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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

WAsntSdroy, D. G.. May 2.-The de.
partment Of state has received this otter
noon telegram from Ambassador Bay.
ard at London stating that Groa. Brit.
ain has accepted the guarantee made by
Salvador OF tho payment Of tho indem.
nifty by Nicaragua in London within
fortnight, and that 90 soon as Nicara.
gua confirms and 80 informs tho British
admiral, the admiral 10 ina,ruc.ed to
leave Corinto.
It cannot be doubted that Nicaragua
will promptly confirm the arrangement,
and the British fleet will leave Corinto
rs soon as notice OF the action OF the
British foreign Office can be communi-
catod to Admiral Stephenson, which,
by the way, might bo sooner, had not
tue Nicaraguans purposcly interrupted
tho communication by cable directly be-
tween the foreign office and the admiral.
Tho guarantee by Salvador OF Nicara.
gua's Indebtedness, it is said, Is sim ply
repayment OF the favor extended to Sal.
vador by Nicaragua at the time OF the
Ezeta incident, when DR.. Guzman, the
Nicaraguan minister at Washington,
took up the case OF Salvador by instruc-
tions OF his own government, and
worked so hard to secure the extradition
OF tho refugee to Salvador. In addition
to this consideration, based on graft
tude, the Salvadoreans are supposed to
be influenced in espousing the Nicara-
guam cause by feeling OF approhe nsion
at tho presence OF British troops on
Central American soil. 1t is quite cer-
tain that all OF the countries OF Central
America have been deeply impressed
with some such fear. 1t is felt hero
that tho Nicaraguan incident may,
perhaps, be the direct means Of bring.
ing about again the long expected re-
vival OF the union OF Central Am merican
republics. the small republics now ex-
isting having been brought to realiza-
ton OF their inability to protect them.
solves in conflict with any cousidera.
BILE powar
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THE KANSAS CYCLONE
Twelve rersons Wsts Killed Instoad {
Six, ms EIrHt RrpoItou.

Twelve Persons wsfs Killed Iustoad OF
SIX, ms First Repeated.
WICHITA, kAs, May ..-Tho cyclone,
which passed. Through tho wcstorn part
OF Harvey county, killing twelve persons
near Hal''cad. and ser lously injuriug
othorS, was ono Of tho most destructive
that has ever visited Kansas, with tho
exception OF such a, may havo taken
largo towns in their sweep.
A comploto list Of those whoao place,
wcro totally destroyed IL:
George II. Keoncr, Mrs. Gus FRYE,
Mike Splash, John Wedding. Joseph
Weir, Martin Chaplin, William Arm.
strong, Bert Frizzle. Cyrus uinkson,
J. Bart, II. Hammey. A. L. Pawnoll,
Mrs. Coales, Spinner Roy, Audrow
Thompson, NJ. S. liage, 9. Baehman.
Tho storm passed. over Mound Ridge,
doing no damage. but filling tho town
with debris and dead cattle. A pecu.
liar feature OF the storm was the fact
that 1t rained heavily east Of the path
OF destruction, but not west OF 1t.
The doctors say Mira Coates and Mrs.
Armstrong, whose husband was killed,
cannot recover. One curious incident
occurred at the home OF Cyrus Hinton.
The family went in tho cellar aud q
house was picked up from somewhere
and thrown in among them. after which
tho house was torn away without injur-
ing any Of them.
So far as known the dead are: Four
members OF tho Schmidt family, father,
mother, sou and daughter; Mrs. Joseph
Weir and three OF her children; Miss
Cora Net.; Farmer Buchanan; Will
lam Armstrong. Grandma A. Chaplin.
Among tho injured are Joseph Weir
and child, dying; tho widow Frye, in.
formally injured. recovery doubtful !;
Mrs. James Cummings, seriously; Major
Frissle; Jake Saliniski, injured on tho
head. unconscious; Mrs. Wm. Arm.
strong; VIM. Morris, seriously; Cyrus
Henson, fatally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03

GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, May AT
SpcnSel's undertaking establishment,
this city, lie tho bodies OF two OF tho
most notorious dcsporadocs OF tho Dali
ton-Doolin gang. Tho dead mon,
stretched out on two boards, arc George
Newcomb, alias "Bittcr Creek" alias
Slaughter Kid," and Charley Pierce,
alias dynamite Dick"
The advent Of tho officers with tho
romans OF tho outlaws was complete
surprise to tho community, as no one
had boen apprised Of the fact that tho
bandits were being pursued, much less
that thore had beon eight, and that
two OF them had beon killed. They
were brought in jus. as they were when
killed, in full clothes. with their boots
and spurs on and armsd to the teeth.
Besides winchesters each, they had on
a revolver apiece and bolts OF cartridges
for both instruments OF death.
As their clothing was cut of their
bodies it was seen that Dynamite
Dick" had at least thirty buckshot in
him. while two winchester balls let the
lifo out OF "Bit,er Creek"
Dynamite Dick' was shot all over,
but mostly in the right shoulder aud
side, although no had fully six shots in
his stomach and as many In one foot.
One OF his eyes was open as though he
were in the &C. OF taking sight along
winchester. Ono Winchester bullet
struck "Bitter Creek in the forehead
and tore out hi, brains at tho back OF
his head, and the other hit his hand as
he was pulling the trigger.
Marshal Nix does not want to say
much about the killing, as the marshals
who did the work are still aiter other
men. The outlaws were killed as the
southeast corner OF Pawnee county. at
the house Of Dunn Brothers, near In
gals. the old rendezvous OF the outlaws,
by Deputy Marahal Sam Schafor. at the
head OF six other marshals. Tho ban.
dts went TO Dunn's house about S
o'clock last evening. 1t being moon.
light they were easily seen aud "Dyna-
mite Dick" was killed outright, being
filled with buckshot. "Bit,er Creek"
made fight aud two Winchester bul.
lots knocked hin of his horse before he
could pull the trigger. The two men
killed are part OF the gang that held up
tho Rock Island train at Dover some
time ago. They have been chased ever
since.
Charles Pierce, aliaa Dynamite
Dick" is half brother to "Tulso jack"
who was killed in the Cheyenne country
by Deputy Marshal Dudley Banks. The
express companies have big rewards out
for these outlaws. The bodies were cm-
balmed, and tho express detectives
have been wired for. Deputy Banks
recognized the body OF Dynamite
Dick" Oscar Halsell recognized pit
ter Creek" The outlaw used to herd
cattle fcr him. o. F. Hicks. n COW boy.
looked at him and said no punched
cattle" with him several days ago
Tho horses Of the outlaws were killed
and their saddle, and all their guns
were brought to the city. Mono Of the
marahals were hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Tho anti.pool selling bill has passed.
tho Now York legislature.
a cyclone at Hunbrd, Wis, blow
down saw mill injuring thrco porsons
W: F. Thompson, the Chicago matri-
monial agont, has been nrroatcd for
counterieiting two cent stamps.
Tho strike at Olncyvillo, r. l., among
tho cotton apinnors Is spreading. Eight
thousand will bo out within icw days.
Chauncey N. Dopew denies tho story
that tho Vanderbilt interests arc neck.
ing control OF tho Groat Northern rail-.
way limo.
Tho Central Traffic Association limos
havo decided 10 grant ratio OF cent
Dor milo for tho annual oncnmpmont OF
the q. \. r., nj Louisville.
Tom Brownlon, Butt county, Ga,,
negro revenue informcr who had givon
evidence against moonshiners, was
lynchcd by "Whitecappors."
Tho Italian charged anniros ut Rio do
Janoiro has demanded that Brazil roply
within seven days to tho claims made
by ltal y for losssa sustained by italian
subjects during tho lato revolution.
Friends OF Mrs. Gordon and Govern.
or brown sny thnt nothing will bo dono
toward pushing tho prosccution Of Full
ton Gordon. who killed Mrs. Gordon
and Governor Browns son in Louisville
Tuesday. They arc unxioua 10 hush up
tho affair Gordon'H dclons0 will bc
that Brown fired the iirss shot,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
JEFFERSON AND BELMONT

