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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-04
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 3.--Flour quiet, weak and UNI
changed Wheat lower closing nc for December
and hc for May below yesterday. May ogened =
mic higher advanced AM%c more. declined IA
01ssc late rallying Ss@Ac and closing with BUYERS
at that. Spot lower; No. red, cash, elevator,
sel.c: track 96d97c; December. 96l2c May, 92p
e2isc; July Sic. Corn-Futures opened strong.
ieciined SIC rallied ssGl5c and closed ls@i2c I'M
her Yesterday Spot firm; No. 2, cash. 25c; De-
ceInber 2lc: Januar- :, e: MAY. 264a26Sc. Oats
FUTURES dull trading light and prices fractions
lower than Yesterday Spot lower; No. ?, cash.
elevator zoe: track 211sc: December, 201.c; MAY.
pc. No white, PIC Rye steady at 45isc. Flax
seed higher at Sl.02is Corn meal Sl.40. Bran
strong and scarce. sacked, this side 55QgIc; east
track 54c Prime timothy seed. s.. co. Hay firm
FOR e~ice grades: prairie $7.50dS. timothy, ST so
63iO hutter quiet; creamerv lStS2sc dairy 2.
ties lower at zoe bagging. G% ai7i.e. Pork quiet:
standard mess iobbing S. 25mS.50. Lard higher;
crime 81 12ih Bacon-Roxed lots, extra short
clear. S4s7za5; ribs. sS,s71sQs.Se; shorts, s5.50Q
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE,
rrrade I'm Most Lines satisfactory and
Staadv Prices the Feature.

On the wholesale streets nine out OF ten mer-
chants report trade highly satisfactory. Dry goods
houses druggists. ssether dealers, boot and shoe
merchants and eonfectioners are havir" fine
trade Groeers AMI druggists and confectoners
are evidently experience one OF their best husi-
ness years On Commission row business, which
has been dull since Thanksgiving, begun to re-
vive and the sales of fruits and vegetables and
other articles handled by the commission men
were more satisfactory than on any day this
week Householders beginning 10 lay in their
winter supplies. Mexican Florida and California
oranges are now on the market and selling at
about the same price. Produce men are becoming
mere busy receipts Of poultry are on the Increase
and prices easy Eggs are coming in quite freely.
but with good demand prices are wei held
Tha local grain market shows more ACTIVITY
REGENTS of late have increased and all cereals
xeeferday ruled steady at the following range OF
prices as quoted BY the secretary Of the Board
Wheat--No. red. 9ilsc; No. red, SIlzaSslsc
December 9Ilsc wagon wheat, 92c.
Csorn.--No. ! white. 26lke No. white, 26lhc; NO.
4 wTite 26skc. No. 4 white, zs1zc No. white
fnxed 2like; no. white mixed. 24l4c; No. 4
white mixed 2lazc, No. yellow. z4Ae; no. yell
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furnished by Theo. stenI, abstraeter Of titles.
of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis Suite 229, first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Beulah j. Cole to Daisy Patton part OF
Outlot So $727.5O
Sarah j. Keaton TO Virginia A. Curry.
Section !, Township H. Range A.. soo.oO
Louisa a. Kantsky to Mary a. Staub,
ris's addition $4,000
I'll. T. T. Pitchers second addition. 49, $500
Katharine Sweeney to Helen +. sweeney,
Lot H. Block 3. Tuxedo Park............ $4,000
Transfers. ); consideration S6s12.5O
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ST LOUIS Dec. Cotton sold today for ,s the
WiddIinr cotton is selling in the st. Louis market
only &c higher ct than IN the NoIemer pH s
Smhan middng cotton, the speculative grade, sold
in St Louis at SC per pound but prior to 1924 II
had not reached so low price lot nearly my
years.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Cotton steady; sales
g. 200 bales; ordinary, 4Ac; good ordinary 49sc; low
middling 15-16c middling 5l4c; good midulins,
&c: middlng fair 15-16c; receipts, 1896 bales
stock 342, SOL bales.
MEMpHIS Dec 3.-Cotton steady middling
s1Ic. REGENTS 5301 bales; shipments, 2,2Zo pales
stock 1S3 76S bales; sales 4.SO" bales.
NEW YORK, Dec 3.-Cotteq closed quiet; MD
dlinr uplands 1876; middling gulf, l-l6c;
GALES 1876 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Dec "a furry of orders, the
direct result Of the announcement Of the redrGed
prices in cotton prints and other INES Is r. M b
ieved is not radical movement for better trace h
so much as the release of orders Wnlch nave peei
hold for the announcement of the threatened re
auctions. Store traders were not so much IN erst
hands or in the secondary market but man Or
ders were somewhat more numerous Win ln me
o9greoate result quite gratifying to sellers. In
sfane cottons there is less activity than IN otter
lines In print cloths there has been h n,,
TO Aprl deliveries, but sellers viii not part Win
Goods for this late delivery at this price
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotatIors Were as toIows s3,d aIour duII
spring wheat S2l9@9114c; No. red, 95Q951zc;
No corn 2SHc No yellow 2th@944i$Sc No No.
white. +. o. b. 2s@2s3sc. No. 2 rye 46He. No. 2
barley + b., 26@42c; No tiaxseed slOS@1 s TO-
ST. 2OG725. Lard. per 100 lbs, s4.20q4.22A, Short
rib sides Qoose), s4.10G4eO dry salted shoulders
(boxed) s47565: short-clear sides (boXed), 81. 400
$50. Whisky distillers' finished goods, per gal,
$1.19 90, ooo =.
corn, 2SOOO bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye Il goo bu;
barley 80, 900 bu. Shipments-F1our 2lNO brs;
harley 50 bu
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Hides and Leather.

