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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-03
NEWSLETS
interesting Pieces of TelegraphIc News In
Small Space.

interesting Pieces OF TelegraphIc News In
Small Space.
A severe snow storm prevails IN the
southern countiss OF England and Wales.
The works of the Bayless Paper Com
pany, at Binhamton, n. Y, were burned
Yesterday. Loss 10000; insurance SO,-
600.
There were no Official social functions
IN Washington, yesterday, on account OF
he illness in the Presidents household
A stable at the Cedars at Shawhon, KY,
owned by Captain Z. E. Moore, burned
saturday night, and eight valuable horses
were consumed. Loss, $4,000; partly IN
sured.
The appropriation bill now being framed
In the House requires that all work on the
eleventh census shall be finished by Deem
her go. next The tenth census cost %, ,UOO,.
000. and the eleventh has cost to date
3. 26O. 900, and will cost completed
SS,0O0,000.
A ioint caucus of the Republican mem
hers of the Pennsylvania Legislature vii
be held January IL to consider nomlna
tious for u. S. Senator.
The National Legislative Council OF the
Jr o. u. A. NJ. is in session in Pittsourg-
nreuaring for q crusade against immigra'
tion.
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The Democratic assembly Caucus.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 2.-The Dem
ocratic members of the Assembly gath
cred slowly in the Assembly Chamber Tor
their caucus. At s o'clock, the hour set
for calling the caucus, scarcely more than
half the members were present, but there
were large number of spectators and the
chamber behind the rails was crowd
ed. At five minutes past eight,
the Kings county members came IN
in a body, having just held q
caucus In the Delavan House. Moth
ing was done at this meeting according to
the members. save discussing the question
of minor appointments. The matter OF the
Sheakership and Senatorship was not
taken up at ell according to the reports
given out by the delegation. AT S:l5 Mr..
George P. Webster, of New York, called
the caucus to order Mr.. Sullivan moved
that Mr.. Henry H. Guenther, OF Erie,
be appointed permanent chairman. The
motion was carried and Messrs. Sullivan
and Townsend escorted Mr.. Guenther to
the chair.
Messrs. Rice, Of Ulster, and Farquhar,
Of New York, were elected permanent
secretaries.
Hon. VIM. Sulzer, of New York City,
was nominated by acclamation for
Speaker, after stirring nominating and
seconding speeches had been made. The
other officers OF the house were also
nominated by acclamatlon, and the eau
Gus adjourned after appointing caucus
committee for the year. =
Mr.. Sulzer is next to the youngest AS
semblyman ever elected Speaker, ex-
Senator Edmund L. Pitts being the
youngest man who ever held that posi-
tion.
In the Republican caucus, George r.
Malley was nominated for Speaker.
The Kings county members OF the
Legislature refused to commlt them
selves tonight on the US. Senatorship.
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MADRID. January 2.--Fifteen hundred an
archists had reunion last evening in Bar
celona, to celebrate the New Year There
was much incendiary talk and several OF
the speakers predicted reign OF bloodshed
and terror in Spain during the year Just
begun. The leading anarchist, one Mol
oss. declared that he meant 70 inabgurato
and begin 'e3 with baptism OF blood.
Great shouts Of approval and torrents OF
deuunciation Of the Grandees and Middle
Glasses followed this declaration.
A fermale anarchist named Thofse
Claremont sprang TO the platform and de-
Hvered very nerce speech, "nen tne
whole audience became frenzied and there
might have been dangerous denonstrs-
ton but for the interference OF some cooler
heads, who succeeded In calming the ex-
cited gathering. The Minister OF the Int
rIor has received Information tnst seveIsi
hundred pounds Of dynamite have disep-
peared from the depot in the town OF Lin-
gare, in the south OF Spain.
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THEY RUSHED HEADLONa.
The whole Fabric OF Republican insfifu-
tions I'm France Endangered " tha
Chambers Haste.

