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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
Sherman Der N~icara9tta : GanaI
tMo 0er GMie0spertraa.

Mdn begintt jebt ettpas tldrer 5u fe6en,
tpes6al6 Senator Sherman, Der pabr16etnz
li9e bemnd9Itige 2eiter unIerer ~uuspdrtiz
gen Nngelegenbeiten, ben anI9einenben
8ru9 biplomattI9er @tifette beging, cine
fir Das @omtte Der ausnGrtigen Nngelegenz
beiten 6eitimmte Mitt6eilung i'm plenum
oes Sendts Der Seffentli6teit p~reis5ugeben.
Senator Sherman 1T ii6er3eugt, DaB Der
Canal Our9 cine PriDutgeIelli9aft ME gu
9tanoe gebra9t nerOen tann, 1onbefn oaB,
penn er gebaut nerben ioQ, bies bur1 bic
Ser. Staten Direft gei6eben muB. Gs 1T
Tim oes6alb febr re6t, penn Der beIte6enbe
.8ertrag mitiammt benz Der Nicaragua@@ez
felf6aft gege6enen Sreibrief in Tolge Der
Ni3terfiiIung Der 8eOtngungen berfdGt,
unb 10 Der 8oben fir einen relten biretten
8ertrag 5tpi19en ben Ser. Staten unb
Nicaragud, ober ben Ser. Stdaten uno Der
grDBeren &epubltt bon Mittelamerifa geebz
net nirb. @r min ben unter YrGiipent
G9efter u. 4rtbur's &egierung BON Srez
~ling6up1en abge19lohenen, aber BON @lebez
lamb 3uriidge3ogenen 8ertrag gu srneuern
fu9en, ipel9er benz alten Glaptons8 ultperz
8ertruge elm @nbe gema9t unb ben Ser.
Stuaten in @entral=Mmeritu freie 9anb gez
geben baden ipiirbe.
SHERMAN banbelte alip, inbem CT bic
@inpdnbe bes @eIunbten Gobrig1e3 gegen
bic Nicaraguas8iG an Die groBe @lpde bing,
nit bo1em 8epuBtIein unb nit 461t9t.
@r nOqte uuf benz fiir3eten 8ege Oas 2anb
baoon unterri9ten, ipes6ul6 Die iebige Silica
raguaT8iq nidt angenommen iperben fam,
unD fir feine ipGtere OiplOmdtiide Sbdtigz
felt in bieier Rihtune freies Selb geipin>
men. SSSnbem er aud iiber bte1en Bnntt in
Der Debate am 27. San, Dem 8Olte reinen
Wein eingeihenft but, nubm er 3ugleih
@elegen6eit, @nglano gegen Die Ingrtffe
Morgan's in S6ub gu nebnen uno our9z
bliden at laiIen, DaB feline Politif fem
tperOs, ben 5rieDen NIT @roB6ritannien gu
er6alten unb Die beiben Gambler in INNER
freunOlidere uno engere 8e3ie6ungen gu
chamber gu bringen.
9umit lit 3ugleih bic @rtldrung bon
Setten Sberman's gegeben, oaB er Dem
S9teospertrage nit @nglano, an Dem au9
Ier anforgs au nOrgeln OerIudte, ni9ts in
ben Weg legen pirO, unb 10 ldBt ft4 fat
erparten, buB 6eriel6e bod nod Dor Dem 4,
|Mdr5 CUR @nnubme gelangt.
Mit 5errn sherman lit our9 feline 9nz
parti6aft auf Die Stuatsiefretdritele cine
groBe unb erfreulihe 8erGnoerung borges
gangen. 8or6er mar er Der republitantf9 DE
Senator, Der fi6 nun f6lper iiber ben Parz
teiitanbpuntt gu erbe6en oermo4te un0 1tA
getpif1ermaBen perpfGi9tet fiblte, alles bur9
Die Barteibriqe 3u ieben, uno bic 9dnolunz
gen Der gegneriI6en Nominiitratton gu be-
frttteln anb perbammen. Set er aber ba5u
berufen lit, bic 8ertretung unieres 2anOes
benz Muslanbe eegeniiber gu itbtrnebmerl,
fdnot er Ie6r 19nel an, ben Parteimenl9 en
ab5uftreifen, uno Die DerOunfelaoe Partet=
briae a63ulegen, unb lit nun i'm Stanoe 81
|ieben, baB au6 bic gegneriI6e @ominiitra>
tion fir 6as Qarb Suites getbun bat; ia er IT
16on fat in alien ouspGrti9en @ngelegen@
beiten auf Dem @%tanbpuntte @lepelaro's
uno Slnep's dngelangt. @u3 bier i4etnt
G9iler's @ort our @eltung gu forlnen:
vGs pGhit Der Wteni9 NIT ieinen hOberu
9meden!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
0eftmm9em, &riessi@iTe MnS nid)t
aetttta Wf0 m1tid1aft.

