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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
WOODS FULL or ROBBERS.
An Organized Band Operating About
Marshheld.

MnrshneId. Wis. April y. SO mum
prous of late has been house break
inc carried on IN this vicinity that 1t
il believed there IL IN organized pahd
Of robbers hiding IN the woods here.
Nearly every night this week some
small village near here has suffered
n raid. Thursday night Hewitt was
visited. Two saloons aud store
wcrn broken into, the robbers getting
AWAY with considerable money ana
goods. The night before huburndale
had n like experience. An effort VIII
be made 10 hunt them down.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
THE MARKETS.
Late Quotations in Live Stock and
Provisions.

Chicago, May l. Wheat lower:
April, 81 ste; July. is l-Nc corn
lower; April, Il lNc; July, 4Sc. oats
lower; April, - lie; July, Is 3-Sr.
Rye G3c, Barley, 1lGi5l l,2c. Flax.
lab -. Timothy. 30 Glover. $40.
Pork lower; May, ll.S7 -; July, T.
- II. Lard lower; May, G.G7 -;
July, G,S3. Short ribs lower; May.
6.0I l.; July. G.27 -
llogr: Receipts, 21,ooo; market 80
lower; light, 4.1om4.S1; mixed. 4.1,m
4S1: heavy, 4.4tm49O. Cattle: re
rciptS, 5000; market quiet at yrstcr-
days decline; steers, 4.OOIG.2O; COWS.
| ,G'i6I3.75; Texans. 20Mil7l. sheep:
receipts. 10000: market 5Gi Toe lower.
Milwaukee,. May / Wheat I'M
settled: No. > spring Gle; July. -
be. Corn lower; No. 3. Il Pc. oats
lower; No. > white, H. Barley. II
| %. Rye zoe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
WAIpACA WANTS. \ LINE.
Green Bay, Winona n ST Paul Asked
to Extend.

Green Hay. Wis May | \ dclrga.
tion of eight leading business mon OF
Waupaea are IN the city to urge the
officials of the Green Ray, Winona n
St Paul to build m extension of that
road from scandinavia to Waupacn
The line would civ" WAupaca direct
communication with La Crosse, Vino.
nn, ST. Paul and Minneapolis, 1t is
possible that the line will he built
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

Washington. May IA statement
prepared At the bureau Of immigration
shows the number Of immigrants
which have arrived In The United
states for nine months ending March
III. in each Of the last three years 10
have been az follows. 1899. 90, 400:
1901. l2s.G4s. 1870 : Z" 40.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
SuENMAN,S RATTLE GROT Nh.


Washington, May I The Chicka
m1uGa park commission has com.
plrtrd the purchase Of General Sher.
mans hattie ground at the north end
ot Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, and
IL NOW becomes a part OF the national
military park, The tract contains titty
acres, and embraces the ground OF as
Sault Of The army OF the Tennessee
and the position about Tunnel hill de
tcuded by General RrHgg'S army,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
WISCONSIN FIRES.
Min Belonging to n portcrvlllc Lum-
hrr Company Destroyed.

Isu Claire. Wis, April -, Fire
destroyed the planning mill and dry
kiln of HE Northwestern Lumber
company at portcrvillc The loss IL
cause Of he fire * unknown. but II
Is thought to have boon caused by
lightning ny II violent electric storm
prevailed at the time. 1t was n n1r.
row escape for the other mill property,
where 20,OOo,0oo feet Of lumber was
piled.
Chippewa Falls, Wis. April ~
The sawmill Of W. H. Stnnglrr, near
Cartwright, has burned To the ground.
The loss Is 1000; Insurance unknown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
Will. RE REGGN soon.
First Of Protestant Episcopal Cathc,
drAl buildings

