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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-06

In nine e. the trials between sweet
aud sour cream ohuming nt the Iowa
station it WIS found that tho sour cream
yielded o yer cent moro butter than the
tWeet cre1m dil.
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Said a bright young lady who attends
frequently strictly fret class theatorH
81 always r1m0ye my hat or bonnet 10
tho thoatcrititiB OF proportions to in-
torforo 90 an with tho view OF those site
ting behind mo, lecrtuuly think there
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Effective Dec. z, 1888.
Trains ArIire AMI Daiaif ci Snt Lats
or Daily. ai foH0inii

AUuNn.
rom ul Eastern r0iuia. minimum. % I'm
FROM Butte, loftlaud. San Fran.
CISCO. Cache VALLEY nnd uricn...io ID AIN
From hll Eastern poinis IarE Wy
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Prom Ogden and Intermediate
polnia % y 20
IRON Milford. sanpcto valley .fuah, Ncpht
rr'fo. Eureaa and intermediate points oi'pm
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DEPART
Tor ogden, rsrs City and all
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Dor ordcu and intermediate points b. g5l am
for uglon. intermediate POINTS
Zen francisco aud Cache
valley points a....,................... % p On
Tor Ogden, Butte. Helena, Portland,
and San francisco ................5 90 p IN
iFor Euroha. Provo. saupcie valley
aud Milford. ..,................. Is Co a m
'for looclc and Termiuus....,....... q Am
Daily except Sunday.
strains louth OF jlaD run daily eH'ep.
SUNDAY.
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City Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone 49,
ID. D. nUnLEY. Gent At ras,gr. Dept
D. DICKINSON. General SLAM ger
B.. l. LOMAN. q. A. q A. Agent
D. %. %. CLARK.
OLIVER ". NlNk.
d. tttEltr ANuEfanN. iicccivtra
IuEUiuk q COUuEHr,
join ". DOANI.
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N OF THE TX. X
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Frank Knox, prcsiient.
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y. A. Enris, cashier.

CAPITAL PAID IN 5000. 900.
uans ling IN I'll ~ branches transacted. ~,
ehanso drawu on The prucipal ciies d EUROPE
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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Zfoo.s Ssvioq, Bank
e. TRUST co.
No. i.8 Elst Temple Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.


DIRECTORS
MILFORD Woodruff. President
Geo. %. Cannon, Nicc'prcsident.
Joseph " Smith. George Reynolds,
Angus ", Cannon, Hehcr j Grant,
Jane, Jack, LORENZO Snow.
r. o.. Wchbcr, Francis NJ. Lyman,
~. u. Clawson. Geo. NJ. Cannon.
Leonard G.. Hardy.
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WANTED.

RIG PRICES PAID l9G .sp ii land. o lG
repairing done boz exchange Tor Ho14as 'aN
Or address A. o. Lapin, 90 hast, o,c"nd south
NHyANTEb-FIU,r GLASS MAN no TAKE
w Ftltr Nuru. ST. Must be intrlIiacut anu
nOuyci pI0Ht sut work, rood waFrr National
lionulc uua Co., uotruit Nich,
VOLUME OF SARA CAUNCuAELs
~ IurmB. coll nt law eileu OF J. -.
ratiec. tag,g hlucs.
nUpus ron SHORTHAND uY 4 LADY
i Terms moderate. 10 Jefferson Street
NITANrEp-LApY or GENTLEMAN TO
w HHHiHt IN ONCE salary lNIHuis with
chance 90 increase aud position permanent, 81
suited. RAJ way iair pnid 20 oficr % unFasci
EutI uso reference uuu srlf.adnrcaacl stamped
envelope. Mauaruf. Lock drawer A., hicasu.
S,pECtAL AGLNrs Fog UTAH TOR
> the "Mutlu Hrarrvn Fund life AfaooI.
alton" Of Neu YORK. Kalcs Lcs' inan one half
business iu force Addroas q. 49, Mann q 90
General Agents Room hrunUi Culmor
nuiidmF. Sait Lake C'ty, Utah.
HufEL uEir. ALI KiNnsi GIRLS
4 Tor general huusrNurs lanorora, farm
/ hands salramun nnd u.urEs,uf Cd y, and South
A GENT- MAXI s. 4 DAY GREATEST
] N Kitchen utsufla ever invented icial'a
l hc, Two tu alN sold in ever house. sample.
/ postage paid hyu cents touhuU a Mona. iu,
| cincinnati, o.
/ IAsH PAID ron WATER sCluP.
' huasol h. Tracy, rooms 81 and O. Com.
/ murCiaI ilnCk
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CASH CAPITAL. tspu'u"u
CASH stlgPLUs, t-ve'VoV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
N..se~ - s'sa,ssrssrs.

