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Strayed.

l had roam mare four years old
to stray from my farm near Ryerson
Station, Greene county, Pa, about
the 1st of June 1896. Anyone giving
me information as to her where
abouts will be literally rewarded.
w. j. BRYAN,
Ryerson Station, Greene Co. Pa.
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Furnished House to Rent.

Miss Arab j. Evans offers her res
idence either furnished or unfurn-
ished for rent on moderate terms.
Call or address Miss Arab j. Evans,
Morgantown, W. Va.
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Choice Wash Goods,

Yes we've got them great many different styles and prices
FRENCH ORGANIZES.
20, IS and $780, An unusually large stock to select FROM
DIMITIES
Prices to suit 2sc-the latest thncs
in styles and color combinations
LAWNS.
We find the wash fabric very popuar-sc Isc-he prices and
styles make the Sales -
LINENS.
these goods to have struck the every one
we have both the plain coors fancy figures IS 2 and 4sc
WHITE GOODS.
An endless variety plain figured from quality to the firm
dotted Swiss at soc.
MADRAS. CLOTH AND ZEPHYRS
I2H and ISc design, especially for shirts shirt waists
Dozen Ladies White Swiss Embroidery Handkerchief I2Hc
these kind of handkerchiefs usually retail at 2sc
White Bed Spreads Coo and 15c; up to $500 EACH
Wooden Dress Goods-A full line in coos of Novelty Mo.
hair Serges and Henriettas =
SHOES
Our stock Of Shoes condition We have them
in most any style and last
SHIRT WAISTS.
Anything in this line you Don't fail see our prices be-
lore buying All are made full bshup sleeves from soc up S7s
GEO. {. STEELE.
GENERAL MERCHANT.
Telephone 81
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The fat-frying will now begin in
earnest. It took heap of money to
nominate Mckinley but it will take
a heap more to elect him.
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Their cry for fight on the tariff
question is an acknowledgement on
the part of the Republicans that
they are afraid of the money issue.
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M'KlNLEY And HKINLEYSN.
Some Press Comments on the Late
Nomination.

Forcible and Pertinent Expressions Of
Opinion By Great Editors, East and
West, and Representing Republican
As Well as Democratic Papers.
WHAT IT MEANS.
Boston Globe.
The meaning of the St. Louis
protection" plank in nutshell
tariff upheayal and business uncer-
tainty.
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Democratic Meetings.


The Democratic Executive Com
mittee for MonoDgalia county held a
meeting in Morgantown,o on Tuesday
June 23d. The committee was per.
manently organized by electing John
Alexander. Chairman and CIV. Fin
nell, Secretary.
1t was ordered that meetings be
held in the several districts Of the
county On
Saturday, July 18th.
At one o'clock p. NJ. to select dele.
gates to the five conventions yet tc
be held. 1t was further ordered that
each district elect two delegates and
two alternates to each of the fol
lowing conventions: The Congress
sional, the State; the Senatorial, and
the Judicial, and that ten delegates
and ten alternates be elected to at
tend the county convention. 1t was
also ordered that the county conven.
tion be held in Morgantown on SAT
URDAY, AUGUST LIST, 1896, at 10 O.
clock.
The district meetings were fixed
as follows:
Morgan District-Morgantown.
Union District-Stewartstown.
Clinton Decentralization Fur.
mace.
Grant Dietrict-A. G. Barker's.
Cass District-Stumptown School
house.
Clay District-Mooresville.
Battelle District-Cross Roads.
The District Committeeman are
requested to keep these meetings be.
fore the people, and see that large
attendance is secured.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Chm.
G. W. FINNELL, Sec'y.
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THE ONE SUPREME ISSUE.
Philadelphia Times.