Nu6 Nmerita bat gleih ben eurppdi19en
Militdr@M onar9ieen unb Der fronSOiif9en
Militdr@ Hepublit feline 6rage BON Der 8erz
mebrung Der StretttrGfte.
Sreili9 erbebt li9, ipbalb bic bei6eibenite
AnOeutung in ipl9er Gi9tung ge1na9t
ptro, aus breiten @oltsf9i6ten Der
orobenDe Huf: nNieber nit jebem @erfu9e,
Die reguldren @treitfrGfte bes 2anbes al
permebren; benin jeber berartige @erIu6
fann nur ben f9dnoli6en 3ped BADEN, Die
neberma9t bes GelDfades gegenii6sr ben
Ri9tz&eiben nod gu ber9rDBern unb Die
8oltsfreibeit 81 bei6rGnfen."
6Gtte bic pielfa6 angeitrebte 8erme6run9
bon StreittrGften einen Iol9en 3ned, oann
niirben audi mir frdfttg in ben 9fuf: rNiez
Der nit ibr!" einltimmen. Mber in mebrz
facber 8e5iebung 1T eine 8erme6rung nDtbia
uno tbunli6, pbne baB Tie irgenbtpie benz
@elbiade gu quite tdme ober bic Srei6eit
bef6rGnfte.
Seit Sabren tpirb auf cine GerbeiIerune
peA tulelU FtSuHYeN UtcICS SullUtS UlIl>
9earbeitet unb Der GongreB 6at in ben leb=
ten Sd6ren betrd9tli9e Gummen bepiliot,
UNI Die beim jebigen Stanbe bes @eI9ib=
tueiens gGn3li3 tpertbloien 8efeiigungen
bur3 Before gu eriebsn. Was belfen aber
Die beten 8~iitenforts, nit ben mobernz
item @ef4iiben, tpenn feline tii6tig eingeiibz
ten Nrtiqertiten fir bieIelben borbanoen
itnb? Sc mebr bic 8erbeKerung unb @tz
tpeiterung oie1er 8efeitiguneen fort16rettet
UNI 10 empfinbli9er mdht it9 Der Man9el
on 9eeigneten 8eidbungen berIelben fiibl=
bar. I'm biefem Mangel ab5u6elfen, i'll
cine 8ernebrung Der Nrti1erie bes fte6enz
ben 0eeres unpermeioli9 - es 1et 6enn,
bieies 9roBe 2anb begebt ben 96ilbbiir=
geritreih, benz Muslonb bur9 unbemannte
Sorts unb unbebiente @ei9iibe @9reden elm
iagen 81 tpolen.
rnb bann bic prdhtige neue unb in tie
tigem 3unebmen begriffene &riegsflottt
Uncle Sans! S6on jebt finb fir bieIs
S9ifspunoer, tpie Der flpttenfunbigt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

