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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
ysAsG RcAos.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
RAILROAD.
June .. issi
rsAixs eosxs xoRrn

Trains leaving south ~ % o m and II % d m
run daily. Other trains daily sxo~ps sunday.
SLEEPING AID rAgLoK cAa sEaytcB
NORTH ~ m train has psrior car tn Mack.
NAV Cay. ! - 2 m train has parsor cars Grand
Rapids To Petoskey and Maeklnsv city.
1873 = m train has sleeping cars Grnnd Rap
ids Ia Petoskey ana Nackinsv.
South-s 70 IN train has parloe car Grand
Rapids to Cincinnati.
90 m train runs solid With parlor car
Grand Rapids To Chicago.
xW m train h&s parlor car To Fort Wavns
90, m train has Wagner sieupins ear Grond
Rapids to Cincinnati
II 20 . IN train he's through eosch and waenss
sleeping car Grand Rapids 70 Chicago
MUSHROOM. GRAND sArrps Z rxps.xA.
For Mnskceoa :. Lv. ass m II = a. $50
From Muskegon. Ar 10 Is m lOpa 10 =
sunday train leaves for Muskegua - =
Arrives from Ausksson - p9
CHICAGO VIA Q. 4. AI
Lv. Grand Rapids. SO m 2Wp = n % q m
Ar thicago.--...----..- ] y n el0 p q go m
90 m tsain runs solid with psrior car and
~ m tram dany through coach and Wagner
sleeping car.
Nv. rhiesge tlspm epp N
Ar. Grand Rapids..- sWpm s0s m
as m train runs solid with buffet pazior car
and dining car
$50 10 train daily. through coach and was.
nef sleeping car.
Through tickets and full Information can b
had by calling upon A. AlmQuist, ticket agent,
" n union Non station. sslsphone No cs. Grssd Rap
Gene Pass and Ticket Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

A friend in need IL a friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
coughs and colds if you have never
ueed this Great Cough Medicine. one
trial wili convince you that IL hss won.
derful curative powers IN oil Diseases a
throat. chest and lungs Each bottle is
guaranteed o. do all that ie claimed or
money vill 30 refunded. Trial bottle
10 cents ~ feck t3fos. drug store. Large
bottles "a ennt@ and ell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

We desire o. say 81 our citizens that
for YEARS we have been seising bf Kings
Nre Discovery fuF Consumption. Dr
king'a New life iili,, Buekiens Arnics
saive and Eiestfic igiflefs. and have
never handled remedies that eel - eel.
- that have given such universal satin
faction. We ID net hesitate o. g,isgaa
tee fhaFn every isnle sal 80 ~tAnf ready
- refund the lofrhase price + safisf -
tory results do Hut fJlas their use
These fesnrsfiee have NnH thesf 4roai
populasity purels 90 their naesifs fesA
tifsss. Dfs.exfsfs
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rxro~ STosx YAnps. Chicago. July g.
Cntsls-neccipts. 1900; firm. Toe higher
common to extra steers. S.7Sd5.60: stock
ers and feeders. s.. 5oss tt0; cows and heifers,
81 r1tdi.oo.
iiogs-Rsceirts. q ,Oo; market firm. Jd
To- nfga.s n. y. s.. s,sao.2D. mixed and me
diuln. sS..sS.f 5. "a: light. <s.e5.ao.05.
sheep--Receip;s. 1900; market steady |;
poor 10 choice a.. 500 500; lambs, 81. $50 So
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The i.ess ssisr ~ ihe wosia 20 cats
hsussss. s.sss. steers tait fifum fsvss
s'frs ssfsss. ehsrf~t hsni~ ehiilistas
effh@ ehd al esss sfsfifes .aed s~,Ai
hfhi1 aafes psise ~ -, s,sf fs4Hsfesi u
= Fa4fsslss.l a. giss FStissf ssiisfas
i'ss - aaass ssfuasie,i t'fes = csHss
- tss - sals ~ Peas Hoe. drug
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Io<poS. July She grain markets
opened this morning irregular. ~ Liver
pool wheat was unchanged. bat more dis
position Ia buy; eorn ID higher aud firm
n the advance. Wheat on pas~ase neglected,
no business doing corn steady. The French
markets were unchanged. The weather In
the nited Kingdom was hot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
MARKETS.

