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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-01-11
Judge MOrisNm.

BIG STONE GAP, VA, January 8, 1894.
Editor Pos.,
In common with great majority of the
residents OF the 18th Judicinl Circuit, /
have been very greatly disappointed TO
learn that the Hon. H. s. r. Morrison has
not been elected by our State Legislature
to a seat on the Sup, enc Bench.
No doubt the Hon j. A. Buchanan, of
Washington County, who has bean SO
elected from this District, is gentleman
of the highest character, and, as reputea,
very aound laWycy--iM fact, In every
respect. 7eYceedingly wall-6tted for the
important position he is chosen to occu'
nv But we, Of this region, profoundly
impressed with the MANY excellent quail
ties of Judge Morrison, and Of his great
fitness for the high honor to which he as
pred, would have been greatly elated had
he received the vol deserved honor. Ex-
perienee on the Bench has demonstrated
that he possesses profound Knowledge
of law; great aptitude for business; we'll
balanced mind, and all the othor requ-
sites of an able Judge. He is ripe
scholar, and a painstakng, impartial and
contentious gentleman. The dignity and
gcniality of his demeanor always ensure
in his court respectful attcntion from
every one in attendance.
His abstention from active politics
keeping him somewhat intbe back gropna
probably contributed largely to his da.
feat, notwithstanding powerful adrooa:
cy by gentlemen Of eminence rho vel
know his sterling merits.
Sp,gE FAcIAa.
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.Massey VS.. W,se.

RlcnxoSp, january 5.-Mr. John f.
Massey, in AN interview today, expressed
himself freely abeut the interview pub
lished in the New York Commercial Id
rertiser with Hon. sohn S. Wise. Il see, Z
said Mr.. Massey, chat he charges Cen
erai Lee and his associates With causing
him to leave Tirginia. They have been
tho indirect cause, but there was cause
behind and moro persuasive than that.
Nr. Wise was once held 10 high estcsp,
in Virginia. ana he Was consciaaa thas his
had forfeited tho confidence and rsspecs
OF nearly ell vho kasn him,and b, seemed
to lose respscs for himself, hence there
Wss no hope Of his ever rcgainias the
respect Of othsrs. Had hin moral se,lsi-
biiity and sagaeity been eqaal to his
rindictireness and vanity he might, to q
|liarge extent. have ssgaiaed ID the eourac
'ee time his fosner standing, but this
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would hare required 50 radical change
tile. prospect vas sso remote, and perhaps
The lsss thing TO both himaslf aud ! ir-
sinia wAa for hin, to 80 Somewhere else.
"Whst have you 10 say Of his references
to Zee, Ayers and YOURSELF" asked lhc
reporter. aNota word. Neither one Of
MS has found it necessary to leave our
country Tor oar country good.
Mr.. Wise defeatsd Mr. Massey for Com
gresham at large in this State in 1880.
Daring the taking Of afidavits on the
contest which followed Mr. Wise and Mr.
Massey had personal difficulty.
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Mr. Y. Il. Hendron, Of Lexington, ky:'
after an absence Of eighteen manska, haa
heen in town SINCE Sunday, aad he was 80
jrspressed with tho improvements of rop-
lar Hill and elsewhere in town, ana with
the work of the Furnace, that he has Civ
en- out the contract for q brick business
house, 4512s, for j. Levitt, on The corner
of +. Fifth Street aud Wyandotte Ayo
nue., to be completed by March lst,' the
hripk work going to Mr., Orowell and the
wood work to Flscnor & Beamaa. Mr..
Heudron may soon hogIn the erection OF
second house. This is the start, now let
the good work go on.
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A AIi.s,un Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed, and
NOT less than one million poople have
found Just such friend i'll DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs
aud Colds.-lf YOU have never used tins
Great Cough Medicine, one trial viii
convince you that it has wonderful cura-
tive powers in all diseases Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is gnar"n'
iced to do all that is claimed or money
will be refunded. Trial bottles free al
w. Kelly's Drugstore. Large bottles 81
cents and $l00.
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,,or;sou for C,rcait Judge.

The following petition is being circular.
cd i,r The friends OF Judge Morrison:
TO the Honorable II. S. K. 1orison, Jssd9s
the 17th Judicial District Of The Com
moawealh Of Virginia:
The undersigned members Of the Wise
County Bar express their regret q. your
defeat for seat on the Supreme bencn
o. ths State, ssad their appreciation OF
your Judicial ability. as veil as their
warm regard for you as man; and iees-
;nr that il the State loses your ssrvices
from among her Judiciary irreproachabie
,oss will he done to the bess interests.
and especially TO the prsper'y-intsrea's OF
the counties composing the 18th Judicial
Circuit. beg you so:sgain accept tho CIR
cult Judgesh;p of our Circuit. We pledge
vou that We will uss the best influences IN
our mower 10 secure the passage OF bill
to increase your salary to an amount
like commensurate with your
ability, and compensatory tor Inc 'anoF
which viii! he entaiicd upon you.
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IT Never Fails.

