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The broad ax., 1897-04-10

..Thsy did nothing at Mrs Dunpty-
D,mpIe,s reception but talk about the
weather"
ssWelI what srester variety could yor
dss;re AZ this time Of yearf-rhiia-
deIphia North American
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

"Is Scrymser progressive:' Progressive?
Why. that fellow can tell when his wife Is
going to make mince pie; he always has the
nightmare the night before"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10
Another Trouble.

sBefore We were married you Used 70
never do"
Eyes; and before we were married yoa
used to divide your candy with me; now you
give IL 20 the children-"-Detroit Free Press.
The broad ax., 1897-04-10
ne Only Line

That has three throrsh trains 70 the Easi
daily Is the Union Rreine- Through sleep,
fre snrs. and quicken tine 10 al principal
y, .It,fs Ticker Office o4l Seventeenth
street. corner Curtis
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

mo doubt about it-men are Drawer tina
they used to be-" "HOw do you make tina
out1' Look at the young fellows who &c
married on 81 a week"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

rid Of bis opal scarf-pln." "What did he DO
with Itf' 'Had II made into q ring for his
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Mrs Jones seems to be q woman with {
rigid sense Of justice" Eyes; she never en-
tertaIns q soul who hasn't entertained her. "
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

FITS stopped free and permanently cured No ~
Alter nrst days use OF Dr. Klfne's Great HerV,
RSsforer. Free - trial bottle and treatise.
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

sJosephine has an Interesting measure TO
mt before the mothers congress-" 'fWhat
X Itps' s4She wants a law compelling every
woman who has q scn 10 remember that he
will probably be some other womans hus-
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

'sThere are 100 poets in Indiana" "Yes
and they are establishing new reformatoriei
all over the state, too"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Two bottles OF Piso's Cure for Consump-
Nichols. Princeton. Ind March Is. 1895.
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

'Joblots takes a great interest In politics."
Eyes, he won't even bet on the FIRST robin
until after the Inauguration"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10
-srAR TOBACCO

As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star
therefore, the cheapest
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

when bilious or costive, eat q Cascaret,
candy eathartic. cure guaranteed. loc. &c.
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

"a man who u just married tells his wife
everything" "YesT' And after he gets
better acquainted with her he doesn't tell
her anything"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Iney WOulQ DC OAukIupl1
simply because the combination won'twork-
A sick man is in very much the same IN
about getting AZ the nourishment he needs
to keep him alive. There Is plenty of good
food at hand, but his digestive organism Is
out Of order; the nutritive combination "
of his system won't work. He can't posi-
bly, get at the nourishment contained an the
food He takes IL into his stomach, but Il
does him no good. II isn't made into good
blood. He Is just as badly of a. If the
food was locked up where he couldn't touch
II He gets no strength or health out Of II
An these mal-nutritive conditions have q
perfect and scientific remedy in DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II puts the ru-
tTitive combination" of the system into
perfect working order. It gives the diges-
tive and blood making organs power to
make pure, red. healthy blood, and pour Il
into the circulation abundantly and rapidly.
II drives out all bilious poisons and scrof-
ulous germs. cures indigestion. liver COM
plant, nervousness and neuralgia, and
builds up solid flesh, active power and
nerve force.
Ms. Rebecca r. Gardner. Of Grafton. York Co,
Va writes: II was sick with dyspepsia that
could not eat anything for over four mouths.
had 10 starve myself. as nothing would stay on my
stomach vas 50 badly of could not eat even
cracker. Thought was going 20 die weighed
only So pounds. tried almost everything,
and nothing did me any good. until I took two
bottles Of the Golden Medical Discovery am
noe - well a. ever was ana weigh I7S pounds"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

MAKE TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
by chewing PAsTErRINE CUE For Particular
vrits JOHN I. hILLIKS q CO., s. Louis. No
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

a. book has been written on The Women
NJ the Far west Where Is the far westF
ssweii. anywhere outside Of New York"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

.sHas your wife gone in for dress-reformY'
81 guess not; her Bills are as big as ever"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10
s1.eo rox 4. cExr

