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PHYSICIANS

MRS DIR. wEGENER, PRIVATE SAM
IA. tarium for all female diseases; separate
rooms for ladies before and during confinement,
have enlarged and arranged my home to suit
rich and poor; irregularities cured in one
day: guaranteed; no instruments; regular
physician OF long and successful practice;
travellers attended; no delay; all business
strictly confidential babies adopted. 4l9
Eddy St. San Francisco. ~
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Cigar and notion store, with living foom.
VIII invoice.
have all kinds OF business chances and can
guarantee part of them. see me. X. j.. M0f7
KlS, Manager L. NITTINGER, 219 W. Fourth,
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GAME TO MY PLACE, rwo MILES EAST
" of Florence depot, June 18th. three hogs.
Owner can have same by paying damages. r.
r. BRIGGS, Nadeau ranch. Is
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BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR
ID nished, cool quiet, retired; gas; bath
close in; best family board. 63l South Main
street. els
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SHORTHAND

YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
Il orexchange you will find that it pays to ad-
vert1se IN the want columns OF The Herald.
The popularity OF these small advertisements
ana Iase herald's large and rapidly increasi ng
circuM1On insure results. II
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NoLD MrNEs-wE HAVE A VERY FINE
VI gold property for sale; price, bono and
terms most favorable; also interest in some
good properties at PERKS, Cal, Tor developing
same; parties having mining properties to sell
or dispose of win do well TO see us. LOl
IURIN, 33S 5. Broadway. 70
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~4~-~~~~~-~->--~~>-~ 49,
EVILS g. ALDERSC n,
3l2 South Main street.

r EVILS g. ALDERSC n.
A. 3l2 South Main street.
We still have few of those new $3.50 bed
room sets left, new silk bed lounges for $40,
extension tables for $3.50 to 81. best make
combination tables for So. so, new art squares
7]5x9 for $3.50. others 9xl2 for So, new linen
warp mating l2lac., l5c. and zoe, extra good
new solid oak bedroom sets 1sx4o French
plate mirror for SIS and $40, refrigerator for
$3.50, new folding beds for So. high back
antique oak dining chairs for Soc. and 81,
others for 75c., Office desks IS 80 and So. re-
voying office chairs $3.50 and $3.50. Humid
reds OF other things just as cheap. Get prices
elsewhere but don't buy anything till you see
LEWIS e. ALDERSON, 312 5. Nam st.
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SITUA TONS WANTED---MALE

81 "a T7UNS WANTEUs--WALE
-~~-~~~-~~~~~-~--~~~~-~--~~
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO BUY, SELL
i or exchange, you will find that it pays to
advertise in the want columns of The Herald
The popularity of these small advertisements
and The Herald's large and rapidly increasing
circulation insure results. If
WANTED - EXPERIENCED JAPANESE
w cook who is honest and healthful wants
position; city or beach, T., box SO, this office.
II
NTANTED-POSITION WITH FAMILY TO
w do chores or light work. Address /. X.
FITZPATRICK, Balsa, Cal. 81
WYANTED-WORK. MORNINGS AND EVEN
w ings, by capable young man, studying
during day. STUDENT, box so, this office
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LNoR RENT-$lO; s ROOM HOUSE, VICTo-
Il ria st, just below E, Twelfth st. ALLISON
BARROW, 1913 s. Broadway. 81 II
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EOR SALE SWAP, RENT OR LEASE, b.
i cycles, vehicles, horses, harness, saddles.
corws, organs, etc; want hay, stove wood
and wagons, blacksmith tools, small pony and
bicycles. E. MOA1'S BICYCLE AND CAR
RAGE WORKS, and cheap livery, 222 W. Sec
ond st. %
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LNOR sALE-Sl350, FINEL LOT. FLOWER ST,
II all assessments paid; best bargain in city
r. h. NORRIS, manager, L. NITTINGER, 2i9
W,Fourth. II
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nor SALE-WE ARE SELLING OUT, AND
Il for the next 80 days will give special in.
ducements to purchasers in bedroom suits,
mattresses chairs, rockers, center and extern
sion tables, lounges, mattings, rugs, linoleums,
window shades, office desks, folding beds, etc.
100 w. Third st. IA
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CTEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING AND
- laying. JOHN H. RICHARDS. 100 n.
Spring. TEL 1343. Sd
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WHY NOT GO AND SEE THE NUMBER
w of men the Denver Building Co. are
working. and see the rapidity OF their build
ing Remember they build on the nstallment
plan. Come and see us, Office 10Y S. Broad.
way. 20
A SMALL MONTHLY INVESTMENT WILL
Aenable you in short time to buy a lot or
build house. IMPERIAL SAVING AND LOAN
CO., 20 Potomac block. 26
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business NEWSPAPER 49, THE DAILY
ID Journal, a business newspaper publishing
ali the county official records, real estate
transfers, mortgages and liens building news
contract work. financial news, and all news
lGting to the resources and DEVELOPMENT OF
Southern California and the great territory OF
the sou Invest. One dollar per month. or in
advance SO per annum: 227 w. First ST., Los
Angeles, Cal 61 tt
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MRS. DIR. ]. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
NJ wifery. Ladies cared for during contne-
mont at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Tel. 1l19.
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w ANTED-TEAMSTERS AT CORNER SAN
w Joaquin st. and Ocean View ave-; $25 per
month and board. DODD & OGARA. If
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nH II. NEWLAND, OFFICE $50 S. SPRING;
~ hours, to 10. 10 B. Diseases of women
and consultation in obstetrics pregnancy. 1870
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NTAGNUs' CUT RATE TICKET OFFICE 1913
M s. Spring, opp. H. A. Theaier; regular
tickets at reduced rates to all points east; rail
road tickets bongbt AMI sold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

