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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-02-14
KILLING OF MISS GING.
N TIE MINNEAPO-
LIS MURDER TRIAL.
The Prosecution Delivers a Blow
Which Staggers the Defense-A
HackdrIver's Evidence.
Special to the RECoRD-USIoN.

Special to the RECoRD-UEIoN.
MINNEAPOLIs, Feb. I3.-The State in
winding up its murder case against Harry
Hayward to-day delivered blow which
staggered the defense. Peter Vallalie.
the hackman of whom Harry had spoken
to Adry as being willing to assist in the
proposed crime, testified that Harry Hay
ward approached him with questions as
to whether he ever ''done anything"
and II so whether his conscience bothered
him.
Hayward later asked VaIlaIie whether
he would drive his hack into Lake Cal
noun and let the occupant drown for a
sum of money.
Il told him L was no swimmer" said
NaIIalle, and that was about the end of
it.'
Irwin recognized the supreme impor-
tance OF this testimony, and tried to have
II stricken out entirely, but the court re-
fused to sustain his objection, and the
evidence goes 10 the jury.
The Hayward family did not appear in
court to-day, 1t is believed that Harry
hayward himself will be one Of the first
witnesses put on for the defense The
opening address for the defense is to be
made by John Day Smith.
Simon Gittleson, pawnbrOker. told of
loanlng Harry $40 on the three diamond
rings that have figured in the testimony.
" hlle the transaction was being con-
cIuded Harry had Flashed" roll, the
amount OF which be could not determine.
marry often came to him for 'Iucky
money" to use as stake to gamble.
Mrs. Emma GOOdale, d trance medium.
DONG business under the cognomen of
Madame Peterson. was an Interesting
witness. Harry had come to her at one
time and asked her TO tell Miss Cling
when that lady should call that she would
WIN at gambling. she demurred, but he
told her that If she would do as he
asked she would never lack for money.
Against the advice of her husband she
consented TO do as Harry asked her. Ac-
cordlngly, when Miss Cling came with
Harry, she told her that she would be
very lucky at cards for three or four
days, and then would lose ii she PLAYED,
The next day Harry came and told her
that on the strength Of her advice Miss
cling had let him have 500 10 go to Chi
cago to gamble with. Harry had told
her OF other amounts he had secured
from Miss cling, amounting in all to
Sl,3I5. She denied being acquainted with
Adry, but knew the father OF the boys.
The State rested this afternoon. With
all that mass of damaging evidence
against him, the defendant himself was
apparently undismayed. Not so with his
attorneys. They appeared worried, and
held conference together as to what
they Will present as a deteuse.
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FOUND MANY NICTINIs-
Arrest OF a Man i'll Virginia Who Ha,
Carried on Wholesale Fraud.

Arrest OF n Man i'll Virginia Who Had
Carried on Wholesale Fraud
MARION Ind.l, Feb. 13.-The recent
arrest OF Thomas Parker at Richmond,
Va, for swindling farmer named With
ers out Of So, 900, IS another chapter in the
same scheme enacted here in the summer
OF 1892, when James Johnson was swim
died out OF $500 on gold brick fraud.
Mr.. johnson appeared before the Grand
Jury, told his story and an Indictment
will be returned against Parker. Gov
ornOr Matthews will be asked TO grant 2
requlsitlon upon the Governor OF Nir-
ginia and an effort will be made to bring
Parker TO this county tor trial.
The following is q list Of the people
vIctImlzed by Parker, according to be-
tective }. +. Morris: Joseph shannon.
Pennsylvania, June 80 1890, $4,000: Clark
Adams, Covington, o., January 7, 1891,
$500; Miss Wilkins, HaverstraW, \. y,
$1,000; y. c. Barrow, Winchester, Ky.,
$500; +. O'DOnnell, Rutland, VI, 81. 600;
John Appleton, Blooms burg. Pa, $1,000:
Il. i. CrOwell, Goshen, \. Y. S5,5OO::
Patrick Martin, Trenton, \. j.. ST, 600; E.
o. Dowdellie, Sandusky, o., 81, 900: James
Johnson, $1,000; George ". Swigrart.
South Bend, Ind, 81 900; Thomas Nc
Gomery. kittaning. Pa, $4,000; 0. Z.
Brown, Montazuma, Ind, s. 900: John
Daily, Springfield, H., s., 600; John
Fisher Canton, ILL.,, $1,000; John Groll.
Toledo, o., 81 zoo; Ernest Yeager, Lees
burg, Fla, $1,000, and finishing with A.
NJ. Withers at Richmond last month for
So,OOO, making total of SlO5, 900.
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\ Prize Ffcht stonned.