Now all Of above 10 packages. in
Guiding our mammoth plant and seed
catalogue, are mailed you free upon
receipt Of only IA cents postage
70 pkgs. Earliest Vegetable Seed t1.0o
u Brilliant Blooming Plants. -. .S1.0o
John A Salzer Seed Co.. La Crosse.
via. v.n
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Ianan now possesses 100 iron and steel
s.eainshlor re-. stored FOR foreign trade. With
: rrass fannage % "a 20 ioas
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

'OuI cashiers defalcation was a great
surprise TO US" "whyr' HE wrote such
q beautiful vertical hand"
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Cascarets stimulate liver. Kidneys and
bowels Never sicken, weaken or grippe. loo
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

The sanitary condition Of Madrid Leaves
much to be desired. During the week fpnm
January 8 to 0 the births were 3o2, the
daafha All
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Aamie-Is Ethel going 70 the blow
eat! George think 50: she's got q
Eeah supply Of powder Adams Free
~
The broad ax., 1897-04-10
m HENRY BUTLER.
REPLACE GEN. KITCHENER
IN THE soUDAN.
T.. a.markabIe Military Genius who Has
p.,n In the British Army Since
q. Was NIneseea Years old.-Hs
-.,.tsry Career.
REDvERs

IR REDvERS
Henry Butler, the
army man who II
to replace Sir Hora-
ito Herbert Kitch-
enef at the head Of
the British forces
in Egypt, Is his
predecessors senior
by eleven years.
Sir Herbert, who
is a mere youth
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

re0ulafe or remove your desire for tobacco
seSes money. makes health and manhood.
Cure eus ranteed. soc and 81 90. all druggistA
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

MA Winsassy's ssootnhng oyruP
For ehkrsn ssslhinx sofsI the sums reduces tnaHn-
nation AAys pain. wind cole. = bottla
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

Sometimes Q
burglar only sue
Sometimes O

burglar only sue
ceeds in damaging
the lock Of Q safe
so that the combi-
nation won'twork-
NJ -1-,;.- e..
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

W. N. u. DENVER NO. il.-IS9z.
wbrn wiring O. advertisers. plt-use say fnaS
soa saw the Advertisement IN this Daper-
The broad ax., 1897-04-10

bank officers can't get At
their own money. There
may be millions IN the safe,
but IL their credit depended
on getting at II In a hurry
they would be bankrupt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14

ss,,lal Dispatch 10 the IntclliEeneer.
WASHINGTON. d. c. June l2.-The
s,sues progress in the consideration
o,,hc tanR bill does not keep pace with
~ public expectation and desire Sem
a,,rs are receiving petitions from their
respective Constituencies urging greater
expedition. senator Elkins among the
pumbsr. He filed yesterday several
papsrs among them one from Wheeling
Ana one from BayArd. praying Tor a
no!e rapid dispatch Of the tariff mat
ter
Senator EIkins expressed the opinion
tonight that the schedule on lumber,
as naaily adopted By the senate, win
y worth no.SOo,cOO to West Virginia
Under &, American producers can sue
csssgglly compete with Canada IN the
east. and the profit TO the lumber men
IA the Interior OF West Virginia VIII be
vary greatly increased.
II 3 now probable that the tariff on
cJal win be placed NJ sixty cents per
sbart ton, the equivalent Of sixty-srYen
cents %. long ton. This VIII be sixty
seven cents more per ton than was pro-
r1ssf originally 10 make I; IN the VII
s5n EIl. tWenty-Ssgen cents more than
pzs provided in that measure as nhally
passsd. after the protection Democrats
rot through amending II through vari-
Gus compromises. and Is but eight cents
lsss than the Republican tarin prior TO
;ae adoption Of the Wilson bill.
The rate OF sixty cents IL the result
G! a compromise. Pennsylvania oper-
stors seem 10 demand either the pres
sat rate or noNc at all. through fear
that tie anthracite interests VIII suter.
Besldes. the proposed rate Is Just what
Canada now imposes on imports from
this country. and the fear is that the
Dominion viii rctallate II a higher fix
ure Is adopted, advancing with US rate
!5r rate.
me original Hawaiian treaty win
not SO through. There IS prospect
thai Japan. that busy little nation OF
the orient, may become troublesome in
a certain contingency, and her position
is such just now as 10 inspire respect.
Il e not question OF abandoning just
grounds. hut thai an uptenable posi-
ton may not be assumed by this couE-
tn, which now aninates the grave and
reverend senators. 4 very desirable
solution Of the difficulty Will be evolved
from the senatorial brain within day
or tw0.
Ssnaior Faulkner has introduced In
the senate a petition from T. 7, Bonar
lad others. Of Marshall county, praying
FOR the enactment Of a moro stringent
Immigration law. The senator also in
trJduced from the national association
g, internal revenue officials n petition
Grains; the removal Of the deputy col
lsctor store keepers and gaugeFs from
the classified list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
GREETING 10 wORKINdxEN
On the ImmlEratlon QusstIoa-cGllsd
60 E1prsas Their Sentiments.

