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by the Knickerbocker Yacht club will
be held on Saturday, Aug. 90, Four
only, as follows: Cabin cats, "a feet and
over cabin cats under "a feet; open cats.
"a feet and over. and open cats. under
starting from the clubhouse, to Baret-
to's Point. to stakeboat OF Clausen's
Point, returning to the club house, to
be sailed twice II wind be favora BILE.
Entries received by f. NJ. Macdonald.
2S Lafayette place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
BY LAND AND SEA.
The Japanese Army Has Invested Port
Arthur.


The Japanese Army Has Invested Fort
Arthur.
YOKOHAMA, Nov SIT is announced
here that the investment of Port Arthur
BY the Japanese forces by land and sea has
been completed, and that the forward
movement of both the Japanese armies in
the direction of Moukden is being rapidly
pushed 1t is added that portion Of Field
Marshal Count Oyama's force will attack
kinchow Asoya, which is occupied by the
Chinese troops In the meantime General
Nodzus' advance column is approaching
Fung Whang, fortified town on the
main road between Win and Moukden,
to which place all the Chinese troops re-
treated after leaving their positions north
of the Yalu river. The japanese expect
to defeat the Chinese at both places and
there unite their columns before the walls
Of Moukdcn.
SHANGHAI, Nrv. 3.-The native papers
announce that the Chinese troops have
retakcn kiuiien Cheng after heavy fight
ing. The Japanese are said TO have been
driven out of that place with loss of
5000 men. 1t is reported on good author
ity that the Japanese are leaving Port
Arthur and its vicinity, and that the
Japanese troops which have been opcrat-
ing against that place are proceeding to
join the main body of the Japanese troops
marching upon Moukdcn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
ROBERT J. BEATS GENTRY.
Great Pacing Race at the Old Poin. Breeze
Track.


PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3-The star at
traction of the season in this city for low
ers OF pacing was the race between Robert
j. (2:0l1 ~ and John r. Gentry (2:O334) at
the Old Point Breeze track. A purse of
{? CD was offered an inducemcnt for these
recognized kings of PAGERS. Ed Geers
held the reins over Robert ]. and Nc
Henry sat behind Gentry In the first
heat Gentry took the lead and held it to
the quarter. Going to- the half Robert J.
improved his position, and was a head in
front mt that point. He Increased his lead
to length at the threc-quarter post and
won the heat by two lengths. Time,
900
In the second heat Of the big match
Robert j. took the lead at the start and
was never headed, winning by five lengths.
Time, 2:l2L. After the second heat Nc
Henry asked and was granted permission
to withdraw John X. Gentry, as the horse
had not fully recovered from his recent in
jury at Nashville. The race was given to
Robert i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
CRAZY WOMAN'S DEED.

She Cooily Beats Her Childs Brains Ont
with an ADJ.
JACKSON, Tenn, Nov 3-Mrs George
sheets of Bolivar, Tenn. gave her 7-year-
old daughter picture book to amuse her
self, and while the child turned the pages
the mother struck her with an adj With
the first blow the child's brains were
scattered over the floor and the crazy
woman showcred ten more blows upon
the child. After the murder the mother
coolly laid down upon n cot and went to
sleep. When asked about the crime she
confessed it and said she expected to die
soon and did not want to leave the child
alone In the world
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
A REPUBLICAN LIE NAILED.