Harris & Buquo, Erin, Tenn, manu-
features of the celebrated Erin Lime
have in theil employ, in the various de-
partments of their business, several hun
.dred men. The firm writes to the Drum
smond Medicine Co., $3.50 Maiden Lane,
New York, in great praise Of Drummond's
Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism, and
saw they have cured four cases with II
and that IL has not failedin single lin.
stance. The remedy always gives salts.
faction. If the druggist cannot furuist
&. write to the Drummond SIedicine CO.
1850 Maiden Lane, New York, and the
remedy viii be sent TO your ADDRESS '''
Agents wanted.
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About year ago took violent at.
tack Of Ia grippe. ccugbed day anu
night for about six weeks; my wife then
suggested that try Chamher!ain's Cough
Remedy. At FIRST / could see no differ
ence but still kept taking it, and soon
found that it Was what ] needed. II
got no relief from one dose l took another
and it was only few days until was
free from the cough think people. IN
general ought to know the value OF inns
remedy, and take pleasure in acknowi-
edging The benefit ! have received from
it-Madison Mustard, Otxay, ohio. 20
and so cent bottles for sale by ). ~
Kelly, Druggist.
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$1,000 tor Nothing.

Curtis Buntin, President ST., Brooklyn
N. Y, spent $1,000 with doctors, and at
famous Springs, in effort to cure bad
case of rheumatism; but to no avail,
Drummond's Lightning Remedy helped
him from lilo start, a,id by its use he WAS
fully'restored 1t will Ito the same for you
iryou will give trial. Ask your drug
cist for it, and if nc cannot supply yoH
write to the nrummoh Medicine Co.. 40
50 Maiden Lane, New York: Agents
wanted.
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&1CO Reward

For tia finding of E. A. Sanner, dead or
alive, vino disappeared from an l.. q N.
RR. trais between Olingcr and Big
Stone Gap. Mr.. Sannar is 3 fsst ~
inches high and Weighs about sso pounds
Dark ewes AID mouataohe; wore double
breasted black coat.
G. w. SALISBURY,
p I N,,1rr. Middlesboroush. Ky.
J. j. GRAY, Merton, Va.
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CHEROKEE OPENING

Having just returned from the Cherokee Strip and all the
large cities of the West and Southwest my fortune to
meet with facilities select rsclass Stock of Goods
for LADIES and GENTLEMEN, viz: The Finest
Assortment of LADIES CLOAKS ever offered to
Southwest Virginia people. Beautiful to look at workman
ship and Fit Perfect A Novelty in Dress Goods,
Sateens, Gingharns and Trimmings and Pas
mentry braid, Ladies Gossorners in variety.
Gentlemen would do we'll to examine large and
we'll assorted stock Of Mcntoshs, bought at prices to
SELL Winter underWare and all goods used by
gentlemen generally.
DON'T FORGET CHEROKEE OPENING.
GOODLOE BROS.
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WEST vInGIEIA,s DEBT.
Believed That WEST virgiraia Owes VIZ
rtnIa Ten Millions Of Dollars. The
"Details Or the Plan.

BArrlxonE, Mn, Jan.-The directors OF
thu Adiutsnt COMPANY, whiel was organ
lied by the Mercantile Trast and Deposit
Company, of Baltimore, to effect settle
mont of West Virginia State debt. have
prepared plan Of settlement, which has
been submitted to the advisory
board of the creditors Of West
Virginia. The adjustment company
directors arc Messrs. John Gill and Major
Richardson d. Venable, OF Baltimore;
United States senator Eppa Hunson, and
Mr. James B. Pace, Of Virgins. The adj
visory board of ths creditors is made up
of Charles Francis Adams, Of Massaehu-
sets; Ex-Governor William Pinkney
Whyte, Of Maryland; and Major Holmes
Conrad, Of Virginia.
OWES VIRGINIA TEN MILLIONS.
The plan Of settlement is contained in
long letter which has been addressed to
the advisory board. In part it 'ays:
"West Virginia does not recognize any
duty or obligation in this behalf except
to Virginia. Hence these creditors can
never realize anything from either State
until Virginia has agreed with West Vir-
ginia respecting the amount to be paid by
West Virginia as per proportion Of the
debt incurred before the old State was
divided.
at is believed that on correct princi-
pies, West Virginia owes Virginia mere
than 81 100000, but it is evidently i'm
possible to suggest the amount ct which
this Indebtedness will be compromised
when the representatives of the two
States come together.
PLAN OF SETTLEMENT.
'The plan of settlement we submit is rs
follows:
"First, the Adjustment Company will
offer to surrender all the certificates
which may be deposited under the agree
ment of October lG, 1863, in exchange for
such on amount of new bonds or othor
avails as West Virginia provides, to dis
charge her proportion Of the interstate
debt.
"Second, tender Of all the deposited
certificates shall accompany petition to
the Legislature Of Virginia to authorize
committee to bring about settlement
with West Virginia.
"This and all questions touching the
appointment of the new bonds, or ayails,
between the different classes of certi6-
Gates shall he determined by tribual
of three; ona to be appointed by the ad-
yisory board, one by the adjustment
committee and one by the twol thus chosen.
Any vacancy in this tribunal shall be
filed by the party, respectively, appoint
ing"
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~,
Zig Successes.


