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A GREAT eLoopsTAlN.
II Was Made By the Likelihood Of Oas
Of the DAuntiess' Crew.

CHICAGO, Oct. VA Tribune special
from Jacksonville. Fla, says that on
the hurricane deck Of the flibustoriag
steamer Dauntless Is a great stain that
was made by the lifeblood Of one Of the
vessels crew, killed by a shot from =
Spanish gunboat, the Contramaestra,
during the filibusters' last voyage.
On the morning Of Oct. IS the steam.
or was leaving point on the northern
coast OF the province Of PinAr Del Rio,
after having landed her third cargo Of
supplies for the insurgents. When Il
miles of the shore the ContrAmAestru
bore down upon them and the Daunt.
less was forced to her best speed.
Shot after shot was fired by the Span
lard. The little vessel was gaining
when n cry from the pic and the crash
Of wood announced that the boat hAd
been struck by a bullet. One Of Oh,
crew had been struck and cut In two.
Driving ahead at full speed tho Daunt
less finally got out Of range and escaped
the SpaniArd.
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cAauslG,s sucoNp SPEECH.



Ne Il Crested b. . Tssmsaasus Crowd
81 Bowiias Green.
BowLISo GREEN. KY, Oct. 2l-Thii
city never held such . crowd a. were
present 70 hear Secretary Oarlislo make
the second Of his series Of Kentucky
speeches. Delegations Of gold standard
Democrats from AL over the Third dis.
trict were here, and many Eilvermen.
UnusuAl precautions were taken 10 pre-.
vent any disturbances. Mayor Mallory
swcrc In large number Of SPECIAL 20.
hcomon. who were stationed 1t various
points In the opera house. and they had
Instructions 10 use vigorous measures
In the event anyone offered 10 insult
tho speaker In cay manner.
All morning Mr.. Carlisle received .
constant stream Of callers at his hotel
and was accorded unusual evidences Of
The esteem In which be Is held In south.
sEn Kentucky.
8. H. Rhea. the silver Democratic
candidate for cOuRressin this distEiot,rO-
linquished his AnnOuncsd intention Of
demanding . division Of time with Car.
liale. but announced he would answer
oArlisls's speech on the street In front
Of the opera house - soon - the secre.
tAry concluded.
Mr. Carlisle arrived at the opera
house 1t O'Clock and was introduced
By Major Wells oOEinston. . farmer Of
this county. He was given an ovation,
and began his speech shortly after the
hour named.
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A SENSATION PROMISED.
The Americas Protective Associations 10
Ips More clroulArL


The Americas Protective Association 10
Ips More cirauiAr[
CmoAo, Oct. 2A-A Record special
from Wa lhington says
"A sensation n promised In American
Protective association circles In = few
days when members OF that organiEA-
ton, dissatisfied with the official COM
munication Of the president in OppOsi.
ton TO Bryan, win reply by circulars.
announcing their intention 20 support
the Chicago nominee, and preferring
against the suprsms president and his
associates charges Of being in the move
ment 70 give the support Of tho AssOciA-
ton 10 Mckinley. The object Of the
circulation Of the circulars viii be to
permit all American Protective associa-
ton people to understand the methods
reaorted 10 by certain men in the order
In the campaign. lis learned that one
Of the chief objects on both sides in the
nght now at hand Ia the capture Of
Maryland. where IL IL said there are a.
900 American Protective association
votes"
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Oct. 2l-Ths
rubber factory Of spAulding s. Pfe6er
at Chicopee Falls has shut down In.
definitely. The employees were informed
that II Mckinley is elected they may
report At the factory for the week In
the morning following, but II Bryan IL
elected they will DO notified when
wanted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25
Quarrel About PiEa

WATERFORD, Ireland, Oct. ga
quarrel has arisen here on account Of
the merchants buying pigs direct from
tho farmers. instead Of through the
DAllybrickeh pig buyers A number Of
the latter wsylAid four OF the merchants
and beat them nearly to death. There
Is great excitement and there are fears
OF further disturbances.
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Cotton Receipts.
For Another Week.

Yellowstone Kit will remain in bry-
an for another week, giving his usua
performance each day. The change 10
his plans was occasioned by the ON
favorable weather for the past few day
He drew large crowds oil day yesterday
and disposed Of large quantities Of hiI
medicines. Remember he remains one
week longer.
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repulI., El.eler, WitAarau.

