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SENATE BOOK BILL
Provisions OF tho Bill Introduced In tho
Senate Yesterday.

PFovisions OF tho Btil Introduced In the
Senate Yesterday.
Special Disp1tch 10 The lnteui1eneer.
CHARLESTON, Feb. s. Tho school
book bill reported by the senate com.
mittee on education this morning pro-
vides for reduction, from the present
price Of books.
Fourth and fifth readers, primary
arithmetics and primary Biographies
arc dispensed with. Montgomsry's Bs.
ginner's History and "Laauing Facts in
American History" Meyers general
history aud Lcwis's state history are
adopted; also Dole's American Citizen.
Swishor's penmanship, MeIsrvys book.
Keeping and Lippinco.t's First Steps
in Scientific knowledge" 1t is left op-
tional with tcachori between HIrvey's
and Hyde's advanced grammars, while
Hydo's lower books arc adopted. 1t IL
stated that Heath & Company propose
to eliminate the iree srade features in
the american Citizen" in case tho
book is adopted. knote's Geography
is omitted. Mcknight's Mature Re al
era" arc adopted.
The price to be paid for zach book is
specified in tho bill, and In case the
publishers decline to contract for the
spellers and readers at the prices given,
tho state superintendent shall solicit
proposals from others, to BIS appointed
by the governor. The contracts are to
be for five years and no revised edi.
tions" are to bc introduced during the
TINA
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ADMINISTRATION BILL.
Tho Second Days Debate In tho Ious
Devoid OF Interest

Tho Second Days Debate In tho HOUSE,
Devoid OF Intere.t
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Tho second
days debate on the administrator
bill, authorizing the issue OF $500, 100000
of gold bonds for the retirement of the
legal tenders and treasury notes. was not
productive Of marked incident of any
kind. A good deal of confusion existed
after o'clock when tho committee be-
gan voting on amendments to the bill.
Most OF the amendments were defeated
us rapidly rs offered.
The committee on banking and cur.
rency sustained two defeats. Two of the
amendments proposed by that commit
tee being voted down. Thoy wero the
amendment proposing to strike out the
section providing for the payment OF
customs duties in gold, which was al
lowed to stand amended so n. to make
them payable in gold and silver, and
tha; compelling national banks to carry
their reserve in gold and silver coin.
Mr.. Bland's substitute was ruled out on
a point OF order.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 6.-The
Hawaiian question in general, and the
Hawaiian cable in particular, were the
main themes before the senate to-day.
The diplomatic consular appropriation
bill was taken up and would havo been
quickly disposed OF except for the item
OF S50O0O0 for Immediately beginning
cable construction between the United
States and Hawaii. Mr. Mills (Texas)
made a point Of order against the cable
proposition, which is likely to rule it
out, but the decision waa withheld un.
ill the senators could further debate
Hawaii.
Mr.. Gray, (Delaware), defended the
course Of Secretary Herbert, and OF the
administration, and causiically charac-
terized the overthrow OF Queen Liliuo.
kalani as ''mean, paliry conspiracy"
He declared it was about AS commenda-
bio as husband beating wife. The
Hawaiian debate will be resumed to-
morrow.
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CHICAGO, Feb. S-"lt Mr.. Pullman
has ovAdcd the serving OF the subpoena,
lshall certainly punish him for con.
tompt OF court" said Judge GrosIcup
this evening.
Tomorrow morning halt dozen Of
George ". PulImau's clerks will be
brought before tho Judge and aworn as
10 their knowledge Of Mr.. Pullmun's &C.
tions on Monday.
A subpoena was issued for his pros
ence ms n witness In Judge GrOsscup's
court on behalf OF the defense In tho
conspiracy cases. Tho subpoena was
given to Deputy United Statos Marshal
Jones on Monday morning. At tho
Office OF the Pullman company, he was
informed by ono OF tho attendants
that MIR. Pullman was in tho build.
