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Cleveland Confer. with villas.

New YoRK, Jan. l7.-President-elect
Cleveland came to town yesterday from Lake
wood to meet certain persons with whom he
had an appointment. lie spent large por-
tion of his time at the Lawyers club with
Senator Villas, who. it is said. was summoned
to give An idea OF the prospects of silver leg.
islation in the upper house. II is understood
Villas departed at tee end OF the interview
with The assurances that the President-elect
hoped no effort would be spared by demo
Gratis in the senate to secure the proposed re-
peal of the Sherman act before March 4
Cleveland spent last night in town. not hav
ing completed the business which he had II
hand. He will return to Lakewood this at
ternoon.
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tn. commi,,s. .ppoiu,ed bv the com

The COMMITTEES appointed by the com
mercial and industrial association at Its
meeting on January 5th to memorabilia
the legislature on the subject Of oapking
met at the ca OF its chairman Colonel
Burgwyn at o'clock last evening at the
Yarboro. There were present Charles
Z Johnson, president OF Raleigh cham
Der of commerce; All. A Thompson,
president of the aAsocisiisn and MesSs.
Burgwyn. Thomas, Bordao, Coulter,
simpson, BArnes, Of the committee.
After an Interchange of Jews and general
discussion Of the subject and the nature
of the memorial to be submitted to the
Legislature the committee adj ,urned u
] me Il # 10 o'clock thismornipR. -.
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The remains of Miss Mcdonald reached
here yesterday at 100 p. m. accompanied
by President Charles ID. McIver. Mrs F. {.
Bell and Miss Maude Broadway. OF the fac
ulty Of the Normal and Industrial school
They were taken TO the church Of the Good
Shepherd to await the hour of interment.
which has been fix d for this afternoon at 3 80
o'clock. Rev. l. Nick. Piuenger officiating
Miss Mcdonald was daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. John A. Mcdonald. who lived
many years in this city. The mother OF the
deceased lady formerly taught in the graded
school when FIRST organized and afierward-
| Tor several years in Peace institute. Miss
Med onald spent her childhood IN Raleigh
and when the news of the accident reached
here Yesterday it shocked the community anC
| brought sadness to many hearts. Miss Nc
Donald was lady possessing those traits o
| chasacter most beautiful and she won th
| hearts Of all who knew her.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. I7-Both
branches of the legislature ballot,ed sepa-
rat.ly for United States senator shortly after
noon to-day. In the senate White, demo-
crat. received IS votes. FELTON, J. Perkins g..
Bard S, scattering 4. In the assembly the
vote stood: White IS. FELTON, 6, Perkins s.
Gator. populst, s, scattering IL. White
lacks one vote of the number necessary TO
elect. Joint ballot will be taken at noon to
morrow.
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Due to Gam bling.

INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd Jan. 17-John
McFee, law partner of Judge Norton Of
this city. has disappeared and 1t trans.
pires to day that he has been guilty OF
iorgeries against his partner and o'he r
parties which will reach between IS OCO
and Sc 600 and perhaps more. His
downfall is said to be due to gambling.
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The Vote In Mime sofa.

ST. PAUL. Min, Jan. IA ballot was
taken in each branch of the legislature at
noon o.day. In the house Senator Davis
received 81 out of II republican votes.
Moses Clapp /, Albert Scheffer 1. c: NJ.
Start I. Lawler, democrat. received 81
votes; Owen, populist. IL. In the senate
Davis received 20. Lawler II, Owen II.
scs,,ering6 A j,int ballot will be taken to-
morrow. 1t requires eighty-hve votes TO
elect and the above result will give Davis
two more than enough.
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.grs OF SALE or LAND.

.slbv virtue q power conferred n
.igsd I4runi!ySP 0i and wife.
layG.. reeo' ed IN the Q te..f the
: needs wsse county, book -
irrll fr cash, o. pu' Ito suc
ss.,o-r, b ne door in Rs'eigh. " O,
80 20 Monday, the lsth day m
~. '0. cs tain t''ct VI isnt IN
! -a.hip w.ks county snd full
r. ad deed Of uus, and lvi.e
|. q, rEboro road I'D tn road lead
|,s, Onvooi cen etery, and . joining
49, sr MA-ssret fsrrell, N Y Den
lay ssef containing ~ screa
Es ', is.erbtd and WI b s6.rsd
r,ai lie purchasers A. per y sp IN
IA. W " PACE,
Az rney q Nortaagss.
Fas ol be above land 10 post JoN 4
-Js xoud,y In January, 1888, as U
|ua novl' "a
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Street Car and Train Collide.