4noenfen an ben ct # n q appfeon,
beTen @ef6i9te Elm 0elOengeoi9t uno ein
Srauerfpiel gr0Bten Stils 5uglei3 lit, iinb
ou6 in Nmerita bdufig, 90 BADEN @rstine
IM. phelps unO S. 81, G0parbs in
G6tcago i'm 2uufe Der Sabre grpBe
@ommlungen BON 8ilbern, photographer
ii. +. NJ. g2apolson'5 angelegt, Die itb ppn
Ieiner SugenO Bis nuA ct. Seleua eritreden.
Serr @bparbs 6efibt iOgar dhte aOpf1aure
NapOleon's, bic bieiem uuf ct, 9elena ub=
qeIhnitten purben. @OparDs erDarb Tie
BON ben Na6tommen bes Sir S6pmas 8eeo.
Der uGs Offi3ier auf ct. 6elena unter SUB
ion 2oipe, Dem 8etpa&er oes groBeu @sfan=
aentn, Diente. 9ieIe @noenfen ale Iino lett
i'm v@rt Srifitute" ou6ter ausgeTteut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
3u1Gnlnten .......
1 usfubr BON 80 e1f6tpru.
3uiummen. . 80. 12s. SIS, 4s7 $40, 856, Il

SEEM 0ort itebt aGio in 8eaug auf 8roo=
itOffe unb 8et3enmebl in %erier, in 8e3uq
auf Wei3en in ~3peiter unO in 8e5ug uui
Welf6torn in britter Rei6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03
I, mts.greiI

SIN Chicago burb Die Irdeer ms @ans seIiefert.
Eaeeblutt per WO8e
Sdqliae @usunbe une Ser Wefen' per NDobs.. 02o
3aglide gusgo6e per Sabr ........-"..-.... ISO
uub Ser meten" ............. l0.4e
.9ef WeIten" per Sabr........... -. ....... 2tO
a86asutIibe &useabs per Sohr. ....-..-..~ zoo
EusDdrtigt abSnnenten per gOit in ben Der. 6tuutsn
iOpie 6anaba uno Dtsrico:
Sdeli9e aus9obe per Sab $500
der gsefen" per 2W
N6@sntli&s Nusaabe per Sabr....-..-. g.oO
Sns &ustanb:
(gonaoc unb Merico ausoenOmnsnl:
f6oIi6e auseabs per Sabr.....--.~--..$15.W
BO8enblatt ODER @o6en=gsten 800
6OuntusssageftsH NIT pS9ers unb GruH"...... $50
aaaeblott unO Ser gBeienE. 1850
Illinois Staats-ZeItung CO..
Gbicaae. Sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

Neue tie Il eberfeBun9Sb1itbs.
r9as 9aus d6erritt beute pieoer Elm
penfionsz@eto bes P%rdiibenten." gu IeIen
i'm beuti4en SilberOrgan Gbicago's.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-03

0as O6ergeridt BON Sbio bat bas
6f9uftsfeuergeieb jenesS taaz
tee fir re6tsr unO Derfaffun9s9iGz
ti9 erfldrt. Sn Dem inierigen bat be-
tauntIi6 Ridter @tbbons ben 5ebler nift
ab1oluter @lei9beit entOeft, uno fem S9id@
fall f6pe6t nod Oor Der RO@iten ri6terli6en
8eb0rbe. 6offentli9 erfolgt Die @nti3eiz
Dung balb, 10 OuB Die jebigt Geiebgebuns
Die Sadie nod in Sr0nung bringen lam.
9eun Dariiber, OaB cine @rbi9dftsiteuer
cine b~erniinftiqe unD Nienanoem erhebltd
eur Qaf falenbe @teuer lit, giebt es taum
me9r getbeiIts 9nfi4ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

