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Committee Meetings.

The Senate Finance Committee last
night did its first WORK upon the general
appropriation bill, and Will continue The
same until its report is ready for submis-
sion. The Chairman, Senator VOORHEES,.
says the report will be handed in by
Monday at the latest, ana on Saturday
provided the Senate does not adjourn
upon Thursday, for the week. which will
give the committee ample time to exam
inc into the merits Of the many claims
now pending.
The Senate Committee on Claims had
up for consideration last night the claim
OF Violet +. Smith OF this city, widow Of
the late John D. Smith, and her two
daughters. The matter was taken under
Amusement.
The bill for the reorganization Of the
National State Guard was before the Sem
ate Finance Committee yesterday after
noon. y number of communications
from officers CT the guard were exam
ined, giving reasons for dividing the force
into brigades from one to five. 1t was
agreed TO report the bill back. recon-
mending that the force be reorganiZed
into three brigades, as that number, il
was believed, would give greater consist
eucy and better results than any other
number.
At meeting of the Senate Committee
on Commerce and Navigation last night.
y. y. IL II, luSbI NClluS our cGlalOrS ana
requesting our Congressman to use all
honorable means to secure legislation for
a deep-sea harDOr at some point in Los
Angeles county, was reported back with
a recommendation favorable to its adop-
ton.
Senator Androus' resolution, that a
special committee of three be appointed
with authority TO investigate the amount
collected as pilot charges by the Pilot
| Commissioners of San Francisco harbor
during the past four years. was called up
and specialized upon. Not one of the
committee had an idea as TO the intention
of the author in having offered the reso-
luton, and 1t was agreed that the Chair
man, Senator Aahoney, should inter-
view him on the subject so that the COM
mittee mig bit act intelligently.
Senator Gesford's bill, 100, which pro-
vides for the incorporation of societies
for the enforcement of the law and the
prosecution of public offenders, was re-
ported back without recommendation by
the Senate judiciary Committee. with the
understanding that a substitute bill
should be drawn and submitted The
bill is after the manner of the present law
regulating the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, the Society Tor
Prevention of Cruelty, ETC., and is in
tended to more etfectuaily prevent cruelty
TO animals.
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Superior Court in all counties. and cities
and counties, havinga population of 200,-
U00 and over, to appoint a Secretary, was
passed-ayes H. noes 4.
y. b. 392, to prescribe conditions upon
which certain foreign insurance corpora
tions, associations, partnerships, or indi-
Vlduals may be permitted to transact in
surance business in the State of CaIifor-
mia, was ssed-ayes II, noes 8.
A. Is. II l, TO prescribe conditions upon
winch certain insurance associations
known as Lloyds may be admitted 10
transact insurance business in this State,
was taken up. DinkelspieI explained
the object OF the bill, which was passed.
ayes As. noes l.
A. Is. 272. to provide for investigation
OF nres by the insurance department, and
10 make provision for the expenses of
the same, was taken up. Dinkelspiel ex-
planned that 1t would be in favor of the
insured, aud prevent the insurance COM
panles from keeping a claim hanging for
long time.
Bulla. Dodge, Powers, Davis and others
opposed 1t, saying the expense must
come gut Of the State and would not help
the insured person.
McAelyey said that the custom of the
adJusters Is to CroSS-examine the insurer
ana trap him into some admission that
the loss may have occurred through him.
N>AANN oA4OIi AOACo LIN 10 compromise Tor
one-naIf or one-quarter of the amount of
his insurance under threat Of arrest and
prosecution. This bill will protect the
insurer
Dodge said that it was MOI the business
OF the Assembly to take care of such
k-minded people.
DlnkelSplel said ii the law prevented
one such extortion it would be a good
one.
Inc bill was deieated-ayes II, noes %
and DInkelspiel gave notice of motion
to reconsider.
a. b. $50, to provide for fixing the COM
pensation and reducing the number OF
employees paid out Of appropriations
maoe by the State, or moneys that would
otherWIse go the State, was taken up out
OF order on motion of Bachman, who
spoke in favor OF the bill as one in favor
OF retrenchment in the right direction
ana one by which an annual saving of
over 100000 could, he was informed, be
secured. The bill was passed-ayes 62,
noes 0.
At 1870 P. NJ. the Assembly took a re-
cess till . p NJ
The record-union., 1895-02-20

