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The advocate., 1894-06-27
Uncle Elias Speaks.


My beluVed and shinin' brudderg, it
was a Glorius day when de republican
pahty took up de culled race an made
him q man an brudder. Your uncle
hSbln' a conshus spprsCiashun OBJ dis
important elevation, got Q free ticket
from q high boss oh de republican pahty
an made hisselr powerful 'SpiCuous in
de halls OBJ de state Convenshun.
q DHsbin' nebber bin ct de head ob do
machine befo', your uncle war Obfasti-
Cstingly ignorant OBJ de trubble dar is in
fixin' mutters to fix all dc elsrmsntB OBJ
q great pahty. AS l intermated sum
weeks ago, am agin any more extern
shun ob Votin', as do republicans COM
pleted de job when it elevated de culled
man to de pinacle oh equality, but to
keep clsr OBJ do Wimmin was net an easy
job for de bosses.
My belubbed sinners, you hsb no
knowledge OBJ how stranin' it am for de
great polertishuns to shut der eyes agin
de smile oh do fair sex, but halleluySh,
dey was made ob de right stuff, an all
de beauty oh Susin Anthony could not
make a responsive cord vibrate in do
blossoms ob dc great men who engineered
an manipulated dat sssemblin' OBJ wis
dom. 1t war an inspirin' gcence, de
Wimin on one side an de Dutch on de
odder, an wild q foresight dat showed
de presCience oh us who we're ON dc
groun', we took do Dutch an left de
Wimin shibbsrin' in de cold, for dis sea-
SON at least.
Your uncle war on de committee on
reserlushums, and after resolvin' for q
couple OBJ days, We wisely an wild great
Bagaserty cum to de konclushun dat do
bes' way was to not resolve on any quest
shun now befo' de people, and let de past
take care OBJ itself. Susan war mad, but
our leaders said Shaw, it won't amount
to de scEeetch OBJ a cat. So we nomer-
mated a ticket to catch 'sm comm an
agWyin' to suit ebberybOdy.
An now, my fellow sufferers, you who
am wsnderin' in dis vale OBJ tears, Uncle
Elias will meet you frequently durin' de
conspirin' times ahead. Don't put do
price OBJ your vote too low. Keep stiff
upper lip an charge high at de begin
in. De pRhty needs all de votes an de
man who don't get de qWid pro quo,
(which am Lstan for der full value,
which l learned at de convenshun,) dis
fall hRb slept on his oppercstunity.
Keep your eye on your Uncle Elias
durin' de Campaign.-Winfisld Tribune.
The advocate., 1894-06-27
Onr Saving Machine.

It will pay anyone who needs q sew
ing machine to read the advertisement
Of the ADVOCATE" machine on page Is.
Notice the following interesting facts:
It is q high grade machine in every
respect.
Il is warranted for ten years.
It is ornamental 90 we'll 90 useful
1t is shipped prepaid subject to the
buyers approval.
With It you get all the extra attach.
ments that usually 60 with high-priced
machine.
Buy it, and save money and hard work.
The advocate., 1894-06-27
Kansas RepnbIIean PIatform. ls0l.

Resolved, First-The constant patriotism Of
our party is In itself guarantee 20 the nation
that the interests OF its defenders, their
The advocate., 1894-06-27
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June %, 1894.
WHEAT-Cash, 5o5S cents; July, 6O1s centsi
Sept 699s cents.
CoRN-CAsh, lOJs cents; July, l11s cents;
Sept, 4lA cents.
0ATs-0ash, l4l6 cents; July, 80 cents.
PORK-CAah &ia50
The advocate., 1894-06-27

When writing 70 our advertisers al
ways mention the ADVOCATE.
The advocate., 1894-06-27

WIS. Tough Il Son, managers OF the Kansas
City Stock Yards horse and mule departments
The advocate., 1894-06-27
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Shipping steers, S285lDS5O; native
COWS, Sl.2j0D2S0; ssOckers and feeders, $2OOCs
1856; bulls, sl.760180O.
HOes-Rulk of sales, A90lD500; lights, york.
eFS and pigs, MbO(dA,90.
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wlEuY lkDEpEEDEHT.
III. rue c4rlI.Is..