tleman be satisfied to have US all write to MS
The Speaker don't know. Q.aughter)
Resuming Mr. Thomas said IL was 70 De pIsd
sumed that the Sergeant-at.Arms had dsenh hwn
his duty and that until the contrary was snown
ali the members whose names had been reau "eIe
under arrest and therefore. by the rules. not en-
titled 10 vote until discharged from arrest. 70.
the same reason he said Mr.. Henderson was ho'
in order In making the motion to reconsideir Az
The Speaker evidently did not agree WIN M M.
Thonass view OF Mr. HendersUns right III .me
matter for he recognized him to move the previous
question on his motion. The motion was asreeu
10 $50 to 49, and only eighteen members seconneu
Mr. Thomas's demand for a yea ana nay vo.e ~
resolution carrying over the order OF arrest u"''
Tuesday was then disagreed to. is TO 1853. =,
Mr. Thomas-I would like to ask the speaker IL
he counted members under arrestI A.. $500
The Speakpr-The Chair Is not informed mat any
members are under arrest. UaughterD
Mr. Thomas-isnt II a part or the RECORD '""'
certain members are under arrest?
The Speaker-The Chair has no knowIeuge ~ any
such record and would be glad II the geh'ie"'"
would point II out - . , ,r,o q cop
troversv with the Speaker over the mo Ter anu
merely desired TO ask his opinion o. the qucs,,o.
Further proceedings under the call OF me itouse
las, night then formally dispensed Win, ~,
order that there might be no doubt OF the s"''uS
OF any OF the members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
An Old settler.

When the rheumatism frs; preempts certain tracts Of
your anatomy may lie ou-,ed easily but when II be-
old settler IT Is pretty hard to bulge Remem
this when experience the first twinses Of this OBJ
and agonizng disease and attack with Hostel
er's stomach Bers. I. Will then make tracks, and
possibly unmoescd and In peaceable possession
your comfort In the future. Peril always attends
rheumatism II become chronic account u is ten
dency attack heart. Usually II Is complicated with
kidney trouble. Certain II ~ that the kidneys when
by the Biltcrs. VIII eliminate impurities which
give rheumatism and dfopsy In inclemen or wet
conditions o the weather the Bt,ers taken in advance
will often avert rheumatic trouble Use this genial fam
lily medicine dyspepsia. bousness. headache and con-
stpation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
THE NAVAL STEEL BOARD REORGANIZED

Washington. Jan. s-The Naval Steel Board
which has been subjected 10 adverse criticism on
account Of defective material which the contractors
have been frequently detected In attempting TO
pass upon the Navy for several years has been
roorganizcd and Is hereafter 10 be controlled by
the Construction and Engineering departments OF
the service instead of by line officers Naval Con-
structor Dasnie has succeeded Lieutenant Com
mander Everett and to-day Captain Day. the prest-
dent of the Board was detached and his place taken
by Captain George w. Coffin The new Board will
n, once take up the work OF revising the speclh-
cations IN which contractors have found an easy
hiding place for frauds. and civilian inspectors VIII
supplani all the young officers who are now as
signed 20 that duty. Passed Assista nj Engineer
Freeman continues a member OF the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
sEVERlL CHARGES AGAINST HIN.

The troubles thicken about Robert II. Ahea1n
who was arrested In Jersey City on Thursday on
his wife's complaint. They were married se.'e'"
on June 8 last near Forked River. n. J. Mrs Ahes'n
saws her husband could not support her and wss
unkind TO her She has made two charges asa'"S.
himone OF threa; ening TO kill her and ano'ner VI
abandonment, \ third charge against Ahearn Wa
made at Jersey City Police lieadauarters yes'e.us
o,,erroon nv Daniel O'Neill. OF No. 800 COLUMBUS
ave. this city ONcin has saloon at columbus.
ave. and one hundred nd -fourth-s' He showeo
to Chief Murphy check for si' on the i'ncp" ~
tional Rank which he had cashed for Ahearn Nv
check had the signature OF William n. Yue. VINO
. ue,vhbor Of O.Neii. o'Neili says the signature"
forgery. The young mans counsel Snat I'M.
Peschall had the hearing adjourned Westerns. ,ns.sea
II, ,omorrow because OF the absence OF w,.m ned nv
xhaarn said that he salesman e'npoy yra.d.
nie",n , sa" light Company. OF No. sSl broaa
way He said his wfes parents sreh, shr
a.. a.. W "a heir summers at Forked River
father-in-iaw Mr. Andrews be said was nr,nany IL
with the Atlantic ana ra~"0 ~"
denied all the charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
ARMY ORDERS.

