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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-24
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Ph Fiji i5 AN6 sAgu HKbHRSG i as;
+ m M Z ErSm N H,, 9E fss On AioM Al
pAYis DAYS at?s p M. shTuRbAsYs lp y s
Passenger 9ccommoda tons unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and state
Fare. round trip, limited to Thirty g
Eor tickets and reservation. Of STATE Il e
Mntn str !, p e EsneIl office ut wharf
TfTpS5f N sysai svsry sGNp$S ssd
ln FINE she s asft EpGFi5s OF STEAMERS
and Elaine. sailing daily, except Sur
dd RoR e oE6 PoEyt S SS and kHr1e
'SS5, Norfo na s e 7So ana Line
~ FOR j :. 'ihiAMProN-At HIS a. m. ane
zoo g. m: 5ortsmoath at u 1905 81 and s s:os
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
2;i5 D. M: Bay Line Wharf ct 3 p. m:
day! yh ef H9SF yn%9SS1BS. WARE n1vnns-.
Daily EXCEPT Sunday. leaving Company'a
mhar5 aS At E gss q yhaEr PSSr ar9aH
E8R IEAGSk RRo9ESi1sN 6 an sEY
mouiI. S:i5 a. m: BAY Line Wharf, Nor
folk, ut 900 z; m; returning next day.
FOR SEVERN RIVER = Tuesday,
and Saturday from Connanyis
wharf at G;So a.. m; Portsmouth, Gas a.
m ;;o BAY S;ins, ei M21Tf69lIS : a ni m
8 p. m: Portsmouth, 3:l0
?; m. connecting at Suffolk with s. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. PoquosIn,
Ware, Severn and Nnnsemond rivers
'N9RTH' CtKRoLINA DlvIs1oN-For.
merry " N. and w. d. L.--Stenmer Albe-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, N.
c., Mondays at n. M; Thursdays. at !
= M, chrry;c;;S freiaht and passengers
Pungo and Pnmlico rivers.
Freight for Newborn. N, c.. received Mt
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change with
NJ. h. CROMWELL. Agent.
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Among our cotton ,xcn.

Liverpool reported sales 5000 bales
spot cotton yesterday. Contract mar
cline
Future contracts In New York closed
STEADY. . to { points advance. Sales.
2S9.%0o bales. March, SGi to sos: May.
S.l3 To %.l+: August. SO to S2l
Future contract market in New Or
icanS advanced tn 10 points, closing
steady. Sales. $4,000 bales
Bar silver in London. 20 T-l6d.
United States port receipts were So. IA
nal... aSatnst Ii,S9o bales last year and
II az bales in 1883.
New Orleans receipts to-day arc cs-
timated nj $1,000 to 1900 bales. against
Ellis bales last year ana $3.50 bules In
1885,
Cotton Exchange c!o@sd Christmas
day.
Liverpool Exchange closed 25th, oGth
and 9th.
Exposure to cold. damp winds may re-
suit IN pneumonia unless the system is
kept inNiGoratei with Hoods Sarsapn-
Iilla.
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baltimore Market.

Baltimore. Dec. 23-Flour-DulI;
western superiine, S2.45M2.65;. extra.
S2.I563.00; family. s3.l5Gl3.5O; winter
wheat. patent, s3.55@3.S5: Southern do.
SIS. tnMS $50: do. straight, s325@3.5O.
Wheat-Dull; No. red. spot and De-
ccmber. 63la@63S4c.; steamer No. 9, red
Gl@GlAc.: steamer. by sample, 62@6i16c.
do. on grade, 6lG64
CONFIRM; mixed. spot 32IS2Ac
year. 32GfS2Bc.; January. 32A GS2asc
February, 32@s 0327sc.; March. 3a@3sH G. !:
steamer mixed. 31@31Mc.: Southern
white. 3lG32c.; do. yellow. 31I 3plc :
Oats-Stcady; No . white western.
IA lac; No. > mixed do. 22I523c.
ltEe-Dull and easier: No. 9 4acI4I
near by; 450i6. western.
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Cape
Charles
Route
NGW York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go.