CHICAGO, Jan. l7.-Ia a street car
railway collision which occurred al
Forty seventh street last night, seven
persons were injured, one Of whom will
die. A through train on the R'ck Island
road, leaving the city at Ills tori
through The street car and the passenger
and diver were buried beneath thewreck
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The Vote In Nebraska.

LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 1.-THE first ballot
for United States senator taken this morning
stood in the house Paddock, republican. IS,
M jors. republican, d; Thurston. republican.
3; Powers. independent, ~; McKeighan. in
dependent, 4: Pointer. independent. 1. The
rest of the votes in the house were scattered
one and two 10 a candidate. amcng twenty
six other candidates The democrats divided
their votes principally between Boyd. Bryan
and Sterling Morton. each getting ~
In the senate the vote among the fve leadin,
candidates was Paddock 5, Majors 3. Thurs
ton I, Powers s, Paynter 1, scattering II.
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I.,.r New. from the Collision.

LONDON. Jan. ia despatch to-day
from Messina states the collision between
the Italian steamer San Marco and the
French steamer Aigerie mot Agesian, as be.
fore stately resulted in much greater loss OF
life Than was reported in The FIRST account OF
the disaster. The steamers collied Sunday
night in the Straight Of Messina and both
sank. 1t is now known that FIVE OF the per
sons on board the A'gerie weie saved. but
the fate of the others is not known and 1t Is
supposed they were drowned. Seventeen
persons were saved from the San Marco
Two OF her crew are missing and 1t Is pre-
sumed thev drowned,
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THE MURDEROUS WHEELS
DEATH OF MISS LIMA MCDONALD
AT GREEN SBORO.
She Falls Undera Passing Train and
10 Instantly Ktlled-sbe Re-
main~ Brought 10 this
City for lnserment.

GREENSBORO, an. I7.-Special.-Th
community was shocked yesterday by the
news of Miss McDonald's death. which oc-
cured Monday afternoon. Miss Mcdonald
was a teacher in the Normal and Industrial
school. She left the institution Monday
Just after the lunch hour and it is supposed
started to visit her friend Mrs. lanes ID.
Glenn. The distance from the institution To
General Gienn's home is about a mile and a
half, and it shortened the distance to follow
the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad a
part of the way. About o'clock the body was
found on the railroad track and had evidently
been run over by the train which passed
about an hour before.
The coroners inquest was held but no
| body was able 10 identify The body until nigh
| when authorities of the Normal and Indus
| trial school became anxious about Miss Nc
| Donald. who had been missed. but who va
sill expected every minute. Ii was between
J and o'clock when they heard that
| young woman had been killed and the bod,
was Immediately identified.
Miss Mcdonald is well known in thi
state and, for one so young. had taken h'g'
rank in her profession. She graduated a
Peace Institute about fve years ago and hac
taught in Concord. Shelby and Winston
She resigned her position in the grade
-chools at Winston to accept place as assls
ant in the Normal and Industrial schoC
about three mon rs ago.
Miss Mcdonald was % years old and he
mother. Mrs. ]. o. Mcdonald. is one OF III
| best known primary teachers in the state an
has position in the Winston graded schools
She is sister of Hon. Charles NJ. StedmaI
Mr. Charles c. Mcdonald, Of Raleigh, Is
brother of Miss Mcdonald.
At the point where the young lady VI
killed was high embankment. Foot-prin
>ho~ed that she had stepped to the side
the track to wait until the train passed al
it is supposed the suction caused by Il
speed Of the train drew her beneath Il
wheels. The place where she was standiI
is about four feet from the rails.
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The Deadlock Broken,

GUTHRIE. o. T., Jan. 1.-THE dead
lock ia the lower house of the legislature
wa, broken to day BY NJ. D. Stanley,
republican, voting with the mocrats
add the popuIists to elect T. T. Wsg
goner, independent denocrat, speaker.
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Ballotin Separate Session.