Washington, Aprl ~ Ground win
lac broken this summer for the Hearst
school for girls, which is To he tho
first of the buildings of the Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral, of the District
OF Columbia. Tho charter conferred
10y congress includes not merely the
cathedral proper hut adjunct tnsU-
tntionS of n benevolent characters to-
pcthrr with Il broad educational
scheme. BEFORE sailing for Europe
Mrs, Phoebe A. Hearst, widow of the
late senator from california, made to
the cathedral trustees donation OF
%li5,Mm, to provide for the girls
school To be called after her name
The board hope that generous pcr-
sons will now come forward to In.
crease the various endowment funds,
each fund To hear the donors name,
Ms In the Cnsc of George Peabody,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
INDIANS IN REVOLT,


Fargo. \. u, May Deputy
Srhindlcy trlcgraphS the United
States marshal that over 200 red In.
dams at lanEan, near ST luhns, are
preparing to resist and they haNn
burned the homes OF settlers The
marshal has wired the attorney gen
erHl for instructions. Troops win
probably he ordered out
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
MRS. CARNEGIE HURT.

FTnandina. Fla. April 80. Mrs. An
drew Carnegie narrowly escaped be-
Ing killed Friday afternoon, and as 1t
vas. sustained very painful injuries.
While riding at Dungeness, the Carne-
gle estate on Cumberland Island. her
horse SHE'D and threw her violently TO
the ground She was dragged few
yards.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
M'NULTA'S BODNS.

Peoria, May l Receiver McNulta
has filed bonds in the sum of one hun
dred thousand dollars each for the OPP
Grafton Of the Peoria distillercs as
manager. Altogether he will file bonds
nearly three million as
He has also filed bonds for
n larger sum when h. takes possession
Of the bonded warehouses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
PAGES VICTIM Is DEAD.
TX. Milwaukccan Charged with Muir
der AT Seattle, Wash.

Seattle, Wash, April %. larry l..
frnzer. The saloonkeeper who was
shot by Paul Il. Page. Of Mitchell, :.
D., formerly Of Milwaukee, Is dead.
The prosecuting attorney has filed an
information charging Page with MUIR
der In the first degree. Mrs. Page
and daughter, Anne Page, mother and
sister Of the accused. have arrived In
the city from Pasadena Cal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
ILLINOIS CLOi'DBt RST.

Rantou. H.. May ]. 4 cloudburst
or watcr.spout ccurrcd between the
towns Of Dewey aud Fisher east Of
here. Level fields upon high ground
are covered with Il sheet of water
from three 10 six inches deep
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
ROOSEVELT RESIGNS.

Washington, May !. Theodore
Roosevelt says he has handed In his
resignation to the prcsldcn, ny civil
service commissioner, and hns ne
ccptrd Mayor Strong's offer 10 take n
10 sitIon ms one Of The police commits
s0ncrs Ot New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
TO CLOSE IT OFT.
New York Attorney General After a
Mutual Insurance Company.

New York. May Judge Book.
staver in a special term Of the court
of common pleas. granted an order
permitting the attorney general 10
bring action for the dissolution Of the
Equitable Insurance corporation. II
is alleged that the corporation had
fraudulcntly represented to the insur.
ance department that il had capital
of 5000. 600, whereas II had only $G.1OO
II is also charged that it's liabilities
exceed its assets by $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
DANISH MINISTER'S CHANGED

Copenhagen. May THE official
Gazette announces that Count Won
Reventlow, Danish minister ar Wash
ington, has been appointed minister
for Denmark at Rome NJ G. Brun.
secretary OF the Danish legation at
Paris, succeeds Coun won Revpntlow
as Danish minister at Washington.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
HEARTLESS HOvAS.

Port Louis Island Mauritus. April
ga dispatch from Maiunga. on the
northwest coast Of MADAGASCAR. says
the Hovas have shot French pris-
nrer and tortured creole both of
whom they captured In January.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
DIED FROM EXPOSURE.
Remains ~ nr. Dixon Found Nea
Eagle River

Eagle River. Wis. May The re-
mains n Dr. r T. Dixon. who was
lost IN the words last winter. were
found ~ searching parties seven
miles from tis starting point TIE
theory Tia; Dr. Dixon died from tx
posura II found correct
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
BENEDICT IS RACK.
Treasurer raylor's companion Turns
NJ IN Chicago.

