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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
ATCHiSON WiTHDRAWS.
Quits the Association for Want Of
Protection,

CHICAGO, March Gas predi cted yester
day the Atchison road has withdrawn
from the Western Passenger association.
1t assigns as it's reason for withdrawal
that the association agreement affords it
no protection and is failure as far rs pro-
lection against outside lines is concerned
1t alludes in its notice of withdrawal in a
sarcastic manner, to the way the boy
cotting clause of the agreement works
against feeble line, like the Jacksonville
Southeastern, and refuses to work against
a powerful line like the Southern Pacific
The notice of withdrawal from the HssO-
citation does not carry with it withdrawal
from the emigrant clearing house OF the
Western Passenger association. I5 will
stand by the clearing house for some time
at least. The association was in session
when notice of withdrawal was
received. 1t was Informally discussed but
no action was taken, the general opinion
being tha5 the lines should stand by the
association for at least short time. All
the members admit, however, that the use
fulness of the association will be greatly
impaired.
At ttoday's meeting of the Western Pas
seuger association, it was agreed to make
summer tourist rates on the usual basis of
80 per cent Of double locals for the round
1ICk0CS Will 10 Ou Sdl0 ACOul May III
to Oct. 81.
The Atchison has been quietly collect
ing evidence against the lines which so
severely condemned that road for refusing
to call in the annual passes it had issued.
1t has secured evidence that almost every
road which censured the Atchison. had,
at the very time the censure was passed,
long list Of annual passes placed
where they would bring the best returns
in business. A list of the sixty annual
passes issued by one road to "land agents"
was displayed, aud the majority of the
alleged LAND agents" are rated In Dun
and Bradstreet as jobbers. bankers, and
shippers generally. Il the Interstate COM
merce law was operative the Atchison
could make it amazingly interesting for
those who ceusured it.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Chairman Midgely
of western association received long tele-
gram today from President Reinhart Of
the Atchison, which declared that the
Atchison was and always had been will
ing to resume the negotiations where they
had been indefinitely postponed by Vice
President Crocker OF the Southern Pacific.
AS President Huntington of the latter
line has shown willingness to negotiate,
it Is possible the row may be patched up.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
iNJUNC1IONS SERVED

HIAwATHA, kRn., March 6.-Tempo-
rary injuuctions were today served on the
sheriff and clerk of the court of Brown
county restraining them from further
action TO collect the fines imposed last May
on l. K. Yates, {. Y. Pyle and j. w Pot
tenger for violating the prohibitory law
The petition alleges that the sentence in
each case was commuted month ago by
Governor Leweiliug and that the commu-
tation is being disregarded. The officials
enjoined base their action upon an opinion
rendered by the attorney general, that the
communication is illegal Ex-senator
John Shilling is bondsmau for the plain
tiffs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
GLapsToNf aND 6ossBsaay.

LONDON, March The telegraph says:
Mr.. Gladstone has placed himself in she
hands OF Sir James paxer. ibe famous snr-
geou, aud the occa.ist, Netherielsf We
regret TO say hat there is undoubtedly q
cataract forming On one OF bis eyes, vlia
the prospect OF similar weakening OF the
other. bat nothing that 10 a3t lIabie 10
yield TO ors.iaary treatment
LONDON. Msrch 7.-Tae Duly News savs
Lora Rassb~rry will retain his seat in be
county COUNCIL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
BEhEAOED HIS MOTHER.

LONDON. March GA dispatch to the
Times from Paris says: An officer who
has just returned from Dahomey reports
that when King Behanziu found that
escape was impossible he summoned his
aged mother and said TO her: II am going
to surrender 10 France. My father must
know il. You therefore shall see him and
tell him.
The king thereupon bad his mother be-
headed, while lie calmly loooked On,
smoking a pipe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
HACKER CONVICTED.

