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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-29
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Question Of Contracts With othsr Liaes
Referred to a Master.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. June gs.-There r.
10 be another Ions inquiry before a master
in the Northern Pacific case. tbis tims -
determine whether or not IL IL for the in-
terest OF the trust estate to have Iha
Northern Pacific TO make certain traffic
contracts with the receivers Of branch
lines The receivers want TO make con
tracts with nineteen different roads and
they want the contracts 10 relate back 10
the time OF thar appointment, August IS.
lss3, and 10 cover the whole period. A.
tached 10 tae petition which was prsseetsd
10 Judge Seaman today is statement
showing the losses under the other con.
tracts while the receivers have b~eu ia
charge. and an estimate Of the losses IN
the same amount OF business under the
proposed contracts Judge Sesuan has
referred the matter 20 Alfred T.. Carey.
who i authorized 70 take the testImouy
anywhere Ia ths CHltsd States aud
Canada.
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PARIS, jane IS. - Anarchist Granier
killed himself today at Montpelier rather
than suffer arrest.
Detectives had been watching Granier
who was suspected of being an Anarchist
and possible accomplish of Santo and
this morning they determined to surround
and search his house. GrAnier, IL appears
during last Sunday afternoon previous TO
the attack on President CarnOt. was heard
10 remark: by this time Carnot must
have received his ouistus."
When Granier's house was surrounded,
the detectives burst in the door aud sum-
moned the Anarchist TO surrender. Gra-
nier, who was seated at table eating,
sprang TO his feet aud for mo-
ment stood motionless with surprise.
Then with surprising swiftness be
picked up long, sharp knife and plunged
1t into his abdomen and with "A few swift
turns of the wrist disemboweled himself.
He expired almost Immediately.
A quantity of anarchist literature was
discovered, together with documents
which connect SantO with Granier and
others, in the conspiracy which resulted in
the murder OF President Carnot. IL is
DOW believed to be established beyond
doubt that Santo, Granier aud man
named Llborer, who was arrested Monday,
and others not Vet in custody, plotted tue
death of President Carrot In order to
avenge the execution of Rsvocbol. Vail
liant and Henri, all of whom, before dying
announced their deaths would be avenged.
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The British government has decided
% remit The c-3st0znsrv tax "a certain
dogs employed uPon TIE souta ooas. y.
Devon These animals perform ne
work - swimming %; - "a snd
catching hold Il ths rope thrown frora
the tsAersnea lpats- They bring tke
line ashore. and thus sna bic the people
who ar va ting GO the beach - pail
the boaf through TIE sErf Tie EaFx
IL veEy raE<y- ard The shore r. 80 roclr
tkai tb- fs1rrrseu var'd - utterly
unable 70 get taes. baats ~ without
the asd q fse dogs, wt.la are tFzsnea
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a NJ tEs z-sl q the ealits- hat :heee
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Fair Friday; probably fair and warmer Sat
urGay.
Highest temperature yesterday ........... ss
Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Cooler clear weather: gentle north to light
northeast wind and higher barometer.
Average for month thus far........... u
June average. past hve years ........ "A
Average foE 9Th IS
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-FOllowing is the
forecast up to 5 p. m. Thursday:
Oklaboma-Continued high Temperatures:
generally fair.
Ksnsas-Fair; continued high temperature;
variable winds.
ColoradO-Fair; variable winds.
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TOPEKA. June 2S-Seventy counties hav'
now elected delegates to the Democratic
state convention. and the Democratic lead
ers say tonight that two-thirds of thes
delegates are tooth and toe-nail agains
fusion. In many cases the delegates have
been instructed to oppose coalition Will
the Populists.
The convention meets next Tuesday and
as near as it is possible to predict when thu
Democratic party of Kansas is IN question
1t Is safe to say that straight ticket viii
be put out.
This change in the spirit of the Kansas
Democrats may even go so far, 1t Is sslo, as
TO beat the Endorsement of George Clark,
the Populist candidate for associate justice,
although the Democrats know that CLARK
IS a good enough Democrat and was nomi'
mated as bid for fusion from the other
side.
If the fusion is sent by the board, as now
appears probable, the Democrats will fur
ther voice their sentiments against the
populists by nominating Dave OYermyer
who is against any pool with the calamity
ties and has had the courage to say so.
But the general feeling here is that 1t Is
foolish TO make predictions in regard to
what the Democrats may or may not DO.
i
and when they get together their old time
anxiety to beat the Republican party by
hook or crook may possess them, and as a
result fusion may follow.
The fusionisrs IN the crowd will at least
insist on the Endorsement of candidate for
Associate Justice Clark, and candidate for
ngressman-at-Large Harris.
AS Harris is an exConfederate and
Clark a Democrat in principle and only q
Pop for revenue, these two are very likely
to get the Democratic Endorsement.
LewelllnE expects an Endorsement. but
with Dave OVermyer running things just
at present he will expect in vain.
It is conceded that the Populistic foible
OF taking up female suffrage has done
more to eliminate the posi- biiity of fusion
than anything else. Lewelling foresaw
this when be opposed putting female suf-
frage into the Pcpulistic platform. The
Endorsement Of Pop candidates carries
with 1t the Endorsement of the platform
upon which they are running, and the lat
ter thing majority OF the Democrats will
not brook
Even in the case of straight ticket the
female suffrage charivari party which be-
sieged the Republican and PopuIist con-
yentlons will be here to sing a siren song
TO the great unwashed They have Sc
lected Mrs. Hib Case, the wife of Demo-
cratic lawyer, o,present the suffrage cause
10 the committee Oh resolutions. They
VIII not attempt to do ANYTHING in open
convention and the leading Democrat Is
have warned them that the delegates will
not stand any such noakey-shines as were
cut before the POpulist convention.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO YORK.