Scaled psopsssl. vill ~ received a, the city
elcvt's ofhce. Nerk Island. H., untn Monda,,
DaesA Mh. lSe4. o. 5ocloct ~. fos Ne ~ - Ing
IL imUeovt mont known section No. =. order
81 By On opftaauee of the ri Of tick tsia nd. III
psessd Jure :th, ism entitled An osdin nee for
the tWpsUve0sHt Seventeenth aud Nins teenth
ssrvets hun the south iis Of rhifi to thc north
nae 81 Fourth avenue. aud Of Twenty fhiei strcst
tom the south line of Thisr tn the north lns of
eous ave uc. frym the sou.h ltue 20 F.fth eve.
Wue eaat stpuv sail e enty third street soath 10
line 6i0 feet tn 81 and parallel with the soush
lsae Of Ninth aveeue." unaer the snov- osdi-
nance, the n u strsesr ere oestered cirb d with
aurbst0nes. sxcsvat ID and grated. Improved anu
psvsd with vsvins brick ~ good quality
praue ssd su~cincatious fus said tuaprovs0ent
on ale 81 the City CleSks o0ce.
AL bt1s must be aeeomcsnied with Q certified
sheck In the sum of s.p, % vayAhle 10 the Of
der oe the mayor cs said eiy, which phsll he.
cone forfeited . sa.dety in esse the btdder shsil
fAlt tn enter Into co tact 9th apOsDs ed
susetics b. execute the work TOE the price
Reatjsaed On HE bti aud ac -ortl,sg tn the plsns
cod sp~cincsticOs In Ga ev sus that the contract
eha'l be awarded tn hin.
Thc city reserves the sisss to reject any or all
bids.
Rock Island, H.. Feb. u. fsss.
A. D. nUgsiSG. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
coANCeaY HOras:s:.

n.sr ,.s cv st ;,a,'.9r. ...
In The Circuit court NJ said county tn the May
torn, A. D. f>S,.
tlcck islaWd savings Nsnk 70 John %. Rev eo'6s.
Eitshs r. Rcyroscs. IT,. Lucy n. Chauuue.
Kelsey RcyHo'sts. Amanda Heynoisi- AMI Hen
Reynolds. General Va. N I'm 'hsrer-y.
Aei,invr nj Won't side &C. of John %. esynulis
Es-ssa y Reynolds, Jr. Kelsey Wcyuo u. and Bcu
N~yuelt-. 'Wpiewied witn the ah,yc sefcuslsufs.
1.ucv ~. Chsnnou amt Amanda kcyr"ld~ hsstn.
hecu TIED IN the cerh- oasc Of the eircui, court
81 said county. notice y therefore nsrrcy gwen
tc toe saiu nous sder, d.ecr,iar,- hat the com.
p,aiNnat di.d IN the CLERKS on.r its hill Of scm
plant In snid court. 81 IN. chaaccrv side th ~
1T. - nc Shh day uf December. a ". 1891 and
that n summons N. been ISSUED ou' uf said rnuft
wherein said cult " now pending. r-;uruahse on
she arst Monday In the month ot My next, ne
ny lac required.
Now, uaisss you. the said rou.se.',,en. defeu.
doots Aocve Isme,i. John u Reynolds. Elisha y
uDyueads. ~ BE sey Ecynods and Hen Rey uolds
eaall personally he and anvsar bcfoee the said
eteeule court on the nrst day 81 the next
tom thereof. q, he holden at So-k 1slsnd In
cd sor said sornts. on the ar.t Noud " Ia
nay next. and plead. answes CT demar %
IN said scnplsi sani's bill Of complaint. thu
sSne and tn matfcss and 'tin-s therein easSssd
90 stated will he taken ~ confessed, ard n de-
cree entered against you according tJihe prayer
- said bill.
asck Is,snd, ~. Feb snd. 4. N. .sct.
akOsGE ". GAMBLE, Clerk.
JACKSON hresr. Comps >oi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23

