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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07
This Space Belongs to ]. F. PIIELAN. Tea Merchant.
Buy Your Listers Now

4 few pointers as to price. Shetland Listers, price $50, good value at $7.5O.
 Dark Blue Elysian Listers, price $50, worth $1.5O.
 Heavy frieze Listers. price 7.50, was 10.
 Put a few dollar. more in one and buy the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07

Antitoxine as remedy for or prevent i've of diphthoria Is at length to bo given proper test on this side of tho water. It is well known characteristic of tho Yan- kee race to go about supplying clearly proved demand, whether it be A euro for alsssas pE . railway oyer the Rceky tppuh. halng fhliHdeiRhlA Tlmsa.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07
The Pope Sends His EncyelIcal.

ROME, Jan. Z.-The pope has already sent his encyclical to the North Ameffcan epineopate
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07
Children's Listers,
 $2.5O to $5. .OO.

Shetland Listers, price now 400, worth 800. Boys Ul- sters, $50 to $50. Heavy Gloves, 25c to 9Sc. Cardigan Jackets and Jersey Coats. Beach Jackets-36 to 50 in size, price l.9S, worth 2.50. Leather Coats, price 300.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07
CarrInre NYonl.a Rurnnd.
The KaIser Wnl YIslt Ital

FULTON, N. r., Jan. 7.-The Fulton carriage works at this place were totally destroyed by fire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07
6a7&agnMJ - C Annual Sale Muslin Underwear. Commencing Tomorrow,
 Tuesday Morning,
 Ats O'clock

No flag ends, odd lois or soiled goods. but nr,v, clean, perfect goods. made |" our o;dcr expressly far this sale. ard oferel in many ca~>s at less than the cost ot nl@ie,j-!
 There von'tle any money for IL in thi- sale, hut the advertising vi tn u> good. Furih-Fmore II w3N ,;.' Uu- customers ond.
 C stre at ur ros'h Hirdo~. Il wil give N0n >nme i e "f th. I,Tic, Better >ii.'. co the goods, hot r'..I,'t b. V o"l'-s yNu a-e sati~ ti-,l " ilil the s:",,'N.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07

CisArips soushwsssssiy wiaaa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-07

The hniser VIII VIsit Italy. ROME, Jan. 7.-It is reported that Elm peror William will come to Italy to attend the maneuyers of the army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Dr. Parshurst's skill as an Organizer.

Perhaps the most difficult of the more
recent work Dr. Parkhurst had TO do was
to give proper direction to the public SEN
timent. and bring into effective union the
various influences which had been aroused
by the revelations which he and his as
sociates were able TO make From the
first DR.. Parkhust had sal f: I'VE are
aiming not so much at vice as at a system
which tolerates and supports vice. We
are bringing our guns to bear upon the
citadels of those by whose authority. in
huence and command vice fiourishes, hon
est government is destroyed and the COM
munity is made a spot of shame
Therefore, when public sentiment was
sufficiently aroused-after testimony had
been heaped on testimony and the awful
skeleton had been eNDosed-there was
need of executive qualities OF the highest
order, the wisdom which distinguishes
craftsmanship; a capacity for handling
groups of men who, while having a COM
mon object. decline to seek ii by diverse
ways and thereby jeoparGize it; and be-
yond that even, the skill and strategy OF
the politician. who depends somewhat
upon the eXpedency and very greatly
upon organization
1t was in the way he met these new de-
mands or him mat Dr. Parkhurst made
the fullest revelation of his extraordinary
intellectual power. His purpose was
moral He aimed to OVERTHROW. and to
overthrow permanently. a political system
which had made the administration of the
city's affairs a left-handed partnership
with vice and crime-an administration
for spols. In the arguments. the con
sultations and the other work which the
achievement of this aim involved. he
showed an intellectual capacity which now
even the greatest of the politicians of
New York cheerfully admit would have
made him. had he chosen politics or pub
lie life as his vocation, pre-eminent.---.
j. Edwards, in McClure's Magazine for
January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's CHI
zens aud Other Matters.