r,IrCAGO Dec. 3-Vhe Chicago Shoe and
T eatber review tomorrow will say: The packeE
hide market is moderately aeTe but a cbonre9
frcrpo 11Nc to lie and back again two or tnIee
times but this writing no ,d puy ye
1iebt and heavy Texas steer hides are anout
down to 1Oc for the heavy seectlon put hsnI
Coloradoes are down 20 &c. branded COWS are IN
request at 912c. Country bur Noes heiu s'e"uS
at gao Leather is strongly helo
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Deaths.

Lewis Tice. seventy-eight years 1874 Belefon-
tame street, sarcoma.
Amanda Babbitt, ffty-three years, As Bismarck
street, intestinal obstruction.
Ruby Callyear eleven months. 70S South Cap
itol avenue. pneumonia.
Effie Bucket three years, 522 Roanoke street,
pneumonia
mitral stenosis.
Infant Galbraith. 1920 North Pennsylvania
street, congestion of the stomach.
Maggie Fleming. twenty-seven years, Central
Hospital for Insane. tuberculosis.
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VITAL STATISTICS-DEC. 3.
Births.

Mrs and August Tresemer, 1910 Woodlawn ave-
nue. boy.
Nellie and Hiram Rose. 2S19 North Meridian
street. boy.
Rose and Lowell Jeckel, 1918 Lexington avenue,
boy.
Clara and Harry Banks 2214 Bloyd avenue girl.
Mrs. and John +. Plummer, 1926 Cornell
Dorothy and John Wood. 9Ol East Georgia
street. girl.
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Trust.

