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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-22

Texes officials are positive that the
indictments against the Standard Oil
Co.'S officers will hold water. But the
important question is, will they hold oil?
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JERRY SIMPSON says his political fu-
,ture will daPend upon the state Of his
health, and, he might have added, the
sail Of the voters n his district.
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Timber Land, act June 3 1878. Notice for Publ
cation. U $ Land Office, Duluth MINI. June
Is 1894.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of ngress of June 3
1873 entitled ian act for the sale of timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon. Nevada and
Washington L, rritory'' as amended by act of
August 1892 Oliver johnson of Duluth county of
St Louis. state Of Minnesota. has ,his day filed
in this office his sworn statement No 2f93 for
the purchase of the So of SEA and s11 of
swA of section No: 29. in township No 81 orth
range W, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and to es-
tablish his claim to said land before the register
and receiver of this office at Duluth MINI. on
Thursday, the 25th day of October, 1894.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 25th day
of October, 1894. A Taylor, Register
B N johnson. Atty. 8-18
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-22

Perhaps it would be just as we'll to
await the appearance Of that predicted
Treasury surplus before repeating the
income tax.
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LAPorte, Ind, has prodigy four years
ield who carries 9 man weighing l75
pounds With ease. or, tip top newspa.
per liar.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-22

Did the governor Of New York de-
slime reorganization because Of newspa.
Per puns on q crushed Flower in case Of
his defeat2
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PERHAPS that White House sentry box
qwas intended as notice to somebody
that sto!m,eebody el|sao was preparing for
war. - 49,
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It is astonishing how much we miss:
seeing ct what passes directly under our;
sszsx
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Notice for Publication

Land Office at Duluth, Minn., Nov ~, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his cl,im and thai
said proof will be made before the register and
receiver of U. s. Land Office at Duluth, Mimi.
on January 81 b, 1895 viz:
f. Eiyira Swenson homestead application No 873:
tor the 81 of neA and Ell of seI. of section 2 twr
81 north, rarge west 18th p M
ne names the following witnesses to prove hi
said land, viz
John 4: Swanson and John Benson of Lutse1
MINI, William Howers:ine, Grand Marals MINI
and Martin HENDERSON of West Superi,r, Wis
A J Taylor. Register.
N johnson, Atty 1921
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Tim Der Land. act June 3, 1s7s-Notice for Pub
iication:-UnitedS States Land Office at Duluth
Mimi, July 8, 1894.
Notice is hereby given tha' in ,ompliance
With the provisions of of the act of congress OF
June g., 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the states Of California Oregon
Nevada and Washington territory as amended
by act OF August 4, 1892, Alfred Spence OF
Duluth, county of St. Louis. state of Minnesota
has this day filed in this flee his sworn state.
ment no. 22o9, for the purchase Of lots /, 5 4 s.
OF section No. 20 lot of section No 81, and 10,
OF section No: 81. in township No. IS moth
range west 4tf p. m. and will offer proof tc
show that the land sought is more valuable fol-
it's timber or stone than for agrieu tural purpos.
es and to establish his claim to id land before
the register and receiver Of this office at Duluth
Minnesota on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Deem
ANY and all persons claiming adversely 1ht
above described lands are requested tn file the.l
claims in this Office on or before said 18th day o.
December. 1894.
A Taylor, Register
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Esau1sH officials are apparently going
thraugh another Fsnlan scare.
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sft a+nG and oos 49, Du1 HiI MINI lF rn
Notice. is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act of congress of June 3
1878 entitled IAN act for the sale of timber lands
as s
August I 1ee2, Edgar + Comstock Of Minnsapo o.
lis. comfy Of HenneI in, state of Minnesota has
he pnoSs Of the St
section 10. and eh of neA and lot /. section
"A. twp 6e north range vest, and will offer
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to said land
before the register and receiver of this Office at
D 191i MINI on Thursday the 25th day of Oct
ANY md all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in This office on or before said 25th day of
parso,, ; Mcdonald A++; A Taylor 2 Hsgister
Timber Land, Act June 1878. Notice for Pub
ication. U s Land. Office Duluth MINI May
81, 1894
N"tio, iehereby given that in compliance with
s tSe states Of III @ oreeon Ne?sd and
xnsast s 5oS1 Ps aes
has this day fled il this office big sworn state
No 1890 fr the "a Of thf s of Ss
81, township 81 north range west 4th p. m. and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and to establish his claim
claim to said land before the register and receiv
err IF this office at Duluth MINI, Thursday
the'25th day of October. 1894:
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above de- cribed lands are requested to file their
claims in this office Oh or before said 25th day
of October 1894.
And you Ley Lewis Roth: who made homsstead
Jesse Whitaker. who made Homestead entry
No. 1914. for part of id land, are hereby sum-
mentioned and show cause, if any there be. why
said John Pipe should not be allowed to make
final proof and payment for the land above des-
cribed, and your filing so far as it conflicts
Herewith, be Cancelled.
s~, Taylor, Register
Nice e. Sharp Attys. 8-l8
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B N Johnson. ATTY
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Notice Tor Publication.