Redhcld. $. D., May l. Information
comes that II. NJ. Benedict, who was
thought to have fed with the default
ing treasurer. Taylor, 10 South Amer.
ica, was seen In Chicago recently hy
a gentleman living in that city who
knows Benedict well. Benedict ap-
prar"d hronzcd hy travel. ana when
asked where he had been, he said:
lust on little trip"
1t Is thought here that Benedict Is
returning with Taylor's wife, who has
been sojournIng IN Florida III" past
winter within easy communication
with the defaultcr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
TRPHY-GRANT.
Daughter Of the Senator Is Married
TO the eXMayor.

Washington. May 1.-The wedding
of Mr.. Hugh j. Grant. ex-mayor Of
New York, and Miss Julia NJ Murphy,
daughter Of Senator Murphy Of New
York. took place AZ the residence Of
the brides parents. corner Of Seven
teenth and X streets. Cardinal Glib
bons granted special disrnnsation
allowing the ceremony 70 take place
at the home instead Of the church.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
BECOMES CoMMUNICANT.
Actress Clara Morris Joins the
Episcopal Church.

New York. May ! Miss Clara Nor
riS. the actress has become a com.
mnucant ~ tho Protestant Fpiseonal
church IN St. John's church Yonkers
Miss Morris vaS one ~ h large class
n whom PiShnu Potter administered
tie rite II confirmation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02

Washington Post. Or hansen IL re-
ported 10 have discovered the north
pole. Bur the report IL doubted. He
probably encountered the cold wave
that arose In New York the last time
Governor Morton and Mr.. Plat shook
hands
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02

New York Press, II Is a hopeful
sign Of the times thai the people are
nearing the point where they will IN.
sist that their Legislators shall he
above even the suspicion Of wrong-do.
ing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02

New Yor!, Advertiser II now looks
Hf If Il would he necessary 10 offer
chrome with the next democratic nom
lna,lon for the presidency in order To
get III" thing accepted.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
LAMOREItN COMING HOME.

Washington, Nal ! Land Comm's.
sion"r Lamoreux has left the city
with his family for his hone In Wis
consn. lie viii be gone two weeks
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02

New York Recorder. The sooner the
Delaware legislature elects "A senator
The better for all concerned. The inter
csts Of the party are more Important
than the advancement Of any lnd!vld-
nal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
CLEVER CLIPPINGS.

Washington Star II Germany had
waited for the present condition 81 the
meat market she might have saved
herself the trouble Of excluding Amer
rom hnnf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
Is TRILRN ORIGINAL?
Du Mauricr Accused of Plagiarism IN
Denver Court

II I't'lI\ III ' bllIl,
Denver, Nal / Did Iu Mauricr
write Trilhy| This question was
propoundcd in the federal court, in
good faith when the suit Of Harper
Brothers and A. NJ. Palmer for an In
junction against the l.ycrnm Stock
company 10 restrain The production ~
rrilhy was called The defendants al
lcgr that the book rrilhy was not or
iginatcd. invented or written by Du
Mauricr. They assert that til" origi-
nal title and book Of I'rilhy was first
published in France In 1870. and that
The book has been common property
for several years. The attorneys for
the plaintiffs asked for time To comm
ncatc with their clients in New York
as To their case, and the court post
puned the hearing until this morning,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
A KEN UCKY EPISODE
FEARFUL BuTCuEEN OF TWO
PROMINENT PEOPLE,
ANGRY HUSBANDS REVENGE

Archie Brown. Son Of the Governor
of the Blue Grass state Shot in
Company With the Wife ot tui-
ton Gordon-A Horrible Story OF
Gorr-JuStiticd 10y Coroner
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
KollLSAAT GOES Is DEEPER.
Buys the Times Herald Stock of H.
W. llnwlcy.