President. Collins II lIakos, Mesa.
Counsolopi Henry Rogers, Lohii
James 4 johnson, Mesa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

year AGO and g. oco. 600 more than
three years ago
Sixlh- Netherlands Bank: Here for
the first time wc find decrease. TIL
bank has Ss3,Ss75ig in gold, as against
tzt,6sLsg} q year ago. But as com
pared win two years ago the bank ha'
gained s. o0o.o 90 gold.
Seventh Bank Oi spain: This iusii'
tuiion's gold supply changes hu. little
from year 90 year. 4; now has S5SgsI-
+65, which Is 500. 600 more than sc
ago, and .LU0D,ooo more than no
years ago. los stock OF liver has rap
piJly increased, more than doubling 100
two years.
Eighth National Bank Of italy The
gold IN the vaults OF this institution 900
April was s5gg57,soo. q gain Of $1,000
600 DO year SigupU, 1gu in Two year,
and Sac 600. uuI i1 ,hfec years.
N.nu-Uiuk vi Ru.,lH The gold
supply DO ihe cars bank was s5lI317.'
40 10 April and increase o. $1,000. 600
iu one year
II wr aumm1usa The return rom
these nine banks $50 huI that Boo May Of
this year 10 y held gt,s7a7i5.G7 100 gold
coin and bullion a. against sitytug7-
ogI q wear ago, so that the gain m
twelve months has been iisl hta as. ~
at the rate OF more than $4,000, 900 a
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
A TERRIBLE GUS.
4 WEAPON THAT CAN DESTROY a snlr
TIN MILES DISTANT.

Maxim, the gunmaker, and Dr.
Schupphaus. the gunpowder expert,
have lust invented new cannon and
torpedo powder which will knock all
modern war vessels to pieces like egg
shells. This big gun will throw a huge
clnnon.ball full OF explosives ten miles,
and when II strikes It will smash into
kiniling.wood everything within hun
drcds OF feet
In tact, this new terror doesn't even
have TO hit .arship to do this. II the
shot lands IN the water near by Il will
sink the ship and stun everybody On
board from the force OF the explosion.
The discovery IS called the Maxim
Schupphaus system Of throwing aerial
torpcdoes from guns by means OF a
special powder which starts the pro-
iectilc with a low pressure and increased
is velocity by keeping the prgssutcs
well mp throughout the whole length OF
the gun" Patents ON the system have
been taken out In the United states and
European countries,
The special powder employed Is al'
most pure guu cotton, compounded with
such a small per cent OF nilrOglycerinc
as 10 possess none Ut the disadvantage
OF nitrOglyCcnne powders, ana pTcsctv'
ed from decomposition through a slight
admixtutc ol urea. II Is perfectly sale
to handle, aud can be beaten with d
heavy hammer on an anvil without eN
p.oding, -krthlHgc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

President; william Bulge. Paris.
Counselor: ! IT,. iIari, bloomington
VIM. l.. Rich, Paris.
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WHERE GOLD GOES.
hoLDIEGs oF LEADING EUROPEAN
BANKS.



