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NUMBER 273.
TARIFF BILL PASSED.
It Will Be Enrolled and Com
 pared Today.
WHEN LIGHTHOUSES ARE IN SESSION

The sin Will Then Be Taken to the
 President, Who Will Have Ten Days,
 Exclusive of sunday or Until Aug. es,
 In Which to Either Veto or slsn
 the gii1.
 WAsIHNGToN, Aug. 15.-As the house of representatives last night adjourned over until "Wednesday, the tariff bill cannot be sent to the White House un- til tomorrow It will be enrolled and carefully compared today and tomorrow when both houses are in session, and will receive the signatures of Crisp and Vice President Stevenson. The bill will then be taken to the president, who will have ten days, exclusive of Sunday, or until Aug. e1, in which to act on the bill A great deal of pressure will un- doubtedly be brought to bear on the president by Democratic sena- tors and representatives to in- duee him to sign the bill. but from authoritative statement made by the Associated Press yesterday the present intention of the president to let the bill become law without his sigma trre can be reiterated today. It is stat ed by friends of the president he has free- ly expressed his purpose to those en- titled 10 know, who have questioned him on the subject, but says that he will thoroughly consider all phases of the matter, Members of the cabinet say that if the president should change from his present inclination to affix his sigma tu1e to the bill, 1t will be accompanied by | statement in explanation of h:s reasons therefore.
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TI,e senate.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The seat of the tariff war having been transferred to the house the proceedings in the sem ate were comparatively tame. The re- port of the conferrees on the sundry civil was agreed to with some modifica- ton and the bill was sent back to con- ference.
 4 further disagreement was had with the house on the amendment proposed for the extension of the government printing office and the senate receded from it's own amendment for the pur- chase of Malone lot for the erection of a new printing office, thus leaving that building entirely unprovided for.
 But scattering of senators were present today when the vice president called the senate to order. German was not in his seat. Hill was present, but bnsied himself in reading newspapers
 During the reading of yesterdays journal Mills of Texas asked unanimous consent that it's further reading be dis pensed with, but Blanchard of Louisi- ana objected, and the reading was re- sumed.
 When it was concluded a messenger from the house of representatives was announced. and informed the senate that the house had passed the bills plac- ing coal, iron ore, barbed wire and su- gar on the free list, in which it asked the concurrence of the senate.
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Exear.lon te washlaeton. D. c.

On account of the Knights of Pyth- ias Conclare at Washington, D. G, the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railway offers q rate of one fare for the round trip from all points on it's lines. Tickets on sale August 22 to 26 good returning until September I3 Splendid opportunity to visit the National Capital at q low rate. For particulars apply to any agent Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Rail- way, or address c. Nj. Taylor, Tray cling Passenger Agent l03 North BroallMav. St. Louis. Mo.
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convention Notes.


 Mir l. H. Page. editor ef tue Der mott Incubator, held a proxy from Bradley county and is in attendance upon thecouvention.
 Mir E. N skllaan, one Of tha leading real estate men of It. smith is one of the delegates.
 qhos. E. Little. Deputy State Treasurer andbrotHer of Judge Lit= tle. is in attendance upon the cor yenti0n.
 MT. F. # MeFarlane, enc ef the leading lawyers of Sebastian county, is a delegate.
 iiaa. ". $. Aalis. Of Cleveland county. is one of the delegates Mr. Auis is oneof Che aBlest members of the State senate.
 Mr.J II. Raines. editor ef tine For dyee Chronicle, is one of the dele
 aaes.
 Col. i s Williams. editor ef the Sheridan Headlight, Wnl. Shepherd and ". N c. Darough are he deie- gatss from Grant county.
 The delegates from Dallas county are \. <. Clark, j. ' Raines, C. N. ID. Ovcrtoa and N. II. Henry
 judge Leland Leaiherman, ef fiai'- i land county. Nas uae of tlie most ae- tiQaspil5Gs 0i the convention.
 The speeches of Hon. '. NJ. Taylor and Judge Edgar F. Bryant were among e4e most pleasing features oi i Ire conventions
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Fresh TIoYers.

Miss Joe Coosotte. at No. 22l West Fifthayeaue. reeeiyesireshcu cut flowers every day from St. Louis. Prices as follows:
 Roses, per dozen, $l00. Garnation PinlSs, per dozen. 50 cents. Lilies oi the Valley per dozen 50 cents. Hyaeinths, per dozen % cents Any kinds of floral designs, and all kinds of stamping and embroidery done Ut reasonable prices; If
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Answered the First Call.

