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Gin ucttes Gas.

Gas greisniB Ger oiesjdbriaer
. Gerlammlun9 Der britilben WeIeli
ihaft mar Die 9lrtiinoigung pea
pbpliters 2oro 9toplei9b, oes 9tab.
fplgers 5Dnoal's al Dem Snltltut.
oaB es ibm uno oem profehor &am=
jap selun9en lei, Elm neues @as in
Der atmoIpbdriIh hens2uft, auBer Den
befannten 9eltanotbeileu, nahSuwei=
len. 2orb &apleisb bate eine &sibe
WerIube Uor9euommen. um bic Sib=
ti0teit Der @ale feltsutellen, ais er
bemertte, oab oer Der 9ltmoipbGre
entnommene Stidltoft ihwersr lei
als Der aus anOeren Guellen fam=
menpe. Sopeit 9elan9t. fam Der
Gbemiter Yrofel1or 3amiap ieinem
Gollegen CUR 9ilfe. 0ie nabltlie=
9enOe Qnnabme mar natiirllb Die,
baB Der StifitoIT, nit Dem 2oro Gap=
Leigh erperimentlrt bate, niht rein
par. IS oaufrte aber gar niAt
lange, big Yrofelior 9amiap fano,
oab es in Der 9ltmoIpbdre auBer
Stifltofi Elm bisher nod nibt be-
tanntes, nod lnoinerenteres Gas
sdbe.
Sdbt man elsttriide 6unten ourf
cine nit atmpipbariIber 2uft 9e=
fiillte 6lalbe iblasen, Die entlteben.
Den 9dmpfe bon 'alpetri9er Saure
bon Yottaihe au inebmen uno ben
bonn Sauerltoff uon pDro9allenlau=
rem 9lltali, io bleibt nod Elm Gelt.
Der weoer Sauerltoff, nod Stifltoi1
lit, mie oas Spectrum bepei It. 9as=
ielbe @as tann man aud erbalten,
wenn man in ben StifltoH Der Suit
Ma9nelium brin9t. WdbrenO oas
Magnelium allmalis ben StidfoIf
auInlmmt, erreibt Der Gelt Die 9ibs
tisteit bon folt 20. Sas neu ent=
befts @as biloet l prosent Der Qts
molpbdre. SIN Spectrum bat es
eine elnsise blaue S.nie. bic piel in
tenlioer 1T ais bic oes Stiffoffes.
Die beioen ensliibsn Sorider baben
bis ieBt etma 100 &ubitcentimeter
bes neuen 8aies sewpnnen!
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: Nuf Der lanb1traB