MoSDAr. July 2 The local market
Tor grain remains the same az given this
raornirg. there being no business trans
acted by the board Of trade at Detroit
today. having adjourned until Wednes
day in ersier to celebrate the 9Th The
market Is liseless. no sales % conse.
euence being recorded IL will updoubt-
sdly remain so until better prices are
realized. BUYERS predict a reaction in
the near future which will prove more
bereiicial o. the farmers who still hold
their grain Tor better prices The crop
a wheat about harvested in this state
IL reported 20 be fair. but not up TO the
average and farmers are not anxious to
force their oil crop upon the market at
present prices- Farm products Of al
kinda ir the vegetables and fruit line. are
a good crop - Far. and an abundant
harvest - predicted The market 10
yell supplied and pricee reasonably fair
Below ee quote
Farm Produce
Maygx SssAR-esfne Per pound.
Msprn >tstF-eesaslo ca per gallon.
hrrrss-iae Ter pasina.
E,.os--isis fef dessn.
t'erkfoss Rafesr per bu<hei for old se-
cufslins e. aaalty.
Max isskvs- g. - TOR hsG
NV f'sAsa--s.o tsic Rep rtsh~i.
u szfs. -fAs>.sse Per dsxen bunch~s
ilsaxa-H and psrkesi. 81 = per huehel
tiosxs -Fshef vhiss. les per round
fsrrrcs-- Head. i0c Per posnd hoshou-e,
g. i~r iesstfi
Pss~i ss Sc res 'iozen.
~f1asss 80 PEG tslsisei fof new.
fIsffkSk--ae per poana.
Etnfssfse Sc rpef ep<sn spDches.
teslez- tsvecn. sf1tsH gsf dss~a bssaches.
tnlser 81 tas aeesn hpneilas.
fssfe-lac per soasn tunehes
1-esatas .ssfes fsf dpssa seanch~-.
Ms~aas2s~s ~ per posiHa.
Alsr-sk Vsf safsa hsfsh~-s
tieas4s.e &es tsrts seh f~F hssstsl
<4aswssssss fi0ass sfsssn. fsacy. -
- f~r afyfs
fesssfsa tafse prf slafs
fseslsragsssts - frF 4ssaft
Wfstasasss. - So aezsn k~HeAs..
s'asfssy
Isfe f.sfkefs. fss@ So fssssi g. So sti
fkt~ shtez@us sna gs~.ss<s.. fszse.
80 fesis. ffss
- "a rsssztss< -
sptes aseks, 81 - Euaasas ssss, iiss
ilsr $500. Iiafzsl sses-sa lkaIsa
Hteias tais.sss. i's = fs,ssisss ssss. ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

That people suffering frosn Piles win
endure them for years or submit TO dan
eerois. painful. cruel aud expensive
surgical operations. when all the time
there Is q painless. certain. lasting cure,
which gives instant relief and costs but u
tribe. IL Is called the Pyramid Pile Cure
and can be found at all drug stores. Any
druggist viii get 1t for you II you ssi.
him
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gisis. corner Monroe and Division
stseetA


Euy DIR. koch's German nerve pills
Tor nervous pcopla Guaranteed to euro
weak memory, loss u brain power. lost
maiihosd. nightly enaissso1s and ali
nervousness 10 either SEX. Price 81 or
elk Tor 81 Dullam's German Medicins
oupsny. Flint. Mich. snle SCENTS for
United States and Canada Sold in
GFand Rapids by Scrhner 4 Aldxorth
No u Monroe street
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A Million Friends.

