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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12
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NEW YoRx. June lO.-The weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following
changes:
Reserves, decrease OO6O tUO
Loans decrease e. 2,2D1OOO
specie, decrease. .... ."..".."..".n.."... 7lOO
Deposits decrease l2,iSS coo
Circulation, increase, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" 1900
The banks now hold sli.420OOO In excess OF
tho requirements OF the - per cont rule
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on md after Monday, December 49, Passenger
TrainS viii run o. follows: sDLly tDaily Ee
cont SUNDAY Central TImo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12

From Pittsburgh, 1929 q. IN. and $50 p. m. and
1910 a. m, daily. and 12:45p m, except Sunday
and :65 q. M, Sunday only
Washington accommodation, 1850 O. m.' daily
oxrpnt SundAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12

CINCINNATI. o., June 10.--Flout easy. Wheat
dH No red S,o rsccips 5aSS bushels S@
mixed 400, Oats easier: No. . mixed 8l15c.
Rye iirmer; No. Q Coo. Pork quiet at $40 20. Lard
neglected ut 50 90. Bulk meats quiet at 50 G2Is
Bacon firm at 81 % Whisky 81 r. Sugar,
eggs mud cheese stcndy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12

TOLEDO, O., june l0.-WhGQt easler No.
cash aud June GGc; July B4c; August Tic
Corn dull and steady; cash 3gc. Oats
quiet; cash SO%G ClOvCrse0d steady; cash
81 %; October So 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12

BALTIMORE, ND, juno lO-Wheat weak aud
easier; No . rcd spot aud June 7OlGc; July 7l9sci
August 7224c. Corn quiet mixed spot and June
iIl4c 0aS quiet No white western Sc a. i2$ *
BITTER quiet and firm creamery fancy 20c, Eggs
dull at i5he. Coffee firm % l7Mo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

The Nstionsi as~sssssspu said to H. .
Trust gvr~ and >s,rp,~

Mrr~sUKEs. Viz. Msy = Arcorst1g
n ssstemants hy rroninent Nashsrg
ton sstsrnev nov IN Nassnke~. move.
men, hes bs-sn put On f~os ~ which tne
ss,.,ruey x-u~rsl n the United STATES
question. ss 10 shefher the Mi ers'
Maternal ASSOCIATION - trust pure AIT
sns.@ sn.f whether the organlss;icn -
- ,ss..nai,ls q, the laws q The c,,lrty
r,,-risttng trusts tttorney Iaar
hare a prominent lawyer - Vssh
frafan. ard formerly lieutenant cever-
ror = Kansas. ard very prsrlnsnt
denc,.rs; Politician ~ that STATE.
Wa in NIWaus~s an SATURDAY y argue
N. es=-e q Jsha ~ Russ~ii va j y
keru. NuNap<~e miller. Which cr.~
ws- hesc.i tefar,a lu,i<r Seaman =, TIE
I'ntf,s,i states sr-'ir' This - sre ~ ihs
nnusrcu~ es~.A- sight er e. - hr''tsht
hv Ru=-sll against mliinrs N Ni-s"nrsn
o. alleged a.e q a psrert Known ss the
t,cerxe T smith naidiings rnr s'-r
shicA. it - ,'lsimei = being us->t by
everv rfrniu~rf miller n ne sta'r-
Nr Sharr sho has he~r irtsrs-ted n
fAe-.. c.,ssaz. becanie ,-suVirc~si that he
Nsfiouai se>E-clafinn va smriy a
mil.rs frust and - %Cazs iries'is IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