Chicago May / II * announced
that IT. II kohlsaat hns purchased
S2G5, OO0 of the Times Herald stock
owned by II W. llawl"y, who was
managing editor under the late James
W. Scott kohlsant now owns S9I5,
600 OF the Sl,OO.O0O stock, the re-
mander being held by Mrs. Scott.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02

London. May Lit is learned from
official sources that there is no change
in the attitude of Great Britain To-
wards Nicaragua. the British govern
ment having no alternative but to in
siSt upon the settlement Of demands,
and not to listen 10 any offers Of com
promise. The United States 1t is
added. is not intervening in the mat
ter The report that the British war
ships. wild swan, and the Satellite.
are ordered 10 Paso de Cabrllos and
san Juan del Sur and that Rear Adj
miral Stephenson has cahled to Lon.
don saying that Cornto Is 4 useless
possession. is unfoundcd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02

James II ErkiDs. comptroller Of the
currency, has declined IN offer 70 be-
come financial editor Of The Chicago
Times Herald az a large salary
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
Dl RANT WAN AND PALE.
Judge Refuses 10 Dismiss the Minnie
Williams Case.

san Francisco. May The evil
dcncc in the preliminary examination
of Theodore Durant for the murder of
Minnie Williams is all in and Judge
C"nlin will deliver an opinion next
Tuesday. He denied, for tn" time be-
ing. the motion of the defendants
counsel. to dismiss the ease: and he
also refused to admit nuramt to bail
Durant looked pale and wan, his con
tinement apparently beginning to
tell upon his health.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
FIRE N RARAIOO.


Raraboo. wis. May 1 4 fierce fire
is raging In the woods on the blnfrs
south Of the city and considerable
property Is destroyed,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
ALL EYES ON LONDON
ENGLAND MAY NOT ACCEPT


yjou ,, v}veatrurd.
Washington, May IA MamGua
dispatch stating chat Nicaragua has
agreed to compromise 10y which she
pays tla.5on on condition that Cormto
Nr evacuated and the British fleet be-
withdrawn, is acvrptCd 10y officials
here rs summing w the latest status
of the subject. Attention is now di-
rrrted towards London TO see whether
the condition Ut Immediate Cvacua-
ton will he granted. If 1t is, The trou-
hlr is practically at an end, If not, i'll
is believed that ii will cause a re-
nrMal rt the reports that Grm
BRITAIN is not So anxious to settle as
to continue the ndetinite occupancy
of Corintu. 1t is understood that AM
lHsSador RaNard throughout the CON
trovrrSy has had To encounter n ditli-
Guilty which is still presented The
British government wants the money
paid in the presence of the British
fleet at Coriuto, for while the fleet isl
session of the town, the British gov
crnmrnt, according to state depart
mrnt officials, wants thu payment
made as though under durrSS Ii isl
hoped. however, the offer made AT thrI
suggestion of the United States. and
which NanaGua adNiccS SAY has been
satisfactory 20 the \!raraguan GOV
rmmrut, viii he agreed to Ivy Great
Britain, though no assurances to this
effect have been received
1t appears, in this connection, that
the threat of revolution in Nicaragua
has given The United States nm uppor-
tunitN to urge with more force the
pcacrahlr settlement OF the present
difficulty, as such Il result of British
occupation might seriously threaten
the lives and property of the United
States citizens As 10 the possible ar
hitration Of remaining questions in,
dispute between Great Britain and
Nicaragua. it is understood the United
States expects to be represented
While this will probably not be re-
fused 10y Great Britain. II is said it
will not be allowed To interfere with
the settlement If the t11.1oO claim by
payment within two weeks rs pro-
posed
Washington, May 1. senator Nor
gan. of Alabama. IN an interview on
the \iraraguan situation, characters
iXcd the insult Ia the consular agent aSI
the "himsicSl kind of pretrNt" on the
part of Great Britain and said that ifI
Il private individual would sue forI
damages ON such Il ease he would bel
laughed out of the court He had no.
criticism To pass on the adminiStra
ton, because rs he said. the admins
tration had taken the proper steps toI
prevent Great Britain from obtaining
a foothuld on Nicaraguan territory
Put, if it has not" he added. the
next congress will. even if Great
Britain must he driven off the cont
nent at the point of the bayonrt"
senator Morgan added that he did
not think that the canal project would
be endangered hy the present compli-
cations. He said This ease has
gone far beyond the Monroe doctrine
far beyond the Clayton RuIwcr treaty
II has u character That is distinctly
ITS own and rests upon higher grounds
than any doctrine or any treaty ever
made or cnunciatcd. | think that
there is enough spirit in the American
people 10 put stop to this proceed
ing Great Britain is not going toI
vtnr an bnr avn vnlitian Snmnbo1C
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-02
DEFICIENCY GROWING.

