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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
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einen &lnoerwa9en fanb nit einem Ibz
l9iebsbrief baran ansebunben, 16Opfte
mangeroadt unb untsrSos ben5eid elmer
sriinolihen llnteriubuns Won fanb
aud alsbalb Die 2eiden ber Trau Gbas
0unt uno ibres Sduslinss, ben lih ble
Jruu an Der Bruit feitsebuncen baite.
0on Ginbre1ern geI dol en-.
Die @pbnune bes Serrn Gra,uIoro
6eoees, zines uoblbabenoen alten Sung
seiellen in Girclepi1e, Yidatpop County,
wurbe am Mbenb bes 25. Septembers
BON Ginbre6ern ausseraubt. 9eo9es,
Der iein @isentbum beibiiben mollte,
purbe BON ben Ginbre6ern sei6olen
unb l0ttli6 per,punbet.
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ger, lit loeben BON Deutlhlanb suriidse=
febrt. Gr bate Dor Sabren feline ate
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reile puroe ct baber einseltedt, obslei4
er 19on ldneit amerifanil6er Bilrser
mar. ct brummte 4 Sage, muroe oann
aber auf Betreiben bes amerifani14en
GonIuls entlalien, na9oem ct eineStrafe fe
BON $3.50 be3ablt bate.
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am "a. September in Ml6lanb i'm 9l=
ter BON "A Sabren. ct mar @eneral=
synlpeitor bes l3. Mrmeecorps mdbrsnb
Der Beloseruns BON 0idsburs uno
muroe 8rigabe General Der re9uldren
Mrmee. Ct mar elmer Der beiben Dele.
gaten, tpel9e pom @oupe1neur Brou9b
ernannt purben, UNI nit ben lopalen
Mdnnern bes 5iibens i'm Sabre 1866
cine 3ulammenfunft gu balten. 9pdter
tommanbirte er oas 3m0Ifte Mrmeecorps.
@elbitmorb. - Dora Blum, Elm
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8raut, bat li@ am 25. @eptember nit
Rattensift persiftet. Mm 9enannten
Sage iollte ibre 9o@3eit nit oem ans
ltrei1er Yeter Yeterpisfi itattf finoen,
bod Der Brdutisam bate betmli4 Der
Stabt ben 9aiiden setebrt unb per7
ldmanb.
- Mie mir in Grfabrun9 brin9en,
min ii9 Der v0ansj0r9" gu Sronton BON
Der 3eitunsslareiberei 3uriidsieben. er
min li9 iebt ansebli& ouf bic 0erwer-
tbung zines Yatentes perlegen mel9es
bel ben @dulen oas 8erwideln bes
3iiaels nit benz S1man3 perbinbert.
Sin qenialer Ropf, Der 6ansi0r9.
- Mbleben zines befannten &riminal-
onmaltes. GER 6. gD. @erorb, She'll
baber Der Mbuotaten Girma @eraro,
2ampe & @talp, lpurbe por9eitern Dor.
mittog in ieiner &el liben3 an Der @ooo=
burn Mpenue, Walnut 9iQs, bon einem
9ersi9lase setroHen unb liant entieelt
su Boben. Ser 10 pl0blih aus bem
leben serufene uno ben Seinen 10 tdb
entriliene Mann erfreute li@ allleitiger
M4tune. Mls Rriminal.Mnmalt gebOrte
er au ben lhneibi9iten 0ertretern bie|es
Ga9es Der Sutispruoen5.
6eiger Morb b.-Sn WefsNlegan'
oria, Yreble County, erl9ob am Conn
tag Morsen Der AZ Sabre alte Sames
5aplor. Der 1i4 inmitten elmer ldn9eren
Spree" be lamb, obne ausen16eirlibe
llrla9e einen juneen Wann aus eeah.
teter Tamilie. Namens @eo. Meper.
Saplor, Elm orbeitsldeuer 9runfenbolo,
iob Dor leiner balbperfallenen Suite in
Der Ndbe ber 8abnitation, als ber iun8e
Meper oes We9es tam uno TIN nedii&er
Weiie fraste, ob ct i@on sefriibfudt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-04
@ebeime mmb gejdledtli9e 0raufbeiteu.
Seine Sur, Geime 8e3ablmn9

eIGe 9lr5neen gum aoitenpreiS.
Sprco)Itinben 8 nbr Oornt. bis nbr godbu
,nb IS llbr 9lbenbo. Pin Sonns unb Geitta0e1
e-12 llbr Dorm. aluStp drttoe DAttenreu mi
,nTeblbaremGrfolee brieftcb bebanbelt. Dtau teuo
ir ein freies llnteriudbune sformnlar. MobreiFe:
GERMAN HEALTH INeTITuTE, ~
sos. 5O7, 500 Summtt Strabe. 9olehs. 0eeo
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Irrigation.