PRATT, Kan. March 6-Tbe trial OF
Ellsworth Hacker aud Grsen Roberts for
the murder of Jacob Baker has just ter
minated here. resulting In Hackers con-
viction OF murder iu tbs first degree. lob
erts having pleaded guilty TO murder la
the second degree Th. former was sea
fenced TO haug and the latter given life
sentence in the penitentiaey
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
COUGHLIN, THE ACTOR, SICK.

PITTsBURG, March 6.-Charles Coughlin,
the actor is at Merdy hospital suffering
from nervous prostratiun and the
Duquespe theatre, where he was TO play
this week, is closed. David Henderson Of
the Duquesne theatre has commenced
proceedings against Mr.. Coughin for
damages for non-fulfillment of contract.
The engagement at the Chicago opera
house next week has also been cancelled
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BrRgAv,
nRpx rtT.frxr-F ap AaRfffff rms

W FAl lHE- fbIAkAU.
DspAgraEST OF AGRicuLrGgs- =
WICHITA. Kan. March 9. ts9&
Forecast for Wichita aud vicinity
Fair and warmer "Wednesday.
During the past twenty four hours tho
highest temperature has been 30. tbs
lowest -. aud the mean 20. with cooler.
clear weather. light 20 fresh south east
wind. and falling barometer.
Thus far this month the average TEN
perature has been 81
For the past. five years the syerazs
temperature for the uionth Of March hss
been A., and for the Oh day -
FHED l. .joggsOs. Observer.
WAsHrxoTos, March s.-FolIo-ina IL
the force at up % 8 .. m. Wednesday;
For kansss-Thfeat>ning. slightly
colder ia western portion. vzrisole wssds.
For Oklshoma-Tb winds b.
coming porthwssteriy.
For Coiosado-CsoeralIy fsir; vsrisbl
wlnds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
CHEROKEE LOAN HITCH.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Representative
Holman. chairman Of the house commit
tee on Indian affairs. favors submitting
the complications over the Cherokee loan
of Sc, GAO 600 arising from its being given
to both X. r. Wilson & Co., and E. d.
Chadwick. to the court of claims, and has
introduced joint resolution for the pur-
pose. The resolution authorizes the sec.
retary of the treasury to file bill of in
terpleader, making Chadwick and Wilson
defendants, and give the court of claims
power to decide the rights of the defend
ants, and whether the acts Of the Cherokee
nation are constitutional
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
VIRGINIA TROUBLE ENDED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, March e-Ths
governor informed the Associated Press
tonight that there was no apprehension Of
any further trouble among the ksnawhs
miners While there has been nothing
developed today that in any way changes
the aspect Of affairs, tie officers are con.
tinuaiiy making arrests aud the tEoabies
are all well In hand. -Four more arrests
have heen made, making total OF TWEEN.
ty-seven strikers thus far. The prsaimI-
nary examination of the Wysnts and
strikers is now in progress az Fayesse-
Vile. IL will probably consume several
days. The Wyants are oct Oh bail
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
AFRAID OF THE DAIToNs.

ST. LOUIS. March Ga special to the
Post-Dispatch from Sedalia. No, says:
The American Express and Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad officials are much
disturbed by the news from the territory
of the Dalton gang of Outlaws. For sew
eral months the criminals have been for
titled in the Sxpulpa mountains, forty
miles west of Vinita. Friday night they
broke camp. aud heavily armed and other
wise well equipped, rode toward Finita.
Indications pointed to a raid on the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas road and the
roads officials and those of the American
Express company have put on extra
ON
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
1T DIDN'T DRAW.