The whole Fabric OF Republican Insfitu-
tions In France Endangered by ths
Chambers Haste.
MARsRILLEs, January 2.-The PETIT Nor
selldfss publishes an Interview with NJ.
Loubet as TO the attitude OF the Chamber
toward the Panama Canal scandal. M.
Loubet says that the Chamber rushed
headlong, without consideration or pre-
paration into the Panama inquiry. The
Deputies seemed suddenly 10 have
lost their senses and they out
did each other in over-zealousness and
reckless accusation. Doubtless the scandal
was bad enough, but the bad judgdn OF
the Chamber has fostered erroneops ~
ceptions, among the people, OF - phi,
tude. Such an excessive out41lbt or
prudery must have its reaction ind thus
defeat many Of its own ends. The most
extrayagant hopes had been raised among
the disloyal parties by the reck-
lessness shown In the Chamber
and the whole fabric OF
Republican institutions in France had been
endangered Unless great care and tact
are exercised constantly In the next few
weeks the men who had behaved so fanatI-
cally may have startling proofo OF the err
rors into which they had fallen and caused
others TO fail. Every effort must Dc made
10 wind up the whole Panama affair before
next March In der that engagements In
connection with the State Department
may be strictly fulfilled.
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IndIcations Of Polson Found.

ZANEsvnLE, o., January a-Joseph
Beardsley, 3 prominent saloon-keeper on
Main street, died last Friday very sud
denly. Pneumonia was given out as the
cause Of his death, and nothing more was
tbonght of the matter until yesterday,
when his wife caused a pOst-mOrtem ex-
animation to be made Of the remains,
which resulted in discovering traces OF
arsenicalcpoisoning. The death occurred
an ne home Of Mrs. Boyer, in the Third
ward. between whom and his wife he has
been dividing his time for several years,
and bv whom be has an illegitimate child.
Susplcion rests on her, and she is held
pending an inquest to be held tomorrow
by the coroner.
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The Lord Mayor OF London Rode In the
Procession with Him.

DUBLIN, January 2.-The new Lord
Mayor Of Dublin was installed In his Of
Ace to-day with all the pomp and, cere-
mony that anciently attended the taking
OF Office by the city's chief dlgditAry.
Interest was added 10 the ceremonies ny
the presence OF the Lord Mayor OF Lon;
don. who is the guest Of Dublin's Lori
Mayor. and who rode In the procession.
The line OF march was thronged with
dense masses OF humanity, who cheeret
and shouted as the two Lord Mayors
passed along. After the Lord Mayor had
taken the oath OF Office and all the for
malities had been complied with. an on
cial reception was held, whicn was attend
ed by large number OF persons.
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Mr.. Blaine Not so Well.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 2.-"Mr.
Blain is not as well as he was yesterday"
said DR.. Johnston about $3.50 o'clock this
evening Mr. Blaine is about the same"
said the attendant at Mr.. Blaine's residence
at o'clock p. m.
'sMr. Blaine" DR.. Johnston said, "has
not suffered relapse, such as that which
occurred fifteen days ago. Yesterday ne
was feeling very hopeful. He has his good
and his bad days like most invalids. There
is nothing TO excite alarm and do not ex.
pect to see him again tonight"
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The California ssnatorship.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, January "A SEN
sation was caused Saturday night by the
withdrawal of w. w. Foote, Democrat,
from the Senatorial contest He and his
chief supporters declare in favor OF
Stephen M White, the only other Demo
crat in the field. This practically insures
the election of White to succeed Chas. N.
FELTON,. Republican. The balloting for
Senator will begin the second Tuesday
after organization. the Legislature assem-
bling to-day.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., January 2.-Dr
Sewers said this morning that he Is at
tending Speaker Crisp for an attack OF ln-
digestion. The doctor said the Speaker is
not seriously i'll. He has not been well
since his return from New York, Saturday
morning.
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.n rrnln.ion o. Gas Maln.

WASHINGTON, d. C., January Am ex-
plosiOa. followed quickly by the rafting
sound OF falling iron, occurred this morn
ing in front of the residence Of ex-Secre-
tary Blaine, on Lafayette Square The re-
port could be heard IN the house, out only
family, and did not disturb MT; blalne'
who was asleep at the time. The expio-
sion was caused by leakY gas mains. which
filed thA electric conduit with Illuminating
gas, and coming in contact with an imper-
fectlv insulated wire set the gas ahre. The
Aheavv ron trap was blown up distance
b fifteen feet and fell, breaking the lncn
hick cast iron into dozen pieces.
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III. ,..n,a,. Captaiu viii Not Talk.

QUEENSTOWN. JsnCsry 2-The Galia
has inst arrived and was at once boarded
by a correspondent of the Associated
Press, who questioned Capt Ferguson IN
relation TO the report that he had refused
assistance to the Umbria. Capt Ferguson
said that he would decline TO make any
statement until he had communicated with
the headquarters of the Cunard Company:
Both Capt. Ferguson and his officers said
the passengers on the Gallia were dellghted
to learn that the Umbria had arrived sale
lv, although they seem to have had no serl-
ous doubt on that score.
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nAaeERrY, THE SWIMMER,
Names the Terms for a Swimming Match
With ANY Nan in America.


