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the railroad wires are burned oil.



WAsHGNoIUN, u. c., March lS.-By
the appointment of senator White, u
Louisiana, Go be- Associate Justice VI the
supreme Court OF the uuituu State. the
bench now has IT, legal quota Of jus-
tiCos, anu the court will soon take az
anu hear Arguments in these cases,
which It has been desired shall be-
heard before full bench. There are
enough Of these cases to occupy the
attention Of tue court lOf more than n
mouth, nud the present evacuation IL
that month viii b. consumed in that
way.
The court has Get tho lndian tax
cases TOT hearing before o iuil bench
ON the 26'h OF March, though 10 l. snid
10 bc probable that tur arguments In
tue Gaze Will be henrd whether Justice
Jackson IA hero uf not, u being the dc-
site OF those Interested ~ nave the case
disposod Of
Among tho important cases assigned
by tue csuri for a hearing before lull
bench on the 2nd OF April are the iOl-
lowiugi Involving the co Huitutionaliiy
Of the Texas railroad lave; 0leOmnr.
gnflue cases ir0m Massnchu-tiisi
fthrgumeut ni the case OF Constable
" ~ W AilN NhAlNNAA 'tNAhAHNNf NNAA-
pany tlimited), which hiss been pen
Ing Tor long umr; fohtafing of Tue
case VI Hilton W Quot, involving the
question Ut foreign Judgment, Biriou
W the Northern Pacific uilf0.d, aud
railroad cases from Montana,
Tue cases assigned for heating on
April Oh include the following; The
Interstate commerce Cummitai1n
against BrimsJn, from the Northern
district Of lllinols, ex-senator Ell.
munds appears in this ossu a. the
special counsel for the commission; tue
United States Va tue Tnusmissuuti
Freight association, from the circuit Oi
appeals Of tue uight district, auI thc
United States, appellant, VI tho wcit-
err Union Telegraph company, ami
the Union Pacific Railroad company.
There are upwards VI twenty more
cases awaiting argument before "a iuli
bench, but up 10 this timc no stops
have been taken 10 afsgn them fUr
hearing,
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ON TO-DlY.
DIS, Shores & Shores Are Curing
People and Each Week Giving
gsa Testimonials From Crate
iuI Patients,
So a MONTH FOR ALL DISEASES
MEDICINES FREE! !

GIuIo Mary Tuko IL eleven years of
age, has suffered from ca'nrrh and MOTE
vous prostrauou. and in an ihia''."w
with your correspondent. hor mother
giyos tho following graphic deception
OF her aso,-
after hur trouble bal aiariol .h' im.
modmcly began 90 loose ilesh. iIU. uH.p
would stop mp Hrsi one riu,f '.. 600.
othor, terrible distressing headaches,
roaring noises iu the cars 20" Wu 'lf
would drop from the head 10 li' throat.
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OAlsLAND, Cal, March is.-John
Brady, painter, shot anu killed
Mary Brady, his wife, and thou CONE
miltcd suicide this morning IN the
church OF the immaculate Conception,
In this city. Brady aud bis vile nave
been separated about two years. lie
was much dinsipalrI aud appears ~
have harassed her great deal Brady
WIS about fnfiy.hvU years Of age, nud
his wife the rnmu age. They we're
once wcll.to.u0. SinCu thOir domestic
trouble Brady has been out Of work
much Of the time. he was probably
lnInnmNM.
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TO ALL WnO Apply NOW.

