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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

A UNIQUE dinner, at which all the deco
rations were japanese, was given by the
Misses Stewart, at Book Hill, on Tuesday
evening. in honor of their guests. the
Misses Brown. Of Baltimore. Nd. The
dininc-room was decorated III smllax and
numbers Of beautiful japanese lanterns III
every possible design ana color; the china
was Japanese, the embrolderies and adorn-
ments, and each guest received Japanese
SOUVENIR.
There were present Misses Annie, Nor
ma. and Hope Stewart. Misses Brown, and
Misses Ella Cooke, Meta Potts, Irene
Langhorne, Martha Bagby, and Messrs; W.
4. Hannewinckel. Edward Hannewinckel.
Edward Willis. Robert Campbell, Stewart
Hume. w. q. Ferguson, Frank Davenport,
Roosevelt Page, and Alfred Randolph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

A brilliant german was given on Thurs
day evening under the auspices Of the
Tuesday Club, which was danced and tho
roughly enjoyed by sixty-fve couples. A
striking feature OF tho german was the
number Of distinguished guests who were
present.
Tho Count and Countess Reventlow-
Criminel. Holtein. Germany, who are
spending some time at Old Point, were
the recipients of much attention. Count
de In Boissiere dc Mayarin, of Paris,
who has an interesting history as
officer in the French army, diplo-
mat. aud other positions Of promi-
nence, accompanied Miss Ellie Branch.
Monsieur Gourlay. of Sydney, Australia,
the guest of Mr. William Workman; Lieu
tenant George Langhorne. United States
army. of Washington. Mrs. Meredith and
Mrs. Wan den. OF New York. who were IN
charge of bright and attractive party OF
New York girls for Easter at Old
Point. were present with their charge
by invitation of the german. Misses
McGee, Browne, Meredith. and War
den constituting the party. Misses
Clarke. Fullerton, Fairleigh, Riyes,
Aylett, Kent, Tenant, Ash, Murchlson.
Cooke, Tabb. Thompson, Brown, Day,
and Manson. beng among the charming
visitors In Richmond. were individually
and collectively admired. and among
the other dancers were Misses Boy
kin. Langhorne, Potts, Lay. Martin,
Cooke. Mayo. Clarke. Archer. Blair,
Lyons. Griffith. Hennine. Addison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND
YORK-RIVER LINE. r,t1.., p

SO go F. ?. w.. F'on A'aa', aait.s..
s:4j A. NJ. Prom Alous D..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

Carriage hats comprise yellow, Leg
horns Of the most immense size. They are
trimmed simply, but with dashing and
sometimes rather audacious effect. One
recently exhibited an immense and costly
cluster of white plumes held IN place by a
great buckle of RhInestones. On another
wreath of peoples in mingled colorlngS sur
rounded the low crown IN launty, obllque
fashion that suited the style OF the nat
When ribbon il used at all in trimming
these hats. it is very wide and of the most
lnrnt. t-Arlntlna
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

The Friday Club gave delightful ger
man at tho Temple on Friday evening.
Tbere was brilliant company. including
many strangers. full report of the event
was published in yesterdays DISPATCH.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Plot to Throw Dynamite Bombs and
Spread Terror Throughout
the City.
Nipped In the Bud by the Police,
Who Capture Several of
the Rods.
Combating News OF tho Progress Of tho
Rebellion IN Eraxl stiii being
Sent Out