The republican state central commit
tee, in its frantic efforts to prevent dis
satisfied republicans from scratching
the ticket and supporting candidates Of
other parties, has been giving circula-
ton to the following through the press
of the state:
The supreme court OF Illinois has decided
first: That when o voter makes q cross in the
circle at the head of any ticket: second: That
the voter who wishes to split his ticket must
not make a cross in the circle at the head Of
the ticket but must make o cross In the square
In front OF the name Of each person for whom
he votes.
The facts are that the above state
ment is lie from beginning to end.
The supreme court of Illinois has rem
dcrcd no decision whatever upon this
question, and even if decision had
been rendered, the jumbling statement
above would be quite incomprehensible
to anyone familiar with the English
language.
The election law is SO plain that re-
publicans who desire to support demo
cratic candidates will have no trouble
in doing so, as sample ballot will be
on exhibition at each polling place
with an official ut hand prepared to ex-
plain all difficulties and show the voter
how to prepare his ballot in case he
wishes to support one OF more caudi.
dates on the opposite ticket
This canard as to the decision by the
supreme court of Illinois is simply q
falsehood Of the republican campaign
committee fabricated for the purpose
Of dcterring timid republicans from
scratching their ballot lest they should
lose their vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
Eall Of q ScadOid.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a scaffold sus-
pended under the roof of the Erie depot
train shed in jersey City fell and six of
the eight men at work upon it were hurled
to the station platform beneath. Two
of the men succeeded in catching
hold of one of the roof girdcrs and were
thus able to save themselves. John Hume
and Stephen Dietz were SO badly injured
internally that their recovery is doubtful.
The Others injured are John Costello,
George Steady, Charles Rocky and Corne.
Illus McPhillips
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
Administrator. Sale ..f Real Estate.

STATE Or tLllNO.S,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY. t'7
In The C un'y Court o said County. of the Octo-
her term. A. ID 1891.
Peter Sc lemm-r, admins rstor with the will an
'xed Of the estate OF James Hardin. decreased
pctitop W. Mari Am Hitler, .;ane Schem-
mc-. Harriet CIR lin. Henry Hardin Jo n
samuel Hardin, Albeit Tabor Roheet Ran on
Frank l.. ihomas. hare- Gutzweiller aud
Han, m Mand Sra, es. defend nts.
Pc itior W -nid all uinisiratGr TO sell real . 9
II of -nid decca -cd to pay dchts OF said estate
Aoti"e l. herrby 9 ven that by virtue. aud ir
pursuance of ~ order md decree OF enid cnur,
N de and ent d III sad cause the ciyht.
49, dav Of Oslo cr. A D., 1884, at the sail
term 81 hid court. will sell at public veudue tt
the highest hiujer for C sh in h,nd at the north
door O the court hose In the city Of sock island
In the said COUNTY, nj tn hour Of O'Clock p. IN
on the tenth (lO) day Of November, A. 1894
the fohOwing described premises. tn wit: 10
eight tSl. In block thirty four (3O, in the Chicag
or Lower addition TO the city OF Rock Island, II
the county 81 hock lei and anc state of Illirois
Dated this eli ,hth (s) day o! Oc'obrr. A. D..
1894. PETER SCHLEMNEK
Admin t'atnr wi h the will snn' xcd, Of the ee
tat Of J,mes Hardin. dece sed.
W. II. GE-T. Solicitor for Petitioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

