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A mAfIA MURDER.
ColdbIooded Assassination by
Nan with y criminal Record.

WiLIlEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. l6.-Peter
Visaivas, u nStsu desperate ana friend
OF PRsserello anu others OF the Malta
gang, murdered n man at Georgetown,
n suburb OF this city. He was arrested
soon alter. Visalyas has crimes TO an
swer for that would send him 10 fail
for several llie-times.
After day's caTousAi with n mum.
Der OF his cOuntrymen he was sitting in
the saloon Of George Lafils. He had
previously had n quarrel with some OF
tuem and while the crowd was drink
ing and talking no was seen 10 go
quietly out. Nothing was thought OF
II until n noise was heard Outside.
Charles Lagar, with whom he had
quarTelled wa ked 10 the window and
Vlsalyas appeared before him discharg-
ing revolver at him. The bullet
grazed his forehead aud then pierced
tho head Of Frank Village, who was
siting with his back 10 The window.
He fell dead.
The men In the saloon ran after tho
murderer. he turned and dared them
to come on. They closed In on him.
He fired four shots without effect and
then he wEs seized and placed under
arrest before he could resist,
Visalvas has been accused OF killing
nine men. Those who knew him IN
the old county say he poisoned his
wife there anu fled the country. He
has been In this country about twelve
years ana IL about forty years OLD.
The tact that Pas1erslio, the lhead Of
the Mafla, IL In jail with his chief men
does not seem to have u depressing
effect upon the great majority OF men
OF MS class throughout TINS region.
There Ia an unusual epidemic OF crime
At the lower end.
AT Mahoney City, Peter Marulanis,
Hungarian and good citizen who
had given him Information TO oonsta-
blea which added come evidence to the
Passerello case, was brutally murdered
recently. MaTulanis was attending
the wedding OF his brother when Mar.
lin Racket and Andrew Rubduiski
entered the houae. They were bent on
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TRANSPORTATION TO MRRCUR.
Tho Union Pacific Not Likely to Build
But May Put On Another Train.

The publish ed information that the
Union Pacific, NJ this result Of recent
visit OF some OF its leading officials to
Mercur, would in all probability build
a branch line from tho Salt Lake,
Rush Valley and Tiniio road into tina,
now oslS rated gold producing camp,
Sea MT seem to DO based upon the
facts.
The truth seems TO be as Cleaned
from official sources by NEWS 70.
porter today that the Union Pacific IL
In no way prepared TO undertake any
such project.
While the road is In tho hands o.
government receivers, as II Ia at present,
the prospect for branch extensions arc
anything but promising.
The most that can be- expected from
the Union Pacific for a long time TO
come 10 that II will Increase It's trans.
portRtiOn facilities by putting on extra
cars or perhaps an additional train
between this city and Merour. Such
a change will be III every way much
appreciated by the travelling public
and will very likely be- put Ia effect
early in tbs spring.
The railway company that IL most
likely TO extend its services into the
camp within the year Is, as mentioned
In the NEWS sometime ago, the RIO
Grande. II IL well known tLat the
officials OF that road have had such an
enterprise under consideration Tor
several mouths past,
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INsunaEN D. NoruNITEn.
Friction nttWrea Catnrk aud MAcso,
the Rebel Leaders.