Ing and in his private Office. An
niher clerk who was requested 10
inform Mr.. Pullman that some ono
wished to sce him, inquired OF
Denuty Jones his business. lie was In.
formed that he had subpoena for Mr..
Pullman to appear in the Dobs trial.
The clerk returned TO tho outer Office in
few moments and said that Mr. Pull.
man was no. in tho office, but would be
in later. All Monday tho clerks kept
the deputy running up and down the
elevator; each time he returned he was
informed that Mr.. Pullman either had
gone out or had not yet returned.
On Monday night, tho deputy called
at Mr.. Pullman's residence. lie was
told that Mr.. Pullman had not vet re-
turned home, but was expected at any
time. At midnight Mr.. Pullman had
not been reported as having returned
home, and the deputy gave up the
search for tho night. Tuesday morning
when he called at the office Of the Pull
man company, he was told that Mr..
Pullman had como out OF town; that he
was either in New York or in Washing.
ton. Tho clerk did not know when Mr..
Pullman had left Chicago, only that he
had gone away.
Eugene V. Debs was on the stand all
the aiterdoon and will be agnin to-mor.
row. He was shown the famous ''save
your money and buy gun" telegram,
and said he had not sent it or seen 1t
until it had been sent out by one Of the
directors. Other kilograms in which
the government charged violence bv
indirection and inference were shown
him and he denied having sent them,
and denied tho inference drawn by the
prosecution.
In reference to the riots at the stock
yards. he had issued statement TO the
Associated Press disclniming responsi-
bility for the turbulence there. and as
serting that IL was being committed by
others than the American Railway
Union.
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Nr. Wilson was 10 receive only CON.
paratiyaly small amount oi the money
II 1t was paid.
Mr. Reynolds stated that no valid
contrac: had over been maio between
the state aud Beverly Tucker or f. W.
y iIson. No ono had authority 10 en-.
ploy lobbyist before tho American
Congress on behalf OF tho state Of Vest
Virginia. II Sir. Wilson was appointed
by Governor Fleming, 1t was after
Republ lican Congress had pa,sed the
law rounding the money 10 the states;
beildes tho action OF tho legislature in
making tho appropriation referred 10
was barrier TO tbs senate ever getting
the money, and she would never get q
dollar Of !, until that barrier was 70.
moved. The proper course to pursue
was TO repeal the &C. making the appro.
priation and after the money was 70.
coiyed. then, II tho state owed anything
to the heira oi Mr. Tucker, lot 1t DO DO.
cided upon aud paid.
Mr.. Morris called Tor the previous
question, and the motion was lost.
STATE INSANE AsYLuNs.
Iho committee TO visit the state hos
pitfalls for tho insane reported to-day.
The report ia highly commendatory OF
tho conduct OF both institutions. The
Weston hospital is reported as being
overcrowdei, especially in tho colored
department. The kitchen and some OF
the dining rooms are too small and tlla
laundry building inadequate. Electric
Lighting is suggested, aud the committee
states that y cold storage room is al.
most necessity. As TO tho hospital at
Spencer, the report SAYS tho water sup
ply, which has been complained
OF In tho past, 10 now sufficient
from the fact that four vslls have been
bored, which give seyeuty.iiyo gallons
per minute, in addition to the other
supply. 1t Is suggested that machinery
for electric lighting be duplics.ed to
guard against accidents, and that the
two nest wings should be furnished.
Ths rooms are comfortable, the sanitary
conditions perfect and tho discip pline
good. At present there are seventy
male and seYsnty-Hye female patients.
Tho committee says the appropriations
asked for by the directors aro within
the proper limit and should be made.
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SAMOAN LAND COMMISSION.

German Claims Receive Almost Full
Observation-Disclosures and the United
States Fare Worse.