VIENNA. Sept. 20. Tho anarchists OF this
city have lately undertaken an aotivo cnm-
pAian. Anarohists' pamphlets have been
distributed broadcast and violently uoYded
plaesrds posted about tho city. Tho police
learned whore sooret meetings wsro held
suri ounded the house. broke In tho doovs
and arrested The anarohists who mAds =
dexpst ate rssiatAnoo. Detectives searched
ths building and found printing press,
piles of paper, a large supply of type and
the heads Of anarchist pamphlets ready for
dist ibution. In . cellar were GASES Allied
with revolvera and q large chest full of
tombs ready for loading, and with all tho
nesesaary explosive charges close 10 hand.
Tha discovery oaused a tremendous sonsa-
tion, and II was intenaifed by knowing that
tho rendezvous Just raided ~ only one Of a
number of suoh places oxlsting in The city.
Besides the anarchists arrested the police
have tskon into custody eleven members of
ths independent group Of socialists. The
police are making moro arrests this even
ing aud most alarming rumors ara In cir
oulation.
II 10 believed great and widespread con-
spiraoy against the oity OF Vienna waa
nipped In tho bad. and II 10 understood
that II the police had not raidsd tho house
on siebenbrunner Strasae to-day Sunday
possibly would havs Witnessed a terrible
anarchist outbreak. Among tho things
found In the anarchist stronghold were
coats with leather Innings, to which hooks
were attached for carrying bombs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
THE SCRAPpERS.


Mitohali Uns signed tho Artio!os :. Hail
Games Back.
EEW YonK, Ropt. 23. Charlie Mitoholl
thia afternoon siRnod articles to fight Jim
Corbott at tho Concy leland club for tho
championship sbout Dse. t8. Tho articles
will be thkon to Aabury Park tomorrow
for Cotbs.rs signature. The purse IL
$40. 600.
After signing Tho articles Mitchell OK.
pressed himnoif 40 boinp thoroughly salts.
he'd This articles which Mitchell signed
oall for scientific glove eontoat twenty
rounds or moro. fora nnrne of $40 OGO to
take place before the Conoy Island Athletic
club, New York, between the oh hnd Goth
of December. 1899. under the rulea of Mar
9uia Queen sberry, winner 20 rccNive the
full purse of $4,000 without reservation.
The gloves shah bo Of not less weight than
i've ounces. The club and both men are TO
dspoait 70 feitA to secure the match.
jim Hall, The pugiliat. arrived to-day.
y came" no naid TO Ispo tor. "for the
express purpose OF arranging n match with
Bob Fitzsimmon.. will fight him TO n
hn'sh TOR any Kind Of a purse no agrees
upon, and ~ any place he desires"
Solly smith, tho California pugilht who
"a to fight d.orae Dixon at Conay Island,
Monday, passed through the oity TO. n chit
on his way TO Conoy Island. Tho little
Californian looked 10 DO In pink condition.
II shall give GOOD account OF myael
Monday night" ho said when aBkod for an
opinion regarding the Aghs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
HOW TO SEE THE WORLDS FAIR.

Suggestisas ~ to the Most Convenient
and Eoonomloal Methods.
Whom you 20 10 the Worlds fair do not
take trunk with you II you can possibly
Rst along without il, but pack your few
nsessssry travelling articles In hand bag
or grip and carry II along With you. You
will never know what . lot Of annoyance
You have bsen spared In this way. Then
got your ticket from Helena to Chicago and
the greatest fair tho world has ever sson,
reading via st. Paul and thence via tho
No No, :hw...s.n :nw... ,as linS to Chicago. "Ihe
equipped trains daily from 81. Paul 10 Chi
cngo, leaving 81. Paul At eight .. m. daily;
6;2b p. m. daily except Sunday; $40 y. M.
daily. making quicker time TO Chicago
than by any Other limo. Whom you arrive
in Chicago you will hnd Worlds fair omni-
buses at "the Northwestern line" depot
which will take you to the Van Buren, street
station OF the Illinois Central road. whore
trains for the fair leave every three min
utss, whore Worlds fair steamers can bs
taken for the fair every ten minutes. Or You
oan take steam ferry from the depot of
the Northwestern line direct TO The same
plaoo via the Chicago river and making
connections with tho famous whelsbnek
steamer Christopher Columbus for Ii cents.
When you arrive At the fair you will ind a
number of frst-olnss hotels within stones
throw Of tho main entrance, and dozens Of
good restaurants wherc meals osn be had
TO accommodate the moAt modest purss.
by following these simple directions your
"Trip IL bound to be q pleasant one. Soc
"the Northwestern line" and remember
that by this route you will obtain the best
asrvioe tho greatest luxury. the most COM
plete comfort.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
TAKE YOUR CHOICE,
Two Stories Of the Situation ut Rio do
Janetro