SIX HOURS %TlGKER THAN ANY
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY {. 1856.
LEAVE NORFOLK
40 a. III. daily, except Sunday-U'or;s-
moath. High street 100 a. MI
Arrive 1t Pliluarlphia 5:52 r.,
M: New York at S.3S n, m t.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
WV D. III. uaIiy, portsmouth. High street
a:!lD Arrive ut Philadelphia
!:lp a. IA; New York, 1:iS a, M
ARRIVE AT NORFOi.K
'!V9 u. m. daily. Nortsmouth. High street,
?:i0D leaving New York at D.
m. Philadelphia, Has y. IN.
Aliitl We AT NoRFOl4E
: oJ II M. daily except Sunday ports-
noah, High street, S:l5 d. M !
leaving New York ut $ a. m :
philadelphia, 1920 a. III.
CioSc connection made with all rail and
sound Zines To and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night traing
SSaps Charles Pullman T,Glfct and Far
Tor t'nrs on day trains between phiia-
dclrhin and Cape Charles
Through Tickets sold and iagra,;e
checked at Wakes Agency, under At
lantic Hotel, and on the steamers.
X. -. COOKE. General Agent
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Southern

Southern Fruits-Bananas, SlM125
PSI ouhch; oranges. Jamaica. $500 per
box: cocoanuis. S4.0Q per bur of 100.
l.. mons. $2.IoN3.50; Northern apples,
S2.75Qi.C0
Tnrnips. Sl.25: sweet potatoes. 81. 500
Si.'5; Onions. $1.75: parsnips, s.; celery,
DOC. bunch: carrots $l76
i'oult.y-ChIckenr ed, 6fool.c
spring chickens. l2GIlSc
Wholesale, lSG20c. per dozen.
Reeswax-27c. per pound
ueN-lrish potatoes: Eating pota.
Toes VIE per bag; Onions, sl75 per
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IisA vssL.Islss. .s.UIpil n.

I liz NoRk,OLIi,. ALyllh1ARLEi97 AN Is
iS,r,, NTlCiIsA1LKOAD co. 3, !.
s,Hus virginia, Bsach SGaslde HesorLf
'thaS w; HURT md w. VAN NOR
r,,.,, DEN, Receivers. 5EfA
me TABLE IN sEFFECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH: 1896 3; & n
lAiLY EXCEPT SUNDAY. s} 81 3,
Leave Norfolk-7 a. M. mi Xcd; II a. m,
'oSa III express: 4 y. m, local express. III
nr leave Virginia i3each-9 n. m, local ex-
press. '''' - : i'i r' 49, ,- os' 20
SUNDAY TRAINS: Gf
H. m. local eXDrcss. $500 - ,r->aht s''i'
.r LGnse virginia. Beach-l 80 p. M, local
cftpress: y. m, local express ,e''i' : -
ifaihs stops only on signals a I fnrerme.
eengers - p '1 me. 81 oii pusT
,o I.ocni Express trains make the trip In
loftS-hre minutes 800 ir,. -
r. p. HOLLAND.
General Superintcntlent
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Norfolk Cotton MARKET.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS,
Provisions.

Norfolk, Va, Dec %. 1895.
Fish--Mackerel. No. 2, in kegs, $500:
new. small, Sl250: new, medium. Sl2: No.
3, IN kegs, $3.50; Herring. Family Roe,
half barrel. S2.75; North Carolina Cit
Herring. SS.25Q3.75; Eastern, in barrels,
Mess Pork-New, 1915.
1iam-Pork, S1O.35
Hams-SmIthfleld. 14Q17c.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs. $500. fat
backs, 4sc.: bellies, SIZE. MS to size
pieces; pork plate. $49O95O0.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, 6%c.
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Money .SsarIICf.