New YORK. Nov. 9.
Money on call easy at l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 2tt9:ll4 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady W til actual business in bankers
bills at 1919 DiSs fer demand AMI 4sd4Gas7
for sixty days: po ted rates iss ~ DiS5 and &soi4
case: commercial bills 1854 o is5j4-
Silver certificates gss5 bid; no sales: bar silver
63N. Mexican dollars 81.
Uni cd States gov rnmeat bonds SIS reyu ar.
ll9; SIS coupons. li3; As regular, ll5s4: As
coupons. 1874: s's regular. 95 bill: Pa inc SIS
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.
Following were the quotations on the Board
of Trade today: Wheat November. opened
554c, closed 52l4c; December opened 53lsc.
closed 53i4c; May. opened 5sc. closed 5s,4c.
Corn-November. opened SIC, osei BE
December, opened 5,l4c. closed 5issc; May,
opened 5la4c, closed 5lisc Oats November.
opened 2-as,. closed 2s'sc; December. opened
.g,sc, close 2g,4c: May. opened 32ssc. closed
a2a4c. November. opeaed 5, closed
$; January. opened SilI. closed
SllS7lI Lard-January, opened $6.SsM. closed
$6.s5
Produce - Butter: Extra creamery, &c
per ID; extra TRY. 2Oc: packing stock. EGO
he. Eegs-1. per doz. loss OF. Live poultry
Chick ms, Cd. &c per lb spring. &c; ducks,
1isas SC; turkeys, 6lfQDsc: geese. Gat1c per doz.
Potatoes Burbanks. 45aS3c per bu: Hebrons
5ilJ5sc: Rose. 45at5oc. Sweet potatocs-.Jer
seys. s20s32.5o per bbl; Illinois, $l.0b9 %
Apples-Common tn choice. sl0la2.5J per
Dbl Cranberries- Cod. choice. $50
G5s.5o per bll; s2.225a2.'5 per l-bu box. Honey
White clover, lib sections, new stock. 1915
% &c; Lroken comb l01tl2c. dark comb.
poo. packages, Sc: strained California 5J5c
per ID.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Nov. ..
I've Stock-Prices at the Union Stock .ris
sr.1 fnll tsfin af.1
receipts for the day. 3l,DJ); "a es ranged Mt
s.. 4tael3 pigs, SI.i0lIi.55 Light. 81 lGa1i.35
rough packing, Si=0iyi6j mixed. and $4.i5lS
@i.SJ heavy packing and slippingl IS
Cattle Receipts for the day. 500: gu ia
tio-s ranged at 81 i5d5.2j choice to extra
shipping steers, si.j0so5i 30 good 70 choice do
Si.siG,i.f9 Fair 20 good. Si4D;si 3J common to
medium do, xS.0Jd3.SJ batch RS steers. s.0l6
800 SUCKERS. s2.s,a.3.5J feeders. si.2j0 80
cows. - 5:;, heifers 81. 20 $50 bulls g.. 40
3.iv Texas steers, SO iiD western rangers
and s.WIo.5p veal calves.
Sheep Estimated r-ceats for the day
o.isi. ,iles ran I'D at sl.511o.aJ westerns, ST.
o.. ~ Texans sI.s5.sj.5J natives All ssULi IL
lami,s.
Closing ouota tiops.
CHIC 400, Nov. 8 -Whs a.. frrner. Nov 5assc
Nay 5Sis. Corn. higher, Nov. 523xc. May sic
is. cssisr No. oss<c. Pork. lower, Jan. Gil =
Is Lard. lowe. s6..5.
New York Money Closing.
NEW YoRE, Nov 3.-Noney on "a L. c lsy ut
PEI cent prime; mercantile ap-r. ga a3H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
EXEcUTdpu's NOTICE

Estate OF John Warner, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed ex.cu
trix Of the last will and testament Of JOIN
Warner, late OF the county OF Rock Is.snc
SAFE oi Illinois. deceased. hereby gives motto,
tnat she will appear before the county curt o
Took Island comfy, ~ the ofiCe Of the rlp-'. n
laid court, in the city OF Rock island at the Jan
nary tenn on the first Monday In January mex
~ which time all pcrsone having cIa:us ags.ns
SAID estate ARE notified and requested To atten,
fr the purpose OF having the Same I.jusled.
All ersons indebted 10 said estate are re
iucsted 10 make Immediate payment Ia the IN
ieraisrec.
Dated this 19:h dav o. Nctnber, A. d. fsoa
CAROL NE l.. WARNER, Executrix
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
l.f.(;Ai.


Estate OF o;rscc q. l.. Me'.s, deceased.
The under ig"ed having been NJ painted xcu
tor ~ the ast viii IN L. tancnt Of q ace G.. l.
t,igs. la'e of th'' county OF Rock t>laril. efnt,
" III nous. deceased hereby 81. cs Otioe tnai b,
|ll appear bcfor' the County courf Of Rack lslarC
ount,. ut the Office the clerk Of sid court, !,
ne ti'y Of P"c Island, AT the he, ember term ~,
be- first Nonda- IN teceinhrr. next. mt whiciptim,
Ill pc-s having ciain,s a.,ainst said estate NJ,
io,ifcd and requested tn attend. for the pnrpOs,
" having the -a'Be adinsfe,
All p.r-Ois indebted to said s-ate are reuucs
.iyrcd.
Dated this Dr. dav nj October. A. n. 1874
CORNELIUS F. LYNDE, Execcto-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
The Loca, Marksra.