What pleasure it is to look upon an
acre OF vigorous garden products when
matured. How we are tempted to buy
when some one is Offering on the mar
ket the largest and best product of the
garden or orchard. How scornfuIIy
one turns away from a load of the
orneryest little shriyeIed fruits, that
no one would buy. On the 18th day of
October the farmers who want to hear
something concerning how TO produce
one OF more acres of the best vegetables
or fruits at a profit. will meet at 9
O'Clock in Medicine Lodge. 1t is to be
an inquiry meeting. Each person is to
ask a question or answer one. Form.
alities will be laid aside, and no person
Will be excused from taking a part in
advancing the interests of the producer
of farm products. Houses and barns
are OF little value without crops, live
stock is OF little consequence or value
with out crops, men them selves are
failures without crops. Come then to
the first meeting OF the farmers insti-
tute, and let us learn to outrival our
RIVALS, outgrow the grower, outtalk
the talker, and excel the excellent.
ID. j. ABER, Sur.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

E. F. Neal, prohibition candidate
for congressman of this district, ad
dressed small audience at the court
house last night. The first part of his
speech was very good and sensible, but
the last part was marred by false state
ments. He dealt severely with those
so called christians who are continual
Iy talking prohibition but go to the
polls on election day and vote the re-
publican ticket. There were a mum.
Der in the house that must have SUIT
fered under a guilty conscience. He
disposed OF the tariff question in a
quite able manner, and of course was a
warm advocate of woman suffrage.
Had he stopped here he would have
left favorable impression with his au
ditors;but he spoiled much of the effect
by making few statements which ey-
erybody knew to be false. lie said that
Jerry introduced bill in congress to
withdraw subsidiary coin from circula-
tion and substitute paper money. He
didn't have the honor and manhood To
tell the whole truth and say that Simp.
son introduced the bill by request. He
also said that the popuiists propose to
steal the railroads and donate them 10
the government. And this from man
who condemns hypocrisy and especial
~ champions the cause of Almighty
God! Shame! Christ doesn't love 4
liar any more than he does the rum
seller.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Council Meeting.

The city council met in regular sess.
ION last Monday evening with the may.
or and all councilmen present.
The following bills were allowed:
Bill of j. Is. Gano for telephone and
putting in operation same from the
hose house to the sugar mill, S47. so.
Bill of Waldron Chase for Santa Fe
railroad for pumping water for the city
from March 1st to April 2lst, S21O.76.
Bill of j. B. Gano marshal, $35; Gem
etery sexton, SIS.
Bill of Mart Updegraff ditch com.
missioner, $4,000.
A. l.. Noble, city attorney, Sl2.
7. l.. Lindley city treasurer, $25.
Chase & COan. mdse $3.50.
I. l.. Jarret work on ditch SLIPS.
Ed. Williams work on grader IS cents
The resignation of A. L. Noble as
city attorney was handed in and &C.
copied.
The street commissioner was ordered
to repair the bridges on 1st avenue
west.
The city marshal was instructed 10
gather up all tools belonging to the
city to be put in the hose house fol
safe keeping.
The city marshal was instructed to
notify those who have dice boxes in
their places of business that hereafter
would have to be discontinued accord.
ing to city ordinance against such. AL.
so to visit certain poker joints.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Three Years in the Penitentiary.


The last chapter of the Sparks bloody
tragedy Is now reached. The motion
of the defense for new trial was over
ruled last Thursday morning. Clay
| Sparks was commanded to arise and
when asked by the Court if he had any
thing to say why sentence should not
be passed, G. n. Martin arose In
the defendants behalf and asked the
court to consider the age and health Of
| the defendant, also to take into con-
sideration the fact that this is his first
| offense. and in view of these facts he
hoped the court would be lenient and
mild in the sentence. The defendant
not desiring to say anything furth-
I er. the co1rt was now ready to sentence
the convict. The Judge reviewed the
evidence in the case briefly, and refer
| red to some evidence that
in his opinion left room for doubt as to
the absolute guilt OF the prisoner, and
considering the age, health and sur
roundings of the defendant, as we'll as
the trouble and sorrow with which the
family is now afflicted because of this
tragedy, he gave the prisoner the bene-
tit or the lowest possible limit, namely
three years at hard labor in the state
penitentiary. During the time sentence
was passed, the prisoner weakened and
tears were gushing quite rapidly from
his eyes. A number of the jurors say
that they never would have sub
United to the verdict II tley would
have known the penalty is 80 light.
The father and mother as well as the
| attorneys, of the defendant, realized
that the verdict was as mild as they
might ever hope to expect, and
| theref ore no appeal was taken. Sher-
1T Mills departed with the prisoner In
company with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sparks, for the penitentiary at
Leavenworth, Monday. 1t was indeed
heartrendering sight when the poor
mother, almost overcome with tears
and sobs, boarded the train with her
hayward son who by this time is pay
ing the penalty for his ignoble CRIME.
For the sake of our boosted civilization.
let us hope that we may never be called
upon to chronicle such horrible deed
while our statehood exists.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