Before breakfast Bromo- Settler acts
"a a hracer trial bottles loo.
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Has created a sensation among physicians
by its wonderful effects In speedily curing
every form Of Piles. II Ii called the
Pyramid Pile Cure. II Is cheap and sim
pie 10 use. but nothing removes the
disease ~ quickly. safely and surely.
Any druggist viii get It ff< you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Drrsarr. Mich. July s--wheat--No. .
red cash. c5ss.c July. sss.c August, 6s .c:
september. s0>ic; No. white, cash. col.
Corn---<o. =. cash. 3a..
Onts--No. white. cash. 3tc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

For neuralgia. rheumatism. head and
tooth ache and all palma use Dullam's
great German lininent at Scribner &
Aldworth's No. 81 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Is new discovery for the prompt. per-
manent cure Of Piles In every form
Every druggist has IL.
Buy Dullam's Great German II cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package. at
Scribner l. Aldworth's. 73 Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Buy Dullem's Great German II cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package. ut
Scribuer & Aldworth's. 70 Monroe street
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Sufferers from PIIes

should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure
will promptly and cfIectually remove
every trace OF them. ANY druggist will
Get Il for you.
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Groceries and Provisions W hoiesals
Prices.

CHKEsE-Fuli cream, loi ia Hike
CASsKp Gocps-Corn. i-25'a i.50 per dox;
tomatoes. si.3Sal 80 per doz.
CoyFkEs--Roasfed: Rio. 2lsd25c; Mari
caibo, 2std2sc; Java. 3td3sc: Mocha and
Java. 300 sac; packages. 81 80 per case.
LsEp-tompound. tierces. SIC; COM
pound. 50 Tound tins, i2ssc; pure. tierces,
IL; 50 pound tins. i25Sc; kettle rendered.
tierces. he; 50 pound tins. 13s3c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

The greatest worm destroyer on earth
IL Dullamis Great German Worm Loz.
engcs. only - cents per box For sale
at Scribner & Aldworth's drug store
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The Pyramid Pile Cure

Buy Dullam's Great. German - cent
Cough Cure ut Scribner & Aldworth'a
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Buy Dullam's Great German - cent
Cough Cure at ID. c. Scribner & Aid
worth's. 81 Monroe street.
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>sI~sIss-star A Star. 10 inches, clear. 81
Ter thousand.
No. :. I've inches clear butt, s225 per
Thousand.
Sound butt 81. - per thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 per thousand.
Iaih. No. white pine .............S 5.n5
Lath, No. white pine .............. 40
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4 AXE SHORE d
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
u kifers Ms = tsa8

fks fAte ssef@ - 4 le~es- al u anan~fssss
18th "a ffte So 4. b \ s. fsfrss -.
tllt 80 Asd e,sssf taFstt girsst - ftttstses
4 i ~aEta - Z 81 g A t3se~assssl -
81 assssss. tasf f&>s. ks<FR
Sssss Z ssfssas fstf 1sss-s <<szs
Ne x14afee @tr>~a
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A Surgical Operation.

For the cure of Piles Is always painful.
often dangerous and useless. and invari-
ably expensive; on the other hand there is
a new. certain cure, perfectly painless.
gives instant relief and permanent cure
and costs but q tribe. 1t Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure II Is more certain cure than
a surgical operation. without any Of the
intense pain. expense and danger Of an
operation Any druggist viii get 1t fcr
you.
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,sss p-s ls' Ito II pounds ..sA. ,sslA'


Frussx
OsAxax~-csiifornia. 81 ssafS.73 per boa.
lxsoss->~~ Ns-~snsr. IA toxes Of aus
asd ssps. H-ssas per box.
Misunderstanding 10 quality. q. No., 40
pr basrn-
>ssAwsxsslss-is-qsm CASES. SL"sdlsA'
Batter and Eggs--W hote>Al~ t'rse<<
Cosniry makes. original rolls. yer
t<,unt .s... ..ts..-.-...-..t..,i9 taIo
tsxs, ffesh. per dozea. ait
fish-
Black hsss. per pound, loc; bsook trout,
per pound. D'ftoc.
Frog&
Bulls. pr dozen. Es<i nssdianl bulls. soc;
small. seioc.
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Buy Dullam's Great German II cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package at
Scribner x Aldworth's, 73 Monroe street
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PHYSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.
/ " BACHELOR. NJ. ID,
u Cancer specialist:

- e Nshss~ stfe>s tg..as st.rsss Nish s~nf
- ellsaie ffp%. ,ihsffihis. synae tssles - ell
ksa4> - ssAfsf sad esstzlatas the H,es sd
addresses q snssfu IA, fss f,-sesses - 49,
fHfrs s3sh he isals'ss ~ tefes tffstsae6A We
shsk ss~t los p.s A. ,es.ass Ast seas ssa
- saA
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MlCHIGaNCEEIRdI

sIaiiy. Al csaers a@il, sxesps snsdAs.
1akine w0ert Mar - io4x
eleeplns cxrs an Pacific And Atlantic expre~>~r
ca snd frosn uxlruit. P4dof cars run 80 ua<ns
leaving Oran< kapsds 81 - m spd iesvsaS
Desru3t ~ a. D -. arussnx ~ tssand hsptds -
10 - . a. D.rccs connectaon< made - brsFokt
Csntsal sailsosd ttsnsds sssGthsfn dsssstonl.
A ALkoytsT Ticket Aseal
jniots fs<s-nrer ,tstsoa
& ". RreoLEs. q. r. l. A.. Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Wool.
Washed. medium. f5tdD.
Cnwashed, medium. 1ea2oc.
Hides and Tallow.
Cured hides. No. I. &c: No. .. &c.
Green hides. No. 1. &c; No. 2. &C.
No. steers. over 20 pounds. &c.
Heavy steers. cured. over co pounds, &c.
Calf. green. No. I. &c: No. >. &c.
Calf cured. No. 1, &c; No. ., DC.
Deacons, pa DC.
Tallow--
No. l tallow. e..
No. tallow. $40.
Sheep pelts. 5cCdsioo; lambs. 2sd3oc;
shearlings. i0(ai5c.
Hay and Wood.
TIMorHy-S9di0 per ton.
MrxEp-$SO0 per ton.
SrsAI-s5{f6 per ton.
woop-i6-ineh beech and maple. dry, 81 %
per cord; green. 81 per cord.
building Material.
Wire nails, rate. 81. 75d1.s0.
Glass, discount. s5c.
Waterproof paper. $i@5.
Waterproof paper. Ter roll. u.
LrMBfR-Retail piece stuff.
No. hemlock. up and including 10 feet
lcngths. si2; add 81 per loco feet for every
additional two feet.
No. hemiock. up Ia and including 16 feet,
$40: every additional two feet. 81.
Common Norway or pine lost and scant-
ling. under IL inches. sl4.50 Ter Zoo feet:
l2-inch. $3.50 per loo feet: add 81 for
1850, :. .tas,s.,. ~. fo,t .sxs..- tc {..ot
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Wheat. eoc; corn. Al; oats, Csc; rye, 45cs
barley. 81. 10.
Flour-Lily white. 81 50: patent. $2.3n
Mill -Middlings. SIS 80; bran $i4.5O;
screenings. $3.50.
Ground Feed-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal.
per ton. $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

cnest:rtowa Inc-nssd Ov-r tn. Act ion OF
Governor Brown.