In the Senate yesterday morning the
bill to prevent the adulteration of food
and drugs was passed after a spirited OPP
position, while the bill to regulate the
sale and redemption of transportation
tickets was made the special order for this
morning.
The afternoon session was busy one,
and quite a number of bills passed. The
bill which called for oratory, however.
was the one regulating the hours of labor
ln sawmills, shingle-mills and logging
camps. The debate was the most ex-
tended one of the session. and so strong
was the opposition that action was not
taken,
The appointment of Z. L. Colnon as
Harbor Commissioner was confirmed by
the Senate.
The Assembly morning session wit
messed no sensations, long reports of the
Judiciary and Ways and Means Commit
tees being read, the latter reporting adj
yersely on a number of appropriations.
The Committee on Swamp and Over
flowed Lands reported adversely on the
Sacramento Valley drainage bill, and
Gutter. the Chairman, stated that it had
been introduced by the author by request
and that he had stated before he intro
duced it that he did not favor it and
would vote against it.
The Assembly accepted an invitation to
be present at the laying of the corner
stone of the Native Sons new hall in
San Francisco on Friday.
a number of Assembly bills were
passed in the morning and a number of
Senate bills were passed in the afternoon.
The woman suffrage bill, which was
the special order in the afternoon, was
passed by vote of IS to 20.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee
reported adversely on the bill ito pro-
mote freedom of speech in courts of just
ice,'' which is understood to be for the
purpose Of reinstating Attorney Phil
brook, who was disbarred by the Su-
preme Court.
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Senator Hart, for the Committee on
Attaches. Contingent Expenses and Mile
age, reported back fayorably the resolu-
tlon providing that Joseph Turner be
appointed rear porter of the Senate at a
per diem of 81. Turner has been acting
as porter the entire session, but has
drawn no pay. The resolution was
adopted.
SUSPENDING THE RULES.
Senator Smith offered resolution that
the rules be suspended and that S. b. 1926,
which provides that the State Treasurer
shall be allowed bookkeeper for the en-
tire year instead OF six months, be passed.
Senators VOORHEES, and Orr objected,
giving as reasons that Thursday of each
week was set apart for urgency bills.
The roll was called, and, the necessary
tWo-thlrds not being present, Senator
FORD moved call of the house. The
doors were closed and VOORHEES, moved
that further proceedings under the call
be dispensed with. The motion was lost,
ana Senator Orr moved a recess until P.
NJ, which was also lost.
by this time the necessary two-thirds
had been brought in and voted for the
suspension, and on motion of Ford the
| further proceedings under the call was
dispensed with. The resolution was
adopted by vote of % to 4.
The Dill was read the first and second
time and passed by vote of Is to l. SEN
ator Orr changed his vote from no to aye,
and gave notice that he would to-day
give notice to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was passed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bills were introduced and referred tc
committees as follows:
by Biggy-Relating to libel and SLAM
der.-Judiciary.
BY Holloway-Relating to public
schools. and Public Morals.
by Earl-Relating to cemetery corpo-
ratiOns.-
by, DEMONSTRATING to the purchase
OF toll roads. and Highways.
By Voorheis-Appropria money
Ior the contingent expenses OF the Sen
te.-Finance.
by Langiord-Relating to the State
Board OF Nlticulture. agriculture.
BY DEMONSTRATING to the Board oil
Bank commissioners and appropriating
| money Tor its support.-Finance
BY Seymour-To establish a uniform
system OF county government.-Coun
Government.
10 provide for the disestablishment of
corporations. '-COrporations.
By. SImpson-TO promote the purity OF
Observation-Disclosures.
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Senator VOORHEES, offered a resolution
providing that the bill making an appro-
prlatlon Tor the contingent expenses OF
the Senate be taken up and passed, as
! there was no money TO pay the mem bers
| their weekly stipend. The resolution was
/ adopted, the bill read the first and second
time and passed by vote of 30 to 0.
Al II o CLOCK recess was taken until
p. NJ.
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The third reading Of bills was taken M

The third reading Of bills was taken M
and bills disposed of as follows:
y. B. 10, to provide for Police Courts in
cities having 10000 and under LOG. 600 in
habltants. and to provide for officers
thereof, and to provide tor Clerks of
Police Courts in cities of $4,000 and nm
der $4,000 inhabitants, and to provide for
Clerks OF Police Courts in cities having
over so, 600 and under 100000 innabitants,
was amended by committee of one.
y. b. I5I, authorizing the Judges of the
The record-union., 1895-02-20
Is HOURS
And opening several other popular
routes to prominent Eastern cities.