Boston, MASS, January 2.-Jack Hag-
gerty, champion short distance swimmer
Of England, denies the published state
ment that he has been matched TO swim
James McCusker, the American champion,
as is claimed by McCusker's manager,
Goodwin, Of the Natatorium, Pittsburg,
Pa, stating that he had been matched with
Haggerty for $1,000 a side for series Of
races at distances from 100 yards to one
mile McCusker offered to have the races
at the Natatorium provided the contest
ants got $500 and expenses.
AS far as Haggerty is concerned the
story is untrue as he never saw Mo
Cusker and what is more, never professed
to be long distance swimmer.
Haggerty issued the following challenge:
He viii swim any man in America series
of three races, one hundred yards, 200
yards 300 yards, for $1,000 a side, the
winner of two of the events:to be declared
the win Ser. Any man caring to make a
match with Haggerty can do so on COM
municating with Captain A. w. Cooke,
of Boston.
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Narrn ,lntrares In ohio.

SPRINGFIELD, o., January 2.-There is
great excitement at West Liberty to-day,
over the discovery that White Cap notices,
ordering all negroes to leave town, had
been posted in prominent places during the
NIGHT, A mob attempted to lynch Frank
Jackson, the mulatto who eloped with Bes-
sic Hinkle, a pretty white waitress at the
Grand Hotel here, but he escaped to the
woods. A terrible outbreak is feared.
jackson was tarred and feathered last
week by the citizens of West Liberty, but
he returned in spite of warnings, with the
above result
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AFloral rrlbute to Gov. Flower.

ALBANY, N. Y. January 2,-Gov. Flower
was at the executive chamber all morning.
An immense floral piece eight feet long,
representing the Ship of State and named
the Empire State" was placed upon the
Governors desk. From the mast heads
flowed two streamers, one bearing the
words 81 don't care d. for votes" the
other the words mo Debt, no Cholera"
II was a gift from James Oliver, Of New
York City, the Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Democratic National Committee, and
pleased the Governor very much
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Shot the Wrong Man.

New YORK, January 2.-Wm. Pursell
this evening elected crowd OF noisy
customers from his saloon and expecting
they would return, revolver in hand ne
awaited their appearance. John t. Farrel
who was not one of the noisy crowd pushed
the door open at this iuncture and received
a ball from Pursell's revolver which killed
him instantly. Pursell surrendered him.
self
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Dick Buree Makes a Denial.

BosToN, MASS, January 2.-Dick Burge,
through his hackers, has issued denial Of
the charges made against him, and which
purported to emanate from George Nc
Donald. Burge SAYS the statements are
false, even to the minutest details. He
courts the fullest inquiry, and calls for the
publication of all letters said to have come
from him.
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Child Burned TO Death.

KINGwooD, W. VA, January 2.-An
eight-year-old daughter Of G. Miller, at
Newburg, this county, met horrible death
Yesterday. Her mother had left her in the
room and the girl climbed up on chair In
front Of the mantle TO get something when
her dress and clothing caught fire from the
crate and when her mother ran into the
room she was all in flames. She died this
morning. After death her flesh all dropped
of the bones.
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West Virginia ship Canal Commissioners
NnSe,nl TkEsoram to thS Rs0lstsr.

CHARLEsroN, w. VA, January 2.-The
Governor to-day issued commissions to
Stephen B. Elkins. Of Randolph county;
A. w. Campbell, of Ohio; w. L. mayer,
of Kanawha; BENJAMIN Wilson, of Harri-
SON. and Geo. w. Thompson, of Wood, as
deIegates TO the national ship canal conven-
ton which meets in Washington City jan
nary -, 1898.
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THE PRELUDE
To the Big New York Senatorial Fight
--Hill. Croker. sheehan and Murphy on