CHICAGO. May "A petition was filed
for writ OF habeas cDrp pus today before
Judge Tuthill by Mary Jane Flusky.
praying for the release Of John Flusky.
" years Il age. from the Alexian Broth
ers' hospital. where. the petition alleges,
he IL held against his will and for the
furthering II the schemes OF one Father
Clancy. The petitioner il granddaugh-
ter of John Flusky. Sr. Property valued
at t.sO.UO is said 10 bc involved. Ac-
cordine to the attorney for the peti-
toner John Flusky. Sr.. an old settler
and well to do farmer. disappeared from
his home in McIIenry county. Illinois.
last June. and il was not until October
that the trace ~ him was secured, aud
then only through transfers of his prop
erty. it in said. tn Father Clancy. a
prominent catholic priest of Woodstock.
Illinois. II is claimed that two farms
valued at s2n0O were thus transferred
for a consideration 81 ft.Do. and il IL
ala, alleged that the priest prevailed
upon the old man tn make will cutting
"a his son aud giving ali his property tn
Father Clancy. On visiting the resi-
derce of Father Clancy. where. II is
alleged Flusky vas confined admiftance
vaa refused. Flusky again disappeared.
but has no~ been located at the Alcyian
hospital and the plaintiff is again 70
fused the privilege 81 seeing her grand
father. u IL said.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
WAITING tOE LOW RATES-
Coshsmise~ viii Vtstt the Fair and
Will save Money.

NV YoRx. May Thus far there
hss not been any great rush of New
Yorkers 20 Chicago. IL Was iearnet at
the several railroad ticket Offices that
the persons ~ho had gone and were
ticketed today for the fair were men ard
women who were engaged Ia work AMI
attend the exhibits during the progress
of n. blx show. IL - also stated that
intending visitors so the fair are holding
Of in the expectation ~ q reduction of
The pre--nt high rates of passenger fare.
The principal outgoing rates have not az
yet received any material cut
Members q the -scalpcr fra
tsruIty were expecting cut IA
rates to Chicago because western
railroad company hal cut tho fares and
would. therefore. precipI.ste a general
reduction all over the country. NJ
though trains to Chicago we're crowded
.piay clubs and excursion PARTIES ARE
eli waiting for q reduction II fares be-
sore arranging fns trips - Chicago and
appear To think they Sill be enabled Ia
make the Journey for one fare for the
round trip. United States Senator
Chandler. when s@ked IL he vas on his
ssy ~ Chicago sad; Not at present.
I nav 70 In June. United States sens.
tors and representatives are scarcely IN
a. Tho eastern congressman have nos
gone % the fsi-. Nh committee aiss
ben appointed ~ receive them 1T Chi
ssgo. AMI although thy have tickets for
the expo-ition Il = not likely they siil
u-- them. toy congressman VINO hss
snv Sen-e viii paw his own way The
foreign not,hlrs spp~sr b. Do upperuost
o. thus ccss-son. | am not complaining.
hosevsr - expect 10 20 b. the islr te
fore the summer - over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

70 h4s. She found wsbhes hAas sceiag
- agent a The Anssiean 4eet1eat -
socistson u Louisviils. aq4 dsnanAsa
that - support her sn1 - ehfldsse.
Wehl,se in he meantime ~ - ~.
fsrsnt srsaneensuts. and eeal1stag vttA
Aiss Carrie Co6es. vAs clai4sd - hsve
beeA married 70 him. Webas oossea
70 sb1ighssa the matter esne - pAyiag
his wife 5000. but vhso ~ lgloiatsd
time fos the ssttlemsnt ass3se1 Wsesss
had LETT tAs city. nies Co. snhes-
questiy disappeared and - ssppassd
70 have joined webbes IN Clead6 TAis
morning wsbter and his alIaOsd vjfs
returned 20 indianapolis - vesU ~
rcsted. The record showe Wsbhee .
have married the Co0ee Oaxl He uill
bs prosecuted for bigamy. 1As tsasea.
IND auditor of tho ins0Saneo company
u which Webber wss aGeet. arrived
hees tonight 10 investigate Web6s9s &C.
counts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
No EXTRA SESSION.
Senator rlass n~s Not Believe Ther~
viii He One.

WASHINGTON. May 2-Senator Platt
of Connecticut says: Il have noticed
that in time past exact dates have t~en
announced beforehand for congress to
meet. and how often these announce
mente have proved delusion. II mar
be the policy - the administration 70
get to work a. early as September. but
I doubt IL That month contains q deal
~ oppressive weather in THE climate.
In my opinion. though I am not in the
conhsi.nre ~ the administration. there
- ground FOR belief that congress will
not meet ursii the regular time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
PADDY PLAYS A PIANO.
And 70 WaD Hin Fnvovlse InsePumea
Despiss An OADecsion.