PUEBLO (Colo.l, Feb. l3. - Deputy
Sheriff Mieses and a squad of deputies
stopped a prize fight which was to nave
been brought off between Jack Davis,
who styled himself champion of the
Northwest, and Gus German, alleged
champion OF the coast. -Four rounds haG
been fought when the Sherin's force
broke in the door of the place and as~
rested them. German had decidedly the
best of the fight. Both men are heavy
weights and were in splendid condition.
The principals, hackers and other AZ
taches were sent to the County Jail.
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TIE DOLL MURDER SEQUEL.
MeXicans Make Another Raid Oh
the Latter's Place.
ONE OF THE BANDITS SHOT AND
PERHAPS MORTALLY WOUNDED.
The Schooner WahIburg Seized on
Her Arrival at San Diego on
Charges Of Violat ng the Neutrality
Laws, IN Having Transported Arms
and Ammunition for the Purpose
OF Aiding Il IVY. ian Revolutfonists.
Special to the } .o-Ux1ox.


Tucson 81. Feb. 13.-The stage
from Mammoth tonight brings the news
that yesterday three Mexicaus entered
the store at Alma, where an old man and
his son were murdered a few weeks ago,
and attempted to hold up John Roach,
who is in charge Of the place, but Roach
was too quick for them. Before they
could use their guns he had fired three
shots, which brought one of the would-b be
robbers to the ground, perhaps fatally
wounded and the others fled. Roach,
fearing they would get help and return,
and serve him as the Dolls were served.
got his horse and went TO Mammoth.
When he returned to the scene. accom-
panied by two men, he found that dur
ing his absence the Mexicans had re-
visited the place and taken consider
able sum of money from the cash drawer.
Officers are now in pursuit of the rob-
bers. 1t is the opinion that two of the
three men butchered the Doll family.
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not notice any change in his mental or
physical conditions. He often discussed
matters connected with large loans.
Il. d. Slocum and f. NJ. Chapman,
Hvery stable keepers at San Francisco,
who had at different times boarded Mr.
Barron's horses, had horse-traiuing
transactions with him.
Colonel E. e. Eyer of Fair Oaks, San
Mateo County, testified that he was an
old-ume business acquaintance OF Mr..
Barron, but had never had any contiden-
tial relations with him.
esley Barely, formerly a business
agent between May1ield and San Fran
cisco, had overheard some conversations
that Mr.. Barron engaged in on the train.
The witness thought these conversations
were sensible.
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Snnerers in Nebrnskn.

OMAHA, Feb. ia special to tho
Omaha Bee from kearney, Neb., says
Considerable excitement was caused here
this afternoon by about fifty farmors,
with half as many teams, coming in from
hearney County Tor relief supplies. They
broke into i car on the Union Pacific
track and commenced helping them.
selves. The County Commissioners tried
to stop them, but could not, and aiter
they started 10 drive away they wero
brought back by the police. II is re-
ported that sixty teams are on their way
here from Custer County for relief sup
Dlies,
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HIS HEART FAILED HIM,
Carlisle Denies Being the Murderer O
Joe Hurst.

Carlisle Denies Being the Murderer of
Joe Hurst.
MERIDIAN Miss. Feb. 13.-Saunders
Carlisle, the negro who is charged with
the assassination of his landlord, Joe
Hurst, at Butler, Ala. few days ago, has
surrendered to the officers at that place.
He denies killing Hurst, but says that
Hurst's son and daughter killed the old
man. He (Carlisle) was offered and ac-
cepted forty acres of land and mule to
do the bloody deed, but on reaching the
spot where the murder was to be com
mltted his heart failed him, and he threw
up the job. leaving it for young Hurst
and his sister to do. The trio are ia iaii.
awaiting investigation, but the proba6ili-
ties are they will never reach trial, as the
citizens are very indignant, and talk
freely of lynching them,
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South Division-Frank B. Moves,
Washington Star; A. S. Ochs, Chatta-
nooga Times; q. II. Baskette, Nashville
Banner; Page NJ. Baker, New Orleans
IfmeS-Democrdt; III. c. Cabannis, Chat
tanooga JOu1mdt.
The following were unanimously re-
elected directors: Victor L. Lawson, Chi
cago Record and Daily NeWs: Charles w.
Knapp. ST. Louis Republic; M. H. de-
Young, San Francisco CHTonlcIe. Thomas
G. Rapier, New Orleans Pic0yu1Ie, was
substituted for +. II. Butler of the Buff
falo NeacS, who declined recollection.
After transacting some business refer
ring to amendments OF the bylaws the
meeting adjourned.
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Victory for PooiroomS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Tho billiard and
poolroom proprietors ofNew York to-day
won a victory when Justice Ingraham
discharged from custody Robert Kenny
who had been arrested for keeping his
poolroom open last Sunday. Justice In
graham ruled that playing billiards on
Sunday, unaccompanied by betting, is not
in violation of the criminal code.
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PULLMAN CONTEMPT CASE.
Accused Committed No Ofense. and
the Charge is Dismissed.

