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what Prayer WIN Do.


st. Louis Republic,
Speaking OF Easter and religion"
said q prominent merchant who came
out OF O big church yesterday, my folks
have a most sublime faith in the efficacy
OF prayer:
Zone night last week my little girl,
who is about dozen years old, 70.
minded me that she needed pair OF
new shoes to make complete her Easter
Sunday costume. was interested in
my newspaper and made some badger.
ing remarks about the duty OF children
to wear broGans at 81 pair, and gave
her dollar, Sho went away without
word, a fact that surprised me, because
thought she would protest. But
finally she came TO me and said:
"Papa, I'll match You for another
doiiar-heads ! win, tails you lose.'
"The proposition nearly knocked me
of my chair. looked across the room
at her mother. devout woman, from
whom l expected an emphatic lecture.
She, however, was paying no attention,
and so / said: Don't you know it's
wrong to gamble? Where on earth did
you hear OF matching dollars%
"'Oh, l found out, was her eyasive
reply. will you match me?'
"Well, you know me- don't take
any bluffs like that, SO out with sill.
yer dollar and laid it on my knee, Tho
child was about to follow suit, when
she hestated, drew away, and then
went to her mother and said, with much
solemnity:
"'NIamma, pray for me. Imust have
another dollar
"IIcr mother only smiled in depre.
catory way. Then she came back aud
"Now, papa, heads win, tails you
lose.'
"And, dadburn It all, did lose, suro
enough. and the child looked me in the
face aud said:
",'Now, papa, you SEQ what prayer
WILL w.
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SANITARY EXPORTS.


How Co. Operation ut Citizens Saved Lon.
don Parish from Cholera.
IEoShMgioa Star
On the occasion OF the visitation Of
tho city OF London by tho cholera some
years ago various meetings OF clergy OF
tho Church Of England were convened
in that city to hear suggestions and in.
structions from well known sanitary
authorities as to the help tho clergy
might give In aiding the taking OF pro.
cautions to keep out tho cholera, or at
least to keep It's ruvages within somo
possible bounds In their respective
parishes.
At one OF these meetings young
clergyman was present who was much
impressed with whit no heard. Going
back 10 his own parish in South Lon.
don, with population OF O.00O. mostly
poor aud altogether OF tho mechanic
class, he called Bome OF his workers to.
gOther that night and formed thom into
u committee OF visitation. lie pointed
out how important II was to remember
tho old ndago Which sayI ut lie bultor
10 lock tho stable door before tho eteod
Is stolen" aud therefore II was better
to prevent tho arrival Of the cholera
than to abRlO its progro,s. As mum.
cipnl authorities were suro 10 movo
slowly II would DO better to takO some
steps Immediately, and no proposed tho
next day that n visitation should DO
mado to tho house OF everybody who
could contribute n small sun toward
tho expense Of II sanitary committee,
which should mako visitation OF tho
whole parish in tho interest OF santa.
ton.
Tho proposal was eagerly taken up
and by the noxt evening considerable
sum Of money had been raised in small
amounts for the purpose OF the sanitary
committee, Tho whole parish was dI.
yldod into shall districts. Every house
was visited, tho people were told friends
and neighbors had come to hclp them
without authority Of police or inspect.
ors to ondcavor 10 prevent tho spread
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soo Ono worla,s ralr for l,lrteen cen.s.

