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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-21
w w. PHELPS,
CIVIL AND SANITARY ENGINEER.

20 North Pleasant ST., Middlebury, Vt.
surveys executed; examinations ana re-
ports ON sewer systems. water mower
developed. Railway engineering and Topo-
graphical surveying. Nine years CITY Engl
neer OF Port Huron, Mich. Lately hiet EngI
neer OF Co Operative Town Co, Elizabethton.
Tenn. 81 IT,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-21

STIMULATE THE LIVER AND CURE CON
sT1pATION WITH DIR. HOwARD's spE-
CIFlC-ONE TINY PILL Is TIE DOSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04

AChicago woman punished n drunken
husband by putting large gentleman
goat in bed with Him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
wm. Dnrn., BY g5O. Moore receiving ss7.

Vim, Burns by $50, Moore receiving s27,
Burns 57S. 'lsE f'
For city treasurer Geo. G. sedgwick,
got $50, John Huklll 49,, q majority OF
505. :. n
John 8. Cochran, for city solicitor
downed Vim. 7. Dixon by 2G0. Coch.
ran polled sos, Dixon $40.
VIM. Coates for commissioner, rcceiv.
cd 75l, Geo. McGlumphy G35, majority
10. 'i,Fl
For water works trustee ]. p. Crowl
defeated Jacob Rosentlial by 4S5, Crowl
receiving 027 and Rosonthal ii2.
Matthew Jones was elected cemetery
trustee by 5li. lilo received 0l5 and
John Pennington i0l.
Charles II. Carpenter was elected over
Thomas Wilson Tor council in tho First
ward by 1853. Joseph Hilton over james
German In tho Second by l7G. George
Barr over W.. Ii. Helicnbinc in tho
Third by 200
Three assessors were elected as fol.
lows: J. W. Vickers by liz, Pier Cole.
man by 10, and George Strain by 205.
For Justice OF tho peace W. II.
Iiowells received 1913 in tho four pre-.
cincts, and ]. $. Mitchell. who was not
candidate, got l50S, llowclls' major
ity, sos.
Thomas Pugh for township clerk car.
ricd tho four precincts over Emerson
Campbell by 4S7. Pngh received 902,
Campbell 555.
For trustee Theodore Burris received
l,Ojl, John W. Hanson 400; majority
5jS.
Thomas Stanton for constublcreccived
LOSS, Albert Sapp 4S2; Stanton'a major.
lily 553. Thomas Thompson 054, Robert
Stcadman 46l; Ihompson's majority
4S7.
For the proposition 10 build a high
school building l,l0O were cast and li2
against it; majority 1854. The First
ward voted Il against, Second II, Third
AZ.
Tho proposition to replace tho old
portion OF the high school building
with new structure costing $4,000,
having carried ut Mondays election,
work will DO commenced on the new
building in about ono month. Tho
building is to have sixteen rooms and
the cost to not exceed the above figure.
It is to DO completed by November l,
1894. and only Martins Ferry labor is
to DO employed no matter who gets the
contract. The plans already submitted
mean a building costing not less than
$4,000 and not more than $4,000.
The architects who have already sub.
mitted p!nnsare Thos. II. Green, Leincr
& Faris, Chas. T. Hamilton, and Franz
helm & Gieeey.
1t is thought that not moro than one
month will DO lost by tho erection of
the new building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
Rare Weather In March.

Dir. C. sellncpf, tho government
observer, furnishes the following state
ment OF the weather record for the past
month: 1t was fair on II days; raincd
on S: clear on and cloudy on 5. The
average temperature was 1913 degrees,
rs against 1870 in the same month OF
'93. The rainfall in March this year
WAS 235 inches, and last year. L39.
There were light SHOWS on two days and
two thunder atorms. The coolest day
was tho 9th, when the thermometer
cot down to 10 degrees, and the warmest
the Goth, when it was up to 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
AT MARTINS FERRY.

The Republicans Naturally Jubi!ant Over
Their Sweeping Victory.
Martins Ferry Republicans arc jubi-
liant over their awccping victory Mon.
day. It is tho greatest on record.
Every Republican OH tho ticket was
elected by large majorities.
Samncl Mes.wool was elected mayor
by q majority of GiG over Thos. Irwin
and Ecnj. Powell. Wes,wootl received
la0l, Irwin 207 Powell. 81. z;
Z For E.arslial MEImer Moore defeated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
a slncnlnr Form OF l1onomnnln.