New York Dec. 23.--Money on call ac-
tive: SM1a per cent; last loan at and
closing offered ri 9. Prime mercantile
paper. lisr5l. per cent. Bar silver
Gd& Sterling Exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at
4SlH Q4SS for sixty days and 4S9A 0iS91s
for demand. Posted rates ASST "a :?0'b.
Commercial bills. - Government
bonds. weak. State bonds. quiet Rail-
was steady
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Peas-Steady: Black Eye Peas. 81 75GI
$50 per bag: Black. G0Q10c. per buahel.
Col1-Southcrn white, quiet, at 3ic.
90 oats-Steady: Mixed. &c; white,
Mill Feed-Afarket steady. Bran
SIS: shipstun, or middling, sli:
meal white boltcd. per 80 lbs, i5c.
Hay-Western No. l. Timothy. SIS. so
GI9.oo: Maryland and Virginia, No
l Timothy, $3.50: No. .. SIS 50.
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Bacon-shoulders, CSC.

l'reasts-Sugar cured. S%c
I4ard-Purc lard, tierces 7@7Mc.. "a to
cases and tubs. 1i4c. over tierces; com
pound. sac: terces. in cases. size.
Cheese-Cream. 10G10kc.: Western
Dairy, gG3hc.
Euitc,-Aiarket strong; New York
state dairy, new, &c.; fresh cream
cry, 24Q25c.; Western, 16@20c.
Kerosene Oil-F'irm: lie degrees. lie.
GO degrees, lSlac.: Red. 150 degrees, lac
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SsRg0LR 8 SOUTHERN R, r, CO,

SCim.DlI.r. ~ a,t1l",' Nov ., 1..5
!. NAIL ANp ExrREss LEAVES 8 NOR 5ti::
Ferry. iiopcr. I'antcso. BelhavSterne. he ey.
Gonmrets - E ti,it Win y. ana S. r. Il.
ton ana Windsor TUESDAY. rIiTiRS-
D. DAr Z, : and SATURDAY for ali landings
and Wi:DNESiiAYS for Saimom ms c ,rDst'
Virginia Dare for Makcle VIII s's ssm.b
Creek Aurora. Washington ana term.
datc landings.
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR.
{ = ~: hc aiV 7; IN daily except sunday for
day and Saturday for Newborn. Roanole
G 1;dhldhHt; M2 yia G'y I>ins,on ANA
Jacksonville. Wilmington. y c.. amd ali
stations OH To ". N.,nud n. II. H.
,,,rr ARRIyE CT NORFOLK.
Sunday a, 40 p, m. and Express daily
."ith all rail and steam lines at Norfolk
Tor ne North, Fast anG West. Passenger
Stations , foot OF East Main street. Nor
ton on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST FREIC;iiT LINE AND OLD DO.
aud East Via NO. folk and &or:olk SG ana
Freight received daily until p m. and
toIr%prdiy pronptiy at low rate;
General oitice of the N. anu s. r. r. Co,
=, Genesnl Freigh, and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
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Cash Quotations-Flour easy; No. .
spring wheat 53c.; No. red, 59A 9D608 c. !;
corn, 25Ac.; oats. l7@17Ac.
Mess pork, ST.G24Qp7,T5: lard, $525O
5.27h; S. r. sides, $4.20@4.25: u. SNshQul-
dels, $d.37M@4.G2k; S. c. sides. S4!37a@
Whlsley, S1.22
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RoANoKE. NORFOLK AND

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEA MROAT co.
Commencing Sunday, September LIST,
1895. the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every "Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at r. IN.
Freight received only on sailing days.
Telephone s. WAL RANDALL.
Agent
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Market steaCy; Prime, SC: strictly
prime, SAC; fancy, SSsc.; common IIs1
21ac.; Spanish. 81.
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daily. B-Eieakrast. D-Dinner. s.
No. A connects at Weldon with A. G..
i Lane. l.ullman Glcepcrs Portsmouth 10 Al
on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
CONNECTS ut Franklin with steamer Olive
Tor l:dcnton and landings on the river
CONNECTS at Raleigh with Southern rail
WY Tor Ashcvillc, y. c.. ana All inter
meu!atc points on the w ~ C. r. r.
Nos l03 and IL Vestibule Limited Train
NO extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pull.
man sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta In
open al y q, m. for reception OF pnsselircrs
connects directly at Atlanta win W. and
~; X X for Chattanooga. Nashville and
III points West. Connects with A. and "
y. +. X for Mobile. Montgomery. Nev
Orleans and ali points Southwest
ARRIVE.
no, iU2. Atlanta special, go a. M
: NO 3A-Alhii and express $50 D. m
i'or tickets and baggage checked TO all
points South and Southwest, sleeping car
reservation and general information. call
on or address
w. V. H. WILLIAMS
iiG ,a,,,, Agent 2l' High street. Ports
GEORGE McI'. Bate.
travelling Passenger Agent, Portsmouth
r. J: ANDERSON. J. w. BROWN. Jr..
>, Ser i'nss, Agent. Pass. Agent
T. 81 JOHN. J. II. WINDER
fice-iiesldcnt. Gen'l Manager.
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A rLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER

II, 1885
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf, daily.
go a m: West, Norfolk, 9:45 a. m. for
i,r,,,,, and al Intermediate stations,
Norfolk. So, p. m, West Norfolk, 5:S:, %,
m Leave J.awrenccville daily (eXcept
Vile at 1880 a. IN.
Competition made at Danvile and JEFF
iress Junction with Southern Railway
ham, South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF the n and VI.
Pullman sleapors between DanyiI,c
&shcyille. Atlanta. Augusta, Memphis
and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
Mt Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
At wharf Norfolk, w V. II. Williams
W. TT. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent:
G. o. IAINES
Superintendent.
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GLIDE'S REGULAR LINE STE, AM =
,,,IS FOR PlIitADELPHIA.-oi Only
diTect lire from Norfolk TO Philadelphia:
pointed to- sail from Norfolk every Mob
day, wednesday and Saturday nts 8 Sp.:
Thursday and Saturday. Y .'s / W; a5 5.sy e
through bills OF lading to all: pointsf
south and Southwest via ScaboartfS S Hiyj
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Vireinsa.4 q
tennessee Air Line Railroad. y s1s6n55sissS
General Southern Agent, Norfolk 3
. W. p. CLYDE sStJS,. - ss W.
Agents, Philadeipf .la; #
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Sugnr Mnrisct.

Market firm. Out of town prices are
dereaucnt on the delivery rates to the
different points. Local sales are being
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-24
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
iNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
NORTH BOUND.
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S.. x. T.. snApoAnD AIR LINE.

ABSOLUTELY THE 5HORTESr ANN
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTiI-oNLSN
~ HOURS TO ATLANTA
eSiiEootE IN EtFECT SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER ~ 1885.
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'I'rea vs:t.EIs>, GUrl,Eo
PIREGE Rour
FoR PROVIDENCE.

FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TuESpAny. ,THrRspAY and SAT
oKpAf ut p m
FARES TO In01SSTT3oN IND rRovI-
First class. inclIGin.: meal, and sa-
loon S!ntcrouni b"-th........... 600
sG,cond class. including meals and 80
r EnR SAVANNAH: It'll. IT'LL. ~
Every WEoNESpAT ana SATURDAY
Farc,-Frst class, ineindinG meals
Fare secymi class. including; meals 81 o.
Tcrisha!,ir Fr"ii;ht sent Via. irovidcnr@..
forwarded 10y caiTiy iraiin TO BOSTON. ti ana
at the same rate as by direct steamers TO
,Ierisnnhlc FreiEh,s. no. received later
shs - 53S @a IN S days Gays r Gt ffs5Se
For further information apply to
i \. WS,miGi!r: AGENT; N@rf1Is, Va:
i . WHITNEY Traffic Manaxcr.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
Z OH RICHMOND. PETERSBURG. OLD
L POINT. cLAREMoNT. NEWPORT
NEWS and J;yncs river landings direct by
Observation-Disclosures Navigator Company's
Elegant steamer POCAIiONTAS Ionves
Clyde's Wharf. Norfolk. every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
z Il. m, touching At Portsmouth. Old
Point. Newport News going and returning,
arriving at Richmond about p m, con.
Meeting with al evening ira ms. Fare to
Richmond. $50: fare to Richmond and
return, $3.50: fare to Richmond. second
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route To Richmond Peters
burg, Wavcrly, llicksford and stations on
Atlantic and Danvilic railroad and MI
points via Richmond. Tickets for saiefat
ticket agencies of Wake * Son, II
Brandt and on board steamer.
Freight received daily, Sunday excepted,
for all above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
Agent.
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LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

