN the cpmpiroller'H Office fannin county
redeemed $50 courthouse bonds.
Ia ne secretary OF finto'r onlcci CHAR
,red. First baptist church u Temple; In
corpgrnf0rU y. O., Wright. w a. Barelay.
~ Dailas: iucorp0rat0n =. A. Firhburn,
ID Butler, H. 81 ilannawny; capital
e7aefini,ndont Carlisle Is out 81 the city.
mil Nd deuarimrHi u busy rherauug % the
ANIMAL reports Of county Judges ana county
ffearurcrif
ecb,,oia Tor next summer y belng prepared
AMI viii h. ready for distribution about The
middle OF December
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
NAsny1LLn RAcns.

BY Associated Prcsa
Nashville, Tenn, Nov 23.-l'irst race,
six furlongs In Front, first; Dina, sec
oud Billy Harllgan, third Time 1870
Second race, one and onc-dStecnih
miles Oxford. FIRST: Michael second; Fa'
lcro. third Time. / 5l "a,
Third race. four and onc-half furlonga
-Cavoar first Crcynssc.. tccond' Der
niin. third. Time, 80 II.
Fourth race SIX fnrl0nr Harry Wei
DIN, first: Josie d., SECOND, Prince
Kinney, third. Time. las.
Fifth race, one and unoaiNiccnth miles
Horny Jenkins first: Somerset, second
Indigo third. Time. 1:52 ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
BANKER
PARVlN'S
SUICIDE.
Found a Day After
Killing Himself,
GRIEF SAID TO Re THE GAUS-
That Prompted Him to End
Existence.
a Bullet Through tho Brain Cause
Instant Doau,-The Facts in the
Case as Developed by the
Inquest.
That Prompted Him to End
Existence.

Tho dead body Of w. II. fArNln pres
idcut of the First National bank Of East
lnrd UNA fonnJ In a., room Al the Pick.
i"uu' ""' 'u""" ." -.
wick hotel shortly after O'Clock EeA'vI-
day afternoon. a bullet hole la the right
,,,,,,i ,a a., ntst,l living NV his side
49,
lold the STORY
A Chambcrmuid went TO tine room lh1co
tirnas Yesterday The first two times she
''''' Ia, ,,,,,,,h q,
opeh'N tue uoo' "', a,..i.
md suppospg he was stHl asleep sho
ma ,o, ,r,,s, hin, Whom she went TO
va 'S' - tt.L -.
the room the third time Wl''n "nH
nbout 3 o'clock. the clothes were sill
t,,,,ir,, M, tho chair and suspccting all
n'''H'''N vs. A. .,.,.t,ar,,,,i1 no,ifcl
was NOT rlkhl' ln' 'li'"',''' MAJ
Mrs. Nellie Berger. the honsekecn'r'
Mrs, Berger Accompanied by WIN trigg
bell NoN' went 10 lhe I%n
walked mp TO the loot OF tue ueu anu
saw that Purvin was not breathing but
-. ~, ,,,.., bo ,y,s dead thinking. IA
M"' -, - ~. ho Nod
the dlmly-lghteu rooln' tnai .hv "ie'"
on the side of his head WIS mar oho
notified tho clerk, Win Davis. who came
nv, f,,. ,,, grsi lima nosi
AT u"V', " n..,.,,, ma
lively, 1t was known that Parvin was
dead.
t,,.,r,,ti,, sbo,yed dnltbcration. Tho
I'''S '"'''- ~ .,,.i.,t, ~
body was uhuer cover 'ne "'anNv'' u''
ing been drawn almost up TO the chm
tIo WINS living ON his side. under which
10 -. M. o,bor bnrl tho
one arm was penI nc o'i'i manu- Wv
one which sent death into his right tenn
nile. WINS living outside the cover and be-
III. h, t,i,,,, an tbo b..l inst where II
low ~ ''"N ,....,t.t
/ had dropped when' me neelhs' W. '"u'"
] no longer hold It, was pistol. In his tenn
I nio v.ns n Br sbnray hole almost COW
-, ~. ,...,,,,t,tc1 HOOD
cred ana cohoe"'eu ny Vo'S"i'
| The blood had tricklcd down MS neck
/ ON 10 his breast, pillows aud bed clothes.
! M. ,.,o,hos ,,.or, bon,,ip,, an n chair near
i'' ~. ..,I,,,. ~,
1 the head OF the bed' his nat uo'''' ""'
ncclktie were on tho window-sll, and his
sb,os and sofIts were under the bed nj
inc 1901.
Coroner Rande was summoned aud
nod an inouest. which. however, served
90 ,oyoaI h,t iittie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
HELD FOR RANSOM,
Mexican Revolutionists Capture Two
Rich Ranch owners.