EVANSVILLE, O.. Aug. l5.-Thc an- nual reunion of the Ohio Association of the First Call for Troops will be held at ZanesviIle today. This asso- ciation is composed of men who re- sponded to the first call for troops, and all such are eligible to member ship Hon. J. T. Story. of Marion, O., is it's president.
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Yl,a Ho,lne.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The long struggle over the tariff bill came to close yesterday evening, when the house by vote of 1s2 to f05 decided to dis charge the house conferees from further consideration of the bill, receded from it's opposition to the 634 amendments of the senate and agreed to the same. 1t was a complete victory for the senate. The house made an absolute surrender.
 fho result grew directly ont of the sensational course of events at the sen. ale end of the capitol precipitated by Senator Hill on Friday. Up to that time the house eonferrees had stood firm against the senate amendments and es- pecially on the three disputed schedules of coal iron ore and sugar, and the temper and voice of the house was for, war, war to the end. But the indica- tions that the Democrats of the senate might be unable longer to hold ma jority of the votes in line for even the senate bill and that the bill was in jeop- ardy forced house Democrats to imme- diate action. Tho Democratic confer rees Of the honse Ut last admitted that they were beaten and that another vote could not be rislxed in the senate; that it must either be the senate bill or no bill
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 -o lsaernas LtEl ellea.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Ang. 1.-Two negnoes WA9 outraged Miss Potter of Lafayette ( enty few days ago were caught l4 teAipine and confessed their gailf. fhy were taken 10 the scene of the crime and lynched. Their victim is enY 1 years old. Her mind is effected bF her terrible experience and it is fearel that she will never re- f.oVE.r
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Mjn Renominate Coy. rnrner.

MEMPHIS. Aug. 5.-Considerablc interest is felt in the State Guberna- toriaI conventions of the Democratic and Republican parties The Demo- cratic convention will assemble here today to nominate candidate, and it is almost settled that Gov. Peter Furney will be renominated The Republican convention will meet on August IS, and as there are several asp'rants for the nomination, the contest promises to be lively The Pnpulists have already placed can didate in the field.
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drss of welcome lfivf 4ea appropri-

dress of welcome, brief aud appropfi- ate
 Chairman EesEord then turned tho hall over to lion. HaHet s Baker, ehair- man of the stale Democratic executive committee 1Ir Baker in . concise ad- dress called OH the assembled represent otiYes of fexas D mecracy to remain true b their beHef. Ho pad lis re- speets to th EpabFiem ae Populst pardaa a1 taa ? aocracy asthe as41 ef tbo n..aon.
 Jal ema ot aeSag county was electcd temporary eh4fnaa.
 Has 5eH ana NyHae escorted Juda FIemin a ha tand.
 Tae Jaa e5aeratq1ated the party on tn p4asaa ot the tariff bill and on the un.oa of tha two wing in Texas. He referred ta Cisvelan3 and Hogg in eu- loslzae tsrms great cheering fol- lowing each reference to those genstanen Taa judge said the Democrats must laoi5 t5 the interests Of the Hfassz end ads fo anf one class. Even when 04aed zse party in Texas was victorious. hut when united it was simply H9ineibIe
 " J. Sargent of Navarro was nomi- natea for tautennty secretary by R. c. De Graaearei4 Of Gregg county, and elected bH acelamatien
 For temporary rsaaut-at-arms. M. J. Moore oa atlam county nominated shel- iiI John F Pickett of She same county. who was unanimously chosen Joe kel- Ter Of Kaufman was elected to assist MT. Pickett.
 0HmeHaa, committees on credentials, platform aud manent organization were appointed
 The following is tae platform com mittee:
 0Aeai. .fe'apfeton Aenew, Naydela, Smith, Clark Russell, CarHetsan, Gos. setl Grae Gearge Clark, Blalze, Wil- san# Polk Dean. Ha1. BatleneeH. Lane. Gliding Ea1a# Story, Bsaselay, Ful- ton. BrQelfsr Caldwell. strong Noffett, Hill Browning Bmdia and Ows1ey
 Jp6s ootau oi Dallas made an ap- pe8l t9 the convention te patroai2a the dini4shai of tha Dzas fs of the eon- federacy, Iha proceeds 10 be applied to the projected H9num nt to the departed southern 3iaisrs who fousht in the  civil waf
 Adjourned uutil ] o'clock, when the gaaarn7taH-al candidates aea to address the convention.
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New York Bankers Organize.

