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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
AWFUL OHIO TRAGEDY.
Two and Possibly All the Members OF
Family Murdered.

MARIETTA. O., Januarv o.-Henry
Saner, a respectable German, and his
wife were murdered last night in their
home. near Pinchtown. four miles north
of this town. and their son is missing.
and their barn burned. The house had
been set on fire. but neighbOrs arrived
I'm time TO extingulsh the blaze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saner lay full length On
the kitchen floor. their clothing buried
from their bodies, having been saturated
with oil The neighbors put out the
blaze. and saved the bodies and the house
from burning The floor was covered
with blood, which had ebbed from eight
bullet-holes in the left side OF Mrs. Sancrs
head. and from a wound caused by a
heavy blow in the back Of Taners head.
Near Sanor lay the barrels of gun.
They were bent. as II from heavy blows.
A visit TO the fire at the barn revealed
nothing except the burned carcasses or
horses. cows and other stock. Many sup
nose the boy was burned with the barn.
but there is nothing to warrant this save
his absence.
The Coroner soon arrived, ana Saner S
pocket-book. containing S326, vas found
IL Is believed that the entire family were
murdered, and that robbery was the OBJ
fept
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DOLEs REPLY.
THE eoUTELLE RESOLUTION.
II Il Ordered Favorably Reported to the


House.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. January 9.-A
stirprise was furnished In the Hawaiian
matter by the action this morning Of the
House Committee on Naval Affairs, which
voted unanimously to favorably report the
Boutelle resolution To- the House.
This resolution Is an iron-clad one, call
ing upon the Secretary OF the Navy to IN
form the House by what authority IN
strUctions were issued placing the naVai
forces under the orders OF Minister blount.
and 10 furnish copies of all orders or
suggestions issued by himself or any Of
flee of the navy since March 4. 1898. con-
cerning the use OF the naval forces at the
Usv allan Isan Is.
An amendment was made changing the
date TO March {, 1892 SO that the opera
tions OF the navy In Hawaii under the
Harrison administration should be m
cluded. The Secretary OF the Navy Is d.
rected to furnish the information ana Is
given no option TO withhold documents
WI ,ch he might consider secret or the
nublicity OF which at this time might DC
regarded as contrary 10 public policy.
Rut one Democratic and one Republican
member were absent from the meeting.
MI Boutelle did rot object to the amend
uert. Chairman Cummings, OF the Naval
Committee. win report the Boutele reso-
lution 10 the House Immediately. but says
q cannot be considered until the deliOera-
tion on the Wilson bill has been nnished'
Mr. Routelle. on the other hand, thlnks
the resolution can be called up az once,
and debated for fifteen minutes on each
side. as provided for IN the rules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

shown that n penny-postage rate 10 thv
very ends OF the earth would yield
proilt 10 the British Government lie
urges that the Queens empire IL not
compact mass OF States. but large num-
Der OF communities scattered over boln
hemispheres. and includes some 5o,"ov"
OF the human race. He compares II 20 tne
Dutch and Spanish empires, which feu
to pieces for want or cohesive torce.
Cheap postal and telegrapnic comniuhi-
cation will bind the members or these
communities together. The commercial In
terests OF the colonies will be benefited
by a reduction Of the present rate, when
Il a tax on the merchant. Mr. hea'oh
saws he can understand the state
charging a tax Of pence on ton OF eoai
actually sold. but he cannot understands
a tax OF pence in the shape OF pos'aee
on the letter as lending to that business
transaction. He believes that the state
should encourage by a moderate con'ii-
button those operations or commerce ~
the initial stage which ultimately turnish
work to English workers, and thus pehe-
fiji the entire community. Every ysa'
10000 emIgrants leave the Britisn lsls9
TO develop the colonial empire Inc"
works result in the creation OF new MAJ
kets for British goods. Each sniigran.
leaves behind him SeNera hivhu'
interested in his welfare. All these peopie
would feel the benefit of the penny poS'al
rate. ,,..,,
About eight years ago Mr.. heatoh
started out with programme OF SHY
separate postal reforms; he has won more
than half of them, which IL saying
great deal when 1t is remembered tnal
there are arrayed against him all tne
forces of stolId English oiiieiallsm. re
saws that his search for informatioh
among these "tite barnacles' has peen
as exciting as an otter hunt, In answer
10 inconvenient questions the minister
would dive into the depth OF ofhciai ls-
norance. come up under cover OF an oo-
scure phrase wriggle with ambisulues,
suap fiercely at trifing inaccuracies anu
generally conduct himself like an inJured
and hunted creature instead OF stating
candidly all he knew"
Mr.. Heaton Is also the champion OF cheap
telegraphy. lie has often argued against
the monopoly of cable communications pos
sessed by the English companies whose
system Is so arranged that no competing
| line can be built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
A LEGISLATIVE TaNcLs.
New Jersey. 1t Appears, Has Tvs separate
and Distinct senates.