Unon receipt of your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, we will mai |
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
tho Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price Is so cents, but as we
want you to have one. wo make the
price nominal. You will find it work
Of art and a thing to be priced. 1t con-
tNins full page views OF the great build
ings, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style Of art II not
satisfied with 1t after you got II, we will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address H. L. BuCklen 4 Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,
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Good News.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test Of its curative
qualities as Otto's Cure. Thousands OF
bottles OF this great German remedy
are being distributed free OF charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving the
people proof that 0tto's Cure will cure
them, and that it is tho grandest tri-
umph OF medical science For sale only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
free, Large bottles Soc, 2
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IHlCAHO. april 2b--CQncefn rs 10 Wnut lue
nr teep VII IN tbe Wheat pit al trad
Ing closed this afternoon, The clique to-day ap;
Wheat II and SY buy IN St he same tune July
me Crop outlook was looked upOnIi, unproln.
iSlng, and there was good local buying early III
the wheat nit Tho northwest, ST. Louis and
New York look good deal OF wheat but when
these buyers orders had been illed, trade DC
came dull ana prices went on some IheIe
seemed no doubt that the talk OF tnHllcel COM
plleutions had tendency TO check speculation,
came ilrmer later, closing signify hlsner.
Oats moderately active.
liog products strong anu higher.
Flour quiet Sna unclaimed. ~ ,r,,rr
G295S2Sci No. red 7lc May y ila72 sH.lz5c; July
7SIsaIl 5SlIiIc' september TOfEal6S BaI1I4c' ,.-,
CoRN-GaSh No, 4lci April iOIsall 19aiOTci
MAY 4ia'l25ailc; July 45Sai334aiS'sci september
4i4att34altt4s,, - NJ, >.,o,,.o.,
OATs@CaSh No, 9, 9s}9c; May 2Sts 92s la2SNc;
June 9SlyS329AG!Oei July 2S9sa2s1Sa2S9Sei sep
tcmber gGjIa21 1sa2Gtlc.
RYE-No 9. 5Oc
liARLEY-No. 2, &c,
FLAxsEED-sl 1877
MESS PoRX"Cnsh SIS 22lSi May SIS 10; June
SIS 20; July SIS 20llS 571galS b?1si September
SIS 6halS 92l%AlS 10.
L4ED-Cash SlO p: May slO .?'Sai0 S5ai0 23,?
y ,G CIV Va'o 'oalO U' september CIV 4'aiV O'is
4y eJS,or p,rs--fosh an m. Ma, so s7Lo,o mn
",NnSS; STS ~ eVasV oVa' V'is september s'o'H
al S, iVaioV,I2' en- -,.,o M. ,... ,,o,, en- oso
m 1 ~ '0uAV wi sN04' 0''"' S'0 "'N
AZ w ~
M,,IS,.n Ti.d ~ dor, Ola on
EG6s"ontet Ut Ne -'4''N' NS'' -'N''''
NEW York, April 2a-FlOur. receipt, 5000
DuEFelhi exports oVOu phTIc!s; sales 4'UVV DAIteBi
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Greatly Surprised.

My wife was confined to her bod for
over two months with very severe at
tack Of rheumatism. We could got
nothing that would afford her any re-.
lief, and US last resort gave Cham ber-
lain's Plain Balm trial. 10 our great
surprise che began to improve after the
first application, and by using it regu.
larly she was soon able to get up and
attend to her house work. L. II. John
son, Of @, j. Knutson & Co., Kcnsing.
ton. Mimi,
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Az family medicine Bacon's Celery
euro passes from sire to son as log.
acy. II you have kidney, liver or blood
disorder do not delay, but got free
sample package Of this remedy at once.
II YOU have indigestion, constipation,
headache, rheumatism, etc, this grand
specific will cure you. The Logan Drug
Co, the leading druggists, are solo
agents and arc distributing freo sam.
plos FREQ TO the afflicted. Large pack.
ages Soc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
EINANoE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and stoC
Markets,

Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets,
NEW York, April S,-MOney GU call easy at
9k to per cent; last loan ~ per cent; closed
offered ut 81 per cent, Prime mercantile paper
6!4alO per cent, Sterling exchange steady ut
81 s54a4sS Sales were l740OO shares
The stock market was dun and the fluctuations
In prices were generally slight The interest
taken In the naval pageant, aud the TACT that tue
exchange will be closed tomorrow, tended TO
curtail operations. In spite OF the dullDess,
however, II iirm tone characterized the dealings,
purchases being stimulated BY the further 70
ductlon In the rates Of sterling exchange the
ease in money, and tho statements by bankers
that no gold exports are 10 be expected by TO-
morrows or saturdays steamers A majority
OF stocks closed inGtiOnally labOYe last nights
figures, Reading was especially strong aud TO-
ward the close sold at %, against 2i4 as the
opening: favorable reports In regard 70 the plum
for funding the floating debt were instrumental
in causing the advance, which had R'sym'
pathetic effect on the general list Tho grangerS
were In demand and cl0'ed ut the top figures
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan broke 5H
to 49,, and rallied AZ per cent The market
closed firm In tone, with IN Improving tendency,
Railroad bonds were strong Sales " ,l46,OOO.
Government aud state bonds dull.
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WAIT NOT.
" III NNS~F
j. A. H. IN Critic.

j. a. H. IN Critic.
Wait not TIL am dead
With thy sweet words;
The loving time Is now
While hOCks aud herds,
Still shine upon these hills;
Tho hour Is here
When this poor heart may feel
Nor hope nor iear
Loyos light burns on tho height
This very hour;
Wait not; o, love me now,
My sweetest flower!
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pnUI.lenla AtnIpn nnlv..