BERLIN. Fob G.--The Post says that
the land commission appointed by the
three powers interested in the govern
ment OF Samoa, Great Britain, Germany
and the United States, has concluded
its labors with the outcome that while
the German claims received nearly full
recognition. "the exaggerated demands
oi the British subjects aud Americans
were only modest!y conceded"
Tho Post adds: "Aloreover, tho Ger
man districts wcrn pronounced to be
moro suited tor cultivation than the
British aud American districts"
The commission assigned 10000 acres
OF land to the Germans, $4,000 to the
English and l,0OO to tho Americans.
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ANOTHER BOND ISSUE
Is Hold IN AbpyRuoo Until tho
Finance Burs Fate Is Known.
BANKERS URGE SPEEDY ACTION,
But President cIcvsland Is Not
Alarmrd-Tho Banking aud Cur.
rcncy CommIttco's Amendments
Defeated In the Hause-Hawaiinn
Questions Occupy tho seuRtc's
Timo-Ilish Interest will DO Charged
if London Purchnscs Bonds.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. SIT seems
now to be settled that no announce.
mcnt OF another bond loan will be made
until to o-morrow night or later when
the house will have voted on tho pend.
ing administration bill. MosrS. Nor.
gan and Belmont. Of New York, who
have been here during the last several
days In consultation with tho officials
on tho bond question, have returned
home, and it is believed, without any
positive knowledge AZ to whR. the sd-
mini,tration would do. Close observers.
however, arc OF the opinion that these
gentlemen on behalf OF their London
clienta, made tho President definite
oier to take tho whole 100000,
900, but at = ra.o OF interest
considerably in excess OF 3
per cent ii not as high as
3 10 psr cent. II is this high rate de.
manded that cause, the President to
hesitate. 1t 10 we'll known that he is
Disposed to delay matters in the hope
Of congressional action. Il Is under.
stood that whila here, Mr.. Morgan aud
Mr. Belmont expressed grave fear Of
the result, should the gold reserve be
permitted to go much lower aud
strongly urged upon the President the
necessity tor speedy action. The Presi-
dent, it m understood, did not share his
fears. He believes that tho American
people and those with most at stake,
had sufficient confidence in our govern
ment and its institution not to enter
tain any doubts Of its ability and pur-
pose to faithfully perform every obliga.
tion sf.r
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIR ES.

The Spanish chamber Of deputiea
yesterday adopted bill imposing an
import duty on foreign grains Of $50
pesetas pe- hectolitre.
Burglars entered tho county clerks
Office Mt Chicago sometime during Tues
day night or yesterday morning and
secured $40 in currency and checka
for $1,000.
President Cleveland has decided tho
tine Republic over the Missiones coun-
try in favor Of Brazil. Both countries
left the matter to his arbitration.
The North German Lloyd Steamship
Company has sent Gl00 to be divided
among the crew of the fishing smack
Wildilower, the vessel that rescued the
twenty survivors OF the Elbe disaster.
The large store and warehouse Of ".
w. Welsh and the dwelling house OF
Frank Robbitt, at Rockville. Md, were
yesterday dstroyed by fire. Three per-
sons were seriously, ii not fatally, in
jured.
The 1.4O0 employees Of the Alice mill,
OF the United States Rubber Company,
ut Woonsocket. R. l., have re-
ceived notice that the entire works will
shut down on February II, for an in
definite period.
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst appeared yester-
day before the senate committee at AL
banv, n. Y, in charge OF the bill for the
reorganization OF the police depart
ment of Now York. and presented an
argument in opposition to the proposed
bipartisan commission plan.
Up to 2 o'clock this morning no news
had been received OF the French line
steamer In Gascogne, Captain Baude.
ton, from Ilavre. She is now nearly
four days overdue. The White Star
liner Tcutonic, from Liverpool, has not
yet been sighted. She is over day
due.
John Brabak. m Austrian, yesterday
went to the home OF his sister.in-law,
Mary Brabak. living on Prospect street,
Allegheny, Pa, and without warning
drew revolver and shot her in the
head. He thcn ran TO mis- own room.
laid down on tho bed and shot himself
through the heart.