Immediate connection is now made in
New Orleans with the fast through trains
Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL for Memphis,
st. Louis and Chicago; the QUEEN q
CRESCENT for Chattanooga, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Bos-
ton; also the PIEDMONT AIR LINE and
the SBABOARD AIR LINE for Atlanta,
Danville. Richmond, Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York and other
Eastern cities, and in many cases reduc-
ing the time an entire day.
The record-union., 1895-02-20
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
The Woman Suffrage Bill Passed
in the Assembly.

Exciting Debate in the Senate on the
Hours of Labor In Sawmills-Colnon
Confirmed as Harbor Commissioner
The Drainage Bill Reported ADJ
versely by the Assembly Committee
on swamp and Overlooked Lands
an Invitation Accepted to go to
san Francisco Friday.
The record-union., 1895-02-20

A resolution to pay the Sergeant-at-
Arms Sll0 for furnishing the floor of the
though quiet opposition. The opinion pre-
vailed with number of Senators that the
charge was exorbitant. The resolution
was. however, adopted, when Senator Orr
changed his vote from no to aye and
moved to reconsider the vote by which
the resolution was adopted. The motion
prevailed and the reconsideration made
the special order for $50 p. ".
The record-union., 1895-02-20

HOoD's Sarsaparilla positively cures
even when all other medicines fail. 1t
has a record of success unequaled by any
other medicine. Be sure TO get Hoods
and only Hoods.
The record-union., 1895-02-20

THE leading music store in Northern
California is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale, Eilers Il Co.., 63l j street.
The record-union., 1895-02-20
ASSEMBLY,.

The Assembly was called to order
at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Lynch in the chair.
Rollcall showed a quorum present
Prayer was offered by the Chaplain,
Rev. o. Summers.
The reading OF the journal was dis
pensed with.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Guy, for the Committee on Municipal
Corporations, reported on a. b. COZ, to
provide for contracts for lighting streets
and public buildings in cities and towns.
recommending that it pass as amended;
recommending that A. b. S97 pass as q
substitute for A. b. 80, relating 10 levy and
collection of taxes in cities; 1avorably on
). Is. q, relating TO municipal organiza-
tons; y. b. 62l, relating to free libraries
Powers. for the San Francisco deIega-
ton, reported favorably on A. b. SD.
authorizing the construction of hospital
buildings, and A. Is. S24, authorizing the
construction of public buildings.
Cutter offered resolution that the
State Printer be instructed 10 print 400
copies OF a blank form relative to COM
pensa,ion of employees, and the resolu-
ton was adopted.
THE DRAINAGE ACT.
Cutter, for the Committee on Swamp
and Overlooked Lands, reported adj
versely on 4. b. 654, to create the Sacra-
mento Valley Drainage District, recon-
mending that the author be allowed to
withdraw it.
The record-union., 1895-02-20

To be whirled across the continents
from ocean to ocean in 3 days, from San
Francisco to New York, with only one
change, in the most palatial train that
ever crossed continent. and in a
climate of perpetual spring, is possible
by the SUNSET ROUTE only, and on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
IT Is CLEVELAND

The Liyely spider. Win tho Decisive
Game lutho rSmplo Cup serls,-YUuus
PhehrdN ORma Worth Intercollegiate.
Ter .lli Hard,
Baltimore, oc', S.-'rho Temple cup
goes to Cleveland rs result Of to,day's
game, III which tito champions wore
outplaycl AZ every point, Up to the
seventh inning, however, 1t looked as
II either side might win, although
Hotter suffered rather more than Young
and tho visitors GOT the most men to
bases Alter this there was trouble
and the home team had all It. Young
opened the fatal period with corklnG
double Ia center, aud DurkelI followed
with n angle to right field. lhHn Me-
kean went out Tho next man to The
bat popped mp an easy fly to Kelley in
lett field, and tho side should have bean
out, II was not, though, by q long shot,
Tor Kelly dropnei the lily and Childs
went to first Young coming home with
the first ran OF the game. Thea Me-
Aloor banged the ball out in GrodIe's
DAlnWlCR Tor q single ana BnfEott caule
home, More anguish was caused when
Captain Tehoau hit safely TO right,
bringing Childs homo. Zlmmar ended
the game by striking out.
The Orioles main tally in their half
OF tho seventh, but tho Spiders more
than neUtralizol II by adding two to
thotr string in the eighth. In the last
hall oil the ninth matters looked critical
for a few minutes, Us Young became
Wild aud sent McGraw ana Keller to
bases on balls, aitor which no hi, Jen'
nings and tho buses we're full. Clarke
and Holor had been put out before
this, howaVor, and the best the Cham
pions could do was a single run, which
Mciraw brought in on Kelly'a hit
Then Brodio rappod a little ono TO
loung, who threw il to lebeau ere
Walters brorans could reach bag mum
ber one, The game was over, the Tenn
Pile cup was lost and won, and tho
hearts Of tho baltimore rootsrs were rs
lead within their breasts. Nine thou
sand people saw the game. Scare;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
ouLngnsoN,s LATEST "oANn.n
Veudig, Julian aud brady to be Prosecuted
for CousuiFNCy,