Special to the Gazette.
ri Paso. Tex. Nov, "a gentleman
from Las Cruces tonight brings news
tbat Guadalupe and san Diego Asearaie'
two prominent ranchoros Of that county
had been captured near Janos, MEXICO
or5 held by the revolutionists for a
ram Of $4,000. They are both very
wealthy and popular, and II the story I,
trie h will precipitate trouble. and ,will
bnrt the cause Of the ineurrectionlsts.
There 4 hardly any question bui, that
these brothers are IN some kind OF
hnt inst The nature Of It is uncertain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

soa Antonio. Tex, Soy. 2S--s; 0. hroFn
=, 9.iIfaruIa Med suit here today against
II wslss and K. Fleming for soi.'
81 ~, a. .s.-,.-cs He alleges that the defend
ants entered into egn,fae' c Nss i "a iihs
tnrnlen ~ .tsta o. Zaeatecas. Mexico,
S sns IN; they haze failed 70 90 Y, .s,,n ~
~. ,tt- breach o. contract baA inJnseu
MN 70 the aInoant sued Tor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

minutes Willis has not yet returned the
call The ox-puuen's action created much
uniaynrghle cNmmrat 1t surprised tha
royallsts as well MS TIT nnn'Nationsts
This Afternoon the minister " finance
Will submit 4 ssatssneut II he rrgilri
session Of the council. which will allow
that the fasoralle coadid)l Of tho fin
cnces OF the government still CONTINUES
Tue statement viii III Nv The ash sur
plus IN the Treasury 10 be SIG, S1O.fS
The t0al atnUunt OF hontls sold 10 tnti ulr
der the loan act SltI,OOO. This Viii al
low the government 70 carry out Az an
pronriatl0ns authsgiz,d nndnr section OF
the appropriation bill, for which no pro
vision has beta made, anl will leave
balance 81 S3tiS.S9 ~ baud. tc,ies q
cash srr.lns Tho minister Of hnAnee
states that all current sNn,nses ut tht
government ~ NovcnAer ] have hen
ordered paid and inier the present "a
yorahlc conditions, 70 soon cNpceW "a
largely Increase the surolus cash IA tm
treasury.
II has been learned from Official!
sources that the reason Tor Admiral
Sscrritts recall from this station wa,
because he personally attended hall
given by tho AnneNauon ciih 70 tho
officers Of the United States steamer
Boston as farewell. and to tho officers
Of the Unitcd States steamer PhNa-
delphia ~ q welcome.
Admiral Irwin was officially received at
the executive building Saturday Noyein-
hnnora, lin0n tho arrival and departure
of the party the government band
played American national Mrs,
The agitation for the removal Of royal
Isle from office Will probably rest IN
ahcyance until somcthing definite Is heard
from Wills
An Associntcd Press correspondent has
iust had an interview with Willis Ha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

Evans. John Paris sent message to
another party in Dallas saying, go to
The old man at once meaning w. g.
PARRISH and tell him to attend ~ that
matter at once w. G.. Parrish ans
wered. saying to the party it had been
attended to and he John Parri9 would
get II at iampasGs that day, saying
further that he had sent 1t IN a letter
aud not by express. On the very day
this letter was sent 20 13ampasas W. q.
Parrish visited the National Bank OF
Commerce IN this city, where he trans.
acted his private business. He presented
his check for 500, and was handed TWO
500 bills by the paying teller. Chief Ar
mold and myself had all this evidence
ready 10 present TO The jury on the trial
of the cuse. The confession of tho negro
John Paris, had been given TO the public
IN detail. The suicide of w. G. Parrish
has placed this most unfortunate and
tragic affair in a different light. and In
justice 70 ourselves and friends we do
cided to place before tho public the orl.
donce connecting w G. Parrish with the
murder Of Young NJ langdou. for which
a grand Jury indicted him.
These letters referred 20 are all In the
handwriting Of W, c. Parrish. When
under arrest at Lampasas, John Paris
wrote 9 letter to the girl Florence, in
Whlcn be said: I am In trouble mn nc-
count OF Logan, but will die before /
Inn Par 1M ~. hue uo'e DOOR taken from
4 re,,ir5ed Az, ~ nr our POSSESSION. IN y
III negro hy " 9 ~ pa or n9hey PAD
dates " We "''ls"' anu also inc
Tbn c,-o.,, ,-.-...,
tho gbove ~, roir''llpnuent vas given
and II Ia osicj.i ''en' ny Sherlu NAoeu'
Of r. ~ rs ililotlnsu OF ne ucnth
Sbochc1 c,nst5n.nItiN u ,o9'Y' re was
prossej On tSn ~ Hpu lS gteauy De
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

FNNFIHT 10 Nv WITNTTTTT7
san Antonio, rex. Nov 23.-Peiro no
hripez. one Of the participants 10 the
Cara campaign two yean ago, was con-
yicied in lho Federal court today Of VIC.
hting no neutrality laws aud sontanced
IA eirlfren months imprisonment N tbs
Klngs county peniteniitry. brooklyn y. y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
IN FUN
A Boy Strikes Girl with n Rock
and Fatally Injuries Her.