GRAM. ETC.
Wheat soc
Corr-rew. 4CGti3c: cid, SIC.
Oats era Doc.
Ray-T'r,c;ny, s1aGSl3. upizus Size Al :
Wild. 9SdS9; sloJah s5c$1; hailed. %.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE.
potatocs- 4sc.
Onions DOC pcr ou
PRODUCE.
Butter-fsir IN cbo.c., 1Sc; creamery, -.
Egpe-frorh. lie
Pou try--spring chickens, q per pound.
LIVE srook.
HSEIe--ar,ohers Jsy to- CIT fell eiecrs
81 axe; Gown snd heifcse. sL0s cn..cr
3iaG5c
fose- 3AMts3C
Sheep-3.cD4t
Spring lamb 3n0.c pouni.
~aa'--sa>ft 1lc
( Wood-S3 50 per cord.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
Young Girl HOrsethieH.

XENIA, O., Nov. 3.-Flora McCrossen, q
16 year old girl, was tried and convicted
of stealing horse. She got the animal
at night, drove quite distance, traded the
horse off and then sold the one she traded
for. Her parents are trying to save her
from the penitentiary on the grounds that
she is not 16 yet, in which case she will GO
to the reform farm. She takes the mat
ter lightly and seems to be proud of her
Cartpr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03

TUsCoLA, Ills, Nov. 8.-While ascend
ing the stairway leading from his cellar
Joseph Happ fell in such a manner that
a large butcher knife he was carrying in
his hand entered his left side The blade
penetrated his heart. Happ's father ar
rived soon after and charged his sons
wife with murder. So desperate did he
become that he ran the woman into the
fields In his efforts to kill her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
Auditor Cores Son Held On.

DECATUR, Ills, Nov. S.-Edward e.
Gore of Springfield, son of State Auditor
Gore, was assaulted and robbed of SIG and
u gold watch near the Union depot. He
had come to Decatur on a late train and
claimed to have been held up while on his
way up town. His face and hands were
quite bloody and he was found by two
officers lying face downward Mt the edge
Of the sidewalk on the side street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03

EVANSVILLE, Md, Nov 3.-Hazing by
students at the Maryland Agricultural
college is likely to result in the death Of
one Of their number, Edwin Colt, Jr., son
Of the secretary of state. Several nights
ago q mock court was held and young
Gott was convicted of heinous crime
A rope was secured, fastened under his
arms, and he was suspended to transom.
He was later taken very i'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
The Deadly Diphtleria.

NAUvoo, Ills, Nov. 3.-Diphtheria Of
virulent form is prevailing In Pontoosuc,
little town in the northern part Of Han
cock county. Five children of Samuel
Black, a farmer, have died within three
days, three Of them during one night.
The disease is spreading and the people of
the village ore greatly alarmed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
Elections In England.

LONDON, Nov. S.-Municipal elections
were held throughout England and Wales
The returns from LAG borough, in W Of
which there were no contests, show that
the Conservatives secured 30 seats, the
Unionists 8, the Ministerialists %, Labor
Is, Independents and Socialists g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03

The fact that . dollar under the
Wilson bill will bug of the necessities
of life about MS much as S1.lO or Sl.s5
would buy under the Mckinley bill is
= campaign document By itself.-Dos-
ton Heynld ;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03

FO"r FELLOW!
Bczzing in NV right earl
fhrobbing in my h. ad,
AchiIg in my stom CHI,
Senuing &c to bed,
Dizzy lcsnr STE,
shooting pain. N back,
Bless NE. Whist is worse than
A ''bilious Httack!''
There is certainly nothing much more disa-
greeabie, but DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery will room make you all 20. X" THIS is
the greatest hood purifier known. Nearly every
one becomes more or less bilious at times AT
such times. by taking. as thousands do, a few
doses Of the Col len Medical Discovery, they are
often saved weeks OF actual sickness. The
Discovery" is the only liver invigorstor pnd
blood purifier positively certain in its curative
action, that ii can be sold under a guarantee. II
1t doesn't cure. m ,rcy paid for tits returned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-03
For Sale at As and 50 cents
per Box, by

For sale by T. II. Thomas, Drug.
gist. cor. 18th and Cd av., Rock Island
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-17
uLLsnoRo BUDGET.
The VI. IL. ana ~. shops-Ncw Fn-
Guilty EIccted-Counctl Meeting.