In order 90 provo tho superior treat.
mont EiNuu by Drs. shores g. shores,
Than that ~ oihor,, thoy will treat all
Diseases until cured Tor $500 month
and furnish all medicines free.
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NEW YUiul, March ls,-rhe sermon
tonight OF Rev. AiadiH0n q. Peters ~
tho Bl0omingdale Reform church was
devoted 10 an attack ON the Roman
Catholic church, particularly on It's Ia
fluencu on the government at WASH
ingtou. The preacher had letters stat
ing that nuns are permitted 10 30
through all the departments ON beg
ging missions, anu even 10 stand by
when tie clerks nIe receiving their
pay anu solicit contributions, aud that
tue Catholic influence Is potent IN all
the departments iu matters OF uppUlul-
ment, promotion anu dismisshls. M,
mufous Instances were cited IA whiuu
Pedestrians were diseriminatod ngnlus.
II favor OF Cntnunc-.
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Boston, March l5.-ino Boston
CJmmeroiai BuNttH says OF the Boston
wool market Toe sales Tor the week
include 2,bl4,6OJ pounds OF domestic
aud 3Dl,UJU foreign, against 2,4ll,Uis
domestic anu .U1,uOJ pounds Iutvigu
last week, aud 2,U7l ,GJs pounds dOmcs.
TIC aud 322,UOO pOunuh foreign Tor the
same work lasl year. Tue total salys
10 date show decrease VI .biJ3J,ull
POUNDS, the total receipts decrease VI
20, $50 bags anu SOB, 1903 bales foreign.
The uoniaud has been mOsucnc0urag.
ing.
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NM nTImr,-l snrra.lIe.

LONDON, March lS,-Commenllng
edituiiAlIy, the Tunes this morning
says OF Lord lSysvuery's Edinbufg
speech: We must COuluss We are a
little puzzled 10 make out the practical
difference between what We took Lord
Rosebety 10 mean anu what he says he
meant. As IA matter Of practical poll
ties, it 10 clear that humr rue 10 shvlVeu
for the present. The most lnht IlfI
RoseOeIy eau promise lslo W0Ih LOT inc
conversion VI Euglanui and 1hat TINS
work viii be oarutd on by cropping
home rule out VI sight IL me lll,h
are satisfied with this, We congratulate
Lord Ro-ebery upon UIyinS lheif
votes very cheap.
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nan nnroKINnIDoE CAsr.
~ Nay Wind Up with a divorce
HuIf

NEW YORiS, Marcn ia Washing.
ton dispatch says; Tue huul chapter o.
the P0llarI- Bfeck iuiidgu trial, fumor
Gays, viii be divorce Hlit. Fac secret
marriage Of Mfs. WAX nnd Cougrrss.
man Brcckinridge toJk place iu New
York ON April 2Dlh lust, as shown 10y
the certificate OF Ouly iow Jays ago.
According TO the testimony, Colonel
BfeCklnndge continued his relations
with Miss POllaui three weeks alter ne
was married TO Mrs. Wiug, THIS rev.
citation Of uufaithiulnesH and dupllcity
on tho part OF Colonel Breckenridge, u
IL said, has Eoenly affected his present
wife, ana II ~ nuw asserted Iuat whom
the pending TRIAL 10 concluded suit tor
divorce viii follow,
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causing % constant hawking and splitting.
llor throat wits always sores 90 hawking
cough. sho could ont nothing, aui boo iaH.
ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH. Hud
what littlo sho did ont made hur sICk Ht
tho stomach, causing hUr Goo yuWt
Nothing could luy uhor stomach.
''ShO was weak aud so nervous Chat
sometimes whom walking along tHUaifU.i
Hho would hll down nom exhaustion.
rho could NOT g1 On school, and hur us
dillon was quite alarming.
"in this state we took hOr tu urs
Shores s. Shores aud amor course 20.
thor now treatment sAo has b0oi entire y
curUd. Aud ! would above nIl utlUT lH
20 thom, ] know Of plenty " pgopio they
arc curing daily.
"Mu. Tuku resides 90 so. %. Is street.
this city, where she can b0 sC0u and VIII
readily verify this statement
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In COMMUNICATIVE oflho coulm

Ia COMMUNICATION oftho Commune.
PANS, March l5,--Mte,lug M com.
INTIMIDATION OF thu proclamation OF tnr
Commune VI Paris were held today.
There was no disorder. a large uuul.
Der VI penous visited thu cemetery Of
Pere La Chase. There was no agtompt
.. demonstration,
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AN ARD GHM
FREE
To Every Purchaser.
At my Stores, 70 West Second South,
or - East, First south.