TRENTON. ~, j., January s.--Ihe
Legislature met to-day. The House orr
eanized without sensation Of any kind
but when the Republican members OF
the Senate anpeared at the door Of the
Senate chamber they found the Demo-
cratic hold-over senator's had effected a
temporary organization behlnd loeNeu
OF the last session. The Democratic chair.
man refuyed to accept the credentials OF
the newly-elected Republican senator's
The Republicans then witndrew ~ -,
60 cioak-room. where they organized,
elected officers, sent message 20 uls
House and were recognized by that BODY:
The committee made their ingress ,s ana
egress through the windows. A commit
80, ,vaa also sent TO the Governor. VINO
stated that he had already received a
message from body who called i,s .ns'n, ~
consul, his legal advisor before dong
more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
To Conservative Investors.

The United Banking and Building Gom-
many. S2I east Main street, Offers for sab'
a limited number of the shares " hS
capital stock, fully paid ana hon-"Nsess-
ablp. at 500 per share. The company PAYS
on the cost of this stock cash diy!daAa
OF 6 per cent. per annum, payable seinl,
annually on the lst days Of January ana
July OF each year. The stock further
participates in the profits ot the e1A-
ness. and Is redeemed by the eompiny
az It's maturity (Which II estimatd 20 be
about eighty-four months az $50 pr
share. regardless OF the cash interest AZ
ready paid the holder thereof. This ooni.
pany is a well-managed institution. AMI
We commend its shares 10 the nVestIn:
puhliC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

GREENVILLE, n. c., January 9.-(Spe-
cial.l 1.-THE January term OF Pitt Superior
J. c. Bynum presiding The most inn
portant case Of the term is State against
q. +. Smith, who will be tried for his
life as an accomplice TO the killing OF
last fan. in which Slaughter and j. III.
smith, a brother OF the prisoner, were
both killed The defence has employed
very able counsel.
elected County Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. has assumed charge of the
POSITION, and is making an excellent off,
cial. .,.,.,
In this time or numerous nhancial
failures II may be interesting 10 note
that during the past year Greenville never
had an assignment The new year mas
brought some new firms.
Miss Appie Smith left this morning for
the Normal and Industrial College at
GreensbOrO'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
. Gard from =. T.. BIoomberg, Trustee III.
=, -. ,..,.,.,,v o.o Main Street.

The auction sale OF the above stock -
iewelry. watches, and dlamouds is etl
IN nrogress daily at 1880 4. ~ and 80
p. NJ. and take this method OF an
nouncing to the public that the injone Won
restraining the auction has been sausL,a'
and that every article has TO be SOLD VIII
out limit or reserve, 80 as to close us
affairs OF the company Quality suaran'
teed as represented, or money refpnaol.
and In case OF diamonds VIII hoiu WI.
Tor twenty-four hours, subject 10 e.psfs
oxnmination. and II purchaser Is not sat
lslied nothing is required To DO paid ~
forfeited.
Seats reserved for ladies.
s. l.. BLOOMBERG. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
An Attractive Investment.

The attention OF the Investing public ~
called to the paid-up stock OF the Com
mercial Building and Loan Assoclati'n'
which IS sold al Sl00 per share. Investors
I'm this stock will be paid "A dividend a
s por cent. per annum. payable sefnl-
annually and may withdraw same ht
any time after ode year by giying thirty
days' notice. For full particulars AMI
call or address
BUILDING AND LoNH
ASSOCIATION.
500 east Main street.
Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
ESCAPE OF FOUR PRISONERS.
Murderer Henry Anderson's Chains Broken
and He Goes With Others.

