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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ABnNol NofamOut of the PHENIX INSURANCE
nnhuol NtolVfAOnl COMPANY of Brooklyn in
the State of New York on the 3lst day of December
1893: made to the Insurance Superintendent Of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Natnmant of the PENNSYLVANIA R
nhhUul DlotVhlVht INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
Slst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
the DYING PRESIDENT.
Taken to the Prefecture to breathe Out
His LIfs.

Taken to the Prefecture to Breaths out
His Life.
LYONS. June 24.-Ths wounded president
was driven nj once toward the prefecture.
Prefect Bofius and the mayor were 10 the
same carriage with him. The carriage was
surrounded byA detaohmsnt Of mounted
guards. A second carriage conveying the
oflicsra Of the presidents military house
hold, followed close behind. The Asso-
ciated press reporter ontetod the third car
riNge In which were NJ. Burdsau, ex.minis-
ter OF finance and Senator Milaud.
On arriving al the prefecture Borius and
the mayor aliRhted. President Cnrnot lay
unconscious upon the cushions OF bis car
riage. His eyes were closed. Hia waistooat
Was unbuttoned and his Shirt on which tho
bright red cord of the Legion OF Honor was
conspicuous, was covered on the left hand,
juat over the heart, by q large blood stain
which extended to the hlp. Ia WAS impos-
sibls TO toll from hia hppea,nnce whether hO
wss dead or alive A crowd collected In the
vicinity Of tho car iage. but the mounted
RuATda aud ths foot police held them in
check some distance irom tho landau In
which tue president was lying. Many wste
tho expressions of pity fot the president
and anger at his assassination.
Gen. BoTluB, tho Trsfect and tho. mayor,
ReHieted by a Bnmbes OF attendants. lifted
N. Cnrnot from the carriage and carried
hlm aa easily as possiblo 10 n room on the
frat noor OF the periccture and laid him on
O bed, Nobody but the doctors aud tho
officers OF the military household were al
lowed 20 ontsr tho room. Dr. Uailleton
then examined the wound. as did AL the
other doctora present.
After eKamlulng the rrealdonts wound
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
.CARN0F IS
MURDERED.
The President OF France Struck
Down by an Assassin's
Hand at Lyons
Returning Greetings OF tho Popu-
lace Whom tho Knife Entered
His Breast.
An Italian, Under Prstense OF Pre-
senting Petition, Committed
the Foul Deed.
But for the Police the Villain
Would Have Been Torn to
Piecea
The Wounded President Taken Ia
the Prefecture, Where He
Expired.
A City OF Festivities Is Suddenly
Turned Into a City OF
Mourning.
cesare Giovanni santo, the Murderer
VIII Give the Police NO Reasons for
HIS Terrible Act
The Wounded President Taken TO
the Prefecture, Where He
Expired.
A City OF Festivities Is Suddenly
Turned Into City OF
Mourning.
cesare Giovanni santo, tho Murderer
VIII Give the Police NO Reasons for
HIS Terrible Act.

Marie Francois Sadi Csrnot. president Of
the Ffsnch republic. Ia dead by the hand
of an ASSASSIN. He was al Lyons yesser-
day Sunday to attend the festivities in
connection with the opsnIng of the sIposi-
tiou. While on the way from the Palais de
Commsres to tho thoHter. shortly after
nine o'clock last night and while he was
returning the sAlutes Of the crowds of pso-
pie who lined the Hue Dc la Rspublique. a
young man spranR upon the steps OF tho
presidents landau. IL is said ON the pre-
tense Of presenting . petition. He plunged
knife into the presidents breast near the
region Of the heart Before he
could repent the blow, which
II was evidently his intention 10 do, be was
knocked from the carriage step and seized.
The wounded president was driven At once
to the prefecture, where he fingered until
between midnight and one o'clock thii
Monday morning. when he del. The
assassin. who proved to be Youas Italian
giving the nnmo OF Cesars Giovanni santo
was gotten TO the police station with thu
greatest difficulty. The people wanted Il
tear him TO pisoes. II took a strong forot
Of police. assisted by mounted guards, e
savs him from the fury OF the crowd. HI
refused to tell the motive for the decd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
LOST AND FOUND AT HELENA.
The Worry . Fivs-yssr-oid Traveller
Caused Hls Mother.