and Hopkins were drawn into tho contro-
Sersy which at last became SO confusing
taat by general acquiesenco it was decided
TO hear the report Of the sergeant-at-arms.
The report detailed the execution Of the
houses order to ARREST them wherever
they may be found" -
II demand Q separate trial, said
Sickles after the reading of the report was
concluded. A dozen members were clam
oring for recognition. Others were push
ing and crowding in the aisles. paying
not the slightest heed to the continuous
gavel pounding of the speaker pro tenn.
This is the house of representatives
finally shouted Mr.. Dockery. mot beer
garden" Laughter and applause "The
gentleman will have q separate trial If he
desires, but the rules must be observed.
The gentleman will take his seat"
Il always obey ORDERS" said Sickles as
he sat down.
1t was then decided to call the prisoners
in their order. Adams of Pennsylvania
the successor of O'Neill, was the first
called. He appeared very indignant. He
was asked to give his excuse for being alb
sent without leave,
Il was in the state of Pennsylvania" HI
stated, exercising the highest duty d
citiZehSnip--VOttnS lOr mciiiueT VI tbi'
house. Republican applause Partly
through my efforts we were able to rol
up 1's,0OO majority for Galusha a. Grow
lRepublican applause.l The moment
received this summons from the sergeant
| alarms ! Immediately returned"
Il move the gentleman be discharged,
said Reed, land that his name be stricken
| from the warrant"
NO" interrupted Sickles loudly, chi
name should not be stricken from the war
rant. The warrant is null and void
| There are no names i'm the warrant"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
ABBREVIATED TsrEaRAMs.

Representative Strait, of South Carolina.
feels that he has been ignored by Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell in
the distribution of fourth class postoffices.
lie has written letter to Mr.. Maxwell to
tell him that he is a liar and puppy. Gore
may flow.
The Milwaukee chamber of commerce
has adopted IN address to congress de-
nouucipg the Hatch anticipation bill.
Lewis Wister. one of two brothers who
owned property worth sS,G00O00, much Of
it in the heart OF PHILADELPHIA, died in n
howell in7 Atlantic City. Both men lived in
absolute squaior. They have no relatives,
SO far as known. and when the surviving
brother dies the property will probably go
to the state.
The Mexican treasury is considering
plans for the establishment of national
agricultural bank for the purpose of lcan-
ing money at reasonable rates to the own
ers of large haciendas to move their crops.
David Simmons, aged 65, a well-to-do
farmer of Cambria township, Mich,
hanged himself in his barn. He had been
Respondent and mentally unbalanced for
some time.
Obituary: 1t New York, Mrs. Mopctte
Levi, aged los. At Virginia, Ills, Mrs.
Susan Payne, aged 10. At Columbus, o.,
j. NJ. We>twater, aged IS. At. Alliance,
O., DIR. Charles Kay, aged 50. At Pitts
burg, Pa, Thomas, Barnes, aged az.
The sensation in Washington life is the
leseriioE of Commodore W. X. Mayo by
his ao-year-old wife. The commodore is 90
years old and the wedding WAS strongly
opposed by the friends OF 10th parties.
| The Nebraska encampment &. A. Il has
chosen Major Church Howe for COM
saander.
| The English Authors society has ruled
out an applicant whose only book is "A work
on mat heinaiics
Whether oysters are real estate or per-
sonai property is, question at issue before
! Il Connecticut court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
WAS A REGULAR soMBsHsLL.
And the Statesmen Go on ON Another
Wild Tear.