Governor Brown.
CHEsrERrowS, Nd, Jan. l2.-All last
night, wnile heavy fakes of snow fell
thick and fast, speelI policemen pa
trolIed the town, dTeading the visit of
q iyncning party But the indignant
citizens did no. storm the jail. and the
four negroes condemned 10 die tomor-
row for the murder OF DIR. j. II. Hill
passed restless night 10 their cells.
The rumors OF lyncning had become
so loud that the unfortunate men
heard them, and IN consequence bad
little inclination to sleep. Tne removal
OF the other four men yesterday morn
ing, through Governor Browns inter
vention. made them more reflective
and during the nighl they thumbed
tbsir bibles continuously. Excitemen.
here and throughout the county is At
the highest pitch, and the difficulties
of travel over the snow bound roads is
regarded generally SIS the main factor
10 preventing the talked OF lynchiug
last night. The overwhelming senti-
ment throughout the county was op-
posed 10 a Communication of any of the
sentences, and Just as strong az that
opposition was strong, is the feeling
against Governor Brown. who was hung
IN efigy in Millington last night
Two colOred preachers were with the
condemned men throughout the night.
The negroes came 20 the IrOn-barred
windows OF their cells ana lIstened to
the loud and prolonged exhortations
OF the ministers Then they prayed
and sang. hour after hour. The mur-
derers would fall up n their knees and
shout and yell IN a tuneful way the
Disconnected sentences OF s0me hymn.
That the four men are considered as
hard lot of cases "a ever breathed,
goes without saving. Not one particle
of sympathy exists for them IN the
hearts of sny Chessertovnian. The
posse Of 250 men went on duty today.
relieving the forty special officers who
were Stationed around the jail last
night sheriff Piummer says ne does
not antctr4ta trouble
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THEY WE'RE ANSWERED.
DR.. Won Boetticher Fires Hot Shot Int,
the Socialist Democrats.

DR.. Won Boetticher Fires Hot Shot Into
the Socialis, Democrats.
BERLIN, Jan. 12.-In the Reichstag
today Herr Liebschent, one OF the
leaders of the social democrats, Ques-
toned the government regarding the
condition OF the working classes in
Germany. DR.. Won Boetticner, secre-
tary of the imperial home office and
representative of the chancellor, in re-
ply declared that nothing was Con-
tanned in the communication received
by the home Office from the various
states OF the empire which showed that
unusual distress was prevalent among
the German working people. The
meetings of unemployed workingmen
tnat had been held and were stll being
held At the principal centers were for
the most part political IN their charac-
ter, and had no connection with the
labor question.
Referring to- the unsuccessful strike
OF the miners In the Saar district DIR.
Won Boetticber characterized the move
meLt az purely frivulous one. lie
concluded MS remarks by declaring
that under no circumstances would the
government brook violation of the law
or resistance to IT. authority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
FAITH In THE LAWS
Perier Makes His inaugural
Address to Deputies.
REPUBLIC IS FIRM AS A ROCK
Ribos Toasts M. Hubbard and Pays His
Compliments to chassalngs While
He Does So.

PARIS. Jan. l2.-Immediately after
the deputies came to order today. NJ.
Cassimir Perier. the successor Of NJ.
Fioquett, as precedent of the chamber.
made his inaugural address TO the
chamber. He spoke briefly and forci-
bly,.
Individual failures. be sa;d. would
not block tine progress of the republic
nor shake its firm foundation. The
government WAS anxious to punish the
evil doers according TO their crimes.
and the ordinary implements Of justice
provided by laws and constitution
would be found sufficient for the pur-
pose.
NJ. Perier's address was received with
only moderate applause, as the depu-
ties had expected . much more elab-
crate statement.
NJ. Hubbard, radical deputy for the
Zeenie- e-EtCise, interpellated the gov
ernment as to the date of the next gen.
erai elections, at the same time advis-
ing that AS early date as possible be
fixed. Albert Chiche, Boulangist dep
uty for Gironde, supplemented NJ.
Hubbard's Interpretation and re-
quest, by demanding, IN .
short, violent speech, the immedi-
ate dissolution Of the chamber and
appointment of q constituent assem-
bly,. NJ. Ribot, in replying to NJ. Hub
bard. touched upon NJ. Chassaing's pro-
posal IN saying that the law must be
left to accomplish its ends without in
reference, as it was provided with fully
adequate means for the work on hand.
II was impossible to fix the date of the
elections even approximately. NJ. Ribot
then demanded the order Of the day
and was sustained by . vote Of S29 to
206
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sCoRN FOR De LEssEPs.
The Examining Judge Asks Some Ques-
tions Which Make Him Vince.

