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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-02

Wha.com Reveiile: Debs has biossomed
out in the same old role OF an agitator.
The new form of his agitation IL the lead
ing of crazy cooperative colony on a
crazy quest by a crazy man. While his
new Iunacy is being talked of II Is we'll to
note the fact that Judge Adams in the
city Of Chicago this week held Chicago
liable for over 81 .aoondD damages incurred
during the Debs railroad rebellion agairst
law and order three years ago.
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THE STATE PRESS.

Ellensburg Capital: Deep Creek II
still babbling.
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State OF Washington. County Of kings.
i. A. Chtiberg, president of the bank
above named do soiemniy swear that the
above statement II true and correct to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
A. CHILBERG. President.
subscribes. and sworn TO before me this
18th day OF May. 1877.
AxEL n. sOELBERG,
{Seal.) Notary Public IN and for the
State OF Washington, Residing
at Seattle
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Olympian: Ladies to whom registration
is a new experience may be assured that
the age OF the applicant for registration
need not be recorded. The oath atlminis-
tered 10 the voter affirms that the voter ia
OF adult age. citizen OF the United States,
resident one year in the state. ninety days
In the county and thirty days in the pre-
cinct or district. This Is the nearest ap-
proach to a disclosure of the age OF tho
applicant that is required under the Jaw.
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Fhettp meilhane ann esevsan Fwrn~r
$4,000 vita seglsns Oasnae.

tshtlap MeIHhane ana Levi. Tw~n..
GhnrMem VITA q 6WPtmmm NmRw@a
WAaaingt9n. Feb n--Phiilp MnIlhane
500 81 the late }. J. McIihone. for years
"fiartai reporter " tns house Of repra.
stniativus. and Lewis ". Turner. both
employees Of the congressional library.
have eesn arrested BY sesFus SsrvSoa o..
netss. char 4 with lArpsny Of autograph
letafFa from the library. Beth were hsad
~ tho uasSssl states commissions "a szsaO
hail isHapdinE am examination. A New York
autograph dealer netined The authnrssion
that he had bought oaFtain historical aa-
toEfaph letters and was offered more, but
eeeanaS Suspicious ie~s They mlsht have
se3n ahstrartra from thu government
nie2 Tho Investigation b. Librarian
nt.onos.d dinrioMpd that many leitsFs were
snlasinE from The library. among them the
diary ~ ueorxs washington Cor I7S1, the
ynat ~ tho constitutional convenIion. and
lssssFn q john Hancock. Renjamin Ar
Hcld and George Washington whsn sx-
at'ainsd BY tbs seeret service ofncars, the
sptfag msn admitted having sold the pa.
tsFs. but discsAitnod having stolen them.
Turner declared he found them outside
tbs capitol building, McIthono said Tur-
ner FppFe@ansed 10 him that the letter.
had bern the ptoporty Of hls mother In
Law. Mira MtiisF. nov aoad. Ha uaid
sctpsthins les than 100 lettara had been
soid 10 New fotk dealers for about ssol
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WOMAN sUfFnAeE kMockep our.


Heiena, Mont, FEB. 1e--Ths house Of
representatives Of the Montana fsgisinturc
today killed the woman safKrage amend
nent biIL which has caused rni,rh debate
during the session, By vote 81 Il for and
2 against Being constitutional amend
Hent 4 would have required two-fbirds
Of the vote o. a.
The senate passed the house bin to pro-
hibit the employment Of Stationary ensi-
neers more than eight hours DAY. after
an amendment to reakrlct the application
Of the bfl 70 engineers on mins aoistz
In committee o. the whole the senate
agreed 20 three house Joint memorials.
praying for the submtHaI0n Of he amend
ment to make United States senators
elective By the people; IRE establishment
Of postal savings banks. and the fore
closure Of the governments claim on rbe
Pacific railroads.
The senate confirmed the following ap-
pointments By the governor for members
Of the stale board Of managers for the
soldiers home: Lyman I.oring Of Kalls-
peiL Captain FL q. Howell and Or. G. D.
Miller Of Helena and Colonel p. r. Doj-
man Of Butte.
The house also passed n bills. One
makes the Office Of inspector Of mines
elective. ard another increases the tar
levied on live stock for the bounty fund
from one and half to three mills. The
other - were deficiency appropriation
bills.
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ennAr ENrnuslAsn N anEncn.