And the Statesmen Go on ON Another
Wild Tear.
This statement created sensation.
Dockery ordered the warrant to he read.
and it was proved that there was not a
name mentioned. The excitement grew
apacc. Members crowded about SicAlcs
and siebouchcd from the aisles into the
area in front Of the speakers chair. The
noise and confusion were dcafening.
There ought to I've some way Of squclcli-
ing him." shouted Mcrr,ii,h, but Scl,lcs
stood firm and unilinching in the face of
the storm. lie wanted Ia know il he WIS
under arrest; whether he had Il right 10
vote.
HAS he any rights at .lI?'' asked Wilson
| of Washington. The chair directed he
rule to bc read. following which Sckies
appealed tn the house IL he allowed To
make statement. and Post moved that
he he allowed Ia explain.
| Springer insisted that Sickles should
| take his seat Don't do that" shouted
| Wilson of Washington. Don't you see
| he Is cripple. Don't make him sit down
and get up. You can bob up any time.
| llaugh;er.l a moment later while the
chair was attempting to quell the impend-
ing riot, Cummings rose in his place and
with uptfted arm and ringing voice,
called out:
You did not call him to order at
Gettysburg" lApplause.l During all
this time Dockery had been counting the
house and at this point he announced that
the demand for tine previous question had
| been carried-9. too. When the point of
no quorum was made Bland withdrew the
demand for the previous question and also
| the motion at the same time renewing
| his motion made early in the session to
Close the debate on the seigniorage bill to-
morrow al p. IN.
Sickles declared that he objected to fur
| Their proceedings under this warrant. 1T
does not contain single name" he said.
''apd is absolutely void. The sergeant-at-
arms is liable to an action by each mem
Der who has been arrested under it
Springer insisted that the warrant was
authorized by the house. Reed then at
tempted to change the form of his motion
SO rs to excuse Adams on the ground tina,
| the arres; was not authorized.
1.-The gentleman from Maine cannot in
sert an argument into his MOTION" re-
| turned the chair.
But he has done so,'' replied Rec d, with
the utmost sang froid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23

nAn o. ILLINOIS

rAI ~ S,. ~ s -.
& - CssS11s Ceuss ~ said nceh Islsad eosnty,
% ~ 1eey torn a. D. 1SnS.
- 1saaa saviNgs ksas ~. JaAa u. key.
ssaA 1l0aa 2. ncywo,ds. Js... Ley D, Chsn.
60, oseu0v 0sySolae, A0e0da - yyolds end
- tsypeldA n ekasessy, 0ss I 20 A0t.
A01lvts q nya-ressss6ee II John u. Rev-
o611s Dllsaa ?. HeyHead., j.. 0ets-y Ntynolas
- D D neyuolds iaplsu1osa With the shvve De.
esq1naes, tuey .. Chsasea sad Anasea My
80, ieviig bsxa 6led 10 the elesk'r
80 q Ne e.prWit eouss of ssd conn
- ooeiee n therefore hereby Eivsn %
~ mia usa-svs,asat dsfeusarts thse the
6U0plslasws oled In The CLERKS once Us bill 81
es0Saalos n eatd couss, IN the chsnccsy eide
saoe0oe- - M Twentieth dew Of Oeee0erf
a. D 1SSa ed that . su@ocns hss besa issneti
out Of paid court, wheseir ssid cut v Row psmd-
~ pstupuabse On the afst MCaday N TIC
UUaeh 0s Nay ne1t. % " By Law rvQuifcd.
Now. ualess you. the ssid moo resident de-
fUodaNts above named, John u. esynO'dp
niska ?. Neypc'ds, il, ectssy Ne yncssss and
Den lssyuoldp. stall personally he aud appear b.
tuss snid eirvut court the rpt day % tbs NJ II
tern thereof, To Ne holder - Wcck isiansi N
aud sep the sasd county. on the arss mouuav u
Dsy sext. ard vlewd. npswer or demur 70 ths
said complainant. bill VI somp'aiut, the ssus
end the matters and thing Ihsrrtu ehafRes
NSsj ,sNsed n I'M he ,nsen a. ccascsses. and 10
cree cusrsed agaius: you sccosSius 10 the peayeI
III pait hill.
N0sk island. Illinois. vco. Z. tsyt.
GEORGE " GAMBLE, Cic:k.
Jscws"S . 1irRsr. Cowp;'s Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
RlPaoARING GOOD TIME.
Led by Sicklcs the House Shows How 10
Ride Over Rules.

