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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
To Pool the Iron IssueS.

New York, June ls.-A movement
which promises to result in the forma-
ton OF 4 combination of the more
important iron producing and manu-
featuring concerns Of the south, was
iraugurated in this city yesterday at
meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Tennessee Coal and Iron company.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
MONUMENT TO LEES MOTHER.
The Ladies OF Alex ut.ri::. W.. Propose 20
Erect Cnc in That City.


Erect One III That City.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. June lS.-Thc wo-
men of Alexandria. prompted by 4 de-
sire to commemorate the virtues Of the
mother of Robert 4. Lee. propose 10
erect in that city Il monument TO her
memory. An association ior this pur-
pose has been formed in Alexandria
called the Annie Lee Memorial. associa-
ton. This association has issued q call
to the ladies of the south for aid in
raising fund adequate to provide .
shaft befttirg the worth Of the lady
and the emincncc OF her son. Contri-
buttons should be sent to Alice Il. Col
quohn, secretary, SIS King street, al
exandria, Va.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
Secretary Carlisle at Louisville.

WASHINGTON, June Il. = Secretary
Carlisle left here yesterday afternoon
over the Chesapeake * Ohio railroad
Tor Louisville, Ky, where he will de-
liver an address on the financial situa-
ton on Friday night. It will be Mr..
Carlisle's final appearance in the Ken
lucky campaign this year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19

-. IJ,
Messrs. Pans Medicine Co.. Paris, Tenn.
Dear S:rS: Ship lis as soon rs possible :
gross Groves TastelesS Chill Tonic Ny
customers want trore'S Tas:eless Chill
Tonic ana viii rot have any other. 10 our
experience OF over twenty Years n the drug
business We never sold any medicine which
gave srch universal satisfaction Your re-
Spectfullv, j. :. BROWNE Il Co
No cnre, 80 pay. Sold by Loryea. the
Druggist.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
Judge Felix Poche, Louisiana, Dead.

New ORLEANS, La, June l7.-Judge
Felix P. Poche, associate justice OF the
supreme court of Louisiana from 1880
to 1892 died here early yesterday, aged
50 years. Iic has been sick for several
months pass but failed rapidly the past
few davs. lie was u native Of st. James
parish. La. and served with GiStinc-
ton in the confederate army.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19

WASHINGTON. June l5-Pierce NJ. B.
Young. the American minister to Qua
tcmala and Honduras, informs Secre-
tary Oincv by telegraph Of his arrival
in san Francisco and that he will pro-
coed Immediately to Washington and
report. He will remain two months at
home on leave.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
Hundreds OF Persons Gu, of Work

ELwooD, Ind, June 1.-THE Mac
beth lamp chimney factory. the Eli
wood window glass house, and the bot
tie plant will close down on the @9th
instant, throwing 1900 persons out Of
work for two months.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
Georgia's Governor Seriously Ill.

ATLANTA, June l1.-Governor Atkin-
son developed a case Of appendicitis
yesterday: an operation will be neces-
sary. Relatives have been telegraphed
for and his case is considered very
serious
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19

You run no risk. All druggists guaran-
tee Groves raStelcsS Chill Tonic to DO all
that the manufacturers claim for it.
Warranted no cure, no pay. There are
many limitations. To get the genuine ask
for Grevc'S. For sale by Loryea, the Drug
niSt
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
AND Mr.. sO2G WILL NOT RUN.
The Democrats OF Ohio Have Not Yet
Found Man for Governor.

Found Man for Governor.
WAsIlINGToH, June 1.-THE Ohio
democrats are having a hard time to find
a candidate for governor After ex-
Governor Campbell declined the lead
ers all turned to representative Paul
Sorg Mr. Sorg arrived in Washington
last night, and lost no time in announc-
ing most emphatically that he would
not be a candidate. He says he
is worn out by his congressional labors
and that his business is in such shape
that it needs his attention.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
Prominent Tennessee Educator Dead.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, june l7.-Proies-
sor John X Payne, for several Years
professor of mathematics in the Cnivcr
sity of Tennessee, and well known
throughout the south. died yesterday.
aged fftv-five years
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19

Byron used great deal Of Hair dressing,
but was very particular to have only the
best to be found in the market. II Aver ;
Hair Eigor had been obtaina5le then
doubtless he would have tested It's merits,
as so many distinguished a"d fashionable
De pie are doing nowadays.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
Grasshoppers KaIned Down From Above

ELKHARr. Ind. June Yesterday
afternoon grasshoppecs appeared in
Clouds and came down upon fields OF
grain, corn and grass in such numbers
that everything seemed to be alive with
them. They ate everything green and
left the fields bare and crops ruined.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
OHIO is AGAINST FREE COINAGE
The Very Home of Allen W. Thurman
Elects an inti-Silyer Delegation.