tions Which Make Him Vince.
PARIS. Jan. l2.-Judge Perivier
received with evident suspicion
and cross-exsmined him closely.
The presiding judge was still more
severe in his treatment of Charles de
Lesseps. NJ. Monchicourt had stated
that Baron de Reinach secured the
blood of the company by obtaining
enormous sums with which to bribe
senator's and deputies and other influ-
entail men.
"You had no confidence in his NOR
ality?" asked Judge Perlv:er.
NO, but he was very clever" replied
NJ. Monchicourt.
Turning to Charles de Lesseps, Judge
Perivier inquired sharply: "And how
did you understand that Baron de Rel
mach used these enormous sums?"
''In remunerating finaciers," an
swered NJ. de Lssseps. ''and, without
doubt, senator's, deputies and minis
ters. A number of persons, however.
offered assistance to Baron de Reinach
ana NJ. Cremiux, who were first charged
with the distribution of the money"
"That lie, you gave them the dirty
Job which you preferred not to do
yourself, but provided the means of
doing?"
Charles deLessepe WINGED and looked
down, but made no reply. The first
words spoken at the trial IN his favor
came from Sir John Stokes, Great
Britain's representative on the Suez
board, who testified later. Sir John
said he regarded Charles de Lesseps as
loyal. upright and incapable of dis
honest act. Engineer D;ngley intima-
ted that the cutting of the Panama
canal could not have been done for
less than 1000, 100000 francs or In
fewer than fifteen or twenty yeare.
Search was made this afternoon in the
Office of NJ. Proper, formerly n part
ner of Baron DeReinach. 1t is reported
that papers conceding the lobbying
done by the notorious intermediary,
NJ. ArtOn, were seized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

Sockless Jerry Says He Is Not at All
Surprised Over the Result.


Surprised Over the Result.
TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. l2.-The rival
houses met 40 usual ct 10 o'clock this
morning and spent the forenoon in
waiting on the conference committee,
which had no chance to accomplish
anything so radical as the demands Of
both parties. During the roll call BY
the republicans At O'Clock this after.
noon, Chambers, the COmmanche
county democrat. when his name was
reached, came forward and stated that
the democrats of the house had kept
out of the controversy between the re-
publicans and populists and had visited
Governor Lewelling to enlist his aid IN
arriving at settlement of the fight,
but now the controversy being as far
from settlement as ever, the democrats
felt it to be their duty to recognize the
legally organized house. They had not
for moment doubted the legality of
the republican organization. This ac-
ton was unexpected and was received
with wild demonstrations of applause
on the republican side. Meagher and
Rosenthal, the other democrats, also
Joined the republicans.
Jerry Simpson said the populists were
not surprised at the action OF the dem-
Ocrats, "a they had been looking for it
fo- some time, but the democrats have
been playing for position ever since the
election. Simpson thinks the demo-
Gratis, by their action, have endangered
their election of either q populist or
democrat senator. The republicans at
D. IN. heard from their committee
and said that all hope # arriving at q
settlement was at an end. The Tepub-
licans had resolved to give up the house
to the populists without resistance If
the govern. should recognize the Or
ganization, but it has since been deter
mined to make fight for it.
The program 10 for Cubblson to take
the speakers stand and direct the
operations Of the republican house
until he is forcibly elected by the
ad adlutant-general.
Mandamus papers were this evening
filed in the supreme court by the re-
publicans TO compel Secretary of State
Osborne to turn over to Speaker Doug
!ass Of the republican house, all the
papers in his possession relating to the
house OF representatives., including the
certified copy OF the roll as made up by
the state board of canvassers and those
relating TO all the various contest cases.
The papers were laid over Ivy the
court until tomorrow morning for con-
sideration. The decision OF the su-
prenle court will at once settle the
legal standing OF the rival bodies. Ii
j. believed there will be trouble when
the two houses are called - order TO-
morrow morning.
II Is clearly understood that the pro-
gram of the popuisis is TO at once use
the power OF the governor aud state 90
iorcc the republicans TO leave the hall.
The republicans will resist tnis, but vii
be compelled 10 retire. An inceudisry
Proclamation has been issued by Glenn
EMS and other ponulst lesdcrs. calling
on the populist house To MAINTAIN lts
rights by arms u necessary.