CHICAGO. May 2-Ths first concert BY
the exposition orchsstse a la wasg given
this afternoon ia nusic hall. M. Pa
derewski was present and performed
upon his fsvoriis piano. The commence
ment Il the coecest was delayed about
fifteen minutes. owing 10 the action oe
the council a sdninistrs16on In closing
the doosu until the piane cootroversy
had been ssttjsa IT, crowd in attend
auco w1s small 1T -e01AUoionGis. ~
opening number by Mr.. Thomas orches-
ira, an oycrtarre, the ''Coneocration of
the Housc," by Beethoven, being loudly
applauded. Mr. Paderewski was given
an enthusiastic reception. He played
two piecce. concerto in A minor BY
himself. and a nocturnc by Chopin.
Both were we'll received. The concerts
will be continued from day to day. Ii
may be stated in connection with tho
decision Of the council Of administration
in the plano imbroglio that none Of the
pianos received in manufactures hall
10 be placed ON exhibition has been un-
hacked.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03


S.. PAri- May AT 3 o'clock this
evening the Mississippi paseed the dan
ger line. and all that portion q the vest
side east 1t State street wss under Wster
from three 70 seven feet The register
wan fourteen feet three inches and tho
water WAS creeping upward. This 10 the
highest stage of water here since May.
1881. and at nightfall q tremendous rain.
stosm. WAS raging. The Minneeota and
Rum rivers are cut Il their hanks and
pouring millions of gallons of water In
the Mississippi every hour. All of the
residents Of the Bohemian flats have been
forced to take 20 boats % to the hills.
and nearly hundred families In the
east end of the sixth ward have been
forced 10 move today. 1hs sawmills In
the lcvcc have been Obliged 70 shut
down this afternoon and the water has
now backed up TO the doosS of tho stove
works The base ball pash at State and
lsabel streets il under six leet of water.
IL another rise Of = foot occurs every
manufacturing establishment Of the
west side will have to shut down and oil
farnilies living on the i1ats will have 10
move 10 the hills southwasSi. Reports
from up the Mississippi and Minnesota
rivers are not reaasuring q o'clock
this evening. The Minneeots was out
OF its banks at Manksto and tho water
vas above the high water mark of thir
teen years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
Rack AT THE CAPITAL
CDeveoand and His Cabinet Arc Ready
tO Begin Work.

WASHINGTON. May 2-Promptly at
515 this afternoon. on schedule time,
tho presidential special steamed into
tho Pennsylvanix station bringing Mr..
Cleveland and those of HE cabinet Who
returned With him from Chicago. Mr..
Cleveland was the frst to step from the
car and vas followed by Secretaries
Caslisle. Grcsham. Smith. Herbert and
Morton. Secretary Lamont, Postmaster
General Bissell and Attorney General
Olney were not with the party. The
only ladies' accompanying the party
werc MrA Carlisle and Mi0 Herbert.
Carriages were in waiting and the trav-
e.ers were at oncc driven 20 their re-
spective residenccs. Secretary Gresham
said that the journey homeward vas do
void Of any special interest, but that Mr..
Cleveland and the cabinet were we'll
pleased With their trip.y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

CHTc sGsi Nav The ofNc~rs ard er
~-u,ivr cumraistee - the National Eee
by league hsid q meeting to-day. AZ
which httle b1sines. vss transacted
An,,.h~r s,rs~iou vili ~ head tomorrow
Tho-e pre<.r. were Prns :. =. No-pr- =
piftsharg. Nicr Presidents John Na
lzney q Denver and \. " Hall - N~s
Yari<. Secretary J " Kelly - Fittsfurg
Canu,issN@-lsss Nash - Chicago. Nsttov
. Cincinnati. Young = - Ieaeph MIs
sur. Strafter - kcntBcky. ard FAhott
and Psyne 4 AlahsmA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