xyash,rgtor Ian e-The Secretary Of War has
ado tho following assignments OF officers to reg-
ments: Colonel David Perry. to the 9th cavalry
Leutena mt Colonel John NJ. Hamilton TO the Sun
Cavalry. Lieutenant { Colonel Theodore A. BALDWIN,
to the 10th Cavalry; Major Edward s. Godfrey TO
tho 1st Cavalry: Major Albert c. Forse to the 'th
Cavalry; Captain Edwin p. Brewer to the Hh
Cavalry Troop H. Captain Montgomery H. farhet'
to the eth Cavalry. Troop M Captain oscar D.
brown 10 the 1st Cavalry, Troop d; First Leuten-
ant Charles ID. Rhodes. 20 the 18th Cavalry, Troop
F.: First Lieutenant Winthrop S. Wood 10 the s'h
Cavalry, Troop c; Additional Second l'eu'ehi".
E,vin r. Ueibcrg Sd Cavalry. to a vacancy OF second
,,eutenant 9Th Cavalry. Troop H. Additional Second
Lieutenant stephen NJ. Kochersperger. I'd cavalry
IN a vacancy Of second lieutenant, 10Th cavalry
Troop -: First Lieutenant Frank d. WEBSTER 10
the Goth Infantry. Company Il; Additional oecoho
Lieutenant Houston V. Evans, 18th infantry, 10
vacancy of second lieutenant 9th Infantry, Com
pany A. 49,
lieutenant Colonel John NJ Hamilton. 9th Cav
airy will report to the Department of the Platte
for assignment to station: Lieutenant-Colonel 1heo-
dore A. Baldwin, 10Th Cavalry will report to De-
partment of Dakota for assignment: Captain EDWIN
p Brewer. eth Cavalry will join his troop; First
Lieutenant Charles d. Rhodes. 9TH Cavalry VIII
remain with the 9Th Cavalry until March TO- FIRST
Lieutenant Winthrop s. Wood. 9Th cavalry. VIII
ioin his troop: Second Lieutenant Evin r. Heiberg.
9Th Cavalry. will Join his troop; Second Lieutenant
Stephen NJ Kochersperger. 10Th cavalry VIII re- re-.
main duty with the I'd Cavary until Mareh 10
Second Lieutenant Fl ,uston v Evans, 9th Infantry
will join his company. , -
The Secretary Of War orders the following trans
fers: Major Edward s. Godfrey. from the LIST TO tho
9TH Cavalry: Major Albert G. Forse. from the Ith 10
the list cavalry; Second Lieutenant Samuel ID.
Jones IT, from the 9Th to the I'd Cavalry. Troop
A: Second Lieutenant John +. Wade. from the I'd
TO the 9TH Cavalry, Troop j.
Second Lieutenant John Howard. 18th Infantry.
is relieved from duty at Fort Leavenworth ana VIII
ioln his company; Captain James b. Aleshire. as
sista MT -auartermaster Is ordered from Chicago TO
Lathrop and Platte City. Mo- for the inspecti9n, OF
lieutenant William p Duval. eth Artillery. Is Or
dored to the Sandy Hook Proving Ground. New
Jersey. TO examine the working or disappearing
gun carriages.
The resignation Of First Lieutenant Charles ;.
Hail. 18th Infantry. has been accepted by the Presi-
dent to take effect February 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
NURSES ALUMNAE MEET.
REGISTRY WHERE TRAINING-SCHOOL GRAD
YATES MAY BE HIRED ONE OF THE
ASSOCIATIONS WORKS.