the Rebel Leaders.
KEY WEST, Fla., jan. 10 Efforts
have been maze to hush tue matter W,
but II h evident that there N q great
deal OF Fiction between 'he two lnsuT.
gent generals In Cuba, Msximo Conner
and AntOniO Maceo, Mace0 lsads the
negroes anu Gomez tho white els-
mont. While they operate IN hnrmo-
ny aud en- occasion Join iofcep, the
Emergencies between them Are said to
be- irreconoiliAble, ana It In feared will
lend to civil strife n the independence
OF Cuba IL won. Tho stories OF die.
sensions In the camp were at frat dis
credited, but they now iiud many be-.
levers. Tho Insurgents themselve.
make no secret Of the fact that there "
friction. The white mon declare they
nte availinR themselves Of negro az.
sistaneo TO attain their ends, but that
no negro will be allowed ~ participate
in tho direction OF public Afisirs.
Maceo, II AppeGrs, learned OF this
some time ago, and now there nre two
distinct insurgent camps.
Recently MaceO IA said 10 have ve-
tped Gomezs promotion OF Lieutenant
Masco TO the grade OF general, threat.
oning to back up his veto by force n
necessary. Gomez compounded by
accepting for Masco the position Of
vice president Of the provisional gov.
urHment. MaceO has 90 far had tho
advantage In strength. He has large
command, three times the tizs OF
GomvA's column, CubAns here say.
some time ago Maceo 10 said to have
declared that N unable to carry out his
program near Havana he would re-.
turn TO the eastern provinces and set
upA republic with himself as presl.
dent. Without consulting Gomez or
any memDgr Of tho provisional gov.
efnment, Maceo, no the story gees,
appointed his secretary minister OF
foreign Hiialrs. The secretary was
killed In battle a few days ago. Mean
while General Gomez complained TO
the head OF tho provisional govern
ment, Marquis do santa Lucia, who
Ia now trying TO patch up the quarrel
between tho Two leaders.
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New York stscks.

New York, Jan. l0,-rhs treasury
circular announcing tho modification
OF the terms OF subscription to the new
government loan was hailed with great
satisfaction by the financial communal
~ at large. This action TENDS TO dissl-
pate the apprehension Of any extreme
uisturbauces Of the money market in
the interval proceeding the allotment
OF tho subscriptions for bonds.
London prices for A Americans showed
gains. This local market opened fiTm
and higher on light trading. Sugar
advanced one per cent.
The general market ruled lower at
ii o'clocF, particularly leather pre-
ierred which reuodod anu sugar Z
per cent. Tobacco ou zee sales, broke
3 per cent. TO Isl. The general list
gagged on apprehension OF gold ex.
ports. The losses, however, ware con.
fined within fractional limits.
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The GRAVITY SEWER
Laying oil Connecting PIP, Began
Today.
DISPOSAL or THE SEWAGE.
The Question sun dissolved and Likely
TO Prove Little
PuzzllBg.

The question ls often asked NJ to
when tue oIauy md said TO no moot
excellent gravity sewer system will be
put into use.
Inquiry at the Office OF CITY En-.
rinoer Young today elected the IT,
formation that thu System should be
ready for connection and use within
the next two or three weeks. Con.
tractor Harrigan this morning. com.
meuosj TO lay the twenty-iour.inch
Whitfield pipe on Filth South, between
State and Second Eas, streets. THIS
piece Of work covers about one third Of
a block aud cOnsisia principally Of Tnis-
Ing the old system M that u1iut SUN.
clontly 10 oonn,o ct II with the new one.
Tue most difiiaul. piolluu shat 70.
mains TO DO solved 10 the disposition OF
the sewage nj the bystem's outlet.
The solid matter can all 10 taken cafe
Of on the toyenty.flve acre farm In
Davis county, purchased by tho city a
year ago. Bus the trouble IL Ia sccuT.
INK "a right Of way from that 10 some
other point for the liquid sewage.
WHAT the policy Of the new Council
Viii DO on this subject cannot 10 told
until II effects IT, organization anu
settles down TO work, something tile
citlzsns iondly hope " will DO soon To-
siosd Of wasting time Ia uutoemly
wThuglea.
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Sunday School Union.

At the next meeting OF the Sunday
School Union OF the Stake, to be- held
next Monday, January goth, In the
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms, DR..
Karl q. Maoser will deliver n lecture
aud give q practical Illustration ON Sun
day school class work ana Its oonnoc.
ton with religion classes. All Sabbath
school workers, particularly primary
class teachers, arc invited 10 be present.
Ths Thirteenth and Fourteenth ward
schools will combine In furnishing u
class OF boy and girls TO take part In
the illustrative exercises given by DIR.
Maeser. J, Ii, PARRY,
Secretary.
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DEMAND FOR PROGRAMS.
Interest In the Eisieddfod Has Spread
Even TO Europe-Lvory Ineen.
tive 10 Work.