Guilty EIccted-Counctl Meeting.
Special Dispatch.
Hnlsboro. Tex, May 16.-worlS was
very quietly begun yesterday on the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas grounds
south Of town preparatory to receiving
the shops. roundhouse and yards. a
construction train with about forty
men are now here and the chief en-
gincer is expected daily to push the
work to completion as rapidly as pos
sible.
The following faculty has been
elected for the next year for the Pat
terson institute: w. a. Patterson. A.
H., b. D., president J. @. Didiot, A. NJ,
ancient and modern language Mrs, NJ.
Talliaferro, A b.. intermediate depart
ment: Mrs. W. a. Patterson. prepnra-
tory department, Mrs. p, 7, Phillips,
primary department; Mrs, NJ. NJ. David
son, assistant primary department;
Miss p. r. Ivy. kindergarten Miss
Marie Ivy, assistant kindergarten; Miss
Ola Ford. elocution; Miss ii. NJ. David
son. art w T. Hammond penmanshipi
Miss Louise Talliaferro, typewriting
and stcnographer; W Bogardus Strong,
A. NJ. Mus, b., music director; Miss
Marie Ivy. assistant music.
At regular meeting Of the city
council last night the bond Of $1,000 OF
tho Electric Light company was APP
proved. This guarantees to the city Of
IIlllsboro an electric light plant OF n
capacity OF $50 incandescent lights and
30 only 1000 normal candle power arc
lights The construction 10 be begun
within forty-hve days and 20 be COM
pleted on or before October the LIST.
The gentlemen composing the company
are all citizens of Hillsboro, and have
been for years. except one, Mr.. +. G.
Shields, who il from New Mexico. He,
however, had made Hillsboro his
home for some months prior to his as
sociarion with the electric light COM
pany.
The ordinance providing for the Is
suing Of the fourth ward school bonds
and making necessary levy for same.
was read and all conditions agreed to
by the council and the city attorney
instructed to forward same 10 attorney
general with all necessary data bearing
on same for his approval prior to the
second reading and final passage.
Justice OF the Peace NJ. A. Nash OF
the Brandon precinct, came in today
and rendered his resignation 10 take
effect at once. The resignation was
accepted end j. N. Harris OF Brandon
was appointed to III out the unexpired
term.
The Hillsboro rifles received their
charter today from Austin and are eN-
pecting their guns and other equip
ments on every train
A good number II our business men
are attending the Waco races.
The Hfisboro Mirror comes out
squarely today for s. W. T. Lanham
for governor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-17

silver Has Made Many TricndH--'rht
Double standard.