The Associated Alumnae of Brooklyn Training
schools for Nurses had its first regular annual
meeting on Friday evening. at the Hoagland Lab
oratory Henry and Pacific SITS. Brooklyn. This is
an organization which was founded last sum-
mer and which has for its object the establish
ment OF Il trustworthy central bureau. where grad
uate nurses from all the Brooklyn hospitals may
be ott aimed Il any time registry for this pur-
pose has been started al No ZIG Schermerhorn-st.,
known as the Associated Alumnae Registry for
Nurses None but members OF this association arc
allowed to enter their names. and thus the proper
standing of all nurses Is assured. No fee Is
charged to those who send for a nurse. and the
latter are at liberty to make their own terms with
employers.
Miss Lima Lightbourn. a graduate nurse. Is super
interac.t OF the Registry. which will be open 10
Gu Is at any time Of the day night A feature OF
the establishment is list OF nurses for special
work These will go by the hour to people who do
not require the usual iull-time duty and vii VIII
isry lists have been sent out which include nurses
from the following hospitals: The Brooklyn Hos
pital the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hospital the Long
Island College Hospital the Memorial Hospital, st
Mary's Hospital. and the Methodist Episcopal
(Seney) Hospital There are now 1871 members OF
the Alumnae Association ard lS names on the
At the meeting Friday night 500 raised to
increase the amount the treasury. The need OF
more funds IL felt keenly by those interested In
the work The following Board OF officers was
elected for the coming year: President. Miss Anna
l.. Alline. superintendent OF nurses Brooklyn Ho-
moeopathc Hospital Independents. Miss NJ lisa.
Traning-school: Miss NJ a. Mcdonnell. st. Mars's
recording secretary. Miss Smith. Women's Memo
rial Hospital: corresponding secretary Miss NJ
Alice ashley. Brooklyn Homoeopathic Hospital
ST. Marys Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NETWORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED.

The Southern Railway announces that Janu-
airy 49, In addition the present service by line
to Florida. the New-York and Florida Limited will
be resumed. This train. which will be operated
solid between New-York and St. Augustine with
connection Everett for Brunswick Dekyll lsland)
will be composed Of Pulman's finest service. buil'
expressly for the Florida travel. comprising dining
sta te-room and drawing room compartment. sleep
ing library and observation cars. and will leave
New-York daily. except Sunday at 1910 D. m. Sine,
the completion OF the Short Line to Florida the
time has been greatly reduced. and the journey Is
made in a very short time. Attached TO the limited
will be Pullman drawing-room sleeping car fro1
NewYork to Aiken and Augusta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
OREGON SHORT LINE SOLD.

Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Jan a-The oregon shor
Line and the Utah Northern Railway and It's ex
tension with all It's property Of every kind. was sol,
under foreclosure in this city at noon to-day. The
Reorganization Committee through Henry O.
Nichols was the only bidder and the road was
knocked down 10 it for Nls5,50o. The amount real
lied on the American Loan and Trust Company
mortgages on the extensions N.,3s,00 United
States Commissioner John B. Cleand conducted tn,
sale under the Trust Companys mortgage AMI
Special Master Cornish under the Ham mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
CHICAGO TERMINAL MORTGAGE.

Chicago JAN "a mortgage for NsS,co was
filed with the County Recorder yesterday. IL
given by the Terminal Railroad Company and tnf
Michigan Central Railroad Company to +. r. Wes'
ley and William Emlen Roosevelt. The mone'
was borrowed by the Michigan Central which
operates the tracks Of the Terminal Company. u
complete the construction OF a branch road which
the Terminal Company has begun The mortgage
covers the rOadbed right OF way and rolling stoc
of the Terminal Company. The instrument Is datei
December 80. 1896 and Is signed by +. $. winston
pre sident and James Miles secretary OF the Termi-
nal Company, and II. B. Ledyard and Edwin ".
Worcester president and secretary Of the Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
ARRESTED MEMBERS MAY VOTE