WINDSOR. n. c., January 9.-tSpecial)
Four prisoners that were confined n Jail
made their escape Sunday niSat. They
broke up the grating over the heater,
and used the iron bars IN breaking the
bars of the windows Among those who
made their escape was Henry Anderson,
who was convicted last November of
the murder of Miles cullifer. Anderson
WAS chained to the floor with a heavy
chain. but the other prisoners, after
they had cut through the iron grating
AT the window. broke his chains so that
he could leave with them. The three
others were held for larceny. Jim Lee.
a negro boy about IA years old. came
out with the others, but he went 10 the
iailer's house, and told him OF IL, but IL
was too late for the authorities to catch
them.
Caroline Miers aged 20. widow OF
General Miers. died at her residence sum
day OF heart-failure. caused by the grip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
His Second Term in the white House.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, January o.
(Special)-in the County Court to-day
William jackson. charged with entering
a house I'm the daytime and stealing a
suit or clothes. wos given five years in
the peniteutiary This makes the second
time jackson has been a bOarder at the
white house in Richmond. in sentencing
the prisoner Judge Smith said that IL
the end OF his term he hoped he would
be a wiser and better man.
Bette Digs wGs acquitted Of the
charge of attempting to kill by shooting
one William Thymes
Among those who are down with the
grip are MIR. NJ. X. Harrel. Editor John
ston Of the Gazette, and Mrs II. l..
l4uudlgN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
EaherniTreasnry BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January s.-The
net Treasury balance AT the close OF
business to-day was: Gold, s7S.6lS,e5S. ana
currency, SIS, i32. .i9i. This does not take
into account 81. .s0l paid on account .,
interest The figures given show the gold
reserve 10 be the lowest ever reached, u
having been invaded more than s26,Wovv.
IN is believed at the Treasury Depart
ment, however, the heavy payments al
yyays due about the first OF the month
being ont OF the way, that the gold re-
serve viii not be diminished much fur,
ther and that the end OF January Will
find the net balance not much below w.
OlODU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
Mr schIo..er,s Condition Critical.

Mr. Harry Schlosser. the eng.nim1n %
the Fire Department. who was bafIT
hurt In the accident that pccurrcd sn
Monday night, was considered 20 b. IN p
very critical condition at 2 o'clock th.s
morning II will b. rem membered tnl. /.
there was collision between engine
: which was responding 70 an alarm
dre and the patrol wagon al the corner
~ Third and Marshall streets. AMI tNat
a shaft of the latter vehicle WAS ilhhet
IL Is feared that psritonitis has set in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

WASHINGTON. u. c.. January a.
The Cabinet was in session to-day from
II until 2:i5 II. NJ. but when II adj
iourned no light was given 10 the anx-
ionsly-expectant newspaper-men as to
what II any. action had been taken upon
Hawaiian matters. An intimntion OF the
nature OF the discussion however, II not
The decision reached was given. by a
gentleman IN authority, and this would
lndicafe A policy OF non-action on the
part OF the Executive while Congress- has
fhe question before II. or at least pend
ing receipt OF Minister Willis's formal re-
poft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
Not a. a. Montague.

To the Public:
Through clerical error The Richmond
Star was made to say that y. j. Nou-
taelie" had made an ASSIGNMENT WHOM
it should have been j. H. Montague.
only a few copies had been printed whom
the error was discovered and corrcctei.
hut we make this correction In justice ~
Mr.. j. ]. Montague.
THE RICHMOND STAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
Inflammation

.. e,nnhatically blood disorder caused
-, tr,hnIty OF the kidneys 70 throw on
as,tain poisons which accumulate In the
sissues about the joints and muscles.
p p. r., very simple. quickly ana surely
cures this disease. neutraiialns impurities
=. ,he blood. Experience and science both
a,dorse p. p. p. az the only infaiiibie
blood purifirf known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
og for west Point.

Master John b. Danforth, stopson enc
va rd of Governor O'Ferrpll, left last might
Tor Highland Falls, y. y, where ho VII
enter the training school OF Lieutenant.
CnionaI Ilraden 20 receive a course pre-
naratorv 10 entering the Military ACADEMY
NJ West Point He was accompanied hy
MIR Evan r. Chesternan. the Governor .
,rlvafa secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. January ~
Weather perfect Attendance large.
In the handicap osric won easily IN the tne
fastest time ever made In the distance
FsrSt race~Iive sighihs Of miIe- Ty-
Ter won. Pie second. Moonlight thnd'
Tine. Los. - s.,,.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Ives Defeats sIosso,,, Making the Splendid
Run Of 4s5.