! have received an ar, souvenir which
IS "a true representation Of one Of the
finest works OF art known. It is fine
pholograyurc, tkcu from Bouguereau's
famous painting "IN CUPID $
REALM" It Is one VI the trues, like.
nesses yet brought TO the attention Of
the public
The picture is a wonderfully artistic
one, and Is attracting universal atten-
ton and admiration You are cordially
invited to call and get one Of these
wonderful gems OF ara free, the only
condition being the purchase OF some.
thing from my store. have reduced
the prices on aIl cigars tobacco pipes,
etc, fully 90 per cent and DEFY Con-
PETITION
Il. G. WALTENSPuEL.
p. S,-This Is a copy OF the famous
painting which the cranky Omaha
preacher threw the chair through
Il. c. W.
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NEw YoRiy, Match IT, rnUTe will
be no cuut,st over she Will 81 Annie
PiXley. Robert a. FuliUrd, her nus.
banu, mas effected n settlement with
the mother aud sisters OF his late wife,
which, II i claimed, exceeds thrlr tz-
ppCtntuuH,
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BERLN, March ia large meeting
organized by soulanutH Wus heli here
tousy To celebrate the revolution Of
le4s. Thousands OF person, assembled
In tho graveyard at FrcdrichshAlh
where AFRO buried many Of nose VIM
were killed In tho riOliug Of 1888.
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Notes.

Mrs. WIN. Strong, OF the Fire, ward,
has received Information that her
brother, Adolphus Young, OF Kanosh,
IN dead, leaving u wife and hye chill
dten. lie formerly lived In this city,
where many irirnus sympaIhiEc with
his beroavsd family.
The stockholders OF tho Provo
Wooden Mills Co. have elected tue
following board VI directors tor tue eu-
suing year; WIN. B. Preston, Charles
:. Burton, Myruu Tanner, Joseph >.
Taylor. Reed Smlot, john G.. Cutler,
john X. Bsrnts and uorgeplsJmney.
Superintendent Smoot OF the Provo
Wooden Mills Go, briugs the encuurag.
Ing news rom California that Provo
Wooden Mills goods are gaining IN
favor among the Californian, and Il h
expected that shipments 10 tie Golden
State will increase from now ON.
Toe following marriage licenses have
been issueui Elvin L. kaIen, OF
Provo, and Nellie NJ. GroesuecN, OF
Bprlngyille; Justin lvers0n and Anna
Peterson, OF Pleasant Grove; Jacob T..
MeCutdy aud owe l.. Packard, OF
spfingvllle.
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was entitled o.. Thirty days' stsy Of
proceedings were granted.
The divorce suit OF Sarah j. Vincent
was heard yesterday. Plaintiff tcsti.
He'd that she had married defendant IN
November, 1893, Ia this city. He had
treated her with great cruelty since
the marriage. She was granted
divorce, the custody ola minor child,
and alimUny.
In the case Of the w. T.. Noble Mct.
camille Co. VI the Mount Pleasant
Equitable Coop; thirty days' add.
tiOual timn was granted ~ prepare
statement ON motion Tor a new ttitl.
The case OF Walter Burlow VI T.. G.
Burton was continued ior the term.
Ia the case Of Ehrnezrr u. Frelos W
$. ID. Cotton; demurrer Withdrawn and
i've days given 10 answer,
In the case OF Philiu ID. Cook W
Bullion Beck aud Champion Mining
Co. was continued till y Ivember IAN.
la the case Of Benjamin Arg IL "
the strawberry Cattle Company 81 nj,
the demurrer was Withdrawn.
In the case Of a. A. Cole, formerly
EhrhAtdt, vs. John Lee Taylor, n
cnauge OF venue 10 the Third district
court was granted.
A. A. Cols Va ParmeliA a. Edwatdti
demurrer Oyefruled.
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Weber Stake Conference.