LEAVE NORtOLlS DAILY. iE,rif
'0 a. H. Peeor sbhsqso Ris dhnressda aSS
W ,,iigtt. also. for
fk oyga hinefieud ko Poeas;oP Raa
eago. Sleeper, Roanoke to I
COLUMBUS without CHANGE
Also for Pulaski. Bristol,
knoxviHe, Chattanooga and
o.,, intermediate Points. II
9@ p M l PnasR tiete1H sSs,nG R,adford:
BluefieId. and Pocahontas:5
also for. Rocky Mount and
gu las, sta Hens, on WinTton-
Roanoke. Connects at Roas
nGke at G:15 a. m. with
Washington and Chattanoo-5
ga. limited for all points
South and West Pullman
sleepers, Roanoke to Mem
phis and New Orleans $t7gSl
a II r E.-Norfolk daily, s:25 a. M.
NoREoLk ANp 3: Rf icy SiSo Fl m ~ n
arrive Richmond TOO p. m, &
connecting for WashinRton.
Baltimore. Philadelphie and
Richmond 500 q. M, arrivoi
N9rfolk ll:2s e. m. stops
1;e and Petersburg. Sscond.1
CLASS tickets not accenteilS
IS for passage on these trains
N other daily trains iesvs
at Richmond IL los q. IN. 4 Se *
turning, leave Richmond $50?
=. m: arrive Norfolk 800
For fu:ther information as to tickets.
PdddIess w Go{TR TSai pistrI:t;
Agent 126 Main street o~ y - n Ets ~
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For further Information as to tickets.
address r. W. COURTNEY, :" Distri.:r;
Passenger Agent; c. II. BOSLEY. Tioksf
Agent. 126 Main street, or c. 10. y FinSf,sg
Agent. depot Norfolk and Western rail-
road W. 3. BEVILIj,g s.ssts9s
General Pa ssengeraA emf :!t5i
General Office Roanoke. Va s.;:1lS&
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NJ |!!G!' { !. u HorfoIkGHsstsrnR

EDULE IN EFFECT DEC. i. 1896
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The trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
The steamers are comparatively new. hay
ing. been built In 1881, and are fitted up
tric lights. call bells and steam heat in
each room The tables are supplied with
every delicacy OF the season from the
Tickets on sale at 3. & o. ticket office: n
& G. office, at w. T.. Wakes &: Co.'s
For further information apply.
n re y I. CALLAHAN.
Aeiepnone, All. Agent,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-24
TO HIT FRATERNAL ORDERS.
A Blow at Secret Society Insurance by Old
Line Companies.

Blow at Secret Society Insurance by Old
Line Companies.
The members of the legislature who
belong to the A o. L. W., Modern Wood
men and other fraternal insurance or
ders, are up in arms today because of an
effort which is being made by the old
line life insurance companies to get a
bill through the Legislature which will
put all fraternal insurance companies
under the jurisdiction of the state super
intendent of insurance.
Chairman John W. Breidenthal of the
Populist state central committee, who is
a prominent fraternaI insurance man.
and Webb Men all, who is high up in A.
0. L. w. and Modern Woodmen circles,
say that house bill No 124 is a direct
thrust at every member of fraternal in
surance order in Kansas, and that there
are between $4,000 and 1O0, 900 members
of this class of orders in the state.
Mr.. Breideuthal says:-'It has been
shown that the fraternal orders are able
to manage their own affairs and as they
are purely cooperative the state has no
business interfering with their manage
ment'
Webb McNall says-"The fraternal
orders do not have a reserve
fund and no money is at
stake. except that advanced from month
10 IuOQCn Dy the members themselves TO
pay losses. and the losses are always
paid. If the fraternal orders are to be
put under the control of the state super
intendent of insurance, it simply enlarges
the duties of that officer and works a
hardship to the people who are trying to
help themselves"
The bill in question, which is causin g
so much trouble. WAS introduced by j.
X. Cubbison at the request of Will T..
Walker, of Kansas City, Kan.
Mr.. Walker says this is bill prepared
at the Fraternal congress last fall,
where it was agreed that it sould be in
troduced in every state where the legis-
lature convenes this winter. Mr.. Walker
was on the floor of the house today look
ing after the measure he is interested in.
The fraternal insurance men say this
bill would do very we'll in Illinois and
other states where the fraternai orders
are already under the state insura ance
department, but that it is Dad thing for
Kansas and will not be tolerated if there
is enough fraternal influence to prevent
its C2SSaUR
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-24