III
Philadelphia Times.
There is one supreme issue before
the people of the United States, and
until it shall have been absolutely
settled all other questions of nation
al policy will be dwarfed into insig-
nificance. The one supreme issue Is
the question of the maintenance OF
national honor and of national cred
it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-06-27

PITTsBUR0, June "a
SIC: spring wheat. 63 a84c.
CORN o yellow ear, as9331zc; No. I
shelled, 32ls 5 &c; high mixed sheIled, sea
a21ac; mixed ear. 3JlG8lc.
OATS-No. | white, 245z925c; No. 2 do,
2334G24c; extra No. 8 white, 23a2s1<c; light
mixed 22ls aasc.
HAY-No. 1 timothy, si450@l5.00; No. Z
timothy. sl2.2sai8oo; mixed clover. sii5Oo
12.o0; packing $3.50 100; No. feeding prairie,
sS.0O98'Go; wagon hay, e17.I0 dl8O0 for timo-
tGy.
BUTTER-Elgn creamery, l7@isc: Ohio,
fancy creamery, $50 Ice; fancy country, roll.
l0Gl1c; low grade and cooking. 7@Sc
CHEEsE-Fancy New York, full cream,
S1<sslsc New York fiat., cream, s14c; new
Ohios, ia &c: new Wisconsin SWISS in tubs.
li@l2c; iimburger 81 g9c Ohio Swiss, In
tubs, II lie: SWISS in square blocks, $50
lSI3c.
EGGS-strictly frssh Pennsylvania aud
Ohio. in cases. llI46lsc; seconds 9l<1l0c.
POULTRy-Large live chickens, 55(965c per
pair; live chickens, small, 5O055c; spring
chic ems, 2594oc per pair; dressed chickens,
latGi3c per pound; dressed spring chickens,
i8Gl9c; live ducks, 50656oc per pair; dressed,
"a i5c; live turkeys, 9aioc per pound !;
dressed, l4'6i5c; live geese, 90 75c per pair.
PrrrsBURo. June "a
CATTLE-Receipts fair, IS cars on sale; mar
ket slow at unchanged prices. We quote
prices as follows: Extra, s4s0eAs5; good,
s4loa420; tidy, eA00as.10; good butchers,
s3.soa4Oo: prime. s425e4sJ; fair, s8.so0sso;
common, $100es.6o; rough, fat, sS009as5;
bulls. stays and COWS. s2.o0es5o: heifers, $500
@400; bologna cows, per head. &5.0O0lA00;
fresh COWS and sprineers. sls.o0es5.O0.
HOGS-Receipts light is cars ON sale; mar
ket ruled active. We quote the following
prices: Prime light weights. sg.e5(es.70; best
medium grades $sooe806; heavy hogs, s8l50
$50: roughs. $e.0oaa 500
SHEEP AND LAMBS-supply fair, rs cars
on sale; market unchanged We quote prices
IS follows: Prime, s3.s00a90; 9 4od, sRoo0875;
fair, $325a8.50; common, e2.5Oa 400; culls,
el.00g200; choice yearlings, $3.759<0O; COM
mon to good yearlings. $2.50s35o; choice
lambs, s45095.00; common to good lambs, $3.50
DA25; veal calves. sA0o95.So; heavy 10 thin
calves, s2-0Jtea0o.
CIEoIHsArI. June "a.
HOGs-Markst active at s2ssesA Re
oeipts, $500 head: shipments, CIV iaad.
CATTLE-Market active sd Arm At O. coo
40 Receipts, 1850 hcad; shilments. s,70O
head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Narket for sheen
steady ut tl.75 aasa Receipts $500 head:
2.700 head Lambs-MArket steady
1t sR0096.0a
NEW YoaK. June IL
WHEAT-spot market weak; No. hard.
07ss@67>kc aAoat.
CORN--Spot market quiet; No 2, sl1<c.
oATS-Spot market weaker; No. 2, 21Sxc
CATTLE--a'arkrt fairly active and firm
Native steer. ordinary to prime, SReoJeAl5;
stays and Q, Z xs.50aA071s; bulls. sa8o90. 10;
dry cows, 81 z5a300
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ssarkct .oF good
sheep Arm; others slow and lower; prime
lambs fraction easier; under grades dull.
Sheep. $1,000 4 20; lambs. sa.sS1d2A
HOGS Market steady - saSo2aen
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Fertilizers.
A. F. Lawhead has for sale the
celebrated /. P. Thomas Son Co.,
corn and other fertilizers, South
Morgantown. Special brands for
different crops.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-06-27