LANSING. Mich, Nay 2-Ths nsmhess
a tho Iegislature returned this morning
ffum CsKc.es. sbnsuaGhiy airsd cut and
not vssy fsvorahly imrrcalsd With the
fact that they had paid thcir own ex.
tenecs Tor trip made at . most mop
perfume tine. % Tar ~ sight -eccinx ou
the worlds fair grounds was concerned.
4 morning session vas On call fos 10
o'clock and. to the surpriss ~ the mem-
bers who did not take the Chicago trim.
there was . quorum pr~eent The firpt
matter brought up Vas Mr.. Bishop's bili
providing for the incorporation ~ the
grand and subordinate lodgrs a
Orangemen in this state. II had
been returned frsm the state With
an amendment providing that only
American citizens should he allowed 20
join the order and that the institution
should not conflict in any way With the
constitution Il the state. The bouep
refused to concur In the amendment and
then. apparently frightened by i,s &C
ton. decided In appoint . confercnce
committee 70 ''squxre" "th<msftes With the
senate and Aeesrs. Bishop. Barhworth
and Nckinlay were eelected a. do the
work. The house then went into com.
mittee II the whole with Mr. Biahop la
tho chair. thus remaining until the noon
recess.
Immediately after roll call In the
afternoon the house sgaia then went
into committee of the whole With Mr..
Watspufin the chair. and - remained
until the hour of sdjoa-nmcnt. A nun.
her II bills were dierurscd during the
day. and one bill cspe mar bring Killed.
This vas bill providing Tor the inccr
porstion e Happy Home. 80 jag cure"
clubs. The members did Dot appear 10
understand the measure. and al after
the enactine clause wns stricken out.
Howeves. this sctio0 was no4 consurred
In and the bill We laid upA the table
A report IL the committee Il arrange
mcnts oe the Chicago trip wss read,
showing that Colonel Bsyiica Who he'd
charge n the train. wae tscsrnted with
ello by the committce f"r hie courte~y
and afiability. The house sdlournsd at
p. IN until 10 q m. Tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Torsxs. Kas. Nav = The supreme
court has handed down ifs decision IN
the ca.~ u the State "a. ". \ Mitchell
and George r Anthony. When the new
rcpuli-t admin istrstion came IN the ct
er,Itive council removed Mitchell and
An,hcny AZ railroad unnissionsrs
They refused to surrender their Offices
op tho xroasd that they we're elected 'cr
three years SUIT vas instituted ~ -
r-~s them. and q Judgment q custer
sss rendered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

n uoa1enA1 Cnunuu1ns1no 11al . ~
G1nnD uDw y0uon11ng.

n 0on1onn1 Onmm1ns1no u1o1 . -.
s1naD nsw yes.ns1nV.
OusuAna Nay a-Ne ssssvn hsi.g
r.ssat seday, - is9iciasy eonaise:s
q ths ostfnnal ueRiAs fDir committee 81
tousnsd uatii touessov. Coasasuentiy
the Sunday dosing issus wss nos paassd
ASoss Z sseassk Cs..a..so.us q
part q ~ eosneil q eAninks1suAion 80
rsad. lt - 70 ths s9eet tat he CO..
trovsssy vs oos q administrative d.
tail. snd eoassqsscsly oas .hich Eoe
t.atioe fos sdjsdiestioa; that TIE Ssss.
tioa vas one ovss which Tie eatioaal
oonmiaaioa had no jurisdiction, and
that the decidna a the natioaal con.
mission sho0ld not BE- socspssd The
council of a4iministrstion. the report
said. had thoroughly investigated ths
matter and would take messusus % pro-
tsct the intsrssts of every piano exhib
itor ut the fair By z rule Compelling the
uss a their instruments q worlds fair
cDnccstaA
The report was adopted.
In eject the ruling q the council a
sdministration u that while instruments
at exhibitor must BE- used ~t rehearsals,
soloists viii b. permitted TO perform on
their favorite piano st coucerts-
Mr.. Burton OF Kanaas ut once asked
the commission n they knew where
they were at" He said the report a the
council that they considered the subiect
Z proper ono Tor them 20 consider and
had given . decision. Wa Q wrong and
grievous outrage. He thought the dig.
nifty of the national coumissiou could
not Be- maintained and wanted 20 know
il tho committee had the power 70 oct
In any matter. He introduced resolu-
ton 70 that effect, which vas rsfsrrsd
10 the Judiciary committee.
The national commission thinks 10 =
not beine treated with respect duo u, -
. body, By the committee on ceremonies.
and the subject brought forth much
acrimouious debate during the days
session. The matter We brought up on
Q resolution introduced BY Mr.. Hundrcy
Of Alabama. asking that the ceremonies
committee be instructed 70 provide for
the proper representation Of the co0-
mittee in Ill public exercises In conncc-
ton with the fair. The failure Of tho
commission TO BE- given seats on the
grand stand during the opening exee-
cisos yesterday probsbly brooght out
the motion. The matter va discuased
foe N hour. au,endments made and re-
called. with the result that the whole
matter was finally laid on the table.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Chicago. Is~ilD or Tcr,,or started
Anew Yesterday.