LONDON, June 2S.-AlexaGder Siemens.
of the firm of Siemeus Bros. & Co, who
are laying the new commercial cable be-
tween Europe and America. telegraphed
as follows to Major General Sir Francis
Walter De Winton, the comptroller and
treasurer of the household Of the duke
aud duchess Of York, upon the occasion Of
the birth Of a sou TO their royal high
nesses:
MID ATLANTIC. Monday, June 25.-
Nat. SO, Long. 10 - W.)-May / ask you
10 be kind enough 10 convey to their royal
bighnesses, the duke and duchess OF
York, the hearty congratulations aud best
wishes OF the whole ships company OF the
stezms hip Faraday, DOW engaged in laying
the third cable for tie Commercial Cable
company"
Sir Francis sent an appropriate reply.
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SHOWS HIS CLovEN FOOT.
Carl Browne Denies Place and Food TO
Distressed Comrades.

WASHINGTON, D. c, June = The origi-
nal Coxey army Is not anxious 10 extend a
fraternal hand 10 other commonwealsrs.
the chief reason being that their oxn sup
ply Of provisions Is SO low thar me Is
have become scanty aud iufreqUeat. Carl
Browne turned out Of camp Frye and his
army, who arrived here SUNDAY. tired
hungry, and woe begone after their long
Journey from the wet. Frye AMI bis men
went over u the Calvin camp, mile
SWAY, where they were welcomed by the
doZ z members .. thai army stiu remain
ing IN the vicinity. The GaivinI5e>. how
ever. had lizzie 70 offer their fellow com
moDwealers- Tie E0xey.,e bT.-sdes sre
slowly dwiadlin-- No interest i taken in
them now by ne pubic, AMI contributions
have about ceased
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oLNEY's PLAN ABANDONED

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-In the discuss
ion to-day by the house committee on Pa
clfic railroads of the fundiug bills, il was
practically decided TO abandon the feature
of the plan proposed by Attorney General
Olney that permitted a reorganization of
the railroad companies in case they were
not satisfied 10 continue on the basis OF the
plan adopted
The cash balance in the treasury at the
close of business today was STA $50 els, of
which s66, 19S, O19 was gold reserve.
The president has signed the bill Great
ing Labor Day" IA nsti0nal holiday.
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HoRsETH1EYEs GETTING BOLD.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o, T., June 28.-The
country east of here IS stirred up over the
bold work of horsethieVeS.
y dance was given at the Cunningham
place east OF the city on Monday night,
and while the amusement was in progress
seven of the horses ridden to the dance by
guests were stolen. A posse was organ
lied, and Mr.. VIM. Bruce informs US that
all of the horses have been recovered, but
the thieves escaped. Two Of the horses
were found twelve miles east and three
near Tecumseh.
On the same night three horses were
stolen in the city. They have been heard
of near TecUmseh,
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RoCHEFoRr rs pEssIMIsTIC