Two Stories Of the Situation ut Rio do
Jsneiro.
PARIS. Sept 23.--The following official
dispatch was received by the Brazilian dol
egAtion here. dated Rio DO Jansi1o, Sept.
a. p. m:
"Tho oisy has resumed III customary
aspect and has been revictuAllcd by means
of the railways which connect the stnte OF
Rio do Janeiro with Minas Gsraes and suo
mover suffered from lack Of food. The
rebels never sucosaded for an instant
In taking possession Of asnRlc
point ON shore, neither at Nictheroy nor
santos. There 10 disoouraaement In their
ranks. Every day some submit themselves
70 the government Both chambers con-
Time sitting regularly. President Poixoto
informed them that hs deemed IL needless
to prolong the state of siege. No ccnstitu-
tionRl guarantee has been suspended and
newspapers appear without censorship In
the ambition of tho mon who have ventnrsd
TO disturb order and tho normal working OF
institutions"
LONDON, Sent. 23.--Private advioss from
Rio dc Jnnetro says the situation Ia IN
changed. Tho rebel fleet atill threatens
prog essing. Business has been partially
resumed In spite OF the thren taninu an
peot, though IL 10 thought possible through
the Efforts Of representatives, OF fo; eign
governments, the matter may be
patched up. II 10 understood tha terms
under consideration are the resian alton of
Peixoto and the pardon OF the rebels.
Peixoto ID constantly surround ded by body
guards, feal ing assassination. IL Ia also
reported that tho bombRrlment Ia post.
ponea, pending advces from the rebel del
egation which arrived Ia England yesssr-
day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
MFO RT AND LUXURY.

where Both May Iie ssoured TO tho Very
fcst Advantage.
Household neccssitios may as wall az not
ndd eleganc, and comfort 10 utility. and
will do 30 II seouI cd from reliable and hon
ornble dealers. Az the winter approaches
many Of our readers will call to mind that
they need some new carpets oil cloths or
linoleum, md they will advance their own
interests by examining the large new stock
Of Hermann 81 Co., 20l208 Broadway.
Ihesr carpet department.. on the second
foor, hns just beon enlarged and many IA.
oilities added for displaying their now body
brussels. inarRins, threo-plys and velvsts.
On tho snme floor is their fine assortment
Of window draperios, ohenillss. portiesres,
curtains and lambrsquina; Rems in pia-
tu,es. otchinRs and steel engrnvingsj phrlor
suites and odd pieces, fancy rockers.
oouches, divans and bed lounges.
On the 6rst loor Hermann g. Co. keep
In stock moM varied stock OF dining-
room and bedroom sets In antique oak,
XVlth century oak, and cherTy; sido boards.
extension tables, ohiffonieres, book cases.
desks. stands Of all serts, and every other
article of furniture that tho factories turn
out. They have them at all pricss.
Their stock of mattresses, pillows,
blankets and oomfortablss 10 largo aud va
ried,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
NEEDS OF UTAH,
Lsxislation to Revive Mining and Pre-.
serve Water.

Loxis,ation to Revive Mining and Pre-
serve Water.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-In ths annual re-
port Of the Utah com mission. submitted
to-day. reference 10 made TO IN important
change In the time OF holding elections.
by provisions Of the act Of the legislature,
general and municipal elections will here
after taks place on Tuesday following shs
Arst Monday In November. The period for
house 10 house registration 10 also fixed.
The population of the TERRITORY, exclusive
of Indiana. Chinese and Hawaiians, IL es-
mated Al 225, 600. Mining conditions, the
report says, ara now deplorablo. Mines arc
closed, the output OF gold, silver. copper,
lead and iron arrested, aud multitude
Of laborers left in destitution.
The urgent need Of tho territory,
II is stated. is a scientific and oomprehcn-
slve scheme Of irrigation. Every waste of
water should bo avoided and all water
bodies made tributnry 70 durable reservoirs 4
for regulated distribution. The conmia-
sion recon mends an amendment TO the
federal constitution inhibitina poly gsmy
and empowering cong ses to prescribe the
conditions Of marriage AMI divorce, and
also tho cession of unappropriated and un-
reserved public lands in Utah. and 4 small
appropriation TO keep the industrial home
building In Salt Lake In repair for ths use
Of the comm isBion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
CAPITAL. NOTEe.