G P Maginnis, Atty.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-12-22
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1879. Notice for Pub
lication.-U. 8. Land Office. Duluth. Mimi,

B N johnson, Atty.
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Timber Land, act June 1878. Notice for Publ
cation. U $ Land Office, Duluth Mimi une

Persons & Mcdonald. Attys. 1916
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B N Johnson. Atty.
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C p Maginnis, Atty.
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Timber Land. Act Iune 3. 1S7e-Notice for Pub
LEGATION. United States Land Office at Duluth,

W N Ingalls,, Atty.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

G P Maginnis, Atty
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MORE SOLDIERS. WAN led.
That's the Idea Of the Commandsr q
Ussie sam's Army.

That's the IdsA Of the Commsndsr Of
Ussie sam's Arny.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1i.-Major General
Schoficld has made to the secretary Of
war his report on the operations OF tho
army during the past year. General
Schofisld, who has been at tho head Of the
army since the death Of General Sheri.
dan. announced his retirement next year.
The report 10 principally devoted to o
discussion Of the necessity for strengthen.
ing the military arm OF the government to
cope with internal disorder as we'll rs pos.
sible danger from without. particular ref.
srence being made to tho Debs strike.
"During large part OF tho year." the
report says, "the army has been employed
in the suppression OF domestic violence
which took the form. in many cases, of q
forcible resistance to tho execution Of tho
law Of tho United States, tho seizure or
destruction Of property under tho care of
the United States and open defiance OF
tho national authority. At the city OF
Chicago resistance to the law assumed
such Formidable proportions that It was
necessary TO concentrate at that place
nearly all of the arinv forces that could be
made available. from all parts Of the
country, while ON the Pacific coast tho
navy department placed at the disposal
OF tho department commander tho naval
and marine forces at the Marc Island
navy yard. and these forces rendered val.
liable services. The responsible duties
thus devolved upon the army department,
commanders wero performed by them
and the troops under their command. in
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IT's A TOUCHING TALE.
Many Cesi Miners Killed In q Horrible
Accident.

Many Cesi Missrs Killed In . Horrible
Accident.
SHAMoKIS, Pa, Oct. li.-Thrse men
were killed. two seriously. II not fatally
wounded, and flvs others badly hurt by
the explosion of the boilers at the Henry
Clay colliery this morning.
The entire steam supplying plant Of the
mine, consisting Of 36 boilers, was totally
demolished, and In addition to tho mono.
tary loss Of $4,000, the Henry Clay, Big
Mountain, Sterling and Peerless collierics
will be unable to resume operations 70,
least month. The explosion 10 the wors
Of its kind that ever occurred in this
region and the cause is mystery.
Tho dead and injured are:
Thomas Carr, fireman, one arm and
one leg broken OF and body cut In two.
William Boyd, fireman, horribly crushed
and lacerated.
William E. Slick, neck broken and both
hips fractured.
Peter Heck, fireman, sido Of head
crushed aud severe internal injuries. Can.
not recover.
Jacob d. Didiam, water boss Of Mahanoy
valley, scalded and crushed. Cannot re.
| cover.
John Mclaughlin. fireman, both legs
broken and head crushed. Died two hours
after the accident.
| John Henkenstein. serious injuries
about body. May recover.
Dennis Brennan, scraper. and William
Quinn. iampman. not dangerously.
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FROM FAR md NEAR.
Diatins uishsd Minis,~rs OF the osspsl
Visit MsntAns.
a - s<A Al.<S