oaptN LnY, OeL 10, ls9i.-For
several seasons past have heard
brethren who have attended the Cen
araI Annual or Sem.-Auuusl Confer
une,s At salt Lake City sayi gwen,
lois is the be, Conference at when
lave Vel ueeu present. iho 0utpUuT'
iug ui tue Holy bpiut etems TO have
been fiChtr snd more cOpluu'i anu inc
tyagnin. = ui tue Priesthood nave Deeu
~ suited iu every respect 10 tue times
ia whiun We hive, Hni ~ very apptu-
pfiatn to the circumstances OF the
ppuple.D ~, also eau II be uald OF tue
,w0 days uunltfcure OF tue Weber
Sake, Wniun ciUbud this evening"
By 10 O'Clock ou sunday mOrning,
thpli.h instant, tue o sdcn labernaClb
sAs welt filled, Huu Uy the time the
Dpeuing exercises were completed The
bulluiug was packed 10 ih utmost
cauncity. ON the sand were Elders
n. ID. RicnarIs eud A, n. Cannon,
and l.ter came Elder Junu IA. Smith,
me presidency OF tue SAKE, members
n tie High Couuuii, Bisnpls from
nearly every ward, guu many Otnofs
n INC several quOums VI Priesthood.
rhe meeting was called TO order by
E.dsr &. +. Middleton, who, alter tue
pouiug eXefClsvfi rrpor,ei tne genera
condition OF the sake. lne condition
of the SAINTS, no said, Was gOod. They
we're endeayOring 10 do right auu
keep the Ogumauumtnts o. Glu;
AN there h iODm iOr Improvement,
sniob, he believed, viii he fieoted IN
inns progFrssts anu the Salutu Oblau,
'nory knowledge. lie stated thai the
,,.sideucy Of the STAKE ufo uuiied ~
,helr labors 70 build up tue SAINTS, anu
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COMM IL RCIALl
80 LAItn cLEAnlNo NONE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TOiAy's cisariuy h0uss eEChanges
amounted 20 fl02,6ij. sAmo day
last year, slSA,80o.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
Nav York.-Silysr, 03i; lead, $500
LondUn.--Silytf, 20 a.
ore AND BULLION.
McCornick a o., received today;
Silver and lead ores, 81, 900; HRuauef
bullion, S5,l5O. Total, $40, 1850.
4. Il. Jones & 90, Received today;
Bullion, $1,000; ores, $1,000. Total,
80 100.
Wells, Fargo a Go. received todRyI
Penn. bullion, sI1uB.
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Personal.

Garrett OMEN, arsisla I Fuperin-
tendsnt u The Wyoming division u
the Union Pacific, IL in the city o..
day ON business CONNECTED with the
department over which lac prosidcs.
james Stephenson, tho pioneer
ivsrymsn VI Omaha aud at present n
prominent anu we'll known business
man " that community, 10 In Salt
Lake on n bfiri ylslt.
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Hoosl HoGsl Hoosl

Just arrived at the Union Stock
Yards, Three Carloads OF Fine
Poland-China Hogs.
Now Is the time to get n fine
Boar or Sow to improve your
stock,
Allyoung; all from Registers
Stock. For Information call at
2O6 Nottingham Building, or
at Yards,
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THE BULLION.BgCK.
Erection Of The New Mlll.-Setllement
Of u Law ,ult.

The masons and carpenters have n
prospect for uice piece Of work In the
concentrating mill to DO erected by the
Bullion, BECK a Champion company
at Eureka. Bids are wanted for tho
masonry and carpenter work on the
large contract, aud will be received at
the office Of the company until SAlur.
day next, the 2Ogh inst, at 3 pm.
The lawsult between the Bullion.
Beck anu the Almo mining compa IA.
les was amicably settled last evening,
ny the hrsI usmed company puTchss-
lug the A lm0 group, tne price agreed
On being 100000. This Il 10 b. paid
within iuuf years, from the net pr0fitp,
Of which 80 per cent IL 20 be- devoted ~
the purpose. A ilint arrangement foT
the working Of the Amo group has
been effected.
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Civil Jury Gases set.