-Muf Der 2ano1trabe
nod NbbaIanta tpuroe Der Yoitpagen,
in oem Der Steuererbeber Gambia lab,
bon flint, nit SSlinten uno N}eilern
betpaffneten snbipiouen angebalten, bic
ibr @elidt nit Siibern beoeft batten.
Naboem bic &duber Den &onbufteur
eespunsen batten, absuiteigen, iporn.
ten tic Die Yferbe aus uno burhltDber=
ten Die GorrelppnOensen. "a lie ieoen=
falls glaubtcn, oaB gSertbpopicre oarin
sntbalten ieien, ibleppten lie slpei pcr=
li6erte Fadden nit lid fort, bic iebrd
nur S6riftltiIfe entbielten, tpelhe iih
ouf smei proseiie besogen uno an Den
Staatsanmalt in Ga9liati seribtet ma
rem. Gem Steuerbeher GAMBIA ietten
Die 8riganten bic 6eipebre auf Die
Bruit uno sipansen i'm, auslteisen uno
ibnen bas 8elb, bas er bel li6 trug,
ein3ubanoigen. 9lngelibts oer brp,
benoen @efabr CAB Gambia IL, 900 Sire
gaar9elo uno 200 Sire in gantbpnoes
ber, Die CT in Ga9liari abliefern ioute.
Somit ni6t sufrieben, nabmen INN Die
&Guber nod llbr uno &ette, ferner ei=
nige &inge llno einen &epoloer iue1.
Nad pollbra9ter Ibat ntfernten lie
l;6, absr einem bon ibnell ging GAMBIA 8
@eIdid anideineno eu Sersen uno er
hatte Die Giite, umSutebren unb Dem
ausgeraubten Steuererbeber SO Sire
GeiieGelh 81 9eben.
= eranber s. iemcns, Der
Gbef Der befonntsn lonboner Gleftris
ter=Tirma, bat Elm Gjutattcn ilber bic
Se9un9 ocs neuen aabels, meldes 5lpi=
I6en Ganaba unO 9lultraiien geleat
tpsrben foll, abaegeben. gr Deran=
ihlagt Die 8eianlntfolten auf 2,OOO,=
600 2itrl. 3apon fonnen bic Soften
Oes aabels lelblt uno slpeier 0ampfer
fir Heparatllr u. /. 10. beltritten lpers
DEN, mdbrenO $4,000 2ltrl. fir Be-
triehstolten iibrig bleiben. 0ie Se=
t1icbsfclten perani6lagt 9lleranber
Sicmens i'm Wansen auf $4,000
Git1l., bic Ginnabmeu aber mad ben
crlten siuci Deer orei Sabren auf l0O,.
GOO Ctr. jdbrli6. Die 2esans oes
&abcls piro etlpa bret Sabre IN An-
;.;.::1 ;..::;.: 49,; {: IT,.
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osrsDrt. Aber er? Gr trdat i1e bob
auf ben 9anoen9 Sic fat ibm bot
gllIes geppfert, iie muB i'm ia uneno=
licb lieben9 fraate Tran3 errest.
Gr trdgt iie auf 6dnben ipie einen
toitbaren Stein, auf beKen 8eIib man
ftola lit, oeIien gtusitrablung oaS
Nuge aiertg inlaugt. Wie elm @0benz
BID. bon pe7en 3auber ct 0eilunq
bpfft. Gr malt nur lie felt Monaten,
in alien erbentlihen Nuffaiunaen,
Gpitiinen, Wenbungen, ltno es tpmmt
mir por, ais pb oieIe beItdnbiee Span=
nung Der yferpen, biele Itdnbige ppIe,
bieier Gultu5 ibrer S9Dnbett er.
fdlaffenb auT lie ipirte. 9lber am
Gnoe. iie fiiblt fid sliidlitb in pieIer
6lngebung ibres gan5en Welens, unb
bas lit bic 6auptiahe.
(5ortlesuns tolgt.)
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ameifIund bic 70 Qeibenben padt, fpenn
Neraie unb be beiten Mrsneien ui9ts belfen.
Pontiranibeiten Enb be a4erbartnddisiteu besisI9
bey 6eiluHQ
Culture 6etImttteI
6aben BEN GifeI Gpssial. PamtmitteI erIangt.
asI he gabre lang ben merfuaroi9teu Grfol9 ersieIt
babtR
ES eiebt dae Ne e nit beilen f0uneu, alIein beren
HRO fe6r mentQe
eSiR letu Ianqmierees. softipielises Experiment
Is Gemt1 fHr Gn tear Getfe
Neirb Mehr Jetilen, alS mir ~ beboMpttn w0Qen.
Qura On ii eu q mirtt Dunber
nab ieue Anren fHb enfad tpunberbdr.
Hu ber aasaen ADeIt n na6en. YretS Guticura
sOG Gei1e. 81; Vel oIusHteL Batter Oru0
AnA G1eM, GoTp, ooeiasae esoeutbnmer. Bottom.
-. .HDis M easttssssleiiss " fxSirea fsb4. tre,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27
Nbminiitrator's Sertauf uon
OruuDeiQentlnll.