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. I7.-Bo,h
branche, voted to-day in separate session for
United States senator TO succeed John b
Allen. The vote was as follows: Senale.
Allen, republican. IS; Turner, republican. O.
Criggs, democrat. 9. House. Allen 81; Tur.
ner II; Griggs IS: Leafs PoPuplist 9.
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Turpie Has q MajOrity.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. I7-rhe two houses
of the Indiana legislature voted separately
to-day for United States senator. In both
branches Turpie received the democratic
party vote and maj niry in each and the
formalty Of election will be completed to-
morrow The republicans voted solidly fol
Fairbanks.
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Aaklng for liz Repeal.

Boston, Mass, Jan. l7.-Ia the senate
this afternoon q resolution asking for the
repeal of the Sherman silver act was in.
troduced.
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For Reelection Of CockreIl.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Jan. 1.-THE
democratic members in both branches OF the
legislature voted for the reelection OF Sena-
Tor Francis Marion Cockrell to-day. The re-
pubicans nominated Chauncey 1. Filley. oil
st. Louis. The legislature will meet in joint
session to- morrow.
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Combine In West Virginia.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Jan. I7.-Faulk-
ner and Camden have combined. Faulkner
will succeed himself and Camden will take
The unexpired term of the late MI Kenna
A caucus will be held tonight.
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Aasiaument la Arkanas.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 1.-THE NcCar-
thy Joyce company. one Of the largest
and best known merchandise firms in the
state of Arkansas assigned this morning
for the benefit of creditors. most OF whom
are local. Assets $4,000, liabilities
Sl43, 900. -
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VIII be Ratified To-day

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 1.-THE total vote
in both houses to-day for United S ates sena
tor was Stockbr'dge Sc. Campau 50, Belden
5. Stockbridge's election will be ratified in
the ,int session in both houses at noon to-
morrow.
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N o T | c. e..

,,is sertfy tha' thu 6r~ Of Goodwin
|sTrfltug msIb sAd srani's bud
staSTy ~ Ralsish and town Of vAs-
pA 80 hi' d.v diss lved BY mutasl
vi r., bns ness in Raleigh hss bee
.ul " Mes rs Durhs en- / Eli ott, Of
r5p y sni the "u-ineos In Pay.
stl,bs VI L Remsburg
n "a tue the arm OF 3ood ~in 4 Rene
ne b. pNi TO nd 's>ei ssd f,r st h =
pa ',.tievilis respeon CIV.
D. 'se Ice BY tie nrm Will b PAID -
ErA laa
CHAs \ GOODWIN,
Z l. HI MSbUR0.
)esgbtr S. lssI
s'r'h thank the pnblic for their kiAd
&verh ne I'D mo.t hea tily oonmeA q
sEztn CONTINUING the 6u .tnees.
Ia CH ~ a @ ODWKN.
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IyallotiugtnN New York.

ALBANY. N. ", Jan. I7-Balloting in
the separate houses of the legislature for
Unitad States senator to succeed Frank His
cock took place at noon TO day. Edward
Murphy, Jr.. of Troy. received majority in
each house getting 73 votes in the assembly
and II in the state senate.
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Two Caucus Nominees

BlsMAscK. N. D.. Jan. I7.-William
Roach was nominated for United States
senator by democratic caucus last night and
Walter Muir by a popuhst caucus. The re-
publicans will probably caucus Tuesda,
night.
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TopEKA. Kan Jan f7-The compro
mise committee failed to agree on any
recommendation and pnpulist houss
will work in conjunction with the senate
and governor. The republican hous,
viii ask the supreme court to intervene
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Henry Cabot Lodge Gets There.

Boston. Mass. Jan. I'm the senate
to-day the vote for United State senator was
Henry Cabot Lodge 20. P A. Collins 10.
In the house the vote was. Lodge loo, Col
Inns 90, A. E. Shuman I.
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The strike Growing Worse.

MUNcIE, Ind. Jan. II The Lake Erie
switchers strike is growing worse and no
cars are being handled. and the business in
terests of the city are being materially inte'-
ferred with while fully LOO factory men
are out of work as a result.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 1.-THE house met
this morning at 1890 O'Clock. and WAS
called to order hy Speaker Overman, and
p.ned with prayer by the Rev |. Mex:
Pettinger, Of the church OF the Good
Shepherd. OF this city.
TIE reading Of the Journal Of yestsr-
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Ell. The Tyler Desk Co.. Of -. Louis,
No., have Just thrown on the marEe; an
elegant Standard Antique Oak. n in.,
Ron Curtain Desk, complete in every Do
tail r. U. Is. 81. Louis. for 81. and IT,. /.
same style and finish. for tS5 net. spot
cash. See their card IN this Issue. send
Your order direct or send for special circu-
lar. Bank counters and sOEerDment work
Q specially Send IN your door plans for
dcssxns and prices.
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s.ton, VIII Reside In New York.