Chief Justice MerTlIps court was
crowded with members VI the bar dur
ing the entire forenoon, In couso'
quenon Of tue setting OF oivi Jury
cases Tor trial, commencing ON tue
aStd inst. Upwards VI sixty cases were
set for hearing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

noUNUu. Al New Harmony, Utah. october
~, lHut ot consumption, John ltuhucr uEcd
JuyCafs, months aud days. Tie luaNrs a
wiiu .ud one child anu many friends 90 mourn
iiH iuha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

After arguments Of counsel In the
case OF Eccies W tho u. 4, Coal Co.,
Judge King Instructed the Jury, that
u they f.uud that the plaintiff was
legally qua iei to enter the lanu,
under the HON, stead law ana entered
penceably into the possession OF u nor.
ton uf the laud covered by the loca.
ton notice, with the Intention OF mas.
ing his home there; then he was
quilted TO verdict awarding Bll Of tho
eighty aerrsi als1 that II p.aintin was
entitled 20 the land, then
such amount Oh damages ns no was
entitled ~ ON account 0f being dc.
prived Of tho rents and profits VI the
siAty-hve acres, should be awarded
rue jury br ught Ia u verdict award-
log the land 10 plaintitl aud also S25J
damages. Nine Jurors returned the
verdict, They u iOimed the court that
all had agreed upun awarding plaintiff
tho lanu, but there was a difference IA
regard to The amount VI damages he
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Henry " srfihs 20 John a. Mur
sty.,.. .. -. ' 60. ....' 400 Co
ssra6 y Pembroke 20 Mhfsaio in.
VtHtmUnt 90 unrt uf section z,
tnWuHhiu Huu'n, range I west
FAlt Lake m indian .ss.. .s.....sss %
Harry e. Mfrzotts Ut uN 20 Mhrg'tc
Investment Co part Of section %
township Huuth. range 3 west,
salt iakc mrridlAus..... .ssssss. %
VIM. q. Mnrscttf o. MafFaic Invest
mcut Co.. pHrt u section %. town
thip fouth, range ! west, SAT-
lHAu m HrIllu .s...s..ss 10000. tssssss 90
Frank o. MarEcttf ct IA 90 MnrEate
Investment Co., part uf HgUtluuN ..
township south, range ] vest
salt Lake meridian 1900. .sssss..ss "
Richard 4. Margcta ct uN 90 Mar.
EatC irYrftWCut company mart
~ section @, tpWust fuuh,
range lWUHt. Aalt lake meridian. %
Thomas % Margrtts 81 as 90 Mar
Fato investment company parl
OF section v, township 1 south,
range west, salt lake meridian. 90
,. ". smith Co utsh stove hard
ware company, pArt ct lot Z
block %. plat 4, Clty...... ..s.sss..ss 100 %
Josephine VI. spear % MARY q.
Alams. estate. part " lot a,bloct ..-..
81. plat 4, rity...s.ss. ...s.s....,..-.. t,eH ~
sat taEc Driving Para association
10 Charles D. Adams part OF see
f H2s I Sss ssii Lac gmsridiaa 1855 %
Tregruus Trimmer ct VA 10 Wm, =.
sheridan. lot !, block ~, plat p, $500.
Anla 81 i0i'i olsen 10 Henry schoasii.
fart " lot 2, b. och 10, pat B.. city. s.o' %
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Tran,fsrt aeT IN rr oRod n ~ COUNTY ne.
c0rder o. san LIl. CoH'g ron = y, ",
lfffrddu,
Charles u. Taylor ll Martha u. Tay
Tor, part lol Q, block W, plat A,
civ, and other U.ty loth.,,,., ,....,.-
John ", GuodtJN1W o. Martha u.
Tay OF, part .1t o. block 49,, plat
q. i. Salisbury o. lTsi National Hank
az DradWu1i. - %. lots In block d,
uiat %, lIuHfy fHIs,.,. .,....a. SO 70
Urtguam $ Young 90 uA 70 First Ma
tioua Rams Ut lockwood, =, d.,
iots in block 3, llNrriy Para plat
10 bee. .........st.. Hftffsss ssssssssssss l,ip1 90
uyrum WTay'ur, Dry trustee, 20 First
NatIanll nauI ut neadwuod, \,
u lots boz block 90 len Acre plat
A'Elr tIoll HuTNUFs.ssss,s ,..',, %, $500 10
Albert newUy 90 uA 20 Albert 4,
Dewey. pAu los bloos %, plat
A, rlty..sfsttfFr 90 cog s'''''. ssssssss "
Edward b. Wtr fI Nuatrrn Loan q
sa,inrs 90. Doe 80 block /, West
boulevard Adilu1ut...,..,,,,.,,,, 90 20
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FOR SALE.