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ABsENTEES on FRIDAY
NIGHT DROPPED.
Washington. Jan 9-Early in the days session
the action Of the House last night In postponing
until Tuesday the return by the Sergeant-a;-Arms
the execution Of the warrants for the arrest OF
members absent from that session reconsd
cred, on motion OF General Hendei (Rep Iowa.
after vigorous effort TO proven; II by Mr. Thomas
(Rep.. Mich). who had declared his intention TO
protest against any member named in the warrant
voting on any matter until excused by the House
Proceedings under the call were formally dis
pensed with. and thus the danger 10 many members
that they would not be permitted to vote the
Pacific Railroad bill averted
Mr.. Hull Nsep.. Iowa. objected to the postpone
ment Of consideration for the reason that the
right Of the absen, members to vote until an order
of arrest was vacated questioned. lie said
they all wanted 10 vote and he thought the matter
should be settled.
Mr.. Baker (Rep " H. made the point that the
gentleman from Iowa (Mr Henderson, had no
right 10 make the motion. rot having been present
last night.
Mr.. Henderson responded that he did not vote.
and was therefore, entitled 10 make the motion.
Mr. Thomas (Rep.. Mich.), the author Of the reso-
luton ordering the arrest OF absent members,
speaking 10 the motion OF Mr.. Henderson, said the
objection to II made In good faith II mem
bers OF the House could stay away from the Friday
business OF sufficient importance TO demand their
attendance and then come in the next day and
oyerturn the action OF those present in the effort
secure a quorum the whole session might be
wasted lie desired record objecting to
the right Of the gentleman from Iowa 10 make the
motion under consideration. and also object
ing to the right OF any member whom the rec
ord showed 10 be under arrest by order OF the
House 10 vote on any question until he shall have
been properly excused by the ioure.
Mr. Steele Rep.. Ind)-How will you ever get any
quorum that way?
Mr.. Thomas made some reply. which was lost in
the confusion. to which Mr.. Steele responded that
every member would concede that the gentleman
from Michigan was the most Jealous Republican on
the floor As a part OF his remarks. Mr. Thomas had
read the list OF members whom the record
shaved TO have been absent last night those ex-
ct,sed from attendance and those for whom war
rants were in the hands o. the Sergeant-at
Arms
Various efforts were made 10 head on the read
ing OF this list but they we're all unavang, the
Speaker holding that the gentleman had the right
10 make them part OF his remarks
Mr.. Steele Rep.. Ind plaintively~Wont the gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
THE REV. Mr.. THROOp TO RETIRE.

Bishop Starkey yesterday informed the Rev
Montgomery II. Throop. rector OF ST. Matthews
Protestant Episcopal Church. Jersey CITY that his
rectorship would cease on February g. There have
been dissensions In the church for some time. and
Mr. Throop was Obliged recently to for s55s due
him account OF his first years salary The jury
gave verdict In his favor He also entered a
suit In the Ecclesiastical Court for $4,000 to which
he said he was entitled by reason OF the mental
anxiety he had undergone while rector OF the
church. II has never been tried. An effort was
made to find Mr. Throop last night. but he was not
nj home.
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p AND q RECEIVERS CALLED TO ACCOUNT.

Baltimore, Jan. 9-Wllard r. Case, OF scipio'
n v filed a petition to-day In the United States
Court In which he asks for an accounting by
Messrs Cowen and Murray. receivers OF the Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. TO the stock
holders Of the Central Ohio Railway Company Tor
35 per cent of the gross earnings Of the latter road
Judge Morris signed order directing the re-
ceivers to answer the petition before February q;
MIR case owns 500 shares Of the stock OF the Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Judge Payne this morning
issued an Injunction to stop the operations OF tho
Chicago Electric Street Railway Company which
is at work procuring frontage consents and pre-.
pairing for an application to the Council for
franchise for a road from Evanston TO the down.
town district of Chicago. Two day. ago Attorney.
General Moloney filed petition for writ OF QUO
warranto against the company. which he claims
exists only paper and this morning he fol-
lowed this up with information In chancery
upon which JUDGE Payne issued the Injunction.