(Gine ieltene @elesenbeit gum 9tnfauf einel
fleinen Narm III Der Ndbe rpn Columbus
Gborles ) GSrey, Nominiitrotpr, sessn Glis
iatetb Scbmiot II. u Tall DO S,7S6, in;
Yrcbateeriht BON Srantlin Gpuntp Sbte
Strait eines bon belagtem 9Srpbataeriebt in
obisem Sale erlalienen SeIebls, iperbs id ai''
samitae. eem %. september, 1894,
yipraens unt 4lO l1br (Stanrarb 3eit) a.
Der Ibiire oes Gpurtbaules, Sranflin Spun.p
Ohio, auf DiIentlieter Muftipn bas nadIrl
aeno beldriebene Grunbeigsntbum bt6 per.
itcrbenen 9lnhreas Shmibt an ben Nfeiitbies
tenbsu uerfauien. @elesen in Irurr 1own=
lbip, N,anflin County. Stip, uno Iteil De-,
upror1tl Wiertel.Ssftipn So. 10. 1ptrnibir
9lc. l2, bon Nanee 2l Der Nefueee= =Sdnoe.
reisn; 40 9lder &anb Ditli6 nabe Der ansren:
;enbcn neun,ia 9Ol Nder BON Der ipe1tl. Seitt
bsiaater nornDitl "a Settion entbaltenb. De
loote 40 9lter iinb 40 9tutben melt rItlih llnr
myItlieb 100 Hltben nDrblib unb iiiolieb iber
beiaste &isrtelssSeftion. ,lnb an gipina1tpn
slpenuc, nnsefdbr bret Meilen oitIid pcn rer
7tact Gclumbus. aeleeen. 9(baei6dtt AZ
1880 Gerfarfsbebingunsen: Gin Drittel
Yaur ON @erfauIstage; Der 9ielt sablbar in
s,rei sleihen idbrlihen 3atlungen in etn unf
,,pei Sabren nacbber Die 10 a,,fsei6pbenen
3otIungen lrllen 3inien i'm Setrcss prn feds
lrc;ent per Sahr trasen, idbrtib sablbar UNI
iiub burA cine oppotb'f onf bas erftan
itanbens Gistntbum su beden Beiit fanr
a,n Mdr; 1891 anaetreten tperoen. icbc6 pa
oer aGnfcr nas Jtcdt. I'M &e1bit @etreibe 8,
Foen, eamit Der Grute feiu Shaben ;ugefiiN
.rerhen fdnn.
Den 23. 9lueuit, 1894,
Charles eS. 'Sren.
Mbminfrator Der Giuters
lnicnidnft hcs pert. Mn>
hrcnS gdin,iNt.
8. 8. Mlherp unb 8 8 Oillrn,
slrluiltc fiir oic Gdger,
1885, SG0 9Du,tc.. Sos
lunbuo. Otiu.
nuQ % sim
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ST. 1)infent's GoQeae.
BEATTY, P.O., Westmoreland Co., Pa.

9teIc unter Der 2cituna Der Bencbifttncr=
Gdtcr ftcbcnbe Mnitolt, lit Weilen BON 2as
trohe uno 40 Wteilen bitlitb BON Bittsbura an
acno ~ aciunb unb itbbn, bic GebGubc arpb, NIT
0ompf aehet5t nnh bnrt @feftricitGt helcud)tct
Scr StuoienfuriuS lit Gin brciiader : Scr
firblithe, bcr flulliidbe uno Ser faufmGnniide ;
audi gibt es einc @lemcntarid)tlc fir elnfGnQcr
0as ndhtc Stuliabr be9innt am 5. Scptems
Der.
Bcbinaunacn: Giutrtttsnebiibr $500.
Set3itigung, uuterricbt unb gSd DIE pen Subr
5000
llnt uctce gu5tunlt pbcr Gatalpqc menbe
man itd an
Geu. Sineent !6nber, 8. g. 9.
Dircetcr.
I7iul 3gUtt gS
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,,entleQt auf ce6enS5eit"

Sft ber eiflun8sruf Taus
tenber, bic NIT baBliGcu
6outfranfheiten bebaltct fi::::s.
mtbt Sbr, mas biefe Gn.i.G-
lung fiir 3artftbIenbe Seelen
bcbentetY
Sic bebeutet Deretuiomuua Nb-
idiiebnn9.
Gle 1T Elm PinberniB fiirGrfulg
IN ber Geieui1aft unb tra
0ei1dft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-27

I2 Gts. PEI sOsae aIs eabieriStionsSreis fir lus
Btatter. .,ser 1Ssli@e 8setste" ans has SsastssS'
tlatt ,,1amilen.1reanb." II etae patrtaii oest1ee
summe. In antetra4t bes Sieles rt4en ans istesel'
nutex 2eiepel, NJ harta e1ttaItes ~tensist baeGt
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-31
d A KO II A