A., =, 80,
HuhNeI hoPuuHoani jan 10; its'er'
day was buslly spont at the Eisteddiod
headquativrs. The work eonu,cled
,yi,h Tho o,,,eo has h.,o,,,. =, ..,,,,,,,.
-. a.. " "'uuVue
'hh' " was iouhu heo"sesty 70 cali IN
additional help 20 handle the vast
amount OF aorfespondeucs which IA
n,u,iny 4, ,.s.r,it,, ia. ,..,t,.I
49, -, s ~ ''"'
i'u''els rom MI o'et 'ne country anu
some from Europe keep coming, max.
ing Inquiries concerning the EIsledd.
toJ and s.ki,, TO- - ,,,,,,,.,,,. =.
P'Oe ~
'hA' 'he "i'ets may o'mhlohoe 70 pre-
pare themselves TO enter tho various
contests,
A committee from the Cambtlan ao.
ciety, TO whose efforts IL prImnrily due
the credit for the Organization of the n,.
isolation, called ut henuuuatlstp ye.tnr.
DAY TO announce that the soeisty md d..
cided 10 donate n silver plac1le 10 eo.t
not less than Slg5 10 the leader OF ths
successuI iadies' chorus. Ths frIz,
was accepted, Another committee nf
prominent tooiety ladies callod 10 con.
graduate the E!stuudiou ns,oclntion
aud It's nominating committee upon
the choice they mad male ia the bparI
OF lady manager. None, they saw.
could be founu who are better 1uallfisd
by ability aud Intellect 10 NH tue places
given them. In tins Yesn.ctlye circles
Of the callers the most complete saIis-
fac ION prevailed. Thi, news Mss
given Keen plealure and satisfaction 10
the Welsh peopls whose efforts in n
=
by the Information repOfted. William
hotol, hes notified the association that
ths ladies lfenIliied with Inc E,st,1S'
rod are Mt libstty 10 use at Apy ami ali
time, tins club rooms Of tno hoteI ioI
their meetings, This leaves both man
and women independeut onntters In
which 20 attend 10 their duties. Mr..
Busn also saws that he will IN thn
course Of a very short time lnfotm I'M,
Elsteldiod ASSOCIATION what his dons.
ton prize will be-.
Yssterday lls president nominal.
Mrs. Josiah l., Hughes. spept the aay
potif,lng the laIIes oi Inc hoard of
management 10 attend inc meeiing
which is 10 DO held nj The Brown palaoe
hotel Ffiday afternoon al q o,olocl. an
which meeting the nominees are no. he
elected. Those 10 whom she sent lei.
ters are Mrs, El Williams, Genital
civ; Mrs. Richard Jones. Idaho
spripgs; Mrs, Mahon Thatcher. Pa.
eblo. Mrs. John CANNON. LeadyIlls,
Mrs, Emily Willis Woodward, Boslop:
Mr., Alya Adams, Pueblo, and
Mysdamts Il. Rsutt, J a. Grant.
Chap. II, Berger, J, l., Mcneil. ChnH.
I..,..n ~ y i,Nfnrry II.,,, -.
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wAsuISdfON, Jan. 10. - Sewoll,
(Rsp., N. J.,) introduced resolution
on tho Monroe doctrine IN the Senate
today. The resolution declares that
the President has pressed the doctrine
beyond what II was intended and that
In foreign complications and virtually
extend n proteclofate over Mexico and
the South American sintee.
Senator Call gave notice today that
he would soon move TO discharge the
foreign relations committee from the
consideration Of the resolutions for the
recognition OF Cubans as belligsTents In
order to have the Senate vote directly
on the question without further delay.
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ADvicEs TRoM noNoLulu.
A'0'sAno In Observation-Disclosures
Notes.