LONDON, March 6-The drsw.Bgroom
reception which the new pre- mier attended
yesterday afternoon was the smallest, 80
far as attendance is c0ncarned. which ths
queen has held in years. This is remark
able from the fact the queen will not hold
smother one until 1885. There were only
il2 people present, aud ths ceremony Oniy
lasted an hoar. Lord Roseberry occupied
a conspicuous place near the queen and
the other cabinet ministers VINO were
CYeseut
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
Day on the Turf,

ST LOUIS. March 6-First race-Five
furlongs: Sam B won: Frank Ellis,
second; Buck Thorn, third. Time, l:l3.
Second-F'ive and one-half furiongs: No
Remarks Won; Monteli, second; Governor
Brown, third. Time. 1881
Third-Five furlongs: Little Fellow,
Jr., won; Beeton. second; Jessie Bennett.
third. Time l:12j..
Fourth-Five aud one-bslf furlongs:
Arthur won: Plsauo, second: Irregular.
third. Time. 1:205l.
Fifth-Fiye furlougs: Roy won; Picca-
dily. second; Colonel 5. third -ines
1:ll3l.
Sixth-S.x and oue-half furIongs: Pho
neer won; Bnshranger, second; Oliver
Twist. third. Time, l:34.
NEW ORLEANS, March s-Firss race
Six fuFlouas. Ponfret won; John Irwin,
second; Roudsa, third. Time, 1917.
-econd-Five fur.o3zs: Wafterson Nc
Caff-rty wou: Moilie V. second; Ruby
Payne. third. Time, l:i4i&.-
1birt-Five furioDgs: Horace Leland
won; Progression, secoaG; Satinet, third.
Time. 1:2i5<
Fourth-d Handicap. six furlongs: I1om-
bard won; Wigwafn. second. Wallace,
third. Time, i:2st
Fifsb-Fire fuflongs: Parquetts won;
Emperor Billet. second; Bii4y Duncan,
third. Time. LEX
Hor SPRINGS March airs. raee-1i-
Is OF mile: Hooesoo won: Get Aloag.
second: Lons Fellow, third. Tims, i:I554-
Secoad-9-is o: mile: Laura Is wJa:
Dick Tiger. second. Mamie b third Tine.
i:oI51.
Tnsrd-S. OF a mile: Mike Flynn won;
Beil-. --coad; Imp ConomAsra. thira.
Time. I.0ss.
Fourla-s. Of mile: Sir Plaoe. won;
LEILA l.. ssssuG; ADe H..sss4d. third.
Time. Isd6
Flfrk-mlIe: Po~Aatsaz Voc lasonss.
ssconds Co. Wheas.v. fairi. 4 Z. 10
RoBr. lad. Ma-ch G-FIrs ssce-Fivs
farlongs: Goto woa: Air 7 .xss. secoGd;
Lady Bexb, third. Tim. isl B.
secoud--F4Ss snrloags. Bxakrups son:
Revs Do. SECOND, Wandering Sza. third
Time. i.l@ss.
TAgra-s> sae-sixsseashs Of a mile: Lsu1-
spb-ry won; Lysasse. seeosd, Tess Asy.
thiss. Time, las
Foarfn-Sesrn Earsesg. Cxast voa.
e H. Sserisy. sscoaz. Rival Gs-tsr saisA
1.m-, Las
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
COKE OVENS FIRING lip.

OwENsBURG, Pa. March 6-Information
from prominent official of the H. c.
Frick Coke company is to the effect that
within five weeks nearly every coke oven
in the Connellsville region will he fired up.
The move will cover at least 80 per cent OF
all the ovens in the region. AT the very
lowest estimate COCO men, who are now
idle, will be given employment The
Mcclure Coke company will also increase
the percentage of working ovens fully so
per cent, thus giving employment to about
!, 800 men who are now idle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
TO HONOR a BENEFACTOR

DENVER, March, 6.-ExGovernor John
Evans will be so years Old on next Friday,
and the members Of the chamber OF COM
merce and other citizens are preparing to
observe the occasion in an appropriate
manner. He will be presented with
complimentary address signed by the
members of the chamber. which will re-
mind him OF some of the good things he
has accomplished for the city and state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
WHAT A eHakiNc