Yesterday H. Clay Evans. Republican
candidate for tho Tenn essee governor
ship, took the oath OF office, which
was administered by a magistrate in
tho state library. After Mr.. Evans had
taken the oath OF office the secretary OF
state waa formally requested to file tho
oath. He smiled and declined to do SO.
The Chinese fleet in tho harbor Of
Wei. Hal Wei is still holding out against
the Japanese. The Chineso vessels
havo shellcd that part OF tho town
which ii was supposed was occupied by
tho Japanese. Three foreigners, named
" alpolc, Schnel and Thomas, are re-
ported to have been killed or taken
prisoners.
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ANOTHER DISASTER


Eoported by tho Atlantic Linor Mai jcstio
on the Coast OF ireland.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. Tho White Star
line steamer Majestic, Captain Parsell,
from New York, January 80. Tor Livor-
pool, arrived horo at ll:40 o'clock to-.
night. She reports having met with
terrific gales throughout the passage,
which was tho slowest one shc over
made Her engines were slowed down
for cighteon hours on Sunday. two Mon
day, nineteen Tuesday and fifteen OH
Wednesday,. Some OF the passengers on
tho steamer make an alarming report,
which is confirmed by tho crew. These
passengers state that at half-pa,t ono
o'clock Wednesday morning. when tho
steamer wa. about 20) miles wo,t OF
Ireland, n small craft was Oh.
served to tho northward OF tho
Majestic, showing what seemed to
bo torch signal OF distress.
The steamers course was altered
and she stood up in tho direction OF tho
craft, but OH approaching to whore the
torchlight had beon seen it suddenly
disappeared. The Majestic cruissd in
the vicinity ior an hour, exhibiting
lights, but nothing moro was scsn. A
strong wind was prevailing at tho timc
aud high sea was running. No doubt
is entertained that tho small craft
f0undercd.
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ELYElA, OHIO, Feb. G.-rhe furnace
in the now West Side public school
building blow up with terrific force
during tho noon recess OF tho school to-
day. Tho northern wall OF the main
building was blown completely out.
Fire Immediately started and was
only extinguishod after much damage
had been done. Had tho explosion oc-
curred fifteen minutes later when two
hundred children would have been in
the building frigh,ful loss Of lille
would have occurred. The loss On the
building will bo about 5000.
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LIL'S ABDICATION. y
How the Sows Wns Rrcoirod In Washir
ton-Ssnntor Morrau's Views.

How the News Was Received In Washing
ton-Ssnnior MorS,n's Views.
WLsHIsGToH, d. g., Feb. 6-Ministcr
ThurIton road the Associated Press ac-
count OF tho abdicalion OF the o1.qucen
with close interest. but refused to haz.
1ard an opinion as to whe,hcr or not
the document signed by Lilioukalaui
would Affect tho general situation or
even the attitude Of tho royalists.
This action OF tho queen has ia
miliar ring to it" snid tho minister.
"nnd it is n question just how much it
is worth. It i, right in line with wha,
the rulers of Hawaii havs been in the
habit OF doing whenever they were in a
tight place. except that. in this case.
the situation is worse and the declarA.
tion Is OF course more ex,rome than hal
ever boen made before.
"Ot course" continued Mr.. Thurston,
"tlia action OF the ex-queen has no
moral force whatever. Sho was nothing
moro than \ private citizen and had no
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powers 10 abiica,c. but siill II may or
may not have some moral elcct on the
royali,,, ana the Hawaiian natives"
Senator Morcan'S lace fairly beamcd
whom he wa, shown tho Associated
Press dispatch announcing that Queen
Lilluokalani had abdica,cd. "That 1,
good news" he replied. very good
news indeed"
Other Democratic senators wcrs OF
tho opinion that this would tund to
settle all Hawaiian problems. Tho Re.
publican senator, were also pleased.