The desire OF the great banks Of
europe Is to accumulate gold, and they
have been very successful.
First-Bank of England. On the last
day OF May this institution had Sts5.
257ol3 in gold coin aud bullion, This
was nearly $40 900 600 more than il had
at the beginning OF the year. As COM
pared with year ago there IS gain Of
$4,000, 900. As compared with two
years ago there rs gain OF 10000 900.
Secondhand OF France: Al the end
OF May this bank had 500, s27Sso in
gold. The bank has been iOusng gold
Of late, but nevertheless il holds s
10000 more than BE- had year ago
S7LuoJ,o9o more than ia 1893, and
sI5,oou,Ooo more than az tle cones
ponding period OF 1899.
Third-Austro.llung lriau Bank; It's
supply Of gold in MAY was larger than
ever beiorc-S9 S232559. This IS about
twice the supply year or two year
ago, and Is considerably more than
three times what 1t had on hand in Nay
1891,
Fourth--lmpeual German Bank; A.
The close Of May, this Institution bad
$3.50, 253,oS5 IN gold coin aud bullion
The gam IN year has been $4,000, 900
and IN Two years 50 10000.
Eilth-Nauonll Bank OF Belgium:
The gold In this institution has varied
out little in years, but 1t has Ssj25g,I51
lo~, which Is !2,5oo,ooo more than a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
Fmya< <. Ca4o.,.4z
TRY TIE POTATO CURE.
ARAw MURPHY TAHEs AWAY 4 DUSHtRE
MANS THIRST FOR wIlsKEy.

a prominent man In the affairs OF
Dunkirk yesterday related the following
incident 10 the Buffalo Courier:
zone day, two months after | had
signed the pledge, had a craving for =
drink Of whisky so strong that | could
see nothing else but drinks about me.
and iell rs II must have at least one
drink. told a friend OF my state OF
mind.
Gle said: You need not drink
! can tell you OF substitute that will
stop your discomfort. Get bowl Of ice
water and a raw potato, peel Il aud cut
down one end OF II to q size convenient
90 take in the mouth, Dip the potato In
The ice water aud suck II every time you
think you must have the wliiskey.'
81 did as he advised. took The bowl
Of ice water and the potato and placed
them on a table at the head OF my bed
and would dip the potato in the water
and place Il between my lips every few
moments I'LL went 10 sleep. ! woke
free from any desire to drink whiskey,
and have been free from Il ever since.
That one treatment eradlcatcd my crav
ing for whisky for all the time that la.
pl4Dgel -
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The other day "a certain family In
town sent to one ui the stores for egg,
which being brough, home were pre-
pared Tor the meal, says the Beaver
tlJHilA "futmB our eggs said the
small boy By ths expression he
meant these were the Identical egg
which sometime before had been stolen
from under a setting hen. which the
lady Vi this particular household had
set few days before. Tie small boy
had marked The eggs with lead pencil
aud when they clmc on the table hg
recognized the carigaturcs be had
drawn. The clerk at the store 10 buy.
ing the eggs had noticed the marks and
also the seller AMI was therefore able
to tell the purchaser who the rsg ihici
WAS.
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Summit County, Utah.


Presidents II $ Gowans, Tooolc.
tounselorsi g l. Anderson. Gnntsyllle,
George + Richards, Tuoelr.
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cur OUr his DIAPHRtGu
4 PATIENT SURVIVES \ REMARKABLE
SURGICAL OPERATION.

Andrew Schlcchi, As years old, OF
Newark, n j.. be said 20 be the only
person WAC has lived a'iar the removal
OF portion OF bis diaphragm The
muscle with which one brcaths. Dr.
Wendell OF the Elizabeth Hospital who
performed the operation, said ihat
Schlecht went TO the hospital four
weeks ago suffering from safcOmatous
tumor growing internally from the ribs
When removed this tumor weighed
four and one.hali pounds. Tnc ply
slcians had to remove portion OF the
chest wall ON the lett side, ncccssitating
the taking out OF some ribs. Ia cutting
out the tumor Il was necessary to re-
move a portion OF Schlechts left lung
part OF the perIcardial sac. or heart en-
vclopc. aud then the diaphragm. The
sections mentioned as removed could
not be replaced, and alter the cavity
was properly dressed the patient was
LETT to the caprice OF nature, and after
three weeks was discharged rs cured
krlklRPr
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RnnnnrL Cnnn,u. mn.


