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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
FOB s ALI.

Two nicely located lots In Blvedcre Addition
House Of five rooms. Eoll street. Centre Wheel.
ing, Sl,SOO.
House Of four rooms, Eighteenth street, 81 900
Three houses, MOyStOn street, cheap, $1,000
House OF throO rooms. Twelfth street. $3.50,
House. Sr0oms Sixteenth stteet, IN good con-
dition, $500,
House, rooms. Twelfth street, lot o5xlOOt feet,
S7OO
Corner x lot Woods street. Centre Wheeling.
Tho best business property In Etnnvllle,
eight rooms store room and good stable, on
easy terms. Good reasons for selling.
Three lots 5OXlO0 feet, Fllan, White & Gala
gher's addition. 500 each.
House, g rooms and stable, Eighteenth street.
$500
Three lotsin Park View. cheap.
Ono,hnlt lot McColl0ch street, Centre Wheel
ing. 5000.
Fine suburban property two miles from the
city, nyo minutes walk from motor line new
with nil modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CaldwOlpS run $50 each. -
Fine Farm of 10 ucreS on National road nina
miles east OF city on easy terms
House, 10 rooms. Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements.
House. Srooni, Sixteenth street SOD.
House, 4 rooms. Twenty-thlrd street, Sl.2ll
House, rooms North Market street, $3.50.
Business property GU Market street at modGr.
ate price.
easy terms
Ono OF tho boit manufacturing sites In tho
city, fronting on two railroads
$500 $1,000 81 ,2OO 1850 and 5000 70 loan'on
city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
FOB SALE.


Lots No. 4hnd 7, Chemists addition, Square
No.5.
No. 100 Market street, 81, 400.
Lot No ., South Front street 20 feet front
running 10 river.
Five lots and i've acrcs OF land In Trladclphia
with two dwellings, slaughter house, ice house
sllblO, and sixty bearing fruit trees for s!op
100 aero iArin. Long Bottom, McIgi county
Ohio: 600 fruit trees. PrlCU $500
Lot No 10. section o., Centre street Mounds
Vile, and 10 shares In Moundsyillo Mining anl
Manufacturing Company.
eighth mud Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street, south OF FotN'oISh'a
street.
eighth street
east oil Jacob street
No 7i2 Main street.
No. 1895 Chaplinc street
No 1919 liof street.
No 1925 MCColloch street
No. 1914 AICColloCh street
No 22i TwGnty.nlnth street
No. 262s Maiu street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
YOU
DOW'v KNOW

what a comfort it is to
have ready at hand a
remedy that never fails
to relieve Constipation,
and that, without pain or
discomfort; and almost
Immediately cures head
aches, and dispels every
symptom of Dyspepsia,
Such q remedy is found
in Simmons Liver Regu-
lator-not a sweetened
compound to nauseate, or
an intoxicating beverage
to cultivate an alcoholic
appetite, but a medicine
pleasant TO the taste, and
perfectly harmless when
given to the smallest
child, s.. L. R, mover
disappoints, Itpossesses
the virtues and perfec-
tions Of q reliable remedy
of the kind endorsed by
eminent physicians.
ait affords mo pleasure TO add my test
nony 10 those you receive annually
efeTonee TO your valuable medicine.
onsider Simmons Liver Regulator u
Iest family medicine on tho market,
lnVe prescribed II with excellent results
w, f. PARK, NJ, D., Tracy City, Tenn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
THE NATIONAL GAME.

pittsburgh Coos into second Place In tho
League Race.
PIrrsDuRGu, Pa, August 11.-Louis.
ville's errors nado tho gamc to-day un.
interesting Pittsburgh had no trouble in
winning. Attendance 1850. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
Money to Loan. Fire Insurance.
RINEHART g. TATUM,
City BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 30. au9l Room No o,
FOB SALE.

Now Is tho timo TO invest your money where
you are sure 1t will be safe aud will pay you bet.
ter Interest
No 1907 Main street is9 throe.sIory business
house, fronting % feet on Main street, west side
and IN one OF tho best locations on Main street;
Will rent for eight or nine hundred ayGar, viii
sell cheap.
street, Island, 5000.
FourrOOmed franc house aud lot G0xlN feet
on South Penn street, MI for $500
Lots 3oxlOO feet on South Elm street, Island
500,
Ton'roomGd frame house near Twenty.siIth
street on EoTstreet, cheap $1,000,
Finehouse on Chapllne street OF eight rooms,
bath room and all other improvements, near
TwGnty.nrst, cheap.
Many other bargains, both In large aud small
houses and lots on the Island and on this side
which lre not mentioned In the above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12

]. p. McCartet, Of Beekman's ticket
Office, starts this afternoon on thou.
sand milo tour OIL his wheel, and will
DO away two weeks. His objective
points are stoubenville, Pittsburgh,
Washington, D. O., Baltimore, and ro-
turn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
FOB RENT.