Carpetbag Indian Agsnts--A Manuraetur-
er's viows-Cash.
WAsuINdroS. Sept. 23.--The sonata was
In executive session for two hours to-day
and had under confederation appoin tment
heretofore mado Of residents OF other
states 90 the vnr Gus Indian agencies. No
effort was made to reach n voto because OF
the discovery that there was not = quorum
present
Representative Ha,tor. of Ohio, who was
prevented T. ON appearing before tho wava
and means committee, aubmitted = brief TO
the committee covering the statement
which he intended TO make. As u manu-
fncturer OF agricultural implements for
twenty hvs years and OF flour for nearly
twenty years. Mr.. Harter asks that both
flour and agricultural Implements be placed
on the fros list.
A full week has now elapsed since tho
department Of state has heard officially any
news from Rio do Jansiro concerning the
revolution In Brazil. Failure 10 hear from
our minister IL attributed 10 the interru j.
tion Of telegraph facilities. The next
Unitod States vessel 10 start for the scene
of toubls will be the Newark, probably to-
morrow.
Receipts of the government the past
few dSya have been running behind
oxpen litures. The net loss TO the xovern-
mont during the month thus far Ia S373,-
05G,
The gold reserve to-day stands $93 683, 7Gb.
On the 1rst instant ID was S06. 009, 123. The
net currency balance shows an inoroSse in
round numbers about $2. 200, 600 since the
the frat OF the month, the figures to-day
being $l3. i6b. .9l6.
Tho house com mittea on mot chant mar
inc and fisheries held u meeting this morn
ing and decided to allow public hearings on
Got. 2 ON Representative Fitch'a bill pro-
viding for free Ame loan reRistsrs TO for
eign-built ships.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
PERSONAL.

W. J. 9. Clark, OF NeiharA is In tnwn.
IL. l.. Schermerhorn, OF Butte. 10 at The
Helena.
DR.. katherine Holden will arrive this
morning from the east.
j. 4. Walsh goes 10 Minneapolis thio
week, having secured n position there.
DIR. A. Il. Kroner returned yesterday
after an absence of hvo weeks In Chicago.
John Il. Watson, who has been down on
his aallatin ranch for sons Nms, returned
home yesterday.
Esnk Examiner Wiiaop, u. II. and Ar
thur klonschmidt went up 10 Cascade y0sA
terday after ducks.
H. Jockey. who went to New York 70
meet Mira. Lookey and hia daughter MolliN
has returned home.
Gov. Richards hea reached Helena with
his family aud they are row located ed
North Ewing street.
Geo. Douglass, u popular motormnu of
tho Helena Electric railway, will start 3os
ireland in a f0w days.
Miss Bertha Hubbard and her mother.
who have beon In Helena Tor qnita while.
loft yesterday for their home In Salem. Ore.
Loo Shaw, OF tho Western uuion office,
returned yesterday from a trip 10 The
World's fair and Wait 10 his folka In Kane
saa.
II. A. Cornoohaa will assume the oiIlcs
management FOR Cans S Klein on Oct IL
Mr.. lai Fischer has resigned ON account of
poor health and will rsturn 10 his home Ia
New York city.
Rev. w. y. liell and wifs returned ysstors
day from M extensive trip sAst, having
visitad friondn In sioux City h. ID, and
Minneapolia. and also spsnt some time ~
the Worlds fair.
Mia Minnie Reifsnrath. county supss.
intendont of schools, returned yesterday
from II yiait TO Ma,ysyillo and Empire. she
will leave on Monday to attend ths county
institute of teachers al Missouia.
MIR. and Mrs. Chaa. N. DAyliss. Of 10.
chester. N. ", are visitors In Helena. the
gusatB Of Mr.. aud Mrs. IA. I,AsbouK. mrs.
Hay liss IL ths aiater Of Mrs. Barbour. Mr.,
Baylis IL tho general agent for Nav YoSh
state Of the Mutual Life lnsusaacs ooIae
pany.
Drs. SkimmIn and WhslAn villa leAvs for
Chisago 70 morrow, whore thsy will Ii th4
future residr. DIR. Bkimmim hae aeeaetoH X
nm Important chair In the faculty ~ tk9
Chicago Dental aollsge aud Will also pea1S
tice With Dr. Whelaa. BOtk ssnllsmea
stand high In their profession ond kaV1
many friends here who Wish them abu1
liant su5ssss. y 7a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
MURDERED AT HAVEE.