ATLANTA, Oct A-The suboommit.
Zee Of the Populist state central commit
lee 10 whom was entrusted the settle.
mSnt Of the fusion question. has for.
nAliy withdrawn the Populiss electoral
vote In Georgia This Il understood 10
be the result Of'A failure Of negotiations
between Chairman Jones and the com.
mittsemen In Chicago POpulisls viii
devote themselves 10 eleOting their con.
gFesuiOaAi candidates on which Il 10 said
they win in several instances have tho
assistance Of the Republican vote A
large section Of the Populisi vote win Be
eat Tor Mckinley.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

Attorney General 81. NJ. Crane will
speak here at $50 o'clock p. m. next
Tuesday the "a. lie is one Of the fne'
speakers in the state and we hope every
man In Bra1os comfy who can possibly
do so, will come out and hear the great
questions that are now confronting the
people discussed by Mr. Crane.
Born to Afr. and Mrs Seth Kinney Of
Hearne, Friday, "A fine girl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

wIcHrIA Kan, ocl 2A-This city
Was crowded with visitors from = radi.
Is of5o miles 10 hear Speaker Reed.
Yellow badges were much In evidence
Mr.. Reed arrived On the Frisco this
morning and was a once driven 10 the
Carey hotel. where he rested for while.
Mr.. Reed addressed en- immense audi
encs ~ . o'ciSSk in the auditorium.
whea he speech vas completed he
went - - aAjOlniAs tent shat had been
raised b aoDonnsaais ii.oco people,
~ naas . UsCsad pssoh tAsrN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

NASHVILLE, Oct aA-Tom Watson Of
Georgia defended POpulism and the
POpulist party Friday night. making .
ItrOnR speech which met with hearty
reception from tho 1900 people present
He was particularly bitter in places and
was ~ severe - words could be when
IpeAking Of Vice Presidential CAndi.
late sewall He charged him with
bsing . plu.ccrat, bOndOlippeE and rail.
road hing and that hswas running hand
IN hand with the gOld'bugs aud that his
presence On the ticket was . menace to
The election Of Mr.. Bryan. The Specch
was stirring, terse appeal for the sup.
port Of the party, and has renewed the
Ipirits Of the Populists here
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VISITORS 10 M,klnLEY. n

NNgtN0FN9 ~ FNNNNkGNa
rAsy Arrive 81 Canton In oFsss Mum.
bsFs Aad Greet the Nomiass.
CANTON. o. oct. 9A-Delegations be-
gan 70 arrive early this morning,
and At the rate calculated will make this
Saturday At least equal 70 any demon.
ItrAtion Of the earlier Saturdays Of the
campaign.
The hrst delegation 10 arrive came
from Lebanon City. Lebanon county ;
Reading. Berks county; schuylkill
county, and contiguous territory In
Pennsylvania. They arrived about Q 90
o'clock on . special train ofseven coach.
u, but did not 20 10 the Mckinley home
antii about . o'clock. There were In.
sroductOry addresses BY ex.Mayor J. X.
Kennedy for Reading. and J. v. Vel.
lowsmith from Lebanon.
Az soon - the address 10 the Penn.
ylvAniAns was finished members Of the
Hardwood Lumbor Exchange and Build.
M and TSades' Exchange. Chicago.
who had arrived On special train Of
three Pullman carr. were given posses.
don Of thslawn. They were introduced
By Harvey 8. HOyden and addressed b.
Major Mckinley. 1
Major Mckinley made his third Ad.
dress Of the day 70 delegation Of New
York Republicans. representing the
towns Of ElmirA, Corning. Bath. Horn.
sllSville, Cuba and jamestown, and tC
several hundred from McKAne county
PsnnsylvAniA.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

GLASGOW, Oct. 2A-F. +. Bacon,
the English champion runner, beat t
p. Conner, the American champion. in
the a.mils run here. Bacon won BY Il
yards in Q minutes and Al seconds
Bacon thus won al three races Of the
series arranged between the two men
Cor $500 q aide In each event
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25
GILLIAN NEWS
Tho President aud his Minister Of the


The President aud his Minister of the
Interior Disagree.
New YORK. Oct. 24.-A dispatch to
The Herald from Valparaiso, Chill. says
Il IL reported that President ETAzuris
has had q serious disagreement with the
minister of the interior. The dispute
arose through the appointment BY the
minister Of governors and other officials
not satisfied with the president
The president has called upon Senior
Barros Luoo, n well known diplomat. 10
form a new cabinet in the event Of q
change. Senior Luco has consented.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