Elslg sedsd merit to more thaR
e advertising claimsd for
tslS Hing four remedies have
s aminal sale' Dir, Kings
pise for Consumption, Cougha
g bottle guarantsed--Elec-
;taef he great remedy for Liv-
anssH W kidneys. Buckler's Ar
sal best in the world, and DR..
sa Pills, which ara a perfect
ssmodiss are guaranteed
IsiIa Is claimed for them and
\. - maine is attached here
to tell you more Of them.
sliy's Drugstore. i
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\ ~ j a
buchanan. e
Morrison. -. =. .:....s..-....s. =
| Phlegar q
! Fulton =. .s.s. Z. -. i
| Grsiiafn .......s.s...... i
TIE nanls Of Mr.. Graham vas dropped
having received the lowest number o
votes, and Mr. Saunders, of Wyths, with
drew the name Of Judge Fulton.
The next ballot had the following re-
suit:
Buchanan. .s.....-.. 81
Morrison g
Phlega-. sc
The name Of Mr. Phlegar was dropped
and the third ballot proceeded with.
It resulted in the following rote:
Buchanan. 4
There was no announcement as to the
result Of the vote, but the Chair stated
that nominations for the Court Of APP
peals.
THE vALLKr.
Senator Jones, Of Highland, then offer
ed 9 resolution providing that a similar
selection be made between three candi-
dates of the Valley.
Senator Echols, of Augusta. Stated that
while he did not desire such action On the
part OF the caucus, be wonld not oppose
it.
The resolution was finally agreed to,
and the names Of William Mclaughlin,
Robert T. Barton, aud George NJ. Harri-
son we're placed before the caucus. The
ballot was then proceeded with, which re-
suited as follows:
Mclaughlin -. Observation-Disclosures. Az
Barton. ~
harrison. ............... ~
The name Of Mr. Barton was therefore
dropped.
On the next ballot Mr. Mclaughlin re-
csived 81 and Mr.. Harrison "a votes.
Mr.. Russell sof Accomac, offered e mo-
ton TO adjourn, but the molten VAS lost
by vote of "A to Sc.
Nominations for the Court of Appeals
wore again declared to lie in order ny the
Chair.
Mr. Shelley, of Smythe, nominated Mr..
John a.. Buchanan, Of Smythc, who had
previously been selected tor the South
west by the caucua,
Mr.. Eppa Huntcn, jr., Of Fsuquier, nom-
mated Mr.. James Keith, Of Warrentown.
Senator Little, of ksburg, pre-
ssntod the name of Hon. Henry R. Pol
land, of Richmond.
Mr.. Camm Patterson, Of Rockingham,
seconded in eloquent language the nomi-
nation Of Speaker Cardwcl.
Senator Taylor Berry, of Amherst, NOM
mated Judge John D. Horseley, Of Nell
son county, who, he said, was Il man of
frmness, who could not lie intimids.cd.
Mr. Mason, of King George, nominated
Hon. John NJ. Riley, of Halifax. Senator
Watson, of Nottowny. placed in nomina-
ton Hon. William II. Mann, of Nottowav.
Mr.. Coleman, Of Spottaylyania, second
ed the nomination Of John W. Rely, and
Mr.. Murrell, of Campbell, that of MI.
John D. Horseley, while Mr. John S. Har
wood seconded the nomination Of Henry
R. Pollard.
Senator Echols, Of Augusta, delivered
an eloquent speech, in which he nominal
ed Mr. George M. Harrison, Of Staunton.
Mr.. Camm Patterson nominated Mr..
William B. Petit, of Fluvanna, whose
nomination was seconded by Dir. Cabcll,
of Richmond.
Mr.. Saunders, of Franklin, seconded
the nomination of Speaker Cardmell; SEN
ator Flood, Of Appomattox. that Oh Judge
Horseley; Mr.. Kolner, Of Augusta, that OF
Mr. Harrison; Mr.. Fen,ress, of Ports
mouth, that of Mr.. RELY.
rrsyrza q rzuza szA uE1 AA Hygss@
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ss,ssssss:s Arnlca salye.