Special 10 the Gazette.
uuthf, o. r., nov 2l.-At The town OF
Santa Pc last blight little sixtecn.year-oid
boy named O. r. Ranstoad threw a stone
through the window Of a passenger couch.
striking Mabel Hopkins aged ten, In The
face and fatally iniuflng hnr. The boy
could give no reason Tor his crime except
that he wanted 10 nne n be- could hit the
window. He was brought here 10 jail to-
day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

,,oc. Of domestic coal ,alt this
|oiT Our VIZ ,sneIude the well-known
UAD' season. an ,ns cameron, Malt.
4. q coicra srs ri Moro lump and
; noblnson Ane rcr. Indian Terri
q ON "a Rouse rebSnssylvanla An,hra-
ithIne Coal. Piedmont
I 4 u SIC. ,.s ~, Coal IN carlots on track.
Elm IN. nn Choicest grades Terri
hAlN reiq nav in house and on track rack
Il 10 IsIsss cats nSs AZ retail or in car lots
T g. BlBB,
se,v,h, Phone l47.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
EoKELs STILL UNOoNF1RMED.
Two Republican and One Dem ocrstIc
Senator Opposed to Him.

Two Republican and One Democratic
Senator Opposed to HIM.
WAsHINGToN, April S.-The case Of
James H. Eckels Of Illinois, nominated to
be controller of the currency, appears to be
indefinitely hung up. Another executive
session hos been held and still the nomina-
tion remains unreported by the finance com
mittee. An energetic effort is being made
by some members of the committee to have
the nomination confirmed, but so far appar-
emily without SUCCESS. Senator Vest was
appointed a subcommittee to take
charge of the case, and in accord
auce with appointment Mr.. Vest called
upon President Cleveland and informed him
of the opposition that had manifested itself
in committee. Still no action has been
taken by the President, despite tho fact
that the session is speedily drawing TO a
close. 1t is understood that Senators Sher-
man and Morrill, have declared their un-
alterable opposition to confirmation on the
grounds that the nominee is entirely ignor-
ant of the subject of banking, and at least
one prominent democratic member OF the
committee is also understood to be opposed
to confirmation, and it is this energetic OPP
position, coupled with the non-action of the
President, that has resulted in the nomlna-
tion not being reported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
OFF TO SEE BAYARp.

President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham Leave Washington.
WASHINGTON, April S.-President Cleve-
land and Secretary Gresham left Washing
ton at o'clock this afternoon 10 a special
attached to the congressional limited of the
Pennsylvania railroad for Wilmington,
Del, to visit T. F. Bayard, ambassador to
Great Britain. Secretary Gresham Joined
the President at tho white house at 8 80
O'Clock, and were driven to the station in
the white house coupe. The Presidents
steward accompanied them, and carried
President CleVeland's evening clothes case.
Not word concerning the reasons for
President Cieveland's departure was to be
obtained at the white house to-day. Despite
the secrecy with which the contemplated
journey was surrounded it leaked out early
in the dey that the President was going
away, and the general supposition then was
that he would go to New York. His desti-
nation became known through a dispatch
from Wilmington, Mr.. Bsyard's home.
Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan and Senator Murphy
OF New York called upon President Cleve-
land to-day and it was apparent that their
visit was expected, although the President
was then preparing to go out Of town No
concaGlment was attempted of the fact that
the object OF the visit OF Messrs. Sheehan
and Murphy was TO talk over the federal
patronage in New York, and Mr.. Sheehan
carried large black bag full of papers. An
appointment was made for a day next week
believed to be Friday, when the visitors will
return and discharge their mission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
ADY'5 CONTEST.
His Chance for Getting Martins Seat a
Very Slim One.


WASHINGTON, April 8.-The Senate
committee on privileges and elections to-
day considered the claim of Mr.. Ady to the
seat now occupied by Mr.. Martin of KAN
sas and decided to report favorably reso-
luton authorizing the committee to sit
during the recess by subcommittee or
otherwise and look into the claim Of Mr.
Ady to the seat; to 20 to Kansas if neces-
sary and to have authority to employ a
stenographer and send for persons and
papers. The chairman of the committee
does not think it likely that visit will be
nado to the state of Kansas, but thought
it best to provide for such a CON
tingency should it occur. The democratic
members talk as if they had little faith in
the iustness Of the claim made by the con-
testGnt. one OF them remarking that it ap-
peared that Mr.. Ady only awoke 20 the fact
that he had been wronged, as he supposes, a
long time after the election, and that his
be!ated position reached the Senate just
when that body was about to adjourn.
The case will be given hearing, but there
is no reason TO believe that Mr. Martin will
have anything to fear SO far as the majority
OF the committee is concerned.