SEE Hirschman's stock Of Carpets,
Mattings, Widow Shades, Curtain
poles. They will save you money.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-06-27

The large gang of men who have
been laying the s inch gas main be-
tween here and Stumptown finished
the work yesterday and were paid
off by the Union Improvement Co.
this morning.
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Real Estate Transfers,

The following transfers of real es-
tate have been admitted to record in
the county clerks office within the
past week:
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SHOES that please the eye, fit the
foot and give comfort and wear at
Hirschman's.

HIRscHMAN's new Spring line of
Percale Shirts will be here in q few
days.
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ELMER f. JACOBS

al ~ l1LSSIs
Morris Block. Main Street.
MORGANTOwN, W, Va
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Alex H. TAFT and wife to w. II.
Shriver, %, ~ and 2S acres, $1,000.
CLAY DISTRICT.
John W. Hess and wife to Theo-
dolphus Moore, undivided one half
of grantors' interest in 70 acres, 1925.
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THE MARKETS.

Fair; warmer; light variable winds,
becoming southeasterly.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-06-27

Use Saratoga and
Gray Mineral water for
stomach, liver, bowels,
kidneys and urinary
organs = excellent for
rheumatism. For sale
only at McVicker's
Pharmacy.
MocA and Java Coffee 80 and 80
cents at Posters is the best in town.
Try Posten's Moca and Java COT.
fee. It's the best and cheapest In
town.
Buy your -four ct Posten's Cash
Store and save money.
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WHAT M'KINLEYIsN COSTS.
Washington Post.

1t is said that Mr.. Hanna has al
resdv asnprded $500 n00 IN tho work
stands ready to put 81, $4,000 more
in the pool.
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ScrofuIa

sores. We had three different doctors.
Pieces OF bone came out OF the sores. The
last doctor said the leg would have to be
cut open and the bone scraped, before he
could get well. Howard became SC low
that he would eat nothing, and one doc
tor said there was no chance for him.
"one day, newspaper recommending
Hoods Sarsaparilla was left at our door.
We decided to try this medicine. Howard
commenced taking it the last of February,
after having been sick for year and .
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1896-06-27

HOMEsEEKERs! Write r. w. Wrenn
?. T. M, Plant SySUem, Savannah,
Ca, for copy Of the ''Plant SYSTEMS
Compendium Of Reliable Facts" 1t
will be of interest and value to you.
BIG shoes, little shoes, broad shoes,
arrow shoes, good shoes, cheap
shoes, stylish shoes and comfortable
shoes, any and all Of these ct
Hirschmans.
KEEP cool by buying enc Of
Hirschman's Hot weather coats and
vests.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-08
The Mint seal.