Forklarades skyldig. James
Kelley Hillsboro, N. Da., ankIagad
for att hafva m0rdat Evan Paulson,
blef fredags af iuryn f0rklaradskyldig
till mord / andra graden.
Postvasendet. Belle Cotton har
utnamts att foresta postkontoret !
Oneida, Sully CO., s. Da Vidare ha
till postmastare s. Dakota utnamts:
G. n. Allen j Colman, Moody county,
och G. T. Erobi Hermosa.
Underslef. Den komite, som ned-
sattes for, att unders0ka sekreterarens
for Glendale byggnads- och laneaffar
Ellendale, N. Da., Charles Ackley, ra-
kenskaper, har funnit ut att Ackley ar
pa $3.50 balans for ar 1893. Underba-
Jansen for f5regaende ar Dir ringa Det
3 spgifves att Ackley lar uppehalla sig
n 3elasco, Texas.
b Epidemien Grand Forks. DR..
Devaux superintendent for N Dako-
tas sundhetsvasende, hade / onsdags en-
radplagning med guvern6ren och stats
advokaten for att SO till, hvad myndig-
het statens sundhetsvRsende har att
taga atgarder mot epidemien Grand
Forks. / torsdags var dr.. Devaux pa
platsen och gjorde unders6kningar for
att ia reda pa orsaken till den stora
d6dligheten.
Frusna till dods. Farmarne G.
Henkle och Ell. Kohne, bosatta narhe-
ten af Cavalier, N. d., voro fredagsi
sallskap till Bathgate mjolqvarn, hvar-
ifran de pa aftonen styrde kosan mot
hemmet. Morgonen derpa antraffades
EFT team" utan k1rsvenn, och befanns
delta tillh6ra Henkle. Nagra timmar
derefter fam Georg Newton Kohnes
team" och begge farmarne frusna till
d6ds Hastar och vagn hade staff der
hela natten sn6n. Henkle och Kohne
voro bada vid ungefar 60 ars alder och
efterlemna stora falniljer.
Fordrar $4,000 skadeersatt
ming. Miss Hattie Norregang Aber-
deem, S. Da., har anlagt riittegang mot
Chicago, Milwaukee och ST Paul ba-
nan, under yrlande af $4,000 skadeer-
sattnlng for det hon blifvit utvisad
fran ett iernvagstag Elgin, Ill. Hon
innohade en- 1000 mills biliett, kept af
lokalagenten i Aberdeen och utfArdad
till H. G. Narregang. Kondukt0ren
pastod att antingen miss eller mrs skul-
le statt fore namnet och derf5r ansag
han icke bilietten vara god, utan be-
i ialte miss Narregang att lelnna taget
Harfor begar hon nu $5, 900 skadeer-
sattning, men far nog lata pruta med
| sig. ,sg,s f. !. y, sas X r sta 4 ism St.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-31

Legislaturen Colorado stages vara
fard med att stifta on lag, som f6rbju-
der en- person att arbeta lner an alta
timmar. ON dagen. Smart komma val
vara ''reformatorer" att bestamma hur
lange en- person far lefva, ifall nagon
kan lefya ais, mar de fa makten.
u IS. G.
P. S. I senaste, just mar detta skrif-
YES, hit anlanda numret ats. F. e. har
gifvits b1rjan till den f6rklaring, som
ofvan niirndes sasom 0nskvard och be-
h6fiig. Men tidningen skamtar visst
sbara. BIif ickesf6 klaringens fortsatt-
ming battre an dess borjan, da ar den
'icke mycket vard. Fil Sc emellertid.
Dock ar det val icke mojiigt, att It'd
ningen j fraga will drifva skoj med sli-
ka saker. J. $. O.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-31
w CO N ST N.