WASHINGTON. Oct. 94.-Tho postofiice
department has decided to put free dc.
livery service in operation in johnson
county. Nebraska. This will DO the
first experiment Of the kind In the west.
II has been successfully tried in the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

CLEVELAND. Oct 24-A pitched bat.
tie took plAos between a squad Of rail-
road detectives and oarthieves at Collin
wood. suburb. A fusillAde Of shots
was exchanged and Michael Ryan, one
Of the thisv,s. was fatally wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25
w. X. MILLER DEAD.
A Prominent Republican Passes Away
81 Canton

81 Canton.
CANTON, o., Dot A-Hon. W. X.
Miller. An oldtime friend Of Major Nc
Kinley. died last night At o'clock from
results Of = stroke Of ApOplexy. He was
The Republican nominee for presidential
slectoE from this district. He was
stricken at the First Methodist church
Monday last aqa Wednesday before he
lost consciOuspeps resigned from the
ticket. Leaf he uight not recover. The
congressional committee named his son.
Charles r. Miller, for elecsor from this
district. Major Mckinley called at the
Miller residence 70 pay his respects to
lha family shortly after the end came.
Mr.. Miller was a devoted friend for
many years, having been identified in
Major McKinlsy's congressional cam.
pAigns. He was . patent attorney Of
prOminenoS, and had bean cohspicu.
ously identified with manufacturing In
lerests and church Affairs Of this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

DAra.AA OCT y -Cholos shipping s.ssra
q aG2O
Hogs-Choic- cornfed ranging from lei 70 as
n. q 5Oa2W light weights q casa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

NAsHyILLE, ocs. Atom Watson,
Populiss Chairman George +. Wash
burn and II. W. Reed, national Popu.
list committeeman, met in this city
yesterday and had two long confer.
enoes. Reed said fusion was the object
Of the conference. but what was accom-
plished or whether agreements were
made none Of the three prominent poll
ticiAns would say. Mr.. Watson would
not talk, Mr.. Reed had nothing to say
and Mr.. WAshburn said very little and
what ho said he Wa particular to state
was not 10 be inferred as.resulting from
the conferences held, but chiefly his
own opinion.
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livestock

CHICAGO Oct. al.-Common 70 fancy native
dressed beef md shipping steers. n0Ds 90;
stookera aud .cedsrs,i2 20 - l5 western range
cattle, 81 O1a a.; Texas steers q oo030A
Hogs-uornmon % ohoica, - l0a3N
shsep-Nativcs, q 50 80 50. Westerns, q SO
$40
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25
Drain And Praxlslan..

CHICAGO, Oct -whoAt-SO red fsHs
ft'sN
Oorn-No, 2. az sss'sf.
oats-No. waite. isc 20
Lard. 3 100 NJ. ueltat8
Mes porE 4 barrel u o0e7ll
Short clear ades boxed. u 2tAt aIik
Short rha, sides loose q Sa98
Dry sAltcd shouldera boxed u0l aga
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

BUDI. NJ, Oct. 9A-Early this
morning W. J. Bryan began his work.
Before 8 O'Clock no spoke at Ottawa,
and . good sissd crowd chsered his A..
rAignnsnt Of the gold Democrats. His
peeoh Wa devoted In the main 10 .
general shaking mp Of the men whom,
he said. nominated ticket In order 10
sloCt Republican, Ex-President Harri.
Ion and NJ P. ingalls,, President Of the
Big FOur Railroad company. were given
. few words Of not too complimentary
nature 81 Il Sale. where Bryan
poke from Cat car from the rear Of =
rain 10 . large crowd Of enthusiastic
1dmiroFS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

secretary FrAnes Decision.
WASHINGTON, Oct. A.--Secretary Of
the Interior David X. Francis has
made q formal announcement Of his
intention 10 support Palmer and Buck
ner and the gold standard Democratic
candidate for governor Of Missouri,
Trimble.
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THE MARKETS.