CHrc,Go. May = While Mrs Anna
Phillips a. seated IN a chair in her gro
Gerry store at \o. l3l bekoycn street Ia
day m asked man approached from 10
hind and orsierci her o. deliver up her
va uahles backing up be demand with
large revolver Mira Phillips screamed
for help aDd an officer responded. hut
ths rcl.her made hi- escape through a
re,r door Chase va given and the
rn,n ov~rfsksn ~ the efforts - the -.
liee. but not before the high say man had
firs-i q shot. the bullet stn<ing Jo~sph
H'ser one q the pursuing party. IN the
thigh. The man gave bIs name a. John
k..tty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

LITTLE RosE. May Allen Browne.
Robinson Caruth. Joe Scott. Sandy
Cooksey and Allen Booth. employed by
the government contractor in the quarry
near Scarcy in breaking stone for mp
rapping purposes. we're drowned in Lit
tie Rcd river this afternoon. They
were returning from dinner in small
boat. the water was high and swift. fore
ing them against a barge loaded with
rock The skiT overturned and tho five
men were drou uei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

a CraaA Rapids n1ss 1snsss HI lA1s
esw . eutl.

Ansrxsrprse. May 24CbssDes Tn-
eythe, aeed -. and Alexander H-rfrrt,
sged n ver~ drowned last night shout
s. o'ciock The two. tsg~fh~s With John
Hirss. came ovss here from grsnp fle
In the sft~rncco te buy suit ~ closhcs
After spcpding some time hese ttses
started hsck atuut , o'cio-k when
they had gope . mile the boat epsunG .
leak and ssnk IN . few u,nuteeL Fss
svfhe was drowned ~ once. While Her
bsss swan about lD feet histe hung
on 81 the bst and zee se~cu~i ty
Cart W. ~ gss6eid. The latter says
the Rat wasn't ssse en<yugh for one man
IN cry~~ In. Both n The dry~ ned men
were Single. Forsythe lived 10 Csns1s
sfspes here and vss furw~fiy . schc.l
teaches. Herbert lived n Grand Rapids,
Michigan. All thru veve snployed on
Hips.hmsn's noe psmts~nce 60 Sryssse
he. Herh~st be- . brother 10 -lsV q
Delray.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

Applicants win Not Have u % Easy In
the futurc.

WASHINGTON. May 2-The acting CON-
missioner Of pensions has made mum
bcr % important changes in the practice
10 that bureau. Among them il the
resembling - the order Il December -, -.
1910. which authorized claimanta
or attorneys To file affidsvits wholly
in print Hereafter all of tho
allegations Il . witness ~ to the issue
involved will BE- required 10 be in writ
ing. Another change 10 an order just
issued which requires more than the
simple statement II the claimant that
his disabilities are not the result of
vicious habits Hitherto this has been
deemed sufficient. but under the new
order the testimony of two credible wit.
nesscs 10 required on this point.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
LOaIN0 MONEY.
~ 0ovss10sos = 0sVwtng Rapidly
R0ogoV Each o0oah.