April Treasury Receipts Not Up to
the Expectations.
Washington. May The treasury
receipts during the month Of April
have not been np 10 expectations and
deficiency this year Of nearly Si1.OoO,
600. Receipts for the month were
S2L2i7S3G; expenditures %S2,o12,Goo,
leaving Il deficiency for the month Of
S3ToISIi and for the fiscal year to
date OF Sl1.2i7.OoG.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-15
.ALIBI FOR HAYWARD.
The Defense Begins the Introduction
of Testimony.

The Defense Begins the Introduction
of Testimony.
Minneapolis, Feb. 1.-THE defense's
turn came in the HAYWARD murder trial
today, and there was eager curiosity to
learn what tack Attorney Erwin and
his assistants would pursue. The de-
fen0ant's Ieneaalor upon entering the
courtroom was positively jubilant. He
nodded to sogne lady friends In the
front row and then. spying his mother,
went up TO her and said. Good morn
Ing. mother" and kissed her.
When John Day Smith arose to adj
dress the jury in his deliberate fashion
Harry faced squarely around to the
jury and scanned their faces. Before
court opened he found time to tell the
reporters that the report in a morning
paper to the effect that he had re
marked They are going to hang me-
was unqua.ifiedly false. Attorney
Smith in addressing the jury called at
aentioa to a number OF things the state
had promised at the outset to prove.
and which. he said. IT had not proved.
1t had not shown that Hayward had Sc
cured all OF Miss Ging's Nancy, as she
had a balance in the bank at her death.
1t had not shown that he had gone
riding with her the Wednesday and
Saturday evening before the murder
as promised. Mr.. Smith declared that
the Insurance transactions. the ac-
qufring OF an insurable interest and the
waiver OF the assault clause. OF which
much had been said by the state. were
all in the ordinary course OF business
and not in any way unusual. The
sweatbox methods OF wringing so-called
confessions from BIKE and Adry Hay
ward aere referred 10 In denunciatory
terms. The defense admitted that
Harry was gambler and cepIored the
fact. but asserted that he was not on
trial for gambling. but for murder.
John Walsh, keeper OF the morgue,
was the first witness. and he described
the incidents connected with the bring
ing OF Miss Ging's body TO the morgue.
He undressed and washed the body I'M
n1ediately. and In answer to Mr. Err
wins questions described infinitely the
clothing found On the body, the wounds
and whare blood was found.
Terence Connolly. jr.. an undertaken.
was called and produced the clothing
which was turned over Co him by
Walsh. II developed. much to the as
tonishment and indignation Of Mr. Err
win. that the sealskin sacque had been
cleaned. The Timing. however, stiu
showed some Stains OF blood. The
knotted blue veil which had been
pinned In the hat was torn and clothed
with blood. The Jury and the attorneys
examined all the clothing carefully for
blood stains.
The entire afternoon was given IN to
examination OF the police officers who
examined the locality where Miss
Ging's body was found in an effort 10
prove an abb. Tomorrow evidence To
innpeach Blixt Will be presented
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-15