PRESIDENT Jesse W Crosby, Jr, Pan.
guitch.
Counselor: Mahonri NJ Steele, David
Cameron, panguitch.
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Una Connll. MuomInn.


President: Daniel d Macarthur, 81 George
Counselors; Anthony w WINS Eraslus
u SNOW, ~ George.
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Graham connty. Ar.onn.


Presidents David X Udall. springerylllo
CounsolorG J. y Freeman, VIM ii Gil.
bons. IT Johns.
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President; Christopher Layton, Tha,cbsr
Counselor-; w d johnson, NJ II Nor
rill, Thatcher.
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ALASKA'S BIG BEARS.
GOOD FISHERMEN, RoAomAKeRs ANr
FIERCE FIGHTERS,

what Hunters who Have Met the urissiy
Have to say Of lis ALASKA Cousin The,
10 Sot Tear Sian aud VIII rixht WINE
AInrinIr N.unuInI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

President George Osmoud, Alton.
Councillors WIN w Burton, Arson V
Call, Alton,
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weber stake.

President l. w Shurtlin, ogden.
Counselors; @ + Middleton, y o Fly.
gafC, ogden.
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San Luis stake.


President. Canutc Peterson, Ephrnim.
Counsclors: Henry Iioal, Ephrnimi John
II Malhon, Mnnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

President: VIM Paxman, Nephl.
tounsclors: Charles Sperry, James W.
PaNmsn. Nophi.
ftfyL gstta,t, nah
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H. H. means PresidiEg Eider'
Whercd Ward has no posi- OGcs n 10 oirn,
Hsdrtsf post once 10 u, and ne one ~ irbit! ~
residents obtain their mail, Is gireH IN Pirfhih''h
DES- When am changes occur IN ne JpJeg1.
no list, nc stake presiding 0Ncefs irW cnyuy,
dTOT On rrp0rfiHg the same o. me- lLshhA'
NEWS Oacs, 80 ne lot mdg be corrected
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President: Abram Hatch, ll0bor.
Counsclors; Il II Giles, II $ Alexander
ll0ber.
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President: VIM II Sceginiller, RIchnold.
Counselors; W II Clark, Joseph ;
Horne
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President: Goo g Parkinson, Franklin.
Counselors Solomon Ii Hale, Matthias
+ Cowley, Preston.
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Cache County, Utah

President, OrzOn smith, Logan.
Counsclorss simpson NJ MolCn, HyTumi
Isaac Smith, Logan.
CdrLF g0unty, Utah,
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Presidents w w Clun, Coalyillo.
Counsolors: Alma Eldredge, Coalylllc.
w T. Pack, Knmas.
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ttsi, stake

President: Edward Partridge.
Counsolou; David John and Reed
Smoot, Provo.
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N n. M L s
OF
PRESIDENCY AND BISHOPS
OF Tun
Organized Stakes Of Zion.


Presidents n T. Kicks, l,cxburg. Fro.
iuont county, Idaho.
Counsolors; VIM u RIgby, Drirgs, Fro.
mont county, ldauo. jas l. steele,
Iona, bingham county Idaho.
I1gsU4eag fi.tt.fY TlaHg
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President James l. Steele, Iona.
Counsclorsi Robert l. Bybee, Joseph ;
MulluOT, Iona.
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Prospont Hudgcr Clawson, Brigham.
Couusclor.. Adolphus Madison, Charles
Kelly, brigham.
nor Elder COUNTY, Utah.
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Morgan cO,.n,y, Utah

President; Richard FRY, Morgan.
Cuunsclor-. samuel Francis and w III
Rich, Morgan.
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President; George Teasdale, Juares.
Counselorsi A 4 Mcdonald and Henry
Eyring, Col0nia Juarez. Chihuahua,
Mexico.
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President, John W Hess, Pennington;
Couusolors. j Il Grant, Nost Bountiiuli
Jos. smith clark, Pennington.
Dauis County, Utrh.
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Boz Elder County, n

Presidents o g Hoskins. West Portage.
Counselorsi John NJ McCrary, VIM II
Gibbs, wa, Portage
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Wayne County, Utdh.