WHEN the editor of the Cresset
charges that T. L. Wilson is ian en-
ploye of the Mo. Pacific Railroad" he
states what he cannot prove. Just 70
see who is right about this matter, the
Review will make this proposition to
the Cresset: Let committee of three,
say l.. NJ. Axline, b. w. Key, the third
man to be chosen by Mr.. Axline, inyes-
tigate this matter and il the majority
of the committee find after a thorough
investigation that T. z. Wilson 10 con-
nected in any way with the Mo. p. we
will agree to get him to withdraw from
the race for representative. II the
committee reports that he is not con-
nected with that road Jim Dobson IL
to quit. This offer is made in good
faith and the Review will guarantee
that it will be carried out to the very
letter. What say you Mr.. CressetP
-Kiowa Review.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

creek valleys and will never exceed s
per cent of the total area OF the county.
The sub-irrigation, by daming the
smaller streams at short intervals and
by system of short laterals, is prac.
tlcable and that to secure the greatest
benefits farmers should CO operate and
develops favorable sites and utilize
them for raising potatoes. vegetables
and small fruits. That after expert
ments in small way are conducted, IL
good results are obtained, capital can
be induced to construct larger plants.
and tracts along the streams IN some
locations of several hundred acres NAV
be irrigated by bitches and pumping
plants, but that these sites should be
used as the basis of support for num-
Der of families to be located in colonies
Immediately adjoining such irrigated
tracts, and that each family in such
colonies might utilize and operate five
acres or more of irrigated land in con-
nection with farm OF a quarter Sec
ton or more, in the immediate vicinity.
W oioiudiy mcIHOQS. 08I lTrlg8Dl0
lands on the numerous large ranches in
the county would eventually be utilized
as locations for colonies. That the
farm lands could be best made use of
by having them fenced into large and
compact bodies. That when the favor
able sites for irrigation had been appro-
priated and developed and adjacent
farm lands had been put into cultiva-
ton, the ultimate development of the
agricultural resources will have been
reached.
The methods of securing these re-
suits will depend upon the success of
the experiments and tests and CO opera.
ton on the part OF. the resident and
non resident land owners, who must
eventually learn that not over 80 to 40
per cent of the lands can be profitably
utilized for farming by any method,
and that the remainder of the land is
suitable only for grazing, and that free
range was the best method of securing
the most favorable results.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Last week the Cresset was soured
OH all humanity, simply because Dick
Blue was compelled to speak to a house
OF empty chairs. 1t attributed the
fault more particularly to Judge Nc
Kay and Gus Schmidt. The former
because he didn't adjourn court In the
evening to attend Blues meeting, and
the latter because be didn't agree 10
divide time between PETER and Blue.
The Cresset's attack is almost too triy-
ial to note, but for fear some one might
have gotten false impression In regard
to McKay's action, We will state that
there were two, one republican and one
populist, meetings in the afternoon of
END ult; that for that reason the Judge
adjourned court from to S O'Clock to
give everybody chance to attend eth.
er meeting. The court did not feel call.
ed upon to adjourn court twice the
same dayand put the county to addition
al expense simply to crafty the wishes
OF few republican politicians: neither
did the jury and q majority of the coun-
sci desire to adjourn as an important
witness was on the stand and Justice
itself demanded that his testimony be
taken before adjournment. The Cres-
i sets howl is very premature and un-
grounded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Lee Bradley was nominated bv TN

Lee Bradley was nominated by the
popuiisis of ID county, o. T. for sheriff
Of course MIR. Bradley IS so well known
by the people of Barber county that he
needs no introduction. Lee will make
a tlrst-class officer and we are satisfied
the voters of d county could make no
better choice than Mr.. Bradley for the
sherlff's office.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