Athens. Feb. 1.-THE dispatch OF the
torpedo notisla commanded by rlnce
George for the island OF Crete has caused
the greatest enthusiasm among the pope-
lace. especially as Il Il stated the prince
has orders to prevent the landing Of Tur-
kish troops on that island. The king urR-
ed the Dispatch OF the llotllla, and a.
soon a. he obtained the consent OF Pre-
mier Dcilannis he personally issued or
ders. IN order 20 give additional elfect to
the proposal. when Prince George en-
barlked salute Of 30 shots was AIRED by
the crowd on shore. The people assem-
blcd at midnight at the palace and gave
their majestles an ovation. Students par,
AIDED the streets. singing patriotic scngs,
cheering for the king and for the union
OF crole with Greece.
The fighting at Kissamo. where the
Mohammedan Inhabitants were besieged
IN their houses several days. was desper-
ate.
Thirty Christians ana 100 Mohamme-
dams were killed.
Fighting h reported as still proceeding
about the convent near canea. The In
surgent leaders have assembled for a
conference, Il h understood constltu-
ton and provisional government were
shortly 10 be promulgated.
The Greek corvette Aianlis has arrived
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MUST HIRE A MERCHANT VESSEL



Washington. Feb iL-secretary Herbert
has been obliged 70 refuse the request
Of californiass leading citizens. a. Get
forth BY Colonel ~ Il, De Young. for as
signment Of . naval vessel for tfanspor-
taticn OF q cargo OF wheat ard corn 10
the famine stricken natives OF India The
secretary finds that naval vessels OF
modern type are totally unified for the
pnrpose Of carrying eargoea, and IN case
Of snch long voyage they can not carry
coal enough 70 carry them across with
out repleniHhIng AZ some intermediate
port. much less undertake to carry car
gees. u happens that not one OF the yes
sells Of the Pacific squadron In commits
sion Il now at Mare Island, the tieet be-
Ina rather AZ San Diego. or approaching
that place. 70 take part In the squadron
manenvers which Admiral Beardslee Is
conducting.
The navy department was Obliged to
decline a similar request in the case Of
Russian famine sufferers. and merchant
steamer was chartered. Il Is said, At prob
ably less cost than the coal bills Of a
man-of-wnr. Senator Perkins has been
making Inquiries relative to sending a
United States vessel TO India. and has
been Informed BY the secretary Of the
navy that a naval vessel could not be
used for such purpose. Az 70 the pros
pect Of getting an appropriation for an
other vessel. leading senators informed
him Il would Be impossible TO get such
an appropriation through congress.
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o AVERT A CLASH
POwERs mAx aNTEnFDRE M
TWEEN GREECE AND TURKEY.
Christians ~ sstin IkiIIing the Mo-
hammedan Enhabitmnss, the
latter Faeeanm.