The Worry . rivs-yesr-oid Traveller
Caused Hls Mother.
A Bohemian woman with four little
children. on the war from Lethbridss. Cam
ada, TO Texas 20 Join her husband, had Q
great deal of worry over the eldest Of her
progeny. q bog Of ave years. Saturday after.
noon. When the Great Northern train
stopped a, the Montana Central depo, the
little fellow either got confused and fol-
lowed some Strangers Out OF the car. or else
be vent ont on the platform and there Ros
mixed up with the people. Hs got on n
car aud was dropped of % the Grand Cen
trail hotel when no found he had strayel
away q ON his mother. aud started out 10
hnd he.
Meantime the mother. missing her eldest.
had gathered the remainder OF her Hook
about her aud left the train. She spoke
very imperfect English. but rnansged to
make herself understood. Sim Dyer wanted
her TO 20 the Arlington and wait there
until the child anould be found, but she
refused to leave the depot until she hal all
hef little ones toRsthel. Sergeant Murphy
had the whole police force looking for the
Lost boy. Policeman Whitaker found tue
little fellow on North jackson street some
time later and he was taken 20 his mother.
The woman was then induced TO go 70 the
Arlington, vnere Sergeant Murphy saw
them we'll provided for They Irocesdsd
on their way yesterday,
The party had through tickets 10 their
destination. but not a cent OF money. They
carried with them from the Arlington a
hamper sutholens to last them ON the ir
| journey.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
THIS WEEK FOR SURE
Most Senator's Think They WIN Have
Finished the Tariff Bni.

Finished the Tariff Bill.
wksHrxdros. June 2l.-There Is little
doubt In any quarter but that the present
week will see the end of the tariff debate In
the senate. Estimates as TO the time when
the anal vote will be cast range from TuOs-
day TO Saturday. but the majority Of sena-
tors express the opinion that the vote will
be taken on Wednesday or Thursday. Sen.
ntor Allison expressed ths oaipion that the
senate would not dispose OF the bill 10 COM
mittee OF the whole before Tues lay night,
aud tba, the remaining days Of the week
would be necessary 10 finish the work on the
bill In the senate. IL the hnal vots on the
tariff bill 10 reached before Saturday, the
appropriation BILLS which have been To
ported, will be Immediately taken NJ.
Railway pooling 10 expected 10 be tha
main subjsct for discussion before the
house during the coming week, with the ad
mistion OF New Mexico TO statehood and
tho taxation OF ereenbacks as Incidental
questiona The pooling bill 10 q revision
OF tho interstate commerce law, so A. 10
permit railways 10 pool their earnings
uuder eerIain restriction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
THE DEAD NUMBER $50.
"a Hope Abandoned of saving Any More
In Ihn AIhInn lnIIinrN

An Hope Abandoned OF saving Any More
In the AIbi0n COtiiorI.
CARDIFF, June A.-1hO men who have
volunteered 10 search the Albion oolliesy ~
the Scene OF ,be terrible explosion OF Gre
damp last evening. havs been al work ali
day. but no further rsseuss have bson
Elected. All hope for those stlll missing
has been abandoned. The number OF dead
will, II Ia believed. reach $50. IL has been
ascsrtainod that 201 men aud boTs de-
acendod the shaft yesterday and of that
nambeT only seven teen have been saved,
large number OF hodiea are buried bc-
meath earth falls. aud II has been found i'm.
posaiblo 10 eKtrioate them. q he aeone OF
tho disaster has been visited to-day by
thousands Of people from the surrounding
COUNTRY
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
BALDWIN HRARD THE NEWS.
His Doubts About winning Cost Him si
20 Find lie Had Made $4,000.

His Doubts About Winning Cost Him 81
TO Find lie Had Made $4,000.
SAN FRAscrsoo. June 2i.-E, ]. Baldwin
was at the hidwinter fair grounds yesssr-
day whom he hsrrd OF the victory of his
colt. 81 see Rey Ell santa Anita won the
derby" rsmaI ked a gentleman TO Baldwin.
mo. he didn'v replied Baldwin. who
thought that his friend was joking.
"I'll bet you hundred against a 81"
was tho quick response,
II will have TO take that bet, even II |
lose" tetortsd the owner of Santa Anita.
SO II cost Baldwin Just one big Amer.
loan dollar 10 lind out about tho triumph
OF his colt, but rs he won $50, 900 he had no
regrets. Baldwin had mp $500 agains,
$4,000.
Fifty thousand dollars would not buy
Rey III Santa Anita,' said Baldwin last
night. "Of course / was n little Bit SUI
prised 20 win. ns had heard so much abou,
Domino anu senator Grady. Still
thought / had chance, otherwise would
not have let $500"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
GEN. rARsNEY,s coNDIrION