The third day CO The thai Of John
7. Jo5@ oJsas1 VIII Ware, No:e-
ware. Che, Clerk Of t5e Mr-t siIl
O, TIE sand Be testified that when
Jooe sd hs settlement n lsas be
TUNED 0re- a. sroaz q lsgSEa3 or
os tzEiun Eha Indicated TIA. Epari-
O= .eiiE were @5e prST5o2s 10 bat
se;;l=-s-i GziFErpon4d 20 cootf,
o0-e oaD~ AEa they shocl1 II o.
der 70 I'VE Up the losses by Sealing.
Tbs EItass gave Il. hiSo- ot tie
bcg1E o~s.ttnca the tine II cr,s ito
taz N--t u { genuine tar u 1872
urtl 4 EE discovered 10 b. spurious
by Masoa Il February 1875. Frog
ths oooaaD q ths be-s o. TIE bogus
matt c0zl3s- etc be Eozrht ths
sp=5oas D=!T @u--d N the sttle
Ds-i q IS3- Te fat that :bs
METAL Eu = possession Q! TIE Meter
al E%soE- p-Uy-j oSrGUEvsr thxi
IL 1ra hare ban CONNECTED vth
1= @EE % the EPur5oos o=lt Eoi
tEEi s3o= ucs familiar with tie books
Eo3 aET-- - lis p,ss@Eoa tn KEYS
70 tn rEu2i =ES have substituted
;s= bogus ue-. The spc-5U-s -sl;
c9ald uot Eav ben a6s L ibs d.
pJEIe -s.i--c rus- El;bozI IT,
E-CEl=3r= q 0s Mai;@- Eod Re5oz,
q As assistant No:@zE= explained
tb= Du.lEGJ- ot tie cg.s1E5Eau-
b1ok and Ez-& ;Ea. VIII zach CO..
so-lazao2 Srt 70 IL -ss-=-? tz-s
giving La Of TIE 2sitz = Ea Cox
E---1zl1o accompanied Il Th=+
isEE p-sTU1z % ls3 z-e missing.
~Hc@@ described The oEnne: l.
which @ Mint i guarded and said
iEEi oPszCg2s oogyJ ooI have ben
cz--si On at ri-nI vltSg1;th= watch
--zcs kDoElsjse. Tie tin=bpok to-
lS8 shovel that On june 9th Chas.
I~noupsy-- deposit Mel;er. Ind ~. :.
E7ETOa and F-zuE OEve-. hslyers,
LIFT 81 Jp- Il whereas TIE oth=r en-
plo!@ LETT al 80 and ! ?. t. There
l. 70 record 70 =hoE WIN Jones LEFT
Melt No i -a reported TO have b%sa
Eea=t@d O. taz: da!. lis first record
80 L." 0z-5s: ace II gold This
has b@ea erased AID 1877 oz.-5& ane
substituted FOX Il Ttare vs 70
reason tOr reDsltIrg this metal.
Joa= let; Q: the evening Of Feb. 2.
lS1- Tie next dsy gold tar No.
10 vas missing from the vault; 70
Gre oould have entered the vault
Without having the key and co4bi.
nation. Jones and Harris were the
Only two possessing such.
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sILyEE II ISSUE

Day b! day L b=oon@ clearer thsi
tie great issue q ISJ VII h Thsthsr
the Anenzn pegYls stall return 70
the booes noosy q The CONSTITUTION
by the ~oonple.e r~e1o-zti9a. Q. silTe-
o. permit Themselves 30 b dragged
30 thsi- death I'D 6szroctioa al the
wheels u Erglgnd-s golden chariot
That Is ths Issue and there L 10
blinking :; Il The Ans=le@ cHTs!
abqui 20 oeat 6oHs-E and honest
uoaey.- presents q izue that Is sb-
s%5.siT false, and Il the pSople VII
study the question = littls they Eiu
ZEE II.
There l. 10 question d 4 fifty
cent dollar involved II Il . one
hundred csnt dollar or q -tSo hun5-
red cent dollar which tbs gold dol
lar actually IL
In tns Republican convection st
81. Louis there vii bea Tremendous
struggle ore THE money plank The
extreme silver men Eiu have nothing
lsss than free coinage al IG % ! fat.
Unis- they get II, there will doubt
les be several spoks knocked on:
II the Republican wheel then and
there.
TEo thirds O! the Democratic party
are for free coinage. II the admins
tra.iOn and The money power together
do not capture the convention it will
certainly be : grand triumph for the
people.
II the sentiments Of the rank and
file u the party do not lind express
sion both IN the platform and the
candidates, there will not only be
come spokea Knocked out Of the Dem
ocratic wheel, but the hub will go
too. That is, these things will take
place IL silver Democrats are true
TO their principles, as we believe they
are.
Then the Populist party is looming
up es an unqUestioDed power in
American politics. In The creed Of
this organization there Is much that
is good, and it has in it's ranks On
very able and admirable men.
The more conservative Of It's ele.
nents understand that they cannot
expect to win in the near future On
all Of their ISSUES. In order TO win
at all, they must plant themselves on
middle ground. where the dissatisfied
elements OF other parties "a meet
them. Should they conclude TO make
bimeiallism their paramount issue,
il may lead to combinations that will
reYolat:ODize the country.
The campaign Of 1886 bids fair TO
be the most mornen'ous and excit
ing Of any since the clOst u the war,
Ind the ghost Of free silver, Of which
we have beard 80 much, will be the
grand central figure Of the plsy~-Na.
tionaI BjmetalBsm.
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An exchange tells a charming story
~ a man who went 10 sleop the other
day and dreamed that he was In d city
governed by women. II WA scrupu
iOusly clean, and while walking
around, he saw three men arrested for
splitting on the payements. a gar.
bsge barrel at tho rear u each lot
was hand painted and tied with nib
bon. Mai boxes were decorated with
drawn work throwa. Hri no n-n "'""-
Swcetpea vines were climbing O,cr
The electric tight poles, and Il band
painted cuspidor occupied a promi.
ncnt place on every corner. There
wus no business, not a team being
allowed 70 pass up and down the main
street for fear Of making dust. TIM
town was deserted, save for the pc.
licewomen, who marched up and
down 10 eco that no n with dusty
shoes stepped into town. During the
dream Il nan was hanged IN the sub.
urbs for being out with the boys the
night before.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-03-08