NHw oRLnays Oct "a -ordlaaFy,e SO; good
ordinary, "a low middling, u middling.
5Slo. good midilins. ~. miadlins fair. &
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

GALVESTON Dot q Ordinary, 1913; good
ordinary, ii.ia; low middling 7 lie. mid.
ding. b.l0; god midAling, ~; middlinE fair.
~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

DALLAS o. s-New vhess, ~
oAis-2t3&- 6ulk, wagon; aAfiota 9 q B.
oountry points atoA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-25

All previous Entertainments Surpassed
Al Departments More Completed
More Diversity Of Exhibitor
The Largest ana Nest n sn List Of Attractions Yet Secured
Low RA1L4ROAD RArH6-
Write fsE gvipg fall Information Catalogues Premium Lists Rsee
pnsammss etc., nalsfsn sbpAesuon.
4 T. TnHIlvAET, CA CouR SAITH
- nen1EaA esusiaH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-15
She .ift's Sale Of Personal Property

Under and by virtue Of an execution issued
out of the Dist let Court of the State of Nevada
FRS judicial D'st' let, in and for the County of
Drmsby, dated the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1896,
in a certain action wherein A. j, MCGOWAN as
plaintiff Re eel ell Judgment against Archer Baker
defendant, for the sum of s405.24 with interest
thereon at the rate of seven per cent per annum
from sad 9th dav of pril 1896 until paid together
wi h costs ana disburs me IS at the date of said
judgment amounting to $500 and ACQUIRING c. St.
amounting to g. 80 on the seventh day of Apn,
1876. | have levied upon the fol owing property
described as follows tn-wit:
Al. that ~certtin stock of merchandise, go DIS
wares and !iqu rs # every kind and d scrintion
situated in that certain tore situlted on North
Carson stree Carson C ty, Nevada, and occupied
by Archer Baker, consisting Of:
Groceries.
Crockery, and earthen ware.
Shelvin-.
Show cases.
One SAT.
One peanut rooster.
One coffee G ind r.
Wines aud liquors of every description and all
the personal property and movable property in
said store situated.
Public notice is / hereby given that on Thurs
day. april 10th. 1896. at o'clock p.
IN. of tina day at the store OF the anove named
Archer Baker. in Ormsby County, Nevada, l will
sell all the right title and int est of The said
Al cher Baker, the defer dant, in and 10 the above
mentioned property at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder to satisfy said execution and
all costs.
WIN. KINNEY,
Sheriff Of Ormsby County Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-15
GOVERNOR SADLER.

The Constitution Of Nevada, Article
V. section Is, provides that in the
event Of the removal of the Governor
from office by death, resignation, in
ability to discharge the duties OF the
Office, the powers and duties OF the Of
flee shall dev I've upon the Lieutenant
Governor for the residue Of the term.
The Constitution also provides that
the President pro TEN OF the Senate
shall perform the duties OF Lleuten-
ant Governor. If there should be a
vacancy from any cause.
Under these provisions Reinhold
Sadler, who was elected Lieutenant
Governor in November, 1894, becomes
Governor of the State, in consequence
OF the death of Governor Jones, for
the residue Of the term-that is, until
January, 1S99-lnd Senator Gignoux
of Lyon county becomes Acting Lieu
terant Governor, so long as he is
President pro ten Of the Senate. AS
his term will expire next January be
will be Lieutenant Governor until
that, and, il reelected, will hold the
position for two years longer. The
Constitution does not provide for the
election Of a Lieutenant G)varnpr at
the next election.
The above is the view taken by
LAWYERS of the situation whilA Others
hold that Governor Sldler, after h"
t. H.. 3 - q - &c ~, -, NIL
have the power to appoint a Lieuton-
ant Governor.
The Reno Journal has the follow
ing regarding the e. Executive:
Governor Sadler is an old resident
Of the State, and has been in active
business in Eastern Nevada for many
years. He fully understands the con
ditiOn of the State. and as Chief Elk
ecutive will pursue a policy that viii
receive the approval of the people
He fully realizes the fact that owing
to the depressed condition Of on
principal industry, the most rigiC
economy, consistent with good gov
rnment and the execution of tn,
laws, is essential to the maintenance
of a State Government. The peOpi'
will expect him to apply the pruning
hook and lop off all unnecessary eX
penses that it is possible for him t
reach, and to call the attention Of tn
LEGISLATURE to those that it is not i
his power to remove He has bee
actively engaged in mining, agricnI
tural and mercantile pursuits. havin
given his personal attention to eaci
and experience has taught him Thu
in these times of general depres9in
an economical administration Of II
affairs of State will be highly appr,
ciated by the people.
Governor Sadler has been at tt
helm of the Ship Of State for near
six months. He has steered clear
the breakers, and on several occasion
given evidence of much eXecuti'
ability, and the Journal hOFes ar
predicts that his ADMINISTRATION vi
be creditible TO himself and ~satisfa
tory to the people of Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-15