There Is class Of people. NATIONAL enough in
other respects, who are certainly monomaniacs
In dosing themselves They are constantly trying
experiments upon their stomachy. their bowels.
their liyers and their Kidneys with trashy nos.
truns. When these organs nrc really out OF or
der. II they would only use IloStcttcrs Stomach
Bitters. they would, II not hopelcssly Insane,
prcceivc its superiority
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-04
Hlaos, the Ladies Tailor.

RosEs, tho best hardy, at 81 50 to 50 so
per dozen. REDS NURSERIES. Tel. Ills.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

GHERIFF's BALE-HARRIEr r.. WOOD.
- plaintiff ~ Jeanette ieedy, formerly widow
OF John & Whitehead. and frank Leedy, her
Under and By virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale iseued out OF the
dstrict court Of the frst Judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana In and for the county Of Lewis
and clarke, on the 9Th day Of February. 4. u.
1894. in the above entitled action. whore!
Harriet Il. Wood, tho above named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned a judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sale against jeanette Leedys aud J. RANK
Leody. her husband, defendants, On he % i.t day
OF February, a. D. 1874 Tor tbs sum % 20 - ~ &.
besides interest costs aud attorneys fees which
said decree was on tho 9Th daI OF fepruarJ.
A. ID. 1884, recorded In Judgment book No. OF
said court at PAGE -, 4 am commanded TO
sell all those certain lots pieces or parcels OF land
situate. lying and being In the county q e@'s
and tlArke. state % Montana. and bounded and
described a. follows. 20 wit
q be east half of the the southeast quarter tho
east half o. he southwest g.arier Of Ito north
east quarter. the eAit half II the nor Invest quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter, the sou INV a. quar-
ter OF tho southeast quarter OF section number
nine (gl. aud the Vest half OF the northwest
quarter 81 the southwest quarter Of sect on
number ten ~. all in township number twelve
Q2) north Of rance number i've 49, west con-
tanning an area Of two hundred ami twenty (220)
scres according 10 tho United states eot eminent
survey; also all va water rights bitches. fran
chises and privileges upon. leaning %. con-
nscted with or usually had aud enjoyed in con-
nection with said described premises AID each
and every part and parcel thereof Also an un-
divided cns=third - interest ia six y-four feet
OK the north side 81 lot number eleven GD,
located on the notthwest quarter OF section
thirty ESQ., township ten 40. north Of range
three 81 west, commencing eiEty-two l02) feet
from the northwest corner OF lot number six
teen 06l thence north eixty-four lb4) feot,
thence north 81 degrees east 20 the west line OF
CloFe street nov Park Hvenuel; thence south
along sad line si1ty-fo (6il feet: thence west
to the place Of beginning. said piece Of land
being IN Thompson's addition 10 the town Of
Helena.
Public notice Is hereby given that on saturday,
the Sd day Of March. A. ID. 1874. a. ~ o'clock
m. Of that day, At the front door Of the court
house, Helena. Levi and Clarke county. Non
tana / will, IN obedience 10 said order Of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property. or 80 much thereof a. may
b. necessary 70 satisfy faid Judgment with in
tsres' and costs, TO the highest and bast bidder.
for cash IN baud
Given under my hand this OH day OF February.
A. ID lsvA
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
ByFRED r. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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pRoPosALs ToR sEaLFr

PROPOSALS FOR SEALED WHERE
a., The center OF the channel 81 the north
fork of IN river IL the dividing line between
tho counties Of Lewis and Clarke and leton.
and
Whereas. Tie county commissioner Of tho
two counties nave decided and hereby agree to
build bridge. jointly. acro's the said stream.
each county paying one-kAt the cost thereof
therefore. ~ u
EesoIved. That duplicate sealed proposals will
be received At the offices Of tie undersigned in
the city ~ Helena lewis and Clarke county.
and In the town OF (hoteau. q ton county. state
Of Montana until Monday. heb. ~ 1894. At 10
o'clock =. M. for the building Of one iron or
steel bridge 60 cost not 20 exceed ss.O0o. over
the north fork OF sun river. about nve miles
from the town OF Augusta, OF the following
Length Of m ain epan 200 feet. 10 be built on
iron tubular piers. about sixteen feet long
Width Il roadway. siKtson feet. length Of pile
pile approach on tho south end, ninety feet; to-
gether with the necessary grades at each end.
Bridge approaches and grades 70 be complete,
ready for travel, n accordance with specifics.
tons hls in both the county clerks offices Of
the above named counties. by June Is, 1894.
bidder to fui nish plans, fpeoihcations and
strain sheets for main span
Certified checks. one half payable TO the order
OF each OF the undersigned. Tor 10 per cent Of
the bid 20 accompany each proposal, same 10 DO
forfeited TO Lewis and Clarke and Teton coun-
ties should successful bidder fail 10 enter into
contract and give required bond. he success
fui bidder viii be required 90 enter into a
written contract binding himself 10 construct
said bridge In accordance with Plans and speci-
hcations. and 20 give bond, with LEGAL SURF
ties. IN a sun double the contract price. condi-
toned on thu faithful performances Of sAid CON
tract. The right to reject any and All bds is rs
By order OF the boards Of county commission-
ers Of Lewis and clarke and Teton eounties
County clsrE LOWS and d c 2iGfsSe county Mon
tGns. j. " WAMsLFl.
County Clerk Teton county, Montana
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