County Oh Field Is showing up Very woii.
sistotsvllio People nro Inturostod-Ev-
orythinEh Being Leased.
Tho outlook for tho Belmont aud Jof.
iorson county oil fold 10 worry bright aud
tho fact that Slstersville aud Pittsburgh
experts aro among those who arc most
activo In leasing lands, is taken as in.
dicativo OF tho probable rlchuo,s Of the
field.
Tho test well being put down by q
sistorsvillo man ono mile north OF tho
fair grounds at Smithtiod in Jefferson
county IL expected In to-day or to.mor.
row, and tho pooplo arc watching tho
rcSul! oltho drilling there with great In
forest. One milo further north a tcst
we'll 10 being put down by Pittsburgh
people. On Long run, in Belmont
county. n well Is being put down by tho
Ohio tSlandard) Oil Company, noar tho
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, nino
miles back oil Martins Ferry. Tho
drill has reached depth OF 400 feet aud
work Is being pushed rapidly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
THE CUBAN VICTORY.

The SewG Conflrned-Tho Spnninrds Su..
tain Henvy Loss - Tho Republic
Formed.
TAXrA. Fla. hlay 2.-Passeugoss ar.
irving on the Plant steamship tonight
cons-u :he account OF tho Cuban vic.
tory. They ASSERT that Gen. Maxine
Gomez with the forces OF Piquo Perz
aud Con; Maceo, numbering 800 in
iantry and 800 cavalry, attempted to
invade tho province oil Camaguay.
While on their march Con. Sal
codo hastoned with $500 troopa to
intercept and prevent the Cuban inva.
sion. They mot tho Jaraguets. tho Gu
bans surprising the Spanish forces.
Tho Cubans surrounded their enomy
and sevon times charged tbom with
their Machoties. Tho Spaniards finally
entrepchsd Themselves and mAdo a
stubborn resistance. During tho con-
fiict two hundred Cubaus wcro killed
and wounded, whils tho Spanish loss
waa botweon four and iiyo hundred.
Two hundred Of the Spaniards wore
captured Tho Cubans thcn proceeded
on their march to Cauuguay. This oc-
Cured OH tho 23d.
The Passengers positively asscr. that
the Cuban republic was formed at
palenguo about a week ago. Thomas
Estrada Palma Ia said to have been
named az president. Jose Marti as for
olen minister and secretary, and
MaIlmo Gomez as general in command
oil tho entire army. Thomas Palm a Is
now In New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
THE OHIO MINERS
Still In Secret So,sion--No Joint Sessio
Until To-day.

Still In Secret Se,sion-No Joint Session
Until To-day.
COLUMBUS, May 2.-The Ohio Miners'
Association to-day, by committee, in.
formed the operators that n joint session
OF operators mud miners caunot be hold
until Tomorrow. Tho minors then wont
into socre. session. They began work
carly. They arc very reticont, moro so
than at the conference in January; and
moro than usual thoy nro divided in
opinion upon tho question OF asking
tho operators to retain 10 cent, 10 20
toward tho support OF certain Pitts
burgh miners who nre striking for torms
which would give employment in Ohio,
Indiana aud Illinois, but rs heretofore
stated and as repeated again to-day by
tho operators, tho chief spoko,men con.
Bidor such retention and uso OF money
would practically amount 10 illegal con.
spiracy aud cannot DO accepted.
The situation therefore IL thnt unless
tho minera in tho secret session who op.
pose this effort at Illegal conspiracy,
can prevail upon it's friends to rocedo,
tho prospect. according to tho operators,
and especially In tho Hooking Valley,
indicates absolut cessation OF mining.
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FROM THE POPE,
A roll,loe, ron,nmcnt Advising n. to III