A poor fellow gets when chills and fever
seizes him in its tenacious clutch. Why
don't every one protect himself against it
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
great anti periodtcs That specific uproots
every trace OF malaria from the system
IL is equally efficseious. too, for rheuma-
fism. kidney trouble, dyspepsia, conssipa-
tion, biliousness aud nervous trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
IS 1T RETRiBUTlON,

CHICAGO, March 6-Mrs Andrew Foy,
who gave sensational evidence for he
state ia the Cronin murder trial, is suffer
ing at the hands of her landlord. who To-
day caused notice to be served that she
must vacate the premises occupied by her.
She is IN a destitute condition Her bus
band is in the employ of the city and re-
ceives good wages rat refuses to contrib
ute 10 the support of his family
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
GERMANY AND SILVER.

LONDON. March IA despatch to tbe
Times from Berlin says: The Imperial
treasury has distributed various docu-
Inenss To the me embrrs Of the silver com
mission. The documents include statis-
tics OF the silver proiociion Il Germany.
which amounted ia 1895 TO 56S Kilograms
The amount ot silver employed Ia Ger
many was 300 30 Kilograms.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
TICKET scALPlNG MUST STOP.

ttNNCi OGA1TtfNa mOOt OIOTs
WASHINGTON. March 6-Senator Allison
of Iowa has introduced bill to put an end
to ticket scalping It provides for an
amendment TO the interstate commerce
acts so as to require railroads to supply all
their ticket agents with certificate of ap-
pointment which is to be exposed to public
view. All tickets sold must have the name
of the agent aud the date stamped on them.
1t is made unlawful for any one 10 sell
tickets Of road from which he does not
hold such certificate. The penalty is IA fine
of 5000 Railways are required to re-
deem unused tickets at the principal office
or at any ticket Office for the price paid.
and partly used tickets for the price paid
less the schedule fare for the portion used
if presented within ninety days after pur-
chase. The sale by any person of par
TALLY used ticket otherwise than as indi-
Gated is made violation of the act. The
railroads which place tickets in the hands
of unauthorized agents are made liable to
a fine Of 5000.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
NOW JENKINS TURN
CONGRESS ORDERS AN INVEsTIGA-
TON OF HIS ACTS

Has He Exceeded His Jurisdiction
or Misused His Judicial Powers
in Enjoining Northern Pacific
Employees From Any Priyi-
leges or Rights ?-The
Atchison Withdraws
from the West
ern Passenger
Association
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
DOESN'T FEAR THEM
THE BAN OF THE L A. W. HAS NO
TERROR FOB ZIMMERMAN.

If the League Doesn't Want Him He
Will Race as q Professional, but
Race He Will, and for Big
Money The c9miag Mil
at Ell Rens-Principai
Events of the Day
In the Sporting
and Athletic
World.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
cOMPlETE VICTORY.

CARSON, New. March Elm the suit Of
Frank Symmes aud others. against the
Union Trust company OF New York, Of
fecsiEg tie Comstock Tunnel coupanr.
pending in the circuit court OF the United
States, Judge Hawiey dismissed the case
a, plaintiffs cost. This Is a complete
victory for the comstock Tunnel com
panr. The contest has been long and
bitter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
WANTS eonE NOPE

MTNNEAPoLfs, Msrch 6-Dwight NJ
Sabin OF Saltwater. who went 20 the
United States senate in 1855 after detsat-
ing William Window. who had served Ia
tie senate for thirteen consecutive years.
announced positively today that he will be
q candidate for the Republican uomins-
tion against Senator WasEburn when the
legislature meets next January
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
NEW RAILROAD FOR OKLAHOMA.

WASHINGTON, March 8-Representative
Cockreil OF Texas has introd uced bill TO
permit the Kansas City. Okiahoma and
Pacific railroad TO operate railroad
through the Indian Territory from Coffey-
Vile, Kan. TO Albuquerque. y. H., by
way of Guthrie and kInefisher. O. T. =.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
NOTED pHlLANTHRoPlsT DEAD.