Heudtg, Julinn aud Brady to be Prosecuted
for Conspiracy.
DALLAS, TEXAS, Oct. S.-W. X. Wheel.
ock, secretary of the Florida Athletic
c ub, wa, served with papers to-day to
opOar before tho grand jury at Austin.
apers are also out for William A.
Brady, manager Of James ]. Corbe.s, and
Martin Julian. manager OF Bob FilEsim-
mona. The papers are Issued on Ru.
ihoTity Of Article $50 OF the Texas PenRl
Code, which provides: ~ conspiracy
entered into In this state, for the pur-
pose OF committing any felony in any
oil the states OF territories OF the United
States, or In any foreign territory,
shall DO punished IN the same manner
as II the conspiracy so entered into was
10 commit the 0lsnIe in this state.
The penalty for such conspiracy by tho
Texas criminal code is: Confinement
in the penitsntiary not ess than two
nor more than five years.
Governor CulbsriOu and Attorney
General Crane have apparently deter.
mined on war 10 the knife against
stuart, and propose proIscuting him
aud his associates in the courts. at Aus.
tin, on alleged violation Of the new anti
prize fight Jaw, which makes prize fight
ing felony.
There Is much uneasiness at the
Florida Athletic Club, aud the new do
yelopments have caused a sensation. 1t
.5lGs as II tho only way out OF the
trouble is 20 test the new laT on tho
ground of uncons.ituliOaRlisy.
Papers NwOro served on Brady a. l
o'cIocl; this afternoon. Vendig will DO
served when he arrives tonight. There
are no papers for stuart. WheelocS,
Brady and Julian have given bond to
appear before the Travis county grand
Jury at Austin. They will depart for
Au,in tomorrow. Friends OF stuart
declare Cuibsraou is trying to crush
him. He wishes to use the witnesses
attached to indict staart for violation Of
the neW la5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
Hi:I.i.NIiiIa.
All Sorts OF Local Sow. aud Gossip from
tho GlRIs CITY

tho Glass CITY
1t has developed that tue man found
in4Onsible in an alley the other night
had, with companion, Visited a house
in tho alley whore there was some one
who did not want TO DO diyturbed,
The companion got away safely aud
kept quiet, while the unfortunate who
was carried to the city building got
aandbaggoi. The assallAnt IL not
known. II IL only known that several
persons frequent tho house in question
and that one OF tho irsqusnters did the
job, because these fellows wanted to
go ia. Forester Ia abO TO walk around
and Is now at tho house OF friend.
Three Democrats mot at StsubonVille
yesterday aud named TWO senators to
ill out their ticket in this joint sena'
Iorial dislTiCt. They named j, j. Wey'
send, OF Columbiana county, and John
H. Eatep, Of Harrlson, This county was
represented by proxy, the chairmen OF
the county committees in tho other
three counties naming the candidates.
Mr.. Roy Elliott, moulder in the
BGlluire stove foundry, and Miss Annie
Winfield, OF Mansfield, called Mt the
home OF Rev. II. A. l.. King Monday
night and were married. They will
make their home here.
Mayor Dubois, Marshal Bahra and
several other citizens were at st, Clalrs.
villO Yesterday in tho casea against
Luther Boyd, Eva Hammond aud 9th.
era from here charged with tue commits
sion Of crime.
The city council last night authorized
tho finance committee to negotiate a
loan to pay the quarantine guards 70.
Gently put on BY the board Of health,
and instructed tho board-to incur no
further Expense.
Capt. John 4. Lane, passenger agent
oil tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pRny Tor this section, and vile. RETURN
cd Yesterday from pleasant visit with
Baltimore friends.
James Deegan, SPLENDID young
man who formerly lived IN this city, has
been appointed ticket agent for the Bal.
timOro & Ohio Railroad Company at
Bsnwood.
Tho deputy election supervisors will
hold meeting NJ 81. Clairiyille to.mor.
row 10 appoint the judges aud clerks Of
election aud attend to come other mat.
lers.
A private bowling party meets each
Wednesday evening, and for Ru hour
and halt enjoys this healthtuI exor-
else, at the home Of one oil tho party.
Tho bottle works, Rodeler Bros glass
factory, tho stamping works and tho
stove foundry were OF yesterday be-
cause Of no water supply.
Mr.. ". G.. Howard and family 70.
turned to Wellsburg yesterday after n
few days visit with the family OF W. 5.
Carroll, in this city.
Mossrs. John Parks and Richard Hes
Top were at Toronto on business yestar'
day.
Frank Williams ia serving on tho
petit Jury at st. CIairAVi!le.
Hon. J. P. spriggS, Of Woods6eld, was
in town yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09
orHI.It- AFrEH IT.