Miss Helen Eigenbrim, of Petersburg,
is on q visit TO her friend, Miss Flora
Lovenstein.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pickett Camp
will meet tomorrow at $3.50 p. Nj. \
full attendance of the members is re-
quested
Miss Emmie Wherry, who has been
spending some days with her friends at
Orget, and her aunt, in Lynchbuig, is eX-
pected home next Tuesday.
Senator Lovenstein received telegram
from Norfolk yesterday announcing
that Major Walter +. Irwin was shade
better. but was still critically i'll.
Mrs. T. II; Mayo and Miss Annie J.
c.. are the guests OF Mrs. Louis +. Bos-
sielN, No 322 south Third street.
n'he decorations at the Hebrew Charity
Ball on Thursday, January Sd. were fur
nished by Mr. Catlin, and not by
Mr.. Harvey, as enormously reported.
Miss and Mrs. Isaac Straus announce
the marriage of their sister Miss Hannah
IWolsheime Ito Mr.. Leon Stein. this
evening at 5 o'clock. at 40 east Broad.
There will be no preaching at the Grace
account OF joint communion of all the
Presbyterian churches in this city, which
will be held at the First Presbyterian
church at O'Clock.
The ladies of the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia ANTIQUITIES de-
sire 10 express their thanks 10 Messrs.
H. H. Wallace and Il. Il. Taylor & Co.
for kindly loaninS the china and glass
used at the tea on Friday afternoon.
In former issue The Times announced
that Mr.. Benjamin Il. Valentine had writ.
ten song TO be sung by Polk Miller
at the charity entertainment on January
10Th, and gave as the title of the song.
THE Huckleberry Picnic" Mr. Vaen-
tine says he does not claim authorship
10 this song
Last evening Governor O'Ferral re-
'ceived a message from commemorative
Attorney Lewis, OF King William county,
stating that the Indians on the reServa.
ton are completely quarantned from
the residents at Lestor Manor They
feet and Ii is hoped that no more small.
pox cases will appear in that locality.
rhe report reiterated the fact that the
lrdians are greatly suffering for the
want of clothing and food.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
NURFOIk,S POLICE TROUBLES.
The My kts rious Discharge of n Member al
she Force-An Investigation.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. Especial
More than ten years ago William BAN
burger was appointed a member of the
Norfolk police force. He has always
been one of the most careful. painstak-
ing men lie made few arrests, but
preserved order. and during his long ser
vice was never before the board FOR any
dcrelicton of duty.
AT the last meeting Of the commission
crs Captain W X. Bolton asked that he
be dropped from the roll because of his
failure TO make arrests and, further
more. because his wife Kept bar-room
on James street. Captain Bottoms re-
quest has been granted, but upon inves-
tigation It Is learned that the charges
ing Investigation and II has been ,estab-
lished that his wife does not sell liquor,
and that he does not drink.
srriN's CONDITION.
The condition of Henry Stein. the Ger
man peddier. who halls from Pttsburg
Pa, and who was saudbagged and rob-
night. has slightly improved. This
morning stein was seen by The Times
correspondent at the Retreat for the
Norfolk he was Joined by white man
who engaged him in conversation. and
while walking along struck him on the
back OF the mead. The foot-pad carried
of slS. an overcoat, and gold watch.
Judge ". Il. Martin. of the Court of
Law aud chancery. has appointed Mr.
j. u. jenkins commissioner of accounts.
SHIPMENTS OF COAL.
During the past year the shipments OF
coal from bambert's Point were EOS, 92f
sons. the largest in the history OF the
business.
At the Chapel OF the Sacred Heart. on
York street, mission Will be conducted
by the Jesuit Fathers Campbell and
O'kape two gifted orators. The mis-
sion will continue one week.
It.DGE U.NcEEI ou.ttrrxe
Judge Hanckei qualified as Judge OF
the Norfolk Criminal Court this after
noon. before Judge Portlock, of the Nor
folk County Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
JOSEPH WOMAN,
Minnesota's Senatorial Fight.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Jan. Over 100 Of
the 100 members of the Legislature are
in town and the hotel Hobbies are swarm
ing with WashbUrn, Nelson. McCleary
and COmstock workers. The Nelson men
are claiming great gains for the day. but
at the Washburn headquarters this Is
not admitted The Washburn men
thought they had .McCleary off the
list of candidates when they went to
bed last night, but this morning he de-
clared he would stick TO the end. He
concluded TO do this on the pledge of
the Nelson men that If il was found
Nelson could not win McCleary was to
become the Governor legatee. 1T is ru-
mored tonight that Comstock may with
draw tomorrow in the interest Of Mel
son. review of the fight, given at the
various headquarters tonight indicates
that upon the first ballot in caucus
Washburn will have 80 votes Nelson, IS;
LcCleary, II: Comstock. 9. with the other
seventeen votes scattering. Nelson is eX-
pected to gain about "A dozen votes on
the second ballot when it is believed a
protracted fight will begin between
Washburn and Nelson. II takes seventy
one votes TO secure caucus nominal
ton and eighty-fve TO elect in joint as
sembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
uela2raDhic RreXit ies.