SARATOGA, Aug. l5.-The first meeting of the State Bankers Associ- ation at Saratoga Springs has been called for today and tomorrow for the purpose of effecting permanent examination. . The Hon, James II. Eckles, ,Comptrolles of the Currency at N Washington, and the Hon. Charles \, Preston, superintendent of the paaklng department of the State, nave been invited to address the bankers at this meeting
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Chairman.
 GaiaHa-N f5 84beoeE
 AiaHJ soaaf9-tti5 H=ite=
 taia-eaIe MePheteid@a
 &esft-H M. Beavers. ,Se##s tiaa-JaHn F Williams Ifa5Sp Spgiags-Ba7ia <. Het req. &aii8p-B AI Cloud
 tiirii4t9-8 Cg Daou&h,
 Dallas-M l.. Pottersoa
 Issaslies-j E Pierce.
 lHe8 -.I. i1. llammeek.
 Iincoln-H. #. Tarvcr
 Jefiersaa-F. NJ Hudson.
 s'laxelana-l AI MeG;skill
 AIt F. N. Mcfarland Then arose aud requested tbat tbe delegates Rom each county be rcquested to see tiat Judge Little's name is printed on the tickets fu be voted ia the September election for tbe short term
 0a motion, att o'clock P. h.. the convention thea adjourned sine die.
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Nntice to Contraetors.

As certain parties doing business in eur city are very desirous of send ing all architectural work ont ol the town and State, and as we wish to notify the public we will meet all legitimate prices on this class oi work to help keep the money at home. Remember home ihstitu- tion DILLEY FOUNDRY Co.
 S9d5f
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The Indiana CnnventInn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 15.-The official call for the Democratic State con- Fentlon today fixes the number of delegates at l,747 Marion county VII will have l35 delegates; Ohio. four. These are the two extremes. The convention will meet in Tomlinson 1nl
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 2. aaNuee

For essh we will deliver lumber to anF par5 af tAe cit.f at elie following prices:
 Ea. dimension lumber &7.50 per NJ. NJ. flooring and eeiiing $I-40 to
 3f2.&l per NJ.
 No. weather baafdin@ f5.'9 per -si. Cypress s,lin$ies al - to S2.59 per NJ.
 ofltee prices in proportion T. secure tiiesa cheap prices the cash mast be paid before thelumber!caFes ou. vard Not anything will be charged a these prices.
 127ff i3ffFF CITY ItMga3: Co
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North oaroltna .rrohins.

RALEIGH, \. C., Aug 15.-A State temperance mass-meeting has been called to meet in Greensboro today. The object of the meeting:is to organ He permanent State temperance association, having for it's object tine overthrow of the liquor traffic in the State. It is announced that the meet Ing will be strictly non-political.
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Man ana six Horses Killed.

MONTICELLO. Ills. Aug 15 During the electr form Sunday night the large barn of John Dobsons. near Mill mine, was struck with lightning and the hired hand and SIX horses were killed. The barn WAS Set on fire and the whole of tho contents ba1nel Up along with two large double pens Of corn and a500 bushels of oats. ] total loss of some S3900, on which there was no insurance
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Chiefs of the six Nations.

SYRAcusE, Aug. 15.-Today a joint eonclave of chiefs of the Six Nations x to be held on Onondaga Reserya- 'losi. The object being to organize more perfectly, so as to be able ta combat the Government more effect, uailS on various ques tions relating 10 Indian money grants.
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Ohio Democracy.

ColtMBGs, O.. Aug. 15.-Hon. c. D. Critics, of Lima. has issued another call for meeting of the Damocratic state central committee al the Neil Honse ill this city today Tine ob- ject is to fix the time and place of holding the State convention.
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Good Ra1lroad Connections.

Train No. i via Cotton Belt Route, now makes close connection att Cairo, with fast mail trains Nos. and ,, via Illinois Central E. R., for points on the St. Louis, Chicago < New Orleans divisions. E. H. Wilson,
 Agent.
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sugar.> Iron, Coal and Barbed Wire.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-At 1915 a. III. the clerks of the house of representa- tiyes brought to the senate the special bills placing sugar, iron coal and barbed wire on the free list, passed by the house yesterday evening, after the passage of the senate tariff bill.
 Business demand began yesterday as soon as the passage of the tariff bill was assured, and telegraph carriers were kept busy last night with orders for goods. It is asserted that slight re- duction in wages will be necessary in case glassworkers, tinplate men and workmen in some branches of the tin and steel trade. but this has been con ceded, scales generally allowing for re- ductions to fit tariff changes. The dis pute will be oyer size of cut.
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VICE CoHMo8oReis CUP.
It Is Won bg sse satanita In Raoe
 Aga.a#t Britannia.