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EE.GoV. WILSON'S ELL

Tor Services IN Connection With tho
Direct Tax Matter May bo RoponIod-A
Lively Time Or"r tho Repeal Measure.
Tho Night Session.
SEtcid! Dispatch 10 he Iate!iqencr.
CHARLEsroS. W. Va, Fob. MIR.
Mcdonald, Of Jefferson county, mado
quite spirited speech this evening on
his motion to commit to tho Judiciary
committee the bill repcaling the act al
lowing the heirs OF Beverly Tucker and
/. W. Wilson 10 per cent OF the direct
lax duo Wea. Virginia He claimed
That tho only question involved was
whether or no. this legislature pro-
posed to deliberately repuliate con-
'ract made Dy former Legislature and
'Hrn adrilt her servant. who had dono
well his part, and securod TO tho state
Nhat was duo her ont OF what vas sup.
posed to ba Y valueless claim.
Mr. Campbell replied, paving partic.
HIar attention to tho part Mr.. Wilson
. p'"yci IN tha matter. llo had ln-
ses'ignted the ma,tar. having bocn a
member Of the legislature at the timo
ene Dill making tho appropriation had
passed: Mr.. Wilson was appointed OH
december IL, 1890, after all work in the
Sase had been done, and nothing WAS
ioit ior him to do, except TO draw tho
money. His work was chioily in lobby.
ihg the bill making the appropriation
ior himself through tho houses. Mr..
yam mpbeIl had mado particular inquiries
59to the matter. and discovered that
Mr. wilson had not approached the Rs.
puoiican molnbers OF Congress from
lnis state IN regard to it ut all, and il he
sa'u anythin ng to the Democratic mem.
spefs about it. it did no good, n. they all
oi them voted agains, it.
Mr.. DAsDRIDoE oDJgcrs.
Mr.. cambridge replied, saving that it
PWNs nota question Of tho work Mr.. vii.
son Aad done. Tho greater part Of tho
wore had been done BY Mr.. Tucker and
20 re neal. tho appropriations would be
violation Of a solemn contract mado
WIN him, and stain upon the hitherto
Apo''eah escutcheon Of West Virginia.
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JIM NUTS INJURIES.
4 Cause Attributed rur His Act - Mrs.
pnytnu Sill Aliyp ....z.

a Cause Attributed For His Act - Mrs.
Pnyton Stiil Alirc.
ArcuIsoS. KAs., Feb. G.-Last nights
reports indicated that James Mutt had
been so seriously injured by Coleman
and Mrs. Payton that he would not re.
cover, but when ho wa, brought hero it
was discovered tina. though his faco is
somewhat battered, he is not danger
ou,ly hurt Ho spent tho night walk
ing his cell, saying: "My God. why did
| do it?' He still refuses to talk.
Mira. Payton is still alive. 1tis now
known that Mutt and Mira. Payton hal
several quarrels boiore tho shooting.
There ara nsixhbors vino say tho shoot
ing WAS tho re1ult OF Mutt finding Cole
man ut the house. Mrs. Payton was
Nutts houseteoper two yeari ago.
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va Day Session 0, the Legislature Sec Third
Page.
s..li, Diyq.ch 10 G< Is!eiiGaIsr.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 6.-Judge Fleming's
,.olu.ion In regard to the Virginia
,,.e debt, after several postponements,
ru taken up this svening. Ho ad-
d,s.ed the house briefly in its behalf,
nkIng tho ground that tho house, in
advocating the Edmislon joint re,olu.
ton had done tho only thing possible
uud,r tho circumstances, but in cauIing
I, to be printed with the report OF the
deb, commissioners OF 1871, had
stopped short OF q full presentation OF
the actual fact. with respect to the Yir-
pinia debt question.