The NsS YORK Record says: il -as
the same Carlislc-noi the Secretary
but The Congrsssman-abO said:
i am in favor Of every practicable
and constitutional measure that will
have a tendency to- defeat or retard
The preparation Of this great crime;
and ] am also in favor ~ every prar.
ticabIe and constitutional measure
that will aid Us III deyising a just and
permanent ratio Of value between the
two metals. 20 that they may circu-
late side by eide, and not alternately
drive each other into exile from one
country to another The other
Carlisle not the Congressman, but
the Secretary Of the Treasury-now
tells us that, until England will give
ug permission 10 enforce Ourown Con
stitutiOn and coin silver as well rs
gold we ought to continue our ad
hcsion TO the gold standard Of values
etc, and that to refuse to redeem
Treasury uotes, made payable in sill
yer III the express terms Of the con-
tract. in anything but gold would be
r~epu.-atiOn in its most odious form"
There are persons who identify Car.
Isle, the Kentucky Congressman. and
Carlisle, the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, as II and the same man. But
that il too large a craft on c;cdu!ity.
II cannot be. There are certainly
two Carlislcs.
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ITeatInE lEm.e ORE.

Captain bradford Of Denver re-
Gently tested q batch 81 ore from the
MercUr and Marion mincsin southern
Utah and made the following returns
which. IL reliable, entities him 10 the
credit Of possessing occult power
equal to that 81 Aladdin:
Out 81 ore that the two companies
have been squeezing gold To the aver.
age amount Of eli per ton, the ncw
process got 80 80, and ont Of the tail
ings that tlic Highest cstimate had yaI.
ued hitherto at q or less, fully sl3 were
taken. The officers Of the Mercur
Company were amazed, Ia Say the
least. at this FhOw ing and one can
readily understand the reason why.
They took the buttons and had them
carefully testel Tho claims Of the
Bradford process wcTc sustained by
them.
Tho mysteries ~ the prnccBs arc not
known, nine patents covering them,
but Captain bradford has 80 much
faith in their efficiency that he made
a JrOI OgitiOn recently t0 the Mcfcur
Company 90 put them up a mill with
ont II dollar Of cost to them. he to ask
as remuneration only n certain per.
cen,agO Of the gold he should be able
To- extract from the orc.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CAgsOSC ITY. NEy8D4. Dec. 10. IsJi.
To "hDm II may concern:
Notice IL hereby given that the
Central Pacific RaiifOai CowLnuy
has filed IN this Office - lis ~ lands
situated IN the tO%uahip deacniNI
below. and has applied TOT a pa,en,
for Faid lands; that the l!Et is Dpen o.
the public Tor infpectiDH. and Il cypy
thereof. by dcgcHptIVe gUtziiTisfonE.
has been pJstri IL 4 Convenient r!afe
in this Office Tor the iHtpcc,bH IL al
rcre0na interested and taa public
generally.
Within the next sixiy iaJs fliigE,
ing th0 date II this notice. prDinatg ny
contests against tho claim IL the cam
Inny 10 any tract or gEi>iiYisyu De.
scribcd in the let, IH tie gfpIHd ,ha.
the came IL more valuable foT mihag.
nj than agricultural pufp<a1s vii b.
received and noted fDr remit " tie
General Land Office az Wash ingtyp.
ID. G..
r. 30. H. 30; r. 81, H. 20: 7. 81 Il.
50, being North q! haaa line. md
East Of ut. DiabiO Heridian, Sega,
dn.
OH GALt.Ur,
Register
ID. H. Hall,
Receiver.
Ld2i ltcw,d,f,lO&J
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AltcntIon, Ciniln OMnrr.,

Owners Of minirg claims fhould 70
member that in order to secure the
benefit Of the Act Of Ccngrcgg. np.
proved July ls, 1891. g%uspcnding the
clause Of the mining law requiring
600 worth ~ assessment work Ia be
done on claims each year. that they
must file II notice sCiiinR forth their
desire TO take such benefit, with the
district or county recorder whore tho
original roticc Of location wns filed.
THIS notice must be fled before jan.
!. 1895.
Blank notices can he had Mt tho IN
p]ErESDrSr office for ten cents each.
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Essy r.n1x....