SnERlFF's sAIE-BY VIRTUE or AN ENE.
- cuuon In my hands. issued out ~ the dis
trict court % the first Judicial district % the
state Of Montana In aud for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. IN the tuit Of g.. e.. ual ton sgalnst
htcEard lEheF. duly nttestad the lNth day %
January. A. ID. 1921, / have levied upon all
tho right title and interest % the said ichara
Lahey In and 20 the following described prop
srty. fituated in LOWS aud Clarke county,
sla Of Montana viz
he American La LODI Mining claim. situ.
ated in Ntempe mining district Lewis and
Clarke county. hunfana. accordiug q notice Of
location thereof on q ia the OH 81 the clerk
snd rec rider ~ iswts and larks county
Montana ia book - lode locations.
rage A., to which said record reference is
herChy made Cor more complete description.
together with all and singular the fenomsnta.
hsred tHmsnts aud appurteuances thereuntu b.
louEfrE or iu aufwi-e auuartnininE.
Notice Is hereby eiyeu that on the goth
day ~ fetruart. A. ID. tsg,. tv ween thc hours
81 rlia O'clock m aud i've O'Clock o., fu.
OF said dsv to-wtE % ~ O'Clock IN a. the
front door of the court house cts
Of Helena levi. Fni tlarse oounty. etafa
~ NJ o. rur. Z viii seil an the right title AMI iu
teresf of tho faia ara trhf, fu arl to
SOC rsid shove desrrihet praperty to tho highest
bidder Tor cash in hand
0ivrn under ny hand this tho % day Of
cHAs. %. CURTIS sheriff
turp T. lloss Under her q.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

ALIAS SUMMONS - TIA JUSTICE
a court n lfrlena township. county ~ evils
and 4 larku. sfate 90 Montana before q. D..
truielor. ifsfice % f.e rnatu
=. 3. ouyushtur. plaiuan, " 4 p ito
drfendanf
abe state cf uoufsnI Co che above ramel le-
ffu.Iaui. rteHtInF
Aou are Lertil summoned g. d. a1l appea b.
fore me. B.. rut.hr. Justice 90 d. I.aacf lu
aEd Tor tna cHuufY rf owls and Iaran. al mF
ohee m hs.. nf. ~ liu Isn uaFs after Ga"
completion of tir punicattan ~ thlt summons.
tu-wit
Aftsr tho .tth daI 81 February lsNl thrn a1d
there g. make ausWer Go tao complaint 20 J. ..
AuuynEiaue. the above named plalutiu, Oh =
civil action TO recover the suu ~ uue huuur 81
dollar- upon an account fcr money had ani re
cetvrd b. yuu and Or the ne rud heurtt 70
tha sad plaintiff and Tor cest n siit and in Do
tAult thereof laagmnut vii b. fantutud sfalust
you, 4 y go. the shove named defendant in
tts sum u one hundrri uoilars an cusi af suit
Given under my hant this 2ith day - January,
l.tA a. D. thl it n rf.
ilai4-l .. 49, = z.s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