Forsald pappersfabrik. Eau
Claire Pulp and Paper-kompaniets IA
brik Eau Claire f6rsaldes sistlidne
l0rdag till o. e. Ingram for $4S. 500.
Verksamheten, som en- lid legat mere,
kommer inom kort It'd att ateruppta-
gas.
Maste vaccineras. Statens helso-
namd har fattat beslut, som bestam-
mer, att ALA barn skolaldern inom
staten maste vaccineras. Anledningen
till f6rordningens utfardande var att
fall af koppor forekomma nargran-
sande slater.
olyckshandelse med dodlig ut
gang Carl August Peterson, rs Dir
gammal blef den % jan. 8gonblickligt
d1dad af ett fallande triad 80 mil norr
ON Grantsburg. Peterson var fran
Elmeboda Smaland, der han efterlem-
mar f1raldrar och 3syskon och har va
rit har landet endast miinader.
Wisconsin Marine & Fire In
surance Company bank Milwa,l.
kee, som under paniken f6rliden SOM
mar maste upphDra med sin verksam-
het, 0ppnades nyligen. Underrattel-
sen harom helsades med tillfredsstiil-5
lelse 6fver hela staten och anses kom-
ma att betydligt medverka till den f.
nanciella stAllningens betryggande.
West Superior nyheter: Ny
byggnader till en- sammanlagd kostnad
af SO, ITO, $50 utf5rdes harstades under
forlidet ar. En- ny svensk-luthersk
kyrka Dir man betankt pa att lata upp-
fora i South Superior. Byggnadstomt
har och for delta andamal donerats al
j. N. Merriam. John och Charley
Brown, respective 16 och II ar gamla,
arresterades mandags under det'de
voro sysselsatte med att stjala Is bush.
majs fran jernvjgsvagnar lastade med
nAmda vara. Det antages att mera an
en- banvagslast majs och hvete blifvit
bortstulet | mindre partier at gangen
under sist f1rHutna manad. A. Holz-
bergs skradderiyerkstad skadades ge-s
nom eldsvada f6rliden fredag. F1rlu-s
stem ar 81, 900, betackt genom assurans.
1
Blef funnen skyIdig. John b. I
Koetting, kass0r vid den ruinerade
South Side Savings Bank Milwankee;
har inf6r domstol befunnits slkyldig till
att hafva mottagit insattningar oak
tadt han visste att banken ej var soil
vent. Sparbanken maste upph6ra med
sin verksamhet sistlidne juli manad
och f1retagna unders6kningar ha lagt
dagen att Koetting spekulerat med
bankens medel och inl&bit sig fera an-
dra mycket tvetydiga affarer. Skull
derna 5fverstiga tillgangarne med
$500, 900, hvilken su,nma till st0rre de-
len utgores af fattigs arbetares slna be-s
sparingar. For ofvannAmda brott har
K. blifvit d0md till fem ars straffarbe-
to-. Han begarde ny rattegang, men
detta afslogs. Utslaget komrners att|
understallas h0gsta domstolens prof
ming.
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tents like the evangelists use for use
as recitation rooms" The only re-
sources that the board would have now
to start to work upon would be the in
surance money, and that was but q
small drop in the bucket. They could,
however, he said, by stopping the
lifting up of the mechanical depart
ment mako use of the money now
being devoted to this department.
From what can DO learned here, the
blame for there not being more in
snrance upon the building rests upon
u majority of the members of the board
of trustees. 1t is said by those who
ought to know that Governor Tillman
endeavored, when the insurance was
placed, to got the board to insure the
building for its full value. Some of
the other members, however, thought
that considering the apparent small
risk the amount carried was sufficient.
Thus is the insurance feature of the
fire explained.
Nothing further has been heard
from Clemson in regard TO the fire or
the present status, but the board OF
trustees has been called to meet at the
college tomorrow evening, and they
will doubtless make full investiga-
tion and all arrangements for the
carrying out of the plans suggested ty
Governor Tillman.
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CLEMSON TO BE REBUILT.
The Governor Talks About the Co
lege's Disastcr-Tho Outlook for tn