4 powder mill at Goes Station. near
Yellow Springs, O.. exploded al 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. killing three men
cliff Horney. Adoph Krebel and Arthur
Harris.
Preliminary steps were taken at New
Orleans yesterday in the organization of
a Fruit Exchange, and a committee was
appointed 10 map out plan. The lead
ing importers are interested in the move
ment.
4 passenger train on The western di-
vision Of the Central railroad cOllided
with freight train near Rome. Ca, yes
terday. Several cars were smashed and
three passengers badly injured, but none
fatally.
Nine Of the Edgar Tompson Steel
Works furnaces, at Braddock, Pa, have
been blown ill., five of which are run
ming full. About 3J of the striking ore
work and about 400 are yet out Many
new men have been employed.
Darrell Bell. ex-postmaster al White
wood, Canada, was arrested Thursday
bezzling funds from the Canadian Gov
eminent He is also held on the charge of
forgery and theft of $500 of funds of
the Whitewood Agricultural Society, Of
which he was treasurer.
The President has made an order
striking out from the list of places eX-
cepted from the examination of post-of-
fees. superintendent at stations at
which carriers are employed. There are
al of these places All the superinten-
dents at the post-officcs have now been
taken from the excepted class.
Albert Swanton, a white boy. and Rob-
ert Mulligan. negro went rabbit hunt
ing in De Kalb county, Ga, yesterday.
Their dogs got to fighting. Swanton
raised his gun to fire over the dogs i'm
order TO brighten them. Just as he pull
ed the trigger Mullgan ran in front of
the gun and received the load in his
body. He was killed instantly.
Schuyler :. Olds. OF Michigan, one OF.
the defeated candidates for the short
term senatorship, received telegram
from Chairman Babcock, of the Republi-
can Congressional Committee. Offering
him the Craftsmanship of that committee
Mr. Odds wired his refusal, and says he
has retired from politics for good.
NJ Sourdilhon. OF Paris. eX-manager
of the Nation newspaper, now the Co
carde, has been arrested for connection
with the railway scandal.
An explosion OF powder occurred Fri
day at the Meyer Works OF the w. j.
Rainey Coke Company. at Iniontown,
Pa. John Yinski was yorn limb from
limb. and died soon after Six others
were badly injured. and four OF them
are believed 10 be fatally hurt. The men
were congreSated in one Of the COM
pany's houses. one OF them was care
lessly handling a keg of mining powder
when IL exploded The building was
wrecked and the occupants blown TO Il
great distance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
NEWPORT NEWS BAPPENINCs
Pssior Woods Seventh Anniversary-- Tbs
ech""ne Rel Wing to Sail.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. 5.-Spe-
ciai.--At the First Baptist church to-mor-
row morning the seventh anniversary of
served. He took charge OF the church on
the LIST day OF January. 1888. His morning
sermon Tomorrow will be devoted TO a
review OF the work since the beginning
or his pastorate. and the discourse viii
probably be an Interesting chapter in the
church history OF Newport News.
ciifford Ii. Fleury, aged seventeen, died
O. diphtheria at the residence OF his pa
Ieris. Mr.. ana Mrs. III. j. Flcury, late
inferred In Greenlawn cemetery last night
by Hremond Lodge. No. 2il, A. r. and A
II. His was the third death here this
week from diphtheria. Five or six otner
garded e. dangerous. There IL no fear
hat the disease will become epidemic.
Tho schooner Red Wing. which sank the
odhoen1r Henry Gppstt on OLD Point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
HUNS CAsE POSTPONED.
He is Charged with the Murdrr OF Schooier
in stafford.