lie Suffers As Much From Humiliation
as Physical Causes.
DrNyEE June a.-Gon. 4. J. Tarsnoy.
who received q coat Of tar and feathers at
the hands Of mia enemies Saturday mofn-
ing. Il resting easier. Ths Inflammation
10 the face has been greatly reduced, bul Is
sllll anything but oomior,able. ard his
body has somswba, recovered FROM the
siiffnem resulting from his treatment aud
his long walk. The st,hin nj on hia nerves
was 40 great he was nearly prostratod whom
no found himself amoug friends, but he
hos Ia a great degree recovered flom his
ptostration. lie IL q man OF considerable
pride aud spirit, and Hluera from tho hu-
initiation perhaps as much a. physical
causes. Not only are bis friends p Oiuse Ia
their manifestations OF sympatby, but tho
ub lie generally depfscatu the occurrence
aud do no, hesitate TO glvs expression 10
their feelings.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
THE LUCKY NUMBERS.
Tinnors at the wheelmen clubs Raaie
Snturdnv Nlnht

winners at the wheelmon clubs Raaie
Saturday Night.
The rssult of the rAillO given by she Hell
sna Wheelmen's cub Saturday night was
a, follows; GsntlsmNn's wheel 1870; lady's
whoel, 79i. gold watch, oil, EasIman's
kodak. 959; sapphire ring. i5o lady'S be,
BPS, 1ilk umbrella, i66; shaving outfit ~;
pioture 40; one-hAt dozsn neekiies. Ga;
cuiI buttons, 70G; uhoes, 9i2; hat 262 pipe,
~; bioJ Gle lamp, 6tl, paIloT lamp s2l, box
cigars l1l: sohrt pin Sili box cigars, 3;
oAae. 27si bicycle ahoOs. GsS, book, b56, one.
half dozen silvof table spoons. t2ti wall
bracket 0Si; fancy ciks 67g, gontlsmen's d
travelling case, 651; fishing rod, 865, gold
psH, 23G. The ptl2ss oaa be obtained al the
PAfencn D'Aohnel dug store to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25

Tor breath, thsre was a conyulniys shuddsr-
ina of hla body, aud tha president Of
France vas dead.
Immediately after The death Of the
pleaident Prime Minister DupaJ started on
hia return 10 Paris 10 officially annoanee
The nova 10 the senate aud the ohsmber OF
depntlea.
PANS, June 25.-Mmo. Carnot accom-
panied by her two daughters. left al one
O'clock this Monday morning for Lyons
Tho newa OF The assassination OF hor hus-
band was broken 10 her Aa tendsrly as poa-
alble. hho was almosl pToatrated with
grief but gave ordofa for preparations 10
Do mado 10 convey her TO Lyons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
THE AssAssIs.
ne Is YouoE Italian Named cesars Oio-
vanni sApto,

ue II f0uoK Italian Named Ccsnre Oto-
vanni sApto,
Irons. Jopo 2.-The assassin Of Presi-
dent Carnot la an Italian named Cosaro
Giovanni Ssnto. He is a beaIdlsss young
man. 20 or 25 years old. "A he marched
under tho police guard from the Roe do Ia
hepubliquo TO the station he bed hia head
down, bat hls eyes glanced fuftlysly 0Tonnd
no though ho was seeking an opportunity 10
escape. To have made Auoh An attempt.
however. would have been the height OF
folly, unless ho desired TO commit suicide.
for there is not the slightest doubt that had
he GOT away from the protection OF the
police be would have boon torn limb from
limb by tho crowd. whose every action
showed they were thirsty for his blood.
When the police party reached the Palace
dos 90 diales they we're obliged 10 stop
while the carriages containing tbs rfesi-
dent aud bis phrty. and the mounted
guards drove past toward tho prefecture.
santo. Who speaks French badly, when
qaosiiohed at the police station, said he
had lived at the Gette dsphstmsnt Of Per-
hult for six months. aud had only coma to
Lyons to-day. lie gave his sqe as 22. His
Isplies We o given eoolly. but without any
aien OF bfavado. He refused. however, 10
answer many OF the questions put TO him
regarding his motive Tor stabbing the prsa-
ident, declaring that on this subiect he
would speak only before the tribunal.
When he was searched by the police book
was found in one OF his pockets. 10 which
IL was written that he had been born in q
village 10 the provinces OF Milan. Italy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
THE GUN CLUB SHOOT.