BAN FRASonco, Jan. I8.-Ths
steamship Matlposa arrived from Hon.
I,ala 'hl, morning bringing the FOL.
ioET,ng advleoa to January o;
Lne volcano has broken out ngaip
Nv SHOWS great activity. This mi.
s's,h esgan on Friday night, Jnpuntv
$40 Else Of the lake Of about soo
,ess loN plgco that night. Tbs ishs ~
lone I n.y. ~ Nv lesl wide anu $50 feet
ibs M, ine Illumination was very sitong
"Ilslo" oeing Visible ut Hilo.
tn,rIae nAs been no heralding of ia.
i.a591'ng teuyity. On Decensbs, ~
M. ,usIe was quiet, disappearance n,
~ ava anu tue renewal ON In al
v. ",e month was as noiseless and NJ
'I,ael as tue disappearance has -. an'
Hsv.i i'enl Dole left for the island of
abop, w. Yesterday. He will DO abseni
M o slI.e Weeks. Land matters nnJ
HI. Ilss.lon Of forestry will oecnn,,
aIentlon while absent. NFS
uNt Nlemme, an exile WIN rstrr,
L,s n wy wy, soveinmenps permisslon hss
~ crested chi charge of ronsni, nan
~. WI DO defended nv Isoy
esuntIv ,h VINO was sent out OF tbe
Kl,mng ABOUT the same TINA as
i cloln The lawyer was allowed I ~
bll, coI rSlian corvette Crlslofo. Ber.
sl.y, vo'Smmaanieri arrived on tSs 1 9,,,
ep.I says ifom Tahiti, She taIa n,
VA and leaves tor b., ouo hkes no
on TIE 18th. Aquimault, b. o.,
Maio l sis, ;, Baltimore will leave tor
nihgloe,' 70. on the 10th. The Ran U.
dtanlle p., S,ay here is still for an IN.
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A Californian on Prohibition.
DRYTowS, AmSudar Co., Cal,
January IS, 1896.

January Is, 1896.
To tho Editori
As the hrst ruleE under the constitu-
ton Of tho State Of Utah will have
much to do Ia shaping lite future, 1
WIsh TO say word to those Interested
In that important duty-whA. We have
had 10 contend against Out here In the
Golden State the last iorty-fye years,
because we did not start right. We had
read that wine 10 msckof, and strong
drink Is raging, and whosoever Is
desc0ived thereby 10 not wise, but the
old pioneers out here thought 1t was n
mistake, 90 thousands OF our best
valley lands went into vineyards, aud
millions OF money was invested devel.
oping the business, tho effect OF which
~ now found In every home In this
state. According 10 tho reports Of our
criminal Teoord'; the source Of vast
amount OF expense aud human sorrow,
is the use o! strong dTink. causing
ninety-hyo per cent. OF the ctimes aud
siGly-iive per cent. Of our taxatiOns.
AS to the oonstitutionAlity OF prohi-
bluon by tho will OF the people, there
" nc further dOubL after reading the
decisions OF the different supreme
courts ruling on the oase. Ana now,
In behalf OF the millions who Are
watching 10 see what this new State
Will do with the moot important OF nll
questions-ior know that humanity,
with all Its fears, with all liz hOpea ..
future years ~ hanging breathless on
It's !ate. Some might say II failed In
Maine, although James q. Blaine, In
q speech In Congress, said prohibition
In his state had emplied ths lails and
poOThousee, and that Ia what II has
done whenever II has been observed.
For the sake OF your homes, the 10000
Sunday school children aud tho mil
lions coming after you, leave no less
legacy 10 all these than freedom from
the curse OF q saloon,
Yours, ever tor the right,
w. o. CLARK.
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James Wadman.

A letter OF inquiry has been re.
ceived embodying a request for infor.
nation about James WAdmAu and
family, who emigrated to Utah from
Preston, Lancashire, England, In
early times. Tho writer OF the letter
Ia Mrs. Ellen Skaters (maiden name
Ellen Harrlngton), 10 Maple street,
Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
Mrs. WadmRn IL her sister. Any per.
son who will kindly convey to her the
information she seeks Will confer a
favor for which she will feel grateful.
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oonfs.sIons OF Jndsmsn,.