EoR RENT.
Il No. % Tenth street, second floor. six rooms,
bath and hall; will rent at SIS per month. No.
1902 Main street, second floor, six rooms bath
and hall, ut SO per month Also at 1905 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
Ave rooms aud bath. SO per month. Third floor,
fronting on Main street, four rooms, SIS per
month. Second floor fronting on river, tJur
rooms, at SO per month.
WIS JAMES l. HAWLEY. 1870 Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
HARRY j. FINK.
Telephone Gs7. faust l4sMarkct street
FOR SALE.

Fiverooned house on Fifteenth street at a
burguin-Sl,0OO
on Fifteenth street.
FourtCen.roomcd, double house. on South
BEoadwaN at s5,5O)-a 10 per cent Investment
Five.rOomGd house on Market street. near
TwGnty.slxth street, ut 81, 45O-Clleap.
street. river view.
rwoiour.rcomcd houses on Erie streetatSl iol
ROLF & z "A N 2,
Telephone 5G6, tauT 1897 Market Street
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
MAKING HER MARK.
Mrs. Pemberton-IIicks, a Beautiful Sing
err, Formerly a Society Womao.

or, Formerly Society WOmaO
In the upper crust Of New York soc.
ETY., where she was once a well-known
figure. the name of Mrs Pcmberoa.
Hicks is familiar She had received all
the advantages of a thorough musical
education, and being the possessor Of a
fine voice it was quite natural that 10
the face Of adverse circumstances she
should adopt the musical art MS the
means Of making a &C Portable liyelt
hood. She is now a member of the
j. NJ Hill Comic Opera company that
is filling an engagement in Chicago and
rs this is her first season on the operate
stage she must be content with a com.
paratively insignificant and thankleSs
role, that Of the mJrchiOnesS in The
Fencing Master Yet there is enough
singing to be done by her to show that
she has a voice of admirable quality
and that She uses it in an artistic man
ner.
Mrs. Hicks is well-known and highly
esteemed in the drawing rooms Of Lon
don. In concert her vocal talents have
been displayed to the best advantage
she has had the honor Of singing at
drawing entertainments given lF
the prince and princess Of Wales, the
duke of Cambridge, the duke Of Clarence
and the princess of Teck. At these On.
tertanments the famous composer IoSu
was the accOmpanist She is a genuine
creole. a native Of New Orleans. and
with her large. dark and expressive
black eyes, oval face and piquant man,
ner, she makes a picturesque personal
/, ity. Thesedrawingroom concerst which
she has made her specially became
quite the rage in the higher strata Of
London society, and by singing the Gle
ole and Spanish melodies she added the
charm of novelty to her finished vocal
ization. There is a pungency and rytl'
mic grace about these creole songs
which she sings uncommonly well, that
is really irresistible.
She sang for Jean de Reszke when be
was in New York, and he was so well
! plaScd with her voice and method lhal
he gave Mrs. Hicks the warmest letters
Of commentator to the composer Mas,
sanet and to Coryalto, the director Of
| the Paris Grand Opera house. He
voice is a high mezzosoprano Of marked
dramatic quality, and with a range OF
/ two and a half octaves. 1t is very
musical voice. Mrs. Hicks is a llngus.,
speaking with great fluency French ana
/ Spanish besides her English, and benz
able to sing rs well in Italian and l0s
creole tongue. 1t is Mrs. Hicks inte1
/ ton to win her laurels in the future gu
/ the operatic stage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
j. sLoAT FAssEr.