ALBANY, N, Y, January 2.-The work
preliminary to the organization OF the Leg
islature was enlivened this afternoon by
the arrival of the New York and Kings
county members. Judge Griffith and 9TH
er friends of Edward Murphy, Jr., opened
headquarters at the Delavan.
Edward j.. Perkins, Secretary OF the
Democratic General Committee, arrived
with a resolution endorsing Murphy's can
didacy Similar resolutions were adopted
by the County Committee OF Madison
county. Richard Croker called on Senator
Hill this afternoon. Edward Murphy, Jr.,
and Lieutenant Governor Sheehan were
there, too.
The three callers with Senator Cantor
later called on Governor and Mrs. Flower.
Senator Hill and Mr.. Croker went on to
New York. Mr.. Murphy shortly after
wards went back to Troy. None OF these
leaders will talk for publication. Senator
Hill will return to attend the reception at
the Executive Mansion.
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BrRLrx. January 2.-The authorities ara
considerably agitated by the serious char
acter OF the strike OF the miners Ia the 5oor
district. Yesterday four battalions OF the
29th and 9th regiments aud large forcecr
eendarmes were ordered to tho scene OF
disturbance. The number OF strikers mas
increased rapidly and now they numper
about q COO Many Of them have arms and
serious riotin9 Is reported at several point5
10 the district. The leaders Of the strike
have forced thousands TO join them rhq
would have preferred TO remain ct Work
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cLoUs1oN GOES rO rHE PES.
The Wood County Convict Badly Broken
Up Over Ais Prospects.

PARKERsBURe, w. Va, January 2.-E.
Ward ClousLon, who was sentenced a few
days since TO two years in the penltentiary,
was taken to that Institution by Chief Me-
hen, to-day, on the noon train. Clouston
seemed to be terribly broken up over his
sentence, and although quite a crowd was
at the depot to see him on, he refused TO
see or talk with any one. Ciouston's
crimes against the State have been so
many and so great thai he cannot hope Tor
pardon and clemency. Whether the state
will prosecute him further at the explra-
tion of his present sentence is not known.
THE General impression is that he will be
brought back and tried on some OF the re-
naming charges.
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Hurt while Trying to Save a Boy
spsnay Telegram to the Register.

MARIETTA, o., January 2.-Arthur TO
bits, q street car driver, had an ankle
badly crushed while saving the NE Oh
whose sled ran into the mules heels, AS
soon as the boy was under the mules hoots
Tibbitts leaned over and in attempting to
pull the boy from his perilous situation,
lost his balance and fell in front of the car.
By this time the mules were doing their
best to run away. Tibbitts' left ankle was
caught under the wheels and badly
crushed. Strange to say the boy was not
hurt in the least.
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oHIo,s sMALLPox OUTBREAK.
Evidences OF Gross Carelessness on the
Part Of New York Quarantine OftcerS.
-c,...,nI 1lIcnrnrn fn fhs RaniR,sr.

Part OF Now lOrK guaIaHIIllo
SDecia! TeIe0r0n TO the Reglsssr.
COLUMBUS, O., January 2.-Dr. G., o.:
Probst, secretary of the State Board OF
Health, who returned to-day after investi-
eating the outbreak of smallpox at Nor
wood. near Cincinnati, says he found eyl.
dence of gross carelessness on the part OF
New York quarantine officers. NIne ois-
sase was brought by young German who
landed a few weeks ago. He says measles
broke out on board and all were vaccinated.
His baggage still bears a poster readlng
ssFumigated bv quarantine" This shows
that they suspected. if they did not know;
that the passengers had all been exposed
to smallpox, and yet they were not de,
tanned. Ore patient died yesterday, and
anotheris very sick. while exposures Win
out number have been made, and Dr'
Probst fears serious outbreak.
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Fearful OF Riot.

The municipal government has been so
alarmed by the prospect of demonstra-
ton by the 25, 600 unemployed in the city
that they have appointed many special po-
licemen and have ordered that extraor-
binary precaution De observed to prevent
rfOts
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EDS CABINET
rniDg From New York
s Well Founded RumOrS.
FEMBEI(S DECIDED UPON,
hog to Popular Report
he and Lamont Both As
A-Willihm L. Wilson Has
ndid Fighting Chance for
torney Generalship.
sam to tAs Rs0istsr.

'1In 70 10 NAeotseoF.
ron. ID. c., January "A num-
hbers of Congress spent the
IS in New York, where they
resident-eIe bet Cleveland, and
talks with the leaders who
suited on the question Of Gao
nbers are now returning TO
and they report that Mr..
already settled on az least
en- who will be in his Cabinet.
arv Of State. Mr.. Cleveland is
decided on EpwardJ. Phelps,
whom he sent as Minister TO
lSS5. Mr.. Phelps has knOwl-
ur foreign relations probably
by few other men, and many
that were up while he was Min
nQland are still pending. This
a make his appointment 70 the
apartment especially desirable.
OR Carlisle's nomination for Secre-
the Treasury is practically settled,
,lse seems to have been considered.
Cleveland's former private Secre-
olonel Daniel S. Lamont, is down
Navy portfolio. The President
said 10 have insisted from the hrst
mel Lamont should be in his Cabi-
pe Colonel finally yielded and chose
Nv Department as the one over
IA felt most competent TO preside.
snor Gray, Of Indiana, is slated for
tmaster Generalship. Mr.. Whitney
have urged this appointment. IL
"a there is a chance however that
Gray's name may be dropped
before the inauguration.
led all but certain that Col.
bison, Of Illinois, will go the
bteriOr Department
hn Wilson, Of West Virginia
Df Virginia; Senator Gray, OF
d Judge, CulOerson, Texas,
OF for the Attorney eneral-
ought the choice wiz finally
II. Wilson and Senatdf Gray.
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The Riv.r solid &C Pittsburr.