For all thy rambling doubts so sore, ~"
Love thou thy Saviour STILL
Him for thy Lord and God adore, j
And ever do His will.
Though vexing doubts may seem to last,
Let not thy soul be quite oercast;
Soon will He show thee all His wounds and say,
Long have I known thy name-know thou my
Face Away"
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>-,,,r -vop1< Dec 3-Pig iron warrants duh
!. se ss hid and 1856 asked Copper firm at l0sOc
bid and 1OSIc asked Tin duh at
steady at S7O@375c; brokers strong at S.ooc'
ST LOUIS. Dec. 3-Lead dull; S.50qS.021ac,
Callers shelter lower at 3.75c
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Dec. $-California dried Id9c fruits yts
treV 7c; wood-dried. SQSlsc; choice see; fancy
saSllc Prunes 3lzgSc as to size ana qS a@iis
P5eaaches-Unpeeled. 7q10c; peeled, lz@zoc'
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5.62Ik. Dry-saIt neats-Boxed shoulders. 81 75Gfa
extra short-cear. $4.STiz614- so; ribs, =. ssmAi
wheat So 600 bu: corn. 10000 bu oats. 1900 bu
Shipments-Flour 1900 brls: wheat, 1000 bu
corn, 9S, Geo bu; oats, $1,000 blu.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Flour-ReceiptE. 162ft
easy; spot and month, 95ssd95s4c; May. 93lss BID .
steamer No. red, 90ssa90s4c: receipts, l02yo4 bu
exports, $4,000 bu; Southern wheat by sample: VI
Gg7c Southern wheat on grade, Sll2qg512c. corn
SlSsQSllsc steamer mixed, S01sq3O&4c; receipts,
Us s3S bu; exports. 44l.544 bu: southern Vile
firm; No. white Western. 29i5@5Dc; receipts
1888 bu; exports. 81. loo bu. Rye dull ana easy
No. Western, j3Ssd53l2c; receipts. Il 40 Du eX-
ports. S5,7l4 bu. Hay firm; choice timothy sig
asked. Grain freights fairly active. steady and
unchanged Butter, eggs and cheese steady ana
unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3.-Pork-Prime mess. fine
Western, firm at ASS Cd; prime mess medium
at 35s cd: clear bellies firm at 31s 60. Wheat
spot, No. red Western winter. steady at IS g52u'
uary quiet at IS 3D. February quiet at IS 14sd
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3.-FIour dull. Wheat-No
red, 9z.ac. Corn quiet: No. mixed, 2ll4c, Cats
dull: No. , mixed. 2Si4c. Rye steady; No 2 46c
meats quiet at 81 30, Bacon steady at $3.50.
Whisky steady at S1l9. Butter steady. Sugar
firm. Eggs steady at 1sl2c. Cheese STEADY =
TOLEDO. Dec. S.-Wheat dull, but firm; No 2
tive; No. mixed 2612c: Oats dull but STEADY;
No. mixed 21c. Rye higher, but dull; NO 2
cash, $40. Glover seed unchanged and STEADY;
prime, cash and December, $Sl5.
old, spot, 99alc; new. 97Ac No winter. 94GIsoc.
Corn-No. 2, BIC. Oats-No. white, 2'Hc. Bar
ley in fair demand Rye-No. 2, in store, 4sc.
DETROIT, Dec. 3.--Wheat-No. white, Sglsc;
Corn-No. mixed. 26l2c. Oats-No. white,
24$4c. Rye-No. 2, 47c.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hutcher Cattle Steady-HOgs SLOW, put
Steady-Sheep Strong.

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 3.--Catte-Receipts $780,
shinments none. There was liberal supply OF al
grades The market was about STEADY Oh DUTCH
ers while heavy steers were very ouii al" nalu
- cal, ot satisfactory prices There was nothing
,,ood enough TO bring over $3.50. A few medium
GRADES went through in first hands.
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CHICAGO Dec. 3.--There was an extremely
poor demand for cattle and ii almost Inn
possible to effect sales. al further conces-
slons. Most sales were made at prices 15G25c
lower than a week ago. Extra beef steers sold
at S515Q5.se, while common 10 choice grades We're
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q. II. caroway, addition, 1913 Rembrandt Sreet,
w N. ii. stringer repairs SIS North Senate ave-
nue.. $50. 80
l.. Wilberger. repairs. lis Kayette street. $50.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Five Transfers, with Total Consid.
Grafton of $6.S12.50.