hotels. This promptitude is accepted
by the leaders as an indication Of the
general interest felt in the gathering
of the week, as well 'as of the deter
minat on Of the rank and file to make it
manifest that instead of being dis
couraged by defeat, they propose to be
mp and doing with all the energy and
enthusiasm they can make manifest.
As rule the delegates already here
are strongly opposed 10 the introduce
ton of any discordant elements in the
convention. They believe that the plat
form of the party adopted at Min
neapOlis is as pregnant with issues to-
dag as it was a year ago and that, its
defeat to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, it needs neither reconstruction
nor strengthening. Perhaps the only
exceptions TO this view come from the
California delegation, which, sixteen
strong, with Col Isaac Trumbo at its
head insists that the gathering
must declare itself upon the
silver question and that the
western delegates will be recreaut to
the interests of that section if they
fail to demand that the convention
place itself fairly and squarcly on
record in favor of the free and UNI
limited coinage of American silver,
That the convention will do anything
of the kind however, is more than un-
likely and the men from the Golden
Gate have been given very pointedly
to understand that il is not the bush
ness of the gathering to make plat
forms, but simply to organize and
strengthen forces for the support and
advocacy of the principles euun-
ciated by the higher councils
of the party. Many Of the
national delegates were pres
emit as guests at the opening ses
sion of the State Convention of
the Republican League Clubs of Ken
lucky Colonel J. l.. Crawford of New
port was the presiding officer and in
opening the proceedings he emphasized
the fact that although the Republi-
cans of the nation had encountered a
temporary backset, yet it would take
less than four years of Democrat c rule
to bring about a change of sentiment
and place the Republican party once
more on the high road to victory.
Mayor Tyler welcomed the delegates
in behalf of the city, After the ad.
dresses the convention took a recess.
+ The canvass for the principal officers
Of the National Leage is growing de-
cidedly warm and as fast as each dele.
cation arrives il is taken into camp by
the supporters of one or other of the
candidates, The solid Ohio delegation
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
METHODIST BISHOPS.


Bowman WIN Conduct the Wisconsin
Conference mt Oshkosh in August.
Chicago. May 9-The semi-annual
meeting Of he board of Methodist
bishops, which has been i'm session i'm
Evanston during the past week, practi-
cally closed last evening Bishop Bow
man was appointed to preside over the
Wisconsin conference, which meets at
Oshkosh ON August 81
Bishop Cyrus u, Foss has almost re-
covered from his fan and he will leave
Monday by way Of san Francisco, for
Japan and China, and he will hold all
the fail conferences In those countries.
Bishop john H. Vincent win preside
over the European conferences and Will
lclye America ON this mission in few
weeks.
The next meeting OF the bishops viii
be held I'm Milwaukee i'm November mkt
\ final meeting for the adjournment
of the bishops was held this morning
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, May $50 far as
concerns the number Of delegates al
ready upon the ground the opening
the National League Of epublican
Clubs, although set for Tuesday night
is now in session. At least two-thirds
of one thousand or more accredited
representatives of the various State or
CARNATIONS have put in an appear
ance ahead of the time they
were expected, and with the
arrival of the afternoon trains
pretty well the entire convention viii
be an evidence around the different
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13

dress He is suffering from an s,,,
similar to that which prevented n,
speaking at Buffalo last fall.
He sent out word tonight that ma
no circumstances would he accent :.
office of president of the leagr. =.
another term.
A caucus of half dozen members d.
the national committee was hold y.
night and after it adjourned Mani
announced thlt Carter Of Mopts1s
will continue in the office Of chairman
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13

Washington, May 9.-Ohicials of the
state department tonight confirm the
predictions heretofore made that ex-
Representative Blount viii be appointed
minister resident to Hawaii.
1t had been supposed that Minister
Stevens would remain in charge Of the
legation until the oath Of this month,
at which time he announced his inten-
ton Of sailing for San Francisco. II
is now known that Stevens has been
instructed to forthwith turn over the
legation to Commissioner Blount, who
has been appointed his successor.
There is reason to believe thGt Stev-
ems win not be allowed to remain in
charge Of the legation until the oath
inst, Lecause Of his activity in behalf
Of annexation,
1t is further stated at the department
that Bowen and Sewall, who went to
Honolulu shortly after Commissioner
Blounts arrival have been active in
their efforts to stimulate q sentiment
on the islands in favor Of annexation
ana there Is reason to believe they have
sought to create an impression in So
doing that they were representing the
president
Secretary Gresham has informed
Blount that the president repudiatcS
everything said and done by these gen
tlemen. 1t win be remembered that
Sewau was nm applicant for the posi-
zion Of assistant secretary Of state under
the present administration but failed
to secure the appointment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
BIG ATTORNEYS FEES.
100000 Awarded in a S400",oOo Suit
A Celebrated Case

Minneapolis May 9.--The litigation in
the suit Of Henry Siebcrt against the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railway COM
plny has reached a conclusion In the
district court. and, contrary 10 the eX-
ppctatiOus Of almost everybody who has
followed the history of the most cele-
brated case in the northwest, the court
has found for the plaintiff except ms
10 "a few minor details. Judge Lochrcn
having drawn up the conclusions Of tile
law. upon which some other judge viii
found the decree
The litigation In which the Mime
upols a st. Louis Railway company has
been 50 long involved, and which was
finally submitted 10 Judge Lochren for
decision. was instituted June ., 1883.
and consequently has been pending
nearly five years The suit IS an action
Of foreclosure brought by Henry Sic
bert. trustee Of a mortgage known MS
the Improvement and Equipment mort
gage, under which bonds TO the amount
Of S3,Ss7, 900 had been issued.
The court allowed 100000 attorneys
fees, and local lawyers deem the amount
excessive, Notwithstanding the case was
conducted over a period of five years
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
ROUND DANCES