London. Feb. Ii--A dispatch TO the
Times from canea says that the latest
kilograms from EitiA report u villages
now IN flames Christians are killing the
Mohammedan inhabitants. Those who
have succeeded In escaping from the scene
Of the massacre are hociing 70 Gitia.
which q sftii IN the possession OF TURKS.
u q feared that this news win produce
dangerous reaction at HarakIion. r. d
probable that the persistence OF the no
hammedans In preventing the departure
Of Christians and foreigners viii make
necessary active measures on the part OF.
commanders Of the foreign neets. An
Italian ofilcer Of the new gen dsarmes has
gone 70 Kissani 70 Investigate the report
OF the atrocities there. The Italian bat
tleship Francesca Morosini has arrived NJ
Cameo harbor.
tinople says that special cabinet council
= now sitting ~ YiidlK palace for the
purpose Of discussing the situation In
crete.
A dispatch 10 the Times from Vienna
says that Austria viii demonstrate
against 0reecs's disDaGAh Of a fiotilla TO
~SA An1 111n1 " ESAnG1
George.
The papers this morning are fun Of long
telegrams from European eMpstalk, and
editorials dealing with the gravity Of the
situation In Crete and expressing fears
VI war between Turkey and Greece.
Diseaasea IN Parliament.
Tbs parliamentary necFstRSy for the
foreign once. George u. curnen. answer
ing question In the house Of commons
concerning the troubles in Crete. said that
the British consular reports showed that
there were 10 Christians On the heights
Of Halcpa and an unknown number 10 the
westward. He Added that the general
tenor Of the reports indicated chat the
Christians o. that district wers rather the
aasatlanta than the attacked.
Continuing. Mr.. Curxnn naad the British
naval commander On crelan waters ca
bed on Sunday last that an agreement
had been made BY which the Christians
are not 10 advance any fnrther. He had
no Information 20 show that the Turkish
Authorities had armed or encouraged the
MussuimanA Munnuiman mob. be also
said. had toresbiy nsiHod the rifles In ghe
arsenal ~ canos two Turkish guards be-
Inc killed IN the ARRAY.
Great nEtenin HAY Art.
L.ondon. Feb. 1.-THE Pail Mail 0aEnfte
this afternoon says there - reason 10 be-
lIexs that oreat Britain regards the dis
patch of thu Greek lioGillA 20 Crete NJ a
VERY noFsona matter and AZ likely 10 In
yoive the grayeHt consequence. ad1ing.
No intImasion o. the tntentions OF
oFreoe was conveyed 20 any Of the powers
and the preparations 70 carry them into
effect were carefully kept secret u may
be confidently expcctea that the marquis
o. Salisbury vii adopt a very arm atti-
todn and that immediate and vigorous
steps viii be taken TO neutrallse the e.
fecs % oreecu'h action
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rHuRsToN WANTS ANNEXATION.
We ss q 3. e rs Sss s ..s.. che