BosToN, March 6-Mrss Mary Hemen-
way died here today after long illness.
aged 65. She was the richest woman in
Boston, possessing fortune estimated ~
l5,o0o 900. She assisted many charities
aud was foremost in encouraging any
worthy educational project.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
FIRE IN plQlIA. OHIO.

CINCINNATI. March GA Commercial
Gazette special from Piqua, Obio. says:
AT l:30 o. M. the three story building be-
longing to the Piqna National bank next
TO the Plaza hotel is burning The build
lug Is occupied by the Lewis clothing
store. the Western Union telegraph offics
and Mendenhalfs InsurAncs companT."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
Western Turf conrrea

New YORK. March 6-W. I. Kirkham
AMI Judge l. p. Tarfton OF the Western
Turf congress. today held a conference
with the new Jockey club representatives
The secretary sail the wssterners were in
accord with the new club. The west
eruers would accept the same rules as
governed the Jockey club. Iu y few days
the details will be arranged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
STRIKE DIScOlIaacFD.

PrTTsBURG, March 6.-The convention OF
coal miners of Pittsburg district here
today decided to maintain the Scent rate
for mining, bat not to strike for it ut pres
eut. The question OF y general strike Was
discouraged by the national officers on
account Of the prevailing depression.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
DEEAtIITED PAYMENT

LOUISVILLE, March 6.-The Louisville
Terminal Railway company was placed in
the hands OF receiver today. Applica
Trust company of New York. trustee OF
the first mortgage bonds. The company
defaulted payment on January interest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
TOO SUBSEQUENT.

BALTIMORE. March 6-Joseph Donjon,
who was sentenced to eighteen months in
the Maryland penitentiary for sending Il
threatening postal card to Vice President
Stevenson, has written a letter to Presi-
dent Cleveland asking for a pardon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
pEERAGE DECLINED

LONDON. Mascn 6.-Mr. George ArmI-
stead. To whose residences at Black Craig
Castle, in Scotland. Mr.. Gladstone paid a
visit last fall. has declined Mr. Glsdstoae's
offer OF a peerage. Ar. Asmistsad will
accompany Mr.. Gladstone TO BgIghton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
COLI DN,T OliiTE COME IT

WASHINGTON, March 6-The Demo-
cratic house caucus called for s o'clock
tonight to consider the advisability Of
strengthening the rules, failed To secure a
quorum and the fifty-eight Democrat
present adjourned without reaching any
conclusion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
plIrsl O,s FIRsT TwsTeR.

PUEBLO. Colo. March Ga whirlwind
this evening tore up twelve 40-foot stacks
at the steel works. The path of the cyclone
was 10 feet wide and 500 feet loug, and no
damage WAS sustained anywhere else. No
one was hurt. This is the first cyclone
ever known in Pueblo
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
Fif,h-Five furlongs: McGiidi won;
Rosewood. second; Bell Ringer. third.
Time 1:10&

Five furlouys: Pasha von: Twsag, second;
Cnrrency. third Time, l:o6i
Seeond-Five furlou9s: Norle won:
North, second; Fred Parker, third Time,
l.04
Third race-Seyen furIougx Thorn
Hill won: ice Murphy, second; Blizzard,
third. Time, 1.5S15.
Fourth = Five furlong: Georgetown
Time, 104i
Fifth-FIve furiones: George L. won;
Leviile, second; Natwood, third. Time,
Los
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
puEsIRoW lnclcIEo-

ST. LoUls. March 6.-Ths graod ;ur7
today returned an ipdictmen. against
Arthur Deustrow, the wife and chiId mar-
derer, for murder 10 the first degrees. The
Indictment will be formally rsfurn-fi into
court ia a few days. and tks case viii be
Sc, for trial at So early day ss posssbie
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
PEER IN A POKE
THAT Is WHAT LAB0UCHrRE DUB
LORD R0SEBERRY.