CHICAGO, Jan. i6.-Confessions Of
Judgm ut aggfegatlng nearly 100000
were catered IN the circuit couft to-day
sgainst Kahn, Schoenbrun d Co.,
Wholesale ol0thlers. The largest
judgment creditors are. Cotton Eek.
change bank, 100000; Importers aud
Traders National bnnk OF New Y otk,
100000; Natloual bank Of the Republic,
$4,000
The insolvont flrm has done large
business throughout the Western
h.atoe.
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MILWAUKEE,, JAu. 10 The W.scon-
sin centennial conferences held here
latt evening was attended by $50 dele
gates. IL was decided 10 have state.
mood celebration In 1895. General
Lucius Fsirchild was tcled chair.
man and he together with nvo others
Will appoint committee u 100 which
shall decide upon tue place, time and
scope Of thu celebration.
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MADRID, Jan. l6.-DiSpatohes from
Havana say tue insurgents have cut
OF all means OF land communication
between that ty and the interior eX.
cept by the short railroad from Havana
TO Mar!anao, the provinces ot Havana,
ard the still ehorier railroad to Rhgla
anu Guanabacoa, suburbs OF that CITY.
Consequently steamships are the only
means OF communication between the
capitil and tho province, which re-
mains ut the disposal OF the author
itiea.
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Marriage Licenses.

Clerk SIanton issued marriage licenses
today to George IL. Moore, aged 90,
ana Amelia Blsndisb, aged q, both OF
Bingham; Alma Nelson, 81, and Rose
Hanson, aged %, both Of Bear River
City, II. NJ. Wilson, aged IL, and Mrs.
Mary Poulson, agei IS, both OF this
city.
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REPORT STOCK EXCHANGE.
Listed Stocks Fare Bctier-Sales Of
Mercnr, Ontario aud Sunshine
Natural Gas, Firm.

Lated etock Jared much bellot today
al the mining exchange call than IA
usually tho case, blocks Of MsrouT,
Oniario and Sunshine being disposed
Of Natural Gas stock brought a good
figure, 5000 shareB being sold at II
cent, aud 100 shares at 10. Dalton
scored a sale Of 900 shares at o cent?.
The figures placed on the llsled
stocks are a. iollowE
LISTED sTOCIgR
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MINNEAPoLIs, Jan. i6.-Tho Irish
American bank, a state institution,
closed today. Its depositofa com.
menced to withdraw yes ofday when
tho city bank suspension was an.
nouncod. The capital IL only 800. 900.
At the last statement, Dec. 10, 1895,
the bank had sSS5,O75 on deposits,
sl99. 9l0 Of which was subject 20 check
Loans and discounts s4l5 050, cash ON
h1nd and due from other nnnRe, S12,.
535.
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New York, Jan. l0-A Washing.
tou dispatch TO the World eayt: Tho
engagement y announced Of Mise
Catherine, tae eighth daughter Of
Cnief Justice Fuller Of this U1i,od
States Supreme Court, to Mr.. Beeoher
OF Buffalo, n cousin OF this late Henry
Ward Boecher. Tue date Of the mar.
tIAge IL vet for Sept. n.
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construction o. suitable auditorium.
Without u tuildiug OF that kind the
meeting will DO a failure. Everything
possible should be brought TO bear ~
secure tho money requisite for tho
erection u the needed hall.
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lighting and finally Racket took y
bottle that Matulanis wa holding aud
tut II In his pocket. Marulanls then
called tho men thieves aud they both
Jumped at him, knocking him down
anu fracturing his soul. He died two
hours later His mufdcfoia escaped.
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Hog ChOIera at KaysYiIlc.

II. =. Parrlsh, NEWS travelling
agent, writes from Contervllle, Janu.
ary 3, ~ follows: "Ths Kaysville
Creamery han Lost seyonty.hvs hogs
with hog cholera Ia tho Last two wotks
aud eEpecta 10 save only about Thirty
out Of svvoniy.ive II has lett"
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PARIS, Jan. l6,-At tho cabinet
council this morning, Nj, BenthelOt.
minister OF foreign affair, an
nouncoi. that the Anglo FIeBch
agreement regarding Slam was signed
yesterday. BY It's terms tho Mekong
becomes tbs boundary and both powers
undertake. 10 refrain from any armed
advance Into Mensm vslley, but the
5iamsee territory west ana CAST OF II Ia
excluded from luis clause.
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Another New COMPANY.