On the Immigration QusstlOa-cHllsd on
60 EIprSS Their Sentiments.
WASHINGTON. d. c.,Iune iS.-Pres-
ident Gompers and the other members
of the executive council OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. have sent a
greeting on the immigration question to
affiliated unions In order. by this
means, 20 obtain the sense OF organized
labor on the immigration question in
It's several phases. The greeting says:
The subject has been divided in such
4 manner 50 that each member may
have fair opportunity TO vote either In
favor OF OF opposed 10 the entire sub
lect Of immigration restriction or upon
the measure aud scope OF such res;Tic-
tlon.
OF course. those who are opposed TO
the restriction OF immigration need
give little attention 10 the manner by
which restriction may be secured while
those who are favorable 20 restriction.
can fully discuss and decide rs TO the
forms and measures OF restrictions. The
following are the questions submitted:
/. Does your organization favor
amending the laws % the United States
20 restrict immigration more than * Is
now restrieted7
? Does your organization favor pro-
vision IN the law. guarding against
criminal and pauper elements entering
into the United StatesT
J. Should the foreign consular service
and our immigration department be en-
trusted with greater powers TO enforce
immlgratlon laws?
T. Should the violation OF tho allen
contract labor law by employers, be
punishable by Imprisonment?
3 Should the steamship companies be
held responsible for term OF years for
the character OF their passengers?
G. Should \ strlcter civil aud educa-
tionaI test be enforced as % QualihcA-
tlon fOr naturalization?
. Should every Immigrant be COM
pelied 10 declare his intention TO be-
come n citizen OF the United States?
What other provisions does your or
ganizatlon favor and suggest. IL any,
TO further the restriction OF imuligra-
tion7
Organizations which expect 70 be
represented at the Nashville convention
OF the 4. Z. OF l.. are urged to instruct
their delegates SO that the convention
may fully express the real Judgment OF
organized labor on the subject ana
unions which will not berepresented,are
directed 20 discuss and vote on the
question and return to vote TO head
quarters not later than October 30 lsSi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
BE THANKED TIE July
For conviOtinE Hlm ofWIfS Murder, m
ItVFas = BIuG.

MILFORD. Pa, June 1s.-Herman
Paul Schulz, of New York. who has been
on trial since last Tuesday. for the mur-
der OF his wife. was found guilty to-day.
The Jury went out at O'Clock last night
and dslFberated until ? O'Clock this morn.
ing before arriving At q verdict.
The Jurors remained In the court house
all night and at half past 3 O'Clock this
morning, dled into the court room. The
prisoner was brought In and as he ga3ed
at the jury, lost compOSure for . mo-
ment, when he recovered himself and bis
face took on sneerinR smile. After the
jury's verdict had been announced by ltS
foreman, Mr.. Vanettan asked for their
individual poll. This formaiity being
gone through with, Schulz was led back
to his cell. and as he was passing the
Jury, he laughed and said: Il thank you
gentlemen, for your verdict"
When ne was placed In his cell at the
jail. Schulz was searched by the sheriff
and two constables. They found con-
cealed within the lining Of his trousers
and cuat, a small saw, a file and PEN
knife. The prisoner had previously said
be meant 10 cheat the gallowa. should
he be convicted. When the articles were
discovered he first became furious. then
despondent, and finally refused TO eat
All efforts 20 pensuade him 20 eat gineo
have failed. He was given new clothing
and put In another cell
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
An OLD SOLDIER
Gets Back Psnaion sIonsy-APPOlntmsnt'
OsPOItuaastsrs Recommended.