In the absence OF other evidence, it
NAV we'll be inferred that the report OF
1871 va, all the evidence that West Viz.
gina had to rely on, upon this import
IN. question, and would be taken as a
second hand confession op our part that
fthi, state does ONO near ohe million dol
4 liars, with thirsy.four years interest
Thereon, as shown upon the tace of the
debt commissioners report. Such il
not the case. Rs is shown by tho repor;
OF the senate finance committee OF 1873.
referred to and made part OF the reso-
luton uader consideration.
The report OF 1873 was mado after the
most patient research by n senate COM
mil;ee, whose chairman, Hon. Jonathan
". Bennett, was fitted for the task. He
had BEEN one OF tho Virginia debt com.
ni,-ioners Of 1871, and had for each
year from 1921 compiled statement of
the amount paid into the Virginia
treasury by the counties now compos-
ing West Firginia-ths portion of the
ordinary expenses OF the state OF Vir-
snia, chargsabIe 10 West Virginia, and
the amount Of expenditures for roads
and other public internal improvements
within wha. Is now West Virginia.
By this equitable process, the ac-
counts between the two states we're
made up aud shown. The account
closed with the year 1860.
WE OWE No DEBT.
The expenditures within this state
prior to January. 1861. amounted to
s., ,366,9 ,929 %, and the excess OF our
contributions to the treasury OF Vir-
ginia. alter deducting the full and
equitable share Of the ordinary ex-
ponses OF the government OF Virginia to
be borne BY Wsst Virginia, amounted
to $3,S92, 900.
This incontrovertablo report OF the
senate finance committee Of 1873 should
60 out to the people Of our state and to
the country at large, as the bcst and
late.t evidence on this debt question.
This state will stand thereon in perfect
confidence. West Virginia does not owe
one cent OF this so.called debt.
Standing with one foot upon the
Wheeling ordinance and tho other on
the report OF 1873, fortified and backe d
by the report OF 1871, the people of our
State may rcst secure for all time.
Judge Jennings resolution was
adopted, the number OF copies to be
printed being placed at 5000. The res
oIntlon provides for the printing OF the
house resolution, together with the re-
port OF the debt commission OF lS7, and
The report OF tho senate committee OF
1873.
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DEBT QUESTION
-,,,c.,,,d by Judge Fleming IN tho
HouIe o! Dalszasos.
h; JACKSON COUNTY DELEGATE
r,.,, tho Poal,lou Thnt Wsss Vir-
gIala D o,s Not ows osu..
hrs RESOLUTION FINALLY PASSES.

!, s,ron, spsrcl. In Which lic Pre-.
,.r,. tho Question In a New Light
;, y,nJ-Er.Govornor Wilson's Blll
10 PAY Himself a Foo for Services
IA the Direct Tax Matter May BE
n.pssIod-rhe Repeal Bill Ad.
,,nc,d to Second Reading Attcr n
Lively Dcba,s-lfr. Campbell, OF
Ohio County, shows Up sorno In.
side Facts.
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BROOKLYN, Fob. GA COMMITTEES OF
five citizens called upon Mayor Schiercn
this afternoon and asked him TO sign
tho resolution passed by the board OF
aldermen re,cindInp the charters OF tho
trolley roads, involved in tho strike
Tho mayor decided that he would not
give MI answer to the committee until
tomorrow morning.
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CALcUrrA, Feb. Ga despatch from
LaPorte says thero has been severe
in tho state OF Kashkar (also
called Chitral between Umra, tho khan
OF Jandol, and the Chtralis, resulting
in heavy losses on both sides. ThG
Chilraiis wero defeated. Umra had
four thOu.and men OF whom ono
thousand were armed with riacy.
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Mr.. PULLMAN
A Much Sought After individual In
Chicago Those Daya
HIS PRESENCE DESIRED m COURT,

but Mr.. Pullman Cannot DO Fouud.
Peculiar Action of Ono OF Ills
Clerks When deputy Jnmc, Called.
Contempt OF Court-Eugcne v. Deb.
On tho Stand In tho Conspiracy
Caso-Denics tho Authorship OF q
Telegram.