TNTHk DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
Judicial district Of the state Of Montana IN
and for the county Of evils and Clarke.
IN the matter Of the estate Of Charles A.
EroEnWnter deceased
Notice - hereby given that the applicAt on OF
Ihomas A. NARROW, administrator OF the estate
81 Charles r. hroadwater. deceased. for an or
der 81 said court directing and Authorizing him
TO borrow money 20 pay on tie charges, de
mande aud obligations Of eaid estate ana to
meet TIE current and necessary expenses Of sad
estate, anu 10 obtain extensions and renewals Of
such leans, we'll a. existing loans, for period
Of not exceeding two years, and 70 pledge and
repledge. mortgage and rsmortgage such prop
erty Of the estate may b. necessary. % secure
the payment OF said loans and the interest
thereon. and TO make and execute such notes.
renewal notes, papers instruments. eont.aots
and other documents a. nAy be necessary 70 ef-
feet such loans. extensions and renewals will be
brought on for hearing in the above court on the
18th DAY OF February. A. D. 1884
Granted and dated thia 2sd day q January. A.
d. 1894.
lsKALl JOHN TEAM. Clerk
By II. J. CASSIDY Deputy Clerk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

Speaking ~ the innate superstitions 81
man. a member OF the Penn club said;
zone Of the clcvsrest lawyers at the Phil
adelphia bar. yet one At the most matter
o. fact kind. now some years dead. was
90 suprrsfitious that he begun the day by
putting his left foot out of the bed FIRST,
hi. left foot first out 90 bis house and his
let foot FIRST in his Office. II going any
distance. Oh, aluays walked on the left side
~ thf street
Tits popularity w1s-o wcll known that
once gft0ra jury h1u been iWrauricd and
be- wac about to ur-u n case ] guessed what
had happened when hc asked 60 be excused
Tor few MINUTES watched him go out.
and going 60 the wiudow saw him turn
about and re-cntsr the building with his
left foot first Helost that case and Rttrib-
utcd his go luck to furgetfulness In not
putting his left foot first when he first en-
tered the court. PHILADELPHIA Record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

General Daniel II. Rucker and may be
said 70 have been Of the army all her life,
having been born ON the Mexican frontier
during her fathers service there just
prior 10 the civil war. She was many
years General Sheridan's junior and did
not meet him till long after the war.
They were married in 1879. Mrs. Sheri-
dan has three children--two beautiful
twin girls and boy.
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FAT PEOPLE

tAEE uHEsirY rIILs will rednce your weight
"a q. 90 4 NhNfIh from o. 60 A. pounds q
month So - t.Nt 81. sickness nr H. wy.
So ~ ntirt1N. hoy hui ~ the heaith
sad hcantfy the complexion laaNlng NJ
~ 81 = tAIu- ~ hahlinaaa TuN htf-
Ms aad difficult bresthina surely relieved
M fNfEtls attsNa but 90 .sntlhc ard POST
tive rsliaf. adopted only Alter ysars q eHP,ri-
Price i20l package ~ three packares Ter - 90
~ mail pestTs'd. Testimonials and pArticu-
lars .sealedl fots.
Al CsrrssPendsnos strictly CosnasatiaL
PARK REMEDY CO., Boston, Mass
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The wlaor Of ..I.l,,Is pm. !.

The widow Of General Sheridan and
his three children still live In the large
and handsome home In which the general
passed the last years Of his life. II Is ia
the center Of the fashionable district In
Washington. Mrs. Sheridan IL dark
haired little woman, with dainty features
and dark grayoyes. Her bearing Is easy
and composed and her manners sre quiet
and refined She was the daughter Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

The best sslve 10 the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores. letter. ChAppSd Hsnds. ChiiblAins.
Cons aud all Skins Eiuptions. aud posi-.
lively cures piles OF no Uay requile ed. IL is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Prizes Is cents per Dor.
For sale by the Parohsn- d. AeboVl Drug
Company.
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Parks Sure Cure is the only guaranteed
remedy. Its action is quick aud positive.
Will stop that bachaehe and sick headache.
A positive specific for all diseases Of
women. Why suffer when IL will cure you9
SOLD by Parohen- ID Aoheul Drug company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

at is a great pity" said the girl who is
popular, that young men won't arrange
their visits on the short and sweet plan"
"What Is that?" asked the other girl
go home early and leave box Of can
dy."-Life.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