- ~:
abestsasgan the world for Cuts,
1 ::, &; &C.: ::' : i; F.: 4;
IN D, lsssrss or Y" pay required: !. ~
asantsea gisc perfect satisfaction
on: issyFfslssAsA' lr'ce ~ ''"'' p0'
Fos ST RI w. Kelly.
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eslf With q bottle Of Ayers
and so haze tho lneana
sonding successfully with
AS an emergency medi-
equal. and leading pliysi-
10 recommend IL.
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|pthes 10 the City Steam
q class work guaranteed:
obses's Drsg Store svsFy
4 $9-tS
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o. res Amerlaa Biz Iron Starage l. War;
oil EA'' JJoEipans haTe established yard here
1ER, Pho ru speSsp of storing pig iron.
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FRITZ & GRAHAM,

Dealers In
Fresh meat, Groceries and
Produce, under the art gallery
If you want nice meat, cheap,
this is the PLACE to get it,
CHEAP FOR CASH. II you
want your PHOTO taken give
US a call.
FRITZ g. GRAHAM,
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onamberiein's Eye and sksn Ointment
Isa certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes
GRADUATED Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rhcum and scaid HEAD
Is cents per box. Fer sale by druggists.
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Is ara as srsss sA Oil, CrunebauH.

"a Cd II: yfsl succession Of boils
ni,.,Iss. and srurt3ons from which many
bor. rs iitlsss&ssa SiS impure state Of blood.
en,;,plest siIcss remedy is Ayers saF'a:
ov MAJ. tho poison hsrmlcssly
aeh si;a ksiyat channels, and leaves
kin elrss Clear.
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JAN. IL. 1904.
soNA..s.

sosA..s.
J n ha. returned from
L \
<svsr to Gate City last
;ssi. Sess has returned from
pr, ilaoad
~ w Ess returned from Rich
WI, ID
S2ooSr John B, has returned from "a
rom ii so and other points in
50 .ss.a.susk
pa, lr Joss Is II ssie, the popular Inter-
|baco. * Hasss sls visiting homefolks in
b han. Eassssa ssssfahs State.
pani.. i. j of Mitchell, Powera
% us, Flstol. WAS in Big Stone
g'uesda
SINNER, tho Superintendent
-~>ss Bsg Sis, Dap Collierv Company,
81 ysttrIeasis aasap?earcd from an l..
= .R. aAs not yet been found.
+ "
ia. sa., prominet attor-
az sssop Virginia, MAS. in town
sasy, o. fsturn from business
S Htto Keasas
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[ Sill. fsassss sa, the clothier, is sdver
st0sel ut cost, as he intends t.
q sesHoasssr business. He informq
s st na aQBabe offer will be refused
se satsssl ar. Grunebaum will re-.
.fros clothing business, and
b I'd aagiss our readers to call on him
easlses Gapicest goods are gone.
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TIE nams Of Mr.. Graham was dropped,
having received the Lowest number of
votes, and Mr. Saunders, of Wythe, with
drew the name Of Judge Fulton.
TIE next ballot had the following re-
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Remarkable Sales and Wonderful R4SUkS|
Ousr 300 Ddub Sewing Machines Sold in Niasty Days
In the Counties Of Hisa End Lee.
Of
" Fl. RTlANTON RI{! STONE GAP. VA.


". H. BIANTON BIG STONE GAP. VA.
nd
,chc rinr1t In a c
work hAs
"a'r nhi
ever machine N ke 81
ach E,eryp 0
by the Diss
cDass
thu
the cite
10
asrpedo. IL
hsrab
the saPHd family il
Z oAa ia wnh c
rJosby Yer
w. H.. BLANTON.
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TO HoEsE oWNERS.