We wonder what effect the speech
of the prohibition candidate for con-
gress on the prohibition ticket had on
the republican prohibitionists of this
city who attended his meeting last
night at the court house, that are al
ways shouting and praying for prohi-
bition and on election day vote the re-
publican ticket fer principle. His talk
was straight from the shoulder on this
point especially, and we appreciated it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

H. d. Endersby. formerly of this
county has been nominated by the pop
dlIsts of n county, O.T.for county sur
veyor. Mr.. Endersby is well known in
this county AS thoroughly competent
surveyor and genial gentlemen. N
county will make no mistake by elect
ing him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

"A union picnic will be held at Mar
tins Grove miles west of Forest City
Saturday, October 9th. Speak
ing and popular amusements will be
the order of the day and a general good
time is anticipated. Refreshments and
plenty of water on the grounds.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Mrs. Clara Sparks and mother Mrs.
j. NJ. Duff departed last Thursday for
Versailles. Mo. Dave Duff will remain
few weeks to dispose of the late EN-
met Sparkes' crops and other business
matters.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Here is what an eye witness has to
say of Longs meeting at Attica last
Friday. Long tried to enthuse the
faithful here, but it was mo co. The
handwriting is on the wall, and the
enemy is only trying to cover their re-
treat, and thus prevent a disgracetul
rOut"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Married in this city last Sunday al
the residence of Rev. Cain, Mr.. VIM
Fuller to Miss Sallie Cole, Rev. Cain
officiating. Both the bride and groom
are we'll known young people and have
host OF friends who will wish them
well through married life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Quite number of our young peo-
pie attended the Casio Teagle nuptials
west of town last Wednesday evening.
Rev. Engle of this city tied the knot.
Refreshments were served and num-
erOuS presents received.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Judge Mckay departed last Friday
for Harper county. Court convened at
Anthony yesterday. The Judge will
have only short time to devote to the
campaign; but when he gets started it
counts. Judge Mckay is one of the
most thoroughly posted men IN the
state.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

We are informed that mule was
caller at this Office last Thursday
when mono Of the force was in. The
object of this animals call was osten-
sibly for the purpose of advertising for
mate while Lorton is running for Of
fee, and showed better judgment than
some men in striking the medium that
he did. The mules offer holds good for
30 days only, after which he will renew
his old-time companionshlp. During
this time Axline will be his mate ex
officio
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

John and Charles Swick arrived in
this city last Friday from Montgomery
county, Indiana, to visit their sister
Mrs. August Langhorst of this city.
and look at the country. They leave
for their home today, much pleased
with their visit.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

On Tuesday, Oct 9Th at 3 O'Clock
. meeting of the ladies of Mingona
township will be held at the residence
OF Mrs. Tedrow to make arrangements
for suffrage dinner on election day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

1t is desired that not only will every
one OF the above named persons be
present at that time, but every citizen
also who may In any way be inter-
ested in irrigation.
Each committeeman is expected to
CLEAN all possible information on irri-
cation, however small, in his township,
and present it to the meeting.
Ascertain the name of every one who
has irrigated of an acre or more; and
all the details of success or failure.
ID. j. ABER, Sec.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Mrs. Shannon wife of Lindsay
Shannon, and daughter Of Judge Stew.
ems, came in from Carthage, Missouri
Saturday. on visit. She was accom-
panied by Oliver Stevens, of ILL.,, broth
er OF the Judge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Last Saturday Sample and Martin
served an attachment on live stock and
personal property of Thomas L. Sparks
for $4,000, attorney fees for defending
Clay Sparks. The lawyers and MIR.
Sparks seemed to have altogether diff
ferent opinions as TO what reasonable
fee would be. Mr.. Sparks idea of a
reasonable fee" was $4,000, while the
attorneys were figuring somewhat high
er, as the above clearly shows. They
got together Monday and compromised
the matter, we understand for half the
amount of the attachment suit.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Mrs. w. L. Gamble and baby
came up from Hazelton last Friday
evening. Mrs. Gamble will attend to
the superintendent Office from now
until her term of office expires.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Born, to MIR, and Mrs. John

Born, to MIR. and Mrs. John Nc
Grath, rf this city, on Thursday morn
ing, September 20, 1894. son. This
accounts for Mac being so happy the
latter part OF last week. He treated
everybody in sight. Mac is OF q happy
disposition, anyway, but last Thursday
and Friday he was happier than we ev-
er saw hIm.-Woodward Jeffersonian.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Farmers Notice