Elects an .inti-Silver Delegation.
COLUMBUS, O, June 1S.--The demo
Gratis OF this county, the home of Allen
". Thurman, have elected a solid anti
free silver delegation to the state con-
vention. Thurman's free silver candi-
date in his own ward overwhelmingly
defeated. 1t is generally believed here
now that Senator Brice will win the
coinage fight and prevent the adoption
of free silver plank by the state con-
ventiOn
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
COLlMA PASSENGERS SUE.
hree Different Cases Against the Pacific

Three Different Cases Against the Pacific
Mail Company.
SAN FRAyc1Sco. Jaae l-.-Threc diff
ferent suits. each fer 5000 damage,
WV filed in the United: States court Sat
urday by Colima passengers against
the Pacific Mail conspanE.
The suits was based on the testimony
of survivors that the cargo was not
properly slowed. that the c'?!cers made
no effort to save the passengers and
that life presefvers were kept from all.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19
THE SUPPRESSION OF SILVER.
In 1869 Baron RothSchi!d said to
+lo ,,,o,o+,rv conferences i'm Paris.

the monetary conference III iafls
The simultaneous employment OF tie
two metals IS satisfactory, AMI gives use to
no complaint. Whether grtA or silver
dominates for the time being. II j always
true that tie two metals coEcur together
in forming the monetary c!rcUlu'lnn OF Tie
world. and it IS the genera! n!;t-S G: the
two metals combined which serves ':S the
measure Of the value Of things. ihe sup
preston Of silver wonld amount 10 Il T"r-
liable destruction of values without any
compensation.
On the same subject Secretary Car
Isle, in his famous speech Of 1879,
said
According to my v;ew Of tie subject
the conspiracy, which seems T. Lave been
formed here and il Errope to destroy by
legislation :. Il otherwise t.o three
seveuths To oue-haif the metallic money
of the world, is the most gigantic crime Of
this or any otEer age. The conSrm nation
of such Sch-me would ultimately entail
more misery upon lhc hUnan lace thai ;,li
the wars, prsti:enceS, Ini tamlacS t!it
ever occurred in the World. The absolute
and instautan eous destruction OF cEe-;"t
the eutire movable propcr;::. o: TIE world.
including houses, ships, lH!:o&s;S ANA
other appliances Tor carrying Oh COM
merce, while it would be ieit more Seu-
ously FOR the moment, wo.il not produce
anything like the rro!nn Sed distress and
disorganizatiou OF society Is must cr!-
taiuly result frcm the aIInlLil;liiOn O: Que
half the metallic money OF tIc world.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-19

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01
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DEPARTMENT MATTERS.
Letter From the Comptroller-,Ioney
Depositei-Lnnd Sales.


Austin, Tex. Feb 2s.-Comptrollcr
Finley has written letter to the Hon.
o. r. Morrison, chairman OF house
finance committee stating that the
| deficiency in the general appropriation
bill passed by the Twenty-third legis-
lature, which must be covered by the
deficiency appropriation bill this year
Is s193.955.4O. This Is much less than
the deficiency two years ago. Treasurer
Workman thinks the state will reach a
cash basis about March 10, though IL
may not stay there long. Secretary Of
state Allison Mayhsid today deposited
office fees received during February,
as follows: To revenue. S29g5; confeder-
rate home. sS.l50.s0. Total. s5,5s5.sO,
Commissioner A. ]. Rose of the in
surance department deposited s3i06.
receipts for Office fees ia January aud
February.
Treasurer workman deposited receipts
during February from land sales and
leases as follows: School lands. lease
fS4S5.l2: interest $50. 251S5. principal
Sie.l0s. 20; university lands. lease 1890;
interest s55.2l; principal 10 cents; asy-
lum lands Interest 1851; principal
81 60: public domain s4ll.72 He also
deposited Sss2i. Al receipts for occupa-
ton taxes from insurance companies.
the principal amounts OF which were
siS2s.ii. for Travellers Life of Hart
ford Sl022.65, for Fidelity Mutual OF
New York; s93l.49. for the Liverpool
and London aud Globe OF England;
f763.32, Northwestern Life Of Wiscon-
sin, $500 70. Mutual Rrresve Fund Life
VI New York The large companies
Mutual. Equitable and New York Life
OF New York-are not included in this
payment.
Revenue receipts today amounted to
SCI, gsS.i5, making the total receipts for
the month Of February 1856, ~
Edwards county paid 1876 Interest
on bonds.
There was Transferred to the general
revenue today from special funds OF
the blind. the deaf and dumb. the luna
tic asylums and the reforniatory. si7.-
f557.gT, end from land sale account
sasgs.ei. To the permanent school fund
Srom land sale account {3ga5.si.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