WAsHISCTOT, March THE Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations to.
day voted to recommend that the Sen
ate ~nOn.cOBcur in the House gubsti
tute for the Senate Cuban resolutions
and ask for a conference. Several
members expressed themselves salts.
fled to accept the House resolution.
and the opinion Was yentured by n
or two that the House substitute WIS
better formed.
Sherman reported back the resolu.
tons to the Senate aud moved the
House amendment he non oncurrcd
III and Il conference committee an.
pointed. IT vas agreed To. and the
Vice President appointed Sherman,
Morgan and Lodge MS q conference
committee.
Frye, from the Committee on For.
cign Relations, reported a substitute
for the House bill providing for the
determination Of the Alaskan fur
seals, which was made II special order
for next Thursday.
At the instance Of Senator Cannon,
the Senate to-day agreed to the rcgo
luton calling upon the Secretary Of
tho Interior for lns reasons for failing
to restore to the public domain. agri
cultural and unallO:tcd lands IN the
Uncompahgre Indian rescr walton in
accordance with the law OF 1901.
HOUSE
In tho House tO day Il hill wat
passed authorizing the county Of Nav
aiO. Arizona. 10 issue bonds for the
construction Of county buildings.
Tho conference report on tho ArmJ
appropriation till was adopted. The
House then resumed consideration o.
tho Legislative appropriation bill
amended I" abolish Marshals' an,
District Attorneys fees ngain coming
mp.
J.W. Pierce. Republic. Ia, says: =.
have used One Minute Cough Cur
IN my family and for myself, with re
suits 10 entirely satisfactory that
can hardly find words 10 express my
sell ms tO it's merits. ! will never fal
to recommend IL Ia othors. on ever.
occasion that presents ITSELF Fo
salo by J.. +. Fuller.
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It s. Predicted.

One Of the prominent Democrats
ot the country predicts that the ma
tiOnsl Democratic convention ~ilI
split and the Eilyerites will nOmi-
nate d ticket which will be fupport-
ed By the Populigts and labor ele-
rnent generally. II that prediction
should prove correct, we do not be.
lieTe that anyone can prophesy the
result 81 the next presidential cleo.
tim. Tie Republicans say that it Is
d Republican year and that they will
elect their ticket. There IL many d
slip between the cup and the lip.
The conditions, upon their face. are
plainly in favor Of Republican sue.
cess. But the complications may
change results. The silver men are
determined, ven to the extent Of
leaving any party that may oppose
them. The pocketboek IL ruling with
most men. None 81 the Republican
politicians are advising US that they
mean to make money more plenty.
None OF them are telling Us that the
debtor who contracted his debt on a
paper and silver basis shall he ~.
sured that he can pay his debt in the
same kind Of currency On whose bas.
is be originally contracted il. The
! people want TO know where they arc
at. Tho farmer wants 10 know il he
must continue 10 have bis potatoes
retailed at 10 cents per bushel and his
oats, corn, wheat and other products
at a proportionate price. Tie people
want definite nswer TO the question
a5 ~ whether the masses are IN hone.
less poverty or whether the producer
can get in the country he has made,
q reasonable return for his labor and
for his capital invested. Will the pol.
iticians answer this question in their
platforms. or shall tho people be div.
en- To independent political action
Farmers Voice.
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IN MEMOHIhSI II.