Fred HoAE aud N. n. bryan Won the Two
Medals la Their Glasses.
Fred Hose won the A medal and Al. II
Bryan tho u medal At tho weekly shoot OF
the Helena Rod and Gun club SstatdOr.
lloaR's soors was g3 out OF s,b. and BrIan's
10. Other scores Wste A. J. Fax n, s. IL,
Krnueu 20 N. Kssslsr II, Il. W. bach IL,
j. L. O'Connor 10. Faank Il. Norris No. J..
H. Tucker "a,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
The Dead President

Marie Francois sadi Csrnot WAS born at
Limoges Aug. II, 1881. he was eduostsd
at TIE Polytsehnic school and al the school
Of bridges. In February, 1871. be was
elected q member Of the national assembly
and was one OF the forsmos, leaders OF the
strict republican patty. In 1876 he wac
elected to the chamber Of deputies and
became its secretary. He WAS under score
tasy of public works In 1876; minister Of
public works lS80-S2; minister OF finance
1882, and again In 1886. On Dec. 8. 1887.
he was elected president OF France. Hts
time would have expired neIt Decsmber.
Ho wns the son Of Lazare Hippolyts Car
not. a French radical republican and prom.
incnt in national councils from 1910 10
1871 and for time after the formation Of
ths republic. President Carnot was very
oonse vatiys man. whose occupancy Of the
Office has done much TO assure the stability
OF the French republic.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
THE VALLEY CREAMERY.
1t s Practically Completed and Now
Ready for business


Ready for businss.
Messrs. Ely and Hall. OF the Valley
oTSameTt have been busily engaged the
past week in placing the machinery in POSI-
ton 10 begin operations. Tho delay In
opening up was caused by the wsshouts
which held their shipment OF machinery
back about four weeks, All is now prAc-
tieally completed and the creamery IL
ready for business. II only remains for
the Fanohera aud csttlemsn In the valley 10
see that there IL q plentiful supply OF milk
snd the creamery will bo IN assured aud
permanent enterprise. Tho pfopristota.
MessTs. Ely and Hall, deserve great credit
for pushing the enterprise 90 ih present
CONDITION and being ready 20 go ahead In
spite of the unavoidable delays, They will
have tho support and enoouragsmeut OF
the merchants OF Helena. The orsamsry
IL located on tho LNsallo ranoh, one mile
eRat of the uniVeIaity, II 10 centrally To-
Gated aud has abundance OF pure water.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25

CuNESSE wyo.. jane -, Henry Reed,
an Arapa hoe Indian interpreter, shot snd
Killed himself lest night al the shoahone
agency after killipg bla child. Tho cause
Tor tho m0fdO, and aulods 10 nnkaown.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
In,nl E,,,l..I.n Ina ColII,ry.

AunANp Pa. June 9L--liy an explosion
OF gas Oh tho uiraTd oolliery George Clarke
was inatanty killed and Peter alsaSnsT 80
badly Injured he died iow minutes lAioT
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
rlrhtlnr ~. bod. wIlh prnsmlls.

Eonrn ENm, o, T.. June 2L-Asthe uou,i
bound passenger train was passing through
Round Pond Las, night several shots weis
nted lnto 10 without damage. A shot tima
Afterwards the bridge was blown ap vi,A
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25

CmcAoo juno 9i.-fhO American Rail-
way linton Adjourned yesterday after mak-
ing arrangements for boycott Of the Pull
man Company. A. y. Rlliott OF Bate,
Mont. aud ], 4. Mexican, Of Cleveland,
Dalo. wSrs elected dlrsctofa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
nnih Killna hr lightning.

MrnrnIA June "a. Dating = storm near
Coflsyville two farmers vete struck BY
lightning aud instantly killed,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
Carnot,a Int Speech

Lyoss. juno 24.-Prssident Carnors last
spsech was delivered as tho banquet given
in his honor. He dwsllsd on tho success
Of the exhibition and said the same heart
beats in all French breasts when 10 is known
that honor and security OF the righta OF the
country arc ~ stake. This same union of
all lFrsnchmen formed guarantee OF the
march toward progress aud Justice, 70
which II beiouRed TO France 10 give an ex-
ample 20 the world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25

A Jnry on rFsndergEats sanity.
CmoAoc June A.-A Jay vas secured
yesterday to tEJ the assassin PTsndsfaass
Tor insanity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25

PARIS, June 2b.-An Official note wac is
sued this Monday morning calling uprn
the ssnats and the chamber Of deputies to
assemble In congress at Versailles at one
O'Clock Wednesday Afternoon for the pur-
poss OF electing a new president.
The cabinet council has been summoned
TO meet at 10 o'clock this morning 10 oon-
sidsr the situation and take appropriate
action In regard TO the death Of the pres
ident.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25
SPECIAL SALE OF
Standard WhSkiieS

We place on sale to-day the
following well known brands of
Standard Whiskies at prices that
can't be beat:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-25

The following wines in bulk
at quotations as follows:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-21
BOSS M'KANE's PLIGHT.
Worry Over His Prospective Impris
ment Has MRue Him Ill.