LONDON. June 2S-Henri Rochefort, in
an interview today said he considered the
choice of Casimir- Perier for president to
be tue worst possible TO make. The new
president would try 10 revive the personal
government of the late Marshal NacMahon
aud like the latter would have TO surren-
der or resign. RUcbefort said: "Hs
presidency means civil war. He would
seek the alliance of Germany in order to
sell the Germans his coal. as he is the
chief stock holder in the Ansein mines, the
richest ia France. He has already an
nounced his intention of dissolying the
chamber and it will not be long before a
conflict occurs"
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pfan and f7is EsTt-oaE,e1t

AS far back ss early Grecian civiliza-
ton Hippoc-ates couprehended re-
lationship between man and his e2-
vironment Observing the influence
Of the various countries upon re peo-
pie, he SAYS: You wili auo. a. . rule
that the form Of the body and he dis
position q the mind correspond 20 th>
nature Of the country IN 10 modern
work q biology can we tiDe better
definition % environment: and its ef-
1ec:s upon the individual than that
given b. this sage Greci-H philosopher.
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In the Honss.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Among the bills
that passed the house today was one to
amend the judiciary act of August Is, 1883.
1t provides that receivers or managers APP
pointed by United States courts may be
sued without the permission of the ap-
pointing courJ just as the original corpor
alton might have been sued. Several navy
bills were passed and then the bill for the
admission of New Mexico was taken up.
1t passed without division.
At AIS the quorum disappeared and the
house adjourned.
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ROSEBERY ON RACING

LONDON, June 2S-LOrd Rosebery, in
his reply TO the letter sent him by the
anti-gambling league protesting against
horse racing, says: My position is simply
like Cromwell. whose official position
was higher than mine. and the sfrictne<s
of whose principles cannot ee QUESTIONED
/ possess a few race horses. and am glad
wnen one OF them happens 10 be u good
one -
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MORTUARY,

CHICAGO. June 2S.-Major Edgar p.
Toby. commander of Battery D and one Of
the oldest and best known citizens OF Chi
cago died today.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 2S-Mrs. Sailie
Gordou Law, related To General John B.
Gordon of Confederate fame, and herself
a noted philanthropist, died today a ged 50
YeaIS.
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Ola English LAWS.

For many years gypsies were
hanged in England. Migrants wers
whipped naked al the carts tail.
their eyelids cut OF and the ~
happy wretches exposed TO the burn.
ing sun; their noses slit. their fore
heads branded with a letter =. The
stocks, gibbet. cross, thuTnbscrew and
whipping post were all used TO make
men good" Jack hetch was en-
Ployed and masked headsmen id their
work until there came time when 10
one COLD be found brutal enough 70
do IL
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RoNoRs FOR THE PRESIDENT

PARIS. June 2S-The new president will
attend the funeral of the late president on
Sunday. General Fevrie grand chancellor
of the Legion OF Honor, today present ted
President Casimir-Perier the grand cross
OF the Legion and with the collar of grand
master Of the Legion OF Honor. which po-
sltlon the president assumed in succession
of the late presidents, in view Of his rank
as chief of the state
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TEXAS PRoH1BIrIoN1sTs.

WACO, Tex, June 28.-The state prohi-
bition convention met here today and nom-
mated the following ticket:
For governor, J. NJ. Dunn: lieutenant
governor, Ii. j. Damon; attorney, J. B.
Golf; treasurer, Ed Rogers; COMPTROLLER,
l.. a. Wing; land commissioner, A B.
Daley; public instruction, j. w. Will
Jams. At a late hour tonight the conven-
ton had not adjourned.
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LINCOLN, Neh. June es-The snp-su,s
court today handed dowa an opiaiou tn the
Celebrated ease Of tue Fitz gerald q Mall
Tory Construction company against tAs
Missouri Pacific railroad It has been In
the courts tor almost six years AMI tue
judgment = for S76I 94aOS. with lot rest
a per cent from December To- 1871. a
good advance GA what JadS- riob-tts
found due S5so. SIS a. John Fitzgerald IS
The man who has been pushing the case
sad be Will set ABOUT $40 600 o. the yer
diet
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TO TEST THE RIFLES