Tho following resolutions on the death o,
Guy French were unanimously adopted 10y
the teachers and pupils Of the Elko public
school:
WHEREAS: God IN hts Infinite wisdom.
has rcmovcd from our midst our beloved III.
tic ~schoOlmatc, Guy French. TO that far on
home In tho skies. where sickness, sorrow
and death never enter. Bright. happy. man.
IS liitio Guy, o sou will he missed by
all! Therefore be IL
Rcfoiroi, That ia the death OF French
our school has lost ono Of its~ brightest and
most prorniElBR pupils. and his parents u
loving SOP. To them We would say IN their
sorrow that ,hGir little ono has gone to Him,
who said: suffer little children to come
unto me. FOR such Is the Kingdom 81
Heaven"
H'foiroj. That Is cop NJ these resolutions
DO scnt Ia tho parents Of the deceased. aud
a cops Do furnished tho Elko papers, 70.
Tucstiug that they bc published.
Dear Iii;lc Guy. mag your sleep bo peace.
fui. and may the bright angels keep watch
over and comfort tho %sorrowinR ones you icf;
bchiiyl.
We shall meet. but wc shall miss him.
There shalt bc n yncant desk;
We shall meet 10 part, no mover,
"hcfH tho weary are ni rest.
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ROLL.


FRANKFORT, March 5.-Eightccn Of
tho lending gold standard Democrats
Of the General Assembly have made a
formal request on Senator Blackburn
To withdraw from the a c for Scpat
or. a refusal TO comply will result, in nj
least eighteen members withdrawing
their support from hin. Five gold
standard momb , who have been
standing out against Blackburn did
not sign.
Blackburn. when presented will,
the resolutions asking his withdrawal
SAID II the Democrats ut an open eau
u tonight. after & iull non.partisar
discussion, voted 10 ask him 10 with
draw he would do go.
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An Unpi.a.an, g.u.,I,nc.

Yesterday afternoon Martin Mason
and George Grant got a box Of giant
powder at the Il. T. II. store and
started Tor the stone quarry "'h'" e.
q sleigh. They had gone but snort
distance when they looked around and
say tbat the box wg in a blaze
Grant and Mason left the sleigh i'm a
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. March "A confer,
ence report on the army appropriation
biI was agreei 70 by the Senate 10,
day. Allen asked for immediate con,
E.deration for the resolution declaring
all United States bonds redeemable
10th Ill gold and silver. but an objec
roD being being made. the resolution
wen over
Chandler. OF the Committee on
Privileges and Elections presented
the majority report providing for an
Investigation into the Alabama e!ec.
ton. Gray gave notice Of minority
report.
Tie agricultural appropriation bill
vas taken up.
HE House Cuban resolutions were
returned to the Senate this afternoon
and referred 10 the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations. Frye an.
nounced that they would probably be
considered by the committee tO.mOr-
row.
At 3 O'Clock this afternoon, the
clerk Of the House conveyed the mes
sage to the Senate, returning the or.
igiDal Senate Cuban resolution en-
dorsed AS passed with amendment in
form OF d substitute. 1t was decided
after a conference with several Seua.
tors that in order 10 correct the Sen.
ate journal. it would be necessary to
recall the House resolution. Accord.
ingly Hit, Chairman OF the Foreign
Affairs Committee, offered q resolu.
ton which passed, recalling the Gu.
ban resolution.
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