For putting horse in fire healthy con-
dition try Dr.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite. relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms. gaVtag
new life to an old or over worked horse, -
cents per package. Fpr sale hy druggists
Call at ]. VI. Kelly's drug store, Ayers
block, Big Stone Gap, Va.
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uring khb epidemic of Ia grippe
ihsriain Cough Remedy took the
}, here assd wns much better liked
: olhss rasgh medicine. 81. Ii
!. ,lrssggs Chalsworth, IN. The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as very severe
and ssFes precise|. the same
msnt Remedy is prompt and
AAi md prevent NM tendency o.
isesss goSsfa pneumonia. For sal.
sKAiiss nfSggist
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
IN CONGRESS-.
National Lawmakers showing q Disposition 10
Earn Their Salaries

WASHINGTON, July IA The ssp,te 1,
making up for lost time. and is now dis
posing Of the appropriation bills at q
rapid rate The record for yesterday Ia
three-the diplomatic and consular, the
invalid pension and the military academy
appropriation BILLS
The strike again agitated the placid
serenity OF the senate. although no fiery
passion marked the days proceedings.
After an hours debate, In which the firm
ness. courage and patriotism Of the presi-
dent were commended by all. Mr.. Daniels
resolution briefly endorsing the prssi-
dent. action and pledging him the sym
pathy and support OF the nation was
adopted as substitute fer Senator
PETERS resolution. Several private bills
were passed.
By virtue Of the adoption OF . special
order the house was enabled 20 reach a
vote on the MoRse land grant forfeiture
bill, and IL was passed. The bill amends
the act OF Sept Y8 1890. which 10 sub
stance declared the forfsiture 70 the
United States Of Lands theretofors grssted
TO states and corporations to aid In the
constru ction Of railroads TO the extent
only Of lands opposite 10 aud ceterminus
with the portions OF such railroads ~
we're not completed and operated at that
time
Several unimp portant bills were passed
IN the morning hour.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
IMPOSE A FINE.

The Railroad Committee Of the CITY
Council last evening reported to the
Board Of Aldermen nm ordinance in re-
lation TO safety tenders for the electric
cars. While the principle of safety
Tenders is retained il is nm essential
necessity, if the ordinance is to he e.
fective, 10 have clause providing a
fine in the case of neglect or refusal &c
comply with the ordinance.
The ordinance is upon the same gen
eral lines as the one presented 10y
Councilman O'Brien, but the provision
for fine is entirely eliminated.
We fail 10 see why such tenderness
should be shown to the stecet railway
companies. In our opinion that clause
should be reinstated 10y tho Common
Council, otherwise the companies can
defy the city and the Council will he n
laughing stock for having permitted
itself 60 be outwitted in such way
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12

The enemies of order in this Repub-
lie will derive small consolation from
the enthusiastic scene in the United
States Senate Tuesday, when Northern
and Southern veterans of the Civil
War, grouped around the tall form of
Gen. Gordon of Georgia, applauded
his earnest assurances that if necessary
n hundred thousand veterans Of the
Confederacy would rally in the sup.
port OF law and the protection of pro.
perty. Never has the battle-scarred
old warrior been more eloquent than
he was then; never have Northern and
Southern commanders met more
fraternally since the war than they did
on the Senate floor nt the close of Gen
Gordon's speech.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12

Notwithstanding that all the forty.
four star hagsare comparatively new ,af-
ter July & 1875, il will be necessary 10
have new ones. Utah was admitted as
a State yesterday and another star
must he added 10 the national flag
The Senate should get 10 work prompt
" and admit Arizona, New Mexico and
Oklahoma and then the manufacture Of
flags could 90 on at once without any
danger of having them left on their
hands by all means create boom in
new flags
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12

The results Of the action of our
economical" city government under
the advice Of our own and only Mayor
became apparent last evening when il
was made known that the highway ap-
preparation was exhausted In the
meantime il will be undoubtedly
necessary 10 make special appropria-
tions for the improvement of large
number Of streets. which have been
ordered curbed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
important Schedules Not Reached.

WASHINGTON, July 1-The tariff con-
ferrees devoted the 6rst two days In die
posing Of unimportant items and clearing
away the changes made In the verbisge
of the bill They have talked over in q
general way many OF the disputed points
in the bill, including sugar. coal, iron ore
and Whisky. but nothing has been at.
tenn pied In any Of these scheduled
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
Soldier Used His Pistol
Considered BY Congress

WASHINGTON. July l2-Ths full COM
merce committee has voted TO rep rt to
the house the following resolution Of in
vestiRhtioni
Whereas, the constitution OF the United
States gives 10 the congress OF the United
States alone tho power 20 regulate commerce
Among the General states. and
Continued on Page 4.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
General Ferauson's Downfall.

MEMPHIS, July la-The Commercial
Appeals Greenville (Miss) special says
General Ferguson. secretary treasurer Of
the Mississippi loves board. IL short over
so4 900 in his accounts General Ferguson
was general In the Confederate army,
has been repeatedly honored with high
on ees In the state, and was once secre-
tary of the Mississippi river commission.