Diatiagu guishsd Miniss~rs OF the osspsl
Visit Msa,ARa.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
HELENA, Oct. 1.-THE annual eoufer.
sncs Of the A. N. E. church eommsaeed
here to-day. The following delegates and
visitors are present: Rev. James A.
Handy, d. D.. Of Kansas City: Rev. r. A.
Hubbard, presiding elder. Denver. Colo. ,
Rev. J. w. Sanders. secretary, AlbuQusr.
que, n. M; Rev. J. W. Sexton. Dsavss.
Colo; Rev. T. L. Watson. Coieeado
Springs. Colo; Rev. S. w. Bird, Pusblo,
Colo; Rev. S. p. Watson, Helena, Rev.
C. H. Cushingberry. Butte; Rev. A. Z.
Hubbard, Cheyenne; r. Cason. Denver.
Colo; Rev. E. r. Vaughan. Boulder,
Colo; Rev. J. 7. Smith, Dsuvsrs 1ev.
w. ]. Tollivsr. Las Vegas, N. n; nev.
G. H. Bras. Great Falls, Rev. A. 4. Marc
field. Salt Lake; Rev. F. W. A. Tseyill,
Aspen, Colo. Rev. n. H. Hawkins. Santa
Fe.
A reception was held at the church 10
night.
A number ef delegates are In The eity n
attendance upon the g. U. o. ef O. ,. ssW
being organised.
The Helena Prsshytsry this morning
was opened by devotional sxsreisss, led
BY Rev. J. u. Douglas Of Miles City. The
report oe the beard Of home misssous was
road, stating that II churches In the Pre-.
bytesy bad contributed $40 to the cause.
Rev. DR.. Raleigh and Rev. James Rsid
were invited to cit - cosrssponding mann
bsrs. The rest Of the forsnoon was oecu.
pied In considssing the report on rules
and docket
This evening Rev. r. n. Douaidson Of
Boesman will deliver an address on 'Iu-
tssnasional Churehss." Thsrs was 10.
csption at the First Prsshytsrian church
this evening to members Of the Presby.
terry.
r. E. Adams. special agent Of the treas
uEy department. at the Alaska seal ash.
cries, u In town on bic way 10 Washing.
ton. NJ. Adams was formerly clerk q
the Flathead agency.
Charles Frisbse, an old-tims stass
driver, was badly injured yesterday morn.
Ing between York and Canyon ferry. Two
passengers were on the box with him
when the coach went into deep rut.
Frisbee WAS thrown Oh on bis left aide
against o large bovldsr. The two passsn.
eers were also pitched on and both landed
on top Of the driver. Il IL thought some
Of his ribs arc broken and he 10 otherwise
internally injured.
Alfred Boyer was granted an uneondi.
tional pardon to-day by the board Of par.
dous. Nine years ago hs was sentenced
to Deer Lodge for killing his wife, who was
subject to mysteries. During one OF these
spells Boyer attempted to remove rovol.
YER from under the pillow. She seised the
weapon, which was discharged. Boyer's
pardon was recommended by number oi
prominent people. including Judge
Knowles, who defended him and who has
always believed that Boyer was innocent.
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COMO BACK TO WORK.

The striking wcavsrs Compelled -
Give Up the struggle.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass.. Oct. n.-Ths
operatives OF five corporations went hask
to work this morning after - strike of
seven and one-half weeks. At the Aehush-
net and Hathaway mills, under one man.
agement, tho weavers refused.tp 90 haek,
but many Of them sought wssk In o<hsr
mills. Tho weavers Of tho Wamsutta mill
left on finding that they we're required 10
run Ave looms instead Of four.
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surrounded Mr.. Morton dueln9 BE ssst
dance in those states, may eave innu.
sucsd his coavietious upoa oseeaan public
questions and led to his ssasstasn tn this
peculiar crisis.
"Evsrybody knows the pspehiisan can.
didate for governor 10 nsA Morton but
Pists himself. u b the volcs oe Lsvt, but
the hand Of Thomas. Tue peepas Of this
state, especially thoughtfnt rspuhlSeans,
have not fos9oeten tho fact that - every
Once which Morton has aspissd - - has
bsen pushed forward by Plaft. When the
rspublicans Of the state decided 10 send
William Evarts to the United Stntee ssn'
sts. his candidacy was Opposed b. Flatt,
Who forced Morton into The eeutest
against him; whom Warner Nillee's term
~ senator expired and he, hy the usAass
Of his party. was entitled to re-election,
Piatt again made Morton the candidate
and succeeded In defeating Miller hy hn'
ally throwing Morton's vo,ss to Hiseock,
Mr.. Mortou's nomination to the vice
presidency was secured for him b. Platt,
who controlled the New York delegation.
And now this same very respsctahle
and venerable gentleman, as the aGo Of u
years, was selected by Plat, months be.
fore the republican convention convened,
~ his candidate for governor when ths
nomination By right, and according 10 pre-
eedent, belonged to others whom the perty
would have delighted to honor, and the
people Of the state arc asked to rAtify
Piatt's personal selection.
II do not fail TO appreciate the business
qualifications, the excellent character and
unqusstionsd political ability oe Mr.
Piatt, but do insist hs should b the ean
didats In person and not By proxy. 10 ths
republican ticket 10 elected the arduoul
and exhaustive duties Of the chief sxecu'
tive Of the state would largely have 10 b
performed By Piatt.
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LADHOFF'S FATAL SHOT
!! Has Placed Bin % trial loe nb
Life
HIS FAITHFUL wIfs's HELP
she Testified That the Murdered
Man Had insultsd Her ana That
the Killing Was the Direct n0.
suit Of Those Outrages.
special Dispatch 10 shs standard.