San fsaaoiscsA Feh ii--Ias4n Thafsson. ~.
Hs~Alian minister 10 ths cnited Etatns arfiV.
81 ftusH Tho isl&nd to-day. Thagssnn as pr~si.
asnt 81 ire Annsnntian cash q ttoroania -.
t,aete 70 aocatnplish mach missionary ueft ts
aid = ihs ssnskation movement tefofu his r..
tsfa he4pa, His mieNio1 n moi en- ofYletat enc
~ saSA ead ~ kas net hnsa eeal here either
~ ths Rgvegnnaent ~ 10 Giss Annrxailoa Iauh
Its satN hoeeyeF. thai " The nC,fsstaaily pee-
es'ts hEsaf. ~ uFeruata to sxesf Ne hsst sf-
fcfta 70 AID tks anHekastau m0veuspns Ne
says the ail-ahsastinH thRma % discnsaioa IN
tie islands fnSt npu u anneKatian. As the
aay fsg the inan9ufatiua 81 MeKiniey ar.
p4aarl44 intRreN4 N the AnhexAtipa question IL
hseuEninH tHseaalaed ard Widespread The An.
nsNaitaa Cab bas BEEN rNslsNAnlned ard has
psu membership u bsea OF this nasnlsar a
thind - fourth arr natiVss. The NATIVES are
gulntnk The ulpestaeht with the taea that the
anneaasiaa Of the islands 70 the uniicsi sagaaes
" their cnly salvation truan the japanese who
arr elbpWinG them N vAflnos neida q labor
TIE ceBsus Of tbs islands has just beea COM
plesed and HiacNR pcpniatirn o. sieee ma
tives. si.pp half caste and niNpd racea slQ0p
Jepaneae, az Chinese and sk.epe whites. IN.
rludtne Americans and 1earepeana. The returus
have Denanianed Npne SURPRISE. Il was aener-
ally pFeeaussd that the japanese popalation
vas aFxatiy N ereesa 81 shs arares siven-
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Heise, Idaho, Feb. it.~Af the opening
o. the senate this morning memorial
IN favor 81 The annexation Of Hawaii was
presented. The report was signed BY
four members Of the state Affairs eoin-
nitfee- Ricn. Reas. Davis Or Oneida ane
Bailentine Of Blaine. Il Il somewhat
ra'ane among state Papers, being ~ fol-
lows;
~. FEssidsnst Your eanmissss % state -.
memorial No, I n relation 10 the annexation
ef the Hawaiian iElandn and would respect
fully Fppomunend that ~ same be indeahiteiy
islands aFe nov virtually owned ~ q ayndieate
a. Asner1ean ehgi0elu who. N the event u an
neHatipa. would saddle upon cur now uFeFhur-
asned psopls s9aisionnl taxss and ths Lord
btaeAfnK the RpEeEnnents and Tor the farther
reasoA that your eolHmittee believed " oar gow-
sEHmsnt would 40 . ilfss mora business a.
nis1 shsn snpiosmss, instead Il eobs Sns I 30
tlbeae inEianineant haif-hreed one-hoEae pano-
atss en 9eyeFnmeRt. they wouid b. acting more
iian ana * Wishes ana III in.srea,s y ~
pNopie ~ The unite1 states.
what se need now 4 the free coinage q
sisss. 9 tara tor reFenns only ana snpi0g-
90 fhe capital ara labor question and 8 little
lees poppyencktssn ~ AmsFiean poaltias
The report took The breath away from
the friends o. annexation. and Il was
adopted without dissent.
A surprise 9as sprung when tbs bill
20 prohibit blaeklissing came up Tor finAl
passage u had gone through the COM
niises Of the whole By a vote o. u 10 ..
bn, there had been q change Of senti-
meat. which VAS manifested when 4
motion WAS made 10 reeommit the hilI 10
tbs conaHiitsee Of the whole. II was TAX
81 up later IN COMMITTEES os the whole.
and rather eansiic debate was carried
on. Finally Il was recommended for IN
delnilS posipenement. and tho report
o. ne eofnmittes was adopted BY 8 vote
o. y 70 The vote was A. follows:
Ares liaiiensiHe % Ada corysIl. Davis
% Onsida. HaFraA. Nelson. Raes, Turner
~ isinshAn. Turner " Idaho. Young
Nays iaaissnlins Of Blaine, Rarnum,
hehhcii. Hasestt. conghaRouF. Davis Of
boise. pcnnsiiy. Helifsid. Keller. Pierce,
hieh. UFdohl--l2
~ ths afternoon session % the senate
the house bin for EeFaFnment Of the sol
dlsrs' homs vas pushed ahead and passed
through eommsttse Of the whois. fAe
biu does away wlsh The present board ana
vests the management Ia one eompos "a
OF Tbs 9oyerneF. SECRETARY az state ana
sttofHsF seasTai. The home shall ~
under the direes charge a. the saperin-
lsndsni a. . salary Of Esos a year.
~ shs house = number Of minor bills
we're passed 70 third residing.
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cAneA, Feb. IA hand Of Mohamme-
dan families which haa been permitted
70 leave here under agreement with the
Christians while proceeding 10 Herakiion.
escorted by troops. we're attacked by
Christians and suffered considerable Ioss
The warEhips here are the Britiah nrst-
class batseship Harleur. with = crew Of
es men: the British firHt-clAaa baitleship
Revenge. 10 men. the British thlrd-eiass
cruiser Scott. iss men: the French second
Glass cruiser eaehei, 3ts men: the Frensn
thiFd-claNa cruiser wattiRnlea. fso men:
The French thlBd-claRe cruiser Forbln, 100
men: the Russian turret ship Emperor
Nicholas. 6el men; the Russian armored
cruiser orosiastchie. 10 men
The British have ss.31p tons Of warships
In crstan waters with iS1 men. The
French and Russians combined have Ia
80 tons 81 lighting vessels here and 100
men 10 handle them. In addition 20 The
warships OF the powers mentioned. Aus
tria's armored cruiser kaiserine Maria
Theresa. OF $40 tonA with two 81 inch
guns. eight Sc inch quick IRE and =
smaller guns. with 80 men. Is at anchor
here.
Fresh Flotalla From Athena.
Athens. Fse. liza fresh fiotilla OF tour
torpedo boats II held IN readiness to sail
for Crete. and relnforeementa OF troops
are being harrtedly dispatched TO the
frontiers.
10 Arun Creeaaa.
London. Feb. liza dispatch 10 the
Times from Athena says that the central
Cretan committee is preparing to support
the cretans with arms ammunition and
supplies on a great scale. Tue frst TN
staIlment. Il ls added. sailed on wednes-
day. with go armed cretans. The DIS
patch concludes with the remarks
IL Is possible that a direct collision
win occur between the Greek and Turk
ish forces."
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OUTCOME OF A MDNApINe CASE.
Receiver Appointed for a relenhwne
Company Of NeneGuela.