Our opinion of Chauncy NJ. Dapew
based upon his utterances in Cali
fornia is that he is a shrewd, shallow
%garrulous and impairment person.
His cordiality is of the patrOnizing
kind. and there is, too something OF
vulgar familiarity about it that can
not but make the sensitive shrink.
The bright gentleman Of the press,
who have been ''old-boyed' by him,
however, do not seem to be Sc nsitive.
We confess with sorrow that we are
disappointed in the Masterful Man Of
the Mutton-Chop Mug.-Stockton
Mail.
Only a dozen vacancies in the
United States Army for seventy cadets
Just graduated but not being greasy
mechanics" the circumstance that
there is no work for them will not
prevent them from drawing salaries.
No wonder it takes over a billion dol
lars to run the United States Govern
ment for two years, with a few hun
dred million bonds thrown in.-S. F.
Star.
Some years ago Jim Barry with his
Star drov e Dennis J. Toohy off the
bench. But the A. o. Q. w.
thought that Barry was merely vent
ing a spite and elected him Grand
Master Of the order. Now they are
denouncing him as a fraud and
swindler. If the organization hao
known Jim Barry AS the APPEAL does
they would have accepted his sizing
up of Toohy in the first place.
A French newsper publishes tn
following advertisement: IN. Emile
lola Plambeuf, inventor OF the spring
nippers, notifies his customers that h
has nothing in common with his
namesake, Emile lola. rhe writer.
At a time when the French dislik
for England is strong enough t
prompt France to consider an allianc
with Germany, there is surely no tell
ing what may happen in the Euror
can complication.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-15
REDUCED RATES.

will be made by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COMPANY for all these brilliant events.
Arrange yom programmes accordingly,
and call on agents for particulars.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-15

The Carnival of Roses, to take place
in San Jose. MAY s to 9, Inclusive,
though a more recent candidate for favor
of the fun loving world, vet because of the
limitless possibilities of the Garden City
for anything that is made of roses, is
quite as full of promise
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-04-15

la Fiesta de Les Angeles, now
fixed in the chronology of California @feasts,
and not less illustrous than its older pro-
totypes, commences APRIL %, and the
riot OF fun will spread over days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-04
GEORGIA.

Savannah. Ga. Nov. 3.-There are indi-
cations here that Col. Rufus E. Lester.
Democratic candidate for congress in the
First district, viii be defeated or have a
close shave The negroes are voting for
James Doyle, the Republican candidate.
who is also receiving a large Irish and
gold standard vote. The Popul:st cand.-
date Is also polling well. This county,
which has heretofore given 5000 or 5000
Democratic majority. apparently viii be
doing well II IL gives 1000 majority.
Augusta. Nov. 3.-Reports show that
Democratic congressman are elected. In
the First district Lester may be beaten by
Doyle. Rep.-Pop. Fielding. Dem, will de-
feat West. successor to Tom Watson. by
$500 for congress.
Atlanta. Nov. 3.-Indications point to
tie election Of the Democratic electoral
ticket by 5000 majority In this state. 1t
is probable that the entire congressional
representation will be Democratic with
the possible exception Of the Tenth dis
trict, where West. the law partner of
Hon. Thomas +. Watson. Is giving Will
lam Hemming. Dem. close race.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-04
NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh. n. G., Nov. as y. m.-From
present indications there will be hardly a
thousand votes cast for Palmer and Buck
ner in this state. the bolting Democrats
voting for Nc Kiniey. The Popuiists seem
to be voting for Bryan. though there Is
some scratching of the Bryan-Sewal cleo
tors on the fusion ticket. The scratching
OF the five Watson electors by Democrats
is not as extensive as was predicted. The
state Is doubtful In the contest for gov
ernor. but II is claimed il will give Bryan
a fair margin.
Bryan. SO far as heard from. was sup
ported by both the Democrats and Popu-
lists and has carried the electoral vote of
the state by najor:ties varsousiy estimat-
ed at between 10000 and ee,no0 Holton.
Republican chairman. however. claims the
state for Mckinley by $500 10 l0.0o0. Re-
ports are too meager To state the result
for congressman. The Popuissts have car
ried the First. Third, Fourth. Sixth and
Seventh districts. The Republicans have
carried the Second district certain. elect
ing White tcoioredl over woodard. Pear
son. Republican. in the Ninth. is probably
elected. The only two doubtful districts
are the Fifth and Eighth. where the con-
test Is between Tiney. Republican, and
Doughton, Democrat. in the Eighth and
Settle. Republican, and Kitchen, Demo-
crat. n the Fifth The Republicans have
more members of the legislature than
either of the two parties. but not enough
to organize either house OF the general as
sembly.