Poosog Each lo0aeh.
WAsxISGroS. May a-According TO
the otlieiAl treasury statemsnt issued to
day the amount of gold and silver coins
and certificates in circulation oo May
was ol ~. o.. .kS. or tyk97 per- capita.
estimating the total population VI tho
United States at 6S0p000. This shows
q net decrease 10 circulation during
April of kiaIsa7i.
Tho changes In circulation during
April were: Gold coin. increase Gs.a6e.-
it9. standard silver dollars. decrease
.07; sutsidasy silver. increass
t,sta7; gold certificates. decrease
o6,:l2g60; silver certificates. decrease
el. 81 20: treasury notes. act July IA.
1890. decrease Sl77.6sS: United states
notes. increase taOl3.sG3; currency GER
tiicxtes. act June 8. 1872, decrease tS3O.-
GO; national bank notes. decrease t897,-
ils.
The changes in money and bullion in
treasury during April were: Gold coin.
desreaae ol7.lNSa6; standard silver dol
lars. increase os67 ySG; subsidiary silver.
decrease 81. So; Treasury notes. act
July II. 1890 increase @. 757 .3O6; United
States note. decrease tA0l3.S 500; national
hank notes. increase el.15S.lsS; gold
bullion. increase tlG23.OlA; silver bull
iou, increase e36O6O7A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03

MISSEAroLrs. May 2--l.ate Saturday
night an investigation committee IL the
city council presented a report 10 that
body dealing in the severcst terms with
the fire department of Minneapolis. The
report stated that Wholesale thicving on
the part of fircmen had been practiccd:
that the discipline in the department il
most lax almost nothing, that excessive
drinking is prevalent in the department:
that Chief 4. II. Runge is to blame for
much IL the trouble. and that he should
be Immediately depoeed from his office
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-03
THEY ARE so TIRED
n. c@'e'e' TIP os.t W ~
lAgslshsae.
osb0s ~ o. 1As1v Gena nou.A
nssanss - 80 voy lAssss q
- WOnos ghas.

LASsssa. AicA. 11aS 1-1AeuD uss
. tissd Sssaipg shsuo - ssns>aes uhsa
shsy aaswsssd ro,l ell ~ nornlaa and
'shso wsat into csam1oose q sAs uhp,A
ssnainisg thus unth sooa.
AZ the af1esnoon enssiun Ns. Dcroa
pssssntsd . PETITION dgssd by tAs men.
bees of the common sounca a Grand
Rapsds sgainst the paanage a sAe char.
ter bill which talns from The .1i>ruea
Il the city the right 70 conilru the sp-
poistment Of che city attorney. THs
same senatos alsD presensed z pssitiou
signed by Mayor Stasrt, Judge Adsit
Grove. Burlineame und othsru sor ths
pas.sge II the ball eofslrhohinw = kope
Tor feeble mindsd chlldrva.
The Oranes sncieC ineoepnratica hiil
amendment, which the houss rceucnd to
concur In. then came up Ia the appear.
ance of mcsssge from the house sistina
that conference COMMITTEES had hss-n
appointed 60 confer with . similar r>am.
mittce from the srnste- The senste then
aroee IN its swfu! dignity and askcd one
the other. Why u this husy We have
not aakcd Tor . couecyrnce committee
The senate then exhibited its sndeaeud
ence and knovlcige of parliamentary
Law by requesting the appointment hy
the house of q conference committee.
The premature action Of The house vss
severely criticised.
Tlse B1lls Husne0.
In committee al the whole. among the
bile paaersi was the oae permitting jus-
tices o( the pesce to send drunks and
disordcrises "a the gold cure for ninety
days In licu II Q tine or scnsence. The
bin providing Tor the inspection of fac.
tories. under the direction ~ the sts,e
bureau of labur. wss also agreed 90 in
tho same manner. The latter bill nfssr.
ward failed Of pasaagr by one vote and
on reconsideration was tabled. while
the -jsg cure" bill wss laid upon the
table.
Tho following bills vese paced: A
blu smendatosy a tho isw Incorporating
charitable societies; . bill sprsopriaiine
$50 fos the purpnsp of puhlishine the
procpeslings a the superintendent q the
pocs oe the state; . bill amending the
act appointing . seeo0gyaphsr for the
twenty.6rst judicial circuit; amending
the insurance Laws % - 20 prevent die
crmiati00 sgainst ooloeed people; su.
thosixing the incorporation q 'bus -
sociatiOoa
Adjourned until p -. snnsssov.