Accused Committed No OfTenSe. and
the Charge is Dismissed.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-The contempt case
against George Nj. Pullman was dis
missed to-day by Judge Grosscup. Mr.
Pullman explained that he was just re-
covering from an attack of the grippe
and having previously arranged for a
vacation in order to obtain needed rest,
he went East last Tuesday. 1t was unGer-
stood that the counsel for the defense had
caused d subpoena to be issued for him as
a witness, but that he had not been
served. After his arrival in New York
he learned that an attempt was being
made to construe his departure as dis
respect to the court, and he at once sent
word notifying the court OF his intended
Immediate return. Judge Grosscup ex-
pressed himself as satisfied that he had
not intended or committed any contempt
OF court, and at once dismissed the case.
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Iire at XNnIin Walin-

WALLA WALLA wash, Feb. I3.-F'iro
this morning destroyed two warehouses
IN this city owned by Schwabacher &
Go. and Dement, Bros. In the latter:s was
=, 900 bushels of wheat. which was also
destroyed. The Schwabacher was empty;
loss, $4,000. The Dement'S carried insur-
ance on their wheat in the sum Of 81, 900
Cause supposed to be inceudiary.
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Duel in France.

PARIS, Feb. ia duel with swords
was fought to-day borween Lieutenant
Marcel Canrobert, son Of the late Marshal
Canrobert, and NJ. Hubbard, socialist
member of the Chamber of Deputies.
The combat &rose over an EXPRESSION
used in the Chamber by NJ. hubbard dur
ing the debate on tho credit fer the Mar
shal's funeral. Hubbard received deep
wound in the chest.
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Accident Caused by a wasbont.

BAKERSFIELD, Feb. I3.-Train 10, south
bound, that left here last night at 10
O'Clock, was ditched about one mile this
SIDE OF Callente at midnight. No person
was hHft except two Hremen. Two en-
gInes and mail, baggage and express
car are still in the wreck. Division
Superlntendent Burkhalter, with force
OF men, are at the scene. The accident
was caused by a WasAout,
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BARRON WILL CONTEST.

Testimony Showing That Deceased
Was Not Mentally Afflicted.
SAN JOSE. Feb. 13.-At the trial of the
Barron will contest to-day Mrs. Jessie
Scale testified that in long acquaintance
with the deceased millionaire she had
never noticed any change in him, men
tally or physically. james Moffitt, L.
j. Sullivan and S. @. Murphy, directors
of the Mutual Savings Bank, testified
that Mr.. Barron had been quite active at
the meetings OF the board and they did
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A CounterfoIter Under Arrest.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 13.-Giovanni
Montelbaum, arrested in Vallejo in 1884
for counterfeiting coins, released from
JaIl ana reported dead IN. 1890 at an Italian
village, has been rearrestei. and a GUAM
uty Of excellent counterfeit coins were
found on his person.
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Funeral of w. w. Stow.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I3.-The funeral
OF the late w. w. Stow will take place
tomorrow morning from his late resi-
dence, lob Pine street. The remains
will be inferred in Mountain View Gem
etery. The following gentlemen will act
as pall-bearers: I. B. Bishop, W. +. Her
I'm, K. d. Lloyd, &. p. Gillis, \. \.
nowne, II. 4. Huntington, DR.. c. +.
buckley, Joseph Austin and b. J. Wat
son.
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JameS G, FnIr2s Esratn-

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I3.-Judge Slack
has authorized the special administrators
OF James G. Fairs estate to continue the
management Of his ranch and business
properly, making necessary expenditures
ana continuing the reclamation OF the
waterfront property at North Beach,
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Woman suffrage Defeated.

PIERRE Is. d.. Feb. l3.-The House
to-day defeated the resolution for con-
stitutional amendment giving women the
right OF suffrage, which passed the Senate
by almost unanimous vote several days
ago. Representative Gold gave notice OF
motion TO reconsider.
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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Races at the Bay
District Track.