A rolltlcN, reNtnmcnt Advising us to tho
Choice OF His Srccossor.
RoME, May S.-The pope has son. to
all tho cardinals, heads OF orders, etc, u
document referring to tho political con.
ditions Of the papacy, which takes tho
form OF his political tossament'
His holiness reviews tho history o!
his accession to tho Soc OF st. Potter, and
makes q warm appeal to tho cardinals
nt any future conclavo to keep his ideal
before thom and continue tho policy ho
has hitherto pursued. lie requests tho
cardinals to haston tho election OF tho
next pope rs much as possible go lis TO
givo no time for outside intrigue or
jealousy Of tho powers to influence In
any way the free votes OF tho cardinals
or TO pluce difficulty in tho way OF the
newl y elected popo.
Tho whole drift Of tho document is to
secure as his successor ono who will
continue his policy and oliace at tho
momout OF tho concavo tho divorgen.
cioa At present existing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
THE MINERS STRIKE.

situation In tho Eikhorn Region Qulrt, but
Trouble Not improbabls-So Call ou the
Govornor for Troops Marshall Oar.
deus siessaga TO tho Norfolk S Western
Superintendent.
Special Dispatch 10 he fn'tligtaHr,
CnARLssroS, W. Va, May 9.-Noithor
tho state nor the iodoral authorities
have received any alarming rcports
from tho Elkhorn strike to-day. This
morning Gov. MarCorklo received n
telegram from Richmond saying that
tho Virginia authoritic, had hoard no
alarming reports and that everything
was quiet.
United States Marshal Garden has no
Information from tha. region. In case
Of trouble Gov. MacCorklo will dispatch
n represcntivo to tho sceno at onco to
avoid any complications that might
ariao with tho state oil Virginia OH quos.
tions Of Jurisdiction.
Marshal Garden informed General
Superintendent A. @. Hippcy, Of tho
Norfolk & Western, who telegraphcd
yosterday for protection for his road,
shat tho goyornmsnt could do nothing
unlcss an injunction was issued from
tho federal court restraining strikers
from interfering with tho mails or OBJ.
etructing Interstate commerce.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
NEAR MIDDLEBoURNE,
The Carter Company Makes n BiE Strike
Tho People Excited.

The Carter Company Makes n IiE Strike.
Tho People Excited.
Tho well which the Carter Oil Com.
pany is drilling on Tom Freelaud's
farm, on what Is known as tho owls
Head" abou. one milo from the last
we'll drilled by this company on
Sancho. is in. Tho well made two flows
OF oil from the second pay. Men came
into town this morning for tanks. II
half the reports from the well arc true,
/. is big strike, and things Saucho,
and especially the people living on and
near it are wild With excitement over
the strike. We have this by special
messenger direct from the well. who
says he saw the well make these flows.
There is no doubt about the well being
producer, but how large it will be no
one can now, with any degree OF accura-
cy, state. It is fully seventeen miles
southwest OF US and about three miles
south Of Middlebourne. This is the
third or fourth well that ha, been
drilled in that neighborhood, all OF
which. with this exception, were big
gassers. 1t begins to look now as il the
whole county would be oil territory
aud tho excitement will bo equally d.
vided now between this and the Ohio
side. This well means much for Sisters
vile aud Tyler county.-Daily Oil Re.
fislH
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Races ut Hawthorne,

CHICAGO, May 2.-The rather light
card at Hawthorne to-day furnished a
good quality OF sport. Galen Brown
cut loose good thing in Claude Hill in
tho maiden two.year.old race. Fore.
anna was left at the post in tho second
and that fact contributed 10 Ethel WIS
win. The summarizes: 81
First, miIe-Claude Hill, |; scim-
itar, .; Lady Maud. S; :i0!. Second, 6
furlongs-Ethel W.. |; rre:snder, .;
Cossack, 3; l:l5. Third. iurlongs--
Artist l.; Senator Irby, .; 0akwood, s;
l::73. Fourth, miIo-Booze, | !; Burrolls
Billet, .; Fuero, 3; l:4l3. Fifth. fur
lopSs-Imp. Percy,l; Captain Brown,
.; Wightman, 5; :l33.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
PoCauoSTAs SITUATION,
Good Order Prevails BUT Matters In n Worry
UncertaIn Condition,