The best sSlye iR tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
cores, letter, chopped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required.
IL Is guaranteed to give perfect satlsinc.
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
q box. For sale BY Logan Drug Co.
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is a tantalizing admonition to those
who at this season feel all tired out,
weak, without appetite and discouraged.
But the way in which Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla builds up the tired frame aud gives
good appetite is really wonderful So
we say, "rake Hoods and it will brace
you up"
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~ ponnsyivan.a s.aslons.
IVIEgRR8gIVdRia LINES.


TtcEET OFFICES At pEyNsYtYAHiA .HrATlOg on
warm ST, Poor OF ElIVrNTiI 81, WHEELING,
AT MCLUNE llUUHE WiiEFGiEn, AID AZ TuH
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, EHfpdtrunr.
pa,..,Vyy.t Lvgvpss 1pau II tnVy I1ntfrY -
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When Daby was sick, we gave her castoriA.
When shOWG Child, shO cried for caStotin,
Whom she became Miss, she chung TO CastorIA
Whom she had Children, ShO gave them cOStorla
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud after Saturday. October 1, 1891 trains
will rtin a. follows city time;
LEAyk WILHELM 20 100 O. m, 100 a M. 800
m, 800 m. 1000 a m. l;oo q III, 1900 H..
100 p M 200 p. m. 500 p, m, l;01 p m, 5,Ji
p m, COOP IN, 700 p. m, 800 p m, $3.50 p
LEAVE Elm aRoyE-pO.Ooa M, 1904 M. sol
a m . Goa m 1000 n M, liiOO a IN. 1900 IN.
j. m, 500 y, m, Top M 500 p IN, Vit0p
in, 10 Top, in
eDAIl except SUNDAY.
SuNDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove a.
O.tS q III. and Wheeling at t!.i1 p. IN,
H. X MEl9aEtlhkR
oci General Manager
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Complete
Manhood
and how to attain it.

Atlast mcdicalwork that tells the causes,
describes the effects, points the remedy This
Is scientifically the most valuable, Httlstically
the most beautiful, medical book that has ap.
pclrcd for years; 90 pages, every page bearing
q hlll-tonG Illustration IN tints. Some Of the
subjects treated are Nervous Debility, lmpO.
tency, Sterility, Development, Varicocele, The
Husband Those intending Marriage, etc.
the plain facts, the OLD secrets, aud the new
discoveries Of medical science as applied to
married life, who would atone for past follies
and avoid future pitfalls, should write for this
wonderful little book. 1t will he sent flee,
under seal. Address the publishers,
Erie Medical Co., Buffalo, MY.
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Cotton
CINCINNATI, o., April 2O.--colton qulCti mid
ding No.
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EDUCATIONAL
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION


The monthly examination OF students in tho
Shorthand Department OF the WHEELING
BUSINESS COLLEGE was held IN College
Hall Friday, The oath ult. Glass No. ! gained
first in general averaye;. No. first in
writing familiar work; No first speed
In formulating miscellaneous work Then each
member OF class No. /, namely. Miss Eettie
BraInard, OF saltwater o, Miss Carrie Stewart.
OF Martins Ferry, o; Miss Mary Ritter city, aud
Miss Anna Lingan, city, passed a personal final
examination under dlsintereSted examiner,
writing 100 ia 10 wordS to tho minute OF uu.
familiar miscellaneous matter. thus emitting
them TO the highest graduating honors and TO
our beautiful Autographed Diploma Of the
Shorthand Department. OF the under gra duOtes,
n number presented especially fine work In
typewritIng and ponmanship IN acquiring q
thorough knowledge OF SHORTHAND our students
make the quickest time Of any school In this
country, which results entirely from the great
simplicity Of our new method, "Shorthnnd Sim.
plifed," OF which we hold the exclusive copy:
right. and which includes the best points Of
the PitmaniC. Graham and Munson systems and
over which our students arc SOY very enthusiastic.
lpl
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East LiuERrv, April 2G,-CatLlo, receipts $40
head; shipments 49, head; market strong; prime
heavy s. 6Oaj W; fair 10 good 81 OOa5 %: common
81 75ai 80: bulls and fat cows s! 7jn4 %: fresh
COWS aud spring 81 jOa2 Is. Hogs, receipts l,4OO
head; shipments 1900 head; market active;
Philadelphia 81 DOaS 90; best Workers aud mixed
81 SOa7 gO;I pigs and common Workers 81 95a7 70.
sheep, receipts 800 head market steady; prime
clipped S. 2jaj 10; fair 70 good 81 bJaj 20; com.
mon 81 0Ol3 50; clipped iambS s. 6006 90; veal
calves 81 J0aj %; spring lambs 50 00alO %
CHICAGO. April 2G,-Cattlo receipts 2l,OOO hoad;
shipments 5000 head; market slow and lOaibC
lower; best steers s. 60nj 30; others 81 2jnj 2j:
Texans 80 65ai 2ji native cows 81 T6al %. Hogs,
receipts p 900 head: shipments 900 head; mar.
kct enSy heavy 81 7Oa7 75 prime light 81 G5a7 20;
pigs sG7ja7 80, Sheep, receipts 900 head ZIP.
inGnts 800 head; market active aud lOa25C higher;
westerns S. j0aG SOi clipped Texans 81 7Oa5 10;
limbs s. 63ab ".
CINCINNATI, April 20 -.Iogs strong and higher
at 80 sja1 81; receipts 1000 head; shipments 1000
head
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NEW York, April 2G.--Plg iron quiet; American
si2 7jnlj ~, Copper qulct lake Gil o. Lead
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cst 6sc: lowest and closed GiIc: sales 29'OOO
barrels; Clcnrances $4,000 barrels; shipments
25,IOO barrels runs 04,s7S barrels,
NEW YoRK. April 90 -Petroleum was dun and
neglected throughout. Not single sale was 70.
porcdj opening, highest, lowest Csc; closing CSC
asked.
PtTISnuRGlI. Pa, Aptii 2G-opCncd, closed
and lowest O7gici highest Csc,
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For general family cathartic we con-
tidently recommend HOOPS PILLS.
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CINCINNATI, O.. April 26.-Flour casy. Wheat
mCntS !,6i0 bushels. Corn strong: No. : mixed
4ic Outs, irm No. mixed &c. Rye firm: No. 9
Coo. Pork trmer at SIS 80, Lard firm ats u.
Bulk meats firm at $40 1871 Bacon stronger at
sll G2y$, Whisky steady ut 81 II. Others un.
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BALTIMORE, April % Wheat easy; April 7l1Ic;
May 7jc; June 7l1$c: July 7Gc. Corn firm; April
49Hc; May 1870; July 4g1lc Oats dull; No.
white western II &C. Rye inactive at % 20 Hay
firm; good to choice timothy $40 90. Butter firm;
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AS a Curiosity 1t IS Worth More Than 1t!
Face Value,
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TOLEDO. O., April 2G.-wheat activc No cash
Corn dull Gid steady; No. cash aud May
$40; July 4lIc. Oats quiet: No 2nlxed 33C
Rye dull; cash 6jc CloyerSoed dull and steady;
r1Eitnn OOsh and AnrtI AZ
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 26.-Flour quiet.
Wheat firm: No. 2 ted April aud May AISa1l1Ic;
June 7jI4a76G: July 7GhI77c Corn quiet; No. 2
mixed i0lEai0J5c; May ind June 4ORiOISC; July
5Oaj0hc. Oats dull; futures unchanged.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-07
THEY RESOLVED ON SUICIDE.

Whom the Time Came to Take Poison Ono
of Them Backed Out
SUMMIT. N. j.. Aug. 6.-Emna Hahn and
Tiliis Duffis are two rather good looking
girls of this town who, until Saturday
night. were employed in Mise Kitchelr q
dry goods store on Springfield avenue.
They nre both about II years Of age. That
night for reasons she will not give, Miss
Kitchell discharged both girls. Whether
they took their discharge to heart or
whether they had other aud stronger
motives for attemp mptinR to end
ever their reasons they made an
agreement to die together, and with. that
end in view, purchased four ounce bottle
of laudarum at ono of she town drug
stores. They then repaired to Overlook
hill, prominent point in the eastern part
of ths town. and selected grassy plot on
whieh TO die. Emma had the bottle, but
hesitated to take the fatal dose. Tillis de-
rided her for her cowAraioe and da, cd her
to drink the poison. Her companion hesi-
tatsd no longer. but put tho bottle to her
lips and, after swall owing half the content ts.
she offered the remainder to Tillie. The
latter had become frightened, however,
and refused to touch the bottle. Emma
then drank the rest of the poison and was
soon unconscious. The terrified 1illie ran
at one, to the nearest house, whore aid was
obtained. and tho unconscious girl removed
10 her home in a carriage. DR.. Lawrence
worked at her for hours before he suo-
ceedsd in restoring her to couscio usnoss.
and he has visited her at frequent intervals
ever since. He said Tonight her chancsa
for recovery were good. he girls refused
to give any reason for their act.
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A RAID ON CHIMES T..
They are Driven Out of Colorodo Town
by the Miners