Results of Yesterdays Races at the Bay
District Track.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. u. - Barney
Schrieber won two races to-day, and Just
missed third by nose. Braw Scot
came with rush in the last race under
one OF Carr's gilt-edged finishes, but
Realization had enough left to win by the
scantest of noses. Motto and Hawthorne
were the only favOrites to win.
Six turlongs, maidens, Favory won,
Norblich second, Sadie third. Time-l:26.
Six turlongs, selling, Motto won. Cur
rency second, Queen Of Scots third.
Iime-l:26.
Mile and a sixteenth, handicap, Haw-
thOrne won, Volt second, Articus third.
Iime-2:0i.
Seven furlongs, selling, MolIie Hing
won, Leonvile second, May Day third.
Iime-I:4I.
Five furIongs, selling. Realization won,
Braw Scot second, Monita third. Time
1909.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLE6Ns, Feb. l3.-Six furlongs,
FOOtrunner won, Churchill Clarke sec
ond, Follow Day thIrd. Time-I:27l.
Five and a half furlongs, Spring Time
won, Blackmere second, Red Veil third
Iime-l:I93.
Ii 90 IOllOLiSSy IkdSS "OiLs Cucl0 Low
second, Arsenic third. Time-O:4I5.
Six furlongs, No Remarks won, Mer-
ritt second, Lord Willowbrook third
Time-l:25L.
Six furlongs, Tom Kelly won, Old Do
mln!On second, hindOra third. Time
l:25f.
AT MADISON PARK.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. I3.-Madison results {:
Nine-siXteenths of mile, Crab Cider
won, Sunbeam second, Jerry Simpson
third. Time-l:00.
Nine-sixteenths of mile, st. Nicholas
won, Barthol second, Bonnie Oakes third.
Time-0:59
Five-eighths of a mile, Gertie Black
won, Carter B. second, Prospect third.
Iime-l:O7.
Eleven-sixteenths of a mile Tam
hauser won, Pauline second. Dark Knight
third. Time-i:I5.
Six furlongs, Theus won, Krathen Sec
ond. Caesar third. Time-l:22.
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Long and Short Hauls.

WASHINGToN, Feb. I3.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has suspended
the long and short haul clause of the in
terstate commerce laws so as to enable
railroads that desire SO 90 so TO carry at
cheaper rates To longer distance points
in the Nebraska region OF the crop fail
IYa
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University Students Arrested.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. I3.-An agita-
ton of a serious nature has occurred
among the students OF the Moscow Uni
versity, and the Husbandry Institute in
consequence is TO be closed. A large
number Of students have been arrested.
The authorities of the university at st.
Petersburg have issued a warning TO stu
dents to abstain from taking part in all
manifestations under the severest penal
ties.
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Price of Wines Advanced,

SAN Francisco. Feb. I3.-The Associa-
ton OF California Wine-Growers, now
controlling the market for California
Vihtages, recently sold million gallons
of new wine at y! cents, and has since
advanced the price to Is cents, at which
rate 1t has several offers for large guam
uilaS.
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THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT SHOWS
A HEALTHY CONDITION.

A Fire Occurs at Lynn, Massachusetts,
Resulting in the Death of Three
Men, the Injury of Ten Others,
Entailing a Monetary Loss of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
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OFFERS TO SURRENDER WEI Hal
Wal AND HER VESSELS.

Providing That the Lives of Soldiers,
crews and Foreigners are Spared
Duel With Swords Fought Between
the Son OF the Late Marshal Canro.
bert and Socialist Member of the
Chamber of Deputies of France.
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Oregon Senatorial Deadlock.

SALEM, Feb. l3.-The vote for Senator
to-day was the same as yesterday:
Dolph 80, Hare 10, Weatherford Z, Viii
lams Ii, Lord ., Lowell u, absent &.
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QUESTION OF FINANCE.
Resolution Reported by the Ways
and Means Committee
GIVING THE TREASURY POWER TO
ISSUE MORE BONDS.

Silver Men Discover a Law on the
statute Books Which They Con-
strue to Allow Them Ground for
Hope That They Can Bring About
the Coinage of the White Metal
Through the Use of Mexican
Dollars.
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NEWS BY Steamship.