Gets Back Psnnion nsIonsy-APpolntmsn
POttulastsFs Recommended.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntslliEeueer
WASHINGTON. D. C. June "a
Throurh the efforts OF Senator Elkins,
by way OF expedIung the matter, a
pension has Just been granted TO Kelly
S. Hart. ex-unlon soldier OF Lanes Bot
ton. webster county. W. Va. dnting
from July 20. 1855. and amounting IN
the aggregate TO 1892 The rate was
IS per month from 1865 to 1881: $40 TO
!sgl. and 3lt the present rate forward.
Other pensions Just granted TO west
Yirginlans are:
Iacrrase-C. T. Johnson, spriughill;
Samuel smith. Burnside.
U-lcinal Wldows--Letltla II. Holman,
kngWBod. and susan AyTes, Cairo.
seven pastmasters OF the fourth-clsss
a.. heretofore anticipated through puo-
NsasI recommendation In the lntelli-
rsresE, were appointed yesterday,
among them being that OF E. =. kich-
sfison. OF Cameron.
Two appolntment4 OF po1tmlsteTs
urie also made at offices IN NaShlhS-
ton county. Pennsylvania. IS follows:
Harmon's Creek. r. NJ. Adams IT.
Monarch. ". r. LanghorH.
Representative Miller has recon-
meuIed appointments OF postmasteGs
o. follows: =,
Arn1ldsDurg. Calhoun county. DE- NJ
Love. CountsVille, Rbane county, >. a
Clancy. MuTphysiown. Wood couhS - =,
D. Lowry. R0ckpori, Wood county, -
p LannIx. Hartford City. Mason coun-
,y William T.. Alien; Milton, Caoell
county. Colonel a. s. Ray
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
YLoArER POUND
Atslsisrsvlus-BOdy conid SOi Be IdSnti-
hsd-SuIPiOionS Of FORl Play.

At AtslsfsrsVIIIs-BOdyc c0nld 6Ot b IdSnti-
hsd-Su'Pioi0nS Of PORl Play.
Special Dispatch TO the Intslligencor.
sIsTERsvILLE, w. Va, June IA
At a late hour last evening the body
OF a Aoater was picked up by a party
out boat riding, at a point near the
boat houses located about mile above
the city. The body was that OF a man
about thlrty-five years OF age, and had
been in the water so long that It was
almost Impossible TO handle t.
During the night the body was an
chored and a party left 20 watch IT, anu
this morning It was brought to this
city and prepared for burial The
coroner viewed the remains, but they
were in such a bad condition that II Is
almost impossible 10 give q description
aside from the clothes. He was a man
OF about hVe feet eight Inches. and
would weigh about one hundred and
sixty pounds. He was dressed In a
suit Of ready made clothing OF dark coll
or, aud had q black shirt with white
check
There Is some reason to believe the
man had been murdered at some point
above, as under the right ear there was
a hole such as would have been made
By a bullet OF about thirty-two calibFe.
and there were several marks or Vio-
Ience on the head. The body was bur
led this afternoon, after having been
viewed by n large number OF people,
none being able % identify It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14