instruments nled for record in the recorder 5
office OF Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. Dec. 8, 1927. as
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HoCs--Receipts 5000; shipments. $500 The
ouaIitv was good The market opened slow at
about Yesterdays closing prices. few heavies
brought s3s7ls at the opening. Late the bulk of
the offerings sold at So s2l9Gs.35. The closing was
...o,1~ bottou1 prices
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Rntter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Dec. ButtermR asS 41z .
&c: figins. 23ihc: factory, 11]a@14c. Cheese
Receipts 1864 packages Market EN- steady sia'I 1n
4c Eggs-Recefpts. 49, packages Market quiet;
State and Pennsylvania 20Q2oc; Western z5c.
KANSAS CITY, Dec: 3:-Butter str stronger
ket IS active and kc higher; fresh stock is scarce
fresh candled Missouri and kansas STOCK, lSc
cluded.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-on the Produce Exchange hang
150e22c; dairy, 12@19c. Cheese quiet at SQo1sc
Eggs firm; fresh, zoe.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Butter steady; fancy
Western creamery, z3lac Eggs firm; fresh near
by. 24c; fresh Western, &c. Cheese steady.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Dec s.-spirits Of turpenttinne firm firm
Resin firm sales, 3.O43 brs; receipts S616 br ls
A, b, c, d. $i15 e. F. $1:2o; G. $lSO II; $IS oq,
glass. $2'4o@25O water white. $2.SOQS.
OIL CITY, Dec $-Cred balances lar f fSe eeF
hid for onion oil was &c and that was bid at the
close: sales none; shipments 72,72S brs; runs
81 S35 brls.
closed at SIC bic. Rosin steady; strained, com
mon to good $1.4OQ1.45. Spirits of turpentne nrlh
at 3S@931ac.
WILMINGTON, Dec 3-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 291503Oc. Rosn dull at $ll5ql.2o crude o
turpentine quiet at S14OQl.9O. Tar hrm at @l'Vo'
CHARLESTON. Dec 3.-Spirits of turpentine
firm: sales none. Rosn firm and unchanged; safes
MONTPELIER, Dec. 3-Indiana oil: Standard
dc: CudahY. 44c.
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LONDON. Dec. S.-The wool auction sales were
continued to-day with a good attendance or puyss
els 1he offerings aggregated 10, "a bales OF
which LOCO were Withdrawn. The catalogues Were
good and scoureds were taken chiefly by con-
tnental buyers at extreme rates. The nome trane
were active bidders. Queensland greasy SOLD Wen
while inferior faulty wool ruled against buyers.
The firmness of the general market, however, was
well maintained Following are the sales IN ue,
tail: New South Wales-1,4o bales; secured, tt2d
@Dls I'd; greasy, 5%@10l4d. QueenslandoS.4UI
bales; secured, 7l4omis Cd; greasy, 11l@d- South
Australia-495 bales: secured, SdQ1s I'd; greasy
5s4GILd West Australia-46 bales; greasy, 612d.
New ZealanG-1S6O bales; secured. 7$4@l. I'd;
greasy 7A@S1@d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
300 Daies; secured, o.~.sls 4t9d greasy, Gs@o%4d.
sales to-day The offerings numbered 49, 500 Cape
of Good Hope and Natal skins and of this num-
Der 1OS 1872 bales sold The demand was
good. Good extra long stock ruled unchangeu;;
inferior lad low er, long and short WOOL %WAu
lower shorn and lambs unchanged ana coarse
BOSTON Dec 3.-The Boston Commercial Bull
letin will say tomorrow of the wool Market; ny
market has ruled quiet throughout the week ana
America are a shade freer in Australia and prices
there show signs of softness. In Boston there
has been no further decline. The sales OF the the
week are 3 1e9 900 pounds domestic and gag 000 0
foreign against ,2S3, 900 domestic ana 4e5z VOO
foreign last week and 1,0S4,0O0 foreign Tor the
same week last year. The sales to date snow an
increase of 81 739 800 pounds domestic ana
26 S7 200 foreign from the sales to the same date
in 1896 The receipts to date show an increase
Of 125 500 bales domestic and 1926, 1893 foreign
Nooled Irregular par to Ad lower
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DRIVEN TO BAY AFTER DEFYING
THE LAW.
Senator II. V. Morehouse and the Position
He Took INDICATED IN the Highest
Court of the State.
(IN BANK.)
.Ex .PARTE LAWRENCE AND LEvIN6s,
(BY THE CoURT.)

IN IDEAS corpus,
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GREECE
DECIDES
To FIGHT
Undismayed by the Threats
of the Concerted
Powers.
WAR THE ONLY POSSIBLE
q SOLUTION.
Garrison of Athens and Nearly
All Reserves Start for
the Frontier.
CROWN PRINCE CONSTANTINE
10 COMMAND.
Troops Hurrying to Thessa'y From
All Directions Owing to News
of the Blockade.
CROWN PRINCE CONSTANTINE
10 COMMAND.
Troops Hurrying to Thessaly From
All Directions Owing to News
of the Block ade.

ATHENS, GREECE, March 16.-A pro-
longed meeting of the Cabinet was held
today. The Ministers discussed at great
length the attitude to be taken in the
event of the powers attempting to coerce
Greece into compliance with their de-
mands. 1t is stated that no disposition
was shown to accede to the demands, and
that it was finally decided to take active
measures as the only possible solution of
the difficulty.
1t is thought that by active measures is
meant a declaration of war against
Turkey, which in it's effect would give the
right to Greece to maintain her army in
Greece and deprive the powers of any
right of interference.
Crown Prince Constantine with the
first regiment of infantry is momentarily
expected to leave Athens to assume COM
mand of all the Greek forces in Thessaly.
The prevailing conviction here is that
war is inevitable.
1t is understood that the Cabinet at its
meeting to-day discussed plan OF CAM
paign against the Turks.
The whole garrison of Athens and
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-17
Filed March Is, 1897.
Grim. No. 275.