special Dispatch 10 ne STANDARD.
LIVINGSTON. Oct. u.-Ths svidsuee In
tho LadhoR murder case 10 I'll In and ths
attorneys will bssin their Arguments -
morrow morning. Only tvo material wit.
nessss were called for the defense, ne
defendant and his wife, and the state sue.
cssdsd In impsaching both by several
witnesses. The defense attempted to
provo that Pat Cannon. tho murdered
man. mot his death while rushing upon
Ladhoif with large jack knife and that
the killing was necessarily In sslf dsfenss.
In addition Il was sought 70 show that
Cannon had Visited LadholR's houss dur.
Ing the lattsr's absence and made insult.
ing propositions 10 Nrs. LadhoR, and o.
one occasion threw his wife o. the hsh,
but it was proved BY unimpsaehabls vil.
nesses that Mrs. Ladhotf did not know
Cannon, had never sssn him, and that the
story was made up out of whole cloth.
Mn. Ladho6 was the nrss witness
called for the defense. She vas kspe
under crsss-sxaminasiou ioe two hsuss
and 81 facing The jusy with On unvsased
babe In her arms. Ths child mads -
much noise that q times The visnses
could not b hsasd. Finally The mother
started 10 nurss the child IN fpsut a shs
jury and court room AllsA vish $50.
tstoss. AZ this juneturs Judss Hsnsy
ordeesd recess aad the poee woman vas
told 10 take hss child to The shseiR's olzles
whsss privacy could b hsd.
Mrs. Ladho6 swoeO that Cannon came
to be- during hss husbaud's ahssacs and,
on two separate occasions. made insultine
peoposals 10 her. which che iudienantly
resented. and she told him she vouA -.
form her husband. She swors that Can.
non said 10 she told her husband and -
should say anything to him aboue q -
would kill him. She said thas shs dId b.
form her husband on bio return aDA ~
him Of the threat Cannsa haA ua1e.
Ths defendant was the nszt and ealy
witness for himself. He eossebognasd ~
wifs's testimony end was pat uodsr ersss-
sxamlnatien Soe nsssly sous hsasu. n
testified that - went 10 JeAnnnnb ealosa
In Red Ledse at e'eleek end rsnainsd
there till I O'Clock the nsxt noeuAnR.
whom shot and killsd Cannca. TIA eneI1
JiAAhAAnaninohn nn1nrnAr rpahso ~ ~
sral mon In the salosaso1d Caunsa, vhe
IVES watching ths game, aseussd hin q
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some. having trouble With two oshse -.
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hAck 10 the seleoe keepees - tee eoEe'
ridges from him, loaded his rovolvog cd
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CnICAGo, Oct. ll.-Thc largest score
ever made by a cavalryman was made at
the Fort Sheridan United States army
shoot to-day by Scrgean, Charles Kers,on
of Troop ID, First cavalry. He made a.
points out Of possible 50 at 500 yards
range. using q regular army carbine.
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LEAPED TO DEATH.
Fatal Fire In . isostoa Tsnsmens
House

House
BosroS, Oct. ia tenement house lire
to-day at 2i3 Hanover street caused eight
inmates 10 huri themselves from the
building. Two arc dead. two fatally In.
jured and four seriously hurt. The dead
are:
Charles Swenson, 30 years old.
William Coupeiscr.
The injured are: August johnson, IA.
tally burned.
Frederick Coulter. injuries fatal.
Annie Northwell, aged 20, burned about
hand and face.
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DEATH ON The RAIL.