Led by Sicklcs the House Shows How 10
Ride Over Rules.
But the really bOisterous and rule-ig-
noring time was yet to- come. Blair moved
that the clerk. in honor of the day, read
Wasiington's farewell message, but Pen
ilcton objected. The chair decided that
BANDS demand for the previous question
m his motion to discharge Hulick from
custody WAS next i'm order As the house
WIS dividing Sicklcs, standing ON his
crutches in the center aisle. was loudly
calling for recognition, stating that he
had n question of the highest personal
privilege To present. Il am informed"
said he. THAT ! nm under arrest. de-
mand tn know by what authority"
The chair declared that Sickles could not
interrupt the proceedings wiiiic the house
was iii .isliug. ssicklcs. however, insisted
on lcing heard, and Terry called him to
order. The speaker pro TEN. ordered Sick
les to take his seat Sickles declined to sit
down. He said: ''If I am under arrest, 1
cannot be worse off il ! am in contempt. l
am under arrest now, SIR. and in custody
Of the scrgeauf-at-arms.'
All this time Sickles had been standing.
and the clnmOr that he should he heard
grew NO irresistible that he was recognized.
II ann informed by the scrgcant-at-arnis
| TINT am under arrest. desire Ia know
II this is true," III he is under arrest. F"
interrupted Snodgrass. "hc has no right to
| he heari."
"Ob. ! am not convicted yct," replied
| Sicklex. 81 still have the right to he heard.
desire 70 know for what reason 1 am
under arrest. I ask that the report of the
lserEeaut-at-arus DO nude uow."
Ell sa,Rwpnf - intsrrss,tesl Reed. Elm the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
sa,vn,iou ARMY Cari,nl;,,s.

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Feb. ga syn
dictate of capitalists interested in the work
of the Salvation Army has concluded the
purchase from the Mexican government of
900 acres of land in Chiapas, southern
Mexico. \ member of the syndicate, q.
ii. burst, has sailed for England, where
with the aid of General Booth, plans will
I've perfected 10y which 5000 families from
England and the United States will be put
on the tract for colonization purposes. op
Grating under the direction OF the Off GERS
of the "Arfnyn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
We direct the attention of O

We direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Sim
mons Liver Regulator on anothe,
page We have used the medicine
in our family, and are prepared to
say from experience that for torpid
liver or a disordered stomach it is q
good remedy. When travelling we
usually carry some in our valise.
From the Christian Visitor, Smith
field. n. G..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
That Fool and Fatal COLLEGE prau,.

ITHACA, n. Y, Feb. 23.-The city au-
thorities think they have several clews
that will lead to the arrest of the
sophomores who caused the death of Mary
jackson, the colored cook, by liberating
chlorine gas i'll the kitchen adjoining the
dining room where the freshmen were
holding the class supper. Physicians say
that any one who knew how to arrange the
chemicals and apparatus used must have
known how deadly the gas is that was
generated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
EiiIc., While Hunting,

CAEM. HIS, Feb. a3-Two brothers,
Otto and Amos Mocum, were returning
from "A hunt. Their horse became fright
cned n; some object on the road and be
gan 10 run. The trigger of a shotgun
which they had became cntaaglsd in the
lines. and boil barrels were exploded into
the head of Ottc. killing Lin instantly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softcns the gums,
allavs all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five GERS bottle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23

WASHINGTON, Feb s,i.-FrGm tie view
expressed by members OF the house COM
mittee ON agriculture the prospect OF Il
favorable report upon ore of the bills for a
government appropriation to eXierminate
the Russian thistle from wheat lands OF
the northern middle states Is rot right
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
VIII Accept the Ecnrct;on.