Cd boar tezdad Winter has CON-
Derced busine4 Ia zyne- The
mountains ~ -hite and the valley
: covered TO q depth Of sir inches or
more Eith . Seecy Coating Of the
-B-zutiful s,oE- The farmers have
sboat completed their peeraratioos
to- -intsr- Coka=l Mooreis hired
neE have been busy getting doEnthe
EInte-s rood from the hills and haul
ing grain 10 Eureka. j. T Wright
L tending TO his cattle and guarding
. lot stove be.-en -hiIe Wa.
Myers has been busily engaged in
getting everything into ship-shape
order for = l0ag and severe -inter.
Tom Short hes JUST finished slauyh-
tering a fe= IA. por.ers for market.
Lea Wines has sold his stock oigoods
and intends moring SION. This IN
tended departure Is regretted BIZ
MS many friends II the WALLER. The
store Eiu b= under the management
q his brother. Ira, in the future. The
school iuSORth RGb: District closed
LAST Thanksgiving and Professor
Rissby. after a successful term o.
eachinE- returned to his hone II
E!Eo- Pro- Brandon. OF Central Ruby
Di=trcE gTTe general satisfaction to
tie pupils and patrons o. his school
and expects 20 close 4 successful tenn
o! teaching sometime IN the spring.
Tzo o, Ruby Valleys citizens recen.
y engaged IN a facss. ore resolved
~ al! cst On .he hand and = broken
finger. The otheE came of unfniured.
All : peaceful al the seat OF xa,. No
further trouble Is expected.
4 deep ggoom has been cast over
the people Of this community By the
sudden and almost unexpected death
OF Mrs. Tom Shorts mother. The
good old Lady had been apparently
hale aud hearty up to within u few days
~ her death. Her death was as peace
ful and calm as her life had been.
The sympathy OF the entire commr4
nifty goes out to the bereaved family
IN their hour Of deep sorrow and
mourning for their dead. Earth has
lost noble soul; heaven has gained
n aEge! pure.
OBSERVER.
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a herd Of cattle has been roaming
the mountains between Rogue river
and tleSouth fork Of the Umpqua in
Oregon for ~ years and IL now nnm.
bers 800 cattle. They arc wild IA
deer and difficult Of approach. Tho
practical hnrm they rio Is that gentle
cattle belonging to farmers nrc cntic.
ed off and join tlia Wild band. II is
proposed now Ia round them up and
kill them.
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stcrIcr ricnd. Chilly.

NEw York, Dee. 17-Samucl &
Stcclcy, the former book keeper Of
the Shoe and Leather national Bank.
charged with aiding the late Freder.
lex Baker, in robbing the bnnk Of
$4,000 vac arraigned IN tho United
Stntes Circuit Court to day, Ilc
pleaded guilty and wits reminded nm
oil Friday for sentence.
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We wish TO sincerely thank our
ncighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted and sympathized with us dur
ing the recent illness and death Of
u darling baby. May the same
kind sympathy be theirs in the hour
81 need.
Mr.. A@D Mrs. Ksox 4. CRAsE.
South Fork. New. Dec. IL. 1884.
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EE.kTs--

On motion Of Cockrell Of Missouri
the Sennt; went into executive scs.
sion Immediately after meeting to-day
TO permit Harris Of Tennessee to en-
ter Il motion for recOnsidering the vote
b. which the nomination Of Judge
CLARK to he District Judge Of the
Eastern and Middle districts OF Ten.
nessce was confirmed.
Harris said he had been informed
Of serious charges against Clark,
which he thought ought To be nvcs.
tigated while there was yet an oppor.
tunity.
Tho doors were ]rcOpcnc1 at l:-0.
PETER Of Kansas desired to read Il
communication from the sorghum
manufacturers Of his State. but Gal
linger Of New Hampshire objected
because % other important business
that was to come up today. and per.
mission was given to- print in the
record.
Tho Senate bill 10 revive the grade
Of LIeutennnt-G General in" the army
was reported by Hawley and placed On
the calendar.
Quay introduced Il bill Ia pro.
ride Il suitable residence for the Pres
dent.
The Senate then proceeded to the
spccial order Tor the day. Speeches
were made presenting 10 the govern.
Tneni by the State OiNer Hamfahire
statues Of John Stark and DAME!
Webster. Addresses were delivered
by 4 number Of Senators.
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Csrr-stszsi.

wAsHrxo1us. Dee 5a-ne House
net at IL oicsock ;o-day. Breckia-
ndse Of Kentacky reported IN i'm
portani urgency descieay LII up
p-roprsinas gsnnco 70. tie enrs.
This appnpnaticn iR@ai"i The Be
sciency bin Shieh rLasd tie House
a fez day. ago. bit shieh s-s beng
held up In tie Senate. B~~cksHnjge
stated TIA. miles this suPpl=-entag
bin was paSed inmaiz:ely xo,E on
The oensus would step.
Cannon of Tninos prevailed upon
Breckenndge 10 accept an amend
rent zpPToPis;Ing sl2Hco to- the
fees q. jurors ulg1 ncirdsi II the
former binl sod - sHend=d tie bill
vas pzsG-
On tts ari0a u Skies u Neg
Yorka biIl -zs rezsi to pension the
Hdo= Ct ie Lz:e Maior General Ma
thani<lP Banks !: The rate Of siuo a
mouth.
Cultivate presented : ioint resolu
ten to- the Ussal boldly Ed!0z'n
aasnt. TO begin Saturday, December
I'D. and ead Taarsizy. Jan. % The
resolution VS. privileged
EsgEsh Of Nez JeczE arose -ith
tbe saie1f;oa q Offering n amend
r4eat 10 ad.oa-a :o-mOrroT, =hsu
OrthEaite cut hin oT Eith a demand
fox the preTio1s question.
ErgIish gave notice that be would
demand aqUorum. The Tcte s1iy de-
re,0pei Es r - to:ty five
members, and Cultivate =~itsdrerv
the resolution.
The House then Esnt into Com
rafttee Of the Whole and re.
s1n@i consideration Of the Currency
ban.
sp4rr Of Connecticut took the
foor 20 support the measure. SpeEry
Faid while personally be did Tot IA
yor a revival Of State banks, he was
-illiug to scquiesce under the coadi.
tons imposed in order 20 secure the
good features Of the measure. He
was a believer in the safety fund
principle, he said, because it insured
the prompt redemption % notes
without expense to the holders. 1t
made the notes practically a national
currency.
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INSTALLATION Of Omret.,