VICTORIA lB. CO., Feb. I3.-The steam
ship Empress OF China arrived TODAY
bringing Japanese advlces up to Febru-
ary Ist The news brought Is not start
ling, most of it having already been
covered by cable dispatches.
Admiral Count Kawamura. for MANY
years head OF the Japanese Navy Depart-
MenI, publishes an emphatic denial of
the statement set forth by one of the for
elgn correspondents at Port Arthur that
the torpedo boats sunk ten junks hlled
with terrOr-StrlCken people Tho d.
mlral was on board Japanese warship
during the whole engagement lie as
serts that IL was totally impossible for
any one accompanying the land forces to
see what was done on the water Asa
matter OF fact, he tesuties, no Chinese
V6SSeis were sunk. one was chased DuC
1t ran ashore before it could be caught,
and It's occupants all landed and escaped.
lie adds that the British gunbOat Archer
and others witnessed the scene and can
bear evidence to the unJruthfuIuess OF
the accusation. Admiral Kawamura
processes that he Is unable to Compre-
mend the motive Of so false caIumny.
L or the urSC time in several wears the
Japanese Governments budget has been
accepted by Parliament with scarcely an
amendment proposed, and virtually
without opposition. The budget appears.
however, to have been compiled without
regard to the special eXigencies OF the
war. Estimated expenditures amount to
09,IOO,OOO yen, only about 4,OOy,OOO more
than those OF the preceding year Almost
the whole of this increase will be devoted
TO fastening the construction OF ships or
dered by the navy i'll 1898, but these can
not IN any case be completed in time to
take part IN the present conflict. The
pecunlary demands of the war will not
be apparent until the next budget is in
troduced, year hence. The revenue an
ticipated is 9O,3O0,000 yen, about $50, 600
less than than that of the preceding fiscal
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Nornination Cnnfirnnnd

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The Senate
confirmed the nomination OF NJ. Ysle as
postmaster at Palo Alto, California.
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DoIHGs IN CONGRESS.

Yesterdays Proceedings in the senate
and House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I3.-The Senate be-
gan lis session to-day with spirited dis
cussion on the financial question, but
soon turned its attention to the Postoflice
appropriation bill, and spent the remain
der of The day on the proposition to have
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CHINESE PEACE COMMISSIONERS.

NAGAsAKI lJapau), Feb. l3.-The Chi
nese ENJOYS, who returned here from
HlroshIlna after having been informed
by the Japanese representatives that their
powers We're not considered full enough
Tor them to undertake peace negotiations,
lett here yesterday tor China, having
been notified by their Government TO re-
turn to that country
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Specialize the EEcoED-Uxrox.

YOKOHAMA, Feb. 13.-It is officially
announced that Captain Nuros of the
Japanese squadron operating at Wei Hal
ell reports that on the Eth Chinese
gunboat approached the Japanese fleet
uylng white 1iag. She brought a mes
sage from Admiral Ting, Offering to sur
render Wei Hal Wei and the vessels pro-
VldIng the lives of soldiers, crews and
foreigners were spared. Captain Nuros
reported that the formal surrender was
yet to be arranged.
Inc commander of the second Japanese
army, IN his official report of the opera-
tons before Wei Hal Wei, says the losses
from the 10Th Of January to the Ist Of
February were So killed, including Off
GERS, and 2l9 wounded, including General
Otera and other officers. During the
same period 700 OF the enemy were killed.
CHINESE SIDE OF THE CASE.
LONDON, Feb. l3.-A dispatch to the
It"sg& from shanghai says it IS reported
in Ilen-Isln that the Chinese war
shlps Chen uen, Chin Nuen and kwang
ing are still aiIOaU at Wei Hal WeI.
Iheir immunity from destruction is
ascrb9d TO having a noting TO protect
tnem from torpedoeS and other quick
hrin@ guns. The same reports also say
the forts on Lui kung Taio Island are
stlI IN the possession OF the Chinese.
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L
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-'lhe House de-
voted the day to business relating TO the
District OF Columbia and with but one
exception was featureless. During the
debate Van Voorhis of New York Sc
cured the door and introduced a resolu-
ton calling upon the Committee on WAYS
and Means 10 furnish to the House the
contract OF the recent bond negotiation
and such other information as the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury had communicated
To The committee.
Wilson immediately informed the
House, that the majority report upon the
joint resolution providing for three per
cent. gold bonds which had been favor
ably acted upon by the committee would
contain copy OF the much desired con-
tract.
The minority of the committee was
granted leave to file 4 report against the
Joint resolution and have it printed for
use of the mernb bers tomorrow, it being
the understanding that Wilson would
close up the resolution at that time.
The House then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.