CAEIoLLToN, O., Feb. 23.-tive hundred
coal miners employed at the Sherrodsville
and Somerdale mines south of this city
held a mass-meeting, and after "a lengthy
deliberation agreed to accept a reduction
of % cents per ton. The miners will all
go in at 80 cents a ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23

TORONTO. Ont, Feb. e3.-Thc news of
Erastus Wiman's arrest was surprise to
his many friends in this city and express
sions of regret were heard on all sides.
Every one who knows Wiman has q good
word to say Of him. People here are con-
fidcnt that any difficulty between him and
Bun viii be satisfactorily adjusted He is
70 native Of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
Run Down by n Train,

SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn, Feb 23-James
Whalen, a railroad foreman, and James
heeley, a iaborer, were struck by an east
bound freight train. kealey was Instant
by killed and Whalen died later in the hos
pital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
WOULD NOT WORK.
Il Was q Holiday and thetiouse
Had . Time.
CUMMINGS DOES TIE AJAX ACT,

AsA DeA 60 the Lightning Of the Sergeant
snA Hsltls It In Denance Of Anybody-
The Speakers Warrant for Arrest of
Aaembcn Alleged To Bs Detective
bland Beaten Again.
WASHINGTON, Feb. q. - Washington's
birthday was ushered in to the house of
representatives with . series of dramatic
incidents which may possibly eliminate
with legal proceedings against the ser
gcant-at-arms for false imprisonment Of
members Of congress. Sergeant-at-Arms
Enow. acting by virtue Of the general war;
rant Of arrest issued last Monday, has been
apprehending members wherever they
should be found. The warrant contains
the Names Of fifty-six congressman. Snow
began "Wednesday night 20 arrest con-
grcssi.en On the floor Of the house, charg-
ing them with abscnting themselves on
Monday. This was in accordance with
colloquy between Speaker Grip and the SER
gcant-at -arms during the session Wcslncs-
day. Snow asked If he was expected to ar
rest members on the floor. Crisp answered
that the sergeant-at- was expected to
execute the ORDER
Snow Executed His Orders.
This was accepted as meaning that mr.
rests ON tie h"or should ie made anu
Snow at once began to carry this idea into
effect. lie arrested seven congressman as
they sat in their seats. Deputy Hill made
rs many more arrests. In each case the
member WAS tapped on the shoulder and
'"c" 'o'" 'ra' he was rcieaseu On lsroie
To report when required. Yesterday the
arrests began again and continued until
intcrruptc,i nv n stirring scene. Cum
ming of New York came down the middle
,;.,o q, M, .,,,,.o inc, ,s ,h. s.s.;o, ,,.,s
,Io,, ., c,,c, n.n,, JI;Il S,,.r,,c,, mr., :,
.;,,, ,,J ,,.,.;s.d IN, ,h,, ~, ,;r,,,a az
,br warrar, he had Cumpings yycnld l,e
,,I.oJ ,,,lcr ,,r-os, ,,d III. ,,,r,,o ,,l.,,
Ill.,. r,,,r,.,,,,,.,;v, n,,shcl ara TT tho
,,',.,,,.r '.r.;,,,-iy H., .,.,,,,..J h..I ,,nd i;
i.,or ,,,,,,,,.,.,. ,l.,,,,,,,.,., ~, .Srn,, 70
.rr.., I;,5 H., ,cf,,s,d 10 rcco.-n;y. the
ynli,Ii,v q, the warrant
suwm,uy, l,rl;v.i 4, thc Dramatic.
Il give you fair Warming said Cum-
mines .thnt If ven ,oucb me Won act Mt
v.ur ne,il >,
For n mo,ncn, il looked ms though there
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ni.iply int imat.d that ne intended 10 re-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are TO avoid iu6iyuities
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BRUSSELS, Feb ~. Several persons were
killed and number injured at Wetsereu
by the explosion Of q powder magazine.
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