Ia Porte. Ind. Feb. II.-wililam u.
English has been appointed receiver OF
the Central Dell Telephone Company OF
veneEucla- organized In 1884 by W. l. and
c. Il. Russell OF this city, with capital
stock OF $loa.Ooo Lieutenant Governor
Noy was elected vice president. and the
stock sold to Chicago capitalists. The APP
pclntment OF the receiver ls the out
growth OF a kidnapping case which caused
sensation here recently.
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IN THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Nay speat In Consideration Of Eaa-
cattonaI Bliln.

Helena Mont, Feh. Ii.-The house and sea-
ale both speHs almost the entire day In consld-
maflAls previously adopted In commIttee q
the whole went through the senate the only
nDs receiving any nprqsttton being the one
licn On the Paoinc railroads. The acfloa Of
the senate IN adopting the bill TO abolish the
hUreau Cf statistics was partially necunsld-
zmended 20 that the bureAa win remain, hot
under hess allowance than formerly fer SPEND
ina money.
The honne discussed the free text book biii
al the forenoon. The senate ,sse4 IN q tanEle
over the hin regulating teachefS examina-
uons fn the houHe the bill 10 provide for a
meat tnKpcctor vas amended as 20 require
the inenocicr also 10 inspect the milk and
water supplies Of cities
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THEosoPHY THEIR CHIEF PURPOSE.
Arriving 0f n Globe Troasing BMnd
nj sam Franrfne0.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE theoaophic-
al crusaders expected from Australia ar
rived here on the steamer Alameda this
morning. The party left Boston last
April on a journey around the world.
their purpose being 10 institute q re-
newai Of theosophy.
The company consists Of Ernest Har-
grove. honorary president OF all the
national organizations and acting presi-
dent OF the society In America: Mira.
Katherine TInEiey. successor OF Madame
Bisvatsky in the ocult religion: r. ~.
Pierce. MF. and Mrs. Claude FeIls Wright
and the Rev. w. Williams
The crusaders enpeet TO remain some
time In California TO establish here a
temple and school OF theosophy. The To-
cation Of the temple has not yet been
made public. though the plan has been
faiiy given out
The crusaders had an uneyentful voy-
age from Australia except that their num-
Der was INCREASED en- route. osmar FEELS
Wright vas born al sea January %. not
Ear from the island Of Samoa
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OORnErr TRANS NEAR oAasoa.