CHICAGO. ILL. January e.--Frank ives
,o~nieht defeated George Slosson Ia tae
second game OF the six-day tournament
central Music Hall. the young man max
ing the splendid run Of is7 on the ancnor-
nurse. The score was: Ives ece; slosson.
les The game ended with the SKIN
inning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

Cards. Blll-Heads. Statements. Letter.
Heads. Note-Heads. Circulars. Handbiils.
Dodgers, &C.. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. WIN give YOU
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we Will guarantee satisfaction IN every
rarticulay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing syrup mas o.s'
used for children teething. IL soothra N'3
child, softens the gshrdlu hril rdl tIh 80
cures wind collie, and r. me oest ''''"
FOR dlarrhoea. 25 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

indianapolis Journal)

Teacher: Tommy, have you found out
the difference between a republic ana
monarchy yet? ~
Tommy: / asked paw about IL ana ne
saws that In a monarchy the people opey
thsir rulers because they respect tneui,
and IN a republic they obey the bosses
cause they can't help II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
DIED or His INJURIES.
How John Fleming tSegro) Was Attacked
and FouIIy Murdered.

WELDON. N. c.. January 9.-(speciai)
John Fleming tcolored) was assaulted by
an unknown man last Friday night In
Northampton county. near the Weldon
bridge, and died Sunday OF injuries re-
ceived Fleming. who was quiet. peace
able darky. had been here. and after
amending the evening with two darky
damsels, bs started Tor home. Soon after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
Winter InslerMear.

We are Offering Mems Underwear now
cheaper than ever known IN our eApth-
encc. We will sell any OF the "m"r
goods at cost. and many odd l'5 le'
below cost before taking stock.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
u9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
THE BAND GAVE A BANQUET
Charming AFFAIR In Farmviiie-fhe ""e'''
sneecbe.. and Presentation.

EARNVILLE. VA, January s.-(Spe-
cialA-Iast evening the Farmyille ShFel
Rand composed of sixteen members al
Of whom are well-traiuei and hlghiy-ac-
complished, gave banquet NJ the ran
dolnh Hotel. Nothing more elegant IN ue
tail and exquisite in conception mas ever
been given In this little city. Tnere W.
many honOred guests, among whohl =,
the following: Messrs. Walker scott =
NJ Bugg. c. w. Blanton, II. 70. barrow
Rev. DR.. Bagby. Judge y. ID. WatKills'
Hon. II VI Burton. Charles +. Buks'
+ r Noel c. u. Fleming. w. T. Clark
7 II. Wall. c. c. Cowan. p II. c. RICE
w. c. Flournoy. c. +. Boatwright A. =
Porter w. G. Venable, w. r. Davidson
Dr Peter Winston, j. n. Rice, captain
y Martin. T.. G. WIltse, S. W. PauletL
II r Elan. T.. p. Iec l.. j. Nerser' -
y Chanpeu. J. L. Hnrt, j. l.. NilsOn'
Wavor o. r. wkkcr, James Kyle. W.
Il. Gillian. and J.. T. Gray.
CHARMING MENU.
At . O'Clock the large company OF gust
were led l,y twOs from the parlors 10
the spacious diuing-room, which had been
charmingiy trimmed with misuetoe ana
ivv. while the banquet-tables We're loaded
with an abundance Of substantials ana
delicacieg The menu was chosen WIN Tue
rare disccrnmcnt OF a refined and dainty
tasto. and was exquisite and perfectly
served.
IT'S HISTORY.
Among the many speeches of the eve
ming was that of Mr. BENJAMIN Holman,
president Of the band, who gave history
Of the attractive organization from IT'S
birth Ia 1891 down 10 the present, which
showed marvellous strides upward for
every member I'm the musical profession.
In less than eighteen months from the
date Of the bands organization they were
playing grade four" which Is generally
as high music as is written for brass
bands To-day the Farmylle Silver Ban
Is free Of debt, and its property IL valued
IT $50. Following are It's members, Win
the part each man takes
y. Il. Davidson. leader u fiat cornet; J.
r. Russell. T. fat cornet; W. c. Falwell,
first fiat. cornet: G. G. Fleming, second
. B fat cornet George Miller, solo alto;
Ben Holman presdenO. first alto; Walker
Noel. second alto II. ri. Hunt, tenor; w.
\. Rice. tenor: w. r. BlantOn, baritone;
T. l.. Norris baritone; ". +. England.
tuba; Henry Lindsay piccolo; DIR. J. III.
Wool. clarionet; c. w. Davis. bass drum;
:. w. Paulett, Jr., snare drum.
At this banquet Mr.. y. B. Davidson was
presented with a handsome gold medal by
the band. im token OF their warm appre-
citation Of lis superior lead ership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