Chambers reference 20 Mr.. Roach. He
1Hilll could have forgiven the attack
on New York or the attack on Honest
John Martin, but" said he: ~ can
never forgive the cruel, mean, con-
temnuhla malicious attack on Senator
Mr. nm referred ironically to Mr.
Chandeliers statement that he spoke OF
the subject with regrct. Ho would as
soon expect the hyena In pouncing on
It's victims to pause with regret,
Mr.. lill drew n striking picture OF tho
coming and going OF MIR. Roach from
tho senate chamber his plain and QUIET
habits. And yet the malice OF the New
Hampshire senator had hyena-iiko as
sailed this poor man.
MIR. flill said ha hated hypocrltcs."
MT Martin. or Kansas, then replied 70
Mr., Chandler
Mr.. Martin said no honest man had
ever questioned his cighs 10 his seat
No man had ever ehnsysi that he
bought his seat IN 'he senate. hut
could the senator fro Nsw Hainp-
shire say as mI,h II une-haif was
true that was charged against the scn-
ntor from New hampshire, inptead Of
being In the United States senatc he
should he In the penitcntiaty, instead
OF the eagles that had represented the
great state OF New Hampshire, "A bug
Mr. Frye called MIR. Martin to order.
Mr, Martin had remained standing,
whercupon Mr.. Henderson decided that
the rules be enforced and that the sem
ator take his seat.
Mr.. Martin took his sent.
Mr., Frye withdrew his calling the
senator TO order.
Mr.. Hoar at once renewed the call,
saying he would withdraw II IL MIR.
Martin would withdraw his objection
able words.
Mr Martin won't on. Withdrawing tho
opleetenablo words, although he said
nc could never change his mind as 10
their duplication to the senator from
New Hampshire This closed the OK
eltement for time. aud the senate re-
turned 10 the appropriation bllla, al
though there was a buzz OF animated
comment over the stirring scenes OF the
evening, but Mr., Chandler again took
the hoor at 1880 o'clock FOR another
phase or the subject, lilo referred 70
the action OF Afr hin In Gratifying
his spite agains, the president Of the
United States In cRnvRaalng the sennte
10 defeat Mr. Clevelands nominations
10 the United States supreme court
Mr., Chandler spoke OF Mr.. Hilrs recent
dinner at the white house and con-
trasted his old hostility with his recent
subsorvioncy, which had finally been
rornid by one postmaster"
Mr. HIN replied that he could not be
purchased by dinner at the white
house, and had not recommended the
postmaster az Elmira referred to.
Mr. HIN review his position rcla-
tions with the president aud declared
he opposed him when he was wrong
and supported him when he was right,
Mr., Roach was several moments on
his feet during which time he declared
TO senatorial friends that he would
reply to Mr.. Chandler, but was per-
suaded to refrain from so doing to-
night.
AZ 1885 Friday morning the leglsla-
tive. executive, and judicial approprla-
ton bill was passed aud the senate ad-
iourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01
RAPIDLY FINISHING woNn.



from the United States altogether OF
live cattle up to the close only 6laS. 900
pounds; Belgium took during the same
period 2S,4ii head. From January l.
1895. to February 10, 1895. the date OF
the last report made TO the United
States department OF agriculture,
France had taken 1885 head OF live
cattle.
During the calendar year 1891
france took OF American beef. sailed
aud canned. 7,563,Si9 pounds at a ylIua-
ton of s62i.692. During the same
period. OF the same kind OF beef Ger
many TOOK Sge2701 worth During the
SIX months ending December 81 Ger
many took OF pork products sg.4si, 58s
pounds and France received OF the
same products In the same time $685.
lO9 mounds. The meat producers OF the
United States send only the very best
grades OF live cattle and dressed and
cured meats to the European markets.
1t is claimed bvsthc United States
dealers In meats that all the hue and
crv against the edibleness OF American
meats and all the charges against the
sanitary conditions OF American live
cattle sent abroad are inspired by the
land owning protectionlsts Of Germany
and France They desire. Il Ii said,
TO make cattle and meat higher Ia the
German and French markets by maxi
ing cattle ana beef scarcer.
The herds OF cattle and swine, and.
IN fact. all the domestic animals OF the
United States are IN splendid sanitary
condition. There has not been a case OF
pleuro-pneump nia n any OF the states
or territories during the last three
NeI,s. There Ia no CONTAGIOUS, infec-
,ious or communicable disease now pre-
Valcnt among the domestic animals IN
any state or territory OF the Union.
There has not been shipped to any
EIropeal port any animal or products
OF any animal which has not been in
speotcd and declared healthy whole
some and ehta )lr
The United statos will continue to
furnish all meat OF the best and cheap
eat pork and beef In the world"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