He Deronnces the Secrecy Surround
ing the Change OF Pre17iers. and
Insists That the Prime Minis
ter should be Commoncr.
The Queens Reception
to Roseberry Slimly
Attended - Glad
stone Refuses
Pecrage.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
REpusllcAas VcTos.ous.

BrgLlxGTos. VI, March s-Tns Re
putliesns carried the Bar'iagsoa csty eisc-
today. By the iArge. nsj2rsty ever given
say csn1f'ste W. J. Patton. for mayor,
r-c-ived Ss majority. asG four oct Of avs
aIderf3en vera elected
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
BARkiS Is WIltiN'

CONCORD. \. H.. March 6-Sena;or
Chandler is out in a letter announcing
himself candidate for re-e,s-.ion TO the
Cnited States senate
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07

Commends itself to the well-formed, to do
pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleanse the sys-
tenn and break I'D colds, headaches and
fevers without unpleasant after effects
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
pls. ADOPTED.

NEW YORK. March g --Tse Erfs reorzan.
izatEou piaa was voted upon s; n meeting ~
the stockholders today aud WAS adopssd
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07

The worst cases of Chronic Ca
tarrh in the Head, yield to DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. So GER
tain is it that its makers offer t5o0
reward for an incurable case.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07
WAS TOM KING IN TT!
TIE POsT-TRADER'S STORE AT CAN
TORMENT BURGLARIZED.

Five Bandits Hold up Post-Trader
Alternately and Go Through His
Safe and Money Drawer-One
Of The Outlaws Believed TO
be Woman, Perhaps
"Tom King" Who
Broke Jail at Eel
Reno Last
Fall.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-07

Pure blood IL better than ''bius blood "
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar
lila
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fire at tho Clyde Philadelphia pier,
New York, yesterday cntailed a loss OF
100000.
Seventy dwellings and number OF
business houses in Norway, Maine,
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
s5OO,oOo
A mob at Sharon Springs, Kansas,
lynched William Mckinley and his son
Lewis for instigating another son, Fred,
10 murder his brother-in-law.
Floods are working grea. havoc at St.
Anne do 10 Pasade, Quebec. So far
twelve houses have boen washed away,
the inmates barely escaping with their
lives. =
A negro who had addressed a note to
a young white lady. OF West, Texas, was
placed in tho calaboose there. Masked
men broke tho calaboose door and took
tho negro out. While rope was being
made ready the negro ran, but was shot
and morsally wounded.
Col. vinette, Of the Second Los An
celcs regiment OF the Commonweal, and
his seven comrades were taken before
Justice Knox, at San Bernardino, CAL,
on complaint charging them with at
tempting to evade tho payment OF rail-
road faro, and they were held 70 answer,
bail being fixed ut 500 each. in default
OF which they were remanded to tho
custody OF the sheriff. Tho company il
going to pieces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-10

namo rs mainly responsible for tho
concessions" but tho Maryland sena.
tor did not move muscle. Mr.. Br!co
was not In tho chamber at tho timc.
Tho pending amendment was then
agreed 10, aud Mr.. Lodge offered his
amendment to impose double duties in
the bill against Great Britain until that
country should ngrce 10 m information.
al ratio for tho coinage OF silver.
Senator Stewart followed with long
Tree ailyer speech. Senator PelTer iol.
lowed him.
Mr.. Tcllor did not believe that thi,
was the way to deal with tho ailyer
question. Every ono know that as long
na Alr. Cleveland remained in tho white
house there was no hops OF indo-
pendent silver legislation. He was
ready TO do.lnything to forco England
10 hor knces.
II he had tho power, he would abso.
lutely inhibit tho importation Of
English goods until that country should
submit TO an international agreement.
Slr. Harris insisted upon his motion
to lay the amendment on tho table,
which was dono by vote OF 3l-20, d
atrict party vote.
Mr.. Tcller offered substitute for Mr..
Aliens resolution for an investigation
oil the arrest of the Commonweal lead :
ers. and at $50 tho senate went into
executive session and at G:03 adjourned.