GAUloAD OF lMroTEp CoTrswOOL
\ Uugks, dirCct from Canada and alan 100
htads trench .Mrtiuo luCks, Enquire Utah
Commercial rIyinFs Hans, or y. Armstrong,
UHl Ea.t tlrst south.
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SILKS.

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth will be th'own on gu
COUNTER at prices that all afford Silk Dress. We
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-03
FANTASTIC AND BEDLAuIC
Apt Description OF the Antics Per-
sislently INDUCED in by
Boulelle
Told That He Has Been Making
Foolish Exhibitions OF Him
self
some Senators Go on saying Carlisle Can
Not Sell bonds. Though He has
Done 80.

WAsHNoToN Feb. 2.-In the houss to-
day. during ths debats on Hawaii Catch
ines, of Mississippi. stated that the rules
committee we're providing against Boutslle's
fantastic and bedlamio Ryrations on the
Hawaiian question" Boutelle. amid much
confusion. demanded that Catehines' words
be taken down, but on the vote CatchinGs
was excused.
Later Catchings said. ".he gentleman
BoutSllel is afflicted with harmless mania
for making an exhibition OF himself on all
occasions" Boutele aRain demanded that
ihe words be tskon down. They we're read
from ths desk and the speaker ruled that
the Language was not parliamentary. A
hot discussion ensued, amid much confu-
sion.
The speaker had recognized CaothinRs
from the COMMITTEES on rules. to report q
rule setting aside to-day. Saturday aud
Monday for the consideration of MoCrearJ's
Hawaiian resolution. ths vote TO be taken
at four .. IN. Monday. the minority report
10 be then taken up.
Boutelle At once began olsmoring for rec
oenition TO call mp his Hawaiian resolu-
tion, bat the speaker declined TO recognize
him until the committee report was read.
Then. being recognized. Boutslls raised
the point Of order that the report Of the
committee could not displace a privileged
resolution affecting the very existence Of
the house. and asked that his privileged
question be submitted 20 the house.
The speaker said that II there waa any
impropTiety in the course complained OF, it
was 10 be laid at the door of the house. not
TO the speaker. as the house had superseded
the ordinary rules 20 allow OF such report
as complained OF. IL was for the house 10
say whether 10 would consider the commit
tees resolution OF that OF Boutelle.
The d evious question was then ordered
and hfteen minutes were allowed each side.
Boutelle spoke briefly and saToastioally.
touching tho alleged arbitrary course OF the
speaker. and was followed by Bu' rows and
Reed. the latter declaring the successive
rulings of the speaker as an utter absurd
ity. and that the house was getting into a
position in which II could not supervise its
own existence.
By this time the house was al a tension
Then Catohings rose TO explain the action
Of the committee. which. he said. Was con-
side ed the quickest and most effective way
for the house 20 determine what it would
do.
Reed interjected the remark that 10 was like
llnchines ia the south, swift and inexpen-
sive. CatchinGs made soms jooulaT re-
marks in regard to Boutslle. and the latter
fred up with ths result stated al the begin
ming OF this account. Catehings finally
was allowed TO procsed in order and the in
oident closed.