The Skull Valley Mining Ani MIL.
ing company was Incorporated today
aud articles were nlod In the office Of
County Clerk stanton. The incorpor.
ators are }. II. Bennett, +. 4. Burmes-
ter and e. Il. Bolton, all OF this city.
The capital stock IL fixed at 81 800, 900,
divided into shares OF the par value Of
s. each subscribed for rs iOllows: J..
II. Bennett, 100, 900 shares; +. T. Bur.
mettor, 100; G.. Il. Bolton, l99, 300.
Tho following persons arc made trustees
Of the corporation Tor tho first twelve
months Of Its existence; J. IL. Ben.
nett, Il. T. Burmester, q. Il. Bolton,
W. II. Mcmillan AMI J. II. Evans. j.
IL. Bennett Ia named Us president ami
treasurer; w. +. Mcmillan, vice presi.
dent, and g. l.. Bolton, secretary.
The company owns the London group,
which embraces the Liverpool, Lon.
don and Toledo claims, the ~. Louis
group, which Is composed Of the De.
lroil, 81. Louis, st. Paul anu San
francisco claims, anu the New YORK
group, made up OF the BTu new lex,
New York, Portland and Johannes
burg claims, all situated In tho MeTour
mining district
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into insonalbility, but the robbers fied
without getting any o. his money.
Ono was captured and identified. lie
u Sam Bell, a gambler. The other IL
man named Morgan, who had
volunteered TO pilot Campbell about
the camp.
1t is believed Campbell's skull war
eighty fractured, but no will re-.
cover.
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The Lean Year Ball,

The Grand Leap Year Rail 10 cele-
brRie Statehood, and to DO held In
Christensen's hall this (Thursday)
evening, ia expected TO BIO the most
brilliant affair " the season.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 10 MIR. Martha Il.
Holden, well kn wa 10 many news.
paper readers M "AmbeT" died al $3.50
this morning a. st. Luke'6 hospital Of
cancer.
DIVER, Dol, Jan. l0.-Ex.Conpross.
man ana ex.Srcroiary Of 6lslo 81. Is.
smlthera died 10 Jay Ia his 73h year.
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Special Notice.

The presid'1Is Of the Relief Sosiety
In each ward OF Salt Lake City, are
urgently requested to meet at Room
22s Constitution building, Main street,
ON Saturday Jan. 18th. By order Of
the president
M, IsABELLA " oRNE.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Thers was
an interesting episode In tho House
today, inspired by Grow (Rapu., Pal,
who declared that this New YORK
chamber Of commerce, In a pamphlet
widely circulated, east reflections upon
the good faith OF the House. fhe
pamphlet criticised the House Tor not
paying the Canadian ,seAlers 100000,
which II was asserted bal breutTbi IA :
cd anu awarded TO the owners VI INC
seized vessels.
Crisp Dem, Ca, made the polnl
that the pamphlet presented no ques.
ton Of privilege.
Grow tcontended that since rtfioc.
lions upon members OF the House were
questions Of privilege, reflection upon
the whole House was much more priv.
LEGGED.
"The board OF arbitration did not
award dollar damages,D Grow de-
clared. "If that had been done, II
would have been dishonest not to pay
II, and II Ia reflection on the House
TO say that such award was not made
and not paid"
The Speaker ruled that no question
OF privilege was presented, wheteupOn
Grow took his seat, saying, swell, 1
nm satisfied"
A bill was passed authorizing the
leasing OF lands IN Arizona for educa-
tional purposes.
The House resumed consideration Of
the pension bill. An order was adopt
Ell that the general debate be closed
today and the bill taken up by para
graphs tomorrow unuer the five
minute rule.