UncortRin Condition.
PocAuosrAs, Va. May This town
was placardcd last night with notice,
appealing to the miners hero to
Join tho West Virginia strikers, but
both OF tho companies located here arc
running to-day. though with a lighter
force.
Good order prevails. No requisition
has been made for troops BY the com.
panies hero. Tho Southwest Virginia
improvement company, the largest
operator in the fields. 10 IN maintaining a
position OF neutrality and working &C.
cording to the demands for COAL. They
claim that no cause Tor strike among
their men exists and that they will
operate as long as tho men work. A
great pressure is being used to bring
these miners into the strike and their
failure to Join 10 their chief source OF
conversation in tho coal fields. Some
OF the miners hero will not enter the
mines until there are further develop.
men.s. Tho impression prev all, tha,
the miners here will finally join or there
will be trouble. Tho Norfolk & West.
osn Railroad Company are removing
their empties from the region OF tho
strike to this point. No decided out
break is feared before Monday, but
everything is uncertain.
The Wea. Virginia miners who came
in last evening LETT on late train to
report the position Of the local miners,
and meetings will be held to-day to do
eide what course to pursue. Messrs.
Patrick McBryde and Lawless are in
the fields assuring tho men that aid will
be given 10 all strikers and their families.
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A LOST CAUSE.

Colonel Rend Predicts that the Strike
VIII Fnil-west Virginia Mon Taking
Strikers Places on tho u. & o., Division.
PirrsBvR6u, May IL have made
predictions on strikes for tho past
twenty years and ! have never been
mistaken yot. My prediction on this
strike is that it 10 lost" These were
the words OF Colonel ". 7. Rend, the
Chicago coal operator, who is in this
city looking after his interests in the
Pittsburgh. He was discussing the
present strike for 80 cents, and con-
tinuing, he said: "The strike is los.
cause and the operators will not pay
over 60 cents per ton. even il tho Ohio
miners do strike, Ia which event i, is
calculated that the demand for coal
from this district will be so great that
It will compel the operators to start
their mines at any price.
The mines on the Wheeling division
OF the Baltimore & Ohio road arc hay.
ing more success to-day in getting out
coal. lmportations OF men have con-
tiuued and there arc 100 negro miners
from West Virginia at work at the
Jumbo mine and thirty ct tho Midway
mine, both OF which are owned by +. L.
Robbins. The mines and the non-union
men are closely guarded by deputies,
but thu, far no serious collisions have
occurred.
On tho other hand, tho miners' off.
cials arc more confident OF success than
ever. and say that there arc fewer mon
at work at tho 60-cent rate now than at
any other time. and that in u short
timo they will have tho Pittsburgh &
Chicago company's men all out. At
this mlno the men have just renewed
their contract with tho company to
work eight months at the G0.cen. rate,
with 10 per cent off to bo paid to them
at the expiration Of tho contract il its
terms have been complied with,
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A MOB REFUSED,

Six Hundred Striking Brick Yard Work.
men IirpuIscd by tho Police.
ST. LOUIS, May Six hundred strik-
ing brick yard workmen left their tenn
porary headquarters west OF Tower
Grove park to-day, armed with stones
and clubs, and marched north towards
the yards Of tho Cole Brilliant Press
Brick Company. Tho workmen at tho
yards refused to strike Wednesday when
visited by committee from the union.
A warning was sent to the superintcnd.
ont OF the works by tho police and no
barricaded tho gate leading to the yards
and awaited the mob's appearance
When tho mob came up it assaulted tho
gate, but was repulsed and dispersed by
the police.
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SIsTEHSyiLLE NOTES.
News Notes from tho Tyler County OIL AIo .
tropol!s.