WASHINGTON, D. C. June i2-The
nine days tour OF the Universal Pos
,aI Congress was ended last night at
S.gO o'clock when the special train OF
nine Puilmans arrived nt the Pennsyl-
vania depot. There were oyations all
along tie route and receptions were
given by state and city executives.
,rbsra Inc party stopped. There were
one hundred and forty people IN the
PARTY. mostly officials OF high rank IN
tbeIr countries, The train was IN
charge OF Mr. d. n. Bell. tourist agent
OF the Pennsylvania ROAD. II t,'21e tWs ~ ~
stons between Philadelphia and WASH
i,I,on Tho work OF the Congress IS
nr,ciically wound up. all that now re-
rnaIns being to sign the general treaty
an wednesday. Mos. OF the delegates
have booked passage on ocean liners
for next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
rEE cBURCH SUICIDE
Lies In the New York MOrEus Unidsntl-
nsd-A Woman OfPosItion.

Lies IN the New York aIOFEus unidsntl"
nsd-A woman OfPOsItion.
NEW YORK, June l3.-No one called
at the morgue to-day to identify the
body OF the old lady who shot herself
on Saturday in the vestibule OF Calvary
church. That fact makes Il seem like
ly that she did not live in New York or
rs vicinity. for all the newspapers pub
iished long accounts OF the suicide. The
suicide was probably sixty years old.
she was pleasant-faced, and her igure
Indicated robust health. Her hands
were soft and white, not the hnnds OF
woman accustomed 20 menial work
THE brooch which she pawned to set
the money to buy the revolver, VITA
which she shot herself, seems TO be the
most likely clew. On II were two hand
nainted miniature portraits. one OF
them IS OF a woman OF perhaps htty'
md the other OF girl OF perhaps eight
sen. The costumes and the hair dress
ing are OF the styles OF thirty or forty
years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
WTERAN UNpER ARREsT
For Attempting the Liz the GOvsrnoF
FLeavenworth BoIdisrS' Home.

For Attempting the Liz eff GOVsFnoF
oTLeavenworth SoIdisrS' Home.
LEAvENWoRTH. Kas., June 1&-
Since the explosion at the soldlera'
Home. 1t has developed that the life
OF Major shockley, the president OF the
Soldiers Home, was threatened by JOS
eph W. Oliver. the veteran now under
arrest for placing the dynamite bomb
near the Smith residence. divers pen-
sion has been held back and he made
the threat last Saturday in the pres
ence OF DilWYn Packer, Shoekley'u
chief clerk. At q recent pay day the
home officers learned Of plot TO hold
up the paYmaster IN the woods north OF
the soldiers home, while removing the
pension money, amounting to fH'VO9,
from Leavenworth TO the home.
Oliver told q comrade that he was the
originator OF the plot. and that only for
me police protection accorded the pay
master, II would have succeeded.
shockley thought the man harmless
lunatic and no attempt was made 20
arrest him. To-day oliver was induced
10 talk for the first time since his ar:
rest. He related long list OF supposed
wrongs the governor had done HIM ana
ended by declaring his innocence
The national board OF manaBers OF
the Soldiers Home Is expected 60 arrive
here Monday or Tuesday on its annual
tour of Inspections and TO make arrange
ments for the transfer OF Governor
Smith to the Pacific branch at santa
Monica. California. Governor Smith
stated to-day that nothing would be
done toward clearing up the wreck OF
MS residence until after the board
should view It, and make arrangements
Tor rebuilding the shattered structure.
Governor Smith feels very anxious
over the situation and said: What WI
my enemies do next. God knows l
have suffered enough for the last seven
wears at their hands. Is there no END
10 the persecution Of a man and ofctA
because he does his duty?"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
ao7ERNNENT WARNED
ofa FilIbuItsrinE Expedition orEanlEinE
on Florida Coast.