Worry Over His Prospective Imprison-
ment Has Maue Him III.
BROOKLYN. Feb. 20.-The order grant
ed by Judge Cullen does not give much
satisfaction to John Y. McKane's friends
or inspire expectations that he can be
kept from going to Sing Sing this week.
The order requires the prosecution to
show why certificates Of doubt should
not be granted to McKsne. 1t is not
believed McKane's lawyers can show
that Judge Bartlett made any blnnders
during the trial or in his charge to the
jury. II the judge decides the ap-
plicstion adversely at once, McKsne
will be sent to states prison without
further delay. At the Raymond street
Jail tonight McKane waH said to be very
i'll. His family doctor visited the jail
and decided that his illness was not
dangerous. McKane has been in con-
sultation with Lawyer Boderick all day,
and worriment over his troubles is be-
ginning to show. 1t is known that Nc
Kane takes his confinement hard, and
has not been in his usual robust condi-
ton of late. He has bsen a sufferer
from Bright's disease for some time
past, and it lie said his ailment has been
aggravated by the worry and suspense
OF the past eix weeks.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-21
THE PENDING RATE WAR
ANOTHER BLOW LEvELED AT THE
ATCHISON.
The Southern Pacific Will No Longer
Honor San Diego Tickets Over
the Southern California.
The War Despens.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The Southern Pa
cific has taken action which, while evil
IDENTIFY leveled at the Atchison, is diff
cult for railroad men to understand. 1t
has no line into san Diego, and has is
sued circular saying that hereafter it
will not honor San Diego tickets over
the Southern California because of the
So arbitrary rate demanded. 1t vir-
tually amounts to refusal to handle
San Diego business on any terms.
There is something behind this move.
but railroad men here say they don't
knnw " h ar II is----y
Pacific had decided to accept the 4-per
cent transcontinental business offered
by the Western Passenger association in
lieu OF the differentials claimed on busi-
ness between Victoria and San Francisco
by water route. Whether the Canadian
Pacific accepts or declines makes little
difference now, as the trouble between
the Southern Pacific and the Atchison is
likely to upset transcontinental business
generally,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-21
A CORN MONOPOLY.
Jaures' Proposition Rejected by the
French Chamber of Deputies.

Jaures' Proposition Rejected ny the
French Chamber of Deputies.
PARIS, Feb. 20.-In the chamber of
deputies, today, the minister of hus-
bandry combatted Jsu-es' proje ct for
government monopoly for the sale OF
corn. The minister said, accor ding to
Jaures, the government might monopo
lize milling, baking, etc. Jaures replied
by attacking what he classed as the ex.
listing oigarchy of the chamber, but the
deputies finally rejected Jaures' pro-
posal by vote of 4SS to 81.
Meline, president OF the standing
committee on customs, spoke in support
OF the committees scheme to adjust the
corn duty to the existing price by a
sliding scale. The government opposed
this plan and it was rejected by a vote
OF 40l to 103.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-21
ITALIAN LEGISLATORS.
A stormy Scene ut the RoaasemblinE o
the Chamber OF Deputies.

A stormy Scene at the ReRasembling of
the Chamber OF Deputies.
ROME, Feb. 20.-The chamber OF dep
uties reassembled today. The vice.
president read letter from Signor zan-
ardelli, in which the writer adhered to
his resignation of the presidency OF the
chamber. Thursday was fixed upon as
the day for the election OF his sue
cessor.
The government applied for sanction
to prosecute the Sicilian deputy, Felice
Guiffrida of Catania, chief of the Fasci
del Lsvora.ori, arrested January 4th,
charged with engaging in dangerous
conspiracy and with melting to commit
violence.
Crispi announced that the govern
ment would introduce tomorrow meas-
ures of economy tending to increase the
revenue, and proposed Friday to discuss
questions in connection with the recent
disorders in Sicily and the Csrrara dis
trict.
A lively passage alarms followed be-
tween Imbriani and the vice president
of the chamber. Imbrani insisted upon
speaking forthwith, and the vice .presi-
dent insisted that he should not. This
caused a hoWling uproar upon the part
of the friends OF both parties, and event
ually the disorder became 30 great thai
the vice president donned his hat and
Suspended the sitting.
When the deputies had somewhat
Gained down the chamber resumed sit
ting and agreed to Cslvotti's motion tt
publish Immediately the minutes of th'
committee appointed to inquire into the
bank scandals.