News Notes from tho Tyler County OIL aIe
tropol!s.
SJtctal Dispatch TO TIC Ia:e.liGsneer.
SIsrERsvrLLE W. VA, May Runs
in this field for tho past swcnty-four
hours were: Eureka, $3.50 barrels; !;
Mellon, 2,0S6 barrels.
Hiram Lauchery, who escaped from
the Middlebourne jail two weeks ago
was captured over in Ohio last night BY
Sheriff Sine. Ho had been serving 4
sentence for the murder OF his brother
at this place year ago.
Charles Cline. formerly local editor o!
the Daily Oil Review. was married Sat
urday night to Miss Severn, OF this
place.
Tho Hunting circus pitched its ton,
hero to-day.
Mr.. ]. Bremen, of Wheeling, was iu
town to-day.
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IRISH AMERICANS
Have Movement ou Foot for n National
Convention.

Have n Movement on Foot for National
Convention.
NEw YORK. May "A movement has
been set on foot to hold a convention OF
1rlsh-Americans in ono OF the large
cities at an carly date. A number OF
gentlemen who have been prominent in
tho Irish cause, and who are Of various
schools OF political thought. havo come
TO the conclu,ion that tho time ha,
come for Irish Americans to inaugurate
new and bolder policy in the interest
Of Irish independence.
The promoters OF the new movement
have been driven to adop. the alte.na-
tive suggested by Mr.. Gladstone and
will try to make the demands OF Ireland
n subject for international considcra-
lion. Several hundred Iriah-Ameslcaus
hsve pledged their sympathy and Co.
operation.
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The Victor Oil and Gas Company,
which recently sold out it's production
and oil wells to the Standard Oil Com
pnny. is not going TO abandon the field
here, says the Sistersvilc Oil Revicw.
They have the Hill well, on Middle
Island, and several thousand acres OF
land leased back in the county, which
wo understand they will develop. They
have made arrangements with tho Oil
Well Supply Company for u parcel OF
grou nd near its store, on which they
will erect handsome little Off CO to do
business here.
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HourzDALr, Pa, May 2.-Tho joint
convention Of tho miners OF tho several
soft coal nolda In Central Pennsylvania
mot hero to-day to tako action on
reports OF tho operators to tho request
Of their employoa for MI advance OF five
conts a ton. Two sessions worn hold i,
aud tho convention adjourned until
tomorrow without definite rcault. The
situation In Wost Virginia Is not with
out OBJECT on the minors OF shis section.
1t is known that tho Clonricld and
Beech creek region operators havo do
clinod 10 innke any advance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-03
DUisAST Is HELD


For tho San Frnncisoo Murdors- rho Judge
Thinks tho Evidence Is Complete.
San Francisco. May o.-Theodoro
Durant was held for court to-day and
bail refused. Judge Conlen, in render
Ing his decision, briefly reviewed tho
Minnie Williams case and the evidence
adduced against Durant.
In conclusion the judge said: "The
people, | consider, havo surely wound
tho chain OF circums,antial evidence In
thia case around one Durant and to cap the
climax, tho property Of tho dead girl
was found in his possession. Tho
chain is completed and in my opinion.
nothing Ia wanting"
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ALBANY, n. Y, May 2.-Senator Brad
ley. OF Brooklyn, elected as an indepen.
dent, has tho vote which will decide the
fate OF the Ls1ow police reorganization
bill which applies to New York City.
10 Lieutenant Governor Sa1tou, who
was to-day urging him 10 voto for tho
measure, Senator Bradley said: II will
vote for the bill on condition that the
Republicans will put the referendum
clause in tho Greater New York bill,
and on no other terms."
Tho lieutenant governor said tho Re-
publicans could not accept the condi-
tion.