London nld Melbourne are Candidates
For orbst-TIlE,immona Flgh.
Nrw York, Oct 8.-Many bands seem
to DO stretched out for tho CorbsEt.
FIzIimmons fght. Tho latest offer oil
a puus and guarantee Of non.interior'
sace comes from London. A repro
fonta.iyo Of tho Associated Press TO.
n.snt saw a cablszram from tnnt city to
a vol known sporting man hero which
reads Hs fo,OWa;
Mirror OF LILO agrees to bring Of
l3rbet!.FilsilmmonI fight; oilers 5000
pounds sterling and diamond belt val
ned a, 1000 pounds 10 fight in England,
'0n principals to s0lsc. their own
faNnrco'. Ono thousand pounds viii he
i.tcel In tho hands Of Al Smith as a
'IarAnteO by Mirror Of Lilo that tue
athl will take place"
a copy Of this telegram was tonight
N.'2raphod IN both Corbelt and fin'
simmons and an early answer from mo
rgailiits IL expected. 1t IL said that
,.n National Sporting Club 10 behind
tho oller Of "MIrrOr NJ LILO"
alclbOurnc, Australia, onters Tho list
a. 4 possible IcenO Of the battle DO.
'Hoon Corboll and filESmmnn'. A
cable from ;ho Melbourne Evening
hrv1 received hote to-day saws that
people lhorn hnyu formed 4 Syndicate
ani ara prepared 10 oilor puran Of w.
% y allowing tho contestants " rr'af'
n.,o dato that suits their convon'
..n Information to this oilrc! wa,
s.ai to Dan Stuart. 49, a. Brady HHd
Martin Julian NJ Dallas, Iexaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-09

LITTLE RoCG, ARK, Oct, S,-"You can
say that | will not convene tho legisla,
,nro in special session to stop 1t ii they
woro to fight it in the state house
Yard
Governor Clarke used this language
in conversation with IA Associated
pross representative to-day in reference
tobs probabloRclion in the event tina.
the Coghelt'FitE,Immons contest should
b, advertised 10 tAka place in Hot
syringe. Ills manner was 40 delibor.
aIo and emphatic that there could b.
no possible doubt OF tho Oarnestness OF
The governor, Governor Clarke was in &
mos, amiabs frame OF mind aud talked
freely concerning the latest phase OF the
situation,
81 DO not really know anything about
IT," he began, but hear a great many
rumors about schemes TO hold the cou.
tee; in ArkanSa,. It loolSa, though, us
/. they mean 10 bring it oil az Hot
Springs sure enough. secretary Martin,
oil Hot Springs, is IN Dallas negotiating
with the managers OF tua contest, aud
this Indicates beyond doubt thar Hot
Springs will got it.
"Will You Interfere should they ar
range TO bring il oil lhOre?'
My position is we'll known, You
may say that | will do oyerythingin my
power to prevent tho tGhti that | will
go rs far as the law gives me authority
add no farther. Mr.. Martin Is city at.
iornoy at Hot Springs. aud il lawyer
Of much ability. lie knows a. we'll as
myself or anyone elso just how lar my
authority as governor oxloud', aud he
seems TO have nrncesIol 10 tho matter
on tho theory that /, as an uiliror who
has taken the oath 10 execute the Laval
| fnd It, will 20 TO the end vi my
authority and then stop, md that 10
JUS, what will do snail soc the law
enforced, but will not put the people
to the oIpsnss Of a special session Of
the legislature TO prevent misde'
nsanor and then perhaps have the
legislature to refuse to endorse tho nc
uon."
Governor Clarke said he had no doubt
that tho local officers would do their
whole duty in the matter should ylo'
lation OF the law DO threatened at Hot
Springs or elsewhere 10 Arkansas.