WASHINGTON, june 2S-Seuator Sber-
today introduced resolution which went
over, 10 test the rules instructing the com
mittee on interstate commerce commission
20 inquire into the eXpeClenCy of reEulat-
ing by law the employment and use OF
sleeping and parlor cars not owned by rail-
road companies engaged in Interstate
commerce, the cost OF operating them. the
charges made for their use and what
ought 10 be reasonable charges for the
seats, berths aud sections IN such cars.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

BROOKLYN, \. Y, June 2S-There was a
murder aud suicide at the residence of J.
Sautter this afternoon. Michael Gamer,
an employe of Sautter, murdered Sautter's
daughter Annie, a pretty girl. After
shooting the girl twice GAMER shot him.
self in the forehead. The girl and her as
sailant both died this evening without re-
gaining consciousness. Annie refused TO
accept attentions frcm Gamer.
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PRENDERGAsT's TRIAL.

CHICAGO, June 2s-TBree female ex.
perts, Doctors Sarah Hzckett Stevenson.
Harriet Alexander aud Florence Hunt.
were witnesses today in the Prsnderg at
insanity bearing. They testified that the
assassin Is al imbec l. and thai his brain
Is uot developed. Oth-r witnesses we're
examined. among them Mrs Prem lerEast
The mother Of the prisoner. she test lie
tbat there had been iasaaiIy ia tie
-
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DEPUTY HELD FOR MURDER.

SOUTH ENID. o. T., June 28-The jury
in the inquest which sat today upon the
killing of Robert Hutchinson of North
Enid, returned a verdict asking that Dep
uty Sheriff Themes Withers and Robert
Bllingslee, who did the killing, he held
for murder They were brought to this
city this afternoon aud locked in jail.
They will have preliminary hearing AT
o'clock %. M tomorrow
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COURT AUTHORIZES A LOAN.

81. Louis. June 2S.--Jndgs Tbaysr, Of
the United States circuit court, has Issued
an order authorizing the receivers OF the
Frisco road To borrow a sum not exceeding
s4u0.UO. 10 provide for ANY deficiency ia
he funds applicable for fac pAymeat II
the coupons on che general mort gage bonds
due TO Jan. I, 1894. together with Interest
upon the coupons.
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SIR Francis sent an appropriate reply.
EXCITEMENT IN COMMONS.
Motion 20 Congratulate the Queen on
Birth Of York's Baby Condemned.

LONDON, June - -Thsrs was an m
precedente1 incident in the house Of com
mons this evening when Sir William
Vernon Harcourt, supported By Mr. Bal
four, moved an address OF cougTatulatioa
20 the queen upon the birth Of an heir
20 the duke OF YORK The motion was
about 70 be pu: when James Ksir HArdle.
probably tee most prominent Of th@ D. Dor
members u parliament, aid: Il ow.
allegiance % 10 hereditary ruler
lOb. O4J TIE motion proposes T.
raise the iup0r a1ce q al even. OF
every DAY occurrence. / an delighted
10 learn the chId - fairly hsa!thT. fDa.
OBJ I shall b. pleased . icin IN the o~.si-
uary congratulations u ! meet the ch!ld-s
parents. tut VIXEN the house q con- uoas
-spgssrutIuE the nst.on, = asked 10 i0.n
u coagratu. orc. then. | protest IEs~Ye
- o8e aspect OK the question watch csr-
cerus BE house ct Commons A C4n.u--
minister was required ~ lsw TO - preset
up - TIE Interesting OCCASION ! sulru
tBaf -r4-1 = rvccrrd ~ il ROT calculate. 20
-8Esscs tie Dignity q! tbs house ia he
eye. - tie uat-g1- iCrl~s Cs order, rot.
y . nay say 20. co1tiuae.f HARDIN.
bus x ycu g.lEe4 uirh those you repre-
cent ycu ysoa!a lad the people view ths-
matte ID a q it--rlr u4anu-f. Il sr~u1s e.
ne sCue p--t-z- oaEsr 90 ~ male iu CTS.
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tais cogaisF - EsuEize srt3els or =
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city, and will begin work for the amend
meEt at once Members for tie local suf-
frage association take turns keeping the
office in order and looking after the cores
pondence. A proof of suffrage literature
will be sent from the Topeka Office TO
every county in the state at least twice
month
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A FATAr. RrnE