Elko Lodge No 10. F.&A. N. will
install officers for the ensuing Mason.
ic year at 8 o'clock r.. 81. 0n st John'e
Day, December q, 1891. Al Muster
MWons IN good standing. accompani.
ed by wife. daughter or lady friend
are respectfully invited 10 be present.
Refreshments Immediately after the
installation ceremonies.
j f. TRpLETr.
Secretary.
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E Osn has removed to The cd
Free Pres o@oe where be has a tine
Hock Of ladies mems and ehiidren's
boots and Shoes IN variety uhich be
VIII sell at prices to suit the times
Repairing In al It's branches cheaply
and neatly done With dispatch
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We laYo inst received abont 800
samples Of mon'o suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall anC Winter.
Suite made 10 order from sl5 aud
pants from 60 up. NJ. REISmART. =
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y ino display az sitvcr wate.fancy
dishes, LAMPS, Knives, fofle. spoons
etc., Al the EFT. NJ. Coz. Call aud
iDepcct these goods, which aro the
meet In their line ever broug
Elkn.
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L. Burklrt Il i.uoy TO do
kinds Of painting, piper hnnRinR aud
decorating on short notice. IIcgunr
antoos 10 give satisfaction Go To
him when you need anything in bis
me-
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CASH EECFUITs.
FOR SALE.

One or twO hundred head Of stock
cOTs and mich cows q; reasonable
pncea, Wan also sell all cattlcs
-. ranches and ranges owned by roe,
IL waited DT STICK III lunches Of tif.
y, cue or tao hundred heal or more.
IL buyer wishes. This Is 4 good il.
Testincnt Tor any One Wishing To 20
into stccE aud cattle bUsiHel8.
THOMAS. TRAINER,
Eureka.
Ncgada.
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rDrItf

J.ckGtz iOr the opening bali at the
D"irt HDtei Christmas night are for
sale Il DaTij5OB' s,iSeinhart'r and Hen
lsy's stDSes and a. the ~pnstDiiice and
Dept IIpteL
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BalaIauce in treasury. s2T.72

The aiSOy, balance stands TO tn.
credit OF the various fuuds as Der
Treasures Balancs Sheet, dated
June 18th. 1891:
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ADVERTISING na1Es.

wni u Ea.. "a ~ a q. rsr.t; VIA
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rheumatism III the back. shoulders
hips, ankles, elbows. or wrists. is
caused by Accommodations 81 acid =:
the blood. Holds Sarsapasilla neu-
tralizes the "eid and cures rheuma.
tism.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
Az EVENING

n~e.sage.,. saA,s.a.es.
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Since the last report s appli,
cations for State land we're filed, eth.
bfacIng 7JS l1ncre=.
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il0nd's Pills are the best family ca.
thartic and liver medicine. Harmless
and reliable.
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Total receipts $500
ihidSthte June ,'ii'nt e. 1916
Pad FROM county funds. 1909 =
Paid fGmschOol fnud-... 1910 .
Paid from road fuLCs go. i.oGIu
-
Total disbursements. .,S2j37O
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Pre- Pres ONCE where be has a hne
stock Of ladies' mems and ehildrenis
boots and Shoes IN variety uhich be
I'll sell at prices TO suit the times
Repairing In al its branches cheaply
and neatly done With dispatch
A
Grand Opening Ball
b a
WILL sE GIrES AZ
The Depot Hotel -
Dining Boom
Christmas Night
DEC ID. 1907.
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fsAyS gasgs Il !'iL!.S !sas?,
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". BooHEn. Editor and Pro-

priesor.
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SUMMARY

Total.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01
OEsAR1o's CRUEL CRIME.
Carnot's Slayer Wild With JOY whe
He Was Selected.