FREDERICKSBU BURG. VA. Jan. s.
Special.-Wiliie Hunt, Young man about
twenty-five years OF age, was arrested
Nv inc stafford authorities for the muir
der of peter Schooler, Who was killed
on December H. 1894. Hunts examina-
ton was postponed. on mott IN OF the
Commonwealth till January lith. ana ne
was committed 10 jail. being unable 70
give bail. The evidence against him Is
strong. but entirely circumstantial.
Mr.. A. G. Spooner. president OF me
underwater Milling Company, mere, ana
Mr. Phiillp Carpenter a lawyer of New
York sued out to-day before Judge A..
Wellington Wallace. an Injunction ion. re-
Sridcowster mills. which were advertised
10 be sold to-day under mortgage OF
xI0 0fD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
10uxYxh 1ELAYHONE SYSTEM.
Charlottesville Has Entered INTO Con
tract for One--Retigious Notes.

CUAI,I OTTEsVILLE. VA, Jan. D.
eciaI-contracts have been entered
into looking to the immediate establish
ment of a telephone system here. Inc
Fitzslrnmons Company's phones VIII DE
used. , -,
The Baptist church IL considering cali
ing an assistant pastor, and the matter
mas been referred to q committee. OF
which Professor n. h. Davis rs chair-
man. ,
r.. II. Fife has been elected superin-
tendent, and c. c. Wright assistant SUI
perlntendent of Fife Memorial chapel.
M. c. Thomas and r. j. Williams nave
been elected 10 these offices OF Rose Hill
chapel.
The moot court Of the University or
Virginia has been organized. with >. ';
Southall. Jr., OF this city. as sheriH, ana
Mr.. Lawson, of Wytheville. clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
FIGHT WILL BEGIN SOON
PROMINENT POLITICIANS ARRIV-
ING AT RALEIGH
The North Caroline Legislature to Meet
Wednesday OF the Three Far
ties Can Show Majority.