TOPEKA, Kan, June 2S-Jsmes Tnomp-
soh' residing at = d street, this city, tel
fIom freight car in the santa Re xsrdS
last night, sustaining injuries from which
he 0led before morning. he had been
bathing IN the river, and boarded a passing
freight train 10 tide up town. He was II
Years old
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THF LADTYa

Tie pleasant effect aHd perfect SAFETY
with which Iadies nay uze th- California
Eguid laxative. syrup ~ = -. Hadsr ell
conditions. usEes 80 their f<vofIts -~n1sdF.
10 set ihs true aud zssa4ns sft.ci- loas
f0r lhs name % tns California K eTvlp
Co. printed bear tie bottom & lie y4cz-
Sc.
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READY FOR WORK
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF REPUB.
LICAN LEAGUE ORGANIZES.

J ohm Goodnow of Minnesota Selected
for Chairman and T.. Il. Harper,
the Life Insurance Man of New
York, Secretary-Commit-
tee Appointed to Suggest
Amendments to the
Constitution-The
Michigan Demo-
cratic Ticket.
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THE WITNESS pYNAMrTED

MONTREAL June - short y after mid
niEat tg!s morniuE a. attempt was made
10 blow M the Witness ofiiee with dvas-
mite. The Witness j. a. altTs-pro:e9tsat
prohi billion daily and Eas ~ al ltune.
many enemies The police are now in
vest eating
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LrnohinR Narrowly Avertsa.

BROOKFIELD. No. June ga lynchinZ
was narrowly averted here today Sheriff
Barton was expected in from ST LOUIS
with George and William Taylor, wanted
in this county for the murder OF Gus Meeks
aud family near Browning; but the sheriff
had been notified by telegram that there
was danger should he bring his prisoners
TO BroOkfie.d tonight, and he stopped at
Macon City and placed them in all there.
When the train arrived 1000 persons were
al the depot and fifty masked men in the
group When they discovered the prison
ers were At Macon. talk of going there was
INDUCED il. but she idea was fually given
up and peace again rejgas
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DEMOCRATIC LANDS.

BURLINGTON, Vt, June 2S-The Demo-
cratic state convention today nominated:
Governor, g. w. Smith; lieutenant-gov-
ernor. Z. y. Bullarl; secretary of state, j.
W. Gordon; auditor. f. Sargent.
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DEMOCRATS IN DEADLOCK

Democratic state convention reconvened
this morning, aud after adopting Il plat
form proceeded to ballot for state land
commissioner, on which the convention is
dead locked
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RAINMAKER MATTHEW'S AT WORK

ANTHONY, Kan, June @S-Rainmaker
Matt hewS of Wichita. under the contract
sith this city 10 produce rain IN this II
vlnliY within two days time, began opsr-
ations al kiowa today. The contract rnlIs
Tor the payment OF 500 only il The event
that the rain Is prod uc-d
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REBELS BEATEN.

BEUNOS AYBES, June 2s.-Advicss from
Rio Grsude do Sui say the insurgent forces
under General Saraiva have been beaten
by the loyal troops.
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NEW CANAL COMPANY.

Colon, June - An official cablegram
has been received here stating new com
pany has been formed in Paris for TIE
completion of the Panama canal.
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UNDER FALLING BUILDING.

VIENNA. June ga house in the course
Of building 1t Beichenburz. Bohemia. col
lapsed today aud number Of workmeu
were buried in the ruins. THREE sre dead
and nineteen were everely injured.
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FREIrscH.s coCKLR-sHFLI.

NV NoEE. Juue S--CAptain Fre;.seh
Of Milwaukee. IN his FORTY ZOOS schooner
rugged c5ckie-sksll. tie Mia, has srrived
on his WAY fEcl AIsHzuAsz &c Stockholm.
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beats on the throne, but sometimes we
eaten giimpses of his royal highuesS on the
race courses. (Oh's and cries of question
This child will be surrounded by syco-
plants aud hatterers and will he taught
70 believe himself king of creation In
course OF time be will tour the world with
rum0rs of morganatic marriages IN mis-
train. (CTies OF disS=ntl
As the house has not found time TO
vote coincidence with the widows, orphans
and others who are suffering from the ter
rible collery calamity IN Wales. l protest
against the present mummsry"
The motion was then pat. Hardie alone
protesting. and it was adop;-d amid pro
ionged cheering. Tbs budget discussion
was then resumed