ROME. Jan. I7.-As it is not the intention
of the vatican to establish legation IN the
United States. Mgr. Satolli. apostolic
delegate. will. it is stated here, reside IN New
| York, not in Washington.
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rh. C.ucu. .Nom,na,es ouay.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
lican caucus this morning nominoted Mat
thew S. Quay for United States senator
The vote was: Quay I4o; Dalzell IS, Co
bin I.
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Electric Power House Burned.

PEORIA. Ill. Jan ~ "A FIRE broke ou'
this morning in the lpwef station Of the Cen
trail railway company destroying the powe-
station. The loss Is $aoAcoo with insurance
Of 500
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Doe. Net PIs... England.

LONDON. Jan. I7-Tbe cabinet counci
this afternoon decided 10 inform the khe
dive Of Egypt thar his newly apPointe'
ministry doe. not please G.est Britain and
he mast remove obnoxious members.
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CHICAGO, Ill. Jan. i7.-Special.--
Miss Media Ddiing, q cousin of Adlai
Stevenson and daughter OF hsyorDuiDg,
of Nashville, is CO respondent In . sen
sational divorce. An Austrian noblemar
is connected with it.
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Notice of Application.

OFFIc or n. G. HoaR ISs. Co.
RALEIGH, y. G., Dec. 81.
Public notice Is hereby given that appli-
cation W II be made u the next legislature
TO grant amend nenfs 10 the charter. sc. f.
of this company.
w. 5. PRIMROSE.
l'Tes.ucnt.
ianl-30d
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Snow al Mobile.

MOBILE. Ala, Jan. l7.-Snow began
falling ~ 6 6o'clock this evening in larger
Il kes taan has been seen here In years.
Il has showed for two hours.
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wNu Re.um. Publication.

HELENA. Jan. 1.-THE Helena Journal
Russell lIarrison's paper which was se'zed
Inv the sheriff the morning after the Presi-
Dental election will resume publication in a
few days, all troubles having been adjusted.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. II -Ex- Cover
nor William B. Bate was reelected to the
United States senate by the legislature to-
day. He had walk over.
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Rig Fire In Ihtcago.

CHICAGO. Jan. IA large building al
the corner OF Twentieth street and Michigan
avenue. occupied by the Calumet club.
burned tonight. Many esslly t'~Drks bf sr'
were among the contents. The loss vii
reach $500, 600. .s-
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A Caucus Nominee.

|-HARRIssusG. F4., Jan. 1.-THE demo-
cratic legislative caucus to-day nominated BY
acclamalion State Senator George Ross, OF
Bucks county, for United States senator.
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No Choice In Montana

HELENA. Mont. Ian. 1.-THE result of
the senatori II ballot to-day was. Sanders 81.
Clark "a, Dixon IL. Collins 1. No choice.
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Granteda New Trial.

| DENVER, Jan. l6.-The supreme court
this morning granted DR.. Graves cow cted
of the murder Of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby. OF
Providence R. l. new trial.
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BALLOTING FOR SENATOR.
The Maine Legislature He.elects Hon.
Eugene Hale.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan. 1.-THE election Of
United States senator to-day resulted as fol-
lows: Senate, Eugene Hale rs, Arthur
Sewall l. house. Hale o5. Sewall Al, and
Hale was declared elected.
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Senator Cr.v Re.elected

DOVER. Del, Jan. I7-Senator George
Gray was to-day reelected to the senate
without opposition.
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Amrmed yerdic, Of Murder.

ALBANY. N. ". Jan 1.-THE court OF
appeals to-day affirmed the judgment OF the
court convicling Carlyle w. Harlis, OF muir
! der IN the first degree.
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n.younr u.. Withdrawn.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, JAM, II w. II. De
Young has Withdrawn from The senatorial
contest.
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Mr.. CARLISLE IS SILENT
UPON THE HJECT OF HIS RES.
IGNATlON FROM THE SENATE.
He Does Not Think u 10 . Proper Sub
jecl for Him to Discuss in the
Public Prints aud Will
Not Confirm or De.