The Senate of the State engaged investigation
conduct its members under published charge that them
whose gven had taken aiding
BILL The editor and
the paper which published this charge called
the matter and refused certain propounded
them the ground that the information sought ELECTED
privileged and the evidence gven would be irrelevant harsay
The question: BRIEF contained demand that the
the of those from whom they had
The nquiso investigation upon engaged
strictly within its jurisdiction prosecute had
examine into the alleged criminal conduct of
with view to their expulsion punishment
guilty. lex Mccarthy Ca 1867 Under such nveSiga
these witnesses who shown
public CHARGE and who at the dscamd
edge the facts asked the
natural and logical method for the Senate follow
the answering that
personal knowledge of the justified
refusing the nformans inquiry
necessarily end Upon the
their nfOrmanS and the
Senate could those and the charge
The evidence then relevant pertinent The
from those presented interests lie
conflicting parties and improper sought to be
Here inquiry nqustoria concerning the
charge of corruption name as to facts but
hcfc in bribery. There parties to this
pIceedng investigating conduct of its own
its authority
those who
charge be successfully and
argued that the witnesses justified
refusing give upon the ground that the
privileged.
discharged and the prisoners emanded Sheriff
of Sacramento County.
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of Sacramento County

THE writ is DISCHARGED and the prison
ers remanded to the Sheriff OF Sacramento
County,"
Short but decisive these few words of
the Supreme Court, and 10 the Examiner
takers came almost as the knel of
doom. Back to the grimy dungeon now
20 Long Green Andy Lawrence and his
unfortunate lieutenant, L. L. Levings, in
justification of the fact that mud-slinging
and charges of corruption without ground
are not altogether profitable occupations,
so far as the honorable Senate OF the State
of California is concerned, at least.
. Step by step the procedure mapped out
by Senator Morehouse, who has been the
foremost OF the Senate champions, has
been successfully followed, and in every
phase of the case the honor of the iegisa-
to,s has been vlndicated, Senator More
Yase's position has been strengthened,
and the Examiner has been driven farther
and farther into the maze Of falsehood and
equivocation with which it has surrounded
Itself.
After praying for a justice which, when
given, was shunned after libeling and
Vlil1ylng every mem Der of the Legislature
VINO ala not crawl under the doubtful shell
ter OF its pages; alter assailing the charac-
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! ter of every honest man who dared resent
the imputation against his integrity.
the Long Green editor and his paper
have been convicted of what thew
dared not admit-that his charges of
bribery emanated from himself; thew
were the natural offspring of mind bent
in the direction they indicate.
Through it all Senator II. " Morehouse
has been the leader of those who dared
drag into the light a paper more used to
do its work in the dark He has de-
manded all along that the charges having
been made by the Examiner must be
proved by the Examiner, and failing to
prove them that they be admitted to be
false. His answer was a shower of mud.
He it was who saw the stiga ton
properly proceeded with. and VINO headed
off the wiles and tricks of the unscrupu-
lous parent of the charges. He it was
who followed the case TO the Sacramento
courts and to the Supreme Court, and
whether before court or comm ittee he has
been able to pierce the cloud of malice
and venom and personality with which,
after the manner of the devi-fish the Ex-
aminer concealed itself. and keep the
squirming faker for once in its life to
straight line of fact and expression.
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The deci sion of the court was rendered
at a late hour, after a session lasting from
10 O'Clock in the morning. Argument on
the part OF counsel took up most OF the
day, and it was only few hours, alter
ward that the decision. remanding the ed
itor in contempt and his unfortunate lieu
tenant back to prison was rendered.
The Supreme Court sitting in bank heard
argument il the matter of the habeas cor
pus proceedings instituted by the attorneys
acting for the managing editor OF the San
Francisco Examiner, A. NJ. Lawrence,
otherwise known to fame as Long
Green," and L. L. Levings, one of the Ex-
aminer's Sacramento correspondents. both
of whom were recently committed to Jail
by the Senate for contempt, on t'eir re-
fusal to answer certain questions pro-
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pounded by the Senate itself, as we'll as
by the committee appointed to consider
the charge OF bribery. preferred against
the former by Mr.. Hearst's local exponent
of gutter journalism.
Judge Hughes OF Sacramento, it will be
RENE bered, originally issued the writ of
habeas corpus, but declined to reverse the
decision of the Senate, declaring in effect
that that body had authority to act In the
manner stated. The attorneys for the de-
fepdants then applied to the Supreme
Court for another writ, which was granted
and made returnable yesterday morning,
the defendants being admitted TO bail In
the meantime.
The six Supreme Court Justices who
heard argument yesterday were Chief JUS
tice Beatty and Justices McFarlane, Har-