Wanted to trade nursery stock for
peach pits will allow you IS cents per
bushel for all the pits you have.
CHAs. KIDD.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Henry Oldfather. an old. lime news

IOHIJ OIUIoIIIOIi al OIU- CIIQ6 U6WS-
paper man. who formerly managed a
paper in Coldwater, but is now a resi-
dent of Texas, came in Sunday. While
in COldwater, Mr.. Oldfather was In the
habit OF making frequent calls, but for
the past few years seemed to have
sunken into oblivion. His reappear-
ance and subsequent actions demon
strate that Henry Is still the same in
yinclble hero in Cupid's war.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

Henry Donal, young farmer of
Adams county, was driving along the
road In his buggy near Decatur, Thurs
day, when he met young woman with
baby IN her arms. She asked to ride
with him. He got out politely and held
the baby while she jumped into the
buggy. As soon as she was seated she
took up the reins, hit the horse with
the whip. and away she went. Mr.
Donal was too dazed to comprehend
the situation, but when he did, discov
cred that the girl had his rig and he
had her baby. She was going at 2:4O
gait when he took the last despairing
look at her.-Altona ull. Record.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Take Notice.

AT a recent irrigation meeting in
Medicine Lodge it was the pleasure of
the convention to appoint COMMITTEES
or elghteen persons, one from each
township, to meet at Medicine Lodge
on Saturday, October 13, 1894, at
o o'clock, there to organize q Farmers
Institute. by adopting a constitution
and electing a president. secretary and
other officers. The following named
persons were selected as commiIteemen.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03

List of letters remaining uncalleC
for in the p D. 1T Medicine Lodge
Kansas for the week ending Sept. %
1854: A. B, Cook, George Gayer, B
z. Wiley, W. G. Bond, George Roe
Chas. N. Williams, Mrs. Hattie Ingra
ham, Mrs. II. II. Garyin. Mrs. r
Wickham. T, A. McClearey, Pm.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
Irrigation.

Below We give some interesting re-
marks ON irrigation by Profs. Hay and
Steffee.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-03-24

agent ?os' Il. na!:.s St. ..asee
Lin" asl>i Forwarding -.
si:.e"i;;i attention end
'"iult 3.,.%s ~ .rivrn 10
&:oo,.a .i:.l:pcd "a c4: c.,,c.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-03-24
RAILROAD ORDERED >o.D.

.He W hona and Southwestern to BE
Au TONED OFF May 1.
ST. PAUL, March 2l-Judre Caldwell
Of the federal court has fled de cree ii
the United States court ke.e ordering a
sale Of the Winona ard Southwestern
railway. The decree was made in the
cause Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company of NV York against the
Winona and Southwestern Ra lvay
Gem: any and the " non. and South
Western Improvement Company. This
IS tie c.,use in wh.c Tiden r. Sel,nes
Ct his city was named as rece We, of
the road a few months a.o by
ju.ge Caldwell. Mr.. Selnes is named
III the decree just fled Hs master in
chsncely to make the sale Aue date of
the st' Is at high noon MAJ i, il the
city q " i,!onl,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-03-24
MONDAY, APRIL 2.
On That Day the Senate VIII Take
Cp tie Tariff B:ll For Dis
cusS.on.
Chairman E.:oIiives E2ports the
Measure With Il StatcEl mt to
Tat Eiiii;,ct.
Al E:i'rt to b. Male 20 Slightly
Enlarge tie Veto Power f the
President.

" ARLINGTON, March 2l.-After the
'enate WIS called to order at noon, Mr..
VOORHEES,, chairman Of the finance cc,..-
n1'tee. reported from that committee
IN. tariff bill, intro lucing it in Il few
words. When it had b4en read by
title, Alr. Voorhees, rose and said:
Il ask that the bill lie printed and
placed Oh the calendar, an | | give 40
tee that ca the 2d of April, Week
from Hezt Monday, I will c II the il
up fer tie consideration Of the senate. :"
lt:. Morrill,, one Of the Repu plican
members Of the finance committee SAID
be la ! 10 objection to the bill ben, re-
ported to tie senate tut he was o:lpc sci
Lot only to tie income tax, ut also to
the htilige from spet:iE; to al vaioTem
duties.
Mr. Manderson (Reo, Mob inquired
whether there was to be ;,ny written
report at company .ny tie I'LL.
There is not" said NJ. Voorhees,,
e-nphati ati::;l!y.
VIII there be any statement" asked
Ar. Mantierson.
'Inere will e when the bill is called
Up, > replied Mr. Eoorne $.