They are Driven Out of . Colorodo Town
by tho Miners.
Como COL, Aug. 6.-At daybreak this
morning Chinatown WAS mass Of ruins
and the inmates we're scattered In all direc-
tions. About midnight = crowd Of men be-
gan setting fire to the Chinese quarters, but
were at first baffisd in their attempts by tho
quick response of the fire department.. and
the fires were extinguished. The Chinese
bsrricAded their doors and all was quiet for
a short while. then the attack WAS renewed.
The doors were broken IN with logs and
the light frame buildings so Thoroughly
ignited that it was impossible for the
fire department. to arrest the flames,
and the houses burned to the giound.
The Chinese fed in all directions. lssv-
ing everything behind them to BE- con-
sumed by the flames. Al first 1t was sup
posed that several Of tho inmates of the
cabins had been burned TO death, but in
vsstiRation proved 1t to be untrue. 1t is
supposed that the Chinese got the greater
part of their money out of tho houses. but
one or two were held up and their
money taken away from them. Some silver
has been picked up around the premises.
One Chinese laundrymsn. who acts a.
banker for the others. claims 10 have been
beaten ont of several hundred dollars. The
trouble 10 the outcome Of The Jealousy
| against the Chinese laborsrs who have re-
Gently come to work in the piacers Just
above the city. Many of the Chinese wall
leave the country.
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A RESERVOIR BURST.

Four Persons Lose Their Lives In = Port
land, Me Disaster.
PORTLAND Me-. Aug. 6.-The great ,essr-
voir OF the Portland Water company. on
the eastern promena 9. burst this morning.
letting loose its 10000, 900 gallons of waite,
In space Of about fifteen minutes. The
immense mass of water thus suddenly
looaened dashed with mighty power upon
two houses ocou. led bv the families OF
Michael Lappin and Dennis NJ. Conlsy.
Tho buildings were crushed as if of card
board and four persons lost their lives.
Mrs. Dennis Conley. Agnes Cenley. Mamie
Conley and James Mosey. Both housea
stood but few feet from the reservoir
fence and the high wall of clay loomed up
fifty feet or more above them. Forum
ntely the break in the bank wss discovered
ca ~ and residents in the vicinity wsre
warned of the impending danger. which
enabled them to reach a placo of safety,
else the loss of life would have been mnch
greater. The food tore up the street to a
depth OF six feet. Tho damage is $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-07
A FATAL KU.KLUX WHIPPING.

Two Sons OF tho Victim Pcrforate some Of
the Gang with Shot.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 6.-Nsws comes from
the mountains near Dunlap Tenn, of q
raid by Ku-Klux. They were dressed in
red shirts and wore red marks and white
trousers with black stripes. and called
each other by numbers. They sur
rounded tho house of Lafayette Grimes.
dragged him out of doors, and beat
him, infioting fntal injuries. His young
son gave the alarm. and hs and broth ez
fred on the Ku- -KIux as soon as they re-
leased their victim. One of the men had an
eye shot out. a second was seriously
wounded, and third perforated with shot.
The cause of the whipping was that Gaime ea
oblcete d to his step daughter receiving at
tentions Il ON one of the gang. Wa rants
have beop sworn out for seven of the raid
ers. one Of whom was recently arrested fol
murder, but released.
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STEWARDS FREE COINAGE BILL.

He Has 1t Ready to Introduce at the
First Opportunity.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-Senator Stewart.
of Nevada. who has just arrived from Chi
cngo whore he attended the silver oonven-
tion. has already prepared . bill 10 restore
the right Of coinage which he will intro.
ducs ns the enrliest opportunity. 70. morrow
if possible. The first section reads 'that
gold and silver bullion brought 10 ths mint
for coinage shall be received aud coined by
the proper officers for tho benefit of depos-
tors; provided that IL shall bs lawful TO
refuse at the mint any deposit OF less valus
than $l0O, and any bullion 10 base as to be
unsuitable for tho operations of the mint;
and provided also. that when gold and all
yer are combined, II either Of those metals
be In such small proportion that II cannot
be separated advantagcously. NO allowance
shall be made 10 tho deposition for tho
value of that metal" Tho second section
will repsa! the silver purchase olause Of the
sherman law OF 1890.