It . Won b9 tAe satanita Tn Raee
 Agalast iaeltaaaia.
 EYpg Aug. 15.-The regatta Royal Victoria aeltee}ab#openea today with a faee fae the vice eommodore's cup, valued esoo Fiilant was entered, but mu6a t ,ae disappointment of all present sHe da not start The Prince of Wales has noaaeed hia intention of sailing oa the Britannia in every race this Wel63a which She takes part. It was alleged tsat the owners of the yfgi- lant had not given tle sailing commit tee of the Royal Victoria Yach club the slightest inaHation their intention not to race for the vice eomnodore's- cup, and the committee had been waiting ansiously a1 mornin for the Vigilant to appear At@i o'clock the following telegram From Mr Csoull was received: Tha Vigilaut is unable 10 start today, as all her standing riseing has heen taken off and has not yet been stretched prop erlY
 fine morning was dull aad hsayy. course Wa 59 miles, D siffsh westerly brs ze was blowing when Britannia and satanita crossed the line. satauita rap idly ieeaed aheai and won easily Her lead over Britannia never fell below two minutes ami WAS increased to four min utes at fIln. The course was covered in the remarkable time of over 5G miles on an a2eraga per hour.
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Ci.ean Rafes.

One and one-third fares for the ronnd trip to ParagouId, Ak. Au- gust E to IF, to Clarendon, Ark, All gust Il to f2; to Magnolia. Ark, Att gust l2 to l6. E. II. WILSON, Agt.
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The Gasoline stove Exploded.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. l5.-The resi- dence of s. ". Bigler, eight miles south west of this city, was totally destroyed by fire Saturday night, caused by the ex- plosion of q gasoline stove. Mir. Bigler was severely burned about the face and hands. Loss, about ss000. No insur- ance.
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gI.e Perpglan Afnr.

LIMA AHg t5 There has been a sharp encounter betweep the govern ment troops from Terama and Rebens in Orora. i99 miles from this city The rebels retre8tei leaving 2S wounded. The government loss are not known.
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Latesf Procee.linea.

DALLAS Aag. 15. The convention was called to order at F o'clock by J. J. Eckford, chairman of the local ar engagements committee. who introduced Bishop Garrett of the Episcopal dio- cese of North Texas, who invoked the divine blessing.
 Mayor Barry then delivered an ad-
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,n.....nr,on- D. nnd selnr...

August ?, 24 aud 25 the Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to Wash ingfon, D. c. and return u %2l Tickets good returning until septenl- bei l5. 5. Il. WILSON, Agent
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Robbins Dead.

0AsHA. 8ass l5-tltcher Robbins, the pagiilst 96 Piattsmenth Neb., who fought Jimmy LiHdslay oE Omaha, Aug. J. died yesterday morning From injuries received in 1He mill
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MARRIED.

RfHARBs-MeeGs-At the Lakeside parsonage in this city, on Tuesday night. August II, l894, Mi MASON RICHARDS To Mss CORA MIGGs. Rev. , F Carr officiating.
 fhe contracting parties were from Cleveland county and came in on yesteYdaY afternoons train.
 The groom is a'prominent mill man at Clio, Cleveland county. and is com neetea Nth the bcgt families in that county. The bride is a young lady highly esteemed by all who know her.
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Special Assessmgut

Tine tax book for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in District No, l, for the purposeof street paving, has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying ill Che district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. lfsnch payment is not made action will be commenced at the end 9l that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 2lst da4 of july, lS94 w D. HEARN, Collector of Paving District Na l, in
 the city of Pine Bluff
 Office at the Bank of Pine Bluff
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oaite a Capture.

BRUssELs, Aug. 15. F'orty-seven dy- na1nitess and thieves were captured by police at Ryda yesterday morning.
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Il Heavy Loss.

EIcMr, AUsTRlA. Aug. f5.-A fire in 2 warehouse yesterday caused a loss of $l GOO GOO
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.
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A BLIZZARD IN THE EAST.
Forty Degrees Below Zero Reached IN
SeyernI states.