RALEIGH, ". c.. Jan. b.-Speciai'-
Mrs. Dan. Andrews, OF Wilkesboro, lei
her house a few nights ago, and cut ne
throat, and then threw herself into
pond, and was drowned. Only III healti
can be given as reason, as her hom'
was happy and prosperous one. :.
The Republicans give the following di
vision of the Legislature: Senate-Popu
lists. 20: Republicans. Is; Democrats. .
House-Republicans, AZ: Populists, s
Democrats. A. on joint ballot-Repub
leans, o.; Populsts. 50; Democrats, oil
Republicans and Populists, majority o
6S over the Democrats.
1t is said that ex-Postmaster Shaner mas
drawn the plan for the re-distrlcting o.
the city of Raleigh. Ii is to be
changed that the election of Mayor VIII
be put into the hands Of the people.
Mr.. Bernard will begin his SUIT loi
the soIicitorship I'm the Third distrlc'
In Pitt County Court next week.
There are TO be some damage SUITS u
grow out of the card that was circulated
here a few days ago. rejecting on some
prominent Republicans here.
Mr.. Adolphus Mann, at Apex, had MS
hand terribly mangled in his mill, aho
1t had to be amputated.
POLITICIANS on THE GROUND.
There are many prominent politicians
arriving here members of the Legislature
and those who are seeking Office. as wen
as those who come TO press the claims OF
their friends.
MARION BUFFERS PAPER.
The Caucasian. Marion Buffers paper
says that Il is not a candidate for the
public printing; that it does not want II
and would not have II. Rev. y. i.
Cobb has been added TO the staff of that
paper.
There is a queer state of affairs in the
legislative body, as none of the three
parties have majority.
a special train of three cars, with
the executive department officials OF the
Seaboard Air Line, is out on the road on
a tour of inspection, with view OF i'm
proving the service IT is whispered that
more changes will soon be made in the
officers of the road.
IMPORTANT REPORTS.
Commissioner of Labor Statistics Lacy
has sent in his annual report to the Gov
ernor. 1t is full of interest.
The railroad commissioners have issued
their annual report in bookfOrm, bound
In cloth The report is very lengthy,
Milling 400 pages.
Attached TO the west-bound train on
Thursday was an extra coach, containing
about fifty cOlored men, bound for Lau-
rens county, Georgia, TO be employed In
the turpentine business. They came
from down below Goldsboro.
Senator Ransom is now spoken OF as
the next candidate for Governor.
FLoYDis DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Governor Carr has this morning COM
muted the death sentence of Fred Floyd
of Henderson county, to twenty-five years
in the penitentary.
1t is said that Messrs. Sharp and Nor
row, the Republican senator and repre-
sentative from lredell. Will not vote for
DR.. j. j. Mott for United States senator
In the caucus, but are pledged to vote
Tor Mr.. f.. a. Holton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Ashland Notes.

ASHLAND. VA, Jan. 5.-Special.--Last
night the usual weekly german took place.
1t was an unusually brilliant affair Music
from Richmond added to the occasion.
Mr. Iona Brooks. brakeman on the
Ashland accommodation of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, was thrown from a fiat car near
Ruther Glen. injuring his spine. but ii is
thought that he will soon recover
Throughout the past week the young
people of Ashland have been skating on
New Pond. which is something less than
two miles from the town. This afternoon
there was probably as large crowd on
the ice as has ever been there at one
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06

about three months ago. will sail from
this port tomorrow for Norfolk TO have
her cargo reloaded. The Red Wing has
undergone extensive repairs at the SNIP
yard here.
1ne bark Iodine arrived here last night
from Washington. She will sail rom
here In about two weeks for Cadiz. SPAN
with the first cargo OF slaves ever en,
Slave and Cooperage Company.
w. T. Walker of Cincinnati. genera,
traffic manager OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway, Is staying at Hotel warwick
with his family. 40 n n
held n meeting last night ana IN
stslled the officers recently elected py
that lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Winners at Alexander Island.
4 Centenarian VINO Sings.

There are a number OF lyric singers i'm
England who retain the mellow charm
of their voices at an AWARDED age. says
lie Menestrel. But a singer, and a good
one at that at the age OF one hundred
and two years. is something remarkable.
Mr.. William PeplOw. OF Wellington. Eng
land. who was born I'm 1892. has lately
assisted at a concert given by his great
granddaughter. a very distinguished plan
iste. He rendered several songs with a
excellent manner. and was cheered by his
audience. He also accompanied singer
on the piano, and conducted several
choruses with vim and briliancy. Surely
this is versatility enough for centena-
rian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
ACCIDENT TO SKATERS.
THREE PETERSBURG PEOPLE
BREAK THROUGH THE ICE.
Mr.. FIynn Rescued from tho Water by
Small Boy--Mr. Strsslnnsn snd MISS
Chtldress Among the Unfortasstes.

PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 5.-Spcclal. -
Mr.. w. G. Flynn, manager OF the west
ern Union Telegraph office here, whio
skating on Abbotts pond, near the Guy,
this afternoon. broke through the ics
and went In water considerably Deyonuu
his depth. He was rescued by smai!
boy with stick. "a.
ar. William ID. Strailman and MISS
Mamie Childrcy were skating on tie
lake at West-f.nd Park this evening.
when they broke through the ice MISS
Childress was bruised and badly shocheu
and was attended at her home ny
physician.
LOOKING FOR VIRGINIA GRANITE.
A gentleman Is here looking for granite
with which 10 erect q penitcnuary DIT
Nashville, Tenn. IL Is said that IL nc
can make rates with the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad Company for the snip
mcnt of tho granite. he VIII probably
Close contract with the Petersburg
Granite Quarryng Company Tor tbe
granite wanted. Tho contract VIII
amount TO upwards of $1,000.
GENERAL McABE NOW.
COMMANDING General Leutenant-Gen-
eral Sfephen W. Lee. OF the Department.
East OF the Mississippi River. United Corr
fcderatc Veterans. has appointed captain
w. Gordon McCabc, OF this CITY, on ms
stan, with the rank OF brigader-general.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Broke HIS Aekle.

Percy Owens. a young man OF Hanover
McDonough's stables, on Eighteenth
street. shipped. and the shaft Of the We
hicle struck him upon the ankle. breaking
one of the small bones. He was carried
by his brother. who was present, 10
his home, on venabie street. and DR..
Jackson was hastily summoned and
rendered the necessary medical aid.
The Doctor said that young Owens had
received a painful fracture. which would
'necessitate his being quiet for some
time, until the breakags could anneal,
but that the injury was not At all seri.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
hiss STEVENSON's CONDITION,
There 10 Little or No Hope OF her Rr
coyery-Uer Pathetic struggle.

ASHEVILLE, y. G.. Jan. Especial
AT IL o'clock tonight Miss Mary Steven
son is resting quietly and is much more
comfortable than during the day. Dr.
Battle, her physician, has just said that
there is no hourly danger.
The entire community is moved by the
pathetic struggle of this brave young
soul for a longer lease on life, a life
so full of radiant hope and fair promise
10 alleviate her sufferings and proiong
her life. and family and friends appear
TO be hoping against hope.
The Vice-President reached here this
afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Lucky Baldwin Enters.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE Santa Anita
stables entries for the Brooklyn Jockey
Clubs stake events were six to-day. Rey
el Santa Anita and Sister Mary are enter
ed in the Brooklyn handicap. f. j. Bald
win, the owner of the Santa Anita
stables. has also entered largely in the
other events.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Laiy Burned ID Death.

PENSACOLA, FLA. Jan. 5.-Mrs. c:
Paravlcini, OF Montgomery. who was
burned To death to-day. She was stand
ing before a fire, when her clothing
caught. and before assistance could De
rendered she was burned almost TO a
arisn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
New Cotton Mil for Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Jan. "a new
cotton mill on the cooperation plan, has
been organized in this city to-day. The
stock Is to be raised by instruments. paid
in weekly Fourteen thousand dollars of
stock was subscribed al the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
Shit by Masked lien

SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. "a special
from Oliver, Ga, says
yesterday evening negro named
George BellInger was shot and killed
by a crowd of masked men about tell
miles from Oliver. He was a Demo
crat, and had taken an active part In
the county election. and il may be poll
tics that caused the trouble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-06
The tennessee Legi,lature.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Jan. "a Joint
caucus of the Democratic members-elect
of the Senate and House met this even
ing, there beiig only twelve absentees.
ernest Pillow was nominated for Speaker
of the Senate Without opposition. The
selection or a speaker for the House was
deferred.