President Wills r. Robson, Los.
Counselor; Hans NJ Hansen and Gear
son ) Bast!an, Loa.
. :
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SENSATIONAL ACTION
or n Mob In EndearorinG to Obtain Con
fsssion OF n Murder Mystery.
s@,<.{ci n-,,,y.b n Oh. J,,<,,,,<,.-~

or Mob In EndearorinG to Obtain n Con.
fession of n Murder Mystery.
speeta! Dupatca to G. Inteiliqueer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 6.-Four
years.ago at their place Simon Wallace
aud his mother were murdered and the
house fired, consuming their bodies
with it. Several parties have been tried
for the crime and have always been &C.
Quilted for lack OF evidence, but feeling
asalways been kept alive and news has
just reached here OF an attempt made
several days ago in Elk to extort a con-
fession from John Mourning, a tough
character. who has already beea tried
for the crime, but turned loose.
Mourning. so the report goes, was
taken out Of bed on bitterly cold night
and almost naked was strung up BY tho
neck by mob OF unknown persons.
They tortured him terribly for over an
hour, but all efforts to make him con.
fess were without success and he was
finally cut down nearly dead and almost
frozen, carried four or FIVE mile. further
up Elk river and left at the house OF q
man named Harrison, where he is now
in precarious condition.
Little Of detail can be secured, but 1t
is known that Mourning accuses Gus
Higginbotham, who has also been tried
for the murder OF the Wallaces, OF being
one OF the mob. Mourning has recently
parted from his wife and had trouble
with her people, ana there is a theory
that they we're at the bottom OF the af-
fair, which is creating much excitement
and will probably lead to an investiga.
tion Of the Wallace affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-07
THE WEEK In CONGRESS.
Programme OF tho Two Houses oi
tho National Legislature.
THE FGTE OF THE CARLISLE BILL
Hangs IN tho Balance aud VIII Havo
Far-isoachinE Effect on Currency
LcGlslation-Tho Nicarnguan Bill In
tho senate-A Coup D'Etat May
Rcsult-Death of Representative
Post.

WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-Tho coming
week promises TO be q most eventlul
one in the house OF representatives. It
will not only determine the fate OF the
Carlisle currency bill so far rs the lower
branch Of Congress Is concerned, but in
tho event Of the defeat OF tho measure,
1t will hayo far.reaching effect on the
currency question and on the policy Of
Congress- and tho administration.
The Democratic house caucus which
will convene at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. unless postponed on account
Of the death OF Representative Post,
will be the first important step, as 1t Ia
expected to test whether any bill can
command majority, and what the
form OF tho bill ia to be. The house
will adjourn Immediately after its as
semblage out OF respect for MIR. Post.
Aruls fixing the future courae OF de-
bate will not be introduced until Tues.
day, and its terms will depend largely
on the event OF the caucus. 1t had been
hopuo " Sos Auui NOte Uy 1uBduay or
"Wednesday, but Mr.. Springer, who 10 in
charge Of the bill, says il may be nee.
essary to let the dobate run through
the week.
There are evidences, however, that a
coup d'etat will be put in execution BY
those opposed to the bill. This will be
motion to strike out all after the enact.
ing clause, which would be equivalent
to a motion to kill the bill. Il was by
a stroke Of this kind that the Morrison
tariff bill was sunmarily killed long be-
fore its friends had anticipated final
vote. The parliamentary leaders OF the
house have been consulted, and have
agreed that this move is in accordance
with their rules. They are expecting
the move, although it is not
known positively that it will be exo-
cuted. II an early vote is thus precipi-
tated, and all Of the bill after the enact.
ing clause struck out, it would do away
with the Eve minute debate and put
summary end to the struggle. II, how.
ever, the motion to strike out should
fail to secure majority, the FIVE minute
debate would proceed until the final
vote was taken.
There ia DO programme for the week
beyond the currency bill. as this meas
ure will exclude con.idera tion Of every.
thing elae until it ia settled.