Milwaukee, May 9-The II. Fay
Alils revival meetings are ended The
total number who signed cards was
somewhat less than 5000 and Secretary
Willis, of the Y.M.C.A, says that 300
TO $500 is a close estimate When the
last count was made two or three
days ago the number of cards that had
been signed was just $500. Last night
cards requesting information regarding
the y. NJ c. A. with view to taking
membership were circulated at the
meeting ANA l23 of these cards were
signed.
Mr. Hills, who went to his home in
Indiana with "a sore throat, will prob
ably not rejom Mr. Mills this season.
Peter Bilhorn win lead the singing in
The meetings at st, Paul.
In his farewell address at the expo
siuon building last night Mr.. Mills
poured out the yials Of his wrath upon
"A good many things which he deems
stumbling blocks in the path Of right
cousncss He spoke to an audience
that packed the big hall and after the
meeting hundreds Of people shook the
eyangelists hand having been eau.
toned by Rev. Theodore Clifton not 90
MAIN that member by putting too
much enthusiasm into the shake.
Nj. Mills said that the Milwaukee
theatrical poSters-street art galleries
he called thcm-were the worst he had
ever seen. For round dances he had
the most unqualified denunciation and
he rakcd them fore aud aft, so to
speak. lie declared that round dances
were a potent cause of immortality.
He said that saloon keepers led men
to he'll for the sake Of money and he
suggested that it would be "a good plan
TO ostracise the families Of people in
any way connected with the liquor
traffic. He closed with a last appeal
to those who had been converted in
the revival meetings.
Mr. Mills left today for St Paul,
where he will begin series Of meet
ngs tomorrow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
RUSSELL FOR JUDGE
The Actors Brother Highly Honored
in Minnesota

Minneapolis, MINI, May 9.-R. d.
Russell has been appointed by Gov
Nelson to succeed Judge Lochren, now
pension commissioner on the bench Of
the fourth judicial district
Russell was born In St Louis, In 1851
The son Of a mechanic, he learned the
trade of his father, that Of timer and
worked at It. through the time that he
was attending school largely earning
by his own hands the money necessary
to complete his education He gradu-
ated at Jacksonville, H., in 1871, To-
cciying HE highest honors of his class.
that Of yaledictoIiau, and he after
ward became one of the trustees Of his
alma mater He was admitted TO prac-
lice in 1874 i'm the supreme court of
Illinois at OttOwa For some time pre-
yious to his removal to Minneapolis in
1Ss3 he was city attorney Of Jackson
VILE At the beginning of 1889 Mr..
Russell became city attorney of Mime
upulis and so continued for four years,
retiring i'm January last. lie lisa brother
Of Sol. Smith Russell, the actor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
GERMAN EDITORS.
They VIII BE Entertained by MiiWau-
kec Brethren,

Milwaukee. May a.-The German
newspaper mon who are to be the
guests Of the German journalists II
Milwaukee win arrive in the city at :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. After q
lunch AT The Schlitz hotel they viii be
taken Ia the rooms of the German
Press club. going from there for drive
about The city At the banquet nc the
Hotel Phster in the evening, toaSts VIII
be responded to by II. NJ Mendel' as
the representative Of Milwaukee bust
mss men Horace Ruhlee on behalf Of
the English press and Herman Sigel.
81 the Ahend Post on behalf Of the
German press. Paschal David, the
editor ST the Strasburs Post and pr.
Prasch. the correspondent of the Berlin
BoerSen Zeirung, win respond for the
visitors
Thursday morning the party will be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
ADDRESSED BY M'KNLEY.


bl-lNUlll session nI the bIl'f OF kilN-
road Conductors
Toledo. o., May about loo del
rratrs are attending the biennial Sos
sJou of the order of Railroad Conduct
og~. mclding he wives who have an
organization known ass the ladies aux
iliary
Gov Mckinley, who came from Col
mbuS expressly TO make the conduct
uIS' welcome to the state of Ohio, re-
criyel AN ovation His twenty minute
speech was largely devoted to a re-
view Of the growth of the railway sys-
tenn i'm the United States
Grand Chief Conductor Clary replied
Tn fitting words other addresses fol
lowed After adjournment Governor
Mckinley and the grand officers were
entertained at luncheon by Mayor Ma
for This afternoon the real work Of
the convention began i'm secret session.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
PULLING FOR PAWINSKL
Polish Democrats Want Him TO Be Ar
pointed Collector Of Customs