A man may be hungry, a man may be faint.
And so cold that he's ready 10 freeze,
But he isn't completely shut out from the
world
Till his pantaloons bag at the knees.
Washington Star.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria
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1894.
Harper s Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HsRPrR's MAGAzINE FOR 1924 will MAINTAIN he
character thrt has mad ID the fagorite iilus'
trNfet periodical Tor tns hnms smoag ihs re-
rssuits Of enterprises undertaken ~ the pub
hshors. there viii appsar during no year
sgperbir illustrated pHprru &c India by kdwin
Lord Wasss ou the Ianaussa seasons BY Alfred
largons. ca Germany hy pouirney rigelov, en-
Paris By ihchart q arding Davis, aud o. MEXICO
By ! redorio bennington.
AmoBE tho other notable feature - ths rear
will b. notea By tsaorgedu msuf a. aId hhries
dudley warner. tae parsnanl rsnltuiaceuoaa at
". T. HuNells and eight shurl sturine ~ west
ern frontier lie hy owen W~tir. short store,
vii alsp D. routriblte d. hrAuder Matthews
Richard HARDING avis harT q. wilkins Ruth
Nc nsry btrnr.. Miss Laurcacs Alma Iadsma.
George s. hthbard Qursnty de leenrepaire.
Thomas Nelson ago. ani othsra rticles on
topics ~ oarreni Iutarss, will 10 contributed
b. distins uishsd speclalists.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

EVER testimonial pIhlishod 20 behalf Of
hoals sarsupsfila may BE- relied upon A.
strictly true.
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2ennYToYaI Pills.

Dr. Perys eliAbls are The safest and h<si
rasuiaisr fsI iadieai nothing UNPLEASANT and
AID g. oir.c- NE CATION co. DTHsE stA
bostsn- HAS,
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INDIAN AND WHITE In THE NORTHWEST
OR
A History Of Catholicity in Montana.
d tho j. q
D,

IL .vwodow undn She rim" an 10 pV horn
sufficient nauussma ,toovru upf
ofCHhd lefty he A v eve % i, % Of
thee nsnshsu me ain fac H 0
Srohn NruH
81 usAuhof Iuai w N
Arybsp. rom
that shuorane st N ia b % less thai ~ con
hand magic th
hnueuE hhoe"w ii VI writ n
dtontms history u N 10
rMouAnsu belonging w Nay Is bal
hsd nhs dp bpp t
anspoAb dn age
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snvnbs sol dbb
pssoh RI td % an sy resent In o u.
hphab snOI H AUTHOR
s HelnaA
nam e.. Street and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15

Got 10 Hot Springs. Ark. sia lbort lea
Eouts. AZ. A ~. Louis ny. rhortest And best.
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The Yoluncs o. ths Masasins bsrin with the
numlis Tor Iuns ane zee ihfr Of aach yaTr
When no tins H. mentionof subscfipt uus III 4
lsgin With the number currant a. he time 81
foaiut ~ ofdsr ouud volumes Of Harms
AaAEIvu Tor three yoara hacG. 10 neat cloth
binding. Will he cent hy mail, post paid 90 re-
cent 81 % 90 par raiuma Cloth casss. Tor bind
Ing 30 cents each BY mail post paid
HemittAnoss should b. made By postofIics
money order or draft. 10 avoid ohancs - loss
Newspapers are not 10 ospy this sdtsrtismcnt
without thb express order ~ Harper A hrothers
nARPER4 bRoTHERs NEW YoAK.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.


postsrs free Co = suhscribors IN the United
States. Canals and Mszco.
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~ a.. a.. tuNEmAN. harutf iara
IN. A s. d. Aeintlre. piaintia' sttornsT,-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-13

WAsHiNGIOS, Aug. iS.--It IL the
Intention Of the Democratic managers
OF the House 10 finish up everything
today, II possible. Tbs committee on
rules will present. a special order to
carry out the mandate 0i the caucus.
The iutentiun IL W pace tue tari bill
ana then tho other bills named Ia thu
caucus resolution,
The com nittee on rules held n short
session. The Republicans refused 10
accept the terms proposed by the DEM
oCfAtio members. The Democrats pro.
posed TO allow an hour Cor DEBATE upon
the Senate amendments aud fifteen
minutes ON each Of the other bills
which II IL proposed 10 bring Ia NJ
svpataie measures, aud allow no amend
menls TO DO offered.
At 800 p. m. the rules committee
submitted "A ,pItt lot immediate con-
aidefatiOn that tnu Senate tgrin bill be
followed by sepafats bills for sugar,
coal, iron ore aud barbed wire.
Rsed made parliamentary objection
TO the procedure, claiming that the
tarln bill was OF before the House
snd indicated the Republican iniel
ton to fight the bill aud report Ia
every proper way. Crisp held the
resolution Ia order and before the
House, The previous question was
ordered without division.
fhe resolution was adopted, i7B TO
%. The vote GU the passage OF the
Senate tariff bill should occur ut about
D this evening,