son, Penoietcn, ". Va, Pigott. Powers.
Price. Qusgg. Ray. Read. Reilly. Rey-
burn, Richards. Ohio. Robinson. Pa,
Russell. Conn. Ryan. Schermsrhorn.
Sickles, Sorg. Sperry. Springer. Stew
yens, Chas. W. stone, VIM A. STOKE.
Stone. KY. Storer, Strauss Tarsney. Ira
cey. Turner, Ga. Turpan Updegran.
waasworsh. wanger. Warmer. Washing
yereora woxner. Wright
NAYS-ls7.
Adams. KY. Aiken. Anderson. Alex
ander. Alien, Arnold. Avery. Bailey.
Baker. Kan, Baker. ~. H. Bell, Col.
Beii. Tex, Bankhea<i. Black. Ca. Blair,
Bland. Boatner. Boon. Bowers, CAL. Bretx
Broderick. Bromweil, Brookshire. Brown.
Bryan, Bundy, Bum, Caminetti. Cannon.
Cal. Cannon. In, Capehzrt. Clark. Mo.
Cobb. Ala. Cockrell. coffeen, Coffin.
Cooper. Wis. Cox. Crawford. Curtis.
Kan, Davis. De Almond, benson, Dins-
more, Dockery. Deliver. Donovan. Doc
Eitie, Edmanis. ELLIS, KY. Ellis, Or. En-
ioe. Epes. Fletcher. Funk, Fyan. Good
night. Grady. Griffin. Wis. GrosvesIor,
Grow. Hager, Hasner. Han, Mo-. Hare.
u
Henderson. Ill.,. Henderson. Ia. Hepburn,
Hermann. Hit. Hooker. Miss. Hopkins,
Hunter. Hutcheson. Ikirt. Izlar. Jshnso1,
y. D., KEN, Kiefer. Kyle. Lacey, Lane,
Nd, Ksns Kiefer, Kyle. Lacey. Lane.
I.atanfer, Lawson, layton, Lester. Lin
ton, Little. livingston, Loud. Louden-
slayer, Lucas, Maddox, Mcguire, Ma..on,
Mallory, Marsh, McC1eary, Mimi, McCuf-
ioch. McDearmcn. McKeighan, McI.aurln,
McMiTlin. ATcNagny, McRze, Mefkeljchn.
Mercer. Meredith, Money, Moore. Morgan,
Moses, Neill. Northway. ogdea, Pence,
Pendseton, Tex. Perkins. Pick1er. RAN
dali. Richardson. Mich. Richardson.
Tenn. Richie. Robbins. Robertson, Ia,
Russell. Ga.. Sayres. Settle. She'd. slbley.
Simpson. Smith, Snodgrass. S.alhngs,
Stephenson. Stockdaie. Strait, Strong.
Swanson. Taabert. 8 c.. Tate. Tawney.
Taylor. Ind, Terry. Thomas. Tyler. Van
yoorhis. n. Y. Van yoors1ss. o.. Walker,
Waugh. Weadock. Wheeler. Ala, Wheeler,
Ill, Whiting. Williams. HI, Williams.
Miss. Wilson, o.. wilson. Wash. Total,
1s7.
A cheer went up from the opponents OF
the resolution as The result was an
nouncei Bland moved to reconsider and
lay the motion on the table, which was
carried without division, and upon motion
OF Wilson. at $40 p. m. the house adj
journed until Tomorrow at II.
An analysis Of the vote shows that 50
Democrats and 81 RepubAcans-lao in all
voted in favor of the resolution. and 90
Democrats and G. Republicans and Z
Popuilsts-is7 In ali-against Il