Austin, Tex Feb. 2S.-The senate
finance committee considered the uni
versity appropriation bhl. Or, NJ. En-
chant addressed the committee In favor
OF an appropriation for a chair of dent.
istry. and Prof, Bolts spoke In favor OF
the appropriation generally, The esti-
mate called for $4,000 from the general
revenue. and this was cut to sos. 900,
The $4,000 per annum for the library was
cut TO $500. and the $1,000 asked for the
establishment OF an electrical engineer
Ing department was cut out entirely.
Senate judiciary committee No / will
favorably report Chambers venue bill.
Goss bill to permit counties to fund
their Indebtedness. house bill to define
what may be pleaded as offsets 10 dam
ages for personal injury and Dibrell's
bill providing that no dress or Barb
shall be bar to the employment OF
anybody TO teach In the public schools.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

Austin, Tex. Feb. 2S.--Trooeedinga OF
tho supreme court today:
Wrlts OF Error uranted-Louisiann
Pioe ct al. vs., Key ct AL, from I'M;
Trinity County Lumber company Va.
Denham, from Houston.
Refused-Gulf, Western Texas and
Pacific Railway company VS.. Goldman,
from Victoria; Texas and Ppcifo Rail-
way company VI. Nelson, from
Tarrant; Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company
VS.. John ct al, from Cooke; Bur-
Lesson vs. Collins ct nl., from LampRBas
Galveston. Harrisburg and Ban Antonio
Railway company VS.. Crawford, from
Bexar; Harris ct al. Va. 6imopg ct al.
from Bexar.
Rehearing Refused - Robinson VI.
state, from Hemphill; Brannln vs..
Wear-Boogher Dry Goods company.
from EaStland.
Causes Reset for March 7--Warner
Elevator Manufacturing company VS..
Maverick et al, from BeNar; Myers VS..
Maverick ct AL, from Bexar.
Cause Wright vs.. McDon-
nell OF al. from Webb.
Application for Writ OF Error Dis
missed for Want OF Jurlsdiction.-John-
son vs. GARRISON, from Collin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01
TINE uLLIoNs rnny nom.
treasurer Carlisle Gives the Hold
ihys OF u. =. Dcuositorie.

ihgs oil u. =. Dcpositorics
washington. Feb. 2s.-Referring to a
resolution Of the senate the secretary
OF the treasury sent to the vice presI-
dent statement giving the number
and names Of national banks which
have for the last ten years been acting
as repositories of public moneys in
which he takes occasion to refer and
explain the system Of deposits adopted
IN meeting the recent sale OF bonds.
He says; THE special designation of
the banks to receive deposits on ac-
count Of recent purchases of gold coin
TO be paid for In United States 4 per
cent thirty-year bonds were similar 10
those made by former administrations
under like circumstances and was made
with view to preventing the none
tary disturbances which transaction
of such magnitude might induce.
The government is secured in Its
transaction by the fact that no pay
ment in bonds in any case lis 10 be
made by the department until after
the banks shall have transferred to the
sub-treasury proper amount Of gold
coin"
AtAt aAaANAAltlAA SAhM6 AlAt dFtlAEN
balances held by the repositories on
June 80 each year for the past ten
years to have been 500, $4,000. The
amour. held on the 3Oth OF June last
was ilO,63S, 52S. The smallest amount
is reported for 1898 when 1t was SlO,-
177.2S7 and the largest was in 1858,
when 1t was s5i,9l3,4S9.
The secretary said that the depart
ment is not authorized by law to
charge interest on these deposits and
no interest has been paid on them.
All monies to the credit of the treas
urer Of the United States at these de-
positorles are subject at any time 10
his drafts.
He adds: Under a rule OF the de-
partment the depository banks have,
during the past ten years. been allowed
to hold balance of the public funds,
ranging from 30 to 40 per cent OF the
face value of the United States bond
held in trust by the United States
treasury as security therefor. Upon
condition that all public monies re-
ceived in excess of that amount will be
transferred daily to the subtreasury
without orders from the department
and without expense to the govern
ment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