Paris, June 30.-A dispatch from Mar
seilles this morning announces that sol
dier detained in the military prison at
that place, upon hearing Of the assassina-
tion of the president gave the authorities
full details concerning the plot which
was Matched at Cette. and also furnished
the names of seven anarchists
who, after the executions of Vail
liant and Henry, drew lots to decide
which Of them was to kill Carnot The
lot fell to Santo Cesaro which now
seems to be the real name of the assassin,
the mistake in the inversion of his name
resulting from the Italian custom Of writ
ing the family name first CesariO is
described as having been wild with JOY"
when he found that he had been selected
to commit the murder
Throughout the city and all over France
preparations are about completed for the
funeral tomorrow of President Carnot.
1t would seem that the people have de-
termined to make the funeral demon
stratiOn against anarchy, as well as
Il tribute of deep respect to the dead
chief magistrate. This demonstration,
however, is entirely calm; it shows that
France really mourns her loss and is
deeply inCensed at the outrage upon the
part of the anarchists.
Premier Dupuy will retain all of his
present colleagues in the ministry. and
there will consequently be no ministerial
declaration upon the reassambling of the
chambers on Tuesday.
President Casimir-Perier has sent a
floral crown to the palace of the Flysee
to be placed on the coffin of M Carnot
The crown is of red roses, with palm
leaves acrosss the base and draped with
crepe. 1t is six feet in circumference.
A military attachC of Queen Victoria S
household has arrived here with wreaths
sent by the queen aDte The Prince OF
Wales.
ITALY AFTER THE ANARCHISTS.
Rome, June 30.-A most animated anti
anarchist campaign has been inaugurated
by the police in Italy, and, as result,
many letters of menacing character
have been addressed TO King Humbert
Premier Crispi and other prominent per
sons. The state of siege in Sicily has
been prolonged indie finitely
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the company and not attempt to exten d
the Pullman boycott.
TO GO OUT AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg, Pa, June 3O,-A prominent
officer Of the American Railway Union,
who has been in Pittsburg several days,
left for Chicago tonight. Before
leaving he said to reporter
AN attempt will be made
Monday to bring out all the rail
road men in this vicinity. I have been
organizing the Inen and expect full coop
GRAFTON on their part. The men will be
asked not to handle Pullman cars or haul
trains having Pullmans attached. The
railroad men hereabouts are we'll organ
led Monday l expect to see a complete
tie up here, as well as in the west"
QUEEN AND CRESCENT MEN CALLED.
Cincinnati, June 3O.-Shortly after lC
o'clock this morning Strike Manager
Phelan issued an order calling out all the
men employed on the first division of the
Queen and Crescent system The order
applied to engineers, fireman. brakemen,
conductors, and in fact everybody con
nected with the operation OF the road as
far as Lexington, Ky MIR. Phelan said
he would have the entire southern road
completely tied up bV night
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CHATTANOOGA TO THE RESCUE.
A Bank Ships $50, 900 in Gold to He'll
Increaso tho Reserve.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 3O.-The Chat
tanooga National Bank shipped $4,000 in
gold to the subtreasury at New York to-
day, as a Chattanooga contribution TO aid
in building up the gold reserve c. A.
Lyerly, president Of the bank, said this
was done in response to circular letter
from The United States treasurer received
to-day. in which il was stated that the
government wished TO exchange currency
for gold. There will be other shipments
from Chattanooga
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01
PRENDERaAsr GIVEN a STAY
He Was 20 Have Been Hung To-mor-
row, but Is Given More Time.

Chicago, June 30-Judge Payne has
granted stay Of execution in the case of
the assassin, Prendergast, because Of the
present hearing. Prendergast was SEN
fenced TO be hanged on July 2, but the
court announced that the execution Of the
sentence will be deferred uutii the pres
ent insanity hearing is concluded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01
TO FIGHT ON TIE TARIFF.
The House Won't Give In to the Sem
ate Without a Struggle.

Washington, June 30.-While there has
been no formal meeting Of the committee
on ways and means and no resolution has
been passed defining the programme Of
procedure to be followed when the tariff
bill is returned TO the House yet the com
mittee is agreed on the two principal
points. These are; First that the bill
will be sent 10 conference without any
preliminary effort TO secure agreements
in whole or in part ia the House second.
the determination of the committee is to
make the ultimate tariff act as near like
the original Wilson bili-as il left the
House as time persistence and endurance
will allow There is no disposition to
surrender in any degree to the Senate
amendments