Milwaukee, May "A meeting Oh
Polish democrats Of the city who arr
organized for the purpose OF se'un-
what they can from the present "'
ministraton was held last evening anu
a committee consisting Of Roman Cze.
winsk, John Weiher, Frank NlezoI'"
ski. Anton AndreziewsH and Iho'i .,''
Kuczynski was appointed 10 urge y.
claims Of Potter PawinsSi who Is guy
choice Of the organization for the Z.
sition of collector of cusotms. LIZ
meeting was opposed to the acton ". y,
ex-Coust Clerk Czerwinsd in appil, 10
for the internal revenue colleetorsluf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
ROBBED COOK COUNTY.
Treasurer Kerns Cashier Felix
Schweisthal, stole $4,000.

Treasurer Kern's Cashier Felix
Schweisthal, stole $4,000.
Chicago. May 0.-As soon as the ne
cesSary legal papers can be prepared
suit VIII be brought by County Treas
urer Charles Kern against NJ, a. De
vine and eN-Ciy Treasurer Bernard
Roesing. boudsmen for Felix Schweis,
thal. cashier in Treasurer Kern's oilicG
TO recover $4,000, being the unrcstored
balance of $4,000 distracted from the
county funds by Cashier Schweisthal
TO bolster up the tottering bank Of his
brother. Michael SchWeiSthal who re-
Gently failed
The defalcation was discovered by
Treasurer Kern shortly after the col
laDse of the Schwcisthal bank. When
he learned that the man in whom he
had placed Sc great confidence had be-
trayed his trust. Mr. Kern was shocked
and grieved. He Immediately made
good tn the county from his private
funds when the sum taken by Schweis,
thai. to whom he had turned his at
tenJiou,
After detection Schweisthal admitted
that he had given the cash to his broth
or during the last few months Of the
existence of the Schweisthal bank
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13

taken to Waukesha, where they viii
remain until 3 p. m, returning TO Chi
cago at 4 O'Clock The party is in charge
Of Baron Ernest Hesse Won WOrtcgg
and the gentlemen are in this country
for the purpose Of writing up tho
worlds fair.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
FELL A HUNDRED FEET


SID Accident Befalis q Couple Out Tor
a DIVE.
Akron. Ohio. May 9.-LaSt night Gus
Schuler and Miss Martha Klein started
ont for drive to Cuyahoga Fails. The
street railway company is constructing
tricks over the big bridge that crosses
the Cuyahoga river just above the glens'
ana has torn a portion Of the bridge
away. The danger signal was not out
and Schuler attempted to drive over the
bridge.
This morning the horse was discov-
cred standing on a ledge about thirty
feet below the bridge The buggy WIS
almost a total wreck and was lodged
in another place ind thus far no trace
has been discovered Of Schulcr and Miss
Klein. The bridge is 100 feet above the
water and the couple must have met
Instant death.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES

Cincinnati / Piusburg 6.
Washington -; Boston ).
Baltimore Q; Philadelphia 6.
New York 10; Brooklyn IL.
Louisville-Cleveland game postporsa.
wet grounds.
st. Louis 4. Chicago I.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
ATTACK CABINET OFFICERS

washington. d. c. May 9-One Of
the effect of the presidents order, clos
ing the executive r.anSion to office
seekers has been - change the point
of attack from the president to the
cabinet officers 1t is predicted that all
members Of the cabinet will adopt a
nrnniSnlN Similnr rNlo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-13
GLADSTONE WOULDN'T HAVE Fl
Attempt to Modify the Irish H,ma
Rule Bill.

London May 9.-rhe house Of com.
mons resumed its session today as
committee of the whole on the Irish
home rule bill G. c. T. BARLEY con.
sentative, moved TO insert the wopis
subordinate TO parliament SO as m
make the first clause of the bin read.
ION and after an appointed day thara
shall he in Ireland legislature sub.
ordinate to parliament etc.
Gladstone said Bartley's motion over.
stepped the bounds of parliamentary
rules BARLEY appealed to the chair
man. The chairman decided the words
admissible
Gladstone thereupon denounced tha
amendment as implying distruSt in tho
Irish legislature on the part Of pari3
ment. After considerable debate the
amendment was rejected by a vote oi
292 TO 257.