I have a National Cash-Resister 'nicf
cabineD for sale cheap. such as are ss.l
IN bar-rooms. only been IN use @ut @
months, and in perfect order kesis",
from cents 10 s.. Address lett'r u
CASH REGISTER. Dispatch office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

ASdosruRA BuERs, tho worid-renosnsl ~
pe,izer and inyigorator. imparts dsies.'
favor 90 all drinks and cures dyspsps'a' ''-
rhna. fever and sgue. Try it. but o'H'i' =
coantertelts. Ask for the genuine Alko''-i'
manufactures BY DIR. J. q. b. siesers soDH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

a beautiful head Of hair. Consult with tno s.'
VEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS AZ OWNS q hisoI
DErs ConPAsYs, opposite post-ofiiee. Tree ~
gau dava
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

IN troubled with bronchitis or asthma,
s,v NJ once Dr. d. Jayne's Expectorant.
an eId- established medicine for all coughs,
colda and lung afiesticns - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
Iecture AZ Y. VI. &. a.

The Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr.. VIII de-
liver a lecture at the Young Mems Chtl~
tlan Association Hall next IhursuiS
January 18th. Subject: Ihe 1@.eS "
Heaven and He'll in Modern Babylon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

LADIES needing a tonic or children 40 s9
building 40 shoad take BrsSn's lrOn bii.e-s -
Ia pleasant 10 take; cures halsrls, Ihi's -. ss,
B,iousness, and Liver Complaints; mass' "'
RlOod rich and cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

Nobby styles In black face veillngs' ab'
complete stock Of mourning yeil1. Just re-
ceiyel at Kaufmann's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
PElXOTO Has RESIGNED.

SO Says a Telegram, which, However, Is
Discredited.
PARIS. January 9.-Ia Libarte to-day
publishes a dispatch under Rio 1aneiro
date. stating that President Pelxoto has
resigned. The statement contained in the
dispatch Is not credited here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

Old papers for sale at &c hundred 81
DISPATCH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

Reliable under ali circumstances II DR..
Bun's Cough syrup, the peoples frisn1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

collars. and cuffs. lie said the dread OF
The tariff reduction had air ady caus "a
a loss Of 100000 TO the wage-workers OF
Troy. He dM not believe that politics
should enter into the question but II
this bin passed he CHaines) would De the
last Democratic repre- sentative OF the
Nineteenth Congressional District OF New
York
while Mr.. Haines was still singing the
song OF the shirt" an amusing cross-hre
of questions was started by Mr.. Hartman
Renubllcam. Montana. and was taken
mart I'm by Messrs Simpson Popunso'
Kansas and Bryan Oemocrap. Ne
hraska. Mr.. Simpson asked whetner
the mammoth petition presented by MI.
uaines was from the manufacturers OF
collars and cuffs or from the wearers OF
those articles Mr.. Hartman ainehueu
the question by asking whether they aiso
wore socks. This hit at Simpson pro-
,,ol,ed an outbreak Of mirth, In which
simpson Joined Mr.. Simpson stated that
the reason Of his question was that II
II was only from the manufacturers ne
I had no doubt but the wearers might seio
I'm a petition beside which the mahhio'n !,
petition OF Haines's would not De III IT,
/ G.aughter) - x-,.,, ,,,,,o-
he, whether. II the tariT bill were
changed in accordance win the WISHES
/ ~ Uaines. he would support The hiiL
'IJndoubtedly," said Mr.. Hainss' ANU
laughter on the part of the hepoolleahs.
which led Hartman 10 ask whether t'l'hes
ala not think that, II he was so anxious
10 alter the bin 10 suit his IDEAS. II wou,d
be only right for him ,Haines) 70 ne,p
out the other fellows VINO were try'pS " ~
Obtain the same consideration for 'hose
4 who we're dependent on wool and iead--
! the products OF his State. ~,
In answer 10 question from MT,
Bryan as 20 how much protection re
| wanted. Mr. Halnes reDiid that iie
wanted the protection afforded by the
| Mckinley bill Republican APPLAUSE
| Mr.. Pendleton. OF Texas, spoke IN sup
mort OF the bill, and Siessrs. tooIner,
OF Pennsylvania, and Curtis, OF New
| York, against II.
| AZ 1910 O'Clock Mr. Curtis finished DIS
speech. and the House adjourned pnu'
| ii o'clock tomorrow
The evening world., 1894-04-10
AN UNFORTUNATE SPEECH.

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