PrTrsBURe. Pa, January 2-The pre-
dicted cold wave reached here this morn
ing, and prevented breakup IN the riv-
ers' The Ice is still solid at all up-river
points, and no danger is apprehended IN.
less the temperature rises
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Proportion OF sexes.

Over the whole world the proportion
bf the sexes is about equal; but In sep
krate parts of the world it varies great
~. For instance, in this country there
hre ninety-eight women to every 100
men; in Europe there are rather more
than 10o women to 100 men. Canada
has ninety-ive women to 100 men.
In uncivilized countries the men are
believed largely to oHtnumber the
women. this on account of thefact that
more men are needed 20 carry on the
wars In which such people arekonstant-
" engaged. and because OF oR CHER
ways Of living. 81. :.
Bus Sc ID 8s there
Of Africa s.. "a
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rv,rytn,pr P...ed on Pleasantly.

LONG ISLAND, L. l., January 2.-The
expected trouble over the msyoralty con-
test did not materialize. To-day n. S.
Sanford demanded that Mayor Gleason
turn over the ofice to him. The two may
ors exchanged the compliments Of the day,
and the matter is now in shape for the
cnurts
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BosroS. Mass, January 2.-E'or num-
! Of Years Frank X. Fosters paper, the
lor L,rdsr. has had the endorsement OF
ACentral Labor Union, and has been
rtse5 as the official organ OF tnat
Yesterday the union passed vote
rine editor Foster and withdrew its
bensnt from his paper. Fosters
crticism of the agreement OF the
assrss Union TO vote for license at
citv election. il the liquor deal
handle none but union made
Il 70 the above action.
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LONDON, January 2.-The Times corre-
spondent at Hamburg says that one case
of cholera was reported in that city on Sat
nrdav and another on Sunday, and that
three deaths have occurred at Altoona.
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m. Proper Thing to Do.

Speaking of good resolutions. when
YOU make out your list to-day don't
forget to resolve to subscribe Tor the
REGrs1ER the first thing Monday morn
Gllaank see that this resolution sticks
ut the year, Il the oIbers don't.
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lsK. January AT noon to-day
|,ant who is now ex-Mayor Of
krnea over the Office Of Mayor,
Sapers and keys belonging to it
Irov There were no formal
There was really no cere-
Hing inauguration as Mayor
ne oath OF office within five
,eiving his certificate OF cleo
"a by law. His term Of ofhce
M u o'clock Saturday night
OF Mayor Grant expired sc-
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AYerr sndden Death.

Specsai 7sitoram TO tas Register
GAINESVILLE, O., January 2.hate. VIE
lady from this place. dropped death this
evening from heart disease
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..Your picture Of Columbus Is an
achronistic. You represent him as
smoking, when tobacco was not used
That's all right. He's smoking q
cigarette.
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AN EXTRA SESSION


Cleveland VIII Cad One
e Others Think Not.
d. c., January 2.-Tfe re-
ce between the Presit tent-
zer Crisp was expected 70
authorized announcement
Il an extra session. While
ons have not been a1zed
ID has studiously refra ped
any statement as to Vpat
dr. Cleveland and himsf II.
nature Of a statement on
S being passed aropod
NiC leaders While no
be.raa.iAs a.. tsse Ques-
longress until
be cabinet Of
bill probably
liabilities are
essiOn before
ed, has said to
Ongress that he
z in special ses-
il is reported,
Aked before au-
situation and
made IL a0so-
ngress should
De the Govern
mount Of reve-
He wished 10
rly extraOrdin-
iday recess the
0use Commit
ns appointed
tion Of the
On the re-
pOssibly de-
Tess is 70 be
on the part
mittee that
the Treas
is raised,
5 thought,
10 an ex-
ther con-
such a
is the
nOcrats
pm will
expen-
d that
Pss Of
Bv