George Frye II Hsaton and Itobbed and
lilo Dies of Ills IpJurios.
George Frye, an employe Of tho quarter.
master department. Mt Fort Asainniboine.
was waylaid at that place, knocked on tho
head and robbed ON Tuesday night last.
Hia pockets were tnrned inside out, ehooks
were scattered around on tho ground and
hia watch atll remained on his person. No
clue so tho culprit hns no vet been obtained.
Frye was found next morning In nm inaon.
siba condition near his homo by his neigh-
borr, the Heron boya. He was badly hurt.
having bean struck on the head with Some
blunt instrument that fractured his sAulI,
He was taken TO the post hospital anu 10.
noivod tho beat care and attendance, but Of
no avail. lie died Thursday at noon. He
had been an employs nt Fort Asainniboins
for tho last nine yoare; waa an old-timof In
the county, reacabe and we'll liked and al
ways attended to his dutiea. Every effort
will DO made by the authorities 10 ferret
out Aia murderars
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
JOrT!NGS ABOUT TOWN.

A grand ball and concert will be given by
the Helena Military band Got. 1.
Albert Xeigsr aud others have located tho
Helena placer, in tho Stemple aistrios
The graders on the Montana Midland will
bs working en- tho Spokane hills beyond
the creek next week.
Tho Grand Lodge OF Nasons Of Montana
will meet hero OCT. 0, and elaborate prepnr-
atoms are being ma1e for the entertain
ment Of visitors.
Tho ladies auxiliary society Of tho Tom
Pile Emanu-El are getting mp concert for
Monday, Dot. 2, In which the best local
talont will participate.
There will hs no INDEPENDENT to- morrow,
due to the disNrrnngemens of machine y
caused by the removal of the paper to it's
new quarters In tho Vaw,er bui ding.
A telegram received in Helena last gh.
brought tho news that Jerry Beynn. OF
butte. had heea fatally inj oil In Chicago
yesterday. There were no particulars.
Mias Branham received Yesterday by, ex-
press from Florida box of beautiful how-
ers, They were as fresh looking and sweet
smelling az the day thoy lefs tho south.
The sRusr kraut crop of MIssouln county
has been harvested, and 10 said 80 be of OK .
cellent flavor. A carload will shortly ar
rive IN Helene, M soon an the Cuator county
truit 10 diaposoa Of
Rudolph and Edward Hotsky leave for
tho east to-day. The former goes TO Phila-
dephia to resume his medical studiea in tho
University of Pennsylvania, and tho latter
60 Ann Arhor 10 take tho law ronraa.
Tho annual meeting OF tho American
Bible society (AontanR brRnch) will hs
hold tuesday evening, Ne ;. 26, Rt 7:3)
o'clock. at the Grand Street Methodiat
church. All arc cordially invited to sttsad.
The state bonrd OF equalization has
Al, Al. L.. A
Silver Bow eonnty 20 meet and assoss The
railroad pl opery In Butte, The action OF
the board adds TO tho assessment of Silver
Bow about Sl2,0OO. which will yield the
city and county somewhere In the neigh.
borhood OF $40 revenue.
Tho following apnnal statements were
fled yesterday: Denver anu Helena lnvont-
in; debts, Slb3,s25.7h. Denver and llslona
Building eompanr, capital stock $lb0,0UG,
paid In; debts $4GytO Helena 90 opegat-
i've Granite and Sandstone oompnny, Cnp-
itai stock $4,000, paid In; debts $1,000,
Tho muaionl and literary enteasaiaAisns
Riven last SUNDAY evening .. tho a, Al. Il.
church uudsr direction OF Prof. II. q, Cole,
and singing wsro good, aud ths seloe lions
by the o ohestrA were wall rendered and
enjoyed by all. Although tho night was
worry dissa ressbls tho house wa. crowded.
II will bs welcome information to many
and many u resident of Iiolona, says
Chu, oh and Patish, 10 know that Bishop
Tuttie will spend several days In Helena,
and preach In ~, Peters ohnreh on Sun
day, Oos. 4, both morning ana evening.
Tho impTsas Of Bishop Tuttle's pioneer
work for this church In Montana win never
be cifnosd and shsro awaits him loving
aud grateful greeting from Us all. Further
particulars Of his Visit 10 Helena will be
given from the pulpit and Ia che dnily
papers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Senator Stewart Introduces a Reso.
luton TO lmpsach Presi-
dent Cleveland.
On Which He and Perhaps Some
Othor Senators Win Mako
Long Speeches.
And Then II win he Hoard Of No Moro
For0ver-ln Senate anu
House