on Florida Coast.
WASHINGTON. June 13.-The treas
ury department has received, by refer
ence from the secretary OF state. COM
municniioa from the Spanish minister
TO the effect that he has Information that
an important filIbustering expedition Is
being organized on the coast OF Florida
and aska that steps be taken by the
government 10 frustrate Il. No partic-
uiarR were given. so that the only action
could be taken by the department was
10 communicate this information TO all
collectors and masters Of the patrol
Geet on the Florida coast with tnstTue-
tions 10 be on the alert TO prevent the
departure OF any suspected expedition.
This was done to-day by telegraph,
II developed later that the department
has specific information Of n shipment
Of arms and munIti0nl for what prom
Ises TO be one OF the most Important
nIibustering expeditions for several
months. 4 car load OF arms leit JACK
sonyIlle Friday morning by the Flor!da
east coast railroad. and passed near
Stnyrna south bound. a second car load
OF rides and dynamite left Jaeksonyiilc
Saturday morning on the regular ireighl
train for the probable purpose Of being
transferred 10 some vessel on the east
coast. probably the yacht "Valusla.
which has been engaged totransfer these
munitions from the railways TO the YES
eel destined for Cuba. II Is pronabIe
that the vessel which viii receive these
arms will not come close TO shore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
FREE SONS OF ISRAEL
nrd.r Has Accomplished the Thorough
Nm,rIennIIatIon ofItU Members.

Order Has ACeOmpllahe" the AHu'"Nk"
AmrrIennIIatlon ofItS Members.
CHICAGO. June i2-The national
oonyeution OF the Free Sons OF Israel
vas called TO order to-day by Grand
Master julius hamburger, Of New York
clty. In the banquet hall Of the auditor
INN He thanked the members OF The
chicago lodges Tor their hospltaoIe
treatment Of the visitors.
Dr. A. j. Messing offered prayer and
tho delegates then elected temporary
ogicors. Judge Philip Stein being chosen
chairman. Judge Stein advised an intel
Ijgent discussion OF affairs Of Import
a5rr which would come before the con-
ventlon tending to promote It's welfare
and prosperity. d.
gr5nd Master IiarburGcr then pro-
CODED with his report, the reading OF
,,bIrb occupied nearly two hours Atter
an Introduction commencing the patri-
a,is,n OF The American jew he detailed
10 various advantages Of the order
sovIpr that In eplte Of the stagnntlon
- lndugtrlos the order had fiourishcd,
~ mad now reserve fund OF nearly
a. 666 40. He said " the order had ac-
combllshcd nothing else than the thor
ougb Amerlcanizatiun Of its members,
tbis achievement alone would stamp II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-14
10 PRrsENT wEEE
In the Honsss Of ConErs''-ssnH's VIII
be Basnr EngaEeh.

IN AllG llnuhGn OF AohkANAN
he Basuy Engaged.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Thc sugar
r1hedule OF the tnrln bill is expected 10
continue to be the subject Of considera-
t9n 10 the senate f1r the next day or
two The Hawaiian treaty and anu-
tru6t amendments are sim to be dts
POSED Of. and both VIII excite oonsidera-
bic debate. with the sugar question
settled. the agricultural schedule Which
haa been partially considered. VIII be
again taken up. and win IN time hc l9l-
loved by the tobacco schedule " III ule
meantime the Republicans agree upon
Iu provisions.
Tn. Republican managers hope, 70
aIED dispose Of the spirit ana ooJtyn
snhalgl, during the week, ana po.Hlp'y
70 make s0mc progress with tue heinP
and Tax provisions There VIII pc ""
great amount of debate on either COT
ton 90 spirits There was ~ one tIlN
I,E a' an attempt 10 add compthsa
iHry GutlpH on cotton goods because .t
'EH duty nNrd on raw cotton, but lhia
ia undprat1od to have brcn ahandoh'd'
d, ever seriously contemplated.
Tho Democrats DO NOT ind the present
f.HaduIe Objectionable except IN minor
"details and win allow II 20 30 thTouE"
".ia hut llttlU discussion. IN" h'puun-
an mHnagrra now hope that the debate
in the senate will be concluded wiihln
MO next two wcckF noiwiihsinnlInE
l.TT than oHe.thlrd OF the blll has been
EHH1 9vsr They have secured an hEfsa-
M'ut with the Democrats that the ieH-
Fiuu shall begin nj II o'clock each day
Instead n II. after wednesday next
Tho house win continue ita policy ot
afJyurnlng from Monday over to Thurs