VIII Have An Kaasa az PuwfHameu A
Anslnt Hlm.
san Francisco. Feb ll.-Janes ]. Cor
bett. who arrived on the overland train
today. win remain here untl Monday. VS.
ttlng his father and other relatives. He
has selected shAw's Springs as his train
ing quarters The location Is only two
miles from Carson. the scene OF the com
ing battle. A hotel Is located At the
springs. and there are several cottages
In the vicinity. corbett has ordered the
construction OF a handhan court nanw-fks
hotel. where he win play xssak his broth
srS corhett expressed Qualifications AZ
the selection or Carson for the arsit.
Corbett appears TO Be IN prime condition.
e In good spirits. and confident Of van
gushing F1tEsimmons. In discussing his
training plans he said:
Delaney win 50 back with me next
Monday and help put things IA shape. /
win take Jefrries along to do heavy work.
understand he Is strong and quite
CLEVER. He Is Just the sort Of q fellow
want was going to bring a cin-
cinnat giant. but he could not come. /
win have Billy Woods and Charley
White and Jim Mcvey besides. they
ought to keep me busy. White has been
with Fltxslmmons. and he knowa an Of
his tricks"
Pukllisa and Gowernor Mee.
Reno. New. Feb. u--Thern was : lnar
crowd Il the depot to meet Ise.s corbett
when he passed through Oh hla way %
San Francisco. Governor Hadler Of Ne
vada was among those who came down
from Carson 70 take peep ~ the worlds
champion. The governor was introduced
10 Corbett By A. Livingstone
4 am pleased to meet you. Mr.. Cor
bett.. said HIS excelleney.
'And am pleased to meet you,s re-
piled corbctt. You proved BY signing
that glove contest measure ana Giving
the people what they wanted that Tiers
was no Hypocrisy about you. II needed
some governor with the courage q his
convictions TO break the Ice Ia makiars
Of this kind Il h to Be hoped your en-
ample win be followed. ana that thees
win b less Hypocrisy about things Of this
Kind IN the FUTURE
The eovernor and the champion held
hnnd-shaklng levee A. the train rolled
cut there was great cA.oEing ~ ceTfatiss
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uNITgo pREss SEEKING PEAce.
VIA The A-sseiasea Press.

New York. Feb la.--At a meeting OF the sx-
ccntive committee 81 the United Press and It's
allied associations. held IN New Tork city To-
day the following Was adop9eds
Resolved, that a committce consisting Of a
representative q each q four New IoFk neWs~
papera which are a party to the contracts be-
tween the New York state. Phfladelphia
southern and New Engiand associations. BE-
aIupolnted to confer with the oficers Of the
Associated Press with view 10 q settlement
q differences existing between the United As
scclated Press and the Associated Press the
said cummittee % report a. a. early an hour
as pcssfhae.@
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PRINCIPAL ITEMS or MEASURE.
Total OF @So.6ea.E4a. over rctwh. MAJ,
Hon Less Thaa EsaImafea'

washington. Feb. 1.-THE house oou-
mittee on appropriations today tinished
the sundry civil appropriation bin for the
next nscai year. n carries 80. es1 ia
&iN.o& less than the estimates ana
tiSelA-lso more than the Appropriations for
the current year. OF the sum Indicated
tis.S2s.0Ss OF the appropriation Is for car
rytng out river and harbor contracts ana
sLo72.H rs for public buildings. Among the
Items for carrying on work on pubic
buildings are; Boise city. idaho. xioa 40.
Cheyenne. wyo., Sien,0oo: Denver col
tmano, ksoeeoo: Helena. Mont. sloo.eoc:
Portland. Or. ssooooo; san Francisco
10000. Among the sums for harbor work
contracted Tor by the secretary Of war Il
100000 for Humboldt bay, California. The
river appropriations include Sieaooe for
the Willamette and ramhiIi rivers. ore
gon.
Forty thousand dollars for a lixhtsh,p
for San Francisco harbor ana ssooooO FOR
government exhibit al the Omaha expo-
sltion are Included IN the blll.
The bill carries tsSoee for Yellowstone
park.
More sugar BsaRty Asked.
The house appropriations COMMITTEES
aao 0epdte touay over the proposition
TO put In the snndry civil him claims Of
sugar growers for more than . million
dollars more bounty money. The sub
committee which framed the I'm was IN
favor OF an appropriation. but the fun
committee. by vote OF to I, refused
to insert It In the btn Chairman Can
non made a strong speech against put
ting the claim In the sandry civa I'm.
which. he said. was already 100 large.
Louisiana and Nebraska representative
will endeavor to have the senate add the
bounty 10 the bin.
Deep water way.
Senator Davis. from the committee on
commerce, today reported with favorable
Recommendation an amendment to the
snndry civil bin introduced by Davis.
making an appropriation for survey OF
the deep waterway between the great
lakes and Atlantic tide water Tue
amendment was amended % as to require
an estimate Of the cost Of such canal
as required. a. wen az an examination
and survey % a. to make Slea.uee Of the
tiEe.ooo appropriated available Immediate
II. and requires the work to be done b
= board Of three army engineers. The
committee report recommends thar the
survey should Be- procseded with ~ rap
idly a. possible.