WARRINGTON, Sept 23.-Ths president of
tho Unitsd states will DO Rrraigned ia the
United States senate Monday for violating
the apirit OF the eonstitution In sndeavor-
ing to destroy tha independence Of the law
making branch Of the government BY seek
Ing TO cosrcs cong, sas into the passage OF
the repeal bill. Notice 10 this effect was
clearly indicated In = resolution presented
this mornina BY Stewart, Of Nsvada, upon
which he announced he would address the
senate Monday. The resolution declares
that The Independence OF ths 90 OF dinate
departments Of The government must bs
natntainsd, aud ths use Of power and In
huenos in one department. TO control the
action Of another IL violation Of the con-
atituti0n and dsstl uctivs Of ouY form of
gevs nment.
The Introduction Of the resolution o,easel
sensation. and the discussion OF ths mat
tor Monday will attract Rteas attention, a.
II Indicates that the silver senators w!ll di-
vert discussion In The senate - Ne alleged
attempt Of ths psssidsnt 10 soatrol oon-
gross.
The oloturs resolution was then taken
up and Turpis, Of Indiana. argued against
10 adoption. Cloturs, declared Iurpie
would not diminish ths real pows of the
minority. Members Of the senate sub
jsctsd 10 force and duTsss como back no
longer in the minority but tho majority {.
Dubois. of 1daho opposed any change Of
rules In the midst OF an exciting debate.
Call. Of Florida. opposed oloturs. and At
the conclusion Of hie remarks the rssolu-
tion was referred 10 the committee on
rules.
On motion Of Voorhees, ths senate, al
l;5O. went into executive session and At
four p. N. adjourned until Monday.
After the Transaction Of routine business
In the house = bill ismittina $39. 900 In pen.
alttes to the builders Of the Vesuvius was
called up and after some discussion went
over without action. The house then pro-
osoded TO me consideration Of tAs printing
the list of eitiss whore proposals for fur
nishing. paper are TO be advertised for.
Doolittle. of WashinRton, and Herman. of
Oregon. wanted some Of this patronage for
their districts. but after = sarcastic speech
by williams, OF Mississippi, In favor OF in
clud:aa tho village Of Buokntawna, Miss,
the house applied tho brakes and thu Pacific
coast was shut out. This angercd Doolit-
tls, Of Washington, who succeeded In hav-
ing Everett, Wash., added 10 ths list. This
reopsned the matter again and in a spirit
Medicine Ladqs. Kan. He said 1t was tho
homo Of the most remarkable statesman OF
the age, Jerry Simpson. Jerry gave a
glowing description Of Medicine Lodge, the
future great metropolis. Boil. of Colo
1Rdo. wanted Denver added to the list and.
strange 10 say, got IL. Pending further
action on tho bill the house adjourned.