Forty Degrees Below Zero hsaeneo IN
Several States
Unusually cold weather prevails through
the entire West and Northwest. At Cedar
Rapids, Ia. the thermometer "Wednesday
morning registered Is degrees below zero:
at Rockford. %; Doves. 30: Estnerviiie,
81 At Albert Lea. Mimi. "Wednesday the
mercury fell TO "A below; AT ST. Paul the
government thermometer showed 20 be-
low: At Minnedosa, 81 below was regis
tered. At WATERFOWL. 5. D.. the tempera-
ture was "a below: st Huron and Bis
marck. 30 below. Winnipeg endured 20
below. Montana, Wyoming. North Da-
kota. Manitoba and Wisconsin report 80
to 20 below. A. Ainsworth, Neb., it was
80 below, the coolest ever known there.
A most beautiful and dazzling mirage was
seen At Ainsworth Wednesday morning.
Snow fields. farm houses towns and dis
iinct hilisides appeared in the air. Ii was
a reflection Of part OF South Dakota, over
10 miles away. A heavy blizzard prevails
at Omaha. At 5 o'clock Tuesday evening
tile mercury was Ia degrees below. Union
Pscife trains are considerably delayed.
At. St Louis the record was IL below;
at Springfield, No. rs below. The worst
blizzard of the season is raging AT Kansas
City. At O'Clock Tuesday night The
mercury was degrees below. The cold is
in tense throughout Southern Kansas and
Oklahoma. Much suffering is reported
from Guthrie, where IL below, the lowest
on record. is reported. Several settlers I'M
prepared for the severe weather have sue
cumbed. Throughout Kansas the temper
AZURE is Q to 10 below. Drifting snow fell
in the neighborhood of Chicago ali Tues
day night. The temperature Wednesday
morning was zero. with promise of much
lower temperature. The cold wave, pro-
ceeding eastward, is beginning TO be felt
throughout Indiana. Snow is two feet
deep IN many places throughout the re-
gion of the blizzard. AT Springfield ILL.,,
street-car tratic is suspended on account
of heavy snowstorm. At Buffalo, Wyo..
the thermometer on Tuesday ranged be-
tween 20 and ~, below zero. Howard
West, assessor of Johnson county, started
from Buffalo to the ranches on Pine
creek, eighteen miles north. The storm
was so severe he could not find his way.
and he wandered over the hills until 10
O'Clock Tuesday morning. When discov-
cred by teamster he was blind. and his
hands and teet and face were frozen.
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Between the hours of and O'Clock
this morning a ire of considerable pro-
portions was lighting up the sky at the
northwes. corner. of Mercer island. Judg-
ing from the location it must have been
either C. G. Calkins' residence or some 81
the buildings upon the grounds. The fire
was .irst discovered by those on watch at
tue Yesler avenue power house, but in
shors time the light OF the sky had become
so prominent and far reaching that Officer
Barr, ut Fremont, observed it. Providing
calkins' house has met its fate there was
no way of sending relief or getting direct
information from the scene of the fire TINS
morning. The residence was puil, three
or four years ago, aud cost considerable
vsNraC
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B.EyIrfEs.

stephen Jones. Of Victoria, was q guest of
Chic Hunt, OF the fire. department., yesterday
afternoon.
The fremen at headquarters have made good
I'VE OF their time lately by putting in . new
floor IN the apparatus room.
I. j. Nonuhan. iaborer. is under arrest on
the charge Of stealing two gallons OF sicohoi from
the Abrahams Grocery Company, on second
street
The case OF Lawrence Cum mings, the ex-street
commissi 9ner. who is ehsrged with assaalting
biz vie. was continued by Justice Caldwell
yesterday TO saturday aiternoon
George Roy Mill the boy who was hurt in the
Madison street. coating accident some time ago,
Is recovering rapidly and WI probably leave
Providence hospital next Monday.
Through the courtesy of Lieut. Flynn, CON-
nnsnder If the United states steamer Gsdney,
now Al West Seattle, psrty OF delegates from
all the food Temrlsr lodges OF the city will pay
a yisit % the Gedney this evening, going across
the harbor special trip of the Jerry at 7;35
o ciock.
I he annual meeting of the Seattle Rod and
Gun Cub for the election OF officers will be held
at Hardy a. Halls store this evening at o. clock.
Among the questions 10 be considered are those
OF rounds Tor the coming season ami the kind
OF birds 10 be used. 1t 10 desired that all mem
bers be present
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might Just ~ well discuss the tarin snd
railroad questions The single tax has
been declared unconstitutional, and II
they persisted ia snrristinx this question
before the people flsev wo1ii make them
selves q laughing stock Tney should not
discuss national but municipal qaesfions-
George Cormack said there Was nothing
in fhe platform wirhoa. The resolution
w i Bush told tie convention that Al
property must he taxed uniformly under
the consultation OF the state. and that II -
All folly 10 discuss tbs question
Paul Mohr said that the howl of uncon-
sfisutionaIisy xas always set up againss
any proposed reform
The previous question being ordered.
these opposed 10 the amendment seemed
10 have the strongest lungs. but the opin-
ion OF the chair vas appealed from and
roll call was ordered by yards, which re-
suited as follows.