Saginaw. Mich. Feb. eS.--Chlef Jus,
tioe John NJ. McGrath. OF the Michigan
supreme court was rcnominnted for
Justice OF tho supreme court by accla-
nation by the Democratic state con-
vention held mere today.
The resolution on silver M reported
and adoDted Ia as follows.
The Democratic party OF Michigan,
In convention assembled halls with de.
light the rapidly increasing sentiment
In favor OF restoring silver 10 the pos
aition Il 40 long held In the monetary
system OF our country and unquali-
nedlv declares In favor of the uniimit-
ed coinage OF silver aud gold with full
legal tender powcr and at u ratio Of
10 to 1. and invites every patriotic
citizen, regardless OF previous party
utilization to ioin uH IN an Imperative
demand for lcRialatlon 10 that end and
without rcEard to the position of any
other nation with respect thereto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

indianapolis Ind, Feb. 2s.-The in
junction suits of the Grand Lodge Of
Indiana, Knights OF Pythias, against
Koerner lodge, to prevent the latter
from disposing of certain property be-
gan today. The trouble arose over a
ukase issued by the grand lodge of
the United States that the ritual be
pronounced in English and not in Ger
man. Koerner lodge. being composed
of Germans took exception to the rule
and decided to withdraw, and In doing
SO took with them certain paraphef-
MALTA to which they had no right. The
grand lodge claims the property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

Arlington, Tex, Feb. 2s.-Frank Pill
ant, who accidentally shot himself some
weeks ago and has seemed 10 be get
ting well has a turn for the worse and
is not expected to live. Al the shot
were not found, having penetrated the
bowels.
Joe Ditto, who was blown up in Il
twenty-siN foot well by premature
explosion some days ago is getting all
right.
The Misses Davenport OF Burleson are
guests OF Mrs. NJ. Burney.
Miss Bowlln OF Alabama IL visiting
her uncle. r. w. Collins.
a. J. Rodgers and Miss Lula Mason
leave for eastern markets Monday
morning.
Mrs, Mason is entertaining her friend,
Mrs. Ables OF Lancaster,
The decorations In tho Methodist
Episcopal church are ilninhed and 1t
has been received by the committee,
Pace & Newton of WaNahachle did the
work we'll A protracted meeting will
commence by Bishop Key next sunday.
Mrs Woods of Fort Worth was the
guest OF friends here Monday.
Mr. Dick Virgins left for 81 Louis
Tuesday.
Mrs Newton of Dallas visited here
this week.
Mr.. Michel Rigney Of Mineral Wells
visited friends here Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Hendricks OF Terrell Is
preaching a remarkable series OF ssr-
mons at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, evangd!Stio IN character and
Is doing great good.
Mr., ". S. Mercer az Missouri City is
hena for short visit 10 his old home.
Miss Pattis Turner visited her brother
last Sunday.
Mrs. Fuller has been In Dallas this
week.
Miss Willie DuT and Misc Emma
Brown Of Fort Worth are guests Of
Mrs. II 8. Armstrong.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

san Angelo. Tex. Feb 2S,--Seven
years ago this country experienced an
unprecedented warm winter. Grass
was green all over the proirles all win-'
ter. Seven dry years have followed
one extreme followa another In most
everything, This has been an unprecc-
dented cold winter with two heavy
SHOWS. Last night time reached tho
other extreme. At ~ o'clock Il CONF
menced raining, and has rained stead-i
lily for 10 hours, and II now raininRs
Up 10 this writing. s inches Of rain has'
fallen. The rain has fallen steadily.
and the ground IL full OF water.
Farmerg say Il grain crop N already
assured, and fine prospects for good
crops OF all kinds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-01

grounds, to cost $4,000 ~ iron joists were
used and $4,000 II wooden. Or. Rosser
said with this Improvement he could
care for 2l& more patients. which would
relieve the ja'ls in his district OF their
insane inmates.
The committee tabled HIS sommen-
dalton against the strong p.uiest or
Representative Ragsdalc OF Denton
county. who stated to the writer today
that he win make an attempt to In
dice the committee to reconsider its
action, II ia intimated that several Of
the sums recommended Tor the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college at Bryan
Will be turned down when the econo-
mists Of the house get a whack at the
appropriation bill.