ny H.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I7.-When approached
upon the subject of his resignation from the
senate. Mr.. Carlisle positively refuses to
talk and will neither deny or confirm the
many rumors concerning him, the latest OF
which is that he will send his resignation to
the governor Of Kentucky tonight to take
effect on the 4th Of February next A friend
who is as close to Carlisle as any man in this
city. is authority for the statement that the
public will only know of the resig-
nation Of the senator when it's given
out by the governor Of Kentucky. to
whom it would properly be addressed
Mr.. Carlisle does not think it would
| be proper for him to discuss the matter in
! the public prints and for this reason. even
when he shall have determined upon his
course. will say nothing about it. 1t is
known positively that Mr.. Carlisle has mol
made up his mind whether he will resign al
| all or not. He has not yet said that he
would accept the treasury portfolio and hi
| conclusion in that direction must be prece
dent to his resignation from the senate
When he shall have fixed upon his future
Mr.. Carlisle will only transmit bis deter
nation TO the authority in Kentucky who vii
have the appointment OF his successor
Meanwhile he maintains q silence that can
not be moved. either by newspaper rumors o
earnest entreaty.
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

kra,las The Patent Chemical Ink.
low. 'encil. The most useful and
a9,outads,'e, OF the age. Erases ink
n,g IN two secor ds. Works m .
a,Nav ~ ~ 70 30 per cent profit Agents
aSsass. " per week We also want .
sd sonc, gen. T. take charge OF territory,
. nAss Z, sub agents. A rare chance
sQp. q, molev' Write for terms and
sa |at MONROE ERASER u'F's CO.
Axt6 LACEoaa, Wiz
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WASHINGTON, Jan II Mr.. Blaine is
reported to have passed good night
and is resting nicely to day.
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" .pf, sd ir IN eecond-
~. yssn oof roi-on. n faos
:, ird m.ss Of o Eruption
.t,i e y N eat ny kuli ooe,
80 es', /, d,v, but | tried =
f,sua .,,6 benen'. and ustng
w. D val bee ms sound and
I IA ~ a., tssl,s months.
,v- ,se ON Hundreds Of scers
|np1l UN can be seen ~ ne
y '" ",,l,,h.nk. for 90 val ,abl
\ al sesfu ROB RT ~AR0.
u.,i,nd that b. has beeD
/ IS 'oe's slc,l B, u. \. T p isht
|.sss,'s, orr, ors 5 c., J T. Br'sas
|fts u.t W. B. Canpo, II, For
10 go
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..s,n rovs'iss, "a. writss
s's'l DeeR .uGsr ,ng from
fa'.sa ,s.rs, ~h ch ies'sSs sil
= - "n.ltnee es rted. We uns !,
sain nlec q tin 70 try Z Q en-
'1lt .,e ofB b. b., and he wAr
IN IN On i'm iovsms"t. Hs
siisva ,at visa cured sound and
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,is.im Co. Atlanta. O..
'Srr 80 lsrs scot iree'
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House.

luton making the following assignment OF
business: Tomorrow, measures from the
committee on immigration; Thursday and
Saturday, measures f;om the committee on
interstate and foreign commerce; tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week, bankruptcy
bill Adopted.
A resolu ION was agreed to making pro-
vision for The joint meeting of the two houses
of congress Wednesday, February =, TO count
the electoral vote.
The bill pa sed authorizing the construc-
ton of a bridge across the Cahaba river In
Tuscaloosa c,uny, Alabama. The floor
was then accorded the committee on Ju-
dietary.
Mr. Oats called mp the senate bill to pro
vide for The punishment OF offences on The
| high seas. 1t provides that every person who
| is not one Of crew on board any vessel be-
| longing in whole or :, part. 10 any citizen oi
the United States, ana who shall in defiance
| Of the master, create any riot or disorder, OF
| shall commit any breach Of the peace. or who
| shall hinder, ob>truct or resist the crew IT
the performance or execution of any lawfu
orders or commands Of the master, or ofh
GERS Of such vessel. shall be punished by ;
6ne not exceeding $1,000 or by Imprisonment
not exceeding one year. or by both.
places a similar penalty upon any passenge
who shall incite any Of the crew to dlsooe
The lawful orders of the master. and forbid
The crew to revolt or mu,iny or resist orders
The bill passed.
! The next bill called up was the on
amending the statutes SO as TO require Unite
States district attorneys. marshals and clerk
in their semi-annual returns to the attorne
general. to include return Of all naturalizs
. lion fees. Passed. Adjourned.