Western Ltnes.
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 1.-THE Dallss
west bound Oregon Short Line passenger
was wrecked four miles east Of there to-
day. Fireman Croiton was seriously in.
jursd, the engineer severely scalded aud
tramp riding ON the mail car had his
shoulder broken. The engine 10 com.
plsts wreck. None Of the passenger
coaches left the track.
ToMAHAwg. Wis.,, Oct. 1.-Two Nat
cars on the SEQ line at Turtle Lake were
started down . grade last night In time to
meet the east bound passenger train,
which was thrown from tho track. The
engineer. fireman and baggageman were
killed and several others injured.
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iiOROES OF kAFFlRS,

They Are DhncinI Around un Afriesa
Town with Their War Paint on.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from johannesburg says
the situation in the Portuguese and Lour.
nese marques is most critical and tho
difficulties are increasing. According TO
tho dispatch 5000 kaiiirs are now threat.
ening the town.
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ABOUT THE CAR.

They sly the Dying Raier Has Bsea
Out Driving.
ST. PErFRsBvRG. Oct. 1.-THE csar
and family on Tuesday drove to the water
fall of Utacham, near Yoalton.
1t is announced that tho czar will leave
Crimea for Corfu Tuesday night.
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Tom >mith's Bride.

WARREyToS. Va. Oct. ll.-Miss Eliza.
bette Fairfax Gaines of Warrenton. was
married here last night to Thomas Smith,
chief justice of New Mexico.
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DELLA WAITED 100 LoNo.

II Was n Good Many Years Ago That she
Was wrongsd By Sage.
New YORK, Oct. 1l.-Thc action Of Della
Keegan to recover Si0o.o0o FROM Russell
Sage for breach OF promise and seduction
was dismissed to-day in the court Of COM
mon pleas, being barred by the statute Of
limitations.
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COLA CAPTURED.

Ne Wss Terror 10 South Rooi0o Cooee
Points for Many xears.
DURANGO, Mexico. Oct. n.-Juan Coh,
one Of the most desperate bandit chiefs In
Mexico. has been captured in the city Of
Mazatlan. Cola has kept the country dis
tricts Of the Pacific coast In constant tor.
ror for Is years. The bandit will proba.
bly, be shot without the formality Of .
trial.
The morning call., 1894-01-16
WAR IN THE SOUTH
Rebels in Honduras Sustain a
Defeat.
Conflicting Stories Told About 1t
but They Certainly Lost One
Commander.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia special to the
Herald from Tegucigalpa, Honduras. says
Villea attacked the rebels this morning
and forced them to fall back. He cap
tured one cannon and destroyed the rebel
intrenchments.
SAN SALVADOR, Jan. 15.-The report
that Villea attacked the rebels to-day is con-
firmed, but the rebels claim that although
they lost piece of artillery the Govern.
ment forces were forced to retreat
MANAGUA. Jan. 15.-Five hundred men,
with seven pieces of artillery, left to-day
for Honduras TO reinforce General Ortiza
against President Vasquez. 1t is reported
thai 200 Liberals in Costa Rica, friends of
BOnilla, the Honduras insurgent, are pre-
pairing to join him.
GUATEMALA, Jan. 10. The Government
has prohibited armed bodies from caossing
the frontier. The reports that volunteers
have crossed to join Bonilla are officially
denied.
The Government has an understanding
with VasqueZ. but should Salvador inter-
fere in Honduras trouble Guatemala will
be likely to take some action.
The morning call., 1894-01-16
WANT RECOGNITION.
Republicans Have as Many Rights as
Democrats.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Reed. Burrows,
Dalzell, Payne and Hopkins. epublican
members OF the Ways and Means Commit
tee, held hasty con terence to-day and
agreed 10 make demand for recognition
of Republican amendment Is to the Wilson
bill. This action was due to the report
that Richardson of Tennessee, who will
be in the chair during consideration of the
amendments, would recognize only Wilson
for committee amendments. The plan
agreed upon by the Republican leaders
was that Immediately after Wilson's first
amendments on tobacco are disposed of
Burrows will insist that Wilson has no
more rights than other members Of the
House. He viii urge that Wilson is not
acting by authority of the full Ways and
Means Committee and that the Democratic
amendments have not been submitted to
the Republican members of the committee.