Press Report,
Washington. May TO- - President
Warner or tho American Bimet0llh
league Inns recently been conferrint
with lending silver men throughout tho
country concerning the growing sen
timent In favor OF reconciliation Of
silver. from every direction comes the
expression Of opinion that the cause OF
blmotnlliEm In rapidly advancing and
attaining proportions that must soon
revoiutionizc the country. Men who
have hitherto been welded to tho sim
gle gold standard betrny signs Of wenlt-
cnlng and nrc leaning toward silver
while silver men, who have hitherto
been dcspondcnt. believing that tho
gold olignrchy had succeeded In driving
out silver as money metal and that
all hope for silver was gone. Mt least
during President 'Cievelands ndminis-
tratlon, now feel assured that the day
is not far distant when the double STAN
dard must prevail.
This feeling OF renewed confidence II
not confined wholly to the West and
South,
Advioos form the Eastern nnd MID
die statea ahow that the revulsion OF
sentiment against tho single gold sian
dard and IN favor OF bimetalllsm II
on the Increase In those sections to
such egtent ms 10 seriously alarm tho
gold standard contingent.
Tho Eastern money centers are com
menclng to appreciate the situation ir
way that touches their pockets.
stock markets reports show that the
railway earnings nre constantly de-
crensinE, and tho fresh slaughter OF
freight rates made last week by the
managers Of the trunk lines has made
wall street stand nghast. oniciais OF
leading Western roads are quoted as
authority for the statement mat the
prcponderanoe OF frelghts ia being car
rled nj rates not covering the actual
cont OF movement
These heavy decreases In railway re-
colpts as compared with 1898 reflect the
inordiuate dullnoss IN trade and man
ufaoturea. and there is nothing to In
dictate a revival OF huaineaa.
Tho labor disturbances IN all parts Of
tho country oomplicaie the situation
not TO mention the heavy exports OF
gold and the reduction Of the treasury
reserve 20 about ss0,0OOOOo- Instead Of
the great revival OF Guinness that thu
gold men so Confidently predicted would
! follow the repeal Of the Sherman sllvei
purchase law. matters have been going
rom bad to worse. This paralysis o.
business II clearly attributable 10 the
decentralization OF silver and the proph-
ecles OF the silver men that utter de-
structlon would result from the estab-
iishment OF the single gold standard are
being rapidly reaiized an over the coun-
Try. The holders OF railway securities
IN the Icaat now feel the sting OF ths
whipiash and are reiiplng the whlrl.
wind from the wind they have sown.
A great rumblins is heard and Tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-17
A RIVER MYSTERY.
A hoy Seen Floating ON Log-De"d
Horse Also Found.

Special Dispatch.
Granbury, Tex. May ia report
has Just reached this place that some
parties on last Friday evening saw a
boy about Is or l6 years old in his shirt
sleeves pass down the river (Which had
been greatly swollen by the recent
heavy rains) on big log at the Indian
crossing, 1--WE miles east OF Glen Rose
In somervell county. He was stun alive,
but unable TO help himself, and beinI
near the opposite bank from the parties,
they were unable to render assistance.
Nothing has been learned as to whether
he has been found YET or from whence
he came. II is also reported that on tha
same day a dead horse with a saddl,
on was seen passing down the river be-
tween this place and Glen Rose. Pos
sibIy the boy and the horse may have
had some connection,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-17

ES-Rcpresentative j. A. Butts
nultEvillc. ~ d.. whose name wm
rier;!c:;ea in connection IN the nlieget
attempt to purchase the vote OF sena
tors Kyle and Hunton on the tarlft bill
has determined to ask a full investswa
tlon Mt the hands OF the scnnto OF TIT
charges made ngainnt him, Moio
BultE called on Senator Hanabrougl
Of North Dakota. late this evening an,
asked udvice us to what he had bet
tor do lie made a general denial o
the chnrgcs against him nnd stated HI
wanted u rlgid Investigation OF Thorn
lie was not willing to rest on tho pos
Hlhlllty ~ the passage OF the Lodn
resolution calling Tor nm Investigation
OF thte bribery alleged aud OF the IN
fiuencc Of the sugar trust on the mako
up " tho tariff bin. Ito told the acnn
tor that he wanted II personal invcstl
cation as spcedily as possible. He sniI
that he had both reputation ana inter
eats which were suffering aud that ~
wished TO have n chance Ia clear him
self In HIS mtoryicw with tho soma
tor the dotfils or the bribery Charga
were not gone over, but Mayor aultzr
denial WIS emphatic and absolute.
senator Hanebrough finally ndvised
the cN-congrcssmnn TO write him n let
ter nHlSlug for personal invcatiga.
ton and agreed to place It before IN,
senate, This Major Buliz agreed t
do, senator Hlnnahrough expects {,
receive the letter and present II In the
sennte tomorrow.