The Governor Talks About the Col.
lege's Disastcr-Tho Outlook for the
Future.
The state, 9th, inst.
AS already announced, there is
going to be no interruption in the
educational work at Clemson College.
1t is true that the college has suffered
heavy blow by the destruction of the
main building, but those in charge
declare that they will not allow this
calamity which has befallen the in
stitution to interrupt in any way the
good work which is being done. For
tunately the summer season is near at
hand and permits Of such course
being pursued.
Governor Tillman has returned to
the city from Rock Hill, and being the
most prominent member OF the board
of trustees he was naturally asked
for information about the future of the
college. The Governor said that he
had received notice of the burning
while at breakfast at Rock Hill on
Tuesday morning and was very much
grieved thereat He said positively
that the State would go to work to re.
build the burned main building at once
and carry the work as far along as the
money In the hands of the trustees
would permit He said; 81 will say
this much as member of the board
that the school will run on IL we have
to carry lot of army tents or get
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istered." This is good, sound doctrine,
and heartily subscribe to it.
can see no objection to "postal saw
ing banks" although measure OF that
kind would be largely tentative in this
country, and should be adopted with
caution and circumspection.
The second general demand. as to
The public lands, is sound and in ac-
cordance with true Democratic princi-
pies.
The third general demand, "that
the government should own and oper-
ate the railroads in the interest of the
people," and that the telephone and
telegraph should be owned and oper-
ated in the interest of the people I"
would in my judgment, be impolitic
and unwiso. l have always understood
alternative to put the government in
ownership Of the railroads, telegraphs
and telephones would be to issue eight
billions of bonds to buy the railroads,
and nobody knows how many millions
to huy the telegraph and telephone
systems of the country. Is the ALI
ance prepared to urge the creation of
such bonded debt upon the present
and future generations, and thereby
perpetuate the national banking sys-
tom indefinitely? If so, 1 cannot go
with III. Inc government now has con-
troll and supervision of the railroads by
and through the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and the experiment has
not realized the expectations Of its
friends. The ownership of the rail
roads in despotic governments is justi-
fled on the ground that they are mill
tary necessities for the rapid mobiliza-
tion and transportation of armies. It
has not redOunded to tho interest of
the people, for freight rates are so per
cent. higher in those countries than in
this, and they are consequently great
burden upon the masses of the people.
believe have now made full and COM
plete answers to your inquiries, in gen.
oral and in detail.
If anything has been omitted, will
gladly supplement what have said, if
you will call it to my attention.
Very truly yours,
M. 9. BUTLER.
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Sour friends on the other side seem

"Our friends on the other side seem
very anxious to learu upon what theor,
this bill is constructed. l will tell
them. 1t was constructed upon the
Democratic theory of q tariff foi
revenue with such incidental protec
tion as can be given consistently to the
Industries of the country. 1t follows
strictly the course marked out by
President Cleveland in his letter Of
acceptance. 1t is not free trade
measure, but it is u longer step for
or the tariff of 1883. 1t is not pro-
lection act for the sake of protection
but it does discriminate between raw
materials and manufactured articles
to the full extent of the difference
between European and American
wages"
Turning to the alleged influence OF
the sugar trust and other like organi-
cations in shaping the Senate bill, he
said:
trusts have dictated any part of any
schedule of this bill, pronounce un-
qualitedly false. They have received
some attention, although not as much
consideration as individuals engaged
in the business of manufacture no
more and no less"
Upon the subject Of the income tax
German said he was in full accord
with the sentiments expressed by the
Senators from New York and New
Jersey, and like them considered that
1t served its purpose as war tax and
has no fitting place in our fiscal system
in time of peace. He would not. vote
conscientiously to make this method
of taxation u part of our settled policy,
hut 1n all -, E.
large majority OF his Democratic col
leagues honestly differ from him in
this matter and are willing to subject
1t to a test of q few years. In view of
the necessity of obtaining additional
revenue so that customs taxation
might be reduced without increasing
our debt, he was bound in honor to lot
no ordinary prejudice or difference of
opinion prevent the passage of the
tariff measure. He would vote for
this amendment, simply and solely,
however, as an emergency tax.
During the delivery of Germans
speech the drop of a pin could almost
have been heard, so deep was the hush
the position of the Democrats and the
arraignment of their political adver.
saries was given in impressive words,
and when Mr.. German closed at II
o'clock, after having spoken ,exactly
an hour, with the warning that the
opposition on the other side could not
obstruct the progress of tariff reform,
the galleries burst into a whirl of
applause, and quite number OF Demo
cratic Senators, first among whom was
Mr.. Brice, hurried forward to con.
gratulate the Maryland Senator.
Vice President Stevenson quelled
the confusion with his gavel, and
warned the galleries that demonstra-
tions OF approval or disapproval would
not be tolerated.
Mr.. Aldrich replied 80 Mr.. German
and was followed by Mr.. Teller, who,
as test question, moved to lay the
tariff bill on the table. The vote re-
suited, yeas %, nays 3S.