lication of reports that are not only
worthless but extremely costly.
Senator Parker amended the bill cut
ting the amount squarely in two. After
a long debate the amendment was lost.
the Republicans, Except Mr.. Thacher).
voting for the amendment, and the Pop
ulists Except Mr.. Reid voting against it.
Mr.. d Hard (Dem.) voted with the Re-
publicans
This means that the Populist majority
will pass the bill in the senate.
At 3:15 the appropriation for state
printership deficiency passed the senate
by a vote of 81 to g. Senators Dillard,
Brown. Carpenter, Danner, Robbins and
Williamson voted against it.
The senate then adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-24
NO USE FOR THEM.
Our Useless Naval Vessels Told to
Go and PIaX,, Somewhere.

Our Useless Naval Vessels Told to
$50 and Play" Somewhere.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-It is expected
at the navy department that three of Ad-
miral Beardslee's squadron now at Mare
Island, Cal, will put to sea Immediately.
The vessels are: The Bennington,
Alert and Ranger. As stated in these
dispatches several days ago, Secretary
Herbert had decided that it would be
better to send the solps to sea in active
service rather than allow them to remain
tied up at the navy yard.
Orders were sent accordingly to Ad-
miral Beardslee to get the ships off as
soon as possible, sending them wherever
he pleased, so long as they were not far
away from telegraph communication.
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the company Is sufficient to prevent
writ from being issued The claim OF
violence, amounting to a prevention, is
not legally made out Instances of vio-
lence generally by others than the form
er employees of. the company is shown,
but it is also shown that not only the
police force of the city, but over 1000
soldiers are preserving order and l can
not believe that this company is not pro-
tected in its rights, nor do | think any
question of fact is fairly raised on that
head"
Gradually Get New Employees.
Besides the persistence of the company
in failing to run its cars except as it may
gradually get employees to accept its
terms being in itself unlawful, as | have
shown. must necessarily be bad ex-
ample tending to public dis9uiet if not TO
some disorder.
In respect of the queftion of hours and
Of wages between the company and its
employees. its duty was to have gone on
with its full complement of employees.
having the right gradually and from day
to day to supersede its employees if If
can, by new employees who will work on
its terms, or supersede them all at once
when it has obtained sufficient number
of new employees for that purpose; but in
such controversy il has not the right
to stop its cars while it is thus gradually
getting other men.
If the people of the state were run
ming these roads they would not thus in
cOmmude aud damage themselves, and it
must not be forgotten that this corpora
ton is entrusted with the running Of
these roads as the servant of the people
of the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-24
THE SENATE.
Some Interesting Appointments Sent to
the Senate To-Day

Some Interesting Appointments Sent to
the Senate To-Day.
In the senate this morning the WAYS
and means committee presented an ap-
preparation bill giving the Topeka in
sane asylum $223, ,528, to carry along its
general running expenses for the next
Two years. The Osawatomie institution
did considerable better with $3O2,6S1
Senator Helm proposed a bill Eeduc-
ing the salary of Chancellor Snow of the
State University. The bill in a general
way fixes $3,500 as the maximum paya-
BILE to chancellor of the university, presi-
dent of the state normal school and presi-
dent of the agricultural college. Chan
cellor Snow now gets $4,000 President
Taylor and President Fairchild now get
only $4,000 each.
Senator Landis in a bill advanced to-
day proposes to abolish the board of
public works. The functions now per-
formed by that body will oev Dive upon
the boards controlling the several insti-
tutions.
Senator Willcockson, by request intro
duced bill describing malicious and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-24
THE HOUSE.
1t Passes a Large Number of Local
Bills.

1t Passes a Large Number of Local
Bills
There were enough members in the
mouse today who wanted to hear the ex-
citing tale of the journal to defeat mo-
ZION TO do away with its reading. Mr..
cannon of kingman, gave notice he
would at some future time, move a re-
consideration of the resolution passed
yesterday IN regard to enrolling clerks
Mr. Brown of Crawford, introduced a
Dill creating the office of state commits
sioner OF h5heries and providing for the
protection of fish in Kansas streams
Mr.. Simons of Sumner. presented
bill prohibiting the issuance of passes r.
public officials. 1t declares that no state